Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIIO

I 01.
Last night, the Liverpool Philharmonic Soclet-
a
their ninth subscription concert. The prograintui tot
nott vary atractive, and the hall was not very f"000
the caterers had taken better measure of the rubmi:llle oft
than the public themselves. The chief attraction°vol
some gle,,s, which were very well sung by the
fir'
Union" —Miss Marian Moss, Mr. Faster, gr•
Cooper, Mr. Montem Smith, and Mr. If' 01/4
and were all encored. Miss Dolby sang ',uzgeff
grand aria, Quando miro qual bel "00
finely, and M. Sainton was very successful in Bele; toal
grand concerto in Don the violin ; and Mt. Ct
cantata of Robin Hood will given, but does not do tO°
to the composer. It is too common-place and wroL"-(j 10
many things cf the same sort. Beethoven's eveihr
" Egmont" was well played by the bard at the openifig et 0
second part, and a spirited overture by Lindpsintn,
" Faust" at the commencement of the concert. Itt4or
overture to " Otello.' played the audience out from inosl
peered to be a very pleasing, if not fine concert' olf
Amy Dolby's name was introduced into the bills'
ently to introduce her to the public. She only sang, lost
ast vocal performance of the evening, a duet willios
Dolby, from Mercadaute's " Giuramento." Shebb t
rich full-toned voice, and pleasing face and figure' :141
would be premature to judge of her capabilities frt7/11, sot
a duet. Among the glees sung, was a very' pretAtl,,
composed by Mr. Montem Smith, "Ye nighti4:: thi
pleasant and so gay." " Elijah" is announced 1 )(e''
22nd December. Madame Weiss, Mr. Lockey, 811
Weiss, will take the principal parts.

At
o bite
LECTURE ON INDIA.—List night, tLe Be'. V • hie,
delivered a lecture on the now all-engrossing „
India, in the Theatre of the Collegiate InstitutionooeL
LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT 0(1r
CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed for vie3,_'reistY`
Saturday, Oerobsr 31st, 536; correspondieg week
the
326, increase, 212 boys. .t to os
Sir Moses Montifore, during his recent /igloo ees
town, stopped, with his suite, at the Queen's Wietirac!'l,,
leaving expressed to the eroprietor the great 9;es tat°
he felt at the accommodation afforded at thu_efeseaftt
reit be (rota
merit.
aaaeut etetery impor- des _
oxrcted in Cuba during the next three ul°,,-istrarl'el
Alrice. Shipping for that purpose is fitting out 'euoeslae"
The high price of sugar has greatly stint ttleed t
slave labour in Cubs. COS •
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GARSTON LOCAL BOARD OF .11EAT,TEL'-,ot her
number of members to constitute a quorum ",i(116
assembled yesterday, the ordinary monthly ntreetk; of the
Board was adjourned sine die. The proceediag°,ooP
cetwnittees awaiting confirmation, are simply or 3 of
character.
e„ei,lsa"
TRANMERE.—A public meeting of the inos-
this township was held last evening. After a alorirti
mated discussion it was decided that Mr. Janes e'pri'l
and that his opponents were in error in bringing I/ of
the charge against The meeting was Pure
01-
private nature. , Or,
APPLICATION TO STRIKE A LivEßpoor, Alitig, fed
THE ROLLS.—At the Court of Chancerv, or,Mou,"cto
Garth, nn the part of the lecerporated Law Saciet;',i'te'itof
for a rule to show cause why an attorney 'ertelitt
Shattock should not be struck riff the rolls. The',-7,lcte'de
the applcagion wee, that the attorney had been eL'e.evihaurse,
the last LiVerpoel assizes of forging a bill or —,tvitti"
for which he was sentenced to three )ears' penal se'
The court granted a tale nisi. 3, Fns`'
A letter from Baton, United States, of the 121",, 101,0
" Mr. Charles Mathews, the comedi in, is jot C'T'e-chi'll>
a short engagement here. 're celebrated Le-,, Vera
is else in 13,_s ten. She has delivered three lentur,,erciPej
on Beautiful Women,' the Wits of Paris,' au",e,4o„,'"
with i-s influence on Civilizttion.' The notoriflY;ed;j6
by the adventurous cenntess, rather than the
ness of her ',tures, has attracted very eec/-
audiences. I have net yet heard of any cases of ei,'cl
itter'
during her stay."
yeas dai
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT PIREENHEAD.— r sefer-o
noon, a man named John Wheeler, sustained a, 10. is
jury wilds engaged on the Birkenhead doe's ‘''''',3l)
ti nfortun,te re low was a labourer s
, and lived tle
Field-s'ree*, Birkeuhead. He went to his acr ;ter fie
in the morning, but at about three o'clock in the
igao3,,
he
he wad eked dawn by a waggon on the glugai to
~t 0:
Was most dreadfally reutila'ed, and was ecartylw tioa
Birkenhead hospital, where every care and atter' 4
paid to the p: or sufferer. ri
LOSS of TIIIO SPA BELLE.—The last Indian f,
news of the arrival at Ceylon of the remainder tu.'t Ocedi
wrecked,crew of the Sea B.-lie, consisting of the übirt'el'3orr;
M-. Grant ; second, Mr. Johns ; third, ;tireopeet4,,
Jones, boieswain ; M ty, sailroaker ; ugh,sriss
Hicks, sailor; Martin, ditto ; Johanny, ditto ()ed
ditto ; and Stanley, apprentice ; passergerg, 'lre'.‘,s ea hoed
Harrop. They were pinked up, after being in_e"tle,"Ppit,Lot
three ditys by the Dutch bargee dears' Von 11,e: 00 %.ge
landed at Ceylon, whence they would proceed, P'
opportunity, to join the remainder of the etell
101/
set gers Bombay.
sitiOlirje, line!
ALA.iMING ACCIDENT ON THB GREAT NOR- p." 00.
wAY.—We have been informed by a passenger rle-eteli 04
that a very alarm.ng aecidsre, though eartiortto esie
attended by any serious tics Its, recurred t° d
train which loft Manchester for Loorlios 3‘7. was
what is known as the new route. The trai° tau b
0,
light, and was twining at the rate of firty mlje
Near the Viaduct, outside the Gkisaep Station, "'fasrgtr,
chester side of the line, the permanent weY iS a.eorasiuro•
rep, ir, d when the train approache I this psietr r 00tP
,4
the
able oseidation and starting were observed .b „t 01' tof
girs. In a moment af•erwards, the carricre' tiralleerea
rails, and struck with great violence aghast the l'st enl,er
tee Viaduct. The carriages were comirletelYtopple -tic;
from end to end, but providentially, did no. that thatdoct
the parapet. Hail they done se, it nr()bi the tee
one of the passengers would have escard, a+
eics bie"`o,l
is from 130 'o 200 feet high. The cogane, he I.3ilit
detached from the carriages, did not leave tbe
tolif
co iiintied its e 'urea for so me time.
SALT'S AT THE EDINBURGH -,most 1400
mint, poinlul as a sale at that Cross. it a.'-to rertisrfle
blood from a seine, or at any late, itiseertallv ty.
isof
m ins y fi, tared from the veriest dregs of Pa°,seard'evutb3t
thet could afford it would allow their (lac eerdu ere sofe
go ids to be carried away to the Cross? I'vje"rearive' 9te;
none but the v ry poor submit to such an at
,t. 0 odicoecl
fact, the kind o futnitute brought to thin P".criptiontbesa,
this truth. It is indeed of the pltibest di,e% it ho t at
often , !tough represents by i•s fashien„..t„:3-aed I,lriittr
c ,vered by a roof for a .ong series of ye3"tntss,.a Poet
last—perhaps after temighty, althi ugh) unwisee rib° jig
gle—it is borne away amid the tears of t-a •egs pig
cherished it, and disposed of for a few shill? 0
od
stony auction place. We hear that some bt off ato
boar di are particularly active at present ciourrY
a°eel
t.
and selling in this way, although in In'l,Y; trained tor/
Patties Pre totally Unable to pay the tart
11'oreh Briton.