Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

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very firm. Rentes through this square, on which the greatest efforts in munu- Eu7lloll, aut./.
nation bad been Made, and which showed.ifself even to kin of labour .to which won

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crowd. It is not astonishing to see the Italians in good . THE 4ABEAS Corns CAS
a rise
humour with him—they certainly have good reason to be WELTER ItoßEßTs.—On Tuesi
so; but what one cannot hen remarking is the excitement which were ordered on Monday A, !
which his passage causes among his own troops. They throng by the Court of Queen's Ilene'', were taxed Mast.
on his road as if they never had seen him, and the cheers of thnCrown Office. Mr. .Leonard, from the' ,
firm of Messrs
which his presence elicits, from the show how popular he Graham and Tysc, who had the management of the 'O..-
•.• •• • .• 11fr wfml_ attorney for the defenda,-

L' 1d 3.45 for Accouut, being a rise

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, by Lord Derby.. Ile appealed to the country on the question I Colonel Tyrwhitt
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,-esecu- of personal confidence, and, in his own circular assumes i
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attendedi that this question will be mooted in the House of Coin-
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`he . mons, in the debate upon the address. This is- a challenge
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..,rr'ICE, June 4th, 1 a.m.—The follovvini,
been received, via Marseilles, from the Secretary
of the Government of Bombay to James Cosnio i
this be4io ideal of an infantry soldier, leading the way: afternoon, having been, it is undersw.-,
ielvill, Es q India Office, London, dated
Although they. came in after a tolerable march, having ton; so that from. the sth. April .till the 30tH ~....„
1_130133AT CASTL"E, May 12.—The town of Neeraoon,
, passed the night at Trino, they looked as game, if parents did not know where to find her., The
in the Nu our Parkur district, was occupied by
. not as ornamental, as if they bad come out of teir defendant not haying complied with the order freedom.
tairiSli troops between the Ist and 4th of May, and barracks, but the dust and MO only gave . them the court as made on the first day of term, of teil, whos6 eL
the -t
Kano. of Nuggur, with his followers, had fled to a more martial and serviceable appearance. They was arrested on .Friday evening in, Palace-street, West; ante with their own. _
C. yalinsour lElls, adjoining Nuggur, which, the passed through the streets, which , were thronged by .minster, and taken to a lock-up house in Cursitor-street, dined with our worthy repi-
ittsh forces had invested..Ls Ito,
a shouting crowd; while from the windows rained down Chancery-lane, in custody of the sheriff's officer where he on Tuesday last, were a numbet
FOREIGN -OFFICE DESPATCH. upon them showers of flowers. Although the appearance remained until Monday, when the Court of Queen's Bench intelligent and clever workmen. They left their employ at 1401 Warden . -el until his t.,
of French troops has ceased to be a novelty in these. parts, was moved for his discharge; and which was ordered on the the foundry on that day at four o'clock; after obtaining per- A letter from Naples, in the-2-rora,
fr_II°INIBAY, May 12.—Our troops on the Oude
the enthusiasm of the population seems inexhaustible. This child being restored, and on payment of the costs, he being mission to do so from the foreman who. takes the manage- •
frontier continue to encounter and discomfit small.
alisrties of the rebel'', many of whom have surrendered. festive reception cannot but produce a great effect on the in contempt. Subsequently an 'application was inade thal meat of the men. The following morning, these men
Ce last brigade of the Central India field force, that niorals of the soldier, and the disposition is such that positive the defendant might be discharged, on an -undertaking, to teen in number) went to work at the usual'hour (six o'clock),
disappointment is felt at the continual etreat of the Aus- pay the costs, as his discharge would be delayed fel' their when, to their great astoniament, Mr. Brotherheoel refuse,'
p•-nted down T • Topee, h• b broken up and
antia as been
gone • LTIRTIS. The only fear with the troops Seeths to be least the taxation, and it was directed to take place, on which the their admission, and infarr,ued them they wero discharge -•• 0 - ' this promenade seem. -_
_ and his young Queen have taken their f
, into cantonments. p
should deprive them of the chance of beating defendant, on MoudaY afternoon, was released from the This extraordinary oor,a-oet, so apparentlN the result-of . . .
onTlle Government of India -offered ?per cent. loanveiling. po Ica ee mg, otk. cause e grea est excitement in the
them in the open field. This is explained by custody of the shetff, aftei a detention from Friday e ' lif If 1* 1- --d th t ' • the dernonstr."
st inst. It has also announced the isAle of the seemingly incomprehensible apprehension
movements of the Austrians, The child MfD.0.1.4_ il now InVittr ON cW a her fattivr, at . to. lis liot*d that some satisfacto ,explanationdill
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treasury 1 ,, - of Count Trani."
tiills beating interest 2 per diem, who allowed the FreUch army .to take it* own time Pimlico. • i given..e
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ended passed, forming one of those strange contrasts defendant was called upon to pay for Ills conietN,..
ch are so common in war time. This morning the whole t writ of habeas corpus. It appears that the child, Mary
of the Guard arrived here, the Chasseurs-a-Pied, i Ann M'Donnell, was restored to her father
rier on Monday
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IViltAire Independent discloses to tne -WeTill ; b --
of action enjoyed by sorne_of England's 30113 I Highness

possesses political opinions at van-
He says, "Amongst the friends who
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ntative, W. J. Lysley, Esq., for
of Mr. Brotherhood's most b,
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been

tic circle and general company wero numerous.
The infant to,. which the Duchess do Montpensier has just
tql,F, fifth child, but the first son of his Royal

Royal Ilighuess the Duke of Saxe Coburg and
rived at Dover by train on Friday evening, e 4 route
TV 'AA ORS remained. at the

the environs of Chiatamonte. They wort-,
the Queen Mother and the Count de Trarli. The
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