Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-26 00:00:00

THE COURT.

WINDSOR, Dec. 24.—The Queen rode out on horseback
this morning, attended by the Hon. Mary Bulteel and the
Equerries in Waiting. His Royal Highness the Prince
Consort went out shooting.

LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR BOY'S
CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed for the weak ending
Saturday, December 19th, 814; corresponding week last
year, 494—increase, 320.
LADIES' CHARITY.—The election of a Surgeon to the
Ladies' Charity took place in the Clarendon Rooms, at two
o'clock on Thursday. The candidates were, Mr Wilson, of
West Derby Road, and Dr. Skinner. Mr. Wilson was
elected by a m:ijority of 82 votes to 43.
THE SPUR.ITOWE WILL CASE.—Oa Thursday last, Mr.
D ,vaaiport, of the OiklandP, took possession of the lands
whicri formed the subject of the seven days' trial at the
last Cheshire summer assia2s. A large party of friends
accompanied Mr. Davenport and his legal adviser as they
walked through each portion of the e tate. That cere-
mony being concluded, a number of gentlemen repaired to
the Oaklands for dinner, while the villagers and their
neighbmrs fell to work oz three sheep, which hod been
roasted in different parts of the parish.—Chester Chronic'e.
THE Latnacir OF TEIE LEVIATHAN,—Mr. Griffiths' model
of the launch of the Leviathan, which we mentioned last
week, did not reach the Erchangu-rooms till Wednesday.
It is new there, and a competent person attends to explain
it. The real launch having attracted so many to London
to witness it, we have no doubt that those who cannot afford
so c xpe nsivo a luxury will he glad to hear that they have
now an opportunity of making themselves acquainted with
the scene and course of action by the short and inexpensive
journey to the Exchange-rooms.
The Siamese Ambassadors left, on Thursday, for Man-
chester, with their suite, They were arc mapanied by the
town authorities as far as the railway station. It given us
much pleasure to announce the fact, that the Ambassadors,
during their "visit to Liverpool, hoard such a favourable
report of the firm of ble=ars. Abrahamson, Brothers, of
Renshaw-street, watch and clock manufacturers, that they
(the ambassadors) at onco sent for one of the firm, to the
Adelphi Mote!, and after ea iminiug samples of their goods,
purchased a quantiiy. Tide favour we are sure, must be
pleasing to Messrs. Abrahamson, Brothers, a; it shows that
their stock is appreciated by more than their fellow-towns-
men.

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respectable newspaper correspondents at Liverpool, ware
rnEntioned in connection with the case of tho bankruptcy
of John Doherty, reported in th.! Daily News of yesterday.
It is due to thoes gentlemen to gay that they were merely
reporters of the case," The mistake arogs from the fact,
that the heading of the paragraph, " Disalosures in the
Liverpool Bankruptcy Court, Yesterday," was, as usual,
preceded by the nausea of the reportes, and by some
thoughtless error, this was overlo)kcd by the printer and
reader, so that it read, in large type, "L'-ie and Ni4htingale
—D'sclosures in the Liverpool Bankruptcj Court, Yester-
day."

CLOSE' OF ALL9OP'S ROYAL WAX WORK EXIIIETTION,
LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL. —The above splendid es ablisb-
moot will positively close on the 25th o. January, 1858,
wi•hout fail. Mr. Allsop respectfully announces that he
has just added lull-length figures (correct likenesse) of the
Rev. Mr. Sp irgeon and Goneral ilsvel,ek, and a number
of other beautiful figures, as an addition for the Christmas
holidays: Mr. A. res:iectfugy begs to iuform his frirnds
and the public that he is going to travel with his Wax-
tvork Figures; therefore, after the close of his Exhibitio!t,
the proprietor has given instructions to Mr. Branch to sell
by auction the whole of the splendid Statuary in the
Sculpture Galleries, all the plate looking-glasses, twelve
gas chmdeliers, a number Of single bracketo, a great
variety of choirte busts, and the whole of the timber in the
Sculpture Galleries. Mr. A. would be willing to come to
satisfactory terms with the next incoming tenant to let the
galleries stand.

MUTINY I THE Riven —On Thursday evening, infor-
mation witi conveyed to the po!iee that a frightful scene
was being enacted on the Anytrican passenger ship J. J.
Bryd, lying in the river, and just about to depart. One
or two of the passengers had come ashore in a steam tender,
through fright, as the crew had mutinied, and were
runeing ~bout with handspikes and drawn knives. In-
spector Horne immeliately proceeded, with seven or eight
police constables, in one of the tag steamers to the vessel,
and they were allowed to board it without an•r hindrance.
' They found everyone is a fearful state of excitement, as
the decks were crowded with passengers, and the crew
were actually in arms, threatening and refusing to proceed
to sel. Toe second mate's mouth was much Licerated, he
having ju,t been struck by one of the men with a hand-
spike. The captain, Air. Tnornas, desired the police to
Oke every one of the seamm to bridewell, on charges of
mutiny and assault. The crew made no opposition, and
27 of them were put in irons and brought to shore. They
allege that the cause of quarrel was b ad provisions,