The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-23 00:00:00

THE COURT.

.BUCKINGHAM PALACE—Satur riday, Feb. 21.—The "%A al
and Prince Albert walked this morning in the garden,,,,
the palace. Prince Arthur and the Princesses liel,°;o
and Louisa went for a drive in an open carriage. rcrlis
Albert and the Prince of Wales rode out on horsebee'w
the middle of the day, attended by the Et:per/Tali
Waiting. The Prince of Wales honoured with a visit EA
Electric Telegraph Establishment in the City. The to
party at the palace this evening comprised their 10.'-of
Highnesses the Duchess and the Princess Marl Of
Oambridge, their Excellencies the Representatives
Hanover and Turkey, Lord Eglinton, the Coup
Flahault, Madame Musurus. the Ladv-in-Waiting tl2,`'
Duchess of Cambridge, Sir J. Ramsden, Lord Aberae
and Lady Hamilton, Lord Monek, Mr. Villiers, allu.'Affd,
Gentlemen-in-Waiting to the Duchess of Cambrl
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together with Lady Churchill, Lord Camoys, and "0
other Ladies and Gentlemen•in-Waiting. The Coldstretto
baud attended in the palace, and. after perforraing„„pr
National Anthem, played a valse, " Queen Mab,"
posed by J. G. Callcott, a polka, " Marguerite,'' °-
posed by Laurent, and several other pieces.

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THE WEATHER has again been very chang-tble'ely
Friday was fine but cloudy, and Saturday was excess`bst
wet and cold throughout. There are still signs of fur.
changes. oP
ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR INSTI3,--isst
9, ROSE HILL.—New patients entered on the book at
week, viz.:—Re ieyed at the institution, 181 ; relic° aire
their own dwellings, 59. Total, 237. Visitors: '—gro
E. Watts and Mr. Kirk. Honorary secretary and tress°
Joseph Kitchen, Esq.
About half past eight o'clock, last evening, an '3', the
gentleman fell into the river from off the south end the
George's Baths, and would have been drowned but for to,
praiseworthy conduct of a young gentleman, named pel
Rowlands, jun., who, bearing the cries of distress, jul2/ist,
into a boat that was lying at the Stage, and, by the ....
ance of a friend, they succeeded in rescuing him. aleett
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E LION SLAYER' S ENCAMPMENT,—The lady a, - at
termed the Lion Queen, arrived by the six p.m. ttainrypa
the Lime street station, from London, on SaturdsP,tbs
took up her dwelling, for the time being, at one 0' eat
principal hotels. She appears for the Lion Slayer's befbrs
this day, at his encampment. Report speaks highly 0'
almost incredible powers over the lions.—see Advt. ,roars
The Catholic Charity Ball will take place at the
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Hall this evening, under the patronage of Lady Annettetbe
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Trafford, and will, as usual, be numerously attended ""sedlo,
county aristocracy. The purposes to which the PO" fist
are applied, the support of destitute orphans and the,rbefct
of the sick poor, have never failed to excite the war' ;00'
the benevolent of all sects; and the hitherto complete os
cess which has attended the efforts of its promoters tol?..is
this one of the most pleasant of the Town Hall balls/ 1,,
no doubt upon our minds that their anticipations
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brilliant attendance to night will be fully realised. bell
CORONER'S INQUESTS.—On Saturday the coroner toeti
the following inquests : On the body of a child o°ooe.
Thomas Brown, twenty months old, that died la hid'quence of being scalded by a pot of hot tea falling °Paoli
Verdict " Accidental death."—On the body of
Hodson, pier master at the Queen's Pierbead, wb the
found drowned in the dock. It was supposed thatt the
poor fellow, who hors an excellent character, fell irirldicf,
dock, on Thursday morning, during the fog. °gal
-"Found drowned:'—Ou the body of a child nano" t
Berry, two months' old, that died suddenly in aCI 01
street. On enquiry it was found that dolt 01
the result of natural c,uses. Verdict accordingliois
the body of a female named Mary Jinks, who Was • the
dead in bed on Friday morning. She was much hi Aohabit of drinking, and the jury found that deg
hastened by excessive drinking. 13011
HOFFMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT, QUEEN'S HALL'
STREET.—" 'Tis not in nat.ure to command success, hub"jell
do more—deserve it." And certainly Mr. floffrnettbest°
deserves the unprecedented success which has limier'
attended his praiseworthy exertions to produce all ot
taiament of a first class character. By advertised° 1;000
another column, we observe that an engagement Ps coat
entered into with Miss Lacy Gaskill, one of aro for
talented and favourite local artistes, who will APPeof the
the file, time this evening, and introduce severat.ebes
popular songs of the day. Her talents and style ofsigglo'tbil
been so often commended by us, that we need noto:Lratil
occasion, more fully recommend them to the 000°`"aitig::
of our townsfolk; but in reference to the entire e,l'utid
amusement, would say that its equal is not to be
the "good old town." rel
PASSENGERS PER ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP Allta•-"Irt:0119
BOSTON AND HALIFAX TO LIVERPOOL —Mrs. E. A• '
Messrs„H. Doolittle and Lady, Cowen and 1011clgs°17
Campbell, N. Grimshaw, Thomas Morl nel. "`"'"
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Herwin, George Reed, E. Kaye, A. C. Morton, go,"
L. A. Heyer, J. Vassie and Son, W. H. Harrison, '''iader°
Sharpies, Captain Peebles, Messrs. A. Ritchie, GeVirri,r,
G. F. Bangs, J. G. Ross, J. W. Beard, J. Brown' Icf•
Kirkpatrick, J. B. Kemp J. Simon, S. ley
M'Ginty W. McGlinchy, A. Banger, D. l',D3sYn,,,—;B",
G, Drummond. B. Meyone. J. W. Barrow, R. -!,"
T. N. Gisborne and two children, Fitzgibbon, ri3oo°,
Elliott, Stewart, Began, Strong, Reading, poor'
Tessier, Bond, Dewyer, Beeres, Wetmore, ()Wilt'
Alel antler'
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Martin, Ryan, Hopegood, Boden, Warren, woo;
Silver, Smith, McCormack, Smellie.
J. Fotherby, J. Mackintosh J. L. Baaudry.