The Northern Daily Times. — 1857-05-02 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

CONTINUED.  Lot. Bales—J?zx lb  909. 10 8d liogodore 910 7 121 911 / 111 d 912 6 84. d 913 5 111 d 914 1 11 td 915 4 81-d 916 5 711 d  917 2 AF  918 7 71d China 919 1 74(1 Egyptian 920 al 31d Aixel 921 1 7-id Ipato 922 1 5,41 023 '2 311ir 924 11) 925 15 1 926 15 grey 927 1 C 3, Vnito 928 15 1 929 la I 9rown 930 - 3 (7,ray 931 7i  870 2 8 871 3 74,1 0 cr.  873 8 11  873 13 12 East. India, Iceland, and bonskoi.  Bales. Per lb.  875 11 31(1 Iceland 8871 110 1)11cli 878 13 Sid 879 20 Old 880 20 9.!d  3uenosAyra932 la 9d 933 4 7,) 933* 1 V, 934 2 6,1 935 2 141 936 2 6 i 937 1 61c1 938 2 passed 931 4 154 d 040 bid _ _  881 20 Old 881 20 12,0 Egypt 46., 833 2 121 d 884 2 10d 885 6 100 886 9 12d 887 9 120 Donsloi 883 F)  941 5 Bd BuenosAyrei942 5 51 943 6 5d  889 5 890 10 891 10 892 12 893 1 I p. 894 hi 895 12 I 896 7.1  944 5 51 945 5 5d Cordova 946 5 !old 94' 10 10t1 948 10, 949 10 950 10 I 951 12 952 12 t. 3 933 12 (2,1 954 12 Itßlan Skin 955 10  897 al -81 d Bassi& 898 2 10d Misailonghi 89i 5 101 d Club Turkey 900 8 101 d 901 8 Passed  Comb. Tug k 936 13 Waste, 957 • 1)  t 1 o 2 .7 9d Galatz 903 11 101 English Skin 904 3 4d Gray Skin 903 5 11.1 L'bonShorts 900 5 2d „ Fleece 907 1 5d  P-33 3 2d 959 1 61,i  Nixed 960 9 1-1 Peraian 931 5 914 962 5 100 963 5 100  Lo% Bwcs. Pr lh Iceland 908 I lid  The marriage Was celebrated at St. George's, Hanover, square, on Wednesday, cf Major Vincent Wang, Staff Battalion, depot, Parkhurst, to Gertrude Elizabeth, only daughter of Lady Vane and the late Sir Francis Vane, Bart., of Hutton Hall and ArmathWaite, Cumberland. The. bride was attired in a beautiful dress; and veil of Brussels lace, and was given away by her brother, Sir Henry R. Vane, Bart. Ina TRIAL OP Bao)N.—The witnesses resident in Stamford-who are to give evidenct> on the trial of Thomas Fuller Bicon and his wife for the murder of their children received their subpcdeas on Tuesday. They are summoned to the sessions of the Central Criminal Court commencing on the 11 h inst., but it is intimated their attandance will not be required till Wednesday, the 13th, and it is probable the trial will not take place till the following day. Mr. B .dkin will be leading counsel for the prosecution, instructed by the solicitors to the Treasury ; and Mr. Met cafe and Mr. Poland will be counsel f B :c-n, instructed by, Mr. Atter. of Stamford. It is thought that legal aid will he assigned to Mrs. Bacon by the sheriffs.—Stamford Mercury. . On Monday last upwards of 300 holiday makers from' Leicester and adjoining places, visited ,Burghley House, Stamford, and were invited to view the noble collection of paintings and antiquities which are found there. The Marchioness of Exeter has since eipressed her sense of the excellent behaviour of the visitors, remarking that all was transacted so quietly that unless it had been known that a large party was beifig conducted through the house the inmates would not have perceived it. Lady Burghley, Lily Mary :Cecil, and Lady Vicr.oria mingled with a group in one of the rooms, but were not reCognised. At the Close of the day the attendants stated that scarcely a trace of dirt or dust could be seen upon the floors, "and not a single act of indiscretion had occurred. . NoveL