Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-17 00:00:00

taken to put a stop to such disreputable pr

the ratepayers have any regard for their own r€

and their own interests,

they will lose no time

together to at least prot

gainst it

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A. Deputation, consisting of Car

B. J. Thomson, fral
tion of LiYerpt94'

meeting

Sproule) Captain Lamont, and
the Mercantile Marine --Service
accompanied by Mr. T: B. Horsfall, M.P

1. Captai°

Bramle

Office, in reference to

THE REFOR

terview with the Ilig'.

MEETING TO-NIGHT

vened under the auspices of the Reform

the purpose of enablir

g Liverpool Refor

Association:

their opinions with regard to the Governmer

ers to art'.
.t Bill, will 1!

held in the Amphitheatre, at seven o'clock this even.
Mr. Thomas Brocklebank will preside, and Mr.
Ewart, M.P., will be in attendant

Among the speoleil
ssrs. W. Earle, J. R. leffetP

will be, we understand
S. G. Rathbone, W. F. INI-aeGr(

;or, Mullineux, &

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE•

AMERICAN MAIL,.—The screw-steamer Kangaroo, C.l,
thin Jeffrey, sailed yesterday for New York, Se"-

th tuu
She wilL

weekly mails, and about 120 passengers
succeeded by the Cunard steamer Africa, which is apPol
to sail on Saturday next. the
The Hero (tug-boat), broke from her anchors in or
Mersey, about midnight, and ran foul of the bridge co.,
neaing the South Landing-stage with the George's-PIO
carrying away har funnel, and doing other damage.

have not heard whether any persons were injured. ed
FATAL ACCIDENT. —Yesterday, a shipwright, 113':,,,ig
Win. Ormsby, aged 50, died in consequence of ha cps
received some injuries in his toes. Some days ago he,i 9
working at the Coburgh Dock, when a piece of iron fe,'
and injured some of his toes—erysipelas set in, and de
was the result..
ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR ll'sl.l.lTit;
TION, 13, Rose Hill. —New patients entered on the 19°"to
last week, viz :-12th March, 1859: Relieved at 48;
institution, 146 ; relieved at their own dwellies,
total, 194. Visitors—Messrs. E. Watts, and G. °Pr"
Hon. secretary and treasurer, Joseph Kitchen, Esq.
THE CASE or TIM BOGITA.—IR this case, the 0,1-.0
Lions were read over yesterday, and occupied a long "lot
before Mr.iMansfield. Mitchell, the second engiacerVes,
two sureties of £250 each for his appearance at the as'oe.
and, therefore, he was liberated on these recognislihail,
The chief engineer was also liberated on his former "lot
Several respectable looking persons, male and fernale'heta
the parties when they were let out, and congratulated
• -"

To-morrOW evening, as announced in our advelli:7
columns, a public meeting will be held in Mill 1,,‘,001
Everton, for the purpose of memorialising the • .`thot
Council on behalf of the erection of public bathsZnritift
district. The members for the ward, with the neig.l'u:i.clio

very war ml.

clergy and other gentlemen, have intimated their
approval of this movement. If the residents on the e
- ntl

side of the town have any intelligent appreciatio!
benefits thus sought on behalf of the operative cla,
meeting cannot fail to be a crowded on

PIA iO-FO ItTE EXTRA.ORDINA RY. —J.
rec3ived from Messrs. Collard and
specimen of the Patent Oblique Piano-torte,
fi
with perhaps the most elegant and costly case eve.whic'
for an upright piano-forte. This instrument, ijusti
possesses three strings to each key, has an extraore_ot
powerful and melodious tone, equally sonorous ie
le of
part of the scale, while the exterior presents an e:t3Tlleats"
ch
the most finished and costly workmanship, the °ran/
tion being in the style of Louis Quatorze, and ri Vagotlf
rated with marqueterie and ormolu work. ladePell pgy $
of its musical claims, this instrument will amply rearios,
visit, if only to see with what artistic skill the c ,105'
woods have been inlaid, producing to the eye tijeoncet
beautiful and intricate floral designs, while in everYilleto,ll
the appropriate colours are admirably preserved thro
this remarkable piece of workmanship. J. J. cigic4olyMf.
be glad to show this magnificent instrument to an vie
gentleman who may favour him with a call, 1,
llnke-street, corner of Berry-street. Co"
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BANKRUPTCY COURT, Yesterday.— (Bejor,
ln;ssioner Perry.) —ln re JOHN PETER GEORGE "'" of tr
This was the last examination sitting in the ate O'er
bankrupt, who was, until lately, the manager of tuie tha
pool Borough Bank. Mr. Banner, who appeareu forst.
assignees, said, he had no questions to ask the ban tbere,
His Honour said, from the nature of his basincssroigh,
would necessarily be no books, and the bankruPt fo
pass. The certificate was fixed for the Bth A 131,410, 0.1
TARLTON.—The bankrupt was a shipowner al f,is 19,
proprietor of bathing machines, who came up or ~idnes
examination. Mr. Lace, on the part of the n'„ccl
offered no opposition to the bankrupt passing, n' p
certificate meeting was fixed for the 4th of APril'olisbii.e:
--= HENRY PERRY. The bankrupt, a draper, of Care,,,,.ar
applied for his certificate. He was supported be 2114 saia
bof
and Mr. Norris, upon the part of the assignees,t.ote,,
A was not instructed to offer any opposition.celar 4i/S/ 0
the second class was awarded. In re LEWIS ss as f
This bankrupt, who formerly carried on busine
merchant in Liverpool, under the style of tills 010'
Wilson and Mgver, came up on application for '
cate. Mr. Richardson supported the bankruptfurer
Anderson appeared for the assignees. The ban Toll 5,5
not opposed, and his Honour said., looking at tb°„„sht tab'
put down for personal expenses, the bankrupt pl'
first class certificate.

1311)r
SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE OFF BIDEVIt (~ 515
FORD, Saturday night.—l grieve to telly hate
Chanter, agent for Lloyd's at Bideford) that 're ace'.
a sad misfortune here. The schooner Clifton, of 0100;., f
from Cardiff for Oporto, in a terrific storm, s,traa °tit
morning, at the very lower end of the South -13itie..b/i;
harbour, and immediately filled. The :berm`
en froaa,,t;ee
which saved, on Friday last, the crew of five 113elle,cr
wreck Caroline, was instantly launched, and, I,le retrters:
hours hard pulling, failed to reach the wreck. • Aotaiccitecl•
life-boat, was then launched, but the sea was 111- thalls.li
and she also failed, the crews being perfectly e• .11 on
Again the Mermaid started, with our old co:olfal
rlo°tye
fresh crew, but the vessel's crew had is
and, with a glass, the crew could be discerned. e
sailw had taken
mast went over the side with the captain and threchea fire
who perished. Subsequently the Mermaid fierigjer °foal
vessel,. and, from the bowsprit, saved the rentreeot
at
crew, in a very exhausted state. In the e0%,01013fe,
confusion, I am unable to detail further Pro we toe
present. I expect we shall be heavily taxed;
and no ,11,
had to scour the neighbourhood for hor-ses whictot
difficulty in preserving and housing tbe bc:t oig:l4
not yet perfected. The gale was so terrific 10. t! g t th° ore
I kept my son, with a gang of men, all niue're oot more
boat house, and sorry indeed am I that theY.rim told? 00a
successful. The broken sea over the wreck, 7 obatc,,joita
thirty feet high. Sunday. —The gale does II°:our
to the
Alas.!
a good look out is kept. • I should add that, ,11.,etiorol
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and hazardous pursuits on the coast, the J-`O. its heweose
boa Institution, with a libelity becorolll7oo of
and extensive operations, allows uo consideration lero
to influence our proceedings. ...-000,,1010(1
THE AMpHITMEATRE. MADAME CSVEI-'ecctiyecviiiigp
the unfavourable character of Monday and ;1110 thslit
the attendance at the Amphitheatre was 'ilfrrheis the Wee IPf
have been expected during the early part for tot
Tuesday evening Madame Celeste apPea7,,focterf taielit;
time this engagement in her own peculiar cvuh'ich the doril!lP
_Mona in the " Green Bushes," a piece 'ajoi
she displays in it hare kept evergreen
_allot toetor ,5
more years than it would probably be ,g
Nothing new can be said of Madame ue' vO4-,
.this character, except, perhaps, like 18 ewlg
"over it years have no powe'• tittle
believe there ever was
that „