Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-10 00:00:00

It is awell known maxim that ';time is money

terms are relative; so to save one is to save the other

save note time, and economise patience,. an,
tempers, when we have a good PEX bad one upsets pati-
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steel pens and other' stationery, at E. T. Hall's whole-
sale steel pen warehouse. 23, South John-street. John

present goo,

Gillott's, Thomas Lowe's,.G. W. Hughes, and other maker's
pens at ls .per gross. Good Pen Holders 2d per dozen.
DISCOVERY OF-URNS, COINS, ANTr SKELETONS .AT MALI!.
BURY RINGS.-_A friend informs us that he visited this
remarkable spot in company with Signor Gavazzi, the
Italian patriot, on Wednesday last, and elicited from him
the highest admiration of its form and perfection, which the
imaginative orator likened in outline to "a fish —the best
of all fish the talhot," concurring in the opinion that
Prominences on the east and west were the vantage
the Roman Imperator was. accustomed
_-••14 and _ entire assemblage, and
stood the
very much
side of the

_ .
remarking that, in all probability,
mighty Constantine himself;" but doubtir
1:11/, nnmilnr Mon +bat tho ilanraccirmQ

here one

elevatiOn marked the sites of the wild beasts' den

said Gavezzi

that, would never do.

you see they
that hr. 1-19 d

p up upon theterrac

G a vazz

visited inaily of the most celebrated remains of Roman
amphitheatres, but had met with none so perfect" as ours.
During the week Mr. Gregory, whose building labours are
fast developing, in the immediate vicinity of the Rings, the
eleVation of the handsome pile of our constabulary barracks,
has fallen in with, froth first to last, the number of twenty-
five skeletons—differently deposited from the first three
discovered by him, as recorded in our columns a few weeks
ago. It may be remembered that from the latter having
been discovered doubled up in an upright posture, and'
deposited in a small hole dug for their reception, we were
lcd,to suggest that they might have been the remains of
captives or malefactors slain in the cruel sports of gladiator-
circus, and hastily interred. Those now
wever, appear all to have been laid

hip of th

horizontally in the chalk bed at about three feet under the
surface, although in some instances the heads are found
pointing in different ways all extending in the same
direction from east to west. One skull remained remarkably
perfect, the teeth and jaw-bone quite sound. Near the
remains were found two very minute Boman coins—oboli
the one flattened and obliterated, but the other with the
well known head of Constantine for its obverse, and on the
reverse the usual draped sacrificial figures. Near the public
road, and quite apart from the human remains, was found a
Poole token, with a legend of the style and initials of the
Mayor, and the word Port, thus : " MAJOR [initials]
l'OltTE," and on the obverse. " AND COUNTY OF POOLE ;"
in the centre the date, 1567. Front ten to twelve more
funeral urns have likewise been discovered—for the most
part in a fragmentary condition—one or two, however,
nearly entire, and, indeed, three have been exhibited to us
as nearly as possible in a state of completion, showinc, all
the different shapes indicated by the fragments foutk
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