Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MONDAY N1C1111.48
The Montpelier Chamber of Commerce ';'do
petitioned against reducing the duty on Fore'
Spirits.
The Three per Cent. Rentes have closed at 661.
70e.

A very handsome monument has lately been erected
the mausoleum chancel of Long Newton Church, ory
Frances Anne, Marchioness of Londonderry, to thetas°
of the late Marquis of Londonderry. table
LOY G Toss COFFIN.—The readers of Cooper's initna
story " The Pilot," must have a recollection of tb• cet
ad
brated character, Long Torn Coffin. Tom's im %atter
namesake, J. I. Coffin, the chief officer of the &Pe pd .e 3
Oak, was brought up to the Police-office, and un'l./
2s. 6d. yesterday, far trying to smuggle a Tian"
tobacco.
THE HEALTH COMMITTEE.—A correspondent Sillachre
" I wonder what the Heal h Committee and their obe
are doing that they allow such a stench to prod's' beets
the foul rubbish which, for several weeks past, 11850
cast into the large quarry in Spencer-str3et, Evertors-
Prize Ox, bred by Mr. Richard Evans, Tal by 131010
Carnarvon, fed by Hon. Col. E. G. D. Pennant, ?sells' et
Castle, Bangor, winner of first prize and silver ma ova
Smithfield Club Show, London, 1857. --Three South 30
Sheep, bred and fed by Lord Walsingham, Mertollelf
Norfolk, winner of first prize at Birmingham, and u.i" mg
commended at the Smithfield Club Show, London.
....or
ROCKITE NOTICE —Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald, of as;ieg
fana, within a few miles of this town, receivee a threald for
notice a few days ago, warning him to be prepare fogs
death if he perzistea in hs determination to keep LI very
he now occupies, and from which defaulting tenanl'oftlts
some time ago ejected. This is the second missive
erfed,
some character with which Mr. Fitzgerald has been°
—Nenagh Guardian. 1111
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SUDDEN AND ACCIDENTAL DICATHS.-011 AaT Non n
Ellen Fleming, 40 years of age, who lives at 17
owed
street, got drunk in company of a blind woman Pf
A
Clapham, who lives opposite to her. The servant e's3frO
the latter went to take her mistress home, wbertio,ebe
Fleming accompanied her, and in crossing the streooll
was so tipsy that she fell, and her head coining "died
kerb stone, she received such injuries, that ebseo fest"
concussion of the brain yesterday. John Potter, teaDee''
of age, who was employed in a rosin works in parl,ft.ge
street, went into a vat for the purpose of clean/14;o eon'
was overpowered with foul air, and was smothers" died
quence. Thomas Reddington, a child 5 years old/ t voter
14 Simpson-street, in consequence of a pot of 11,,1,0 body'
having fallen by accident; on the lower part of::erits:
Charles Spring, a labourer, 40 years of age, 71" 0 be o.'
work at the Queen's dock, was hurt a few dayse 1.0 Tel
stone accidentally falling on him, and he diet', 4,e, IS;
effects of the injuries. Jennette Williams, aged se
resided at 42 Norton-street, died on Sunday niPiocieSs
was going to bed. The disease was apoplexy-
will be held in the above cases this day.
PASSENGERS per The R.M.S. Niagara ; John erP,oos'
man, Commander ; from Boston to Halifax and
e,-"lceeriles"
2nd December, 1857.—F0r Liverpool : Mr. L.
Mr. H. W. Taylor, Mr. N. Carter, Viscount ow-
Mr. John Robertson, Mr. Schmeidt, Mr. fessPdee
Agarmendi, Mr. J. C. Hope. Mr. Richard 10, I.°A,
Mr. Pelham N, Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs Ogilvie poPSII-.
Wakefield, Mr. George David, Mr. B. -7,ett rjee
Mr. James Johnston, Mrs. Ogilvie's maik,se so,
Lyon, Mr. F. Krause, Mr. Louis o'ra-,,,efr.
Lochlan Cameron, Mr L F. Kiernan, Atedis
Scott, Mr. Fresher. Captain William j'obso
Mrs. B. Crouch and child, Mr. Edninfluveetl4o
Mrs. Breary, Mrs. Paul Thover, Mrs. Willi! illesteltegiliP
Mrs. J. Hogan, Miss Mary Ann Gawin, Mr J•
servant, Mr. J. W. Evans, Mr. E Shiplolt ar
lead;
Renoy, Mr. D. Lebastiom, Mr. V. Klaisont j. 0' '-eolen
and son, Miss Butler, Lieut, J. Stanes, Lieu t.fir, 93.010
Capt. Hand, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. C. Morris, 5k,. jot,
Roberts, Mr. J. B. Young, Miss Mowatt"*.leell"
Daniel, Mr. Millidge, Mr. Morrisy, and ladyvinies gr.
Mr. Seely, Mr. Baum, Mr. J. Merralls, Afr_u• Rev
leder, lady and daughter, Mr. James PAW 0 thil
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Dum.
osi woe;
WAVERTREE BOARD OF HEALTH.—The u.' yea 0 bels
meeting of this boerd was held last night/ at !fig ingrlts'
Mr. Thomas Jeffreys in the chair. The 0'b"0,.0, 003;
present were :—Messrs.:Picton, Perkin, Brad, lest 41,,e the
Rushton, and Dr. Swindon. The minutes °` nose' The
having been read over, and the account4re. 01
chairman read several letters addressed to the 0:
to
first was an application, signed by the,s chtir%tg to
F'enton and sveral of the members of 11' d Raul ptedt
the erection of additional lamps on a °et be grit's. en.
the church. The application could houseiaiel
as there were no main or any dwelling'
epi., 0°00;
the road. :A letter, written by Mr. Sarn""a'n
odds
of an obnoxious tftleivia arising from
to
ed
voode
drain runaitg past his door, and r " Igoe
board to have it covered over.—A 'letter fron_loieg
_a tee
asked the board to consider the prepriety.n.t_ pipet and e,..5r use.
in Bagot-street. An order was made to Oil regdf 1;00
board resolved to order a stack of lamps / jail:Leos!
The treasurer of the Manchester, Shefaepto enoW leteasel;
Railway Company, wrote to the boar.l they ran at
1/1 the
they were willing to regain neuter while
e ointed Wells
in the direction of the township, asele) erepose,„.rig
er Qt
plan. It was found, however, that tuantl thire 07 Tow/
would not touch on their property eus
ordered to reply to the treasurer to
concluded the business of the board, - -

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