Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-26 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

On the 23rd inst., at Abercromby-square, Mrs. Charles Madre
of a son.

On the 10th inst., at 2, Smith Devon-place, Plymouth, the wife CI
G. D. Bellamy, E-q., of a sm.
On the 22nd inst., the wife of Mr. G. F. Feed, of r courtier.
On the 22nd inst., at West Derby, Mrs. Mussolini of a Daughter.
On the 25th inst., at Fairfield-c: escent, Fairfield, Mrs. John Ellison,
of a son.

MARRIAGE.
On the 25th inst.. by license, at St. Simon's Church, by the Bev. J•
Connor, Air. John Weston, to Miss Sarah Eernard.

DEATHS

On the 22nd inst., aged one year and eght months, Alfred
Bowring, second acn of John H. Greene, Esq., Clanghton Park,
Birkenhead.

On the 22nd in.t., at her residence. Btdford-str,et North, aged 61
years, Farah, relict of the late San-nel Brownentt, Esq.. of this town•l
On the 25th irsr., &zed 14 mon•h', William, infant ton of Thos• D'
Walker, chemist, &c., 20, Ranclagh. street, Liverpool.

Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only Inserted when NO
to our Office du'y authenticated.

SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.

Weekly Report.•

—Dec. 22, 1857.
1 OUT PATIENTS.

IN PATIENTS. _
Cured 20 Cured l%
Discharged Relieved
At owl r- tt. 0 Under treatment
_ .

;equest.
Irregular...... 0

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

TREASURER—Jas. Houghton, Esq.
VISITORS—Messrs. Challoner and Platt.
HONORARY CHAPLAIN—Rev. T. Le e3o
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS FOR THE WEEK—Dr. Cameron. and
Mr. Hamilton.
HousE SURGEONS.—Mr. JO3. J. Pope, and Mr. John M. Bateson.

BANKRUPTS.

By British and Irish Magnetic Teegraph.

James Eddy, Deptford, smith.
Henry John Loe, Guildford, stonemason.
Wiliam Wells, Milton, Kent, grocer.
John Dyne and Sydney Dyne, Croydon, bull:lers.
Gorge Scott, Uxtridge, woarfirger.
William Hopper ton, Oxford-street, laceman.
Eli Gibson, Welity, Nortbainptonshire,
Thomas Taylor, }listings, tailor.
John Young, Pentonvillt-road, dropstr.
William Billings, Redcross-street, City, bo.lnet shape
maker.
Sybe Jans Sevenster, Mark-lane, merchan!...
Joseph Heldm on, Gutter-lane, City, lace manufacturer.
Thomas Roe, Nottingham machine builder.
John Porter, 01€1Radford:Nottingham, lace manufacturer.
James Elysell, Bristol, soap manufacturer.
Thomas Taylor and John Seeger, Soundwell, Gloucester
shire, indigo manufacturers.
William Rorsfall, Langfield, Yorkshire, cotton spinner.
Robert Eastburn, Halifbx, dyer.
Christopher Topham and Timothy Topham, Wakefield,
dyers.
Edward Lindsay Baker, Liverpool, shiplon.ker.
Joseph Eccles, Edward Eccles, and Alexander Eccles,
Liverpool, cotton brokers.
James Howard and Charles Howard,; Waled-118, gill‘
manufacturers.
Edward Reaston, Fulcy, Yorkshire, lodging-lionse keopfr•
George Th.milton, Bacup, Lancashire, cotto- soinaer.
William Lloyd, Gospel Oak, Tipton, trying-pan miall11"
facturer.
James Brown, Whaley Bridge and Buxton, innkeeper.
William Robinson Uuwin, Newcastle-upou.Tyne, chain
and iron merchant.
William Dean and James Dean, Haberhagen Eaves, nest
Burnley, stonemasons.

BANKRUPTan ANNULLED.
John Ot,o Wiliam Fabert, Liverpool, ship chandler.
Saris Carams', Manchester, mixcla

YORK Hone FAIR—The great Christmas horse fair At
York was held during the whole of last wee. concluding
on Saturday. There was a large number of animals &howl]:
yet the exhibition, whether as to numbers or quality, sr.:
below that of previous years. Good horses (:f all closer.%
tions were very scarce, and realised prices quite as high
as those obtained twelve months ago. Inferior horsee
were parted with on lower terms. Mr. Murray, of VW..
_
cheater, had twenty-one first-class hunters ; but the tqteliof
dance of hunting gentlemen not being large, only 10
the horses were sold, at an average price of f 250.
12Ste
of the most celebrated English, French, and German "'
dealers were in attendance at the fair —Leeds ifercurY•
ENGLISH PATENTS.—Tne following patents, 9
annonf
others, were sealed during the week ending December, i;
1867 :—Edwin Travis, of Oldham, and Josep for
Louts
Casartelli, ofManch(rrr, for an improve,i apparatus
regulating the supply and discharge of steam. air, wetel.,
and other fluids. Dated May 23, 1857.—Simon Pinc°.,tf,;
of Manchester, manufacturing chemist, for Improveruf'xii
in treating madder, munjeet, or any of their preparstl°,o ,
Dated Jane 19, 1857.—Francis Presten, of Mancha'
machinist, for certain improvements in apparatus to he.
plied to the spindles of machine?, for preparing, spinnlti)ed
and doubling cotton and other tihrous *materials.
Jl)3.„eis
August 25, 1857.—Edward Kirk, ironmonger, ",11
Leadbetter, brazier, and Char'es Wilson, ironmongery of
of Leeds, fvr ciq'a;n improvements in the manufacture 010
trunks, boxes, and other similar depositories. Dated 0,
20, 1857.—Samuel Fox, of D:_epcar, near Sheffield, fed.
brella manufacturer, for improvements in fly Pte:iest
Dated June 20, 1857.—Samuel Fox, of Deernir,, "100
Sheffield, for improvements in the manuf 'ettire of un3.Dleile
and parasols. Dated June 20, 1857.—George Switi
aDd
of Bollington, near Macclesfield, cotton spinner' tats
Jonathan Arnold, of the same place, manager, for ne.,diA
improvements in spinnirg and doubling yarns, u...,"fl is
machinery or apparatus of the kind cememnly knn-ohe
mules and twining jennies, Dated Jane 27, 1857."0-
Carter and Brook Hodgson, both of Halifax, for imp rune
ments in weaving carpets and other fabrice. pate' J
27, 1857.—Joseph Lockett, of Strangeways, reea.ne tO,
engraver, and William Watson, of Alexando.ster, for
machine engraver, for improvements in ruaebin ' sere
engraving or tracing designs on cylindrical or ether jell
faces for printing calico and other materials. MY.t ebte for
3, 1857.—Thomas B rwden of Pendleton, millerrig
nr" afer
improvements in apparatus for discharging the ate'
resulting from the condensing of steam used in
.oPP.vieere,
heated by steam. Dated July 6, 1557.—Thomas
of Liver-
Fen., Thomas Vicars. jun., ar.d Thomas Ashmore, oar,
poo', eoginee,s, and James Smith of the EAT e
for improvements in the manufacture of broad', rewitb.
Arthur Egg, and like articles, and in the machinery connected "le •
Dated July 10, 1857.—Arthur Rigg, gen. arld -
jnn., both of Chester, far improvera?nt2:l„ mortising,
sawing, planing, grooving tongueinge 1134.3'1"!' ;:, „repering
and teaoning wood, part of which'
af,plic.t. 11 1857:
other vegetable Felts ahem Da•ey' SY'
From Messrs. 17vghes and Bloedwerth's
preparing,

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