Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-12 00:00:00

41° L.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE only place in Liverpool for gentlemen to dine, as
gentlemen should,---is at "The London," Clayton-sqUare.
Just arrived, in this town, on their way to America, the
two celebrated Spanish artistes Senora- Abad (cantatride), and
and Senor Gongor, (pianist.) We hope to have an occasion
to admire their talents.

STANLEY HALL, RICHMOND7RONV.—Mr. W. J. Hughes's
amateur benefit concert; on Friday evening, '!July 22nd, ii
likely to be attended by a large audience-. The concert will
b 3 under the immediate patronage of Major Tetley and
family.—Sunday Times.
CORONER'S INQUEST. —The coroner held an inquest,
yesterday, on the body of ThomaS Kiug, who was ran over
and killed, on Friday, by a car driven by James Caulfield.

The details of the. case appeared,in..ysterday's paper.. Mr

Cobb appeared for the accused. The jury, after a long
investigation, found a verdict of accidental death, but
presented that great blame was attached to the prisoner.
He will he brought up again before Mr. Mansfield
FATAL ACCIDENTS.-Thomas Mooney, a painter, fell from
a scaffold on Saturday, and died in the Royal Infirmary from
the effects of the injuries. Henry. Robinson, a boy, fell
into a cellar and was killed. Yesterday, Richard Mathews,
who was working at a ship, ealled the Wiiiiam West, fell
into the: hold, and died from the effects of the injuries..
Edward Jones, a beer-house keeper, in Lower Harrington-
street, died suddenly yesterday morning.
FIRE. —Yesterday morning, at a quarter past six, a fire
broke out in a public bake-house, in a passage between
Fleet and Wood-streets, and destroyed about £l7O worth
of property, including damage to the building. A reel from
Seel-street, and the West of England, got to play on the
premises, and put out the fire in about an hour. The pre-
mises had been insured for thirty-five years, but on the
pay day, the owner let it lapse, so he suffers the loss.
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, 126, top of Mount
Pleasant.--Weekly Report—Consulting Surgeon : Hugh
Neill, Esq. Surgeons : John Poole, Esq., Dr. R. Hibbert
Taylor, and Dr. Nevins. Assistant-surgeon : T. Bickerton,
E4q. Treasurer :J. G. Livingston, Esq. Eye Department:
New patients admitted in the week ending July 9th, 92 ;
patients-- prescribed for, and who have received surgical
assistance, 448. Ear Department : New patients admitted
in the week ending July 9th, 28; patients prescribed for,
and who have received surgical assistance, 138.
NEW Z EALAND. —The well-known clipper•ship, " Mer-
maid," belonging to H. T. Wilson and Chambers' White
Star Line of New Zealand clippers, took her departure
yesterday for Auckland. with 357 passengers on board.
We are glad to see that the efforts of these gentlemen have
been so successful, and that they have despatched her
punetnally on the day advertised. Of this number twenty-
six were in the saloon, comprising Mr. and Mrs. Aikin and
party, from Dublin; Mrs. and four Misses Nesbitt, from
Rostrevor ; Mr. and Mrs. Muir and party, from Arbroath;
Mr. and Mrs.—Sangor, Miss Gilloughly, Mr. Bell, Mr.
O'Hara, &c. Amongst the passengers were several families
from the Isle of Man, to the number of nearly one hundred,
who intend settling down on a locality to be specially sur-
veyed for them, which, we understand, they will call the
Mona's settlement.
PASSENGERS per s.s. Anglo Saxon, Capt. W. Ballantine,
from Qaebee to Liverpool.--Mrs. John Morrison, J. A.
Gibson, Esq., and child, Mrs. B. Gardyne, Mrs. Newcomb,

six children, and two servants, P. Hudson, Esq., R. Wolff,
jun., Esq., Mr. D. Gardyne, John Greaves, Esq., Mr. Dredge
and lady, C. Newton, Esq., C. Chapman, Esq., P. Hughes,
Esq., Rev. Mr. Kendall, Dr. Durrie, A. M'Keand, Esq., G.
Benjamin, Esq., P. Amos, Esq , Henry Sanders, Esq., Mr.
Mather, Miss Martin, Miss Mary Martin, Win. Cannon,
Esq., J. Welsh, Esq., Wm. Lair 3, Esq.. C. A. Laird, Esq.,
Captain James Young, Mr F. Oliver, Miss Gunning, Miss
Neale, J. J. King, Esq., James Norton, Esq , Mr. Pao'e,
David Rodger, Esq., Mr. Struthers, Mr. Pickup, Mr.
Fishbeck, Rev. Joseph David, S. Levy, Esq., Dr, g;
Smith, Mr, ciAty, Mr, John Harvey.