Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-14 00:00:00

cancellation of the policy ; if

in giving jui
absolute so fa

The Court,
t be made

collect
policy

ttion to cancel the
But
stand

le verdict 1

env of the case was, that

orhrinal

tion of th(
for the un

a premiums

of
similar
the usag
concurrence be
defendant on the proposal mad(

which

Was there,: then, a

of the

plaintiff must 1

" If you will return my

premium fc
to run—nal

period whi'eh the pi
ith of April till Jul

give pc

Hey, whereby the underwrite

wil

relieved from cCrtai
policy was desired t
should be ascertained

:" - In answer to t
nt in

that that v

'tame of the plaintiff's- prl
had no right to ask for

policy ur
the defer

1 the terms,

It was true ithat

proposal by

of the.l6th of April, understooti the
proposal in a different way froist
intended ; but if there was:am-

terms of the plaintiff
that in which the plait

twastl
s

- -
duty of the Court to put the.construction on the instrivin-.
which they thought in point df law it ought to bear. The.,
had here an acceptance of -the plaintiff's proposal ; then the
whole question was, what 'was :the fri,^ -
pat on-the fat
z

,ruction

aat there was an azu

ment on both sides tl-

policy, th

the polizy should be cancelled:The
nodiled; and no reservation of the
d get .-rid of the agreement. The

amount to b(
rule must b

i woul

claim, except as to so nim
the 12th of April and Jul

.ot rid of the plaintiffs
le for premium betweet

;ordingly

--.10-

THE OLD STritlir RIOTS

TO THE EDITOR OF
he disg

raceful ,aud riotous proceed-
v, calls for a special
" in common with

inns at the Old Swan, yesterday
1" leader " upon the subject. Myself, 1,
the people of the locality, are greatly alarmed at
seeing a mob of low brutal ruifiansqrsaking this q9iet
rural village the battle-field of 'their fiendish party

strife,

:Having gathered on the spot muchinformation on
the subject and nature of the lavvlors gathering, I
purposed embodying the same in•thedorm of a letter
for to-morrow's paper, but Itasinesspre'vents even a
feeble attempt, and leaves me barely-tiar.e to suggest
the desirability and the presfAng.expexlieney of the
Press speaking out boldly antirenergetically on the
subject, and with this expectation, which is shared
in by hundreds, I subscribe inFself 'forithe present,
Monday, June 13, 1859. 'SPECTATOR.

•-o-

to hear Oa
11, hair(

regret

FAILURE IN TUE_IRON TRADE..
Messrs. T. and C. Highway, iromnastak,,
suspended business, in consequence of heavy'i,„
The liabilities. we are informed, are emmitierable,
exact amount cannot be stated.—.Birni*km (Go«eti
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT STRATrORD

;, of W.

in trade.
their

Saturdsy morn-

and nearly attended with a serious sacrifi
on the premises
Buxton-road, Stratford.

of R. N. Kemp, Esq

live,cUaracter,
life, happened
Rose-Weace,

Before more t _
L-akened the flanies had takken .possession
inel made escape by its meaats impossible.
"or the .root;
The

inmates could 1

t 1 •one of tilt

of the staircas,

rUnder tt
and escat

by a trap-door on the top of the dwelling
engines of the London Brigade and the par
arrived and ,rot to work, but the house and
,contents Were destroyed.
REPRESEINTATIoN OF WOLVERHANWTON
which may be made in the representation(
by the expected elevation of Sir Ric
woolsack is likely to proda
imperttint Constituency

quickly
'aluable

—The vacancy
Wolverhaulptan
Bethell t•G the

several candidates for this

Osbon
all the

-•-gaged in his-behalf: Mr. Berta4l
will also, it is bitiered, be brought forward with
restige o.Peterbf his name. Mr. Jarnes P. Wilde, the
late for-orough,iam„„g__, ,

se de teat mere 1S {. onsideral a great loss to
va
'rcaß icncyhar for
Beth el this bol
!Darougli however, depends
be
the Chancellor
d y

upon Mice!'

overnment
tE'_SIIOUsF

Axse of a few days, a
Court of Chancery,
le antiquarian world
neske of the great
4-..1)e, bequeathed by

case will occupy the
which will have peculiar interest for ti
and the lovers of Shakspeare. A nai