Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-23 00:00:00

FOREIGN PORTS

Isaac, hcnee, at Danzic.

Danube (s.s.), .11:uce, hence at Genoa.
Rhone (s.s.), Wilkins, from Mmina at Palermo.
Minho (s.s.), Arolot, from Z +nto at Patra,, and loft on her retail'
Dec. 10.
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Tiber (s.s.), War'.ell, from C rfu at Patras, and left for CoPbal '
John White, SP Nair. hence at Havannah.
Duero (5.,.), hence at earth ,Rena, and sailed for Marseilles.
Cleator sai!ed from Bordeaux Li' Liverpool, lltn, 19,
Douro (s.s.), hence at Lisbon.
Chapul,epec, irkle, hence at Mobile.

BIRTHS. , verb!'
On the 19th inst.. at Carlton Villa, D:Twent-road,
the wife of Mr. John Hamden, of a' daughter.
• On the 21st inst ,at Warrenside New Brighton, Cheshire, theWifd
of Wm. Hughes Daunt, Esq., of adauriter. Goal
On the 22nd inst , at 119, St. Annc-Street, the wire of Mr.
Broadb-idge, of a son.
On the 22nd inst., at 46, Lime-street, tha wife of Mr. Lou,.
of a dauehter.

DEATHS.
A
A few days since, Mr. Simon Hatch. of S. John's Market. ogo
much respected for his integrity, and deeply regretted bys'
number of friends. 01°'
On the 17th inst., aged 57, Mr. Joseph Fletcher, colourd
Scotland-ro

On the 21st inst.. at Fairfield Cottage, Maghull, M. ."
Whlley,
22nd in aged 68. gOrl-
on tit.: st., at N. 3, Sandon-street, aged 5,1 years. —AI
E'r, second son of Mr. William Al icon,

Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when
to our Office du y aathenticattd.

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I
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THE DISPUTED SURGEONCY IN THE QUEEN'S
BIEMINGIIAII.—The reverend w:rden of Queer, 'lloi leget
s C stio6
Birmingham, Chancellor Law. has intimated his resigSwittl
of office, in consequence of the proceedings onnecte coo:
the disputed eurgeoncy in the Queen's HOSpitill• base/
cellor Law believes that the elec.ion of Mr. West Was
on injustice, the result of canvassing. c Pc();
DAMING OUTE SGE.—On Thursday, a gang of r°aeca.'
ceeded, armed with stones, to the residence of till' vest
Parker, a farmer, residinm Lounsley orenri;er
Chesterfield, and made a desperate attempt v.' e-psi‘e",,
house for the purpose of plundering it. 311;:
resisted, when they threw stones at him, and " Pt"'
windows of the farmhouse. The inma'es raised a°
when the fellows made off to avoid detection. at tbe
THE GAME LAWS, AT PRESTON.—On SaturuT,,r,
Ass
Preston Town Hall, Thomas Pyke, a shoerna larid 1;
charged with trespassing in pursuit of coneys (1°,,.. Job°.
Aighton, in the occupati. n of Mr. Corlsss, a farm‘; beatrad
Bradley, a gamekeeper, said he saw the defendant_ 03tcbeb
np," accompanied by a lurcher dog, and that b%.
him! above an hour. At last Pyke started a rabblketed lot
was pursued and killed by the dog, and Pyks Pnecket
The defendant said the rabbit he put in his P°t' d it, 3r11,4
have been dead three or four days when be fon
that it was evidently, from the wouEd in its neck*.viad
a ferret. He was not in pursuit of rabbits, `iDd„ bi.lo,
intention of taking any. The bench did not bei!_a....-
noea°
5 impris
and inflicted a penalty of Li or a month'
The money was immediately paid.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23,