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TERRIFIC TII UNDERSTORM AT

LIVERPOOL.

On Monday afternoon Liverpool was again
visited by a thunderstorm, far more severe in its
effects than that of the preceding day. The storm
commenced about half-past three o'clock, and con-
tinued with more or less intensity until after five.
The atmosphere appeared to be highly charged with
the electric fluid, and the flashes of lightning followed
each other in rapid succession. The thunder was loud
and frequent, and at times resembled the shocks from
rapid discharges of musketry in close proximity to the
town. At intervals torrents of rain descended, and
some of the streets were for a time literally flooded.
Though of comparatively short duration, the storm
is considered one of the most severe that has occurred
in LiVerpool for many years.
Several accidents occurred from the lightning,
though, fortunately, so far as can be learnt, none of
them have been attended with fatal results. The

chimney of Mr. Robinson, a feather-bed manufac-
turer, Williamson-square, was struck by the light-
ning, and a portion of the brickwork fell upon the
roof. A few of the bricks were even projected to
some distance in the square, and several persons
passing at the time narrowly escaped injury. The
shock, which was severely felt in Mr. Robinson's
premises, extended to the buildings on each side,
and several of the inmates ran out into the street
in a state of the utmost terror and alarm. No one,
however, sustained the slightest injury. About four
o'clock, when the storm appeared to be at its height,
the electric fluid struck the Collegiate Institution,
passing down into the secretary's office, where seve-
ral persons were pursuing their ordinary avocations.
No one was injured, though all were necessarily
much alarmed. It was afterwards ascertained that

the flagstaff on the roof of the building had been
struck by the lightning, and several yards of it
broken off.

The most serious accident occurred at Messrs.
Vernon's iron shipbuilding yard, Brunswick Dock.
A large number of men an boys who were at work
on an iron vessel on the stocks took shelter under

its side during the storm. Simultaneously with one
of the most vivid flashes of lightning, followed by
one of the loudest peals of thunder, the men were
enveloped in what they describe as a huge sheet or
mass of red flame, which seemed to strike against
the iron side of the hull over them, and to rebound
and pass through a shed or workshop. Eight men
and two boys were instantly prostrated, some
falling forward and others backward, and all
dropping flat upon the ground, to the conster-
nation of their more fortunate comrades who
escaped the violence of the shock, and who were
ready to render immediate assistance. Not one
of the ten was burned, but all were helpless and
in a state of semi-consciousness. Two were carried
and the other eight conveyed in an omnibus to the
Southern Hospital, where they were attended to by
the house surgeons. In about three-quarters of an
hour all were sufficiently recovered to walk home,
except the greatest sufferer, John Powell, a boy of
17, living at Birkenhead. When struck by the
lightning he bled profusely from the mouth and
nose ; and, as he appeared in a dying state, he
was the first placed on a stretcher and carried off
to the hospital, arriving there in a collapsed, cold,
and insensible condition. It was found that he
had sustained concussion of the spine, and from it
he suffers great pain, which extends to the head.
The other sufferers were in a similar condition,
varying in degree, when received at the hospital.
Three of them, John Bebbington, aged 11, Edward
Edwards, aged 33, and John Griffiths, aged 22, had
received scalp wounds of a superficial character,
no doubt from falling upon some of the nails and
pieces of iron with which the ground under the
vessel is strewed. Thomas Whitfield, aged 40, who
was much collapsed, suffered great pain in the head.
The others had sustained no specific injury beyond
the general shock to the system.
The mould room of Messrs. Josiah Jones and Co.,
iron shipbuilders, Sefton-street, was struck, and
completely opened across the building. Two of the
prostratede wnworkmenhdilheatdh et soofuotffbrheeear
recfdaewrwfmrraioesda minutes.p
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home.
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height of the Mill-street front, the whole be-
ing stuccoed. The lightning struck the back of
this wall at the end of Northumberland-street,
and tore down the bricks of the inner corner,
removed one or two bodily out of the end of
the wall, and with them broke off a con-
siderable quantity of mortar. The whole of the
premises shook fearfully, and in the adjoin-
ing shop of a general dealer bunches of sus-
pended keys were set ringing, and other metal stores
rattled so lone.'' as the vibration continued. On the
other side of Northumberland-street a pane in the
window of the residence of Mr. Filder, surgeon,
was broken either by a small piece of mortar from
this wall or by the lightning itself—as likely the
latter as the former, for the damage to the pane, a
small round hole with radiating cracks, is such an
embellishment as lightning has before been known
of itself to cut in plate glass without the aid of any
material substance whatever.
That the electric fluid performs curious mechanical
operations was illustrated by a flash which struck
the house of Mr. J. Dodd dyer,
place. It came in
removal, and the whole et with the corner of a
chimney stack and loosenedconta several bricks so much
that the public safet .
No. 5, St. James's-
with dust; but the
the middle of the
house was shaken
and filled
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necessitated their =Mediate
breaking off of a fragment
the men who went up of stone from underneath
cornice in front of the house, and
place and discovered, as they
gutter and stone cornice
said, that theamt ltethhaisde
below it had been finely