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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

N othing will do, I cannot see my

G ood ne

Lbovr, tell me tow your fam

M orning and night go nicely clad I s

A t School or Church, whether at work or Flay,

N o other children are so neat as they?'

E ac., tt

I buy at FIFTEVN, PrICTA

A nd all 'who'd buy the best ar d cheapest thnt tt

N o time should

;se, tut 'Visit ETA N,

AT TIIE

NOTFD CHEAP STCCEIN(

KIN G XALAT.n.".

MAN'S,

OY AL HOUSE, 15, PRICE-STIRET,

(THREE DOORS FROM CLTVFLAND-SQUARE.)

MANUFACTORY-LEICESTER

80, CHURCH-STREET,

PA mcri

LIVERPOOL

FW. PROMOLT m
" his many estemeri Friends. t

le ahnve

t. Nvith ti superior

plensure in infOming
Nobility, Gentry, and the
lamed l'rern,see. ao/dibw.

looted Stock of

JEWELLERY, 'WATCHES, FILVEE AND FLECTRO

CLOCKS, DIITSSING-CAS

TS. CUTLERY, AND

FANCY ARTTCLTS

Tie flatters himself that his knouleclee of business andloitg
e(srineetion with Liverpool will ensure him a large proportiotA of.
sunrortand reecr.m ndstirn. _ _
• it. JO
_ .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

ent on in the Glasgow

--0----

tter provision for th

idistricts

wz, able to mal

-The telegraphic Ines

apers are so caret

a a tele-grammar

gage and 10 cabin

nd proceeded on for

f the Ecclesinsticn

Care of

e that most of the Scotch

e anythin9.:

Ey nut

c wire provide
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

Saturday 16 at 8 0 a.m
llonday 18

at 9 3U a.m Tuesday
at 10 0 a.m. Wednesday

Wedne;day

Thursday

tlO 3J aan.lrhurbday

Saturday at 1 30 p.m
Monday O5 at 330 p.m. %londay ......25 .. at 60 an
Tuesday 2'i at 430 pan. fuesdav ....26..... at 7 0 a.m.
Wednesday 27 at 5 0 Wednesday ~.27 at 8 0 a.m
Thursday 28., at 6 0 p.m. Thursday.... 28 at '8 30 am
Friday 29 ... at 6 30 p.m. Friday... ..... .29.• • at 10 0 n.m
Saturday 30.... at 7 0 p.m. Saturday 30 ~ at 10 30 a.pa
Fares.—Cauni, Is. ; Deck, 6d.
-', from Liverpool to Abergele and b
ae

assengers booke ,ulo,
For further particulars, apply at the Company's Offices,
George's Dock Gates, Liverpool: Sr at the Company's Offices,
Ithyl.

Direct Steam Cornmun•cation Between
LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
The tiT.e
A n LTG Screw Steam-ship
West ivcrpool Thursday, J
; .USTA,
L
Captain William Wcsselhy, •
intenueu Bail as sailer:—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

e works had been
n, and, therefore, it

comOteneed on the faith of the
.p
could not justly he rescinded. Motion n

A MAN CUT T) PIEc BY wv EXP::ESS TRAIN. A
shockinx:acCident, which resulted is the death of a lab ;are?.
named Cornelius Irons, aged 57 years, occurred on the
London and North-Western Ruilivay on Saturday- morning
init. 'rite deceased, with others, was engaged in getting
the hay. from the' sides. of the ea:hank/tient of the ahoy°

inc‘, bear thi

Marsh Brook, Tianrton-in-Arden. and. w

In nrder to eFcape-fhe-dil

V

tion was 'called in it.
ased stepped nu the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

3f -tilt) 13

tat:oa from t

ttoa trait?.., had.

•

THE

IPERORS' PE

'e of arms, amid which it 1

portunitN

lagnificent conceptio

d been silent

,blinie appeal, and

The dawn

bleeding count

rupt,lN

and the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

May be some of you that' may has'

,;rand jury
have not, hut I must now tell v

to •see

her or n

a person is to

remember 'nn hay
just cause for trial.

t the tri

and ther'e may he oth

;hat it will be 'our det

trial in this court. Bat yon r
ply to see if ther

n the ease alluded to w

31 ptil pr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

Autrian

t. at Amsterdam

occurred in
vriters still
re clause in

the 1

idvices,
y. At

Gals
effected at four

%bout 15s.—

t-:;ventiag,

of the two

3 to-day

before the

concluded

guarantee

civilisation,

continent of

•ce of o!leckir

cress 0

p pears
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

;h. the Pa

r others, must p
ed at the °Mee of the Agents,

a Paris, to L

N 31012

pound a•eriin;
greement,
L9ading Bei

FAX AND BOSTON, or

)UL for NEW YORK DIRECT.

West Sidi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

believing the object of the bill to be the severence of the

connections bet

een Church ani State

r. Baines

disclaimed all hostility to the. Established

Church, but as

the duty of all denoininations to sup
T'

port the

own pla

of worship

only a source of weakness to the Chu&

present system was
a of England.

Adderley supported the amendment, declaring that

vithout seeking farther lo cripple the Established Church.
After some remarks from Mr. Mellor and Mr. Stenniland
a favour of the bill, and Mr. Palke against it,
Mr. Hennessy, as a Roman, Catholic objected to aid the

led ChurCh. It

daynootb,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

Jdne 19

4..Knoria Mooria, hence to Bombay, in lat 50-141
lon 11 W.
July 5, . Spirit of the North, hence to Hong Kong in lat
48 N. ion 10 W. ,
July 6 „John Hillman, hound west. iu lat 59 N. lon 1,-) Air•
July 8.. British M.rchant, hence to C off Tu:kar.
Governor Lang on from hence, in latol N, lon 61V

OUTPORTS

QUEENSTOWN.Iy 13. —ArriVed : The Storm, from
Smyrna ; Franeiseo. Cassandri; Boxer, Aleiandria ;
mono, Trinidad ; Sinirna ; Concezzione,
nople; Maria Antoinette, Nantes; Flying Dutchman. St'
John's, Yr., went to Liverpool; Vanguard, Cleveland;
Rambler; Rio Grande. Sailed: Xanthippe, for IIui1;
Robert,' Liverpool. -

GRRENOCK,Iv Tirymish, from Nntv
foundland ; Lord Byron, Quebec ; Jane Dagget, New York;
Adriatic, Mirimachi. Sailed: Sea Horse, fur Demerara;
Florine. MelbournP
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

—Orders for the Court's

July 12t1:

WED 3N

Thursday next, the 14th ins

Irailay. the 28th i

,ilk or velKet, c

with black ribbor

1 and Norway, viz

plainlinen, whit

r white shoes, fans,

wear black full-trimmed,

id.buckles. The

n deinen

tcoats,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

vela the two E naorors so latel

totem
hostil
deser

tent c

against each other

una e

sun ha:

ueh a hope was sufficient

many clays alai,

d of his ri

" What

about th
his

It was soon known

ligatn

he to

or peace
Empero.

and, what

a and the E

merits t

the w

,bation of pro

without

Inovation

the knowle

Walewski has been as much take

any one

he knew no mo

than did the Chine

treat 3
Vivienna
the re

gular br

.1 and irregular stratefrr

ncy of the Po

of Au

Napoleon,

a, but

An event w

o rouse people

id it flew

; it has already been
of

e that a tre

aperor ot the 'r

by surprise as

about the armistice o

in the Ru,

Napoleon HI, subverts all nations of

ed diplomatist, as his uncle, Gene

puzzled Beaulieu and Wurmser by hi

ns of the treaty of peace are to this

tion of Italian Stites, under the

a hancli over .Lmiallarri

and the Emperor Napoleon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

but this in any else t..) be the extreme

Union or Traies Cup,
n)erlard Plate or Cum)erland 101 b.

e or to valu3 of 200 soy:3.
31b , of 400, 01b.; or of aay two of su....ft last-m:tatioazd

extra ; or of arty other H

dicaps, Sib. extra. The

winner to p ty 30 says. to the jurige, and

20 sous. towards the expense

of th 3 exirsa

Tae secoarl to f:-

ce,ve 50 sovs. out of the stakes,

Two miles; 73 subs.. 45 of whom

declared and pay 5 sows. each

t acceptinz b

ng. Bst. Ilb., it has been raised

to B,t. 111 b., and the oth

a 7 4 (in. 31b
a 7 3 Lord Cli'der
a 6 9 Mr. Itigby's ch•c -Royal 3ov2r ga, 4 yrs ...
(4 6 5 Mr Fitzhugh nas eh c Ancient Briton, 4yrs
a 6 5 Mr Saxon s br c Dcf2,ider, 3yrs
a 6 1 Mr. Cr wen's ch e seatle, 3 yrs
a 6 0 (in 10th extra), Lorl 4orn-rcon nag h e Paul, 3yrs
a .5 11 Mr. Hargreaves nits eh c Ba ikrupt, 3 yrs
a 5 11 Col 9 nvtlfs eh c Ucalian. 3yrs .
a 5 4 Mr W Lynn nas b e Daniel, 3yrs ................

Mr. I'arnard's hr c Wrestler, 4 yrs
f i y.Tro'nel 4 yrs

A lIINDICAP SWEEP3TAKES of ?) sovs each. with 30 soya added.
Five subscribers or no race; if 10 the second to save his stake ;
if 15 to receive A sovs out of the stakes. T.Y.C.

9 0 I Confectioner .
8 6 I Tommy Noble
712 t tanella
7 10 Gwellvon

at lb
.6 4
.5 10
.5 4
4 10
4 7

Hawthorn

7 8 j Dobbia

ES of 5 sots each, with 30 sous added, for two and
; two ye trs oil 7st 41b, three Bst 121 b ; fillies and
1 31b. Winners once in 185 ito carry 31b, twice, r
200 sDvs, 6113. extra.

the winner of any Sweepstakes in 1859 vatal

Ailiden horses h wing started once allowed 31b, twice Mb, thrice
81b. T.Y.C.

Ardo r Confectioner I Lady Kinqston I Tousle
;[es of 5 sous each, with 30 sovi aid ‘d, for a'l ages.
t 41b, three OA, 'our lOst 21b, five lOst 9113, six
Mares, and geldings allowed 21bs. Maideil
irS old r.lld. Gibs, five, and upwards Nibs. Horses (with

A Sw c;E?ST

Two years old 7s

and aged lOst 121 b
four

tion of those c

aLowances as Maidens) having

stirtcd twic3 th

tered to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

ad to pay

Admiraity

FAMILY ALES.
TTNC .OF MALT," or the pure genuine extract of
Malt and Hops; brewed expressly for Family Dinner use,
snnv,"; ;" •
--ement quantities of .11, 9, and 18 gallon

BOLTON, Family Ale and Porter Merchant

Barton Mild

seer. Dinner Ale. Dinner Ale Ale.
3s 6d r 58 64 6s 6(1 7s 6d and 8s
7s Od lOs nd 12s 64 15e Od and 16s
' Light 'Burton Bitter Barclay's .
Bitter Ale Ale. .. London Stout.
_ Call. Cask 7s Od 8s 64 . is and 8s 6d
9 Call. Cask l4s Od 17s Od 14s 47)1i 17s Od
Delivered at Walton, Bootle, Marsh-lane, Linaere, , aforth,
Litherland, Waterloo, Great Crosby, Kirkdale, West Derby, Knotty
Ash, Old Swan, Wavertree, Aighurlb: anfl Town.

9. Gall. 6iiii
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

sailed 29th.Jtine for her destination

RAB VT, June 17. —Put in : The Isabellas Hedley (13$
‘„ of Shields, from Lond 'n for Sallee (suns), entered the
river on the 15th instant, having crossed the bar with mall
difficulty, making six inches of water in two both. rfo
and Q.teen of the Islas, are ready to go out, when the
bar permits, to finish loading.

SPOKEN,

May 8.. Unrestricted, bound south, in let 41 S.
May 13..Medon, hence to Valparaiso, in lat 2 N.
June 15.. R milder. Rio Grande for Falmouth, in lat 34 141
lon 40 W.
June 16..F.verton. Antigua for Liverpool, in let 33. 141
lon 63 W.
Alliance, Charleston for Cork in lat 37 N, 101 l
69 W.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

a, in approachini
iTp9rl. • not

)uld scarcely be keP
"0

~, .
;UiP
TI~~

mle Antnni3'
re hfar'l
re. as

one be

Marseilles, which fotindered in the 13 ty of Biscay June 22'
had .struck, the master thinks, against a plank, or sunll
wreck. July; 6, Q iarantine Notice : An order of the Bar
of Health declares the prts of the island of Cuba free fr°o

The `Fa!

from

disease.

ST. ITBRI

_...„ July Noord Star, Brouwer, of Pekell
hence for the 'r el, which pot back June 25 leaky, was let.
on the hank withoot unloading, and the leak discovered 14
the upper part of the veiAel. She has been repaired, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

eld, which tended greatly to

and corn fern

Advices from New Orleans show sales of 12,000

iles at 11te
Freight

aiddling

)ol Id asked, bat some engage-

merits had bee

New York at 8d

but little doimr. Lard was

York was

ial at 9icto 10c

een con-

amounting

and waiting the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

JULY FASHIONS

MILLINERY, FANCY, CRINWLINI
BONNETS.

unces, 2i to 5.4 guineas.
French and English Glaces and 'Clack Silks, from Is. lOad. to 6a
6d. per yard.

comb dad

JULY FASHIONS

HAWLS

manufacture has bee

IIL (;I:R,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

by moving the resolution.
Mr. TT. Edwards see; it

r. Smith th

ht it would he - very disreputable on hi
part,to continue a member of the board, if they were t,
take at random any person who might present himself a
_ _

medical
admitted into the most secret • places
and if they appointed a gay young
llow like Mr. Lodge, with a -fine curling hc.ad of
hair, hut withont a testimonial, to an office where he
woirld be .comin7 in contact with a great nomher of the
young females in his district. who was to tell what might
He hoped that the guardians would

11 the people

consider the *matt(

Mr. Hayes spoke of the injustice that would be done to
Mr. Lode in consi ering the claims of Mr. Lynch, and
althotmh he had not produced any testimonials, he had no
doubt but he could do,so if he wished. He knew, himself,
of several elergynien and gentlemen who had spoken to
some of the guardians of Mr. Lodge in the very highest
terms, and that, he thought, was before any written testi-

the res.

ms of the two medical gentle-

'en memo

Mice of motion for next

Mr. Rowlands b,

Faid, in answer to the chairman, that he wonla
he preplreil with his specific charges against the officers in

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Ii 01W UGH

CALAMITY.

DEPARTURE OF THE << TRUNCHE 'N-CrTIEF-
POLICE-CONSTABLE." MR. REILLY, FROM
~VIIITECIIAPEL, LIVERPOOL.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES.
Sir,---Permit me to suggest to the inhabitants of
Peter-street, Crosshall-street, and Presto

-street; the

duty they owe to this pubht.
to his distinguished talent and

a public meeting, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

deeply in debt
I

he hrirdest up, it is'elear ennmrh that somet

Freeman

fE AMERICAN PRESIDENT ON SII )HT
3rd ultimo, the President of the U►
1 upon
_to present a prize to a spident of the North

SENTE'C

,fl Stat

. . rlarolina Univer-itv for the hest F.ngli;h romposition. In
lischarging this duty, Mr. Buchanan made the following
marks, which -we would recommend to the considmti,.n
ourselves who inclulze in what is called

of those amo.

"fine writing."- "The man who writes &early," says Mr
Buchanan, " must think clearly, and will by practice come to
sneak clearly. There is great merit in short sentences.
The author who uses.long sentences is always labouring
with difficulty. One distinct idea, distinctly set fi.rth, has
more potency than a hook full of those in which everything
under the sun is jumbled together, as i 4 so commonly the
case among
our modern writers. The anti nt style
wls the host style, and that was the style of Calhoun
kul Webster."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

at Pontrelnoli. then in the

and lastly at Piacenza, are vielat

as of the r

hts of our

son, the Duke of Parma, Itc,hrort 1., and we cannot refrain
from nrot.r.,t;.,-.. - -

public and solemn manner, as we do by

this
the mu

eta of rebellion committed by

Jf Parma, P

in, and Pontremnli: in

speaking in the name of the people, in arr

o them-

of relelsinz .them from the obelienee they
lre as his - .f. 51, and in proclaiming. the in-

elnatry with the lci:lgdom of Pielnont.
7 protest against the proceedings of the

in the province of Puntre

tits of the country, seeing that
n the one hand, excited and

tvi on the otl

contrary to

of European treaties in

h Piedmont in particular,

accepted t

to it

he Duchy of M

and that

ne time v

t de lege or de facto

us j r

with A

.stria for the acts of t

towards Piedannt wit
of Piacenza

former st

.ted from the forty(

)rotest apinst all those who, in the course o

1, have made or may make

any attack
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

THE PE A_CE.

Peace alone, on any terms, after preparations on a
scale to shake the earth, is a great event. Then,
how quick the war has run its course! It is just
half a `•ear Since a sudden outbreak at a state cere-

molly gave Europe the first misgiving
of a year since we were negotiating, after a fashion,

A quarter

The wa

has lasted only

yet the pe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

- ,
hen an ether -eioress train from an opposite
1 struck him down, scattering

n came upon =him

every d

sting his body in a

.htful manner. The driver of the train,' who saw the
when it was-to late to prevent it, instantly shunted
eld noon the boriv on
to he attributed

hlek to the spot
Monday.
to any
rAurned

and a verdict—of

ltal death " was

L A3IF,NTABLE AND FA./

ACCIDENT' IN

TD-PARK

morning:
fatal-

ire elevc

a very.

t occurred fri the Ride between
119+1 the }u-ad of the
Charles Edwards, was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

fLLu.,

F.eetwood, sir
Haywood, A 11. Esq Maiieliettpr
... •

s F.. lAT:erpool

Tettey,

Vilkinson, Liverpool . . au. 2 2, 0
and hubscripti ,ns art: lecuived by Messrs. Wi

s town by the 1, ncl,,n and C•untr
tary, .nieuard Lewis, 14, Join-street,

Banker:- ; -and by the
A.te phi, London, W.C.

BY THE QUEEN. A P tt()CLA3
Foi• Encoaragrng Seamen and Lan d,men to Ent
on.tioard lier Maje3tli's ahips of War.
IICI'OIII.-k H.

lATION,

Whereas it is our Roy
to all such Seauielt so

Xll due encouragement

1 Lthhlsm,n who shad volunt

henmeives in our eel
icivice.of our-Pi ivyC

m fit to

r with t

of our t•hi
shore for r

aders or'at r

en-ice or c
'en Pound

:oyal

eac 1 Man ; and a.l

years, who shall “:r enter them
the sum.-.of Forty shillings each Man as our Royal
; such respective sums to Le paid them by. the respective
ers of the ships on beard which the\ may be et•ving

3, shall

.r other ti
nter

;el where th

‘tui.for prove..ting any abuses by aiiTs:-Persons-le,mng the
Is to which they shall belong, and entering th ms. lres on

ships and ve;cli3 in--,;;a-i-7(

froth any of the said ships or vessels to
and shall' enter themselves on board any
.selsinorder to obtain the said fount},
11 not only lose-the WaAes due to them ;in the ships' or vessels

hall absent themselvei
vhieh they sh ,11 belon
,ther of our said ships

o be severe

Given at our C

't at Winds

punished according to their

tidy loth day of A

and fn the

yeur of our mix

by-nine
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

Upwards of 50,000
Deeds, and P 1
Bradford, &(

Iners' Holdfasts keep the Cash, Booka,
)f Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast, Leeds,

MILNERS' PHCENIX (212°) SAYE WORKS, LIVERPOOL,
The most:extensive and complete in the world, employing more
hands, (assisted by powerful, original, and elaborate machinery,
and seventy-horse stcam-power,) producing more Safes than all the
other Safe-makers together, and n•w capable of sheltering one
theusandworkmen under her wings.

lfilners' London Depot, 47e, Moorg-ate-strret, City.
Cirenlars free by post.
.lA.r.rpool Show Rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-street.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

fication the more fut

It ma.

who has

Tve as a pedestal of glory-to ati E

I a brother

honour—" but that's not r
of future wars for the tim

shall once more be hn.

a hur

n a hal

spot at,the

abut Po

with the in
; and that the I
ranca, preceded, like th

Leoben, t

concludedby the

treatT

erial inte

idolence, an
tuipo Formio

nd edition of a C,

,
is, a coup de theatre for which that inde-
fatigable royal negotiator, who but for 'the Campo
Formio treaty would not be on the throne of Bel-
rage

glum, deserve

tted - arm,

earperiter for the . concludir

at least

lio.;vever, this

doctrine

miserable

painfully convinced of

much

tnat

Sit as

a spectacle,

the- impossibility o

lynast
Treaty of Peace is at present a
'necl and

matic abstinence where

artily c

gland is I

...ancur in
tter aloof
we not

ca rice t'ne d

c inte

f deplo-
sts are

rough draft

When "the

U. copy

o
sealed. by the European Powers,Ave. trust that Eng
land at all events will not set her seal to a renew
of Austrian tenure in Venetia, or to the " honora
Presidency "' of the Pope, gUaranteed by a. doubt
foreign occupation without end. " Votre Majest

aux ye

;, ma's eile s

mond, " wrote Volt

acknowledging a copy o- verse

philosoph
men. Ce

er to praise

of pep.pe and Booth
,osed to

tram tt

11 Italy will. Ix

to the proclamat

in m

3i;e3 t in
fighting

a iuipng
make' the

aror of Solfe

10 annc

between
.the. Emperor of -A

h the

Treaty ef Peace

a and liiniself

; and
3in DU-

!le rest of. th 6 world will -.be eo

Inntary and distrustful. In these.eCectri4:d,,i,ys we
Tided not be surprised at sudden wars ansl instan-
taneous truces—at campaigns of a few weeks and
urope

paeifieatious warrant('
will

ft to last siJ
interest the t

;can with curiou

month

...s Qu

of ..kuitria

willm

had. even sm

4 accopt

It the powder
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

declined about I per cent. below the highest
very quiet. Lombards, 11!:

ntes. Fret'

SAT,FORD CATTLE MARKET.—Jura 13.
Beasts, 945; sheep and lambs, 12,800; calves, 96. ,YO-1
beef 6d to 7d; middling, 5d to .51-d ; cows, 4d to 10
best wedders, 6t-1 to 7tel; elves, 4d to 5-1-d ; lambs, 6
473 d; calves, 5d to 7d.

GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—JULY 13..
Market dull to-day. Wheat: Sellers reduced priell
per 240 lbs, which failed to bring forward buyers; a'
they would have operated freely. Flour 2s per tlti
nor; quotations of Hamburgh quite nominal, aniato
turn against sellers. Beans in le.-
Inthanged in value. Beans dull

Peas 6

ad Oatmea

not inquired fi

GLA.SG9W IRON MARK
No. 1, Makers' Iron, and No. 3,53 i

ri.TLY 13.
Wartl

Ms to Ms 6d

•••••----

SHIPPING IN-TELL

lENCI3

Even. E

Tins D.

WIND

At I.TvEnpooT_,...N.NV
„ notYrrEAD,...N.W

A it'ItIVED

Bonny I Onward

Mlfonte

Mobile I Pierre Mtir

Iliramichi

saladin

stiana

Iceland J Warree.‘.
Nantes 1 Wei►dclia

Ernst Augustine

Caen I A

riiia Itei

Kate Hunter

Savannah I Minerva

Laura

aret Jonc

Paimbcenf I'mpress
Minkirk I William Owen

Pi intemps

L'Union

SAILED,

Gauntlet ....Buenos Ayres I Patna ....
Charles Marie .... Bordeaux North Britai
Sarah A n twerp I Sarah
Henry Clark ...City Point Wigtonshire
Diana
Eliza and Caroline.. Wyburg Isis
Will!am
Deodar Archangel I Mary Ogden

.. .. Shango
s.s.) 11Iontre
Batli
Bomb°
Quebe/
• • • Barcelol!

Arlc'
"evr V.ll

MARIHME EXTRALI'S

IlAmßußGltr, July 11

LIVERPO a., J
. The English sc
Id fur. Gluckstadt

13, 1859

3, fl•om SEM&

mall Vog

; crew and part of mat

al; saved.

CUXEL IVEN, July 9
sunk-off the Ore Jul

—The Danedin (s),
5, has been found

Lei,
ttht wn
di 3i
o

just above the baoyi M and No. 16,- in t
about E.N.E. and W.I.W. The wrecl
white than to the black buoy, on
to the north of tae steamer, and tin _ _
ti the south of her. A pointed buoy
been hid out to the south of the
painted green to the north of he
to raise her will prove of

e direction
nearer to !Ilg

moll of the channel beill

b 0
plated green, ,50
arl a flat buoy, 214
feared the atterar,

no avail, and

he-re considero

OrouTo, July 6: The E

teensto wn or i':lln7;t;t7ll-, ;

Lo miles from this bar. Crew sived by a Spanis'
...,.as'erred to steam cruiser Linee'
vineh has brought them to this port.

sva about

schooner and tr

CAPE CoAsr, June 11: The barque Cr
e River CamerounQ, struck on the D

neat day, after throwin all he

making so much water that sl

aft )at, and was put on shore on the bank o
principal portion of the drv- goods was
will be hove down to ascertain the darnael

STANLCY fcrinlii,, April 16
Bock, of Hamburg, for Valparaiso
16 with mainma,t sprung, hai
will proceed in about three days for Callao
LIiI3ON, JIIIV 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

Ts or Valuable

[die, to

g purposes,

BLAK RRC

HAVE VC

WHICH WILT.

ALARM CLOCK

AROUSE THE

SOUNDEST

SLEEPER AT
AN Y HOUR

CLOCK

blic at tc
price, are

NEAR THY

Watches, Clocks, and J

:PAIRED 01

tie most

I3LAKEY BROTIIERS' GUINEA BOOTS IN GREAT VARIETY

if Lk

' D PATENT. S 1

used is the Royal

iat this
ajesty's

ys, that 1
Starches,

tier Powd

.
h she has tried wheaten, rice, and
ae found none of them equal to the
tareh she er nied. When you ask
that you get it, as inferior kinds are

it trd. Vl

London

AND SURE CUBE
DEBILIT

R THE NE MO S AND
LED. '

AGentleman having 1

AN ACT OF CHARITY

rvo,is Debility at

permat

Tea, the

g stiildirlF

:ed, as ma

(liars s. ttt t
LV postai. e.—
irmingha

it age St
Clive II

restore them to health, with
any address, by enclosing on,
Address, TIMAIA,, How Aim,
GOLD AND SILVERSMITH'S STOCK.
SET.LING OFF! at a reduction of Twenty per Cent.,
bra order of the Ax,cutors, up'ni th 9 Premises, 56, Lord-
street the valuabl, and exteasivc. STOCK-IS-I'RA DE of the late
JAINIES Woiiin.P.v, consisting of PLATED (;u ,D of the very
VEY in every form

and J v

,s to pu--
Lded wilt

alter in the
ilk.—A good,

110AVAR

1) AND C 0

N.D 3111

ISHERS

. Tat

le of dry well-seasoned Timber,

FOR STYLE.

VI L L

T 1.1 E R S
FA CT lIRERS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

Captain I". 'l._Park'-.!,

cis at the east

sail on the lath of Jul
Rat

Constantinopli

printed, dyed. and oleacii
dyed and blaached tWiL
For 9 donica—Ditt:), 70s per ton,
For syra and Coa-texinoole --Ad kin
twist, and grey 'cloth of all sorts, dU

liOs pax tci.

For Salonic t—Ditto, 50s per Val
Other Goods as per agreement.

a—Measurement goods, 35s per ton of 40 cubic
cent

—F nc goods, inclu ling all kinds of
cottons, woollens, and linens, also
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

peet.el such even

our authority, Svc

perreztly respondecl t

followed

evertheles

ae of their own accord had replaced them-

hat fact a sign of t 1

Ai U 3 ; as' to abroad. we

powers, including

,anding, which

ch had cc

nts which have taken place in the

Tire Kangaroo lan
s at Queer

pas=eng

Liverpool. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

pined b

etween them,

beat his wife. He

want to ht

az, her. The two soldiers a

hen ati;

woald hay

tin cup. Mr. Ya

ey asiceL
cup. C

his wife with a

plainant: I did not.

an old knife without a handle, and wounded him severely).
Mr. Yardley : Why did you not tell me that before-I' When did

she do that ? Corn

before
i 57 H,

the complainant was bl

,m the

Sulliva

Yardiey

and fined
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

BLACK ENMIELLED JEWELLEItY,

BROOCIIES, BRACELETS,

RINGS, PINS, AND STUD;

Of the most elegant Patterns and the

rtrnent

Also, a large as
w 11 I T B Y

E A L

In the most choice

lIAIR WORIiED, INTO CiLAINS, BRA(

1312.00C11Es

AND MOUNTED IN A SUPEILIC

JOIIN G. JACO}

GOLDSMITH AND JET'

N E 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

nd on Thursday; the 4th of

IN 111

r:Ff

s Lee Dillon,
of Lord Ch irles Henry Dillon, of Hill-street,

Yesterday morning, the

M

:s Geraldine Fran

Drake liollford,

Ch urch, - -
Hanover-square, in tho presence of a

tht nobility. A grand

d D.11,,a at his re

difeuner W2S

h4ppy pair tort town for the (

'anent

lay laornin, the maniap of Lady Blanche

cja- upwarlA of £333, the "w"hole of which sum has been

gencrervily - 'defrayed --by • the

aliofe-liamed

wo-uld hardly be -p,)nsihle rn thii locality to raj 40:01a

amoiuit for

his: now t

several oche

are much

community at large wit

Altholrrh the

titation

Welsh coat,
Dped the

tea here; and it is

p it in iti philanthropic opera-

which are evidently only limit,

4o

cl 14 the lac

WEETLYG OF TIE ROYAL
SOCIETY AT 172RIVICIf.

IGRICULTOI2AL

chief in

erect of

that which attaches i

em is

steam to the eultivat

igous coin'paition

the _Want _of proper- at.

impression

from fourtobn to

of land,

per day

ee.as al

jig exli

bi tion is

a _of, tho

tapir

le practical men

its performan

,onmendable- •way
nstead of followin;

,ppearance

', as Iv

its operat

ith- a- tea-

Fowler's

'eon Me

I, from

ng to t

hare since

Ind at a depth o

a nine feet breadth

out fourtee

eir w,n•'a in a TE

vy and unwieldy

1 disappoint

In the ease- of the 1;

Nine on foot.

opini)n • of int

although Mr, Fowler's apparatus is b,

heavy 1:

in F 3wl

must bear awa

ds, the cultivator

pql:n on medium soil

tires which cut up tt

Mr. Fowle

'mina to the width often

inches without turning

It warke4 i

Iler re

ame principle

earn plongii, with an endless

wire rope anti w'

Thti ste

1 cultivator

of Messrs. Crowlevis worked in a similar manner to Smith

eulti,;.ator. The-work performed

opportunity of

,d to be of

, far as Ira

EXTRAORDINARY FrAt iv_ enrc-xIT. On Friday we-(
in a match gin the 'fa11)61.13-Wells C,)711,n. played betwe

imbri:llre Wcll3-and Pt:iisliurst, one of the
bridge Wella, mimed ?If,-,vll, 111 the. 200%ij
°Lit' OTC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

Pop:: is to 1)3

honorary head of this confederat

recog,nised in .possession -of

the d

attaching to his offiiriin a count

lie religion. prey

Is, but he is

mp3ral sty)

alway.

1-to V

at once tie f:

:n or a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

llazier, named Michael Snaa OT

the right Nu
th,:•ir cslltng
at.‘ bras

when after nlavin

and Snap hhd lost his money, he. was

Both of them had met
In the coarse of the

.s" at some public-

;truck sevcr&•ly

N oRTIIEU:

The Post publi
its Paris correspond
" Advices from Turin

hes the fo

consequence of the
_ _

it his duty to tend

accepted -y the

believe that it was
refused peremptorily

a congress,

SOUTHAMPTON, Thursi

from,New York, July 1
Her news has been antic

flicutty has

general feelir

howeve

a further

secuntie
Funds,

th att

COM)

31 variations,

to prevail up to the
the markets leaving

tinues to prevail in t

No
bullion at the Rai

require the in

' migh

to-das

gumeasiper c

SECOND EDITION.

TIMES OFFICE. H RSD AY! 9 A.''

THE TERMS OF PEACE
RESIGNATION OF COUNT CAVOUR.

lowing telegram from

ply 13.
lot Court (

i 3 good.

thou

xonia (s.s.)

Hurst lat night

11 by the

hich t

)ply of st

ant 'M

bills are readily taken in I
cent. It is believed that
to-morrow (Thursday) the
their minimum to 21 per cent
prevails in all the Continental m
securities have risen to 4
per eer

f importanc

OUT, in

which has been
asons to

ustria who
sembling of

Italian

a of peace,

nglish

having

ek. After

w yes-

The best

-street at 21 per

reduce
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

ON SATURDAYS
ABRAHAMS-ON
OLD-ESTABLISHED AN
CLOCK SHOT
No. 24, RENSTIAW-STR
WILL ALWAYS BE
OPEN A T DU

ANOTHER IMPORTATION

WE beg to inform our. numerous Patror
the rnblie that an importation of

F R E

N C 11

Has been added to our Liven

are enabled to offer at very low
TEN SHILLINGS P

hey are from the_ stock of a f

Manufactu

L. LOVELADY

ND Co ,

8, South J

L. L. and Co. beg to call attentic

NEW PIIEM

2, RANEL

Opposite the Adelphi Hotel, just o:

STOCK OF LADIES'

I 9 AND CHILD

BOOTS AND SHOT

11,:ff, E. J. H. BUTTE
a•IT1

48, PERCT-STLE:

a vacancy for a

GLOVES

CALF, DOG§K-I1

B R.I)TIIE It S

HOES

1- PAIR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

er what is due unto the Kaiser,

the Pope whit is due unto P3p

Partha and M Ideha go in th 3 re-a

E:np3rarAr

returned hone, and slur

ta

auto Italy wliatis due unto Italy

this Q3stly sac

and unto

justment When

1 with his
ac:;, how

hv'so ma ;-

113 thlt the

; but then

alverse

gallant

most devoted
ded for the Pal

The. retentiot
interpe

singitlarly ti

good Mahn

3r by the

from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

or constitutior

Murooe, anti operates

extraordinary

menced

un

telt, the

to reaction from other

to be entertained that at tl
morrow, the Bank rate of discount will b,,
to 21 .per cent. The

weekly court, to-
lowered

is have again
lish Railway Stocks closed 4. to 2

improved

per ce

South Etas

ern, and
—Times C

inciple

y Zeening,

ye, tiud
rise of

tions of produce
noticed. In the

appearance lately

erdav sales were

tea' with difficulty at t

auction of 3s to 5s
lay. The effect of
Sales has been to

the peace news upon th
raise prices 3d to 4d

price of tin

yesterday. flirt

_ .
At the ironma•sters. quarterly

eeting, on AVedries-

sidered as likely to g

nation of the war
ive new life to business.
According to a circular of Mr. Samuel Mendel, the
cessation of hostilities produced excitement in the
Manchester markets.

was eon

comtne

on the

informi

House Of dommons.

some personal

they s,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

ntleman resit'

Hertford lately told my fati
held at- 1..f0 *Daere's some years ba
;lean stated that his belief was that he was. destin
'one Queen Victoria,- Whether he expressed his grief
that such was his destiny, or how the speech was received,

that at an

I do not know
ADVT

forning Adrertiser

TT'ING COLE

mis,ioziers of-Sewer;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

a shifnilng note with each cart load of
itents of th.

bales in it

The form of Bills of Lading required 1-or tilts steamer can oc nau
.Only from Mawd-ley and Son, 4, Castle-street. -
In the event of these steamers being plated in quarantine at any
of the above ports, the pods will require to be .inimediately taken
away and transferred to another vessel, depot, or lazzaretto, to
perform quarantine at the expense and risk of the shippers or
k.onsignees. This also app.lies to passengers. ' • "
Each Passenger will have to pay his own quarantine ez...penses.
All the above steamers lia:ve superior accommodation for passen-
gers., and are movidal with iron safes for specie.
For p.,rtieulars of freight or passage apply to
I'APZ YAN I 13 itOTHE ItS,
renwick-eliambers. Fen wick-street. Liverpool.

IIreORTASIT TO SHIPPERS

R
PATENT UNi.ON.IIAST, YARDS, AND OTHER
SPARS,
ein a combination of Iron and Wood in their constru,tin. r.,„

the most dlzabte and cheapest d
OLD WOODEN MASTS
That are decayed in the heads, can be made better than

;cription

A stock kept on band, by the sole makers,
CATO, MILLER AND CO.,
BRUNSWICK PO ROB AND IRON WORKS,
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

political vicissitudes

whatever against the rights of our son—rights which we
declare by the present document to maintain intact and in
all their integrity.

"We further profs

-1. declare that we consider as null
and void all the acts which have'already been done, or which
may be done,ln the States of Parma against the rights of
otiFt well-beloved son. We protest likewise against the
c"ieta4cnces of these acts, reserving to ourselves at any
time 'whatever, and by all legal means, to relstablish the
before-mentioned right..
" We make this sole:nu protest in the presence of God
a" Tri". We protest not only in the interest of our son,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

mach dif

regarding these

rand jury thcnr
abnlif ted.

LIFeRIVOL POLICE ISTELLIGE,
• BEFORE MIL. MAN,FIELD.

GE Pico

Franlev, I,

Harwood, Thomas Itycroft, and George Price, were charge
by Police-officers 446,. 560, -and Bridewell-keeper Day, II
under the following circumstances. Mr -Muck app;
for-tjo. ar wo•
the firer imed pries

wood and Rvcroft

It appoArea tl

and to
hold of th
knock e d

party in •tt
ss in drini

when

tried tO
fir. Blu
selves. c

446 c

appeared to conduct the case. After a few brief facts had
been stated, at the suggestion of the defendant the case was
postponed.for fourteen days, in the course of,wbich time the
tneuical officers were to be -present at the works, when in
full oneration,.l&see if it were a nuisance or not. The case,
therefore, stood adjourned.

WEST' DERBY GUARDIANS

The usual weekly meeting-of this hoard was held in the
Board-room of th.a 'West "Derby Workhouse, yesterday;
Mr. Pitts presiding. There were also present Messrs.
Treye3, Shaw, Morris, Davis, Rainford, Leber, Roscoe
Smith, Wensley, Bolshaw, Roberts, J. EdWards,.Medealf,.
Abrahams. Wareham, Pilling. and H:Fdwards.

The Governor's report showed that the number of
inmates last week, were 591 ; admitted since. 37 ;. dis-
charged, 16; died, 2. This week, 610; of these 350 were
belonging to Toxteth-park. Corresponding week last year.
615. Cheques were granted to the relievinm officers as
enllows—to Mr. Potts, £115; Mr. Olney, h£36; Mr.
Lithgow, Xp.

I,cuiger, in accordance with notice of motion given
by him last week, proceeded- tip move a resolution. the
Purport of which was. that the ignardians were deiirous
that the Poor-law B )arcl should not confirm the
appointment of Dr. Lodge to the- office of 'surgeon
7or one of the districts of Everton,, as the guardians had
'ommitted an error in 'their recotnm'endation, it being their
intention to recommend Mr. Lynch and Mr. Rowlands, and
especially as Mr. Lynch had been appointed by the guar-
lians but a short time previously., In moving the resolu-
tion, 11r. Led .er spoke in very high terms of Mr. Lynch,
and gave it as This opinion that. no corporate body, or
respectable Mercbant,• would discharge a faithful servant
„ .

iLrlit and a half years
They had appointed

from his situation, if -he had. served
as Dr. Lynch had done the township
him but a. few months ago, and it was unjust to tits,
him, unless they could show just cause for doing so. The
four guardians fol. Everton all voted for Dr. Lynch, and he
thought, when they who had never before agreed, had
agreed this time, that the people whom they represented
were well satisfied. (Hear, hear.) He thought some
•expect should- he shown to the opinions of the Guardians of
Ltdeed he thought the Guardians for Evertor]
i have the appointment of the medical officer for that

The thi

Iczainst it.

Tes Sa i

when the

1 in order to have a new election

Mr. Sr

WA V.

We-1

Square

ontinen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

-t of the Gl3be

ian ce with

,renlac

bly regaining for F

a frontier- with the help of V

3o4dent says tit,

t in

ult from the sheddhi

tea in Par

f the trea

I ranee w

far as t

o, is to b,

of the Tuilleries
A mfriq

ed at the terms of peace, ar

elineoft
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

4).

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL (

F THE KANGAROO,

QUEENSTOWN, Wednesday Evening.—The Kan-
lip has just arrived from New Yurk,
with dates to the 2nd July, 69 cabin and 126

garoo steam-

steerage pa

and $759,935 in specie

steam

Ocean Belle wa

quarter of a million do

A large portion o

to pay interest on

ad arrived out, and the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

SAVAGE A&S'AULT BY A WIFE UPON
HER HUSBAND.
At the Thames Police-office, on Tuesday, Mary Sullivan,
a good-looking young woman, was brought before Mr.
Yardley charged with a violent assault upon her husband,
John Sullivan, a lightermau's labourer. The complainant,
a steady and respectable workman, stated that he had the
Misfortune to be married to a very bad woman, who was
constantly inebriated and neglected her family. ilisbusi-
ness brought him upon the Thames at all, hours, and some-
times he was out all night. Yesterday evening he came
a was not at home.

home sooner than his wife

expected. S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

mibay offered at auction this morning,

B RIMSTONF
ARSENIC :
A RGOLS :

10 tons seconds reporte'd at £B.
44 casks at lOs 9d to 11s.
13 casks red Oporto at 41s.
250 titw's Palermo at 11s 3d, and 50 bales

Cotania leafy at 8s

GAMBIER:: 100 bales damaged at 16s 6d to 16s 9d for

first ea.=
BA

K : 800 bags Baltimore at 63 61 to 6s 9d
CA.sTou OIL : 50 cases at 6.31.
INDEX RUBBER : 100 bags iN egrohead at is
111YEABOLIM9 : 430 bags at lOs to lOs 3d.
Otts : Palm unchanged ; in Olive, 80 tons tak
ther better terms.

4d per lb
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

THE TNOR:ItiTCRN 11MES, THURSDNY, JULY 14, 1859

,ault merit.

For rERN AMBUCU,
4
The well known A 1 clipper Ship
;, . ‘ lIEBMIONE,
JOHN TOWILL, Commander:
. . .
.....k _,
a very :as, sailer, and a regalar tract:T. W 411" have good' despatch,
For terms of freight or passage, apply to
C. T. BOWRING & CO.

j—A" isT E

P A C

REGULAR LINE OF CLIPPER VE.SSELS

Captain

245.. HOWE

291 AI•AIuRTREY
316 • VnIZTY.

272..1t08i550N

203 BATTALE.
3it BLOOMFIELD.
FIB be despatched

T F.TSTONIA,

ider;
old, and one of the finest

csrirtiarlD.

ti
Is Inwood., . w heave tiv,rpool for Greenock and G 1
WED v F,DA Y, Keturning from Greenock and Glaiiow ever
Sart:anal% unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence. -1
rate of freiTht, &c., which is moderate, apply, in Liverpool, to
T.1.Y1,0 CI r'PEtt, & Kitill tItDSON, Water-street
Loading t
Do

STEAM TO GitEENOCK AND GLASGOW,
- The new screw-steamer
THE TIS,
Captain KENNEDY,
65) tons,

asgow, eve

.elaw, Glasgow

STEM. COMMUNICATION BET WEBS
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.-
A , First-class powerful steam-ship
PRINCES , Capt. M'Chlery
Unless prevcri,ed- by any ill oieseen occurrence, the undernotec
or other steamers is intended to sail (with or without pilots) between
Liverpool and Glasgow, with goods and passengers. as under :

For the conven.

shipment, .eaee
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

vain and idle 0

The course t
nor worth' of .the Country, i

the course

a by 'Government was not

lent, they shrshrunk from proposing it.
id made an.effurt to settle the que
at was bound to do li'ltesyise.• lle

st adopted by the present
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

BAB, G

SELLING

A. I N

WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS'
• A T 32, SOUTH CASTLE-
8., the BARN ARD LEVY,
Line of -DI-
OF $B, OLDHALL-STREET,

I Respectfully informs his Friends an(
PURCHASED AT LESS 'l
ORIGIN AI

the Public

to
Im the NORTH

AN ONE

tc I

THE WHOLE. OF THE
MODERN AND VALUABLE STOCK

1 een grauted.
MESSRS. JOSEPH BROTHER°
52. SOUTH CASTLE-S t PVT,"

A.ILWAY

Consisting of Gold r,
American Clocks, Gol

articles, which
ORIGINAL CO.

B. L. requiring the p.

only continue for a

Branch DepOt,

SOUTEr CASTLI

ard Lc
by the Liv(

YIEP . ECES fr

6s. 6d.; with Alarms, Bs,

fOUBS FROM TEN TO SIX.

N sATURDA

OLD POST- OFFIG

(ARNALL respectfully is
ighbourhood. that he ha,

L & RESTAURANT,

ions in hi

of affording

.MY SALOON

ar e the cnmfo:

tlon to iero visfroPs,

kuniero-u. ratrc

FIRST-CLASS S

DINARY,

111 FIE MARINE FAMILY
NEW BRIGHTON,
_ _

Is on the

may mer

Visit the note, .id oblicre by writing
when they will arrive, that they may

Families intending to , won
to the Proprietor, stating 1 3'
be met at tie boat.
leave Liverpool half hourly, from half-past eight a.m,
'Brighton from a quarter past eigir

to eight o'clock p.m

a.m. to a quarter to vino p.m.
PLASKETT TIMAIPSON,

MARIN

HOTEL

'EW BRIGHTON

FAMILIES GOING into the COUNTRY to
enjoy the Summer Months, should provide them-

TRULY

JOHN L

FINE TEA,

S MI T H'S,

4, PARKER-STREET,
(Between Clayton-square and Church-street

NOTICE.—For • convenience, and to preserve the
Strerlgth and Flavour of these Teas, they are Packed in
Tin Catties of 1 lb., 2 lbs.. 3 lbs., 6 lbs.. and 8 lbs. weight,
and in Boxes Lined with Lead from 12 to 20 lbs. weight.

SUMMER It ECREATIONS.
62, CABLE-S f ELT.
TO BOWLERS, CRICKET and SKITTLE
PLAYERS.
_

The Best and Cheapest Establishment in Town. for
BOWLS, BATS, WICKETS,
_AND SKITTLES,

In 'every Variety, and at Manufacturing Prices,
TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS,
IS AT

WILLIAM AN.ON'S, TURNER,
62, CABLE-S'T'REET.

N.B.—All the Articles Warranted. and Exchanged if not approved
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

which

so, he had his" left arm completely shattered by grapo. lie
exolaimed, No matter; before I die, I will bring down
' So saying, he threw down his
as no longer of any use to him, drew his

one of the officers,

ilk, which

muscles, rase
the Imttery,

ed for warr,
ad plunge

I) a shower o

grape, rea

_ 1 his sabre up to the hilt into the
body of the captain. An Austrian colonel, who saw the act,
ran to the spot, and with his pistol blew out the corporal's
brainS, and he expired on the body of the captain."
—A Wrom'S
bas b

SANGUINARY AFFIt CY

ABBED

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ci in the

London. in c

30 Te

man catch hold

into her body, inflicting seN
rood gushed out. The as

'e in his hand pointed

e was rescued
u

rite unfortunate woman was con

University Ilospi
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ny established Pack of bounds; and any

a 3 above, Will 1

to ride by paying 3 sors to the Race Fund
wards. Jo(

to the euusmt of th

3 not allowed to

a Lori J. Scott's 1) g Gift, 8 yrs (h h) •
a Mr W. S. Arlie/. 41n nas ch c Ancicmt, Briton, 4 yrs
a Mr T. Dawson's br f Mrs. Stowe, 3 la
a M

Celley's br c Lif

ORDER OF:'RtINNING.

T.Y.C. 11. Cu',,

Welter
Lord Derby's

ADVERTISEMENT,

A. M. executcs CrnmisAbus oualih.Tniineipal Races, on receipt
of Cash oe Post-Ylic. Orin. A. M. will guarantee all winninfrs,
char4inrr a Cu•nini.i.iin of Five
NORTfIERN TINES office, Liverpool.
per Cent —Address A. M.

CRICKET,

On Monday and Tues lny last, a match was played between the
Fairfield and Amateur Crifi.et Olub3, on the groand of the former,
Olive Mount, which result in the defeat of tho latter, the
Fah field winding by OW innings and 33 runs. The following is a
summary of the score : Amateur, first innings, 25 ; second
innings, 37—total, 62. Fairfield, first innings, 95.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

ecl to renmin unknown

t interest in public
m and support of the great body of the Beforme
On questions of a political And pa
leration of the centralised force of

end cannot

to merit

responsibility of r

uFscriptit

Prosneetuses may be had, and members'
Club Housl, where further infOrmation
,By order of the Con

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NEW LY-INV

r-opera-

such an institution will, it
Lnd rowerfnl anxiliary to the
:lice:without in my way inter-

[l. in a Council of sixty-four
hoily of the Chub in public
from the -Wards, in propor-

Act; the
of their

ezrollcd at the

PL lion. Sec.
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,ont winning and. 4lbs, and thrice or

r to be sold in the uual way for 80 sous;
Id. 8!b; 40, nibs ; and 20, 211 b.

old by auction, and any surplus over the selling

A SWEEPSTAKES of 15 sovs each, sft. with 80 soya added by the
Earl of Derby. Two years old 4st 121 b, three 7st 91b, four
Bst 111 b, five and upwards 2st 21b; mares and geldings allowed
31b. Winners before starting (matches excepted) of 200 sovs
31b; 500, 71b; 1.000 and upwards 141 b extra. Maidens at starting,
having run three times allowed if two or three years old 71b;
four and upwards (and never having. received £5O as second horse)
141 b. Three to start or the added money will be withheld. One
mile -10 subs.

s ch c Wa (I)rothn to It2cl Lloa) 2yrs
len nas bc Shafto, 3yrs
twood's ch f Butt 3efly, lyrs
a Mr W H Mand)'s ch c AccarAte, 4yrs

a Mr T Di

a Mr Lui
a Mr Fa

TFIE SEFTON CORISTMAN WFLT Fit Cup, a piece of Plate value
100 saes., added to a sw eptaXes of 10 sovs each, h ft. Three
yearsold lOst 41b, four Ilst Bib, five 12st 21b, six and aged 123 t 41b.
Winners or 50 sues cle it at any one time Ms, of 100 sues 51bs, or
of 200 sacs or up 'ear !s 71b3 extra. Mares and geldings allowed
31b ; half-bred horse; allow .d 51b. Oac mile and a quart r.
Second to save hi • stake, aol winner to way I saes towards the

of the cou.•.se

r -menfnrs er sons of members of 'White's,
the Jokey Cluh, G)9A.va3:l, Heaton Park.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

viz., a saf

anger from e

Having been more than twenty years in practice, he dc

especia

de of the r

udance, and bu
e as at the Lief

age stamps,

Entire Charge,

m of Application
LO 12 6
1 4 0
... 2 18 6
... 5 15 0
... 11 10 0

,stalments than

parties using them need not be under any fear of detection from
their nearest friends, and without eny material restraint in diet, or

other. .iaconvenience_
He is the sole proprietor of these invaluable remedies, wh___,
combined with his extensive practice and acknowledged skill in
their treatment, prove him to be the only party to whom the
afflicted can apply with safety for a certain cure. - His discoveries
VS. I in medicine are found to surpass all other known remedies. ' .

duty to Caution the afflicted against placing tnemselres under, the
care of young and inexperienced practitioners, serious consequencet
often arising from the folly of so doing.

Parties in the country, by forwarding LI, addressed SAMUEL
DAVIS, will receivemedieine efleet a cure in most cases
without further charge: Minute detail of cases is necessary. The
utmost secrecy may be relief'. on. One personal application is.ad-
visable in all cases, if convenient.
The "Mirror of Health" may be had of Mr. Howell, bookseller,
rity (and on Charch-street, Liverpool ; and ..dso at, the author's residence.
11.000.
at
th. Price,ls. Sent free to ally part of the kingdom for Is. 6d. in post-

Observe-114, DUKE-STREET, where he may be seen as usual,
from Eight in the morning ,ntil 'fen at night, and on Sundays
from Ten till Two Secrecy strictly observed. Private entrance in
Henry-street, leading from Duke-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14

rind in that case it would be a

riot, and any person that takes a prominent p
be considered guilty ; but you must take great ca
with: theM properly, and not send any for trial whom
Consider should not be sent here ; at the same time remem-
bering- that you are not the persons to try them. If von
should want any assistance from the bench we shall he most

t in it may

to deil

happy to give it

rom the depositions von

Llty in coming to a correct conclusi

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