Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-22 00:00:00

Doors open at Half-past One,

(From the Daily News, July 18, 1859.)
g! A SINGULAR AND SUGGESTIVE FEATURE IN THESE Elmira-

TIONS IS THE ATTRACTION THEY SEEM TO HAVE FOR MGR,
AND FAIR, AND NOBLE LADIES."

The following description of the famous horse Cruiser may
notbe uninteresting. Appended are Lord Dorchester's letters
relatiTe to Cruiser, before and after being tamed :---

BEFORE BEING TAMED.

Cruiser, by Venison, dam by Little Red Rover, was bred by
me in .1852, and I consider him to have been vicious from a
foal; he was always-troublesome to handle, and showed tem-
per on every opportunity. On his road here from Danebury
he went on his knees and tore the ground up with his teeth.
I have seen him lean against the wall of his box, and kick and
scream for ten minutes together. In 1851 the Raweliffe Stud
Company and myself entered into an agreement respecting_
him, by which they wore enabled to purehase the half of him
on reasonable terms, provided they liked his stock; but, not-
withstanding the latter were muck admired, I was requested
to remove him after the second season, his savage propensi-
ties rendering the care of hinileo dangerous an office for any
man in their employ. I was assured by the manager of the
Rawcliffe Stud that for days he would allow no one to enter
his box, and oa one occasion tore an iron bar, one inch thick,
in two with his teeth. If Mr. Rarey can tame him, I feel cer--
tain no horse can withstand his art.

(Signed)
Grervell, April 3, 1858.
AFTER BEING TAMED.

DORCHESTER.

Having received instructions from Mr. Rarey in horse
taming, I have much pleasure in adding my testimony to that
of others respecting the marvellous facility with which he sub-
dues a horse of any age or temper, broken or not, and 'without
the slightest injury to the animal or risk to man or horse. Mr.
Raney, when here, first subjugated a two-year old filly, per-
fectly unbroken. This he accomplished under half-an-hour,
riding on her, opening an umbrella, beating a drum upon her,
&c. He then took Cruiser in hand, and in three hours Mr.
Rarey and myself mounted him. He had not been ridden for
nearly three years, and was so vicious that it was impossible
even to dress him, and it was necessary to keep him muzzled
constantly. The following morning Mr. Rarey led him behind
an open carriage, on his road to London. This horse was re-
turned to me by the Rawcliffe Stud Company on account of his
vice, it being considered as much as a man's life was worth to
attend to him. When it is taken into consideration what this
animal was, and what he is now, it must be apparent to all
proprietors of horses that they should obtain the knowledge
that enables them to obtain the mastery over any horse in
half-an-hour, and without danger to either party.
Greywell, April 7. DORCHISTER.

NE W CHURCH FOR THE LABOURING
CLASSES.
It having been proposed to divide St. Martin's District,
Liverpool, the population of which now exceeds 20,000, and is
far beyond the pastoral charge of a Single Incumbency,
DOTATIONS for the BUILDING and ENDOWING a PLAIN
CHURCH, are earnestly solioited.
THE EARL OF DERBY has generously given a SITE.
Communications can be addressed to the Rev. C. WRAY,
and Donations paid to his credit, as Treasurer, into the Royal
Bank of Liverpool.

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TB.A.DE SUPPMED

MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD. f,
FLOATING BRIDGES AND PIERS AT LIVERPOOL
WOODSIDE—ALTERATION OF AUTHORISED .W°2',
AT WOODSIDE—EXTENSION OF PERIOD FOR
_-_'-':.,
CUTING PART OF WORKS AT WOODSIDE—ALTEIt'I,
TION OF APPROPRIATION OF LANDING STAGES 'To
LIVERPOOL AND WOODSIDE—TOLLS—POWEE'f
APPLY MONEY— ARRANGEMENTS WITH FEio
FERRY
.CLAIMS—AMENDMENT
EGNODOmEDS
NNTOTOFTOAcTBES.LIABLE,.44
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN, that appEcation is inre,"este
to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session for I_o
to bring in a Bill to empower the Mersey Docks and II
_°",he
Board (hereinafter called "the Board"), to construf;oe
Works and effect the objects hereinafter mentioned, or
of them, that is to say : el"
poolan lcia t
as.
ti
dToeoromfn make as
the
floateh.eeraeast
nt
Mersey, ge Bar Bridge, gf
ceot,
hmnie Pier,e n
Basinandc inJettygoronD
otthe sowed
c theal
call
I ee
Seacombe Basin, belonging to the Board, and terla'l'„ t 8
upon and by a junction with the North Landing Stages. viid of.
River Mersey, near to the.second Bridge from the souru„, 4
such Stage, which said proposed Bridge, Pier, and Je.., of
be wholly situate in the parish of Liverpool, in the cotol,
Lancaster. 6ie'
2nd. To make a floating Bridge, Pie; and Jetty on. rhe-tlt
kenhead side of the River Mersey, to commcace ou the 4....0
side and at or near the west end of the open Dock or jor
d ID' or
authorised to be made by " The Mersey Docks an nuay
(Works) Act, 1858," at the south end of the proposed u.__;,.ate
Sea Wail for inclosing the Woodside Basin, and to el'eraot,
upon and at or near the centre of the intended floating, 10 be
ing Stage in the River Mersey, at Woodside, authorise' pier,
made by such Act, which said last-mentioned Bridgeiralr
bial
and Jetty will be wholly situate in the extra-paroc „„,.,
ship or Chapelry of Birkenhead, in the county of cbeat...r 035,,,a
3rd. To alter and enlarge the intended open Doe
authorised to be constructed by "The Mersey
Harbour (Works) Act, 1858," to the northward of the n I)s‘i
side Pier or Jetty, and to widen and extend such oe. ,1e1.,..je"
or Basin on the south side thereof, and to construct 3' 'ess"'
end thereof a Gridiron or Graving Blocks, and all 'l,‘,`",ratiol
Works' connected therewith. which said proposed a',"te E.,a,
enlargement and extension will be situate wholly io; to o'''
extra-parochial Township or Chapelry of Birkenheal"
co4th . y unt of Chester. , ,iiertli
To divert the Waters of the River Me rsey info toe
Dock Basin and Works. :De
la sth. To make, erect, lay down, and maintain 1,
er.3l-:
Parish and extra-parochial Township and place ar „ro°r'r,
,
and in the Bed or Shore of the River Mecsev, a° tat°
and convenient Ways, Platforms, Quays, Wharfs, pr
Moorings, Piles, Pontoons, Buoys, Coffer Da°°'
gines, and other works and convenienes. tPI
6th. To take or purchase by compulsion or agreelote
eII
lands or hereditaments required for the purposes of ' sill'
tended works, and t i vary or extingush all rights and P
leges tacidental theret and
or connected therewith. f tV
7th. To abandon relinquish the construction ),:dide
intended Graving Dock on the south sire of the construction,
Pier or Jetty, authorised to be made by " The Merse4are
and Harbour (Works) Act, 1858," and to erect on the "d ao
the River Mersey, and in continuation of the authorise
or Sea Wall at Woodside, and wholly iirtho said extra-Parvic
Township or Chapelry. of Birkenhead, a Quay or SO ,
along the authorised entrance to such Graving Dock. Afr .
Bth. To charge that portion of the said Quay or Sea 4 Os
which may be constructed in front of or upon land uotiti;
Birkenhead Improvement Commissioners, including tl'e,vatL
iron or Graving Blocks, with an Annual Rent Charge, P 7,,•,?,,
to the'Board, as a consideration for the costs and expeoiliot*
tendant upon the construction thereof respectively, 133"°1,1,0
Section 40 of "The Mersey Docks and Harbour (Won.'" ,
1858," applicable thereto.
9th. To extend the periOd within which certain Parrs c'fftu,
Works at Woodside fifthly described in "The Mersa ',7:el;
and Harbour( Works) Act, 1858," are required to be comp ti
10th. To vary and adapt the said existing North Matt 'e
Stage at Liverpool, and the said authorised floating 0 aiVi
Stage at Woodside, or some parts thereof respectiveln ' ..,,cl`,,
provide for the convenient use thereof by Ferry Boats, a'a e,i.
the passage on and over the same and the embarking 3,1'00;
embarking thereat of Cattle, Carts, Carriages, ano,,etee!,
Vehicles, and to alter the several provisions of " The ''''
,V,
Docks and Harbour Act, 1857," and " The Mersey Dock, bow,
Consolidation Act, 1858," and " The Mersey Docks and 1;0:
(Works) Act, 1858," which in any way direct the app roP arr.,
of the said Lauding Stages, or either of them, or of am
~.0e
cular portions thereof for any specific purposes, and r° -
other provisions in lieu thereof. „, ..
11th. To levy tolls, rates, and dues upon Goods, War` : -::,j
Merchandise, Cattle, CCarteCr- • -nd other Ve"-#.,

,arts, ,arriages, an.- piers, tit
using or passing over the said floating Bridges,
Jetties, or either of them, and to appropriate to the 0,5,"0,,:i
use of passengers the several existing and authorisSuo'
bridges, and approaches to the said floating Landing
Liverpool and Woodside respectively.
-s 0
12th. To apply the income and any other monqoglog
Board towards the purposes of the proposed W
and 10."
P.
rally for facilitating and _improving ..the_cominuqttlie'
between the Docks of the Board at Liverpool_ d 10." are r
pt
13th. To enable the Board to enter into contractr';fle„e e
meats, and arrangements with the Birkenhead 10'13 oe
Commissioners and all other the owners or lessees 1054 to_,,
being of the several Ferries now existing, or here, ic`sile
established, across the River Mersey, with regard to ,eery,
for the purposes of the traffic of suck Ferries resp sP,t;ct
the said floating Bridges, Piers, Jetties, or Lanaltrelo i-e
and the tolls, rates, and charges to be paid uponset°63,
thereof ; and to enable the Board and the said C"- 1--11
and such other owners or lessees as aforesaid, or o'. doe'' 11
to agree for a commutation of such tolls, rates, aAdd to "`
payment of an annual sum in gross or otherwise, oil
money for that purpose. Were6oof
14th. To provide and declare that all Goods, or e
-Merchandise carried in Lighters, Flats, Barges' vtste,s, ,
Vessels from any portion of the Docks, Quays, an'„,. (10„1'
the Board at Birkenhead to any portion of the Decrilawfo
and Estate of the Board at Liverpool, and vice vecqle °lied
free from all rights of claims (if any) on the part 0, Asp>
or lessees of any Ferry now or hereafter to be e
across the River Mersey. •,bts
15th. To confer, vary, or extinguish other r'L, of
privileges. -arc oe
be necee' 16th. And it is intended, so far as may eat ype
desirable for any of the purposes of the said Bill, to a oo
provisions of the several Acts of Parliament followinvastat
of them, that is te, say, (loc.il and personal,) 3 ter b
chapter 68; 1 Victoria, chapter 33; 5 Victoria, einvieto ist
Victoria, chapters 13 and 24 ; 7 Victoria, chapter 32 , .eictay:t
chapter 28; 13 Victoria, chapter 3; and 21 and 22 ~eoe:t
chapters 85 and 121, relating to the Birkenhead IsaPr°:6);
Commisaioners ; and the 20 and 21 Victoria,ihout.ear
and 22 Victoria, chapters 90 and 92 ;
AND NOTICE IS LIEREET FVETHEIL GIVEN, that, on _ fthe
,:
20, relating to the Mersey
thirtieth day of November instant, Plans and Sections ,o;
intended Works, together with a Book of Reference
Plans, and a Copy of this Notice, as published is the „, Clerch
Gazette, will be deposited for public inspection withlsol:oe
of the Peace for the County Palatine of Lancaster, attl-g. rao
Docks and Irardb22ur
at Preston, in that County, and with the Clerk 0f44.,,r, iPterr-
for the ounty of Chester, at his Office, at Che'"`of aflt
Boaoi7dr
County, and that on or before the said thirtieth dei tio,ana.o.
ber instant a Copy of so much of the said e-11 be-
Book of Reference as relates to each parish and e.';,i,rr.`-
place frora, in, through, or into which the ssi'
' • tit tP,;;-
made, together with a Copy of this Notice as
_'„'". e.CtO", v"
London Gazette, will be deposited for üblic iP'rhe
hidre°" Disc"„
case of each such parish with the Parish Clerk
residence, and in the case of each such extra-Ps'i,,, acy:01;
with the Parish Clerk of some Parish in-media"' the `"
thereto, at his residence. And that on or before d ante,e of
third day of December next printed Copies of the the TOI-
Bill will be deposited at the Private Bill Office of
Commons.
itoar4.
Dated this twelfth day of November, 1859.
JOHN" NORM, Solicitor of-the '""

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BIRTH. roeV
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On the 17th instant, the wife of the Rev. - • '
Penwortham, Lancashire, of a daughter. - Ali,
tWhealle3s,thmin.
J.stanmtu,
Murphy, Esq.,
MARRIAGES. ~,,,,.0,
Miss Clara Roberts, of St. Asaph. Al to
r,noefartllt.ti X
• hire, 4,
On the 15th instant, at Catterline, Kincarchneb Fe
der Collins, Esq., M.B. assistant surgeon H•3l•S' ban,
Frances, second daughter' of the late Thomas Yang ' ,toy
of Chorlton Cottage, Malpas, Cheshire. . ilotiloyei
On the 16th instant, at Ucktield, John BlaklsOn vo fj,C
Esq. of Orangefield, co. Down, to Marian Gertrudelgd, 'or
daughter of the late Richard Shuttleworth Streatku_dal ‘
of The Rocks, Ucktield, Sussex, and Leeds' v' ,04c
James Brown Esq., of Harehills Grove, near ,0 l'Alte
On the 17th instant, at Southwell, the Rev. John i tial!,e, ,
sen, vicar of Rollestone Notts, to Mary Ann, eldelt.o-06
of the Rev. John Drake•Beeher, of Hill House, 5vu;,01,,,,5e
On the 21st instant, at St. Peter's Church, Liveitc si-lo
Stokes, of Workington, master mariner, to argare"
the late W. Taylor, engineer, of Liverpool. 110
DEATHS. fit er,jitg
, e .gil, e$
On the 6th instant (returning home for tho veiller 1•0:10,
health), on board the Kangaroo (ss), fifteen hours3',o•oh* i
New York on her voyage to this port,William B. l'"„oi. _bey
son of Mr. 'Thomas Lowes 10, Carter-street, LiverPyq. 10' .
".". .
On the 15th instant, at' his residence, Everton• a •
Selkirk Addison, aged 41 years. di on, IV
On the 15th instant, at Havelock-place, Pen—flai, o
~c
years, Alice, relict of the late Mr. James Aol-v— ,d,
go
D arw en. George
On the lith instant, aged 60 years, the TOY* ofir"
Clare, 8.A., incumbent of Share:shill.
On the 17th instant, aged 27 years, Henry,ee, Esq., manufacturer, of Earlsheaton, near De v. If /
On the 17th instant, at Sheffield, aged 81 Yea' Detl3,l
Esq., late of Pontefract. " ElVit 's9
Oa the 18th instant, at Morcambe, aged 77 3,ab;, 09- dr,
widow of the late R. Thompson, Esq-, of .t,./.. ;fp of
daughter of John Armstrong, Esq., of Lancas - nn Irv-
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On the 18th instant, in her 82nd year, Sara
John Ponsonby, solicitor, Oldham.
.............., - eldest la° yO,O

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