The Daily Times. — 1860-02-24 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

LIVERPOOL E ,AGAINST THE BUDGET.— of less (ken £lOO per annum. NVe understand that 'this petition, very numerously Ttie Cnaiseeeeon, of the EXCHEQUER replied that the i signed, was fornett-tled yesterday evening to Mr. Horsfall for immediate presentation to the Douse of Pommons. exemption of incomes atader £lOO would be continued as heretofore. Llst of. PAsSENGERi per North Arterian, Captain Thomas Alton, from .Portiand tO Liverpool :—Messrs. The adjourned debate on Mr. Du Cane's resolution was resumed-by •W. Morris, gamins F.. Orkney, I', Patterson, James Geary, Taffies A. itl'Aesett, Thomas Iligginson, John Mr; HuREA.E.D, who pointed nut the advantages Thomas, -X. M. Monro, Bishop Chart:mm.lnd, Rev. Com. obtained by France in the treaty without a suffi- versa rfifilert, Captain J. 11. Eaglestou, Mrs. Morris, cient equivalent on our side, and condemned the provis Ars. Dense, . Mrs. Brian, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs, tt-eary Sion that forbade our laying an export ditty ern. Coal. Mrs.-Brassett, Mrs. Nicholson and servant. Ile congratulated the French nation on their adherence AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH At BIRREiiiitAD.-011 of the night Mrs. Mar.V Yebihalis, the wife of one to free-trade; .but he could not congratulate the English Of the band at the Itirkeilli6d Circus, died in- an aw-. • nation on having to pay 2d. in the pound income-tai fully .sadden. Manlier. At nine o'clock, she was sitting for giving a lesson in political economy to the Emperor to het chair at her lodgings in Leicester-street, the of the French. As for the remissions of the budget, 1 landlady, Mrs. Purniyal, conversed with her, when she however good they might be, we could not .at rtsoint. appeared, in perfect good health. At eleven o'clock afford them. He objected to the im Mrs. Yeomans was found sitting in her chair, dead. posta a the budget She had on her spectacles, and in her hand was ,a book Upon trading transactions, as . impolitic,. 'vexatious, and which she had. evidently been reading, Whet). the shaft involving much loss of time, lilt registration charge of death was levelled at; het 'Would be destructive to the etardler class of packages. Re Nom-masa 1104111.p.-2,A Ai:Wt.:lel meeting of the then attacked theimerease, of the income-tax, saying that trustees of the Liv(rpool Northern Hospital was held yesterday at that fastitutien, for the purpose of electing the reason the peopletrore it hitherto Was that they believed :lit hOtintlly physician: The chair was occupied by Mr. the word of the ~se who undertook that the . Brown.—The Rev. Mr. Burton .having spoken in tax was-nOt,se - statesmen wto last at its present rate. Ile eonsplained. warm terms of eulogy of Dr. Waters, proposed•that that that par'y opposition stood in the wayef all amelioration gentleman be elected to the vacant office, and the motion having beep seconded by Mr. 111,Vicear, there being no tit Qt. income-tax against the leetattalities and injustice of which he declaimed with much earnestness. He , other•candulate, Mr. Waters was declared to be elected. —The proceedings occupied only a few minutes, and declared that any income-tax beyond 7d. in; the pound concluded with a vote of thanks to the Chairman. would be a griesisons disappointment to the just expecte- Sisteross--,.About half-past eleven yesterday morning, tions of the 'country, and protested against the many Marcus 'Wolfe, a man aged between fitly and sixty Provisions of the budget which embarrassed those trans- years, lodging at 25, Brownlow-hill, committed suicide ,by taking a quantity of oil of almonds. He was fountstf6tiots of trade and commerce which had raised this k3Otrntry to its present lying on his bedroom floor apparently in great pain and prosperity. . foaming at the mouth. A surgeon was ininlediately Mr. BAINES said that the chambers of commerce sent for, but before his arrival deceased had breathed his of our great towns had expressed their approval of last. The deceased, whO had Weir in embarrassed cirthe great, -proposals of the Chancellor of • the Ex- cumstarices, had of ;ate been very low spirited. A chequer, and had ferther received general approval, bottle, contain'ing oil of almonds, was found upon time ties+, and en the dressing-table was' a-letter addressed to and which were; in his !opinion, as safe and politic as • Mr. Samuel, 12 Canning Place. they were hold. lie would not•have the treaty reeip- List of Patents, amongst others, which passed the rocal as a matter of mere "peddling." end bargaining, Great Seal during the week ending ,Feb, 21, 1860 : oAr. elr.uGshaiinitio.: 8 to lles, "Improvementsminerdio in machines t)bnearcslii • I'M it was reciprocity in the best sense of .the word,iiinitilsa rteturrabtretliseff each country making valeable concessions to the other. France gave more than W. did. We morel —P. Salmon : " Improvements in locomotives, and in Y made an apparatus for warming trains of carriages connected advance in our coneste, while France reversed the policy thereto."—George Biley ! ',‘ Improvements on helical of 200 years, • . refrigerators, for -ceOling breWers' and distillers' worts." Mr. BI,A:-.13ITEN said that we were spending enor•. William Wheatstone : " Certain improvements in harlimns stms, in moniums."—George Ilawksley : " Improvements in order to induce France to take the wares pumps."—William Henry Hill: "An improvement in 'of the iron and coal masters, and the manufactures. of time manufacture of boxss and cases, and in fastenings ki ittnitigham. for the same."—Geo. Pearson : " Improved machinery Mr. Masrtsn supported the blidg-et as promoting the - • • i . • • for manufacturing hoots and s ioes.—Comanommeated from P rogress of pew, arid checking that of war.ts • the .Patent-ofreB, 4, Clayton-square, Liverpool. HOESFALE, after alluding to the hardships caused a