Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-20 00:00:00

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Nov. 19.

There was a moderate supply at market to-day, which
sold at the following prices :—Firsts, ills ; Seconds,
102 s ; Thirds, 93s ; Fourths, 90s per cwt.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —Nov. 19

The market was very quiet to-day at the following
quotations—Mixed Nos., 535; No. 1,53 s 6d ; No. 3, 593 61
per ton.

Every one Or her Maj3sty's snbjects who purchases No. 1 of CASSEL' 'S
ILLUSTRATED PAI,MI PAPER, New Series, to he put-dished on Nov.
30th, will possess a grand Panoramic Map of India, which John Cassell
h-s had prepared et a great expense, and by means of which the
cities, towns, villages, fortrcs3e3, and encampments in India, and
the'r respective diotances, may be seen at a glance, the march of
armies followed, and the roads, rivers, and railways easily traced. On
the 30th November will b 3 published, with No. 1 of the Now Series
of " Illustrated Family Paper," which on and after that date
will contain 16 pages demy quarto, instead W' eight pages demy folio,
as heretofore, the magnificent Panoramic Map of India. The price
of the "Family Paper," new series, will be ens PENNY weekly, as
heretofore; or THaSE HALFPENCE f:or No. 1, with the Panoramic Map
and Chro7o'ogical Hist,ry of India, if purchased within one month of
the day of publication. Ileyond that date the price of the Panoramic
Map will b 3 SEXPI,A7CE, Order immediately.—London : Kent and CO.

SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.

Weekly Report:

•11'ov. 18, 1857.

IN PATIENTS.
Cured .....11... Cured 2l
Relieved
Discharged At own request. 1 Under treatment 19
Irregular...... 0
2

OUT PATIENTS.

Dead...
Entered
Under treatment............ 100

TREASURER—Jas. Houghton, Esq.
VISITORS—Messrs. Rawlins and Mountfield.
HONORARY CHAPLAIN—Rev. T. Leceson,B.A.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS i'OR THE WEEK—Dr. Cameron, and
1)r. Nottingham.
HOUSE SURGHONS—Mr. Jos. J. Pope, and Mr. John M. Bateson.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at LEWIS and
COMPANY'S, Barelagh-street.

Tom Moore beirg at one time forced to absent himself
from a pleasant evening pt rty on account of not having a
pair of dress breeches to wear, sent the following to his
hostess :
Betwixt Adam and me the great difference is,
Though a paradise each has been forced to resign.
Th,t he never wore breeches till turned out of his,
While for want of my breeches I'm turned out of mine.
GREAT Elem.—The most extensive fire that hes taken
place within the city of London for some time past
le.ppened on Saturday moaning, at 'our o'clock, on the
premises belonging to Messrs. Smith and Sons, wholesale
confectioners, carrying on business in Fell-street, Cripple-
gate. The building in which the fire commenced was
nearly 300 feet long, four stories high, and contained
property of great value, independently of steam engines
and apparatus for cutting, moulding, stamping, and boilieg
articles of confectionary. The discovery was made by a
police officer of the city force, who at once gave an alarm,
and sent off for the fire escapes and engines. In the course
of a few minutes the R)yal Society's escapee attended, as
well as numerous engine, of the London brigade and that
of the West of England office. Before, however, sufficient
time had elapsed far an engine to be set to work, the fire,
seizing upon the great amount of sugared articles in the
place, rushed through the upper windows and 10-p'noles in
the building. After several hours' hard work the firemen
at length got the conflagration subdued, bet tot until an
enormous amount of property was destroyed, including the
dressing-rooms and their contents, the stove-rooms, the
juice-rooms, and the jujube ware Louses. The rest of the
premises and contents are also seriously damaged by fire
and water. The firm was insured in the Lancaster, the
Northern, the Manchester, end Globe fire offices. Five of
the Salters' almsheuees and some of the houses in
Monkwellstreet are much damaged. The origin of the
fire is unknown.

BOY'S CLOTHING MAD
OMPANYW'E ITHRauelagh-s t GREAT TASr eeTE AT LEWIS and
CS, t