Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-03 00:00:00

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OURRY, KELLOCK, and CO.,
1;A BROKERS FOR THE SALE ANIVPURCHAsE Or
SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, AND
Wg.Sibt, APPOINTED BROKERS TO TKE HIGH COUR*: OF
- ADMIRALTY, Walmer-buildings, Water-street.

FOR SALE by AU-CT-14N, on • Thursday, the
,
June, at Out o'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom,
throughout the
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built of the best materials and copper-fastened
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Quits,d fnr thn overhauled a ".. _o years ago,
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inches, depth of hold 8 feet ; register o.m. 57 82-94 tons, 14. x.. 39
tons ; now lying in the Wellington dock. -- For further particulars
apply to CURRY, KELLOCK and CO., Brokers.

On att.

New description of Engine and Boiler.— Great econcmy of fuel,. &c.
FOR SALE, a handsome new SCREW-
- ~
11,
- , STEAMER, of 365 tons o.is., and 200 tons nett,
~,,,....: register; fitted with Rowan and Co.'s patent
Al' 411. ) _ engines of GO horse power. Her speed guaranteed
a.N = - - --- at 91 to 10 knots on trial, on a consumption of
fuel not exceeding 24.ewt, per hour. Cabin accommodation for
thirty passengers; carries twenty-
The undersigned are prepared t,
Vessels (paddle or screw), to be
Patent Machinery, manufactured by the 1

1 in bunkers.
ontracts for Steam
fitted with ROWAN and CO.'s
st maker,, guaranteeing

lie consumption of fuel not to exceed l to NA lbs. per hullo
►orse-power per hour, which is about one fourth of that con=

ROBERT LAMONT, 23, Water-street, Liverpool; or to
CURRY, KELLOCK & CO., Waliner-build-
NOTICE OF REMOVAI

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No. 20, CHURCH-STREET,

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Important to every man ea° keeps

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THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE,

7,NEIVGATE STREET,LONDON
Price 50s.per Cask, containing 413 Foods.

Cailriago paid to any Seutron.
Pamphlet, Post-free. on application.

Agent for Liverpool—
Messrs. W. THRELFALL and Co., 25, Watcr-street

DEPARTURE OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS
FREDERICK WILLIAM OF PRUSSlA.—Yesterday morning her
Royal Highness the Princess Frederick William of Prussia
left Buckingham Palace, accompanied by her Majesty, his
Royal Highness the Prince Consort, Princess Alice, and
other members ofthe royal family, in several of her Majesty's
carriages with outriders, escorted by a detachment of the
15th Hussars. The royal cortege proceeded over West-
minster-bridge to the. Bricklayer's Arms Railway Station,being driven at a moderate pace through the whole route,
in order to afford as much opportunity as possible for the
gratification of a loyal curiosity. They were everywhere
cheered loudly. The distinguished party were received by
the directors and other officials of the South Eastern Railway,
and then proceeded by special train to Gravesend. At the
various stations along the line were large assemblages of
elegantly dressed ladies. On reaching Gravesend, the Mayor
and corporation conducted the illustrious personages to the
pier, which was most tastefully decorated. prior to leaving
in the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, her Royal Highness
the Princess Frederick William of Prussia took leave
of those who did not accompany her on board the steamer.
Her illustrious parents took leave of her royal highness
on board the vessel, which dropped down the river under, a
royal salute, the guard of honour presenting arms. 'The
royal party returned to town immediately afercyards.
The whole line of streets at Gravesend, from the railway
station to the pier, presented a gay appearance from the
number of banners, flags, and streamers exhibited. The
balconies of the houses in Harmer-street were fitted out
wit's laurels, devices formed of flowers, &c., and at various
points in the route of the royal cortege triumphal arches
had been erected. The Pier itself had been most tastefully
fitted up, under the direction of the corporation, and work-
men were

nployed during the greater part of the night to
complete the decorations. A grand regatta for, prizes given
by the inhabitants took place at two o'clock, and other
amusements were announced.
The health of the Duchess of Ke

II o w

nt is improving

TO STOP

A P. -

Put the Royal Reprobates in the front of the battle, and More
let them do as Norman William .proposed to Harold before
the battle of Hastings.

GOOD MEDICINE!
CHEAP COFFINS!!

ELLOW

B UTTE R! ! !