Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

SHIRTS!

THE CUIitASS SHIRT,
The Exchange Shirt,
The Itnprootd Shirt,
The Scapula Tunic Shirt,
ride Itcppo Shirt,
Fancy Nlannel Shirts,
Boys' and l',.uths' Shirts,
Are includedlits the extensive Stock constantlll keptZat the
SHIRT WAREHOUSES,
24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.
• fi P. L.WACTAGGIART, Proprietor.

HALF-A DOZ k N we7•made SHI ZITS for 275, 335, and 395.

iCOLLARS IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES.:

A THEOLOGICAL DISTINCTION.—The following, we are
informel, w.pears in the diary or a certain police barrack
35 the orderly's entry for Sundry: —" The whole party
attrndei Din n> service, except Pat M'Cann, who went to
NtiFs!"— Western Star.

" Sedley," said Charle4 11., "look rue out a man that
can't be corrupted ; I have sent three treasurers to the
mirth, and they have all turned thieves." " Well, your
maj, sty, I will recommend Mivert." " Mivert !" said
obariev, " why, Mivert is a thief already!" "Therefore he
cannot be corrurted," said Sedley.

A LaDv ON KI.SING.—The editreFs of the New York
Ladies' Repository, talking about kissing, says :—"Kisses,
like faces of phrosophers, vary. Some are as hot as coal
fire, some sweet as honey, some mild as milk, some taste-
less as long-drawn soda. Stolen kisses are said to have
more nutmeg and cream than any other sorts. As to
proposed kisses, they are not liked at all." . .

PRINCESS M ARY CAMBRIDGE.—A rumcur relative to a
matrimonial union between the widowed Hereditary Prince
of Saxe Meiningen and the Prircess Mary of Cambridge,
is again revived. The hereditary prince, who is in his
31st. year, has a son and daughter by his first marriage
with the accomplished and gifted princes 4, who was taken
from him in March, 1855 ; the one heir presumptive to
the small and fl urishing duchy, which contains, however,
a a .rnewhat larger pnpulati'►n than that of Sexe Coburg
Go-ha, and indeed, ranks higher than the latter in the
Saxon home circle.

LATE Mn. Jacx.zox.—The Committee of the Royal
Literary Fund having lake, into Consideration the case of
t. e late-Air. Jackson, better known as the writer of the
humerous letters signed 64 Terry Driscoll," have allocated
to his widow and inf int daughter the sum of 201. To Mr.
T J. Gaskin much credit is due for the active part which
t,e has taken on behalf of the late Mr. J tekson's family. It
is an interesting tact, not, generally known, hot which Mr.
G :skin hip exclusively established, that Mr. Jackson
contributed largely to the " Tales of the Jury-roue—a
wo k of gr. at merit, hitherto entirt-ly attributed to GrJraid
Griffin. This fact i' proved by letters from Gerald Griffin
and his broth- r William. In one of these communications,
dated M arch 3.1838, the gifted author of the " Collegians"
writes to Mr. J mkson—'i f you could forward me your
c intrihution within the next three or four weeks, I think
I can pr.•mise y:11 that your Juryman, will be in time to
ate mpany hi• fellow jurors into court. The sooner he
tn.kes his appearance. h.merer, the better, as the season
is wowing late. On the subject of the Ruins' you will
be at liberty to work at leisure through the summer. I
say not a ward about the precise nature of the tale
!hat would harmonis', as t had rather you would please
yourself, and I think we said enough about the idsn of the
work?, In a letter from Willi •m Griffin to Mr. Jackson,
dated Limerick, July 15 h, 1839, ht says,—" 'our contri-
4-oition to the. Tales of the 'Jury-room' is, along with its
companions, still in Colbitn.'s hands. He wrote to me to
s-• c• it was too late to pnb•ish this season, and that it would
he h,tter to defer bringing out the work until next. season."

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ARREST OF THE ROBBER.
High way robberies fr,,zn the person are now rather rare
o Cut rutlee3 in Ireland. However two outrages of this
cure were perpetra.ed in the County Cork within the last
. 04 Friday las'' a woman was stopped on the road
ea- Santurk and robbed of the sum of three shillings, by
y.rung man of about 20 wears of age, who presented a
f,ito! at her, and on &turday evening another woman was
stopped while returninir home inns Bat-evant, and robbed
of seven shillings, when passing a d.-ep glen on a very
!cutely part of the road, a place celebrated for daring rob-
b ties years back. The woman was accompanied by
her servant, and was travelling in her ear when the robber
presented a pistol, and ordered her to deliver; he bad
another pistol in the hand with which he seized te bone..
information having been conveyed to the police barracks.
in Buttevant, a patrol immediately turned out, and at day--
light on Sunday morning the acting constable came upon
him in a glen, in the neighbourhood of the place. where
the outrage was committed. Tho fellow presented a pistol
at the acting constable, but the latter raised his carbine,
and summoned him to surrender or die. The highwayman
chose the former alternative, and laid down his pistols ; thq,_
remainder of the patrol then came up, and, the prisong wse.-
secured, and escorted to the B.uttevant hrideweli
name is Daniel Joseph, ot: His
himself as a returned conviet. Who ae describes
~
the act of changing his *the% of
with him. It ks bc.i.eyed which arrested be was in
he had three suits
mwitted by the itti§os- oat both outrages were cons-

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