Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-23 00:00:00

CORONER'S COURT.

Yesteriley, the following inque,to were hell :
Oo the body of Jo'nn twenty-sir, years of ace,
who die, l in constri te,nco of injuries reef iv,d at a sow-:rill
in the Park as reported in our :}aper of yesterday. Verdict,
Acaidental death."
- On the body of a child ninsed James Grilio, that was
suffocated in,•.tsel by ecciderv. Verdict ace ,rdingly.
On thebedy-of Catherine 111. eg-d 2.6, who twos
a prisoner- in the boroagh gaol, awairing her rial. She
died snidenly,. tnd it was prove :I that death was the re,ult
of carilcumption. Verlict accordiogly.

At-LEWIS & CO APAN Y'S. Ran,lagh-street.
BOYS are CLOTHED fiom the Ages of Six to rweety Years.

FATAL AMlD•Etcrs ore ME THAMBO—Tange-Lives L sr.
—On Sunday a fatal accident 'occurred' on the river, off
Hungerford- merket, to a young man named; Thomas
4s7itley, mete-ef the smack Tinnet. Jr seems the young matt
had been ashore pfeasivine, and -in attempting to cross-
soma craft to Set on board his vessel, slipeodhetween the-
barges, and was drowned. About nine o'cloclethe body
was found neer the Hungerford steamboat pier, and taken.
to St.' Martin's workhouse. In the"afternoon, a sue Ii
sailing beet, containing three persons, was capsized in
Bag-hy's H&c.. Two of the party were rescued by the'
crew of the collier brig In lus, the third, a Mr. John
Costen, re=using in Great Surrey-street, Swale Nark, was-
drowced. in 'the course of the afternoon, a boy named
John Steelier, who was yelayine on the barges between
Southwark :zel Bkekfriars-hridge3, fell into the water, anti
was drowned ; the body was net recovered.
DREADFUL 13-021x11 EXT.LOSION.--.TC7O Lives LOST:—
TRIMD N G-rteeete COLLIERY, SUNDAY.--About nine o'clock
this mornieg, one of the boilers at this colliery exploded
ith a loud report.. It :hook the' earth. The report was
beard for about a mite ciietant, and vr s;sornetniee• like the
expheien of a mtgazine of powd-r: 01 proreeeing to
the scece of deeo!atioa, it was j ,st the Same at ;f the town
,had been bambaried for a censi lerable time. The chimney
was stilit, the store walls blown to, atoms, and the boilers
shifted out of their places, and a lore number of bosses
damaged by bricks. stan to, p diets, metal pipes, and vat ions
other things. The heeses bee a curious eppearance etheuge•
built of wood, they were Trite grey. just as shiaed with
litne water. ; The le der •ti el split in two ; the top .nart
was blown over the top of sir or eight houses, and fell into
a mend about 100. or 120 Tads' distance fret's- the place.
T re other part sites silted over the engi les, houses, And
' rai!way, on to the dust beep, at a distance of about 109
yards. On .clearing away the stones and rubliish near
where the boiler stood, the-bodies of two young men were
diseevered—tree ono named John Orton, the other Roper,
the fireman. They,evere dee:lett:ly scalded, and, of co'are.
quite dead. A child playing in the streets was strack by
one of the lei-An and there !seems to br little or ae hope,
.of its recovery. Venom. rumorrs are afl mat as to the c arse
of the accident; bat of course the truth semi not be knewu
till the ievest.
Love AND " TUE Sonozß3."—The !Litter of a red race
it is commonly assorted, has a wenlerfel attraction over
the (emote Ipart, and we have just had an instance of the
power of scarlet, along with nth'r assr,ciations, which
seem to attach to "our he'd !edger b. ys;" to cap ivate th!
hearts of The D iring the paceoge of the Dngoona
through our town, their presence has been a mire.: of greA
interest to the general public, and to none more apparentiv
than the' esses of Gala. A' bu,iern young Las, from a
neighbouring farm, over whose head not mere than fifteen
summers harille:i---although she seemed s out enough to be
twenty—hid came into town on Thursday, on the ratio
and simple errand of selling hatter to one of our wocera.
Here she was smitten with the " soerlet fever," and hei:
heart yield, el t i the charms of ore of the gaily dressed
members of the band, Se'ardent wan the thin., that she
forgot her batter, her milk; and all the pastoral concern
of her temporary domicile among the braes of green
Ellvvand, and resolved to cast is her lot with the trovere.
and to follow her adored, whether to Carlisls, or to India.
In this. determined frame of mind, she left on Saturday,
following on foot after the troop wh'eh contained the
object ot her affections, whom stera duty eine l to leave her,
and in due time reached Herrick, her native place, whore'
the gallant dragoons were to halt far the night. Bat true
love never did run smooth." She was feitaseed by a
relation from Galeshiels, remorselessly seized, and in spite
of tears atti entreaties brought beck to her rural place of
service, in Our neighbourhood. This summery mode of
treatment, howeeer, oily served to fan the flame of love, and
she Made.a desperate attempt to jump out of a window to
Ret back to the rolling drums and the shrill ear-eiereing
fife, where her 'alone one was. Fail.ng in this, the
infuriate less then drew forth a knife, and made an attempt
to cat her throat. In this, also, she was happily prevented
tient her purpose. But the worst remains to tell. Frus-
trated in these attentets, she arose during the night.
abstracted the key of a chest from her fellow-servant's
pocket, opened the chest, and thence abstracted two articles
of feniale under-apparel, iu which she attired herielfeand
was making eff egain with the " providivg" when she was
detected, and detained tiil cur police °Ricer was sent for,
who appredended her en the charge of theft. Thus the
roman.ic adventure has terminated in the silly gill being
conveyed to that dread piece rf confinement, Jedburgh
gaol, where she now lies in durance vile. Strange to say,
the poor thing informed the officer who conveyed her to
Jelburgh that oven if she were cotfined for two months
she would follow the regiment to heal qnaiters.—Border
Advertiser.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street,
BOYS are CLOTIIED from the Agea of Six to Twezty years.