Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-14 00:00:00

THE CO URT.

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OSBORNE, August 12.—The Q teen drove out in arls
carriage yesterday afternoon. The Prince rode on 11%0
back, accompanied by the Princess Royal. Viscoull-1,
Joceylyn has succeedel Lady Churchill as Lady in
.icedl
ing. The dinner party yesterday included the Pri11:0
Leiningen, the Countess of dount Edgcumbe,
C. Edgcumbe.

SERIOUS ACClDENT.—Yesterday, a little boy 011P;o11
Thomas Ince, whose parents live in .Renshaw-placei'tico
playing with a number of other lads in Ore Corpor''&3ol
Schools' play-ground, Park-lane, when by some ace/ Of,
be was pushed down. and received a severe injurf; tV
being taken to the Southern Hospital it was Null"
his thigh was broken. a i 1
DEATH OF SIR JOHN BILNT.—SiF John Bent die Ale
Ireland, on Wednesday. He was in a bad state of ';,filit
for some time. Fie was an eminent brewer in this ,`„:011,t
and stood very high in his social and mercantile pls",y,
He was approaching 70 years of age, and filled the aOO,
chair in 1851, when her Majesty visited LiverPt"/$1
conferred the honour of knighthood on him. inot,F
remarkable for his princely hospitality, and much resPioF
by all cles,'es. The flag of the Town Hall was hoist - '
oil' i
mast high yesterday, in token of respect to his mer:l4s(
LIVCRPJOL ROYAL INFIRMARY SCHOOL OF NlEDlCi.;illit
The annual distribution of prizes took place yest,e;(l
under the presidency of Dr. Inman, when the foli°ol,
gentlemen received honours as below:—Surgery : ,or
prize, medal, Mr. John James Flinn ; certificate of Vn-r,
Mr. H. G. Rawdon. Practice of Medicine : FirstLfol9ol/
medal; Mr. Frederick P. Weaver ; certificate of P'fhly
Mr. Charles Frederick Oldham. Senior Anatomy firgi
prize, medal, Mr. John Robinson. Junior Anatomy' a 0
' prize, medal, Mr. Ambrose B. George • certifieare
honour, let Mr. G. C. Walker, 2nd Mr. Alfred Warbil,
Midwifery : First class, medal, Mr. F. P. Weaver; (00;
&ate of honour, Mr. D. Mackinlay. Materia ?Pot:
First prize, book, Mr. Alfred Warburton and Wirt boot.
Walker, equal. Practical Chemistry : First prizeefag
Mr. William Miller; certificate of honour, Mr. tid-r,'
Finegan. Ophtholmic Surgery : First prize, book, A-7.0P,
11. T. King and Mr. W. Miller, equal. The li",„' Or
Exhibition for October has not yet be,,n contested, w
,f ii#
sequence of the illness of one of the candidates. eve I
COMMITTAL OF A BANK-NOTE SWINDLER.-01.,.014
nesday, a young man named Adam Jessop, was 1",,t010
up at the Wakefield Court-house, charged with ," 054.1
feloniously passed a £1 note of the Bank of IrelatwolYi
.1:5 note of the Bank of Eugland. It appeared WcelPA
evidence that on the 10th of August the prisorlerift;,,
in at the Glob., Inn, bottom of Westgate, about Iliiiii,sP,'
five in the evening. He asked if the landlord vras,o-eiPt.
being answered in the negative, he asked Emma (ortg,l
daughter of the landlord, for a bass of ale. She,;',o ce
him the ale, and be gave her the note, saying, "tik:to4
give me change for a£s note." She took the 110,,'", pr'l
mother, who gave her £4 19s. 10,12-d. deducting t": 01,4
Jhmears:s:oppai.,,setwr
skheiovaeallt once
discoveredto e k t hhies s
wt departure.hd swindle,
andSorniftifceli;9
of the glass of ale. The daughter gave the 13,1:09,)
at the railway
police. The man, when he first went to the Gift' el);°0
was dressed in a white hat and blue smock. '''',„' De',.o
o'clock,station, twhinthsaamepenlitgehe t,,ltliMeresr., Peehrgkeitioodi've
man, dressed in a dark coat and cap, just aboutAir,lll
into a railway carriage. He was taken into enst°"eeee
the money he had received from Mr. Perkin, and 9-teill,"l
notes were found upon him, as well as a bundle c°l3ollool
the white hat and blue smock he bad on when be.cio 01
the Glebe. He subsequently attempted to pass ,j Pi‘
off at other places of business in the town, but mi olt
in doing so. Ile was ftll4 committed for triv
1 charge.