The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

. .U 5 an d left th ew in a stat e thft' his mother had pri tn agist;are' conduct Prisoner rn M ° I _. 071/ An and 1 1 - ad -... ; „ " r0 g a 111,,J I uu now wished to 1 'woman s o .oured fa, .0 eau t 1 1 n into his 4'BrnecliaCel; disc'. beAT ' IN A Di ---k quarrel, aart:W .B ° r of plamant ,roman fti 1 ,....,......m. LOCAI J U n it ' S CR belt oig • eutic 5, Ras ( evening • discourses on the Comierssiort signed b 3 C omity-Pal a ti ne of Lanca be Deputy-Lieutenant Tub CotrwrY Coy: bight. Th e next three the 26th instant ; Mor de), the 22d o f M arc h Two MASTER CF Denman and Griffith J costs for sending a chimney in Myrtle FATAL ACcinv, at office -ha Chapel- ! , .trc office, wile died short GAATI work a l er IMONIAI inercha;i; houseman' intaid °f with goic resented Mr. We ElilLo mutation of the nortrait °I Literary and Philosophic,:, fill the 26th instant, in cor relative of the preside,-' Ma. GnAisprs The new Sa ndford .o Azir , Cr -par Tho.mas- ..no guineas. ROYAL MERSEY YACHT ( Meetin g of this society was Duke -street, which has been now ready for the reception Commodore was in the chair LIVERPOOL HORSE I 1611 he held this ye., .* Lehru ary 11 a 1 4 aY 5 and 1Q 4 ‘ugust ii and 20; November the B Tu l 3 t aurr runsvvick additional attr Placed for the use of thA - SWICK ( unit) cot will cot Fear ue as t the e mr Prieto,. of Mes and plum pucid. seas. TRANSPIER AND Rt `day a snp".;-' - PPrPose of license John ~lelive r powerful ari l Tuesd ay evenn ple.l:oquent leet u Cardin a l s. " the firol their ; n nrnbc thieve s ; similar -rn—a'nutui .Toxelv - ul er-stree eir "nal i nePtine f Mr. W. Rent Ye of esteem re volumes Tat PF Mon IDENT OF P. and dine wnere day fift Neat day ho was amen rou s ll dLiri tne . even oncher, LONDON I eparted for A n- ZTTER considera Chamt from I f Comm( , n to T pool by tl s at present NG Arr returning home ..:_. . and turnedsud ad when ii: ensued, when tt ering his assailnnt unne, E sq and a 1,-, 'epeated &e. Mr. C All Sa su e d - ;:." 1 "I'v To fAs; mil the Custon RPa, whether ...eared for fur n i s h ed wit 'Onnagc P e nalty 1 :-ALTrz oats an are I .also v iol Institu ay evenin , the Lancashire and by Mr. partment, and the vice-chair by park, was visited by son] pen the door of the larder .rkson, also a resident me night i?artinen 1 Benne r. Al r, and Mr. Bias Lment to ti Ler _Majesty ned the chairmanship and Jou t v,n. Lanesda It is very pro d will be appointed Hargreaves was brought ig Jane had be 0001, where he made acquaint whom he married at St. Nicho ',bop "Pt • chain tnnsi , —y resi gnation of Mn Lite Mr. Pic candida tes for the Pr''' Mr. Alder man D ovei chPairn~anbable that one of tt nn mr. stG ANIT. —O n Thu, up to the police-court, Gouldson, his first ife 1%. ttottx wives were in court. 1, to his first .14hley, Yorkshi wife 1 year re. .- afterward..._ --v, ne to — T. t.reautndedu.o the 27th. Hi. ii no t ith --, Bothell for the q.! Q.( " 'LM I:115 1 Pace of Sir W. Page reral. T." - T PRESTON.— uchy (Richard ursda inornin '8 Solicitor- wort sat in the Sessioni-hoUse, and the accompanied upon tho bench by Mr. John le Judge of the County Court. of the itAv were Mr Thomas re ce i ve their new Vice . o--Segar mr. H are , M r. Benson Blundellßatty Addison, Mr. , Mr. Knowles, Mr. Lit: Mr. Lake, an d M r. Aston. ably ettir _ Thursday, a respect. man, named Thomas Wilson, was brought t rom the shop of John It tat th the employ of ap tpheeared prosehcutor.e he was observed by a fellow_ from a box, and place it in ime covering it up fron be again took the coat from the •L- L 1 back door, and made his clothes belonging to Mr. .—Remanded. 'EMALE. On Tuesday_ preferred a complaint be atherine Hammc T-in -law, ( 1 Blundell-street, inflicted on a charge of pert Earp, elott 2 Wed h oktnan to notherbi Vatchinit boa, an a Teit utlIF into Doran iarp were found at ISSAUt veral severe Z c p__ DY means o was a shopmat Inesdav evenin 26th December THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JANtTiVRY 13, 1852. NEWS THE ABERDEEN CLIPPERS AND THE CHINA TRADE.— CLARTMONT.GROVE SUNDAY-SCHOOLS, ICIR,MALE.— TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The Chrysolite, built by Messrs. Hall and Sons, for the The anniversary tea-party was held on Wednesday even- The monthly Council was held on Wednesday; the ____,,,e,.... firm of Taylor, Potter, and Co., of this town, is at present ing, in the school-room underneath the chapel. About Mayor in the chair. On Thursday evening last the annual meeting of the ineum- the fastest vessel in the China trade. On her last voyage three hundred sat down to tea. The meeting afterwards INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE ENSUING TEAR. subscribes to St. Thomas's Schools, Park-lane, was held a aeries a Sunday home she sailed from Wbampoa three days later than the adjourned from the school-room into the chapel, and The proceedings of the committee contained the annual of s t. John. American clipper Memnon, but on ahe 21st day came up was addressed by various ministers and gentlemen, report and probable income and expenditure of the year, in the School Room, whep among the ladies and gentle .l Lieutenant of the with her, and soon left her nine miles and a half astern. amongst whom were the Rev. Mr. Edwards, of Waver- between the Ist September last and the 31st August next. men present were theitey. T. L. Pain, incumbent of St s Armstrong, Ese• 3 A WHOLESALE SWINDLER.—On Wednesday. Mr. tree, the Rev. Mr. Parnell. Mr. J. 0. Jones, Mr. Barry, The committee were of opinion that the nett income of Thomas's the Reg. C. H. Hobbs, ' Mansfield was occupied for many hours in hearing a num- and others. The choir performed some very appropriate the corporate estate from all sources could not be esti- fery, Mr. ' Canis', and Mr. Gough. ber of charges of obtaining goods under false pretences, anthems for the occasion, and the meeting separated about mated for the current year at more than £158,975 ; that the amount of obligatory expenditure could not be esti- The Rev. T. L. PAIN having been called e side, opened the proceedings by reading the R which were preferred against a soi-diBant commission- nine o'clock, after having spent an agreeable evening. agent, named James Quinn, who had been twice previ- ROBBERY AT A RAGGED SCHOOL.—On Thursday, two mated at less than £126,856, leaving a gross surplus of Committee, which stated that three yearo ously remanded. lie was proved to have got fifty barrels juveniles. named Ralph Sudell and David Griffin, were £32,119. The continuance of branches of discretionary since the establishment of Sr. Thome margy-swEges, named George of cement under false pretences, and a great quantity of brought up at the Police -court, on a charge of break- expenditure (the schools and public charities for the be -a, were on Friday fined £5 and salted tongues from a butcher, in St. John's Market. Mr. ing into the Ragged School, Pembroke-place, and stealing nefit of the inhabitants) hitherto sanctioned by the Coen- presenting the Annual Report, the Comme,.._ glance at the whole of that period over which the amed James M'Donald, up a Beay, secretary of the Guardian Society, deposed that the therefrom a number of Bibles, Testaments, &c. The cil, must be stated at £2747 10s, leaving a nett surplus of efforts hed extended a connexion with the cause of edo bout a fortnight ago. prisoner had previously been convicted of similar offences. prisoners, it appeared, were scholars, and on Sunday £29,371 10s. Out of this sum the cost of the following cation in the district. Their labours had not only ;- --lay last, Mark Mahoney, He was committed for trial. evening last, while the scholars were up stairs, forced open works already directed by the Council must be defrayed : continued, but increased, and by the good -. Hartley Hartley and Co., EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.—Our readers will perceive a side door in the building. After the dispersion of the namely,Observatory, £7OO ; Reformatory Schools, £1700; upon thee- g over some rails leadi ng t o th e t h at the Exhibition of Paintings in Postoffice-place will c hild r e n , th ey entere d b y t hi s door, and by means of a Alterations of Wavertree-hall Estate, £2OOO ; total, gnor, fractured his skull, and close in a few days ; and, as there cannot be many per- small screw-driver broke open five cupboards, which they £4400; leaving as available surplus, £24,971 105 ; less sons imbued with the smallest love of art who would wil- plundered.—Sent to gaol for a month. sinking fund in respect of money borrowed on account of eeteley evening the lingly miss the opportunity of seeing these productions, LICENSE D VICTUALLERS CHARITY BALL. . The the new Borough Gaol, say, £2250, leaving £22,721 10s. Wm. Blain and Son, we recommend all who have not yet paid them a visit to annual ball in connexion with the Licensed Victuallers' In the report of last year, it was stated that the Council ill, the ware- do so at once. The almost nominal charge for admission Society of this town, was held on Wednesday even- agreed with the various parochial authorities, and in lieu 'muff box, has opened the Academy to all ranks and classes • and it ing l a st, a t th e T own -h a ll . T he company was more of any rate upon the property of the Corporation, to vote is gratifying to see the crowd s th a t th rong die place numerous than on any former occasion, and included out of the surplus income an amount equal to that pay. 'he Pre- nightly for the purpose of gaining at once rational de- many of the most influential families connected with the able by the several townships within the borough, with re try the light and instruction. Such a source of pleasure cannot town, besides the trustees, and honorary members of the spect to the Watch-rate. By the arrangement of last 'ned be too highly appreciated, nor too extensively encouraged, society.. Amongst those present were the Mayor of ever. relief would be afforded to the ratepayers of the bo `r CHILD MunDEß.—On Wednesday morning last, the Liverpool and his lady ; Sir J. Bent, Mr. Alderman Par body of anew-born female child was discovered in an ash- ker, the Town Clerk, and Clerk of the Peace, Mr. Ferni ' to a house in Brick-street. About eleven hough, Mr. Luff, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Thomson, &c., &c. - -"any numbered about five hundred and twenty. sstra was occupied by Mr. Wielopoliki Phillips' _..... The result of the hall is highly satisfactory in a she I pecuniary point of view, a n d a b ou t £l3O w ill rema i n to b e added to the funds of the society. THE LATE MR. JOSHUA EDWARDS ince we recorded the sudden death c ST. THOMAS'S SCHOOLS, PARK-LANE , B. Low men ced Thursday nits are appointed for Monday, the 23d February ; and Mon. T closed its a Ir. Councillor Jet to pre ,rt of the elapsed ploy of Messrs ver nd of Goc had been attended with a reas .8. They had received the readier many friends; had been enabled to enla their exertions ; had to rejoice in the pers of a goodly number, who regularly contrib I and abilities to the work of the Sunday School gyration c —On 7 .ge the scene o ag activity Pother'? rly contributed their time a handsome silver and if a I averag, ttendance of children thou t the week and SOPHICAL SOCIETY I on the Lor not seph B. Yates, I ;neie 'bus vea has been ;awed that the cin entirely owing to th , ed of larger accommodation I want g amour ND MR. HEi averpool aye been rish of Toxteth-Park ,n Green, sbipwrigt , 1,.... es . •1..... 1.6. go, a young fern El.,, named Mary M s in the house of Bridget Gardner then took I Th 4d. ; township of £563 12s ; Kirkdale If the ( rto £234 , is. , no distant day She was I Ti I £11,351 15V. 8d attendan in the roc £11,351 15 residence, situate in work t school the numb At the daily the close of )y auction, on Wednesday The lot and So but, on -A few weeks Ir. Joshna Ed- the half Lending Library average att ;orney, for four thou co supply t nuec rlr the occupation of the leisure Ito were due to all who had B.—On Tuesday last their p id at their new club-hous I whether by their pecu .sonal at same in He Dien from o le instra which ti ry 14 an. 1 seension, He in followed by His ith His servant g ; the Loft using the goo, and 30; July 14 and October 6 upward To Gad d i all the praise for wha rn her 1 , ccomplished In with the of ject. which seventeent ,ed vroizld constrain them D92erous future The CHAIRMA' - .- 116 N. 11d., lawn le Rev. C. H. He which had t ast year, and the irn 1 of St. ': but the ri ronly and and Co., car Ur. Cleire. —On Tt ns-hou , re presen ann, Esq upon " The quarter of irivers it lglish fare of Rev. H. S. Brow be Concert-hall, uesday evenin leyan Sunday the leach, as a testimony 30ARD OF TRADE arrived here t eveni ng at the Town-hall. n were invited to meet hir the docks by the mayo nsuishod party at his wo On Wednesday, AI anchester ne postmaster-gene modal from the Livery), leaves London at 9 a.r adopted, the afternor Wedne esiding at Fair& man whn passed him e gentleman was knock in struck at. A strug, succeeded In over; i-i„. --- • Dr. Aspinall, on Friday es of local lectures on the Sunday-school, Beau itnerous and respectable cupied by Richard Rath icb occupied about an hour with marked attention. an ENGIMIS.-A notice has been -house that no vessel will he steam or sailing vessel, unless signal lights, regulated accord he greater safety of passengers, above amount rates fro n the several townships in the borough, still would remain about £11,370 disposable at the dis cretion of the Council, for the public benefit of the inha bitants and the improvement of the hornuch. which corn would be required for the vote in aid of the general rate, under the Sanatory Act, and improvements in neighbour hood of Shavv's-brow, already sanctioned by the Council. RATIIITI ES TO BLIC CHARITIES The com vended t ing payments, which were made by the Council The„Dispensaries, £157 10s. ; the North £lOO ; the Southern Hospital, £lOO ; the Infi_ the Ophthalmic Institution, £100; the Refil l , Destitute, £25 ; the Ladies' Charity, £3O; the Lving-in- Hospital, £3O ; the District Provident Society, £lOO. The other prominent items of the committee's proceed ings were—Recommendation to purchase Mr. James Blake's property on the north side of Shaw's-brow, for £3,500 ; recommendation to pay £2O for a strip of land mary, £lO5 ; for the Fell, inspect him mribiry frr ghts and mea .s, for an increase 01 ri the adoption f the procee Mr. HORNBY iT d that the rate, under the health act, in the followin am of .£4,195 of Liverpool, £3,2 ton, £246 ; West This year it would be in the hands of the cc .n that no balan John liolrc the proceed gs, and iey were passed 311SCELLANTIOUS Lion of Mr. F. 1, for 1 , .... .. according to the standing orders, pc month. The proceedings of the various other c( read and confirmed. Mr. Alderman Parl the confirmation of the Health Committee 0; townships of Kirkdale, X 74 Derby, £222 ; Toxteth-park, his year voted the lieu of the Watch- -The d How: leB COURT cellor of the pit attach( known to _gnant ; and, on the dead child being band sken to her, acknowledged that she was the mother. taten that she had fallen down , tairs, and the accident n reply to the surgeon. I bad been bru►sed by the fall it on premature laid that. her 1 wnrus, a genneman well-kno•vn as a merc h rmt o f thi s was returned against the woman; and, on t own , an d w h o f or some years represented St. Paul's Ward her recovery, she will he committed for trial at the assizes. in the Council. Apoplexy was stated and believed to be CUSTOMS RECEIPTS : THE TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.—It the cause of death at the time, but circumstances have tory to learn, that, notwithstanding the hostile since transpired which prop rested in foreign countries by the tone and tern- - ',wilful is sstisfal feelings c per of ti Mr. Edwards's death .On the mor mied by pruss Edwards British Government, in its relations with fo- 22d ult. e owers, and in desWte of its suicidal commercial dying state in ins dressing-room, and life was extinct be ..cy, which bas caused the national revenue in almost fore medical assistance could be obtained. Mr. Eden, every branch to exhihit a lamentable decline, the customs surgeon, who saw the deceased after death, was of opinio receipts at this port continue to shew a marked improve- that death was caused by apoplexy. He , made ap' !Bent. The accounts made up to the sth instant the following rem he body, but discovered nothing which led him to believe death was caused by poison. Mr, lEden afterwards handed the stomach over to Dr. Brett, (the body being interred in the meantimp_l whn at (Inn., she*, I mortem examination :or the year ending di Jan., 1852 sth Jan.. 1851 3,366,284 rn STEAM -E HIP GREAT BRITAIN.—We are autho- then given to the t the Great Britain ,roner, who had the body exhumed on v. and held an inouest Dunn it in tha Itn-shiP I Wednesday LAtverpo , W I cours Eden deposed to the facts stated York earl Mathews, y in t late The Great Brit spring, under the command of Captai he Great Western and Cit➢ of Glasgow relative to t did not find mortem examination. He said he 1g in the head to account for the , ell kno d the stoma,l found it highl y inflamed, .but he did not pe ..: the economy and comfort of thing there to account for deal , ,e same time to afford accommoda- Monday he received a note ' ..,,s. Her engines, boilers, and the whole of that there was uneon;- linery, are of the most approved construction, of prussic acid. T. Penn and Sons, of London; and she is fitted c o . .. . On the foillowThi g Ir. Brett. statinp f the presen )11 the 30th of December . he was th all t be entiC THE At DENT AT 'HE EDGE-HILL STATION ticket-collector at t D the caus whilst er , and that the Edge-hill rel lay the mon luty to report the case to 1 to having last witness upon by the Royal Bank to tnat toe —John As he understood there were .y station, companies might not all agree t .eek, by an of suicide, he considered it his clerks .ile daughter of Mr. t h e coroner, wh i ch he d i d.—Dr. Brett ft rocter, one of the Clerks resident at the station, and had analysed the stomach given to him by t and ribs fractured, died on Tuesday night from and finding it to contain prussic acid.- -of the injuries When being remonstrated clerk in the employ of the decease " w is death, for putting of the books showed that the der t poor fellow replied—" Who would not circnmstances.—The jur f aye a child ?" On Thursday, a few friends, returned a verdict of •••• Mr. John Coomhes' Edge- whilst labouring under tempers wife, previous to Died from pru nsanity." _ _ • _-- , PUBLIC MEETING endeavouring to save that of another. THE CAR OWNERS AGAIN.—About twenty owners cars were summoned on Friday for infringing the by-1. of I WEST DERBY GC ide their vehicles with hirr er dark, whets usual meeting of this body o Sarah Barr I rine Jones, tationary B - a • Ann Williams ►ospital nurses, or plying with fares rownriz 'ere appointed About 1 answer the charge of Johnson sonic instances the cars were they were not lighted. Mr £lO per annum.,, the inspector of cars. In W AVER TRFE BOARD OF HEALTH provided with lamps, though evening last, the board met as usual; Mr r. Mansfield directed that. chair. After some routine business. the 4..:...,- ...t.....1A I. • plicatic SOCIETY said that was in embarrassed ifter consulting for wednesday. Catt d Isabe t salaries of Tuesday )ps. The owr I not afford to EXTENSIVE CAS ur BMBEZZLEMENT.-At the Police- was adjourned till this day. There are now 74 marine mem ., Friday, a respectable-looking young man, named tiers in the society, who contributed last year £3OO 14s. ee Johnson, a traveller and collector in the employ and twelve honorary members, subscribing togethe nn and Richmond, soap-manufacturers, £l3 13s. There are at present on the list of annuitant with embezzling various three captains, of the average age of 61, tsvc”' amount of £750, belonging to his widows, 60 years of age, and eight orphans -ses were investigated, viz., that six years old. The honorary fund. -e, from whom he received lance to credit of £12,742. M. T. W. Syers, from HEALTH COMMITTEE t, was charged ney. to t , n the aver he 12th of I am he received £7 Os. 6d. the same day •, and Mr. J. on Thursday. Present—Messrs. Lansdale (in the chair, irrison, of Birkenhead, who paid him £l9 14s. on the Lloyd, Beckwith, Nicholson, Godfrey, and Dover. The th of November. The prisoner was arrested by detective medical officer of health reported that the mortality of tb Murphy in Belfast, with about £4O in his possession. borough, during the first week of --- nt deny the charges, and was • !OMMittf Ilia trial attile-sje;;Ion; BANKRUPTCY COURT ing 18 less thtin in ti rn re Matheson: This case was The deaths were hid, previous, and 10 less than ir fore Mr. Commissioner Perry. the nrecedine four veers. A resumed on Wednesday week of _ wa..au.oolvuca siiLiUlaLell mat mtssioners of Wavertree to be allowed to ( he would consider his decision, and deliver his judgment ship by means of one of the born,' at an early day.—/n re Frederick Deane : The bankrupt agreed to. The matter formerly carried on business as a shipowner, in this town, take the necessar" and Thursday was fixed for the last examination, before nuisance from soy Mr. Commissioner Stevenson ; but as be did not surren- street ChaY.-' der, Mr. Ayres proceeded, at three o'clock, to proclaim T.-- him an outlaw, conformably with the act of parliament.— In re Sydney Sherlock : The adjourned last ex.—' of the bankrupt in this case w.. - Whitley, on tt s referred to t A 1 engineer to er, complaining of a nant water opposite Great Homer- jail officer, RCHIROLOGIC iOCIETY tly meeting le part of the as the bankrt • „ • .1.•-•• • • 1 1.41J11, LUC pre. .upt, applied for a further gide - at, Mr. H. P. Horner was called to the chair. Wrn. Jjournmen,, balance.sbeet was not yet Brown, Esq., (M.P. for the county,) attended, and exhi. prepared. After some consideration, it was agreed that an bited a most ingenious stock lock of his own invention ; I ;ournrnent should take place to the Gth of February, the the idea of its construction he had taken from the letter -.e a allowance to be discontinued. padlock. A lock o f thi s d escr i pt i on M r. Brown had made aams.—During the last few days there twenty-five years ago, and it had been in use ever since view, in the Exchange News-room, a speci- in Brown, Shipley, and Co.'s safe. The lockis constructed of the horizontal sails, patented by Mr. Jas. Maul!, on a system of letters, admits-of 350.090 changes, and is of Philadelphia, and which are recommended as being applicable to every purpose. Mr. Brown entered into a much superior to the s a il s a t p resen t i n use on b oard _ _ 110RIZONTA. has been plan the canvas is joined in hor and the adva t read fro he attent and denying that Mr. Hot st seen its ibited, and ii n , and also 'he secretary their wido Clarendon-rootn a very thin attendance a fine of Blackst( sums of sled ; tha handled aces, informed agnlnst by I In almost every ,y last, at t conding manag the cm ment pw.sued conversatior, )f sixty-one ThJ The council the vpointed be weekly meeti Messrs. Turner (c Malcomson, Claxto. Rankin, ( Mr. NICOL what he con seemed to— —indeed it mu provided .d, a resolution was r committee, with instruction. Alderman Corporation Bat The committee e dock qu atook place relative to t e Dock C '8 proceedings ntil Wednesday r 'emainder DOCK COMMITTEE ng was held on Thursday rman), Shand, Lockett Lmiisdale, ft ,rolyne . Ux, Greg he ever remember( nt froiri the chair- nation of the proceedings, also tas vice-chairman. A discussion to the syste- consisted a :ornby, Holt generally Present Robinson Nicol saw the He had ciency of the to fromit. Withr( that he did not Holme, & E be kne fore them, v ommittee to of breach of it prese they tn way. ( grace as At the late d up, as t ss as t f the child ) that when they are old t of edn t should without the means of educatior week-days and on Sunday. Such means necessary if they would accornnlish any ri furnished to them from tot:inTe, i the7; see ho it was desirable He kn uld co and he t by other friends who would assis For himself, he was very sangui► D good that every one wou (Applause.) He t s enracrea ;r 1 a s Teat truths of ( ; and I A be b alluded to the S , g up you way in d wledge: at and to - conduct th absolutely and that the cans o make it pr given to tF n g year Rev. C ages are I calli 3e wind igger when ew the vessel, so rigged, can explained at ngti lse and expedition ; that the one of b: let as, and will wear better than (Mr. Lnat the sails are equally adapted Brown and Milner. _ sere-and-aft rigged sailing vessels. The sent would be glad to st, ~..maxon, now lying in the Victoria Dock, is fitted Mr. Brown said he would with Maull's patent topsail s . for the safety and convenience of the community, and FATAL STABBING CASE. -On New Year's Day, retired from the room amidst applause,—Mr. F. Horner Gallagher, M'Hugh, Cummins, read the paper for the •• with th reater ea fire-resi r ed the thanks of the t _ He (the secretary) was sure all pre Mr. Brown restored to health.— always happy to do nnuthin. and Mat uting a distress warrant rit vaults, in Great Ho- I b e a d eser i t • :ire Gar —One of the paper with their if the me of heating and ventilating St. Georg refused nightmen just then SELECT VESTRY.—The fortnightly meeting wa., or whom smiled at the on Tuesday, in the board-room of the Parish-office !rich drew on him the anger of Brownlow-hill. The Rev. Rector Campbell presided.— in which all the parties were The Workhouse Committee reported 617 sick cases in the engaged, and which resulted in }kinks, one of the night- Workhouse, 97 being of fever, and 70 of itch. The total being stabbed by Gallagher in the abdomen in so number of admissions to the vagrant sheds last week had manner that his bowels protruded. The been 830, i.e.. 541 males. 234 fpmsdaa In the vaults, one veness of the a scuffle ensu frightfu The total number of n the Workli 1.821 in 31st ult. was Tted to be 2 1 Rol ns By the Industrial surgeon wuo Bttellaen the a his opinion that a screw-driver, which corresponding week of last year.— , would cause such a wound as that Schools Committee. Miss Cazeneau hart been inn.— -,ceasen • and it was proved in evidence that mended to the Poor-law Board to fill the vacancy ~ Gallagher was seen to thrust at Heinks with ri---. sinned by the resignation of Miss Halstead, as schoG hers to assist in , mistress ; and Susan Bentley was appointed to the o ffi ce iry returned a of assistant-schoolmistress, at a salary of £2O a-year,— nd of aiding A letter was read from Mr. Coates, the superintendent of coroner thr ____.....,,,;‘, me prisoners the Kirkdale Industrial School, applying for the situation to Kirkdale to await their trial. of gto the orkhouse.—r. airhurst THE MIDLAN D AND N ORTH - WESTERN RAILWAYS.-- notice of a overnor motion fo W r the next mee M ting, F to rescind gave so It is understood that a preliminary agreement has been much of the roceedins of the board of made bet ween d eputations of the Midland Railway and November as authorises the payment of vaccinatthe 25th the North-Western Railway, that the latter line, extending providing that the vaccinator certifies the from Skipton to Lancaster and Poulton, shall be worked He should be in a position by the Midland Company for twenty-one years. It is " farming off" prevails to a greaterextent, and that mon stated that, according to the terms of the agreement, the cases have been charged to the parish than have been Midland Company is to guarantee the payment of the actually performed. He should also move that, in interest on the debentures and the dividend on the prefer- accordance with the resolution of the medical relief ence shares, for which £ 1 5,000 a-year i s requ i red, and committee of the 20th November, the medical officers that the r ece i pts of the line ar e to be divided equally be- themselves should vaccinate as well as certify.—The tween the Midland and North-Western ri........--:-- ••• • -- expected that " ... was produced in court ted on d -. The jury returned a verdict of manslaught net Gallagher, and of aiding and abettinv three other e success hereof to prove, ho said, that - • panies. it is Vestry then broke up. there will th us be a .. —... small dividend for the COUNTY original sharehold ers ; and that, though it may cost the the magistrates of the county took place on Wedn et esd g ay, Midland Company a t few thous an d s a-year for a few years, in the Court-house, Preston, the Venerable Archdeacon it will be ulti mate ,- from Skipto• T he total length of th e B roo k s in clip Aid, A • ly benefici to Lancasl vertical sE )f captmi our there w IVILEGE ss was proceeded with the grosses In ti d the par Liverpool Chro 'agraph which j r gated frOm soim as to certain ere was a t member of the committee of investi the general committee to make in It was q ald be c T of the con ttee, or one of the off ttendance.--TI RETARY having 1., Iscussion ensued to the inquiry and repo THE WAPPING DOCK Mr. ROBINSON; rn mod Ann, anc This he gain expressed a wish to giv e nronnced wnrrbrinclocl nt t►,P He was . prOceeding to show tl he bed b, ia said that the continued alterations u tor traini of the plans of the surveyor.—The Sub-committee recom mended that a sum of .£12,000 be transferred from the Albert Dock account to the debtor account of thetrustees. THE Al -e.T WAREHOUSES. Mr. ROBINSON commenced to make some remarks, in rder to shew that the Albert Warehouses were remune- )r. not was not yes ; th E never uses payin A letter from M w committee the propriety of taking Emigrants'-home, in Vulcan-street under their control the The CHAIRMAN was or had no power to deal with it. The Secretary red to write to the applicant to that effect, with the thanks of the committee.--Mr. wished to call the attention of the committee he subject of an emigration home, when the aid a memorial was in preparation on the NIACOL . MSON CHAIRM übject, and when it came ,efore the committee the ques. tion would be open for discussion MISCEI Notice was directed to Dawson and Co quit a shipping yard at the la dock purposes. A letter was ties of the post-office, ordering a certain amount to be paid on account of the alterations for the extension of the post-office buildings in Liverpool. A letter from Mr. Worrall, relative to a new street at Wapping. and a l so a - - - is Basin, required for ived from the authori. were referred The financial business was then roceeded wit!. THE REVE An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters endir 1851, and sth of Jan., 1852, rowing the Increase or Decrease thereof YEARS DED JANUARY 18,614,880 18,761,4169 146,1 13,003,961 13,093,170 f 89,2 6,093,6 , rty Tax..l 5;38.3',C 5,304,923 160,000 150,000 172,241 Miscellaneous Repayments of 178,55 691,44 10,000 6,311 ociety, mobined with human hat grace, and another a out. Theis would accomplisl L - uld use the in the ()Meet. 10 that t h ey might _ _ .t.”, wen] that the work was for God, and could only yr, new opport E themselves and ae would exhort them to use all their pfesei all the new ones that might be placed befo concluded by moving the adoption of the had been placed before the meeting. Mr. CALL'S seconded the motion. That ..cs, in occasion on which he had been among then _ remune- agreed with those who thought that per' 4tiether they their time to assist in advancing the 'd' - ffecting future were aid through life, so that when their (Wean; -1 t train up the next generation in the same ing practically to carry it s as if they of themselves effectiv have to complain of a boon ngaged in a good and pr that they would soon cp. mention that he . had lied upon kd that gentlem an gave him I( - - Id him not to come on the same errand a (Mr. Callis) replied. " send somebody The question Mr. :Councillor ditFFEvu; quested to return thanks to those ge.._ devoted their time to the instruction of the . ration; and he did not know nnv duty that could pleasing to him. While doin othcr• reapitlg advantages to their indeed, quite permitted so 'eady mon for the Tsonal satisfaction f duties t and they woul For many ye - 4s he-} ad been rnnected with 8 schools, and it was always highly the attention paid by the child, and the grateful way in which they I to their the instruction cons That the t] and office entlem.. of this rc following President, Rev. T. L. Hobbs ; Treasurer, Mr. G. B. Goug,.. Thompson ; and that Messrs. Wilson, Caswell, Bramwell, Gregory, Longton, steth, Staveley. Hornhv . in ; Vice-PrQsi of the committee Mr. J. ( power to add to their number .onded the iIiEGORY the Chairman, was corm., _ Mr. GOUGH moved a vote of thanks to the lade nanimousl the following be electes Pain, Mrs. Houghton. Gillis, Misses Wilson Miss - Mr Gardner Denton, Seacroft, with power '. CASWELL second, fund had been found o who had derived ereut mt come myself, but I al El been re- tc It seemed to lei which being put irs. Mrs. .on, and Liss Denton: Miss I a dvantages from it been nearly 305., which was had been remarkably n the 6th inst., in list liner, formerly of Piindise.str nac The lau It of no small vaiti in the performance of their duti cable to obtain as much of their The motion was put and carri The Calm's/A ,T Customs Excise.. onsiderab MUSIC AND THE DRAMA resented the accommodation of thosc They will take place on Wed Saturday. this week, hir mot attend at night RE ROYAL.- The ad .nd the kineasl:iie. Tim Bobbin !omic pantomime, continue to ['he scenery, machinery. trick [tract crowded work veil p-e-rfect-177,-;14 Clown and Panlaloon Tolle; y Signor Lnur aracters of - Hari, n and Col execute se lanagement very MRS for the 80 that the pant hour, thus risitOrs to k home avdn. On Friday, a nes sington Gardens," written by of 1 Robert Broustb, will b e h r ' • er. been produced ___,.... Mr. Copeland 's Piayhouse.” lishmt - - ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. - The principal attraction during the week has been M. Devani's extraordinary feats in posturing. Though we cannot say that they are very irraceful, they certainly exhibit great suppleness of body During this week the novel spectacle of an Arabian ate , contending in a race against ostriches will be 1. and to-night the talented and favourite equestria M'Collutn. makes his re•appearance, for a kw nigh There will be two morni..•- o-morrow) and t decided success. SHGLLE AND M voerAists. consist Air. EL Phi llip Ir. Land, gave anoii; n Tuesdayeveningla; nmerous as the perfori on previous occasions, , ppreciation of tht tune my quivering ly was sung in the on. the I beau nd well-merits Francis, Le glee, "Uric Ted to be sc air of sirens 8( coed part The water nymphs," the admix cited a prompt enc vourite song, "Tim ;and Mr. Lan Xpressly " Ken . n, Mr It has lately Phis able Miss M. y. Mr. Fr'ancis Philt nonte-nau p ugh not so wish to dersohn, and r H. P 1013 . 11 encored; y Stafford S Miss Williams, ir. Maynat wttli ma 3reatle, h Dr. Cooke'; - .1.1 was executed nutiful , ep good hours in A !e, entitled ur late townsma 's metr I._, every one of i and edified by !re, Cheshire I Joseph Graham Elizabeth. eldes er, Ed win, second leveLsor 71, Theodore to Theodore, at. Had of the s. ish House of to vote for P. Hill decease r of the late II one of ' Blest were all hi The conct :lee, " Hal OF TB n will coati .ply rcpay a visit :a it gay with a schools hn e rime betore be that evening tes- PANORA!! Itracted a large cc Ith a hat of ( )a the 3d that., wife of Mr. TL On the 4th in lit., in I )n the 4th On the 4tl chief officer of the st daughter of Captain' ast have goi,c awal sire scenes opcne A "The New World ARRIED at., at the Cath %ter, Esq., of Lc !r. J. T. Wr . Clarke, Illoswiek ev. J. Lewis Joao! f the late WI — 6: V NI the Bth inst., at S rton, M.A., Mr. Jas. )n the Bth instant, at eter College, Oxford, t )f John Grey, Esq., of Mark, great !oraica. !nt Wcisl an of Petert 18th nit., nt New Bytt a few weeks 1071 P,, h nit., at S George. i )n the 30th ult., fighter of 11r. J ye membe 4th inst., 4th inst., it ➢ir. Wm. Thompso Mr. Jol Bart., one of ill a, and an nncom tween Great Bri late J.-Gti'r Parish ( dshatii-s of His Chester I neglected her and he vation n his simpa gnation at 42 days' imaria years, before the magi h getting drunk OPPARI it of hew A allowed I an adn Then: n named Frederick I street. Old minter, of Barrett Jane and, left her ie momem .nn n died aho going as a reasor man brought his mote as a married man was true she had children, but her nitted he trate AL QUARREL AT MANCHES ~•n. flee, took plac truck tfie vTor; an oath that a I - I — e . waa drunk uuiur .e, and rolled into tp_ and shook her. 0 11 Pri t i„ w hey, a -'tt.;;''' Ut rea d, all. -- 'press k anehester The str eet ° bear Seem► but Butter, ! findii he could •• -. Lae bon the oeforebody . ler i ro ford, bo t accident with her beau nu Her husband lifted 3d. ; £1594 irt sat . r , e slo l i , 87 1 8 f d 3 . , ..,..ter anti Carlisle Railway, is Fo"rtur- o t 0 r u m o w s k i i n r g k , ro l ri d ponce I t x c l e , 0 : — OO KI r 4 k g d . a 3 1 e d ,. ; 3 d p . seven miles,. of which only twenty-two have a double line 2s. Id. ; Warrington, lad., £1459 Os. Bd. The ct of rails. The effect of the arrangement, it it shall be con- nine hours for the transaction of the usual busim firmed by the shareholders of the two companies, will be resolution diminishing the number of bridge -mast to extend the Midland line in the north-westerly direction lowering the salaries, was adopted.—The commit to Lancaster; thus giving a communication with the west visiting the respective asylums wer coast, and towards Scotland. ---Leeds Mercury. one for Rpinbill being re-elected.— ACCIDENTS.—On Wednesday, as John Fitzgezald, a the absence of Mr. Peel, proposed ship scraper, was employed at the Capping_graving dark ai,„,. ,_ .• . • h. G.ll f.......,,, ..—:-- -44--t-2 .._ Al Mr. C. )pointed—the R. Jacson. in , ence fa shown __ __........ au tne side i:if-a vessel, and conveyed to future the intelli coron g ers by ot the tal countyoccurrences constables (wli a severe scalp wound and several contusions on would thus be made responsible) ; and that the coroners —On the same day, as a young g i r l , named should, upon that information, use their discretion P ...opkins, was about crossing Water-street, she whether an inquiry was really requisite; the - - ped from the curbstone and fractured her ler.—On mation to be laid before the magistrates along with the -day, Thomas M`Kown, who was assisting in dis- coroners' accounts. The resolution was to prevent the • • Westpoint, lying in the Waterloo dock, cost to the county of a large number of inquiries, which On Thursday, James were in reality useless, except for the purpose of putting Jane Henderson, lying the fees into the pockets of the coroners. On a division. .entally into the hold of the motion was rejected by a majority of 1 1.—The resole ,re scalp wound at - tions of the committee appointed to deal with the boroughs ,amen, named He of Liverpool, Manchester, Wigan, and Bolton, us to the for the purpose of going on settlement of the accounts in respect to the county lunatic 'n the Brunswi c k d oc k • asy l ums, were read , by which th e or d ers in -3:- - 1 the ladder, whit' withdrawn, and th e coam... i---- the body Mary 11 charging - the at received some sever injuries.— board the ship a seaman in the Waterloo ,ck, fell lel, and sustained a severe scalp wound and cone On Wednesday, a seaman, named Henry Hol- crow, was ascending board the ship Char when he had almos was fastened t, to make -oroughs for the proportion of - ...te rates in each year of repayment _ .ue man and interest.—On the motion of the Rev. T. S. and Mills, a committee to watch bills, connected with the and conveyed duties of the magistrates. introduced into parliament, and :ned that clothes 'th was dire on the several i t I the expenditure o u t o f t . • the other part struck the quay, and rebounde s rescued which he had send - deputail ."cu witn power to sus- pointed.--Mr. Tinne proposed tt John additional constables in the Ki-" 25 / of five calendar mo n th s p_. &C., was ap: ained other injuries. —On Saturday, the body shoemaker, aged 27, son of Mr. Chas. Ov, , as found in the Manchester Basin. ject to fits, and is supposed , to have fallen' with nnet I(I appointment of four 'ale division, for a period London-iead, ; deceased was su The B. Ad, propose he erect unaniosiously.-11r. T. 1121 cells in the house a mojority of one cried b attention to the 0,016,314 (49,489,267 )educt in creas, Decrease on the Ye ARTERS ENDED JANUARY 5 library attached to the schools menced by the zeal at intendent. Several presenis . them by Dr. M`Neile, Mr. ( , eneyolent gentle 4,596,705 !I_ 71 C Mr. CALME3I2I dent for his devil 1,459,721 1 1,427,485 privilege they paiii and earnestnesa};eh;cid. Property T Post Office 1,923,053 I I.IR 418,730 152.000 Crown Lands. Miscellaneous 60,000 Repayments of tarried nen 135,11 f 372,371 I 237,255 lust Increase Decrease on the Quarte • • • • The Supent, in retu 20,000 I forebodings erinten made three years a I, that it could 01 Thomas - 's Churct ended t :ertions, however, reap - I -- --- I there were still ,438 1,054,985 children who di Mr. I.oN 713,547 J meeting broke Sunday rolt .HISrATCH EXHIBITION CHAR t:will be seen by ttoe S tet u nli tt n o xgs L W A a R no dio" BURGLARY - __ Earl an Wigan,r iy mono e „ y (erring to an advertisement elsewh , that the issue of the house of Mr. John Halliwell, t} loured Exhibition . Chart, showi y diagrams and at one , w, the number of persons th entered the Crystal Palace , ..;,.4 of four mont ; the amount of money taken at • -- -t .., interesting character, de- The robbers bad taken advan,, ..d to be wind and rain, during which th the an entry. by taking - -"- without be? he doors, and other slat ived from various sous iven away by the ps4r It h Inst. has beep'oosti of the II till Suud rlv Dispatch lay, ti►e hi of 1, out the wit heard. which had been of boot r excellent super and some ether bered upwards of 200 volamns. which the chon, allowed to take - - - hours. ue each. whir' low LlUr The collection in that last year 8171 ry 0U and the amount expend( in their leisure , cl . to.Xl 39.6 in books, &c. was £1 Os cue scnows. Councillor JEFFEny seconded the motion, v 'clamation Hermits ..,,A y thievc - arm, near .8, and be- and seven f of a succeeded ears, Sarah slife of Mr. .1 of the late M Gth instant 7a . rd Fear lei• of thr sh 7th inst., ne the young On the' fit year, Mr. E4l non-terra