Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

PIANO-FORA:E.-A ilientleinan wishing to
part with an excellent Rosewood Cottage PIANO,
really new, and all the latest improvements, being selected in Lon-
don by an eminent profe sor of music, will take in port paymsnt such
as drapery, watches, furniture, &c.—See Reference List, Northern
Times oftic-.

Tu COUNTRY HOTEL fitlit'EilS, MANUFACTURERS, &c.
TO be SOLD, a bargain, a capital Gas Making
apparatus, for 50 lights, to make room lor a more
extensive concern. For price and particulars, and to 'view the same
in full work, apply to Edward MingAud, and 57, Ranalagh-street,
Liverpool.

/110 be SOLD or LEA', a very handsomely-
finirhed HOUSE, No. 99, Shaw-street, co❑taining
d ring-room, double drawing room, and eleven bedrooms, servants
hal , butler% pantry, kitchen, &cif A coach house and Stable to the
ba k street. To be viewed by ticket only.—Apply to Taylor and
Stead, 32, Castle-streat.

UNDER TAX rONY PHA ruN a.

FOR SALE, a bargain, the genuine property
of a gentleman who has only used it a few weeks,
at Ne a Brighton, a Pony Phaeton, with turn-ever seat, lamps, Bc.,
price 13 Guineas ; also a Ilalf-basket one, suitable for Ladies or an
Invalid; can be drawn by a small Pony ; price 15 Guineas, worth 30
Guineas.—Apply at 6, Upper Newiogto Pr.vate House.

14AUATELLh.—A very large and handsome
) Mahogany BAGATELLE TABLE, with Slate
Bed, Intlia-rubb.r cushions, Pockets, &c., acc. Size, 13 feet by 4
fa-t, with Cues Balls, and Marking Boards complete. Price &35.
A 12 foot TABLE, with painted frame fittings, as above, price £23.
A 9 foot 6 TABLk, with painted frame and fittings, as above, price
£l4. A Second-hand TABLE, 9 foot 6, with fittings, price CU 1.0.
—Apply to J. O'Neill, 17, hQuichton-street,

K E L L Y,
THE BUTT ERMAN'S

LATEST ESSAY.

A PASTORAL.
namoN.l
Stay, Chloe, stay, whither away so fast,
What sudden cause demands such pressing haste
Does some wild monster from his forest lair,
With horrid jaws, assault your fleecy care?
Or, wandering near the edges of some rock,
Has iveptune seized the f Aber of your flock?

CHLOE.
No direful cause my hastened steps demand,
Bat churning toils await these laYring hands;
My flocks securely in their folds do lie;
Butter demands, and in Butter's name I fly,
To skim ilia cream, to churn the mingled mass,
And through the sieve with care the curds do pass.
hese toils my care demand; forbear your love,
Another time I'll meot you in the grove.

DAM ON.
Stay yet a moment—once you stay'd for me
(When love attended) on the thw'ry I+a ;
hen you could stay and praise my warbling strain,
But now the pipe is tuned for you in vain ;
But ray what new command the nymphs receive,
That labour stops not at the approach of eve.

CHLOE.
Awl know you not for Kelly 'tis we toil?
Kelly for whom grass grows on thrifty soil?
For Kelly's sake the swains their toils prolong,

The only Butterman! the theme cf song;
Whose boast is still among his fel'ow-men.
" He sells his Butter cheap," to sell again I !

DAMON.
I know the" cove; " my journey lately made
To Liverpool showed his thriving trada.
Near where fair Thespia's palace proudly stands.
And Williamsonia's square its breadth expands,
And in the street F. acred to Dawson's name,
Stands the t reat Butter Place —the haunt of trade and fame.
And if for him your busy hands you ply,
Forbid it, Fate, that I stand idly by ;
In what I may I will assist your pains,
And think them pleasures if" The" Kel'y gains.

CHLOE.
O happy swa,n, 'or thee I will presage
A prosp'rous income and a lengthened age,
For Fate his path with choicest b'essings strews—
The iriend of man, and patron of the Muse.
But come, my Damon, see t'.e shading wood
Throws longer shadows o'er th' impeded flood ;
Why staod we idle with suspond,d hands?
A truce to talking, work our care demands

EDWARD KELLY AND CO.,
THE BUTTER PLACE,
BACK OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET.

FALSE HAIR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Including Coverings for the whole Head ; for the
Front part of the Head only; for the Back of the Head seperately
many of them new designs, and perfectably undetcetable under any
tenably, are kept in Immense Stock ready for immediate use, at
ASTLETS, 53, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

WEST DERBY UNION—ELECTION OF
GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.—Tha LAST
D. 11( for NOMINATION of ADDITIONAL GUARDIANS, for the
*moral Township of West Derby, Everton, an 3 Wavertiee, will be
SATURDAY. the 19th inst. Nomination (forms of which may b 4
hal at my ollics) must be sent to me, a: No. 2, Elliot-street, Liver-
p: 01, before Six o'clock on that day.
WILLIAM C LEAVER, Vaion-clerk,

VubTir Xotirto

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
A T a PUBLIC MEETING, held the 14th doi
i Berso7u;s
requfisition
sSitieopnt September, e
numerously
do a m
htm to call a PUBLIC mEETING, to afford the Inhabitants of Ws'
pool and the n.ighbourhood an opportunity of expressing their 5):0_,
'lathy with the unhai Ty sufferers in the truly distressing events tof,
have occurred in India to many of our fellow-countrymen, theirsvfm
tO
and fend lee, :IA to take such measures as may be deemed ww-.,1
ly convened
and
respectably t h e Mayor,s
ed signed,
rpetiq rusll;
e sat
na_
aid in relieving the urgent and pressing wants of many who
left totally destitute.
The MAYOR in the Chair. 113od
Letters were read from Lieut.-Colonel Turner, the Rel.Ho
Lomas, John P. Heywood, Esq., and the Ray. J. 5, Howson. , if
It was moved by Wm. Banwx, Esq , M.P., seconded by MO
C Nest', and resolved unanimously— t
the
"That this Meeting is moved with sorrow and indignation at d
atrccities which the Mutineers in India have inflicted on so r 0501,..,
her Majesty's subjnis, th se savage t not even sparing helpless wools"
at rex
and children. This Meetimr, deeply sympathising with the anus—, „*
,
cannot Doubt but that the Inhabitants of Liverpool and the oeig",
bonrhood will give practical expression to their feelings by rapist.,
large fund for the relief of the_ numerous sufferers, many cf whom
left total,y destitute."
It was moved by the Rev. Dr. M'ilx;LE, seconded by brr. (/'
STITT, and resolved unanimously—
" That a committee b, now appointed to col's:let donations, 0--
appropriate them as in their judgments may best carry out the We;
tions of this Meeting:, not losing sight of the fact that sufferers hsew
arrived; and ate arriving in G., eat Britain, who:nay require trained's
relief as well as tho:e remaining in India."
It was moved by the Ven. Archdeacon JONES, seconded by
Itatursorin, Esq., and resol, ed unanimously—
" That the requisitionists and the aldermen of the borough fora, the
committee, with power to add to their number."
It was moved by WM. Flamm, Esq , M.P., seconded by the ReirtPr.
WNEILK, and reso ved, with acclamA on—
,. net the best thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor for%
promptitude in complying with the requisition, and for his a
aonc:uct in the chair." F. SHAND, Mayor, Chairmsa.

N.B.—The Committee meet daily, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Town-bail.
Amount of Subscriptions already adve•r5ed.......e1.780 6 6
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPPIONS. £ S. d"
T. and J. Brocklebank . .. •
Editors of the Mail
.. 1,3 0 0
Rathbone Brothers .: . • .
Charles Bowring.. .
Christopher Bushell and C 0..... ..........____ '''
100 0
_Janes Beazley .
Kirkman Finlay . ... . . . „
Drysdale Carstairs ..
J. Aikin, Sons, and Co.
Joseph Forburn, Fer J. Cadell .. ............., ~, 5 0 . „
Douglas Hobson...
••••••
Robert Gladstone, jun. ...... ..
Shand, Higson, and Co. . .
. 25 0
Thomas Matheson ...
Septimns Ledward
" .
25 0 ',',
James Lawrence .
Charles Turner. .. . .. .
Frederick Huth and C 0....
.• . 11200500 000
°
W. It. Sandbach .. •
Andrew E. Byrne .. ..
E. Sctemeil .. ... .. ~ , . 2
0 °
• 0
John Gordon Brown . ..
Boutcher, Alertimer, Gale, and Co..
0
Isaac Hadwen,jun., and Co . ... . 25 0
J. H. Rayner and C 0...........
Robert Higgin
Charles Langton ....... ............. ........,, 20 0 0 0
George Marti a
Moss and co.. .
Geor, e Holt and Co. • . .
Graham, Bel y, and C 0...... lOO 0 0•
Stitt, Couhrcugh, and C 0.....
Josiah Stokes ..
Maxwell Hyslop 5O
0 •,i,
A. B. C...:......
T. and H. Littledale .............. ...... .. ...... 1(0 0 „v
Thomas Branch •
J. Parker
G. H, Horsf_ll. . • ...
Mi a Horsfall (Breck House) .. ... 20 0 "
E. Law. one, and Co. . . .
W?Tartiett and don .
W. Dalg ills .... . ••• .•• •
T. F. Bennett
Taylor, Potter, aid Co.
William Gregson ..
Harmooci 131 ner . . 10 0 :
0
lamuel H. Thompson .................... „, ~ 25 0 0 ,
.... .. ....... .... .. ol° 0
Todd, Naylor, and Co.
Percival, Campbell, and Co ..............
Boult, English, and Bandon ........ ..
H. G. een .. . ...
R. ',V. Preston, a d Co.
George C sty
,-, 0
Jack Brothers .... ...... .... - 0
Crabtree and Co. • • .
C. J. Meade King.... : 2 2
• •
-John Wrigley and Sons . ..
T. W. and J. C. Harrop and Co.
Mr. John Priestley ..
0
Mr. John R. Pattinson
,-, 0
Messrs. Cox Brothers.. - 0
Messrs. Brice, r riend,. and Co 25 0, 0
Gibbs, Bright and Co •• •
E. ZwUchenbart & Co. . 52 10
. „ 0
Segar and 'I unnicl;ffa - ° 0
.J Dixon
'import and Holt
Musgrove, Vance, & Co.
•,,,,, .. .
~...Nicholas Duckworth .............,....... .
Stephen Watson.. .... .. • . , 50 0
.Alfred Bolt
• • ••
S. Smith . .
fi 0
J. Chaffers .'• • • 10 0 0
.. .
J. Myers . . 10 ° 0,
•• ••••••
Finlay & Lance
.. 25 0 0
•
Edward Moon
ov
10 0 William Moon
• W. Clare & 50n5.......
W. Sinclair ... lO
J. G. Bateson ... .. • 5 a 0
Josiah Beazley.. • • i 6
M. W. Arm0ur........
'l'. Higgi,l •
.. •5
0
J. S. M. Reede .
• • • • 5 5 0
Cruttenden & Oaltun ..0
A. H. Cowie... .
J. Hamilton Wi'son. .. . " 2O v a
J. L. Newall . .• 25 00'
1 0 -
J. S. Cherton . . • • • ... • `0
2 Alph. Solveno . • ...
2 i, W. C. W rrall ....... ... .. .
James I later, jun.
Glbert M Micking ' ' 10 10
0
A. D. Anderson. 10 ° 0
W. H. Maclean
0 0
. . •
Geo. Scholefle:d • . 25 ° 0
Mrs. Ripley ..
V. A. King .., • '
25 . 0
• • •
G. S. Sanderson
..
Wiili:m Hou,Ooiton • 10 10 0
J. B. Mork ..
_....,
•• • •

, ,e
r
I _ _ ..... - -
tP
NDIA MUTINY.—At a MEETING 0'
j COM',HTIEE, held on the 15th instant, „Oil'
The Mayor was appointed Chairman, and George }l7 14.10-ellailr
Esq., and Christopher Bushell, Esq., V ce-chairmen ; W. J' 101 P
eon, l•sq . and H. H. }Hamby, Esq., Honoraxy Secretaries : i
Royal Bank, Bankers.
sUBSCRIPT,t ,N BOOKS were ordered to be deposited :pt el
ier
Exchange Newsrooms, the several Banks in the Town, the NO %,
tiftives, and tit the Clubs and Newsrooms. eelgrto
The Committee meet daily at the Town Hall, at twelvo 0411,
and they take this opportunity of urging on the public the ee lysliP
necessity of promptitude in placing their Contribuiiona in th
cf the 'treasurer or the Bankers,
OP
By order, F. SHAND, ayor, all
Town Hall, 15th
Sept.,ept. 1857.
---- I 0
OF
SUBbCRIPTLON FOR THE VsIDOW AND FAMILY e.
LATE CAPTAIN ROGER'S. f_rN/CP
AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the COL)".sl3°'
tr A 06
of the MERCANTI LE MARINE SERVIC-4 40 Of '
CIATION, of Liverpool, held this day to consider the 011
Widow and Family of the late Captatn Rogers, if'
Captain SAMUEL, REED in the Chair. "4.4901
It was moved by Captain 11. J. WARD, seconded by ii-, 4,4,10
PATON, and unanimously resolved— parlififi'
1. lhat this Association has no funds at its disposal for Fitii #(0
purposes, but the members of this Council, sympathising "witllo7,rti
Roger's and. her family under her sad bereavement, are , linty/
subscribe, ind.vidualy, to ass'st in raising a fund for 116",d1.!, ,
and earnestly recommend her case to the cons:leration 8.,,,. ,da
gaper
aid of the Members of this Association aid thu public
It was moved I.y C,,pta'in DIXON, seconded by Captain Goa or
y unanimousresolved-
2. "'1 hat a sMscription list be opened at the Rooms a to j.
lie
ciat,on and be received by the Treasurer." Or
It was moved by Captain SYROULR, s conded by Captain 10,,
and animosly resoved-
3. "unl hat au copy ofl the foregoing resolutions be forWera!4roltle°t
London, Southampton, and Kindred Associat ens, with ' #O,
that subscription lists he opened on behalf of this fund. Lain 00'
It was move I by. Captain PoN.soNisn, seconded by CaP
.„1.0.
and unanimously agreed— R m9llr•
4. "That these resolutions be advertised in the local:nfl7 0P o,
SAMUEL
WALTER PATTuN, .
Mercantile Marine Service Association. 2), Water-stieet•
Liverrool, 17th Sept., 1857. •
The Subscription List was commenced as follows: A S. 0, 1
, 5 g 00'
Capt. H. J. Ward.... .... .... .... .. • .... ...... • , 1 0
Capt. H. J. P0e50nby.............. .
, I 0
Mrs. Ponsonby.... ..
Capt. Wm. E. Betts .
Capt. B. Sproule
Mrs. Sproule
Cap'. Goble ....., , .., ,
Capt. C. Mills .•.....• .
Capt. W. S. Morton ........
Capt. Daniel Green • ••• •• ••••••• 0 10 0
Mrs. Green ..
1 " 1 .0
Capt. Jno. F. Dixon
Capt. Sam. Reed .... ..... ....... ...... •••• •• '• '• 1 ' 0
Mrs. Reed
Capt. Walter Paton... .......
Mrs. Paton ..
Capt. Jan. Watkins... ..... - • •••• • •••• • ••• • 0 10
Mrs. Watkins .......... ........... ....
Capt. J. B. Thurtell ....
Capt. Chas. H. Sevill .............. . ............ 0 10 0
Cap.. Taverner..
0
Cap'. T. Bowen ...............
.... .......... •• 5 0
Cant. T. Evans..o
Capt. G Robertson ..... ........ ....... • ..• • •• " 0 5„ 0
Bitten, FN... ... • . . .
Capt. Fisson
• .... .... .... • • •• .
Capt. P. Richard ..

_ ..
Capt. B. P. Evans..
Capt. Phillips ......................
....
Jas. Napier, Esq...
Received per J. Snowball, Esq.:— 0 10 0
Benson Bleudeil, Esq.... ...... .. ......... ••• • • 1 ~ 0
ir
David Evans, Esq.
Miss Fronces Blundell, Tunbridge Wells .. • • •' • • 5 '" 0
Mr, Heal ng's SuLseriptions from various persons 1 1 0
G
'1 aylor
Monk & Esq. (Jacob Cc.) ........ •••••• ". 1 0 0
Thee Rgeev J. B.
• • 1 1 0
. •• •
M. B. Wade, E-q.......... . ..
R. 14, Eastman, Etq
Capt. 'Purple ..
Mrs.Tur, in .........
George Ward, Esq.
..
Edmumd Thompson, Ei.q..,
Mrs. Thomps n .., ....
• 0 A
Wm. Fox. Esq, .„ „ ..., .... ....
J. Mondell, Etq_. ::. •• . ............... 2 96 6
Thomas Bell, Esq , oakfled•terrace, Birkenhead •• 0 0
F. Waters, Esq
James Kelly, Esq..