The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-25 00:00:00

f Mach T veiyht. TAR first arrivals of bank by the , RY EDUCATION BILL. .. e nas..- --"l'aminemilleseeeleues •e. THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE. 5. th t a a sum of £lO,OOO shot ild be expended ? With e CHEAP TRIP FROM MANCHESTER TO LONDON 47 NOTICE. / sr. , v, G of the FRIENDS of SCRIPTUIeAL ..evnicoose-_ ' for what purpose.. ee '' h hares •- •,ein t e purchase of s • , T 1 •h ee MEE N THREE F.AVOUIIITE DRAMAS EACH NIGHT. ? With anY - e AND BACK, IN VeHITSUN WEEK. ~ k-et rft HE Writer of the Letter to " J. &IV." will meet wit r.. A '4.1 - 1. EDUCATION, who approve of the Clauses upon that S ',DEATH Or TIIE DUKE OF SUSSEX.,v 1 , 1, -- '1: - ; i i n . ' l e iny view to the retrieving of its pos.t.o . . , i,: , I L. ASCROFT, one of the Proprietors' of the Speciaree! . 2 - an affectionate reception from his disconsolate Mothe , b• t contained in the Factory Bill now before Parlia- - , fs t d ., ------- ft DAY EVENING, the 2etteinstant. a.:e tual ' Y nsoltene ' .•.:, and Friends, and is earnestly imploesed to Return to them •e . ,su jec . 11 b h Id on THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, ine e A THIS present TUES se e expectation of removing its then ac - 0 • Trains from Liverpool to London lase year, begs most er• ment wi e e From the unfavourable tenor of the bulletins issued on 4, ded in without delay. es ' lITHEATRE, at Twelve o'clock, to adopt o ! will be performed Rossini's Opera of no, i I. xpen e respectfully to inform the Public that , / has made similar" YAL AMPI eel the Ro . . SEVILtd. et - - No : these 10,000 pounds were to oe e to the Legislature. ' ,Wednesday, and inserted in our last, the public will have P. THE BARBER OF r value , Arrangements with the Manchester a Birmitetham and April 24th, 1843. ;/' a d sign a PthliOn -.:,! •.,. i , how 0 ' - • ;: e• n '1 b taken by the CHAIRMAN of the EDUCA- ,','. • After which, the new Dratia of e Birmingham and London Railway Companiee, for SPECIAL- ee The Chair wil e re T C ,•, , e peen in some measure prepared for the melancholy announce- ee -,'-• snares " to raise the market''-to give a s . ed ." •- ,..TRAT NS, to leave MANCHESTER in the above week. : , :•:4.T10N COMMITTEE 0, t..e OWN OUNCIL. .li 4 ment of the death of his Ro al H . h th Dk f S '4 LIVERPOOL WIVES. 4, ' duce n l°2l ' R olution will be moved by the Rev. AucaisTus! e y ig ness e ue o ussex. le .:,, to what was intrinsically of no value-to in e, t Twee AND at tuft- -- ,' Fnll particulars of which will be given in future advertise- e! re ea The first es FACTO See We regret to state that his royal highness expired on Friday`•f „- . .•• ; : r a few minutes after 12 p.m. THE FALLS OF CLYDE. ;te e• ____,_ e - re , ~-.., -AMPBELL, Rector. . ee ...- •,i; gulls to embark their capital in a concern t ..;• MINEILE. ',.; His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived at 'e GARDENER, and MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS. ' d term ar Thomas Carson , ' Jno. Crosthwaite ee.Kensington Palace A few minutes before 12 o'clock, and was ~e , '',.:,• TO-MORROW,-SAM WELLER. THE KING'S el 3- Now what, we ask, would be the awkwar ~, , Charles Inrnan te. ment in a state of hopeless bankruptcy . res • 3 .e The second Resolution will be moved by the Rev. HUGE ._ Samuel Holme ••es standing by the bedside of his royal brother when he breathed z••••m : THE AUTHORS' NIGHT. - , . Thomas Brassey . - ter R. li . Blundell Jno. Middleton • eehis last. The Duchess of Inverness, who has sat up vvith his ee, e .e• eieete In induce another p -e W. B. Prescott •: , er ; royal highness for the last three nights, was also present •",.. LAST REPRESENTATION OF THE OPERA OF .',. Ind circulated statements, to George King I oncern. ' ;le Edmund Molyneux e ee when the royal duke expired. • e " MARINETTE." i , kru t c e lividual to embark his capital in a ban P .e e WA. Kelso, Jun. El. Jim. Webster ,f er His Royal Highness Prince Augustus Frederick was the,• : ;e," a i ~, . Robert Mason • ' .. - , uch an lam ' e• .l `i Daniel Waterhouse John Willis, Jute. eee ninth child and fifth son of his Majesty George 111, and wee es THEATRE- ROYIeL. ee, Ihe plain-speaking world would call s . , ;, ,4 : e r ea d ti s i 7 n ew is ha ti t tl i r e:s b th es a i n de t a hr t e b e e mdaoenatthsanoeld, w a a t a t E he ar t l im at e l o u f ve h r i : • • cwrs of Le e Richard Griffith 4 born the 27th of January, 1773, being consequently, 70 '•• years e (IN FRIDAY next, April 2Sth, 1843, will be performedaee lual a swindler. Ad • tl too I But dire Thomas Irvin er n ens y, • we Charles Cotesworth positively for the last time, for-the benefit of the authoi ee, t) t They ~ plied to a private individual who thus threw out lu . . 'alit) Edward Glazebrook en • „ e:S; Edger Corrie, Jun. ..e• oint-stock affairs are " all honourable m e n as a ighte T. T. Glazehrook 4 dB • 't• 4 ao ~...., le. ness, an mon o Arklow ;he was a' Knight of the Garter, e r e' MARINETTE ; lion •1 -J. B. Moore , George Bennett , k, ire an embodied impersonality. They m 7 e David H odgson ei e a Knight of the Thistle, Grand Cross of Hanover, and aese: uld n e George Maples • OR, THE WOLF OF S'T. ANGE. •i, - ,,,j , William Potter eei • Privy Councillor ; High Steward of Plymouth, Ranger of St. es' an j d composer . , the Opera of Henry Christian Count St. Ange Mr. F. Shrivel'. e : •' °l7l rd d acco ,:;':i William Jones eleJames's and Hyde Parks, Colonel of the Hon. Artille e''' ~ re ee Paul Native' EC, •,•%I. B. Lloyd Charles Bell '-.". 4 Company, Grand Master of the United Order f F the 0 reernasonsee •rlit, Richard Bryans ..• Marinette Miss Gardner. ' Taylor , . .1., eel Duncan Gibb W. P. Bushby ee.of England and , President of the Society of Arts, and *e • To which will be added, ~. .ngly we tind that the attempt. of Mr. pany, acts which, as individuals, they w° re , e • William Carson Thomas A. Bushby ;I,f, Official Trustee . British and Hunterian Museums. ~'e.`• TARNATION STRANGE, e ;' mlaintifr in the cause to which we have refe e ,- Jarnes Aspinall eeet The Duke of , was twice married, although neithene,' • whose 4' . Williarn F. Foster And other Entertaiiiments. arues, ee Thomas Sands re of the marriages reeeived the sanction of the Royal Marria ''' ::' eover the mo • ' rom the p ney he has lost f - • e Richard C. Gardner ..e e•••.• Tickets to be had at the Standard and Chronicle-offices; ~ has :"' Thomas Brancker . A t first t Lady Atigusta de Ameland Murra e c - o UCh less, In George Hallam y, at Rome, in •:.: th M • hs• nd t the Theatre, 1 1 at e usic-s op , a a w iere p aces mat e nisstatements caused him to rush upon s i ally t'b' Ne. ~ ames Logan R. W. Appleton ee.April, 1793, and in London, December 5, 1793, which '';' e' be secured. ! nay .eg - Henry C. Chapman ~,- marriage was declared null by the Prerogative Co t • • - Ceded. Directors of joint-stock banks e-, John Moore urine. e Books of the words, 6d. each, to be had on application t( e . t heir house. 4 e Samuel Johnston John Robinson •e.'; August following. The issue of this ' ~. marriage are, Si . 5 14. I Box-office Mr. COOKE, at tee . up ~ .ain money by false pretences; may bolster ... 1 , ad at C''' Charles Horsfall e• Augustus D'Este, born January 13, 1794, and Ellen Augusta, e , . e, New Time Bills, giving every information, may be h .. _ h Evan Ellis :e, d and el " . ..- any of the Company's Offices, on and after the 26th instant. :Ro ert J. Henderson . Richard Ellis ,• 11(111e. D'Este, born August 11, 1801. Lady Augusta:e various bubbles by every species of falsehoo . • their JOHNSON BROTHERS, ~ Charles Turner e Murray survived her separation from ber illustrous husband ee TO CORRESPONDENTS. e‘ , in . By order, . Thomas Stretch eanery ; may be proved to have " put mon I of LONDON DYEING ESTABLISHMItNTS, l' MARK HUISH, Secretary. , =C. Groves James S. Skipper ' -:, until March, 1830. The duke's second wife, Lady Cecilia '',' -- sestent 9, RANELAGH-STREET, ';.,. Lime-street, 19th ,April, 1843. ..,, , Joshua Edwards . Thomas Bold e Gore, daeghter of the second Earl of Arran. survives his e., a ' A late member of St. David's Church" authen• e ' dv Jurse" by thus acting (on the Macar _ e ~e e.C. S. Parker ee royal highness ; she was created Duchess of Inverness '''''' H • d ' • _________ ) • b t the law affords EU AND a LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAIIIAY. ;:, Francis Shand L. Hamner, Jun. e March the 30th, 1840. ~ e nutted his letter by his name, we would have haserted hi: -' 6 cash credit" shareh Id • o ing , u 126 BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. r: ALTERATON IN THE TIMES OF DEPA:RTURE.,' : ',' .B. Horsfall Thomas Bouch. ie. iee letter with pleasure. • f joint ' L' f B • •Cl ed 7 e LIVERY Article in the above me o usiness ean .. e, IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on and after,em - e r. D. Headlam J. Rigby ,pi ---._ - e, ;,- A correspondent informs us that this evening and to-morroy . .• njured party no redress, because directors o ~, _EA or Dyed and Finished in a very superior manner. -1. el MONDAY, the Ist of May, the following will be theee T. 0. Cooper Edward P. Parry . • ~.. (From the Times.) e te the Rev. Cecil Wray will preach sermons in St. Martin'. . , tock banks are-" all honourable men'' ! KID GLOVES CLEANED. ,s . e Times of Departure of the Coach Trains Ji•om LIVER- f ee Samuel Martin J. Chaffers 'e• The deep and painful interest manifested b • y all classes once; Church on the Education question, and he recom ..' I ve son 3 e mend .... nnocent shareholders, however, ought to ha ' • LLAeIA and MOUSSELINE DE LAINE DRESSES ;' POOL and MANCHESTER respectivel 4 - •• ••TI e.,,, momes Dover ~ W. H. Moore 4' ber Maje t ' b . td • TI A es . .. .ey a sh jec s, uring imirs ay, as to the serious ie other clergymen to follow the example. he VP , orthy CLEANED and FINISHED , • FROM LIVERPOO y ~,:,•;', Edward Jones e e indisposition ot His Royal Highness the Duke of S ssex '':''. • • ••• tale protection against the frauds with which t WITHOUT BEING TAKEN TO PIECES. I .''''' FIRST CLASS. SECOND CLASS. - 7:', 24th April, 1843. et"'• was, towards evening, greatl increased b the certaint u • eiee In our report of the proceedings of the Scotch Synod las , he share , ~ „ • y y y with tee week, we stated that the old h c apel of Mr. Graham woul• em is so fatally rife. And not only for t nt. under e --------- - e 3 15 A.M (by Parkside) „ne which an opinion was expressed, by persons havirg op ortu el ' üblie - --- INStrfUTI ON S ee LIVERPOOL ROYAL CHOOL Of e e ; It: contain 100 persons and his new one 500, whereas it ou 11 the P _an, at 25 per ce , REAL IRISH TABINETTS. (OR PprLINS,) e 8 45 Morning • . 9 45 ~ MEDICINE. r e nities of obtaining accurate information, tha • ' • P - tit was irnpos- ld d -.• to ers owe claim this protection, but for •e;• to have been 500 in the old, and between 900 and 1000 g h : 2 15 Afternoon. er , eesible for hi- ro •lhi 1 • t • • man. s ya g ieess o survive many hours ; and, frotn te is the principal fea- e A N Article so generally admired for the richness of its' : e, 11 0 „ lie SUMMER COURSE OF LECTURES o commenccee the new one. :,, -for the honest tradesman-for the working , ,e, at a cheap rate, lei texture, durability and usefidness, (aely required to be 'e 3 30 Afternoon 5 15 ix ~ .., d 1 May the Ist, 1843. a , a very early hour on Friday morning, the avenue leading to ee „ :,...e a llee • known to be duly appreciated, may be lapti in almost every el' 730 Evening s 1, D' k . nM D F S n s e• BoTANY.-..osep.. mc inso ,_. ~ . , el Kensington Palace was thronged by respectable personse4 A . : A Subscriber " states that the smell emitted through th• ' .ven; for what can we expect from such MD' ' ...„. • • ehade of colour, Plain and the newest Freures, at • Stopping only at Huyton Gate, Rainhill, St. Hele 4. , _ ID , 1 / 4 M WIFERY,AND DISEASES OF WOME AND CHILDREN. ••:, 0 T . • e e mxmous to obtain the slightest information on the subject. ee gratings in the floor of the Lyceum Newsroom is almos• . , 1• a • an ein a , wh a thus re'''' .' _.---------- . JOHN BRISCOE'S ..e. Junction, Newton. Parkside, and Kenyon Junction. •,,, n hureday night, after the issue of the second bultetinee't intolerable, are notin keeping with the recent embellish• 'eh permits men to squanoer ef 'OO D S . FROM MANCHESTER. :• . st . -Mr. Batty. ee Mr. Copeland quitted the palace for town, Dr. Holland andLA ments in the room. He asks if theme be no scientific mei " essly the mone f h I , ose y o ot er men, for tee purp .. G WOOLLEN G ~ RETAIL ' GENERAL DRAPE RY, SI LK SHAWL, AND HABER- 'e s t SECOND CLASS. ":;. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.-W. I - 1. Duncani,zlVl.D. e's Dr. CI • n •A ' i'• - • in the room who e eeeth• - can recommend or suegest some plan t( ..• I • SPRIN WHOLESALE AAD . DASHERY ESTABLISHMENT, e, FIRST CLASS. I- • :. " - PRACTICAL CHYMISTRY.-Dr. Barrett. se la theis, vith Mr. Savory, remaing with their royal ee e. . e na Ling a plausible half-yearly balance-sheet , . WM 7'S AIVD LEE.q...? ... EN WAREHOUSE, 62, OLDHALL-STREET. -. { per Grand Junction Train 1 r. ...- 7 15 'Morning e. • .e, patient. Shortly after nine o'clock his Royal Highness theee abate the nuisance which is so very unwholesome? e , : non ___ Je.,. 3 30 A.M. • •,, ______ T _____7_ ;' )eriodical bubble r , • al irostra to Parkside .e. Duke of Carnbrid •e returned to Kensineton Pal' nd re- '' l ' e e ace, a es . _______________ p °verity, and too re i f NEW W°l " -414 DHALL-STREET: No. 60, OL of Septernber, 1842, with one of , SPRING FASHIONS. e l, ' ,••• 9 0 Morning ' l ‘: IRON MANSION FOR AN APRIC KING. . e, mained there &wine the night. A little before midnight, at ee • Is o l'e Ind suffering-, when the paper ro is of whole shoa . VA' tiberpool &tan Darb. ~ P 1 • te 1 ' (APENED the 24th day e• CLEVELA,ND HOUSE, 4 ir 11 15 ~ . - •',,' e l • Ia• 1 530 „ e ING (the tirst of the kind ever built) 11 be OPENED ••••• .e: , uch late hour numerous persons were still waitine aboutv ••,, VI the largest Stocks 1 N 9 l) AND YORKSHIRE GOODS. • . 141 AND 143, ST. JAAIES'S-STREET. el 3 45 Afternoon ~, eethe palace avenue, time Duchess of Bedford, who ha% been e' • elventurers give way, and credit, public and priva t WEST OF ENGLAe which is constautly replenz'shed , JOHN ROGERS respectfully announces his return from Z 'ee 730 Evening wee , ' '*•• etaying for some hours with the Duchess of I v • - ' 0 : " -------------'--------'•e -=- -------------- ''' n ernese, reuit- : Rb a declare. • • rred, to e.etayed in this Town, . the London, Manchester, and Stietch Markets, and that :es te • j pt • et 13 L R Iton Junction, -;: e it will remain open for a few daYs, Previous to shipment. • ppmng on yat a ricro . ury ane, o e ted the palace for her own residence, at Catnden-hill, ken- le; TUESDAY MORNING, AP RI L 25, 1843. -' tal re ' eareful selection from the Stocks offirst- ' . h : his Stock is now replete with EVERY NOVELTY suitable e Parkside Newton, and St. Helen's Junction. *.. N.8.-Entrance from Paradise -street. 4:.., Th e 3 'l5 A.m. Train from Liverpool starts from the Sta- ee• Admission, ls. each. Proceeds to be given to the Public ' ''',.e * sineton. • ie, ;:ses During Thursday the illustrious sufferer took scarcel • : _,l ' l ' --.___________. , 'ore ; and we must continue to pray for its to haken to its base ? . The whole system is rotten to its , : nodification. ared with , o Ile begs to invite especial attention to les choice "eit• Ede hill to which place any Passenger wishing to go Pee; Chat le . 4 eje nourishment or refreshment, with the exception of ayliatutl)am; We expressed our regret-(at the tirne that _e• turtle soup, which he had much difficulty iu swallowing, and t tion to that effect was m d b S • extent an . -l f r the approaching Season. • 4 ion, „e- . , ......-_,......--...... d variety cut's' - • ~ combined wit . . test:tastheoismEp stlelis selection of $ l. : by this Train must proceed to take his place. . '4l: C HINESE EX 1-1 IBITION. a e y ir o ert Peep- ',." ; nroner Houses for simi ar q , h th e m o o f d t :r o a l o t e os c h k a i r ie s , ecnin . „,.,, INTED CASHMFRE DRFSSEs '`' N.8.-No Private Carriages or Horses can be convey ed ee et lITILL OPEN in• a Pew Days, an E.' IBITION (W l. ' se. ; m little orange iee. Throughout the day he appeared to those '''e• h • • . *t at it is not the i • r A practice, it is well known,-and a verY i ni g ' .ose of other the commencement. as a ......„ • p R . • e e - , ~ N THAI -erg • , Which are this season so much in request. '.'"e` by the 3150 r 3 30 A.M. Trains. ee! V V CHINESE CURIOSITIES.consis ng of PaintingsJ• •rs attendance upon him to be dozing, and scarcely sensible et ntention te, government, during tie •-•, • • • ern bere distinguished it, i w have " ERN IN THE WOOLLE.. , yk C- 'I• The Stock of ON SUNDAYS.-FROM LIVERPOOL. ~,. i e. ef what was passing around him. About two o'clock on ee present session, to legislate upon the subject of • • . '. joint „. iractice it is !-lias lately grown f ending ni , o s LEADING CON C . f en LONDON and the Mweett e . iai .: PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS . .. of War eures &c &c 730 Morning. :e.,, Carvings, Models, Trophies . , e , . ~ e. • Priday mornine howev • I • ' • e ; d • th I üblicans, Having just returned r_o I h the Novelties of the Season, espe ~,,,,. ee 3 15 A.M. (by Parkside) reat a source of attractton t the Mechanics".te ' • i. t e , et, iis royal highness seemed toe,. stock banki _ e. epo ice force to the houses of various p 5 15 Afternoon. la recently so g ng. 'l'o the evils of that syster of - • unusually large, comprising the best styles in both Frenchl. revive ait le, but that appearance, unhappily, soon passed , - e. , n-good 11 e / • TURING DISTRICTS W. 2 TV e AS 1,;•• - Inetitution Manchester. having been • ited by upwards of •.. A m , .ressed in plain clothes, in order to convict thern atten I fon is called to T EVDLESs VARIE . , d .... and British Manufacture. , 7 30 Evening .-e. • _ , . • iway, and the royal duke relapsed into the same quiescent eetheory as it may be, though even tl . , w ; 120,000 pee-eons. tat may, with rea- :. ; ess, ~„, ID le ALMOS 1 , Striped, Mixe , ~ z A great variety of superb Patterns in ie Stopping as on other days. J ee Atate and it becaine • 1 .A SPLEND d and Plaid TWEEDS, SSINIE R ' ES '''' PAISLEY AND FRENCH SHAWLS, SCARFS, e.' ; ON SUNDAYS.-FROM MANCHESTER. '',,,• In addition to the above, will ale() he Exhibited, a Mneni- le , evicent to all present that his Royal e., son be doubted-we ha 1 rregularities in the mode of conducting their bust ° e • ei 'mess was fast sinkin an g d could not long survive. it, ' ve a ways attributed much o. e.-.; li i 5 of Striped. Mixe ; ' NS GAM BROONS, CA CLOTHS, ee AM) HANDKERCHIEFS, ee e 6cent Series of PANORAMIC DISSOLVING VIEWS.,,,e g • e ! ' t • 7 •t • ' • • • ,: ,r to ultra , p them into such irreg,ularities,-for sue 'PH / a { per Grand Junetion Train 1 - At - o' • • six clock on Friday morning a mounted messengert, e he disoreanisa ion existing in the commercial world • - -7 3 30 A.M. 7 30 Morning. 1 eg Illustrative-of the late Wars in China, Affghanistan, &c. Sue ee' • cue r and Plaid DOESM , . e ASSINETTS, Ze. S Superfine e., . of the choicest qualities. el , to Parkside. - , . from her Ro al et- - , y Hi e lmess the Duchess of Carnbridge, whoe t s much of th d .- he operation of the the in CACHMERETTS , C ALBERT CORD: , tte Va- eee 1500 PARASOLS-A DECIDED BARGAIN a• 5 30 Afternoon. ee . e• I urther particulars in a future advertisement. e overpro :teflon, or-(if that word be die '''' practice, by which Y '',V,,, was staying at Cambridge House, arrived at Kensington, for:ei e ... • enl' M ERINOS, LASTINGS,e-atin, Quilting, Todane , z ._ . . ;,_ - ialti • • J. R.. in conclusion, begs to observe that his Stock .e. 730 Evening e,"! Lim purpose of ascertaining the Duke of Sussex's condition ? It agreeable to political economists of at • • ‘: es. Against this practice Mr. Proctor, as arn . BROADCLOTHS. &e. ' 'S S VEL- 4 . : . Stopping as on other days. e eee ADMISSION REDUCED TO THE WA VORK cer am oider)- ~ Coon* • d other VESTIN •"'SKINS• CORP, a, Rie e_ e e, throughout is very extensive, combining every Article con- ee, Le-and shortly afterwards the Duke of Canabrid 1 f '''''• h • ge e t the palace e• t e ~ ,er of the Watch Co ' aat a late . EXHIBITION. .., production of goods for which no mark m motee, proteste - lent's, an CANTOONS, M 0 le b . e TAILORS ', p et e•• fleeted with the Trade, both in Plain Goods of the cheapes e: N.8.-Fer the alteration in the Branch Lines, to 'Wigan, ee ..,• Ind walked across the green to the residence of the Princess t . et, or proe• ei d be en • TVIL L lA2IISON-S Q The R , meeting, and instanced a case which ha description 0 F ones, the " . '" v " - .e... and most approved makes, as well as Fancy Goods of th ''• Preston, Fleetwood, Blackpool, Lancaster, Bolton, and St. ee ee' Sophia, for the purpose of communicating to her Ro ell eitpect of a market, exists, by which such disoreanisatior :-; - a tO VETEENS, and every • pLAIN ' 6 4... ... eare marked in - - richest and most costly fabrics. ee Helen's, enquire at the Liverpool and 'Manchester Raieway t e ADJOINING THE. YORK HoTEL, TARLT . -s•rnerer. , °i- Highness and the Duchess of Gloucester who ha I ci t• •1 s b -,••• ,roinilit lief 1 MINGS. All Goods ent made- e e n Wearer :, , e 141 and 143, St. James's-street, Liverpool, ~,.'• . offices. / '4 WORKING PEOPLE ONLY THREE- ENCE EACH e ee , ' there during that night, the hopeless state of their ill ' u • s t ta • Ye • e e . la • een, if not produced, at all events aggravated et, , ore toe committee, in which it app _ e • d no abatem ek to please e 7.A., y MAJOR, Artist, begs most respe fully to acquaint- nous ; a dut had beeo Cash Prices, an 12 April, 1843. '- R 'ltray Office, Liverpool, 15th April, 1843. l': brother. 11' R • 1 ll' . e - In addition to this, we have ee • dm that the selection of officers for this y f Quality, " we se ..i • - • e , a , is oya ighuess returned to the palace about - ..,en the working of th: e. c,e.e • the Inhabitants of Liverpool and i ecinity, that it bee ; ;es d ca n- In point o e, , - PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. / e. seven o'clock. -. m .ir • • es system attended with ruin to hundreds f d ' j operly made by, as he concluded, the hes let time decide." rflucors to a , dd that AN OOLLEN GOODS • e. been intimated to him, that a certain p ion of Persons ar, ~.• le o upes ' en WLS SILKS CACHMFRES e.c ,• 4 4 e T the ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY, held in Sea' , . . : Soon before seven o'clock Mr Copeland returned to the . :table, Mr. Whitt f • d not been be It is almost supe yAc _ vazD • b 20 per cent.•fe SPRING SHA ~ , , , - .e •, ~,, A_ _ . ‘ ~ 0 anxious to view his EXHIBITION, but the pressure of the e. alace and before eight o' 1 k • • P , oc messen el s from her Ma- ee, 'shareholders ; to the z ''. nost defenceless of individuals y, or the practice ha NEWLY-MANE T dition, better y . d lost •• No. 62, OLDIIALL-S7"REE7'. '4. NICHOLAS' CHURCH, on EASTER TUESDA•Y, the loth e i . . . . . f . ,t times prevents them. Under this consideration he is deter. '. j in doiag sty and Prince Albert, c am Duches g of Ken a e :''''AV . ' lirected bth • nd Con h of time, an • , . e e - f A . 1 1843 s . s t, en.. Le," y e Watch Committee, at all. , e e etnined that the industrious part of society shall be gratifiec A e could at this moment point to at least fifty re. •• are / ss regards Quality a in stock a lengt eof selectmen: TOHN BRISCOE begs to announce his return frouree e pri , ,_ r THAN BROOKS, one of the Rectors, in - l're S 1• M• ed• 1 d d• ' ,;,_ encess op na ati a ma roa e inquiries after his Royal rted to ha' 'et et the following REDUCED PRICES --LadiesendGentl ' espectabl • d ,:.* his, unfortunately, the expression, as repo hose that have been than t . the advantag h • rheref°re' evident. An rl where he has made very extensive purchases in 4 ; Ile Rev. JONA inspec-,., ce Loneon, , . . . - , in the Chair, • e er ...te - • • : • e• e.' Highness's state :le. • e tea esmen, in our own neighbourhood if no •• . like a their primitive finis ~.,.. _ ust b e very e Satin Tures, Dress Satins, Striped and Watered Silk, Du- •-• `e It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden BIRKATT, seconded by : e• A.:. men 6d. ; Working People, Servants, and Children, 3d. ,e, . . ' • e ,as tne mornin e advanced the number of persons assembled e. in our own town-h . 1 L' , .. ieen used by M 1 r. Procter, implied something alio' y iverpool has been spare( .. e 1 A been. from a NEW STOCK ne ••• capes, Gros de Naples, Ottomans, Moire Glace, Cachmeres, es ~ each. • he avenue a i - si e ; in t . nd n ken. n,ton-gardens, near the palace, . tion will oblige. LTS AND LEEDS EHOUSE, ee. Delaines, Tanguarines, Balzarines, Peented Muslins and e- Mr. WILLtAM Rusirroet, • ' Observe ! - Williamson-square, adjoining the York Hotel. : 'mucll of the curse which this s elarge against Mr. Whitt that the men Ala. That Mr. Raymond William Hough . tote and Mr. Wilkm- e . ,-, , continued to increase and before ten o'clock, the carriages ,•A';' ystem has brough .. Y eon' Wi OLLEN WAR " / SHAWLS, IN LONG AND SO.UARE, PAISLE ' Y, •.. ~. upen rroin eleven to four, aud from six to ten at night, ac- e, af numbers of th ' •• ' infairlu selected 1. h • • ocuring e.• son be appointed Churchwardens for the ensuing year. e nobility, cabinet ministers, &c.. had ai•V down upon other localities,-to , vit a view rather to pr -- ;ecompanied by a Band. tradesmen who wen • . a We . NEW W° HALLesTRE•E I • NORWICHee '''' It d a amendment by Mr. JOHN KILSHAW, r S was move as n ~, ready made calls at the palace. Shortly before eleven o'clock et e • -e • Gee OLD PROVE- e e le and French Manufacture. , previously men of substance, .. awns than to pro • th t Nunes. . curing em on jus g seconded by Mr. EPHRAIM KNAPPER, ,; PATRONISED BY THE RO VAL FAMILY ' e carriage with four horses, containing an equerry of heree and who liave bee! ' • ted I n t ! IM vEMENT ' • • , 2- Satin and Ottoman Cardinals and Scarfs, Parasols, Gloves, ~,' .. rePee T 1 IM PR° ' I ' , Ribbons, Neckerchief's, and almost every other Fashionable e: That Mr, George Riding lee . i. appointed Churchwarden, in „e .e, Majesty the Queen Dowager and the Rev. Mr. Woods, he r ee•driven to the Gazette, as th • 1 eir on y escape from endles, • ;we at length the objectio bl na e passage, as , H 1 t . :Y PRINCIPAL NOBILITT ) A T A GPNTRYOF GREAT , - Ma• ' • •- ' jesty s cha lai •• • v p n, alit ed from Bushy, and made inquiries ', h he ou r tc Y .. ~ em arr . . .he Mercury, ad d n a opted as the ground of t IMPROVEMEN • mENT I• ' r .". Article of Dress of superior quality and richness, such as to es' the place o . y .il ians . ong I en. . e. t Mr Ra mond W BRITAIN AND IRELAND.' 'ts to the state of his royal highness. „,,,, assment ; and when we consider th dd „.. e a alone . vhich hasl )• I- *-- --------- LisFl ENT, ... warrant him in saving they are scarcely excelled. e • The Amendment and original Motion having been succes- ... e t .. - T CAT ESTAB oo 72, ----'' J B respectfully invites attention to bis • em sively proposed from the Chair, the original Motiou was de- ~,, Q PRINGTHORPE'S splendid EX H I BITION of WAX. ,; About half-past eleven o'clock, it became too evident to the - ; . a thousands who have suffered ad " n made no sign '-• ate,y oeen raised upon the subject . e clared to be carried,upon which a Poll was demanded o n be. •e s , 10 WORK FIGURES, Grand COSMORAMIC VIEWS, ; ' nedical attendants that the royal sufferer's moments were 4 3• i 4 • na . opt t THE CIVE „,„ EET , LIVEnP. 'Tocie of every ‘,.!. • • GENERAL DRAPERY STOCK, e. - l e we cannot but arrive at the conclusion th t• • • A man named Cunizingha2n had laid 105 1 d 71), LORD - S`• - s i ve a nd Cl3o l * .: half of Mr. George Riding, by Mr. Kilshaw. •'..?: ROCK HARMONICON. &c., is NOV / . OPEN for In: *- :est hastening to a close, and information of the fact was el a it is time- ' 4 , a ,a_ e • ~_ ~ comprising Grass-bleached Irish Linens, Sheetings, Table'•': . i : AS now the most exten SS DRESS ; ' • • d Covers, Counterpanes, Quilts, Blankets, Bed-; It ' 0 Linens an :, __ was moved by Mr. Churchwarden HoueneoN, seconded ; e s speetion, at the LIVER THEATRE, CB eecu.STREBT, which :. mccordingly communicated to the Duke Of C b (.1 is splendidly fitted up for the purpose. arn ri ge, -. 'immediately hastened to the apartment, into which the mem- ?re ulated who ye ful, ume-that a system, so destruct' ive to the well- , 'ions and established them all ; another man , - 4 case H fresh material for ,s FIRST- CLA Le e by Mr. WILKINSON, . . , g prosperity of comnierc Dutton, had laid nine GENTLEMEN aeso, T XTURE S ' te ticks, &c. - e The following Lots will be found amazingly cheap :- -, e , That Mr. Thomas Muncaster, Mr. Edward Ford, Mr. e J. Spateicernoftee, Artist, respectfully announces to the ~ mers of the Duke of Sussex's establishment were shortly af- e • e, should be at once- .. . and on& established six. we re e' as one of its first e • 'omtn befor ?nen ... yARIO - TTS E e use an d e xpOrtation.e. -...: 3800 Fast-coloured Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs, full size, e Robert Jones, of Castle-street, and Mr. William Birkett, '' . 2, , Ladies Gentlemen, and the Public in general of Liverpool e - ,erwards summoned to witness the de mart r' s' • 1 ue of their royal , e ffoits-rendered, at the least, inno. • g e the Watch Committee, the two a FABRICS Or , both for hone . . ~ 2d. and 21(.1., worth 6d. or the ensui e ear. and its ' vicinit that he ha 1 t forward for the' •- - • • d . ' be appointed Overseers of the Poor f n e y ~ y, 8 a . eug h .ir inspec- e mud indulgent umaster, with whorn sonic of them had lived for ef b C cuous y a onservative admi • • • rust' anon. .:, ;ent out in plain cl 11 o tes, one as a carter the other as ~f the ;', 7 J It was moved as an Amendment by Mr. Uuctuteaue, se- ee eon an ENTIRE NEW COLLECTION of FIGURES, ~• eery many years. A few minutes before his r-I le 1 'e •. ()ye ig iness ee (pi • • • m Suitable for all Climates ______ s receiving, e •e' teblisbing i d . 2400 Printed Lama Neckerchiefs, 6(1. to 10Id. •- e ' •-• lailor. Cunn . 1 one -./ his ~..s- a dopte gives ,- i d e . conded by Mr. LATHAM, : , . , .,ls large as life, which, he feels no besitetion in asserting, heel; expired he held out one of his hands, but was unable to speak, ee , " us opinion, nonestly express d b e as y us it has e mg tain reported that he saw tronage t system - 1100 do. Velvet do. 3 5 .to um it. That Mr. Joshua Henshaw be appointed an Overseer, in s am e o n ly been the admiration of thousands, but is confident ge And at a quarter after twelve o'clock at noon time sufferin• ''''' ' i'c ho use ' g ,;',..oeen, may have appeared a hastil •- '•• licers, Ainsworth o t a iub i The increasing Pe roof that the s_ les of Gentle- e 238 India Silk Handkerchiefs, Is. 4ed. #:„. . .. . 3, forined ,g o the back door of I hut 4 . the place of Mr. Birkett. e „ as regards splendour of decoration, correctness, fidelity, and ... Prince passed from this world to a better, without asi el A' one. W( e• must - be a convincing p few artic, kmanship, ee 252 Bordered Indiana Shawls, 3s. 3d. to 3s. 6d. i •••: .: The Amendment and original Motion having been succes- e . character, are spperior to any in the United Kingdom. '',. m struggle, to the great grief of the members f ' f., Or el , may o the Royal e.; have been thought to entertai :._, ind heard him ask t b rink ; general satisfaction. the prices of eg a vi e s ', Ne ore ee 140 Paisley Filled Shawls, new Patterns, 16s. 10Id. toee . A ' , lv, , nan extreme preju- - o e admitted, and for d . ot tesively proposed from the Chair , the Amendment was ee- .; tmeany of the Figures are, by the aid of machinery, made tc ee Family and of his mourning housebold, as well as of the • "e • lice against these . * oint , . , .1' 't turned out that Dut this , " ~ ton was the man who saw i The following e, •ss eel' ar de of first-cla 0 0 235. 9d. . e. ee. eared to be carried, upon which a Poll was demanded on e represent the Characters moving and acting in a manner that ~.• iation at large. r e -stock institutions. Dut f 1 NV( .}: . ri • for w an , •n's Clothing, nee ... 3 0 • 1 318 Printed Dresees, Fast Colours, 2s. 6d. .., . • • ee behalf of Mr. William Birkett, bv Mr. R. W. Houghton. ~ eit is almost impos s ibl e t o di s ti ngu i s h them from REAL LIFE ! ~'i The Duchees of Inverness, who had sat u h 1 ' p wit us royal e e e . , e have not been fully justified in 1 • - 1 • ' ' suer preaueice uy to t :,, • . ...unitinghani • a d , n yet Cunningham was brought . 'it, warranted :- _,... er ........... 3 10 ,e • e 91 7-4 Damask Table Covers, 2s. 4ed. e e e, It was moved by Mr. JonN FORBES, seconded by Mr. ,;;;; J. S., at the. same time, deems it requisite to acquaint th( ;.:, Ugliness for the last three night s , was a l . 0 • se - 4 the h Dutton being Dress Coat. tener'e h siik ........ do. 3s. 3d. e present when hee„ various exposures which li b ave een made durine th: ''' ead constable to establish the case, h had ilne- wit ev years practical.; 80 8-4 do. ..e BIGHAM, • Public that, for some time past, various disgraceful Exhibi. ~. ,xpired. . es• ~ e last few , e: inly brought forward to • ' b call --e . Frock Coat, ---- and m a- f Cutting out ee. : *1 That Mr. William M'Gee, of Kirkdale, be appointed a ; d o ns h ave b een t rave lli ng. p„t en ding to be Figures of Dis• ee Immediately after his royal highness's demise a bull t• . years of monetary disaster; if 1 gtve evidence e ' nurpose o hes '''• l A SAVING OF TEN SIIIL e LINGS IN TWENTY. e , e in, t:' tle I\ ortheri •• , e,-. ll." ,j 4 and Cent I e!. 'aid nine itif ' t• r' 1 hein a e e°l ease. and Breee • ;et te , Select Vestryman for the ensuing year. ee tinguished Individuals, neither like them in persminor cos- ee mnouncing his royal highness's demi s e w• '' , issued, an A ra exposure, the Bank of Manchester oroza ions and failed jo ma is 1 ~ V:, T. HAGUE .AND CO. :'`l•lt was moved as an Amendment by Mr. WILKINSON, Se- :,:i . turne-in fact a libel on the human figure. Having been an * e eopies theeeof were instantly forwarded t' as o Buckingliani Pa- ee expo- e w cuts' •v .Xi 1 ° u •1.: BRITISEI AND AMERICAN CLOTHING HALL, 'et conded by Mr. HENSIIww, . 4 ' Artist of some ears' st ndin he ie desirous ~ , y ag, • to redeem the ,e! lace, and the residences of the other members of the Ito el .4 ' , sure and others of l'k a 1 e character, have not d '' emon - • , ell, what was the enormity of thelelisrepr es the Ges'"°' .i . the el •Vo. 51, S7'. JAMES-STREET, 4- -.. That Mr. Samuel Rawland, of Elliott-street, be appointed ee ch arac t er o f w ee :w er e , b y producing to the Public an Exhi• • • Family ; also to the Cabinet Ministers a d Offi •: ' Y. ' 'et- •tr tdh • I On bY h n ce's of State ;p e e .. ion contained in tide naseacre and seized 11 r ee a e t ein ierent rottenness and danger of such in. ••• s a .. ' P ... t e. bition worthy qf their patronage,mot fearing - competition or ,e and intelligence of the lame tl meres_te , , CORNER OF NELSON-STB..EET, ' l / 4 ', ju the place of Mr. William el`Gee. . nted event was soon fifterweirdel‘ t't ' .e. Whie-Radic•l • fas colour Kersey yaucaloonsr 0 .. to 1 6 0 , .. , IDS• , i ,t . - e l s for ve to inform the Public, that they have corn- e Th A dment and original Mutton having been succes- •': comparison with any similar Exhibition in the Kingdo e men . - en - warded froneWhe H fr by Si otne-o tee r James Graham, Bart.:4s 1 utions; the case of the Commercial Bank, as laic :',•• ls a press, - famishing for the want 0 . A • tv ' 'll F • ' e• • , tn. ... , ' , qu i , tncy materi , r i e, from • ... .. e . la EG lea . tit f READY •.•- :, sively proposed from the Chair, the Arnend(»ent was de- e , Open from Lleven tm our. and from eix till len in the' ,: M. 1., her Ata 12 . .., ntial rievanc , me a' , iumest approyea s e______ . nd London, is I :, J.-P menced selling a very large qnan y o -, • M.ijeety's Principal Secretary of State for the •ei hare by the evidence in h t e cause " Taylor v. Ashtor. ''' e to erowl over,-with all ti •.• Paris a . d Styles and . MADE CLOTHING at leee than half the usual price, - ~, ed t b a•• d on vvhich a Poll waa demanded on .-: Evening. keiar o ec me ~ up _ . .. Houle Departmela, to the Lord Mayor oe the city of, Lon- ...• an d ether' s " • d 1 ' • ' ' Id d " • keents in , e ei e ndi S tins 'ee • ' ..• behalf of Mr. MrDee, by Mr. rorhee. e . The Exhibit eine s atteeded ) nANI le e eeefem ilea ....,........ o. e.e,e.c, pc.- . .1013. o °oily a which . w.. po.4ed .4, 4he Man.:4,1_1. m ,, 1 1 ' , trie at our late aeeizes. will surely aff • tv uch a legion of Union Workhouse cats wou 0 . - having . "et rich ana k: e Plashes, a , e an•ionest which are • 4 'bi auss - r.ach' • I Wats.. ~,, WT...1,i r , • Prti et .-, .. ..t.- woe ._ velve.e, Thibets, &c., le, te ae F,„l,;,, na bi t • valeuoa,.Cinhmere, see Toilitiet Waist- eT• --..., ...mg...3 L i 3i• • 'PAP , +".". 1 -' "I , " " V P eeeonueu by • e toraung 1 . • ionab-e ---- and Mueic erom the • , il ' ' -..uutee aloe te e d em i se a le, , eva ee,..e_see .....Leaent confirm:et: mu ee e - • c"' 'dee in ' • 1 ,,, ,,, -.wee( Operas, a la itheearir. ... i, ~„,,i to satisiv the intu ..,. , . en ettac A upon a butcheres tray ? Mr. . , stant receipt or tue d and Pi a .'" . patterns , Mr. W 1,1-TAM Unsteroel. wee, the Dueheee ot Cambridg,e, acceemanied h e th e p - ' rine- , , '..1. , • • , 01 111 1 0 eings, of Figure _ s , D asel "e`r it "r, gi r iC te. ;meon and Prue ran Vetv e et, •. . e ,`• ...,e lc . ‘1,.. ere, , c•-- . • Teat Mr. Rich ar d Bright be appointed a Select Vestry- e.' Admission-Ladies and Gentlemen, One Shilling; Ser. e' eugmta, arrived :it Ke ee i eg t on Nie ce ' i, e 1 ,, nee ., '" •' , sangnome admirer:, of the system II • - e. was speak nig, he it rei 1 , - o. taeir correctnees •,- ' nein mered, 0I it ease oe t ' ~,e s cs, Marcellas, Cashmere , ~, • coats, ss. 10d„ the most of which are f the very best qua- ' e' man for the ensuing year. ee, vents and Childree, H a itep r i c e. Season Tickets, not tren e . e ' aid, ( n being Wormed that tl Dk 4 ' • 11 - a •!' m -; *----" 'le‘ L _ le ue of Sussex Avas no more •-• et us briefly glance at the 1 .: Jefore the Watch Co • a rty -..t;” ''-' t F0n 313 ---' lity. and worth 14s. e. It was moved as an Amendment by Mr. T oom p seae , 88 _ •- : •t- en . n bi e, 4s. D eecr i ptive catalogues to be had, price 6d. e . ,, heir royal highnesees immediately drove to the P • ' ''' ects as they were brought, ' nimillec, alid there were v . or i ll " ' Best Black Wroneb !....:_____--A._y I JN., -•'• 200 Pairs, quite new Pattern, lei y Woollen Trousers, e el' lied em. eophia, and joined her •.1I • I rincess ee before the jur ' • 1 ° .;', .acts in ins statemer twl • meLIT- Ft ._ os . e conded by Mr. THOMAS MAYNARD, ~. . Just Pu ib . ioya lig mess and the Duchess of tee y, respecting time iormation and th . c ma- Le': 1 itch were either correct so NAVAL AND 1 test regulatlysis lED ee: lv 4s 10d per Pair. supPL , .on . .. . e'-' That Mr. John Whitby be appointed in the place of Mr. * ;;.: fAH TOUCH FOR ME THY lIA AGAIN. e z ,• Gloceeter. ee nagement of this concern. e. •;.„.;,, correct. l'here was the fac • ' • h ' 6 Wee to the,„ib cAPTA I e z. , 200 Pa•rs of 'Fashionable Dark ncy Trousers at'4s 6d. -0. - , • • eee nichard Bright. ..:' l l--1 Ballad, composed by GEORGE it. Ttio SON. ,:„ About a quart • • , . cr past one o'clock, his Royal Highness tie Th C ee tof Cunning arn . ? ied • MERCHANTS lei A ov,T , se . NoTI ee. sold in other shops at Bs. , e The Amendment and original Motion having been succes- e,,,, DER AI3ENDFALTER WALZER, fo the Piano-forte. 'e Prince Albert arrived at the residence fth P ' ' '' - ' l e o e rincess Sop/neer, e ommercial Bank wa • • d • s originate in the yea) 0: •e, n establishing his I • 05 Information.. Is • that den . SII' ON THE 914 :. Purchasers of Boys' stout Clothing are strongly recom- e • , ' ORE LICHTENDER ',!. from Buckingham P 1 ‘ e , 1834, and was e • stabh -- ~ cw. T, e Chair the ori inal Motion was de- ee ve y proposed from th , g w neon . kt.Consposed by it miec, on a visit of condolence fr I ' om ler ~,,,e; - one of the projectio • f 1\ e . It is admitted. Ther • D 11 the nim • • . ,', Majesty to her ro •al rl.t' • • • ns o a Ir. Josepl ~•' eis Litton's faeure in e is cIVE I RpoOL• pection to the .ollowing tot or e f mended to give an early ins • r • e • el 1 I d t b • d uon which a Poll was demanded on ~ .e..: The above may be had at a _ _p i a .Music Shop s in , y e a vice, and, after a short visit, his ee Macardy of Ma h f The re - e .ng the whole of his case Observe the „ 7 , Lef7E :w --- . e 1200 Boys' Moleskin Jackets, Waistcoats, and Trousers, .::;: F e a . r a e 1 f 0 0 e r carrie , p fM . Whitby, by Mr. Thompson. • e Liverpool, Manchester, and Dublin, a c from Mr. Tirol!. . - rortl hi I •• • • .. g eiess i eturned to Buckingham Palace. The Duchess ' - e. , . nc ester, a gentleman sornewhei .e , s. Admitted also • • d Adim ile ST-RE ' . 'which will be offered at prices as under :- . D h , d ,4( famous for his abilities • • 72, LORD JONA. BROOKS, Chairman. .eesoN, Piofessor of Mueic, 47, Bedford -street North. Cambridge left the Princess Sophia's, for Kew I • saorti t „e- in this line. The sch _,,, their transformation into carter and sailor. "- BLIC• , feet tbat it •• Waistcoat , ..e..._______._ e. After tAvo o'clock ; tun', about four o'clock, the Duke l of Cam-4 . ern( e e e eel' „was that the ca ital 1 1 .oo ! T . . s p 6.1011 id consist of 100 1 ' here are the facts. f C h having THE PU 1 ' we - u• - TO a l Cireu ler , o f the Mum, - Trousers which are lined ' ; NOTICE is THEREFORE GIVEN, that the several ' 3 MR. AND MRS. CROWFJS . bridge quitted Kensington Palace for the * lame place, after tle • ,000 s tare: e- o unning am . A for ". Annu e m ass - upOorted DY'e through - . ' havin a• • • gpid a visit to the Queen. , ;of £5 each, all paid up, fi cl • , ..e lie policema A . irst to select oia l'berallY s Jackets ' POLLS above-mentioned will be taken at the SessioNs- ~ MUSIC ACADEMY AND SINGING SCHOOL, '. Th . . ve 'rectors, with .Macardy. ''' n insworth ask for admittance, ae" . 4 he wrong in ns. been 9 ° -1 .1 HOUSE, Chapel-street, on THURSDAY next, the 20th instant, le ON WILIIEM'S METHOD, 4?..; MOUNT- e royal corpse was laid out in the afternoon in tl '?' for • hon • me same.,, ming a provisional committee, with e drink, at the door of th h hi D " IV '. .., haFing eeemen t was e y , T. HAGUE and Co. have also to offer, at very low prices, • T ' 1 k • h r •1 :-' PLEASANT. , ,: room in which his royal highness died. The featur e ouse, w.a.st utton • .at en oc oc in t e orenoon. es and e. , powers to allo: e iso eneV.7 confi- --- every other description of Ready-made Clothing. . countenance a short time after the decease resumed their ac- ''s the shares and to control the o • e; in the house d - l' ts a 4;•st SOHght ~ w lOW M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. . , CLASS for LADIES will be coin enced as above, on': :.'Y peratio ,an supp led with liquor. These fac , ns of the concerr. „li ' , ; , tv 0 1 ..be sere kl e ••l e in everY a N.8.-A euit.of Fashionable Clothes, complete, for 365., ::"'. Liverpool, 18th A ' pre!, 1843. ~. ~,,A MONDAY EVENING next, e Ist of May, under ~ • customed form and expression "4 for three years. The first ste f • , e: are admitted, for we have • M I'V'''-' ertic t '''• including Supetfine Cloth Coat, of any golour. ~ sore' we coo- ' Scarcely a quarter of in h • h i our .ad elapsed after the tnelan- :ei •,• p o this self-appointed ' it stated by r. as a now nece - Ars t cos ,_ . : d and, •' - 1 . the superintendence of Mr. CROWE, ud conducted by hirn..."' - • chol tb .1 h • y even , e ore t e information had reched all over the :!et. provisional committee was to allot t , the Police -court, tl eta .nce 01 4 1 3 e atta me , . , . i r' .. PARISH OE LIVERPOOL. ;-: self and Assistants. o themselves, it e. Lat " Cunninghani's evidenc of could i t , t s y s tern of cor- , pERSONS afflicted with SCROFULA, GLANDULAR e SAT the ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY, held b ad- ,e' nce, 108. per Quarter • Juveniles under . Terms, paid . in adva , ~ ~ town and neighbourhood of Kensington, and within ten Ini-,.„: addition t tl • o lea quota of 200 ~e, merely subordinate" and " corroborative of a Po rtiqn f ecure tua , e i ne in any e s: DISEASES, CANCEROUS? TUMOURS of the e' • journment in the Ss Cha el str t Y , the ''' ssioNs-Housz, p - ee „Twelve, 7s. 6cl mites afterwards there was hardly a shop or private ho • e‘" shares each, 1500 shares e *ttle e ' that had not put up or partially closed the shutters. e e l e ie e e e each, and to M e Dutton's." Th f ati .. .,,,y tO S .„ wive no ,, ~e i .h ie ex • h vet" ma" "- ----- 7 . BREAST and other Parts, WH E SWELLING, and ,` 20th April, 1843, 1 I ,e,. acardy 2000, on what was termed a e us ar, then, there was not hic- e l to te hial authorities also dire be port, w boldene tasa s a legi- ' ther Enlargements of the Join , GOUT, RHEUMA- Mr JOHN WILKINSON, in the Chair, 'et. NOTICE TO CAPTAINS AND MERCHANTS. ' paroc . cted the royal standard, on the ee cash credit ; the o • - t every reepondence a we were ene iy re f er _o rt We ' ° SCIATICA, and DISE ES of the HIP JOINT, 'i . - . CERTAIN CURE FOR ,-, church summit, to be hoisted half-staff hi im and tl • •e % peration of which arrangeme '4error ; but on the next th • • let ita, i , nt was. ere is a wide differenc e aarket unk " Wn t° us ' confident . g su ppo - bnsi- • TISM, e The Poll on the questions upon which a Pell was de- we s th e MITTEN • should remain in that state until after his r g ' a ' •, 0 tnat tnese entletnen - tween b result we now d increasin. o f our - . _' CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS PHILITICAL SYMP- 's , . e. , mended was comnaenced this Morning, at Teo/o'clock, and e YELLOW, TYPUS, INTER T, ND REMIT- ~. oy 1 highness s .. g would pay three per cent. interesi -. 4; - • the authorities. Mr. Procter says it we a f I Th 1 •Ib II rte periment ; t e jarged an -fi ea tionS . in this et TENT FEVERS. .., unere . e c mica e..s were also tolled at intervals until e e upon the ca ital re es tormer th " e 0 timate ground for an en arious ranet t con 4exwn li • Toms, &c., may be effectually red by applying to M. D., , ~,, „closed this Afternoon, at Four o'clock, when the numbers :..•;. resente p p dby their 1500 shares, and ' , e merely subordinate" witness who r P have been enabled, bsr the v _ he m e ges he Metropo s. ee , er 22, Prescott-street, London-road. • et were as follow :- '''• erHOMAS T. RADCLIFFE begs to . , ' the evening, and during the remainder of the afternoon a de- •e• quaint Captains, ~ „. , i he tie receive for by far ' out of t than ever ,„, G t itous Advice to the Poor from Ten to Twelve daily. e ra u Persons. Votes. lee! „1. 'Merchants, Seamen, and all perso going to Africa, . ,ree to, g own overshadowed time feelings of the inhabitants, et. the 7or 8 per cent. which might be . _ ...., he case; and Mr P ness, to secure alreedY „„ w here w m ore , .3 r a uu,y, e who, by the Mike of Sussex's death, have lost a most fi • eedivid d t paid as e• • rocter was strictly correct; , ~.. county, and, we may saYe eel_ w ill be nl, A re duce , e _ References given to most inveterate cases that have been •e, ror Mr. Houghton, as Churchwarden, ' 218 815 ':':. N ew Orleans, the Gulf of Mexico, Wes ndies, East Indies, ~.. nd devoted friend and su m im ~e en ou of the profits, or Id tth • :espoke be it still b • ing Dv orne in mind, of a case occurr of TEA, onr principal articiheis uun ntrY- to he . 4. . e advantages o re cured, if required. .. Mr. Riding . I nd • t' . i porter of all the local charitiese,, la ey might choos, -''.." • ..- t , ore the NN atch C • hook " the favourite beverage in t.„ _ cid to th dvices from t b : .. .4 ~, •''' 1 h d ngerous Diseases, that jie has been appointed , .i, tme a ove a ;,, m ins itutions. .. to cal ~, 1 profits. The bank, thus established '-'•- •e • , commenced e• , onamitte, and on the report „ rii , we have reason to predict, se!",, e , an d our . a e " b taken in t e e. NT R. CO CK L E'S ANTIB 1 L I 0 U PI LLS et For Mr. Birkett, as overseer 1 . 236 7 11 e Sole Auent for Liverpool and the environs for the Sale of Dr ' .I. •': astamma kaisnausialsougazionialm,acc...„.,,„.,,„___ Id' e business at the close of 1834; numerous bran hes •''•.' ee Anat cornmitte * 'n ii n eistobe fo I i L• Cantu w un( tle eritry, • erived from an ~ o pee tracie , e _ eine wie. t ~i, v en I, con- , . PkTRONISED BY THE :'fr! Mr. Henshaw e r 403 105 e ee WARBURG'S justly fatned VEGETABLE FEVER e.' . ' 44135 " ----- ---weeeeesseei.eweats e.'• .., ee we e • • ~..., r established, with the us 1 • . c - Ili report A' ~ . ~, , e• side convince us that roorannpu rageen eu m t - n regularly e e• D ke of Grafton •Bishop of Ely ' —e:••• DROPS, w hi c h h ave no t been known to fail in performing ..; A member of the Church of Rome 'hay' f 'll 14, ua expensive stafl of ma. •e• - s insworthfor drinking in ri public-house. nea io e eve , . u : 1e orma y re eta - in proportion to ehe !, _ this i n for India, e a " , Duke of Manchester . • 'Bishop of GI cester .„ , eFor Mr. Rawland, as Select Vestryman 214 691. e a decided cure in every instance where they have been ad.. -: flounced that persuasion, publicly recei;ed t ing see nagers, clerks, &c •dfh • h 1 ~ an ort wit aunched b - 1:•! Here, then, • I Pro , oldly intc e: WcIS t me ground upon which Mr. re. ,We are gluidec. l u n Y d ' ma il from just so as to , ' Duke of Bedford Bishop of C chester ••• Alr. M`Gee .207 498 11 ' , • • ;e i ministered. e . he holy commuie ,:r mon on Easter-morning at St. John's Church, Clerk 1 e enwe 1. e a heavy busin • . rted ess-forming a connexion, B,:c b' ee proceeded to rerna k T reP° - tted to us by each overta and purchases adde • a to long ''., : Duke of Argyll. Bishop of orcester ei — —ee Testimonials of the highest cbaracter have been received o le ... , RAINTREE C T • - ,4 . ~ w ich i.L ee r • lie successful-informer hat hi s • regulate our jail:mete. d resources, in s ecuralg.fe he Duke of Beaufort Bishop of ereford eeFor Mr. Whitby, as Select Vestryman 2-10 644 '.4, from James Gibson, M.D., Assistant-Surgeon of the 25th . 7.11.1 s be . _, tit Roe:Beery: Cese.-The Court of Arches eel' with your mere private b• k •,e Ainswortl • an er a work of time, and r •-` 1, and it was but natural to infer te- Aturleresults. Unlimite . I t'es a id us • ntage ---•• ' - f Rutland Duke o Bishop ot. Asaph • ''•,:, Mr. Bright 245 673,eec Regiment, (see below); - watt, M.D., Physician in De• .:,' t' ' • en ti l i nf nmed that it is , ititended to move for a prollibi-et m e •• e- ~e, . 'tit • • -election of eina -1 l eld in ad" ucb e ~ ion, in . e Court of Queen s Bench, in the cause known age ' 'ling every possible circu ~,superi •' • • to do WI in erse e eas In , lb h nke of Mar oroue Bishop of Bangor '.. The POLL will be resumed TO-MORROW, (FridaY, merara ; Sir Andrew Halliday, M.D., F.R.S.E., Deput inspection and care, b • •" or tact in such t .h e stir? . .. 0 s eal' . „ 1 1... 1 / 4 ...A1 , '',? Y• e the Braintree church-rate case. eine - e..• • mat ers had something etre • •-et is L I h" r se/Pk' • , Duke ot Bucc euc Bishop of Llandaff ••• the 21st, at Ten o'clock, in the Simmers-HOUSE. IS Inspector-General of Army Hospitals to the Right Hon. .e, , e , •,,,e, to such men the achievement of an hour ! W ,e, his selection f h r con' or t e task. Somebody, 'Mr. Proete ~.. ' -- to ou e ought et, M. D. LOWNDEe, vestry.clerk. ete Secretary of War ; - Salgues, M.D., Professor.of Clinical e' lIIE t.LERGY AND THF. TITHE MILLION.—The ClaiM Of Y:I0 IV' ; )117 - ' Duke of Devonshire Bishop of Calcutta e . ee state howe r ver, that, wherever brand , .cluded, had tl • ial P and . 0 4 Rt. Hon. J. Ae l Alurray, Lord - ee Liverpool, Seth April, 1843. ei'e Medicine at the University of Dijon ; - Maas, M.D. -ee he clergy to the 1100,000 lent in 1836 out of the balance ofee ' les were esta.qt• ie regulation of these inquisitor ot; can cc cen ser- Advocate of Scotland et ; -- 1 Hergersberg, M.D., Physicians at Cologne; Gaetani Bey, "he Tithe Million to the Board of Works, is to come imine- le blished, local directors we 1 re a so appointed, and fa.4' e.ceedings ; the W had n etch Committee, he knew, • e the e e rices Rt. Hon. R. C. Fergusson„ee PARISH' OF LIVERPOOL. i'l:k M.D., Physician to the Paella of Egypt ; - Newton, M.D. ,: ‘e„, diately before pariiament. The sum would have been grantedEeoured t h taintY o t e amount of 600 or 800 sha •e, and tv/to was the amp th• M.P. Judge Advocate Ge- ee At the ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY, held by ad- e :; New York ; Frederick Chalmers, Captain Madras Army, i e . , fo the clergy in 1838, with the .4260,000, only it was then eee t res each, with :` , l• party who might with greater cer e llotrne " ? None , „. .-;;," be presumed to r 1 : Stock, neral al journment in, the Sessions' House, Chapel-street, the 21st .:.•.• and late Superintendent of a division in Mysore ; and -'se outstanding. Sir Robert Peel, our readers may recolleceiee''' nts on cash credit" in a similar way to those ire • • egu ate them, than Mr. Whitty • e issue thii Hon. Sir Edward Cust,K.C.FI fi' day of April, 1843, .„,., ieeßrulet, M.D., Physician in Dijon. .e., preseed frequently and urgently for its issue to the clergy i - d •' he diem • . ntogrante to Macardy and the other locertainly ; and • , eon er ports, Hon. Colonel Anson, M.P. el Mr. JOHN WILKINSON i n the Chair, e e . .: These testimonials, extracted from official reports, will be et s . mons on the Tithe Regent -charge Bill of 1838, but e• • • e , 1 nstuution. Well, in Feb • concoctors of th( :''••• ~••=-• at all ii ' • in mentioning that gentleman s lie -••,. , _ „ the Agent. e the government could do nothing, as the money had not beet • ruaiy, 183 6, when I-4 , i connexi • re, --- .1, our pun Hon. Fox Maule, M.P. 1 / 4 .‘..trie roil was resumed this morning at Ten, cud closed at ie eratuitously supplied by ..., t le 4. on with the case he did no trio er than the Admiral Sir D. Gould, G.C.B ' eFour when the nurnbers were as follow .--et e ~ , • , e' In consequence of the great demaud for exportation, it is , er, ''• A A 1 • .1 ;, repae . aige portion of it is now, however, in the treal bank might be considered t 1 I took no , o lave just got more for granted as to h • •biliter, than nefit is now Sir Henry Wheatley, G.C.H.eI THIS DAY's POLL. iiktoSe POLL• '''; requested that all parties requiring a greater quantity than ,e• sury, the balance can be easily raieed, and Sir Robert Peel ee! ' te e t 1 upon ee . • is rerponsi done' souchang.fle Sir J. Macdonald, K.C.B.e .e e Persons. Votes. Persists . . Votes. ...;half a gross, will give three clear (lays' notice, to prevent ::' can carry out his wishes of 1838. The X 260,000 only ielded .I, t l a egs, the first yearly general meeting was called; aee ,e, ninety-nine men out of a hundred would have d men hitherto Adj. General ee, Mr. Houghton.... 228 511 506 e ee e 356 "e „„ e . ,disappointment. • e a dividend in the tithe arrears of se 1• • ' Y .. ven s millings in the pound; .0 flourishing report of progress a d n profits made, d '''' '4 If such, bow • ty l' a an a ...: ever was not the case,-if Mr. Whit said, we can ISir Thomas Dyer, Bart. 7r, Mr. Riding 344 64 I 614 Nl:i'm ' , t' Price, per phial,•9s., or ;£5 Ss., per dozen, nett. e.. , ••• although Lord Melbourne asserted tl t ma the clergy woul(A. divide d d 1 , a ffairs ~.k way tO .tho Pi 'Sir Francis Burdett, Barteet -- -- '• N.8.-Each bottle contains two doses, one of which has ;*'," receive fifteen shillings per pound at least.-Dublin paper. - ,,t'li nec ared of 8 per cent ! ',.. no concern in dir • ecung the mode in which sucn more. We have n M. P. ee mr. Birkett -almost in every ca se been found sufficient, but the patient . -,. THE FACTORY BlLL.—This bill, as at reset tw d d i . Or . e, ea Now what was the state of ff • t :.'; ,• tre cond ; „ e an a WO per smut. redue.. Sir Gerard Noel, Bart., M.P. et Mr. Henshaw wool, hair, silk, flax ' ex- %/-'' Wh ee at were the profits out of Mi . a airs at that peliod ? - c . ucted, as would see f h' d 'l• rat ' -- ' m rom is ee a adet . s terme may beyroved- Sir Robert Grant, Bart. ee -- , complete the cure. : tow, hemp, or jute " are manufactured, " either se aratel • •e ''' ich this hands ' Orlle :, e., explanation of that fact could easily have been In at 7s. and 6. --- • Sir Henry Blake, Burt. .e Mr. Rawland 235 503 476 1195 ee T. T. 'RADCLIFFE cannot too strongly recommend a tria : mixed together ; " end Sir J. Graham haa •e. ' y 'nee, dividend was made ?Wh promised us that - ywe have it admitted b :•:e. turd the imputati • afte r Sir Samuel Fludyer Bart. •,?2,• Mr. M'Gee 371 551 478 1049 e; of this invaluable Medicine to all persons suffering from ee another bill shall ehortly be introduced f or tbe protection of A Mr. Bower, one of the f M 3' ':-., on conveyed (if any can remain , A the d • , _ won! . our 1 anchester di ee- enial by Mr. P Sir Robert Buxton, ' Bart. ee, —.— . 'attack of Fevers. '1 e.: children and young persons employed in lace factories and ‘• rectors pre. - rocter of the damagins ;Sir John Forbes, Bart. •e s Mr. Whitby.. 220 . 439 4eo 1083 •e• Time annexed Certificate is one amongst many that pro e' in printing offi Ti v , ces. me second clause in it interprets the kviously mentioned, that the divide • nd in 1836 • ''. because,") c Id Ide s was paid A. ou have been placed upon the shou , .. 'Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart. le s Mr. Bright Bl7 687 562 1360 • the effic icy of this Medicine :- ..4 , .. s . word " child," as " a child under 13 years of age "ald th :Ai out of th • t . 1 , I e cap: a . n other words, tl \I t ana tion ;Sir Philip B.V. Broke, K•C.B tk ,'1 , 5-orn the Certificate of Dr. James Gibson, Assistant- Sur- ::: words " young person," as a " female mr•or ftl ' 1 ee* me . anchester • ''' ' ' f the proper party. y , • of exPi ;Sir John Tyrrell, lean. e: At the close of the Poll, it was announced by Mr. Hough- :•. yeon.af .the 25th .Reyiment,.(nainfif Ihel7th Lancers.) e'years, and under the aee of 21 • 1 ,, sI 0 . me . age of 13 ~,.'7 directors, with the ro • t 11 h „ . yeals. It hkewise state., -• . p jec or, 1 acardy, and the local '4/ le, , e ould have set the I 1 ' • it e minutes gr. b d • le ISir Henry Smyth, Beer, M.le. t e ton (het Mr. ir e resigne . .13' ktt - - -d • - * -', - I d h b • e •tif and attest that wel th • ' d'th t e o ere y, ei y ,i 1 e sanction an ,- a any person w o shall work in any factory, whether ter "•••• directors, allottettto themsel-ves, o .., wio e affair at rest; enae 8 0 e Proct , becans iSir Matthew Wood,Bart,M.P ee Mr. Ilenshaw was- thereupon duly elected an Overseer of ee under the Direction of the Deputy-Inspector-General o ee l wages or not, or as a learner or otherwise shall b d d '''' e eeme to ut of tbe capital of • ' or to explai th n at the obnoxious word , •he 'Sir John de Beauvoir, Bart. elthe Poor. ee Hospitals at this head quarters, I adniinistered the Fever ei• be employed thereitt-within the meanine 'f tI , o le act. The Bth ee ee the bank, 5 per cent. (the difference between 3 and 8 ee' f• had not been used by hinv a d 1 • h P ° -(e n t tat e s -- I of t Id !Sir Thomas B. Mash iel The Poll on the other questions will be resumed TO-3 , 10R- '..:.: Drops as - discovered antleprepareny Dr. Charles Vs'arburg, 'e clause provides, that "no young person shall be employed • ~,,,,, per cent) upon•their sham capital. Bt h :erre • -oti . .. Torrineton ISir Thos.Wilde,M.P.Sol.Gen," ROW the 22d, at the Seasions' House, at"Teh &clock. e; And agreeably to his instructions/to upwards of fifty soldiers '.in a factory in any one (lay more than 12 hours "-the o e -':' ell b 1 • • it t e operation 't . ,„ port against Ainsuiorth ; whilst that gen e ti man ' s e „, e ple, :, vi sc ount chesois - - ISir Frederick Pollock. M.P. le; . M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. •;:, of the 25th Regiment, while in the Regimental Hospital at .:eatives themeelves vvish to alter•the provision to' 10 hour P s r• ,e , , .vAi e p enter if stated in figures ; thus- . e . have lear ttl ite " 1 • n tat oer. .;nitty, and some other ee• - • n recommended. , ee ~. visceu nt A i _ f d - J. Wildman, Esq., Chilham.‘ 21st April, 1813. • se Eve Leary, labouring under severe attacks of intermittent ~e" or, after the expiration of 12 hours from the time when :e. Bower held on " h • ain st unt A or cas credit" 1500 shares. e:understood hi This forms _ 1 . 1 ,1 e e vi s e° del Castle e, , , :, fever. :e, any child or young person in the factory first begins to work ••••,' Tliomas Ashton 'ditto ,1,, mto allude to an information l i g 1500 do. 'l' . Airs. Dieon, th hi' h 0 'al greater part ot ti . a " consumption 1 this country. in.l Lord Lord Arun ' Lor Hill d Plunket .1- Lord Alyrra.y Colonel Tynte, M•P• '' PARISH OF'LIVERPOOL. : • That in the greater number of cases, the paroxysm did not ~. in the morning, over and above the times allowed for me l'"e' Colonel Stbthorp, M.P. e.. At th e ANNUAL GENERAL erEenty, h e ld by adjourn- ,-,„ • return after the first dose had been given ; but in others 'times, save in the cases bereinafter excepted," Th a e ''••• Col.Delap,Stoke Park, Surrey ee ment in the Sessions'-house, Plapel-street, the 22d April e.e . Col. Bence, Thorington Hall ee instant, ..., , Tho e where it did, near at the usual hour, there was no second , :11th clause contains the excepted cases, and provides •s e Th ;1,,;. paroxysm, although the medicine-was not repeated. , that e. to recover time unavoidably lost by time stoppage of machinery ee mas Slater omas Palin ditto ditto 1500 do. 1500 do. ::'-'!'tbe liquor, and 1 .., .. ,r,not supegnten 1 h ' ' epu 'can, Who supplied Ainswort t le fact besides that Mr. W ill " • does tty , f Wee. recoru - :- d Kinnaird Mr. JOHN WILKINSOrI in the Chair, '• ' Given under my hand and seal, at Georgetown, Demer ara , te :noved by water, young persons may be employed at at y :.• Ralph Turner ditto ~. tt e gett,ng up of this mas •s 0 `Lor • Colonel Cowell ..- tip' 1500 do. 'e As the result f the P mended. . Lord Bentinck - Captain Pechell, M.P. . , ree the poll was commenced at 10 o' lock • hathe morning, and :.. in the province of British Guiana, on the 22(1day of January, ...time in the night, and for a period not ex (1' - '- - cee ing i 2 hours '. Joseph Macardy ditto o such an explanation no doubt , Lord Fitzroy Matthias Attwood, Esq.,M.P - e closed at four o'clock in the a rnoon, iihen the numbei•s , ;1835 , JAMES GIBSON, M.D., • • • eel:during the week, provided that no young person be employed ',; ' • 2000 dO. ',,4:iie Mind " LI M 1 d o f atlY , { particularly recorn- e '' Lord Middleton , , mak! • ng, in all, 9,500 shares held b h ~ lave been promptly disabuse mended. '•:. Lord Frederick Gordon Alderman Thompson, M.P. I , were as follow :- hbv tr Eresby Charles Walker, Esq., M.P. ee , This day's Poll. Gross corrected Poll. (L. S.) Assistant-Surgeon 25th Regioaent. ee more than 13 within 24 consecutive hours. The 12th clause .e. 7,, enacts, that " no young person shall be employed in a factory e e contrivers, besides - the shares held b y t ese six clever ',,,•,• erroneous i , mpressions which 't • ht have ica bl i mig 'bed . , ad - ' ssesses the true Orange flavour. 2.. Lord Willoug . 31r. Serjeant Talfourd, M.P. 'le Person. Votes. Person. Votes. .",' No. 1, Moorfields, Dale-street, (opposite the Royal Hotel,) •, on any Saturday after a quarter past 4 o'cleck in the after- ''' y local directors, ~. ;`•! Such, iv° Id r This Tea po GREEN TEAS. :- Lord Hay Mr. Sergeant Ludlow '-‘ Mr. Houghton .... 141 .... 403 .... 647 .... 1,780 .. es. Liverpool, April 4th, 1843. ~, noon ; " and the 13th, that one hour and a half shall be r, . ee managers &c I Well b , • • -, tee 9 500 sh • u , perhaps, have been the satisfacto Y , , , • an" , ales held by these' ,einstment of a 3s. Bd. per lb. d Redesdale • nain Lor Ven.Archdeacon of Colchester e• Mr. Ridiug ...... ,144 .... 240 .... 758 ..... 1,614 , _ • allowed in each day for meal times, eleelw re resent a • matter which has caused Wine r ..... • • . P capital of £47 500 .'f., :: -- -- -- --_ -- --- :, „ upon which th e. soreness to all • • we' -ar, .. 4 0 PP Lord Seymour i Ven.Archdeacon ofSt.Alban's . '' THE FACTORY EDUCATION BILL.-Tbe SpeCfnfOr, an :•„. paid inte ey ~ ~.... Hartland 141 .... 354 .... 617 .... 1,558 - The bazaar at Manchester for the founding of a monastery ..;: rest at the rate of 3 per ce parties concerned. It happens, ho e . r „f h i 4s, 6d. t° 5 ° '' - Lord Rev. Dr. French, Canabridge. ,e Mr. Rawland ably conducted mind independent journal, thus speaks of this 'Ti nt 0 etl es: ~ r £1425 m a 0 .,, iat tins com - on -- t r _ 5 6 ~ tern • lady re- Lord Wes . ;Rev. Dr. Benson e Mr. M'Gee .. . . ,• measure :-" Lord Ashley's work was a thorough exposition .e., ley received a dividend, however, upon munity possesses, in the pers j• particu s .. a sydenhan 2 . ~ , .... supendiar ma • _bi e o. - 1 commended. ei Lor Lord Archbishop of Armagh Rev. Dr. Birch ~- ..: Rumour states that, in a new batch of Queen's counsel to f h • eio t e brute ignorance of large masses of the people, their ~ this sum at the rate of 8 per cent. or .38 .n. Y gistrate, a gentleman himself cepa , Rev. Dr. Marsh e' Mr. Whitby .. y y , 00 0 e. redressi r wry 1 0 ,; to, ever • ag a 0 ~ , • Bishop of Durham 107 .... 204 .... 669 .... 1,564 - 1• • y case of wrong, from the un - •or Robert Renwick, Esq. M.D. ee Mr. Bright Sir George Hayter's gr d • an refo rm picture is at last finished, •ei ministers announced a measure for attacking that ignoranc e ,„:, d , -, , . of Chester ~ . an tuns netted . . .._._...______ ~.,pievance of a real •• • 6 ° .' i curious small close , - Bishop B h and Wells C. Waddy, Esq., late M.P., ..'.! e• and is now exhibiting at the Egyptian Hall, London. ."2$ • ye in some of the districts that suffer most, though it may not met ' • • £2375 0 0 e..• parish pauper, to the grievance , d leaf. , • Bisbop of , at . Dublin ';•.; The Poll will be resumed on MONDAY, the 24th instant, at ' • , .. , there be positively the grossest-the rnanufactut.ing districts. 'tout of the capi „imaginary, of tl • . ntlY' ted 7 0 P , f twiste d B• hop of ',Norwich ,' Among the arrivals in the port of London, within the last ee. tal of their shareholders I are len' high constable ; and is, aPP enpor t may sen , is John Hatchell, Esq., Dublin, ":' the Sessions'-houve, at ten o'clock. •e•The measure was framed with a view of steering between the l'e''. FOl th's t . h b , . The was a cargo of ice from Norway. e t ether too anx• Finest Gunposvder i open -every por . lb. • Bishop of Salisbury M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. :',:: few de "' 'e. • • - Jealousy of the church and the exactions of the dissenters ;ele rn t ime t e ank continued paying dividend • lous to be employed in this • line. Pr• the world is now . m m duty of Bd. per f Peterborough 1 ~. ee The Duke of Wellington will complete his 74th year on .e , . s .e:unintenti , not In COFF-- - the m axi-- u •rs since, was , f Bishop o F milies of the highest respectability. e't. 22d April, 1843. ~,, e and m successfully evading the rock of Charybdis, the minis- '• ; ; ; at the rate of 7 per cent (the directors th onal inju d • wae d its produce, an what, a few Ye a . And numeeous a ':,:the Ist of next month. us netting ee all rY one to Mr. Whitty , , 'eeters have drawn upon themselves the dogs of Scylla in full re': . owed t N o , and does men to our quo- . re, has much pleasure in laying ee e eA per cent. upon their fictitious shares) t • :., obe atone 'fic I lly r eent. lovrer th We refer you . Mr. COCKLE, Sui c ln t e h o üblic, Mr. ABERNETHY'S il PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. . . Upwards of 350,000 persons have passed through the ~..4cry : no irnputation of tyranny and jesuitical manceuver• mg was ee int I i. 1840 '. r d for in the ordinary paci f ' or th • a • lit' 0 b e i ng 25 pe. - lb f Is. Per • ' before his friends ae e . p .. Fll t t d from aee At the ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY, held by adjourn- eeThames 'runnel since the opening. .., e too gross to be launched against the framers of a measure' et.when it exploded, having lost the whole of the ' ..' l . ' -- e Jutiges bein • ser lig the privileged bonus o , ESTIMATION of his Antibilious i s, ex rac e ~ he yearev: ment in the Sessions'-house, Chapel-street, the 24th day ee" e Sir Robert Peel acknowl he re- 1 e which for all its admitted itn t' • paid-up -•• our I gin town, and the les f tent' ital, to the amount of £260,000, and so , • ocal lumina • te 0 - ,P , *salons. as follows- _ ~. per lb. • 'll that gentleman addressed to him in t ~ , . 3 , , . edges. through the Times, t „ . , perfec ions, was certainly broug,ht !e cap ~ . ry being thus placed in a sta . Good Triage Coffee.. Is. Od d. ':, Letter whit, ...! of April, 184 , e,..ceipt of 4200 from an anonymous person to be devoted to ee forward for a great and honest purpose and in a good spirit.. * e, , me £70,000:4 ..,..porary is cter• I dia 1 4 " • jty recernmende 18 9 -1 -- * * * * - ' Mr. JOHN WILKINS in the Chair. ' ',the reduction of the national debt. eThe whigs represented by Lord John Russell, and the ••• oesiUes. It went on from year to year loam oescurat• Pro Fine Old East n • • rticu ar • . n so • - • . e par- •.., g; carry- ~' was t ion, the case of " Whitty v• I. 8 p, P a • 'he descriptio • * * tibilious Pills in affec- ee At the opening of the Poll this Morn I was announced, ... • ' 1 li•unentar dissenter • his tribuna Finest Foreign ...... 1 - 1 •is t i This u ht after bY-. " I have ordered the use of your An . •' • ''i ' h t Mr. Riding with.dr -„korn the Poll, et. At the Mansion-house on Friday, Augustus Sintzenic-- . •,e :, , Y 8 represented by Mr. Hawes, show a eing on an improvident business; bolstering u ''' oo tempting not to be invited to thu e much so g . such - .., ded with considerable derange- e e by .I , lr. liilshaw, t a 'charged with attemptin to nnns ee e t . ~.1 disposition to mend rather than summarily to reject the' ' p men . - ".Acc , ordingly the h• d r and aud in • titer's of the stomach, atten . tntor an and connected e e upon which Mr. HOUGHTON was declared tekhe elected je , . r i - cloot one of the ea— • tee measure ; and there are •t I . •';'•of straw • , accommodating local directors and their •-''' ea constable was sent fo , .. 2 0 "}- form • ners, tion on - f the functions of that impor a g , . 47 1 h d f the ensiling Year. ' g i , Paul s, was fully committed for trial. ~ ye lopes tbat a small beginning of ee -informed of vro neral consump me nto •• - f the liver and bowels, (for to this cause„ , Churc war eu or , . ee Snational education may be made • te having been tenderedew The number of visitors at the B" h Mueeum on Easter f , '.4. 1.-• • r • possible by the dispassionate . ee' friends; feeding the voracity of the tribe of speculatin ....- , i I b the dreadful grievance nnder which he ri e s . .comumation or opposln 2tlr -1 g e c c ent. the on in e with a torpi 'd state o be attributed the various diseases of the body,ee At five minutes before eleven, 'to vo .. _ ... , , ''''` M d dd th h g parties. ** * Regarding this • ' g ~.. a auring. w ' -.n t-e .imi-e- Arne, Mr. HAWLAND ,i.l. on ay excee e Ose W 0 had been admitted OH any pre- ~ measure as it ou et sharehrokers ;in fact, its •career was one of rapid pro- e: R h - e entreat of our readers to comP ere t e nd it chiefly, may • utional,) and I have thus had frequent ;:. for Mr. IVl*Gee, with; e I l' d t ,A.A . .;,,, , gilt to be regarded, with a total absence of ,••• ' us ton' h th a _ h ave ,ou th local and constit . fi •1 ff T e dldto be elected a Select Vestryman. . • vlous occasion of the Easter holidays. 'eeall partisan feeling, and sol ' ." 17 7. s versio e plan wee . ed upon +bo •pg their bene cm e ects. hey eovas ec are ee ely with a view to the effects it is e e ress to insolvene • d i h all this which m e. • nof Mr. Procter's speech wit • being inV es ii n opportunities of witnesst s fbe d t •th t• t •• • •t; At eighteen tninutes past e eleven, no vote having been ', In consequence of the late melancholy loss of life in the . ecalculated to produce upon societ 1 ee l , y . an- yet, w.t , ust i,given by the iller ees a- ••••• I' • nce the secretion o ie, an ac wi cer am y•. , Mr • ' yat arge, we see no rea et cury's reporter ;.__. , r Teas- I en sever d the 'greatly influe t 1 manner on the alimentary organs,P7l tendered for Mr. Whitby, within the limited time, . ;case of Mr. Busfeild, the Bude light is about to be erected I'l-why the most zealous churcl . id . . _ son ~i av itnan shou object to Sir James.' .n e been palpable to any observer of its affairs-palpa_ ' o H „ ~ e, (m r w . • , _...i n a ein 'back, sve have foun ._ , and in the most effec ue irritation. I consider them a J'l BRIGHT was declared to be elected a Select Vestryman. , ~ in the centre of the Brunswick pier. ,•;••• Graham's bill, modified to meet the amendments suggested; ; ble to the meanest clerk in any of its many establishments 1 . ployed an • hitty,) "was charged with nay 7 e w 'hsti ted to our injery • . without occasioning paw . or cr • d b k ''' A h I f the Poll the numbers were as follow :- e e e e non the ~, in Lord John Ru-s ' The Oriental steam-ship arrived at Southampto „ b ell s resolutions; or why on the other l• fe ,r h. h %Neer to give fal ,i n a c aSe 'V ----til ' being "e• ' 11 t family aperient me mine, an may etaen at .•,• tt e c ose o . correc e o .., . ' P ll G . 1 dP 11 - 1 - ,)-the directors were year by year publishing to the world ..., iv ic he kne w 7 , se testimony (..) ,„ ac :ircumstance, revent a ' most exce . en . 1, . ..1 . This Day s o . ross ---11th instant, having on board 101 passengers, five cameleop-eehand, the staunchest friend of civil at d ' l' • • oten in e , l e m re igious liberty ee, •.. ' with perfect safety. '!,* Persons. Votes. Persons. Voles. 4:should hesitate to s ce to one 0 ( I V - ards and two antelopes, besides a general cargo upport it. Nay, with regard to the b "the most brilliant reports, containing the most -4 7 tually I'd h - - • 7 ' ") 4 n Preferen . ulars, o value. o_ Is - P on the -. all times ed by Mr.JAMES COCKLE, Surgeon Extra- el • - .... 647 .... 1,780 ee ' • e • • o - •,,e; et! a l 1 elv . rk the price d ".- They are prepar - sre i...jection urged against the co • • c ormertion and knew all the partie it H• h the late LANDG :-.. r Hou hton .... -•• • • 758 .... 1,614 1 ,1 DELICACIES OF THE SEASON.---111 Covent Garden tirl e nstitution oi the local boards kel •h fl recurrence of this practice i _we shale ma . elways will be foun d• airy to Her Serene ig ness RAVINE of _e_o M . g . _ .... contemplated by the • • me lig - own statements as to its real condition, and let . for the purp ns , e of proc e • d th is ' wrapper that contains the Tea, where it -- --- --, a n cases a . or in „..„ menew, an d may be had of all resPeetable Medi- A Mr. Riding . e . . nimis ers so conemetely in the ow f t . ',;` even deputing rnembers of their own body to act as ',ewes said in the s rtng a conviction ;an lanc e ESSF: no id 2s 9cl and 4s. 6d. .i . . l ' 577 ee 7s. to 2s. per lb.; and new potatoes, 4d. to 6d. per Ih• er o he House of Com- ' • peeck allud d t do t the Ins on inspection. We suggest, however, that 1 th seller and - H d in boxes, at ls. 1 ~ • o le .... '626 .... I, .e. f,, mons as the ministers of this P %Iti • . . e o, was ne a written order is the best ; it is security to bo . eine se e n ers, NOTICE. j Mr. Rawland .. 9•• . • e' - 4 .... 4.• .. 593 ... 1,214 ef QLASSIA.-The quantity of quassia imported into the.; encies in which the di . country are-with constitu- e e plinps in the sharemarket, in order to decoy parties ." . ....4, of Mr. It hitty.' , . -- Mr Al'Gee rs. 261b5.; I t ssenters are probably more powerful 4 e e e buyer that the proper article is delivered. ' Ily observed, that those Pills only are, .. • c '' Unit d in dom in the ear 1 ,:i.' eK g Y all was 40 c:vt. 3 q han they would be und 1 Eve i into the folly of investing in its stock . n n 1840 , v , 'We can almost i • la eo We are your obedient servants, PANY•• •, Let it . be especia h h e the name " James COCKLE, APOTHE- 4 --- er a more extended franchise-with ee the bee ( ' 23 .... 592 .. • . 1,431 ,(tand in 1842 it was 893 cwt. 3 qrs. 14 lbs. ethe growing feeling i ma me n fa g that we see . la- HOLLIS, WALFORD, and COM .. eenuine whic av :.• Mr Whitby l3 .. • • e. your of secular education and an *-: th •Ifh h h bble burst-when its affairs ?stable shakin h • , - e year in w lc t e u g t rou tem' ) .., d th G t Sta • •te letters, enerave on e overnmen nap e ., • . 8 .... 1 3 .• • • 67t; •• • • 1 , 575 . ..et'. Farm propertY to the value of „ClOlO, belonging to T. ' unfettered press-the contt 1 ee gh all his limbs at the con 2, Bold-street, eornerof .Hanover-street, . cA ,y," in whi . . c'• 11 tttl P bl . • t 'e Mr Bright ' the Priv ou . yested in the Committee of .i e • e thenticity wi pro ec le u lc agams any.; • r. Bro wn , E sq ., was set on fire, at Horton, three miles from . y Council for Educatio ' must have been hopel , ess the entire capital being lost, ,t tion of the amunt of ' d b een Liverpool, March, 1843. .. residing.: This mark of au . . . t t. ~t, , . n would be found sufficient to ~., e: Injury under which he ha ~ mu a 10D. M, D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. .;•", Devizes, on Sunday, and destroyed. The whole is insured. counteract any d '`' • .. eit was deliberately resolved by a meeting of the board, unconsciously labouri * 4 .* Terms, Cash, on delivery of Goods. Families lupe- dangerous and deleterious '4 anger from that source." idaY • , • in the Country are informed that when Orders are acco 18, New Ormond-street, Bedford-row, London. 1 : Liverpool, Nth April, 1843; . n 9 from Wednesday till Fr , b re-' . stied with a respectable reference, the money vrill not e - quired until the Goods are received. • . . . ROBERTS'a are now by personat un. L.• rate Manufacturers 'I An Artiste of Francis S ed for ROYAL DANK-BIJILD- Friends and the Public Gentletue----n"s-Dres-s Trowsera, .. ' 0-... , er B lack, Bl u e, or __,,:".7._. )wsers of Sur D. MYERS TN Issuing our I wool ity to a4dress only all. The principle on which we Intended to be fundamerstal, an d on dent ly real, To supPlY family, at the lowest possible adva , skier to be the " ne p lus ultra. feeling confident of our abil;. eunaptioss here an ticipai experience In ..1 such parcels as cannot subsequent arrivals. Our o move Imp( I credit to 0 rselves as s, GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. i ADDITIONAL TRAINS, AND ALTERATIONS OF TIMES. rICHE Public are i n f orme d, th at on an d ft er th e I s t Slay, LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAJLW AY. j. 1 the Departures will be as follows, 1 further notice : NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th a te l a SPECIAL • • FROM LIVERP Or. ..1.111 GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETO RS of` A. 3 30 A.m., Mail. this COMPANY will be held, at the Eustoti Hotel, Easton. • , 6 0 A.m., Mixed (Third) Class. ,lace, London, on MONDAY, the first dayihf May now next lll 15 A.m., First Class, calling also at Preston Brook, -nsuing, for the purpose of considering tlfe Draft of the Bill I, Winsford, Norton Bridge. now before Parliament, for enabling the said Company to 4.10 30 A.m., Mail, calling also at Penkridge, Walsall. cake a Branch Railway to Northampton and Peterborough, 1 0 Pal, First Class, calling also at Newton Junction, , Ind of expressing their approval or disappro va l th ereo f . Winsford, Norton Bridge, and Walsall. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock precisely. ;,:: k ------. GEORGE CARR GLYN, Chairman, of the Board",. 4 45 P.M., Second Class. JOSEPH FREDERICK LEDSAM, of 7 0 P.M., Mail. Deputy Chairman, Directors. FROM BIRMINGHAM. By order, .. 1 45 A.M., M a il. -s RICHARD CREED, Se cre t ary.!; 6 0 A. M ., S econ d Cl ass . _Ruston Station, 29th March, 1843.' 9 0 A.M.,First s Class, calling also at Walsall, Willenhall • ------ Norton Bridge, and Winsford. • _ ^' l 11 30 A • M•, Mail, calling also at Walsall, ~ .:; • • Preston Brook. 2 45 P.M., Mail. 4 0 P.M., Mixed (Third) Class. 6 30 P.M., First Class, calling also at Walsall. SUNDAY DS PARTURES AS AT PRESENT TEA. STRONG CONGOU, at FINE HYSON, at AT F. HORNBLOW,WR'S WHOLESALE AND FAMILY TEA WAREHOUSE, NEWINGTON-BRIDGE, BOLD-STREET. ' Duke of Sutherland ~.r.. M a rquis of Lansdowne to Londonri 3,larquis of Normanby yes mere ly:" Marquis of Ailesbury 2r l . to 3d. per Marquis of Winchester tio,ipated this,::;' Marquis of Abercorn and superior Congou _ Earl of Eldon nad at 4s. per lb. This..?, Earl i l o o f f .N l - l i a in rr to owby nrofession—what others ~ .. ,rades of Tea have had of Carnarvon lf " Free 'Trade" ,f Earl of Kinnoul still more. ,-, „ _ a- .' Earl of Mountcashel ....., cnmax, when more Earl of Errol than 100 per cent. reduction on the old East India Comp ~ *Ws terms. may `.' Earl of Darlington be proved—say the 14a. and 12s. Green Teas to 4s .-= each . each 6 s, Per. ih.—the 10s. down to ss.—and Ss. down -, 1 Earl of Guildford ::•. Earl of Scarborough quality supported, not imitated. The largest Tea Sales since ti y r 1838 have just con- .:', Earl of Oxford eluded, and Bolles Tea sold fro 'e I:. 9d. to 25. 10d., duty ' ;. Earl of Thanet paid ; Congou from 3s. 2d. to 4 m s Id , duty paid, but the ! , , z ' . Earl of Athlone largest part' sold at 3s. Sid. per lb.: SoUchonf,s from 4s. 2d. ,-.• Earl of Roscommon to 43. 7d. per lb.. duty paid. With this statement before; ;:; Earl Cowper you, you will perceive that, with the ex te n t of our business, i , Earl Amherst we are in a position to deal out Teas at wholesale price . s ; ift, 1!..3arl of Le . icester and, from the above information, you can judge at what price -,,,i Earl of GA tnsborough are for-- to obtain good quality. Our price' BLACK TEAS . Viscount Melbourne Vistount l'Almerston 3s. Od. per lb. ,A Viscount llowick -3 4 .1 Viscount Fordwich .. era alone ca nrts in China n: I thos 'Merchants Bo hea Tea ❑u•~ 0- been ourset Common Congou Fine Ditto ...... f the pas Superior CongOu Tea (Sou ehong flavour) ....... an d ha i ante Wiry Black-lest full flavoured 4 4 „ The finest Congo n im p orted . 4 6 strong! ~ Penkridge The finest Lapseng Souchong 5 0 --- Finest scented Orange Pekoe . 5 6 ~ Common Green Tea . Superior Twankity.. Fine Hyson .... .. . 4 Fine Cowslip H y50n...... - Finest Ouchain, or Young 6 0 Hyson 1mperia1............. Small-leaf Gunpowder Genuine Mocha Finest Jamaica. We call parti, cular attention to necessary to adopt; to pr Tsons whom they stances, on the apers being prices obliterated, and a higher many, trom duced to suppose our piOfess ROBERT TUGS. that th which Are much usually seen. Those who prefer purchasing in Bond , and paying Mei own Duty, may have ,Samples on a 'Liverpool, April 19th, 1843 plication. THOMAS DISIM ORE. SILVERSMITH AND JEWELLER TO THE QUEEN, 35, BOLD-STREET , RESPECTFULLY notifies to Strange rs in Liverpool that, being in Daily Communication with Messrs. Dts icoac and Sox, of London, the STOCK is of the NEWESI STYLE, and the Prices affixed are as moderate as is practi cable-with the superior quality of the Goods. A printed List of the Weights and Prices of Silver Spoons Forks, &c., either for exportation or home use, will be give , Oa application. NEW DESIGNS IN DECORATION. OLD ESTABLISHED I PAPER-HANGING WAITIOUSE, 17, BOLD-STREET. HENRY begs respectfully to inform the Gesitry of and the the surround ;-- - , i--A- he isvnr.--- —.tong counties, that u, . prepared to execute all Orders for his NEW DECORATIONS, similar to those done by him for his AFRICAN MAJESTY, in tht /ftoN MANSION now exhibiting opposite the Custom-. H. D. also begs to state, that he is prepared to sent Artists to any part of the Kingdom. UMBRELLA I A PARASOL MAN PA.CTORY, , CHURCH-ST.REET. U - ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEAIt. A. BALDWIN in forms the Publiofthat he has RE. R• MOVED from 102, Bold-street, an4has no connection with any other Establishment than the4ne, 13, Clivitcli• -.....-.. _ STREET. , , WHIPS, beautifully .; Ladies' and Gentlemen's RID ING'{ Chased, in Gold and Silver, from 6s. 6d. to 405. —v ,- inspection. OPERA andARAS RIDING CANES, &c PARASOLS ench and Br' every shade, -N:B.-2k:/ood art !nil4 at this t stablishrnen 13, Church-strut• 'mmal ae effect of opening ated to damp the confide rs of Stock, and tt this Circular, we has% Ere we issu. and other ports, and find th nomina 1 .stablished wer tha Tea (Souchang flavour) is ANI been hitherto only known by . have said, we can now do. The 4ner way to The pow irresistible advanc, -- • ',ached