Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-10 00:00:00

BOROPGH OF LIVERPOOL

O 'be LET, to eligible Tenants, One BUTOFfER'S SHOP,
T No. 20, in St. John's Market. Four BUTCHERS' SHOPS,
in St. Jamegs Market; and Thirteen BUTCHERS' and PRO-
VISION SHOPS," in Gill-street Market---Information as to
situation ,and, other particulars may be obtained from Mr.

above-name

Sealed Tenders, statingrrnt proposed to 'be given,-with refer-
ences as to respectability, mnst be sent, addressed to the
" Chairman of the'Matkets Committee, Town-hallt. Liverpool,"
on or before Saturday,. the 17th day of September instant. The
Committee•ilo not bind themselves to accept thebigibest tender.
'By order,

wl(f. 811UTTLEWORT11;?rovil-clerk
Tawm-hall, sth September, 1859.

Public #rtusts atttr 4ttr VentS,CS.

DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR A LARGE FAMILY.
rpo be IET, the excellent Free ALE and PORTER VAULTS,
J 10, Roscoe-lane, a densely-populated neighbourhood; six
apartments, with large kitchen and, capital :ale cellar on the
same floor. Four.different entrance doors; capable of advan-
tageous alteration. Rent E 35, with
to five house:, lets offs to the

of the rent

Incoming

Yen for leaving.--

HOTEL—COUNTY TIPPERARY.—ATTRACTIVE SALE of
HOTEL and EXTENSIVE POSTING ESTABLISHMENT,
in the MAIN-STREET, BORRISOKANE.

MO be SOLD, the INTEREST in the above old and well-
•establighed Concern, of whieb. there is a long lease at a
nominal.rent, and at present doing a first-rate business, being
about. twelve miles distant from Roserea and Parsonstown

Stations of the Great Southern and Western Railway. The
ire Hotel has n neatly fitted up, with Shop attached ; the Out-
offices are extensive and commodious, with large Yard and
Garden, a dn perfect order. The furniture, plate, house linen,
_ _

horses, carriages, and harness, about fifty tons of prime hay in
rick, and 100*ba.rrels of oats, can be had at a fair valuation; or
the hotel would 'be sold separately, if necessary. Cause of sale,
the proprietor having to attend another establishment in Par-
sonstown. Application to Matthew Dunne, Hotel, Main-
street, Borrisokane. The proprietor runs the Mail Car every
morning, at half-past Four o'plock, from Roscrea to Shinrone,
Cloughjordan, Borrisokane, and Portumna, and back each day.
N.B.—Railway from Roscrea to Nenagh will come .within two
miles of Borrisokane. mts-slO

bt Xtt, übtiL Vomits, ea.

' TO THE EMBARRASSED.
JOHN F. WHITELOCK begs to inform partiesin difficulties
that he obtains immediate protection, both to person and
property, on the most reasonable terms. Rents and Debts
speedily recovered, and All moneys promptly paid over. Apply
Cs Trthr. • and Accountant, 52, Man-

ehester-street, Liverpool.

JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET a number of first-class Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in theprincipal
parts of Liverpool, at in-comings from £BO to £l,OOO. Also,
several BEERHOUSES, from £l5 to £lO. Parties desirous of
entering the Public line will do well to call upon John F.
Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool.

TORN F. WHITELOCK has been favoured with instructions
ti to LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS in one of the
greatest thoroughfares in titgn, and doing a good trade. In-
coming $4OO, well worth £6067 This to a man of business will
prove a fortune. For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock,
Auctioneer, drc., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool.

rr HE Friends of a YOUNG LADY, of good Education,
1, cheerful disposition, and ready information, are desirous
of obtaining for her an Engagement, as COMPANION to a
Lady or an elderly couple, or Housekeeper in a small family,
or any occupation consistent with a respectable position. _ A
Markets. I moderate a

ary would be accepted, and unexceptionable
references given. , Address A. G. G., 30, Falkier-street. 6slo

TO WIDOWERS AND GUARDIANS

CHILDREN deprived of maternal care, will meet with all
fhe Comforts of Home, combined with Education, with
the it idow of a physician and her daughter, who reside in the
beautiful and salubrious Island of Jersey. References ex-
changed. Terms, £2O per annum.—Address F. S. S., No. 6,
Frederiek's-terrace, Lavender-hill, Wandsworth, where the
lady-is at present. 38

TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
AYoung Man, aged 18, is desirous of obtaining a SITUA-
TION abroad, either at the Cape of Good Hope, South
America, or the East or West Indies.—Address J. C. Junior,
113, Church-street, Everton. 6513

WANTED, by _a Young Man, aged 21, a Situation as
CLERK in a Merchant's Office ,• has had six years'
experience, and understands the general routine of an office.
Can give good references.---Apply to E. J., Northern Daily
Times office. 3a29

WANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and GARDENER,
Yif by a respectable Married Man. Wife as COOK or
LAUNDRESS. Protestants. Ages 40 and 45. Also WANTED
a Situation as COACHMAN and GROOM, b a Single Ma-
age 22. Protestant, with several years' character. A
WANTED, Situations by Two good COOKS. Apply to -
Levi, Stationer and Registry-office, 66, Russell-street. r A

MR. RHODES begs to inform the Owners of '
Horses, that he undertakes to -Break Cola
o carry Ladies' and set, also for Hunting and H
poses. Formerly three years with Lord Geo
Good Stabling and Breaking ground. Addre
Lark-lane, Ai gburth-road.

to Saddle,
-sicking Dor-a
ge Bentines:
B

air to supply the boat is yet a secret, but it is,i;or,,
to be by some chymical arrangement. The bostjssPoi,
of boiler iron, and is perfectly round, and shaP.;betef,
what like a fish. It is 35 feet long, 44 idisole,:e
diameter, and propelled by a screw 3 feet in ,str;,o
It has two rows of bull's eyes on the top, for theiceot
e;
of giving light to the interior. On each side7ff Who
bow or head, are placed pieoes of iron about Ide
square, which are moved like the fins of a fsht;titter
intended to direct the boat up or down when
do
Water.—Philadelphia Ledger, Aug. 23. Forf,
COMMERCIAL FAILURE.—The Binning )1r -,„s
chronicle another South Staffordshire fait wield
B. Dimmack, the principal partner in the PaS '0
is be
Company, of Wolverhampton, filed a petition 01
Bankruptcy Court of Birmingham on Turbot s
protection unper the Private Arrangement ~rroerilop,
the Bankruptcy Act. The petitioner was 'l%olo'o
btphoa.ctrht
pn
Monmouthshirebae
lrraksifitnefi
udtr hncec
furnaces
aso
Company
ncneedryxn of Dimmack and &got
which failed in 1858.
tr;ladis extensive Previously
ethTe chorentocopne
arrt
ythepai6oo:l
dot
scroots
art
plcoilte o,:f
have, however, now ceased to be the proPrie,tehs.4l3,oe
Pontypool Works, and for some time past
no secret that the firm has been compelled ',over/mot
payments to the last moment._ Recently, 110 for s"-pe
pressure has. been very heavy,• and a wrr the WWI
£l,OOO was out against Mr. Dimmack early ill„,.tserejd
There is a probability; however, that a new P'toolo'
enter the concern, and the creditors of the
Company receive 20s. in the pound. jolillscsil
TRADES' UNION .INTIMIDATION.—Samuel
, lets,
(lilt
George Ruddiforth, Joseph A.xleby, Henry -I)lb7trge rid
Benjamin Shaw, table-blade grinders, were eveittsSes,
Sheffield,: on Wednesday, with employing, tcle 010, ot
violence to compel Samuel Tyzack, table-hia Ply Vic+
to contribute to the union fund. The e°b*--01, „e
joined the union some time ago, his wheel belo f
having previously been destroyed. The nie 15' Pei.
ing to the union are required to contributee jato
week to its fund, and these contributions tireoloPl',llo
among the men as "natty money," T1,1.%t0 ar
ant having allowed his natty money to ge"„;,-(1 r
to the amount of Ils., the defendants :-he
other men went to the Limerick wheel wile'', ,Itu pot
work on the morning of the 23rd ult. and to
money. Tyzack told them he could not paY! ate_4llotlr
would do so that evening. This was not ss' iii7ose `d st
the defendants, who wanted him at once t e' ffe
and go and obtain the money as other me' /--spe he
-
the__ same wheel who were in arrears A
refused, telling them that he wanted to
..4010;ote_.„r: tot
had in hand that day to accommod' p>to
-
Ate cola ter
violent altercation ensued, duriirg ote,
alleged that the defendants turr 01' fists es
prevent him working, and, p, their Aeo
his (complainant's) face, th- Atting-, JcPsliatTte
his head, and also to thro- teatenlitc, .the d oia•fcs
dyke, if he did not at once W work °tee
money. They also threw r , eye- overl_dow so
_pa
„Ile
he had been grinding. Jut of the ees"tsido bll
and had a long cony After a. tinlue theta oilliedter
wheel, at the end of w motion- wit'd all Iggcert -JO
arranged. When .hich he suppoosek, hove he Ore,
dinner, the men, Ae resumed red thstotoael,'„sr,
not work any ID who had suP°s the hce, v-.oel
turned to his .are until- he had poila•eir ciolethe e
pelling him to shed and. renewed t
awed st
three hours. cease work. They rein the sallartheid'
but brought He paid the arrears is recent the doe
timidatior . the present- charge to Pch of
ants to 'r The beneh committed ea to
The frison for fourteen days. ,ace arriviuserianj,
Britis' Madrid journals to the 3rd of the f 941 lid,
prep Ai Minister had an audience en of
Ar ,ent an autograph letter from tu ii's'th'gove dry tee
r .cording to the _Espana, the falgers. friel the or
presented a note,' drawn up ot•ject tbe the
requesting explanations as to I_4„icb it,t, oft :co
, I centration of troops at Algesirst rlvit, note,
ao diate vicinity of Gibraltar. --tu'osed to :`e•-oiserls,
Lao •
The provincial deputation
making prepar respeoc
faluable says one of the journals, maKl
from the 1,111 the sal
Sebastian for an expected visitad
rohibite riptie°l
French. The Government
_Ele sow
ara.
44,430,. jeoxurnpedialt,io'n' nTothebelrbeefiaardaciddtabo,l,7Povi.on;
ebeascitoifourips,isettitiy,tl
cratic party from getting tialaPteu Slt° C3)11
desired, for the family of the