Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

modatiodfor both firs
elegant prvate state

Inc arrangements•ns regards refrest
(including ladies' cabin Btewardesses)
due regard to the couvenionce, coin
pass.ngeis.

KETS MAY 11E lAD b.

For further particulars apply to
120ct19.' • CIIARLES WILLMER, 19, South Joh.

REDUCED FARI

' • 'Rapid Steam Communicatia
• • LIVERPOOL
(From the New Landing•
• ,
The New, Powerful, and
Steamer L I ,
JOIrN WILLIAM FUME, Commander,
Will sail from. the flew Landing-stage, Prince's Dock, Liver
pool, and from Rhyl Pier, October, 1859 ( weather permiting;
ptuictually as below :
FROM LIVERPOOL.
October.
22... et 3 30 p.m
25.:.at 7 0 a.m
27:..at • 8 30 a.tu
29::..at 10 8 a.m.

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Sailing,

Monday

wednelay
Friday
Monday .:

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VALE OF CLWYD RAILWA

CLOTHES CLUB.
HENRY HOLE

TAILOR AND DRAPER, 60, PEMBROKE P

Begs to notify to the Public that he has commend a. CLOTHES
CLUB. There will be a Draw when there is £4 in the Treasurer's
hands, and it will take place on a Saturday Evening, -at Eight
o'clock. The Suit of Clothes to be £4. Subscription per
week. Rules to be had on application. 15022

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L.C.: Cassell,

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as a pr

The value of this royal offeri;
Ines (. 150,000.)

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lid gold.
Ll &teen

The au

Tii,E GREAT EASTL...... ions which Esc
have expressed that the long delay necusary to really fit
this ship; for sea. would prevent her departure for
America either- dining this month or the next, have
thus far been realized. At a board meeting, held at
the. §hip, at Holyhead, on Wednesday afternoon, the
date of departure for America was postponed sine die,
and ,orders were given that all money paid •tor passages
to the States should bt! returned. At,peresent to time
can be fixed . for the transatlantic voyage good
progresslas- been made towards. fitting:: out the ship in
thorough sea-going:completeness—a work,-which, we
need scarcely say, will involve considerable time.
Though some disappointment may possibly be felt in
England, and a good deal more in America, -at this inde,
finite postpeuentent, yet, on the whole, the -directors
have taken a prudent course both for the passengers and
shareholders in thus, as far as .in their -power,.placing
the first real.voyage beyond the chanu,of mishap or
shortcoming of any kind:, now.almos certain that
the Vessel will not start for the States this year,
SIN.P.TLAR ACCIDENT.-.77-laA week an accident of a

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somewhat singular nature, though serious in its results;
occurred at the soda water manufactory of Whitby and
Co.,' Orange-grove; Bath.:
As the •foreman, Thomas Burrows, a -careful young man; w.,seng,agett in filling
bottleS with soda water, one.cvdoded .in his hank with
a report like that of a gnn, and the splinters flew in all
directions; the force of the explosion may be estimated
1 when it is stated that one of the splinters cut through a
thick jacket he wore at the time, and penetrated the
flesh of his wrist nearly to the bone, FC. c ring some of
the sinews of his .fingers, whereby it is feared the sufferer
will be deprived of the use of his. fingers. It is customary,
we understand, for the persons when filling the bottles
at these numnfactories, to wear masks and thick gloves
to guard against accidents ; but the young man, on this
occasion, had neglected to put the gloves on, and hence
the serious result of the explosion.—Beth Chronicle. •

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Oct. 21

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