The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25 00:00:00

,~tivar Tb ti s e ".llq , 44,rr , T. 1) er day Dec, t 5, 1349. ~~W Eorai geb)s. eettn-ship Niagara arrived from GI o alter receiving fall repairs. tiliZaTY * P l 'd d rt'lle:Eall of Docks, fell into the waft lefton, Admiral f were nri 4. 2 on We day, and w 4 1 - e . s Sheri( Driver c, Where tl Monday at the Thl he r pocke :y Will 1 vening a lady, who at atre-ROyal, at which Mad :ed of seve —The sh the Mers p Queen of ornaed the voy Ity-three days M`Gin fire broke Sunday morn was c bt. j, 7 111 Y ex ,reland I With; y, was royed,an two of and Janes Cooper, Keay, o adesmen ter to c sl pieces lay week Robert F BIRKE of John LI J be in active o] received orders me part of our I Lierable number y to notice the , and designed ' by Mr. A. Hayes nery, I .er whose a A. few days ag a stick ovc RIVAL FIX OF THE !ian has fou laughs c UNITED ken to the Northern Ho; The former v be given I ]-baker cuted the c -On Thu k. A.I) , ker, R .uz Sot settled t rother Re and Fa Wylie, P.M. mai,/ adopted Were du' ow on Satnr- tinguisl e Amp int o in t from < Dine in sev :ty has m; vocal and ay and he celebra- taken home iessions, the dir ter on lookin Course) e Londe I EIUM, Le limb, v i. , v. Y A, Esci f turning throne. 1 CHRISTMAS t Frid 6rkets we ay Our I and Chr I well plenisl rket (the I chiefly b not only er One show of th Dalke' Helm Esq., W( le read- d anad ) CAT ded by resolu. Smote FESTIVJTIES. -THE MARKETS. I public meat, fish, fruit, and vegetable I 1 with a mor artificial fi lit con er, and imt ;erials Now that the ion is nearly over, etails ; but we cai f the dealers son (south end 'earhyn Castle the table of the ay be s truly fine, inelt t Derb ho broug the cuisine, ), showed i by the Hi Merchants' plendid Be beef v of Mr. I °ollowin, )n, Mead ov Durham ox, &c.) Pr ,bundant ae 4,000 s .en provid, by this c it in Q lenditllv-f, for the Ixcellent cat re price , getable as t at the las 'ember 24t, lavigat :o the. I ) the of ne request, e Act of I t these )nday last, I prayi g that tt fitter, 3k place immed 1802, which br4 ipanies, and ru is relaxations believed t of Pat to allow of ligl circumstances, le who openly ry to hav f vessels, not c to- take pc he bea were 1! ler, in t in vess( disregar r the 11 not ex Ie thot he fotinded 11-street inie edible lent beef, e town wer angst NI than usual abundance of iwers, &C We do not rer sion observed such ab mutton, pork, fowls, game, roughout the town were Toportion. On Friday night, St 'as so much c ult to m then were consequently cow 'ket day. arry hour in the forenoon 1 after dusk, the masses of pu 3f the former class) cl not accomplish the .nerally of ex arneteristies en in Londor of that obe were pro- nember avenue and to- that tt Here's in the s ling the Till LIVERPOOL STANDARD. CORRESPONDENCE. STRE I TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ..ne public authorities have lately reflagged one side of street, and are now proceeding with the otter, doubtless enormous expense. I will not stay to inquire whether treat outlay were necessary, but will at once suggest whe t would not have been far better to have attended to some poorer streets, not only as to ragging the foot-walks, but paving the whole st,•e.et. Ist a boon to the poor to have their street well paved and d. It promotes cleanliness, and prevents accident. useless to mention what streets in particular I allude to, • ' venture to name Rice-street as I Bold• at an this g ther it of the as to Wit flaelre ir abound; but 1 WI idly out of order. Yours, &c AN INHABITANT OF HOPE-STREET pool, 21st December, 1849. FREE TRADE IN EVERYTHING TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD ;oing up St. Tatt s-place, this morning, I read an ad o the inhabitants of Toxteth-park, of the barbers of thai corn plaining of some individual shaving the public a I the publicai low as any one but here comes m Two - or three igst the butchers. half-price, and all , ut in honest ninn Df free-trade, and wil Len they will have their eyes s. These men should bear in hey got it, and so they A PROTESTANT LOCAL MEETIN( R.BY GUARDIANS.—= A. letter I The weekly meeting was Held on Wednesday. as read from Mr. P. B. M`Quie, relative to the land purchased conditionally by the board for the purposes of a cemetery at Mosley-hill. \ discussion ensued upon the subject, during which it s stated that the Poor-law Commissioners had given a led negative to the guardians having any power to "e land for such a purpose. It was thought that session of parliament some measures might be the guardians the required power. As the a position to take any steps, the matter dropped without any resolution being adopted was read from Mr. Chalmer, the medical officer of the A letter .ssing his warded to lissatisfaction with the im by the board for his !ration of ..Z. the visitation of the choler ation for an additional grant of £l5, which was not entertained: HEALTH COMMITTEE.—On Thursday the usual weekly meeting was held,—Mr. Parker in the chair.—ln answer to questions from Mr. Bennett, Mr. Fresh, the inspector of nuisances, stated that the cellar clearance attempt re quired the closest watching, as there were many instances fern ned e act, smuggling the house at ni He also adm and to 1 ure ineffectual.— ons it that neither t lodging-house portions of —Mr. Parker said his opin sanatory act we as that ging house restrictic crowding ten times w again reported favourably of he deaths registered, last wee e previous week. Of these 105 v 3 in the extra-parochial townshiy diseases were unprecedentei 73 were thos, -Mr. Banbury, a flaggil ared bef 1 a widow keeping a public munittee, and was required o elect whether he would the time uary next, and that I be made to a: 1g the y( —The "S nine Sub-committ I a re ng of the chanr that by the act at comp. and place - buoys , n the craft navigati bad no 2flrtruiturai anb R/ortirtittural Glass bas become one of the most important adjuncts in the practice of horticulture, and its quality naturally forms a leading feature in all discussions upon gardening besides difference of quality there are also various kinds of glass reccommended for horticultural structures t. the advocates of these varieties have discussed the merits of their favorites with such warmth, that we have thought it better to stand by as observant spectators, and endeavour, from the opinions of the disputants, to draw an unbiassed conclusion. Sufficient advance has now been made, and facts- d veloped, to warrant us in laying our opinions before our readers, to whom the matter is one of considerable im- 11 those who are fond of plants are now I anxious to have erections in which they can cultiva them, and the cheapness of the material is daily causir numbers to build small or large plant houses, accorclit to their means. Whatever these be, it to all that the first outlay should b( that such materials be used Nothing can e . more annoying ti. Tn. currence defects in the erection of t ye afiai though n The abolition of the excise - duty or production of an enora hich was al ant re- I believe very com- 'e before int us f sir experi- ick, and hawke Ir. Rath )f of ti living in ( e th built at am, there w oper care of. 'urnish 'edging t they attrac ates rou it if, two n for the would I Iman : Qui •eferred they h . ad I of Gec .ferred le of I beautifully th four hoi s' heads were des e and dec s of moi ttentien was ouis QuatA cut and per force Is rush to the gyration, thoug and as class heir own locs feetly seen fromt ration of pa; metropolis iey may most as speedily employed tion of horticuumia something more than a mere transparent medium v. required The mistake was only discovered when the pro prietor found his plants blotched and disfigured by scorch. ing ; then the only remedies were to re-glaze with a bette] description of glass - blinds , or shading without considc or have expensive involving constant trouble and attention Attention to these evils, and an examination of their causes has thrown much light upon the subject. When the great Conservatory at Kew was in course of erection, the Government thought fit to call for the of science, before the glass was put in, anc Hunt, the talented author of the " Poetr and the more recently published " Panthei opinion of mer d to Mr. Robert y of Science.' a," is due the merit of aving pointed out the means cally arid that his sng ut. An emi ied the gl of the gi iti au tha practically, of avoiding t He has demonstrated that a peculiar Le evils of scorch fficient tc were the scientific principles upon which theory, and so successful his experiments gestions were at once adopted and carried ant manufacturer, in Birmingham, suppl -green), the top the required tint palm-hot lazeA with it, - and the re n be desired Rough plate-glass has been advocated rnd opposed by another, the opposition WI more from want of a clear understanding meant, than from any other motive the diicussion has been owing to th, aufactured under the mut rge squares hts. It is not , n in doo . rs and sky -fig wever, the right one. We t three samples of glass, all of ti in addition to this t then adapted for horticultural in thickness ce on both sides, of uniform 1 to obstruct much .r townsmen, Mes article, as we know from tt Lilted us during the progress se discoveries we I umsy blinds disp, ON AGRICULTUI NO. XIII. IAL CI Kew, and one about or striated I not calet Lee of phosphorus in plant ys; thus wood in a was first discovered in t y the daughter of Lit emitted by this flower in l ant is Philosophical T ynacete ; and sotn that a substance whici abundance in the soil hewed in the preceding I supplied to the roots fr that the plant i by its own vital functions :omposition [ins . to the digestive and and no proof ( fin- if we supply a Iple, we find it speedily we find the phospho acid has been otherwise tected in great esct ing phosp orus, and equal lion undergo dec lur and oxygen. c they are protein , eculiar vegetable of the juice of Ira gutta (gut ii the albumen therefore be ea the excr 3 the v MISCELL alterations to or their I iding d He mu but he exi: houzht to Substitute fo is not th, and not the arvest by lab, iddle al adulge t 1 t is not if yogi coif sks of t ,tement better art can eque bially cr ustion And no w that Pea our gai hundred of upper, middle, or lowe cheerfully eat Pea porridge or Pea bannoci I see th I table The Maize eat and I need n cultivation, for every one knows •e, and tt 11_ produc -0 in a As the deenshire in goc for Peas ns the gie, :ct upon the it of plan .zetabl roper temp structure Win. A I. Fox. I answer yo riculture, IBUTI( glad to p, atlemen - , the refatives lishop of Chester clergy, Dr. M`Neile, eaux, J. 111`Cor A. Hod green as a boil of say a word abo th its ant of the cobs ple it has not the same to give the lity of Live by soul you condemn is cultivated •om 5 c PONDS Rawdon Thp Lord I I the t me that ed out Phillips Natural History .vidug he green Alaiz Peas too rapi Maize, You ' eighty esteem Next week. essor Johr ase, est y an ac Ided,i h . olartlh4 D.. Stror sfall, J 31me, J as. Bayle atered t] ) regul with ev t were so 1 for A Lig ..or-- --- nylit!iseorbe ertl a toy mpart broken £lOO for smuggling, onr oarnmun tom.-house officer, is Still at large. Certifica LOWER SCHOOL SPECIAL PRIZES. Certific n. Cert Talbot. Certrieai )mas Phillips. Ce R. Holmet David 111`Kay. le School.—Obtil transferred to G, .S PRIZES. Scholarship: J - transferred to Senior Divinity Prize ;ht, being equal limetical Me ,ship Medal -M. Smith Ft Molyne: 'neux Tran; Prize: Stanley Cross y Prize. e Princi IKG SCHOOI s in the Upp( aid he thou he best mo he need not say that the,. it was o valuablein thems spoker )dern langt y Gred ,1 had be ter, M I . itton and on and P d Wright, Cros'i Sinker. Liver- r of the man—if friendly h of our ir would 1 peace Marquis ivlpe_ of the utt— d by his , busied devoted a poem Is in L was no ctability W. Sutt L being .ftniond. Clarke. cuvinity xplained, ;xtremely melt to 3 Jones isidered is Lord gby, by arly got. and the y well Tticurarly zes s fter ;e studies pursuits i t they had just ,tion or nes front Phillips. months ..) He ioreigrt declare aess of Isue frc ,t he had e hf, Rt Yt -110 US J. Nicholsor before ti n the Salthouse and the ad of the tobacco was cal on JonF4 aiid ;g}:' tug to e rigi metical TELL