Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

COURT

inst. at Balmoral.
Lord Stanley, M.P., has, joined tha Earl and Countess
of Derby and the family circle at Knowsley Park, from
a tour of visits in Ireland.
The marriage of Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. James Mae-
Annnla with the Thu. Miss Blake, daughter of Lord

Ind Lady Wall
Mon

lay, the

,6th inst

witnessed a series of experiments illustrative of improve
ments made in the above art during the past few years,
movements recently made by Mr. Geo. Reid, Inedicir

he public in conjunction
t is iust the right motto

%nd of im

t the ha.bitali

clear and simple manner in which the principles of tne colds, and cutaneous lllbeit.l,, via,,,..,. uo .•.,,.. --- 7 -----
art were demonstrated, and by the advantages, in point
tcasesose whowe where
really
_owTs7f toaid
b benefit gtbetTeirma-oawiliningo.rta
Tlh,ershfooulTd
of simplicity, efficiency, and economy, which Mr. Reid's
earnestly recommend the afflicted to make use of Holloway's'
mode possesses over all others with which we are Celebrated Ointment and Pills. 19
acquainted. What others have attempted by compara- LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—CASTLETOWN, ISLE or MAN,
*---. „,,,,nr.tus. Mr. Reid accomplishes, by Sept. 14.—1 have to report that a few days ago the

live a

simple openings or air passages

sman to improve the sanitary I laden with timber

struck on a rock in Castletown Bay,

COndra7:-Of'Out7-dwellings,- offioes, Sio: (for which pur- about 5 p.m. It was . at tne time, a gale trotr
pose he appears well qualified), may meet with that the'westward ; but being then off shore, a harbour boat
success which he so well merits. Unlike many other was enabled to reach her.

.e rudder was soon carried
rocure warns to try to get

pioneersin the useful arts.

ms not secure

away, and it was decide
her under way. For t

Merest in his discoveries, but

onthe'benefits'which may be derived by those

penter went ashore in the harbors b.

who may apply his mode, under his superintendence,
his own success as a professor of the art of ventilation

of the crew, tnree In numon, uu uv.aLta. .~•~
could return, the gale increased, and the wind veered
round to W.S.W., when it soon becaine impracticable
to communicate with the vessel in an ordinary boat.
At 11.30 at night it was decided to launch the new life-
boat stationed by the Royal National Lifeboat Institu-
tion at this place, which was effected at midnight. The
night was very dark, tide four hours' flood. On reach-
ing the brigantine, she was found to be full of water,
and the crew in great danger. Notwithstanding the
fury of the elements, the poor fellows were safely taken
the lifeboat, and landed at 2 a.m. The above-
aluable institution has promptly paid, through
.11nati, its honorary local secretary, the gallant
the lifeboat £1 each man, for their laudable

A TRADESMAN OF LIVERPOOL CHARGED WITH STEAL-
ING.VCWATCH.—At the Manchester City Police Court,
on Friday, George Murray, a man apparently of middle
age, respectably attired, and of good address, was charged
with stealing a watch. lie is said to carry on business
as a watchmaker in Liverpool, and sports a country house
at.Edgehill. Nine or ten weeks ago he was apprehended
in Liverpool, hating in his possession a gold chain stolen
from Manchester, and underwent two months' imprison-
__

On being discharged from gaol at Liverpool
on Saturday, he was again apprehended on a charge of
stealing—or receiving, knowing it to have been stolen
—a.watch. Mr. Andrews was called, and stated that he
had no 'doubt the watch was the one stolen from him,
but as tl— - ber had `been altered, the prisoner w-

I meet

named v
Mr. Ba•

crew of

ne 1111111 M.
remanded until Tuesday, for the attendance of the pawn-
broker from whomMr..Andrews purchased the watch.
A watch, stolen from a gentleman at Manchester races,
was Oleo found in the possession of the prisoner; a valu-
able gold hunting watch case, numbered 6,343, from the
back of which a name or initial had been erased, and
three silver watches, all believed to have been stolen,
were likewise found ipon.him.
THE .PEOPLE'S CONEEILTS.—The first of these con-
certs forthe season was held at St. George's Hall, on
Saturday night, and the entertainment was not unde-
serving, of the occasion. Mrs. Sunderland sang with
great feeling the song, " Truth in absence," which was
very justly warmly encored, and in her response to it,
she evenlaceeded the expression thrown into the exe-
cution of it before. Miss Hiles rendered with much
spirit and taste the song " Do not Mingle," and was
heirtily oiscored. " The Song of the Water King" was
pleasingly executed by Mr. Cuzner. Mr. lirilbye
Cooper world have been m.orc effective ar_d telling had
he not—as was apparently the ease—been labouring
under a severe cold, which prevented that ringing sweet-
ness which 4 so agreeable in a tenor voice. Mr. Lewis
played on the piano-forte a very interesting interlude
between the first and second parts, which proved, by the
approbation pof the audience, to be a very pleasing
change. We observed among those present on the
occasion for the promotion of popular and refining recre-
ations, the Viee-Chancellor of Cambridge and Master of
St. John's, accompanied by several friends. The general
attendance, however, was not by any means so numerous
as it ought to hive been.
CORONER'S INGMTESTS.—On Saturday, an inquest was
held before the borough coroner on the body of Mar-
garet Baker, aged seventy-five, who was found dead in
her bedroom, at is residence in Wavertree-road, on
`Friday morning. A verdict of " Died from natural
causes," was returned.—On the body of John Powell
Williams, aged nineteen months, who was run over by a
islifesath
aerc,shhiloduaseg,edanl:,
Part on Friday morning, in Plumbe-street, by which his
ikUll was fractured, and the brain protruded. Ho died
thewas bodycom of Jaynes Joaumt eosf Byrnes, on the spot. A verdict of accidental death was re-
months, who was run overon Friday, in Smithfield-street.
when crossing the street, the wheel of a cart passed
;I: The re-
turned.--On
deceased°n
over his body, and killed him on the spot. A verdict
of accidental. death was returned.—On the body of John
Hodgson, aged 17, who received a compound fracture of
the right leg on the evening of Friday week, the 9th
instant, at the bottom of Dale-street. When taken to
the hospital, he stated that he had been knocked down
by two men, who had injured him very seriously inter-
nally. He died on Saturday morning. A verdict of
accidental death was returned.—On the body of Johan
Nielsen, 28 years of age, captain of the schooner Ceres,
now lying in the Queen's Dock basin. On Saturday
morning, about a quarter-past two o'clock, he fell frox
off the rail of the vessel into the dock, and injur.edan
side very severely. He afterwards threw up
"(ew to
soon became insensible. He was taken b tewbl
as pro-
the Southern Hospital, but on arriving thereet
accidental
nounced by the PlirbrOn to be dead. Ycrcn. ,
death.

services.