Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-05 00:00:00

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heading; the' upper half, which is folded over, is edged
round with a bouillone. We may mention another dress of
organdy, figured with lilac chequers. It is made with two
skirts ; on the lower one there is no trimming, and a
bouillonne ornaments the edge of the upper one.
The corsage is high, and not pointed at the waist;
the sleeves are rather wide, and formed of longitudinal
bouillonnes; they reach to about the elbow, and are
finished with a loose revers. A small scarf mantelet of the
same material is trimmed round with a bouillonne, beneath
which descends a row of fringe of a hue harmonising with
the organdy. The ends of the mantelet 'tire square. We
may add that the shawls and mantelets of the same material
as the dress with which they are worn are at present enjoying
some degree of favour. Those composed'of white muslin or
of lace, are of superior elegance. Deep flounces are yield-
ing the palm to those of small dimensions. The number of
organdy are also fashionable ; and when consisting entirely
of flounces, they vary as taste may dictate. Dresses are
frequently rimmed with five, seven, nine, or twelve. Some
of the new silk dresses have been prettily ornamented with
front trimmings, and others with montants, passing from the
edge to the waist, at regular intervals, all round the skirt.—
Lady's Newspaper.

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LOCAL INTELLIGENC

.lemen to dine, a

THE only place in Liverpooi .or gt.
'gentlemen should,- .a Londor,
POOR-LAW AUDIT.— .. Rees, Pool
menced his periodical audit of 'the accoun
of Liverpool, at the workhouse, Brownlow
SUDDEN DEATH.—On Sunday night, I
a man named William Stragan, thirty-,
fell dead in Park-place. He resided at. 2
with his father and mother.
A DEPUTATION waited on Lord Palmerston, on Saturday
to submit several memorials from London, Dublin, Belfast
Waterford, and Londonderry, in reference to the establish
ment of Cork as a packet station, in connection with Liver
pool, for the proposed postal line via Panania to Australia.
ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AN23 EYE AND. EAR. INSTITU
TION, 13, ROSE-HILL—New patients entered on the book
last week, viz. :—Relieved at theinstitation, 237 •
at their own dwellings, 55 ; total. 9" -
E. Watts and George Jordan.
Joseph Kitchen, Esq.
THE WEATHER has been rather changeable for
days. past. Saturday afternoon was very wet, and Sunday
morning there was a heavy fall of rain, with thunder and
lightning. The afternoon was fine; yesterday up .to four
was fine, but rain fell afterwards ; however, tb e weather, so
far, has not been unfavourable for the rural districts, or
agricultural purposes.
LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY For '-
STREET.--MOllthly report, Jun,
admitted, 84 ; patients who have
patients remaining under treatment
Mr. Stephens,- and Mr. Hey.. .t
Rowe. Surgeon dentist Mr. Newman. • Treasure'
Arthur Dempsey, Esq. •
EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.—A meeting will be held
to-night; in the Teutonic-hall, for the purpose .of launching
a movement that ought to have the heartiest sympathy and
support of all right-thinking 77otrig men. Those who have
short hours, those who have long hours, are bound top•-'
by one tie that of young men. " A fellow feelir
us wonderous kind."
ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPEND'
day, 4th July, being the Anniversary of
deuce, all the vessels now in port, het-
were decorated with their gayest
also floated from

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hotels. Nany of the comm
as did also several privatt
which, with American citi
and rejoicing.

EYE AND EAR INF]
Pleasant.--Weekly Report:-
admitted in the week end's
prescribed for, and who ha
1;928. Ear Department :
week ending June 30th, 16(

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bout ten o'clock

Visitors

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and Treasurer

t'rq4l patient
reatment, 198

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who have received sure_
Surgeon : Hugh Neill, Esq.
Dr. R. Hibbert Taylor, and Dr. Ne
T. Bickerton, Esq. Treasurer : -
SoIITITERN HOSPITAL.--Wec"
Admitted : Accidents and urgent cases, ,
surgical cases upon recommendation, 11 ; total, 67. ---,-
charged: Cured, 8 ; relieved, 4; irregular, .1; died, 0 ; total,
13. Attending as out-patients, 35. Remaining in the
hospital, 56. Treasurer : James Houghton, Esq. Visitors
D. Clarke, and B. Platt, Esqrs. Honorary chaplain.
Rev. W. Leveson. Physician and surgeon for tT
ensuing week : Dr. Came,—
House surgeons :
Pemberton.

ly Report, Jun

GREEDA CASTLE ACADEMY, DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN.—This
is the most delightful and beautiful spot any where to be found
on the lovely island, and is universally acknowledged to be the
healthiest. Few schools can offer so many- advantages of
situation and comfort as the above. It will be found in
every respect suitable for the residence and education of thl
sons of the gentry.. First-class masters provided for eacl
branch of instruction
engraving of
midsummer vacation will ten:llin^.
Pupils conducted to and frc
masters, and to their residence

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