Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-03 00:00:00

QUOTATIONS.

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" You should be
And yet your beards forbid me to interpret beth.
That you are so." <, Mac

Scene—TOWN HALL.
" The raven himself is hsll#

That croaks the fatsl entrance of Duncan
3104 h
Under my battlements,"
ell°/°
" There is now a plan laid upon the table Which folstO
the utter impossibility of giving& double suPPIYO
!
to the town, by the pre Sant pipeage," j: go?

"Accursed be that tongue that tells me se
And be those jugglirg fiends no more.believ d
grebe"
That palter with us in a double sense."

"Throw physic to the dogs, I'll none of it"
" If thou coulds't, doctor, CO
The water off my land, find her disease,
And purge it to a sound and pristine health,
I would applaud thee to the very echo
That should applaud sgain—pull't off, lOP h.
/lfacr'
" The time approaches
That will, with due decision, make ns know
That we shall say, we have, and what we owe:
" Let our just censurers t‘
ebetfi
Attend the true event."
Pill
Smoking a doteile charge of tobacco out of the 06°18
Wulff.
is more than I was ever up to.—Yours &c.
Oct. 31st, 1857.

t WIS
30YS' CLOTHING MA' E WI I H GREAT TASTE AT I,

al PA N Y'S,

ENGLTEGI CR.&PEL IN PARIS.—The English rep oe-
in Paris have held a meeting, at which resolutiooo2s
entered into to raise a sun of £5,000, in shares
.°
gltb
each, to purchase the chapel in the Rae d'Agne3sll';
the view of making it free to the English tu tie or
The scheme is to he submitted to Lord Cowie,'
proval.
,„
THE RAEL OP ABERDEEN.—We are rejoiced -coo oe
that the Fail of Aberdeen, whose sudden indispesitl.o
Saturday last, oreeted much alarms and uneasineas.:lol
minds of those who were hastily sunimored hnii,erbi'd
ship's side, is much better. '1 he alarming semPt°';',
manifes ed themselves en Sunday have passed 11-rf,001;
his lordship is Lot only out of danger, but is Ptalloire°"'
faster even than might have been expected, tool°
teet very.—Court Circular.
THE BILLETING SYSTEM THE Dl72l,lFgrsittea tnf
MILITIA.—The Pruwest of Dumfries having 1111;ject
the member for the burghs, Mr. Ewart, on the sil f,iicarf
Whetting, representing the inconvenience to the P" let
of the present system, M.. Ewart has replied, in he bad
dated the 2401 instant, in which he states that d state,
waited upon the aureorities at the War Office, an ollift
the case fully to aern. Mr. Ewart says that, 1-111Gerdfre
at the Quartermaster-General's department, " rellic)ve
assured me that the authorities were most willing veto°,
the grievance. Ile ads) showed me a copy of a letle ofrie
had been sent to Lord Melville, directing the'lll6t
Militia to he at once plac-d in Berwick narraclo_,,ireel,
time of removal depends on the clothing of the rcpt vilPo
being in a pr.,per state. It it is so, the regial:b,t the
march; in short, as soon as the colonel reports ft
regiment is fit to be removed, it will be rnove,a cerli%
stated that there en add not be room Lr them all 01100 jt
barracks, which would only accomodate 280.
wick,
room for more than 709 in the barracks at Bell -bet ,t'af
is intended to send the I`, girnent into England, fore t"e"lt
colonel wishes to have them together for a tiro uneericie",'o
go there. This obj 'et will he attained at -17:0,1010;
We (Ountfries Courier-) understand that Ot.ll'oel wilco till
having beer, applied to a few days ago to sal
to
it 11'
regiment would be fit to march, has intimated to
be prepared to move on the 10th of November. rd OVA
AN .ATLAS GRATIS WITH THE "DISPANCH."--Mnijispileof
Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each copy of 01°, plea
will be accompanied with a map, a chart, or lloesoribe.ll
of a principal town, so as to furnish to each souerierellYa
gratis, the most comprehensive, complete add .4 The
Atlas hitherto published in Greet BriteTof tte
size of the engravings will be that of one rig g
newspaper, six maps. ant two plans, in each Year'are
of double the size-17 inches by 25. The orcll° rJoilec
r,
will be correctly tinted, the charts will be prePc3 colati.o
ire bltt, and the plans will be printed in a lle,eotion
The double maps will be the object of
the desire to make them beautiful specimen satiably
colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no orll.ll ooeta,ll,,
great at' of 013;
protracted time, that the _Dispatch Atlas will Foglise,
more names and positions of places than any other Ave! ,she
publication of the kind, The counties will begT„ 10 '
parately, and where they are large and populous% I °collo/
case of Lancashire, each division of the count -11_
_object
_e
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six distinct maps. Tue names of the drauglTscouracila
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The maps will be as full as clearness and retei'ven ftube
allow. Corrections and discoveries will be.lf be in
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brie
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