Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-19 00:00:00

SECOND DIVISION-FIRST CLASS.

General Studies---Prize, John Andrews.
Conduct—Prize, James Downey.
Mathematics—John Andrews, Cristopher Hunt, John
Feehan, John Cafferata, John D'Alton, John Clarke.
Arithmetic—John Andrews, John IJafferata, Robert Gosson,
Benjamin Franklin, Edward Langdon, John Carney.
arke-
n g—J ohn Uafferata, John Andrews, James Downey,
John Feeham, William Halpin, Francis Fox.
Spelling—John Andrews, Edward Langdon, Stephen
Haymes, John Cafferata, Benjamin Franklin, Christopher
Hunt.

English Grammar—John Andrews, John Cafferata, Robert
Gosson, Thomas Kelly, john Clarke, Benjamin Franklin.
English Composition—John eafferata, John Feehan,
Stephen Haymes, Christopher Hunt, Francis Fox, Thomas
Benson.

Religious Knowledge—John Caffetata, John Andrews,
Edward Langdon, James Downey, Robert Gosson, Christopher
Hunt.

Sacred History—Edward Langdon, John Andrews, Thomas
Kelly, John Cafferata, John Feehan, John Pennington.
Ancient History—Thomas Kelly, William Halpin,
Benjamin Franklin, John Andrews, Robert Gosson, Edward
Langdon.
Geography—Francis Lavezzolo, Edward Langdon, John
Cafferata, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas KAly, Christopher
Hunt.

French—John Andrews, Robert Goa on, Christopher Hun
John Clarke, Benjamin Franklin, John Sullivan.
SECOND DIVISION—SECOND CLASS.

General Studies—Prize, James Clarke.
Conduct—Prize, Peter Short.
Reading—James Clarke, Patrick Owens, John Byrne, John
Duff, John Caraher, Robert Weaver, Alfred Bates.
Arithmetic—Michael Hughes, Patrick 0 wens, John Caraher,
James Clarke, James Quinn, John Neville.
Writing—Michael Hughes, John Camber, Alban Wayne,
Richard Cooke, Simon Finnessy, James M'Coy.
Spelling—Lawrence M'Evoy, Peter Short, John Duff,
James Clarke, John Caraher, James M'Coy.
Grammar—Lawrence M'Evoy. Peter Short, John Duff,
John Caraher, John Byrne, Patrick Owens.
Catechism—Peter Short, Lawrence ITEvoy, James Clarke,
Patrick Owens, John Duff, Thomas Casey, Richard Cook.
History—Jas. Clarke, Lawrence M'Evoy, Jas. M'Crecken,
Alfred Bates, James Duff, William Wayne.
Geogra?hy—James Clarke, Patrick Owens, Michael Hughes,
John Caraher, Lawrence M'Evoy, John Duff.

THIRD CLASS.
General Studies—Prize, James Kelly.
Conduct—Prize, John Dobson.
Reading—James Kelly, John Dobson, John Kelly, Richard
Finnessy, Francis Barbone.
Arithmetic—James Kelly, Francis Barbone, John Dobson,
John Richardson, Thomas Conner.

Writing—John Dobson, James Wharton, Francis Barbone,
John Kelly, James Byrne.
Grammar—James Kelly, John Dobson, Francis Barbone,
John Kelly, Richard Finnessy.

Dictation—John Dobson, James Wharton, Francis Barbone,
James Kelly. John Kelly,
Riligious Knowledge—James Belly, John Dobson, Thomas
Connor, James Wharton, John M'Nally.
Geocraphy—James Kelly, John Kelly, Francis Barbone,
John Dobson, William M'Evoy.

LADIES WANTED.—Ladies are wanted out West. The
recent census of St. Louis shows a disparity in the sexes
of nearly 7,000 in favour of males. By the census of
lowa, the males are in a majority by nearly thirty-four
thousand. Other states are also calling for reinforcements
of the fair sex

A man named Peters, died a few days ago at Arnheim
(Netherlands), at the age of 112. He was born at Leu-
warden in 1745, and served in the Swiss army for same
time; subsequently he entered the French service, and
made the campaign in Egypt under Napoleon. Ha pos-
sessed all his faculties up to his last hour.
COLOURED MASONS.—In the city of Philadelphia there
are n 3 less than nine lodges of coloured Masons. There
are also a number of lodges, encampments, and chapters
in other parts of the State. On the 24th of June, their
Masonic Hall, at Philadelphia, is to be dedicated, on which
occasion large delegations are expected from all parts of
the country.
A BRIGHT BOY.—Abel H. Fuller was examined before
a justice at Groton (Mass.), on two complaints for liquor
selling, and found guilty of bath. Among the witnesses
against Faller was his own son, a lad of twelve or fourteen.
He testified that his father kept liquor in the granary for
his men, but then," said he, "it doesn't hurt 'em any,
because father waters it well." This innocent confession
caused infinite amusement.
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED FOROER —P. B. Manchester,
a noted banker, who committed forgeries and robberies in
Cincinatti, about two-and-a-half years ago, to the amount
of 300,000 dollars, was lately arrested at the Michi-
gan Central depot through the instrumentality of
a Cincinnati merchant, who had been fleeced by him. He
was held by Captain Yates, on a warrant. while telegra-
phic despatches have been sent to Cincinnati for instruc-
tions.—Chicago Press.