The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04 00:00:00

6 THE LIVERPOOL . -- .. .._. _ .. cured, and better than ever in the course of a few days; -'`'"-T - titrrat it re. lastmonth the cold water system seemed completely to SECOND EDITIO.N • em C in n e renovate him ' but he suddenly relapsed, departed from the 'P POERY. world, and left fifty thousand pounds and a will behind Standard-office, Two o'clock. fort him. Though Constance is the prettiest and most amia- has LOOK AT THE BRIGHT SIDE. ble girlof my acquaintance, I had determined never to LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-This DAY. A fi IN (From llono's Ircehly Instructor.) marry her while her uncle lived ; he had frequently pro- house, • - Look at the brizlit side! The sun's go"den rays claimed her his heiress, but as frequently took offence at Th supplies of , English and Irish produce received here All native ilitimin-s.and the heart of man cheereth ; something or at nothing in her behaviour, and bequeathed since e thi l s i day week are moderate; whilst those of Wheat, In- ter 's s dian Corn, Indian Meal, and Flour, from the continental ports ' ince be 'Why wilt than turn so perversely to raze his wealth to a hospital, prison, or lunatic- asylum. I of Europe and'America, are very abundant, with several arri- the . fit On that dark e!oud which now in the distance appeareth? felt quite easy on the present occasion, for Mrs. Bates, vats of Barley and other Grain ; the exports during the same 1 i suffer( _Look at the: brijibt side! Recount ail thy joys; Mrs. Graham's h o usekeeper, had given me information time having been repeated to a fair amount. 4t ! Speak of the mercies which rieli!y surround thee; that, only an hour before her master's death, he had told This morning's market opened with considerable excitement. Muse not for ever on that which annoys; Prices have been very fluctuatimg ; but generally speaking, and l'il her he had handsomely provided for Constance. I felt, Shut not thine eyes to tl:e leeitnics around thee. an advance has been obtained on Wheat of Cd. to 9d. per 701 b., j pictur , was plic to remain ignorant fh y rant o that at which a fair amount of business has resulted. Look at the briedit side! Alaekind it is true, however, that it ws m o of For nave thei• tai'llic:s., liar should they be spoken of lightly; circumstance, Constance being very romantic, and Con- Flour has been in increased demand at an improvement of j receive wa_s_st But why on their fate is thus concentrate thy view, stance's mother very suspicious. from 2s. to 2s. 6d. per barrel. Forgetting their virtues which shine forth so brightly? At the appointed - time I walked into the drawing-room . : Barley and Oats were each 2d. to 3d. per bushel dearer. Lick at the bright side! And it shall impart in Harley-sireet,--the very few relatives of the old gen- Beans and Pease in good demand, realizing an improvement Mr. Sweet peace, and contero-rient, and grateful emotion, tleman were assembled. There was Constance, looking of 2s. per quarter. i North There was an active inquiry for Indian Corn, at the prices of i th e i n j Reflecting its own brilliant lines an thy heart, as Ilebe might have looked it fiche had ever worn crape this day week. As the sunbeams that mirror themselves in the ocean. and bombazine ; Constance's mother looking stiff, cross, forwar of the Look at the bright side!-nor yie!cl to despair: and uneasy; an elderly female cot it and a stripling ne- se; e t" 5 t . 4 If some friC.!IIIIS it.) i'Sai: e, yet oners stilt love tree: ; , 1 ,qtt nnt-,.,W umber phew of the deceased. I feared none of them. I knew : 6 ,.'4 ( -l e l ~ . -- 4 m > l 2;•'.4 , s And :t - hen the wored seems tariumfni colours to wear, . °F. ... gg2. ° INv Oh, look from the (!arl-; e. ,- . ,1, to Iraveli above thee. - that Mr. Graham disliked his tine lady sister-in-law, des- ~.,... t , i "... - _'' rg .. ...s . ( yo F,'° 4. 5 ...- Court ____—.....__ piled the servility of his elderly cousin, and dreaded the P-.', '',.,,,, P., ?., ai i. t c :', - ; ;,' ~.i ~ . =-ar. -4 ;:, , , _ • , person OTIC E S . --.- r 1) en . ' . frolics of his stripling- nephew. I seated myself by Con- P''' 4 " rz'i:• l ''''' ''' '...--. 1 9 - n -. c ' g ' aJ m ,c ... .-, j mo ft . . n ," ~,, 0 F?,, ,0 ,:, to fon stance, and in a soft tone began to protest my affection = t:' 7 " !,.. -- 74 ,tea 0 ,e , o -, e a ;teaa aIl Black and disinterestcdnees " Kaowine - the caprice of your ..-• -9 - 1- ,I .17 fl . ...9 w ''' Pt e • ‘? .g . 8 The Church of .E7 .: 9land Q , !art. , ?rig Review. April, 18-17. , e, .a . - e sem - a e= 6 ; -.- aor s ' that h uncle, my beloved - - I said ; I have every reason to con- 7 ' se - e'. n . 1.4 ,!..c• - •-• o .-, 05' t. Landon :W. II rainier, Strand. -, , e , - assail' . •,;.>• 0 5 0 ;; ie o .• elude that I shall ' hear you. are disinherited.; this, how- ',,-, . t a .6•6 ~....n m a " :,,,. w tlii h e D ic ß T! IV: 4- 11. one exceetion. the papers in this number of the ~' ea ea: a - ....= ever, will be of little inoment to me ; I have enough for .4 r.l:-.,, ..., , -.z ~,. 9 . - 6.' 1. Church of Eagland Quarles are sound in principle and f con , :fort, though not f or luxury, and, as the song beauti- ??.. ,74 - '- ~,=',,,>.e' at I. ably written. That whirls we except is a review ofa `;-.' fully says- a " Hawk tore," a religlils novel, &signed apparently by - :t; s '. g'.: 2 :,P ( - I t 12` L'it -1 11' beans bfwernirieril hi: the author to chew that the develepment of Church prin- ' Still 'fixed in rny heart be it never forgot e---• ~......, ; ~- . P g... That the wealth of the cottage is love.' " •.2',P . - tio - :.1 g 5._ ?/,' ciples, as he puts it, is only to be accomplished by carry- ' F. " 4 r- cra 2 R. 7 ' `i .i ing out the views of the Young England party-die nevi- " 1 fancy, Mr. Chilton," said Constance 's mother, .. s oiT . : F • ~... vat of momvtieism, and the cultivation in our churches looking excessively sneering and shrewish, " that it is E.= ` . l' • . . : 7 t : ~,..... • . x > As: •of splendour of decoration, excellence of musical perfor- pretty well known that my daughter is the sole heiress of .... te Lady' mance of the service, and a more general resort to those her unclo's wealth." •• . ....1 . . • VVI I-• • .•. GO • ... I-. r ) , ::. . : cAv. ~,,,„: _ : ts ,.._ : ,„, „ crj c h arac arts by whirls the Romish Church appeals to the senses " Indeed, Madam ?" I replied, with a start of surprise, ' • o E • : • .- 1- ti 4 • • 5 ? , • .1-' 4 • 1 : 3 ,7 -' R V covere ::: : : : .. ....: : : .. t5,.., ._. . e tel 1 lebone co : : 3 of its followers, instead of their hearts or their I was riot aware that any surmise was hazarded con- •• 0 custod judgMents. The reviewer-a young hand evidently cerning the contents of Mr. Graham's will." C., IA -is in ecstaces of delight with the author's views I have heard a surmise hazarded," sharply interposed : : : : : : op • : 4••• • , 11 co A, t. CI ~ ..., C.l) i sent ti with respect to these matters ; and correspondingly the elder l+ " that Mr. Graham was not in his • b 2 . .•-• • C.3 • . 0 , C., ••••• . ~,R E, --- O Inn, i severe against those Churchmen who are even to be sus- senses when he made it." pert ed of evangelical prinelp7e , ;. The paper, however, is " Tile mind must be bfe,th base and weak," retorted : : : : : : : : :: : -. •: • • '-' 04 4 traine, . . . L. • : • t' .. 2 is , , p .I Constance :s mother, " which could give credence to such :•: : : : : : : •• • ti ::•:C.FIr, = I He ha too.weak in arqtrnent to do neuch harm, accompanied as /itis b y several otters in which sentiments widely differ- a rumour. ' And forthwith a sparring dialogue took place VI I but we between the twoladies, during which I whispered to Con- ..,,,, . : ... b. I shall I ent are expressed. Amongst the best of these are Article .. . stance a page of Moore's poetry done into prose. i :. ...;;,- :. . ;,-;: : a isls , : . - , - -,: . P. ,P a 1 I titre. 1,-The Apocalypse; 4. The Jesuits of _England; 5. Educational Extension and 9. The Unity of the Church Temple now entered the room, the solicitor and intl.. • °"' '' ' "" '''''' c' c . ' ''' ie 1 ,,, The . . - - Yin el+. col .v, aea 1.1." 1.. i.., 11"... 0.... t.--, • a. rer n 0 ..-, 11.. - 1/1 anm tr. _ i ri -- 1 lon Sa. ,ent to n " I I • • I .g I .6-1 I liiHHH I iot bd tofu t to do And of our sp THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD: S l7 r 1 N P CIVIC HONOURS AT A Dlscourrr.:Mr: Matthew; J _ _ eminent builder of Oxford, rather than take upon himself the office of alderman of that city, to which lie was elected fortnight ago by a large majority of the town council, paid the fine—viz., £4O. A fire took place at Diss on Thursday, by which ten in.- been placed in the grate, the chimney the flames extended to the thatched roof not insured Ataa. id Manson, .ttEMARK flnm D RCII3I3INC Many of thi ,humberl Messrs. Christi ,ovaine i until upv nteci was on. Lad he is re !be nuer I they may to the 1r had better to his 1 I cnca POSITION OF THE B. K OF EN' LAND (From the Scotch Reformers' Gazette.) novel doct Buchanan has - announced the somewhat that the questions of the Currency and of e Trade are in truth Only one question His view is, that the only straightforward and legiti- t the currency or paper circulation of _ any country Is through means a Customs' Duties, but that if this is neglected by the Legislature, the illegiti mate way of attaining the same object—viz., a deprecia tion of the currency—cannot be avoided, however much we may desire to avoid a course which, to our prejudices at home no less than to the world abroad, will savour of National Bankruptcy. The following quotations are from the Free trade and Protectionist press of Lancashire : [Our contemporary quotes the article from our paper )f April 20th.] (From flu 'anchester Guardian.) "low, in opposition to Mr. Buchanan, we will adventure up. on a small prediction or two, which, when referred to he. _ may serve to show whether he or we have taken the more cL rect view of the consequences of Sir Robert Peel's measures We predict, therefore— "'hat no depreciation of currency will be rendered neces• sary by, or will Ip a flow n from , e a of" That England lre will u N e ' . OT need to sell Govern. le will be effected Without resorting to th, I by Mr. Buchanan, or any of the that such ag measures sr The foregoing, from - the Guardian, is all very well as far as it goes, but how little a way this is cannot be better shown than by the following quotation from his own (the Guardian's) leading article of the same day, which does not attempt to hide the critical position of the Bank of nd, or to conceal the fact that what Mr. Buchanan oust occur in July HAS ACTUALLY OCCURRED IN T OF THE APRIL DIVIDENDS OF THE Go- MENT DEBT - THE PAM 'othing, however, can excuse the directors for having mitted t the 6 4 ;ma ANK H AND TO COMPEL NATE BORROWERS OF foes in e abstra, a boy and two thorou f Mr. Dawso were struck whilst cell, wh her was Curiosity, the pr ,erty of H.M.B. Per I. Lieut Wilmot arrived Dr. Knight, Dr. Dunn, Mr. Lommoso ister, Count di Trotti, Dr. Jacomelli, fi [ling at Durham that, ti man to T of cl: I few, her brow, he dust ing greatly I perfectly leg 1 to ref I vas going to utter ,er misadver inquired v ITAL A ether ch was I with a Twn of I with g nted a In of t ear-ring: -M` Greg, should 1 it is too late to a S You will find that the Navigation Laws (whose most important operation is on the coasting trade) were yielded when the general principle of free trade was yielded by our false (because unreasonable) liberality. To expect that you will be able to defend the Naviga tion Laws merely as a means of keeping up the d of the empite, is absurd in every point of view must become espe,— ran to you when you consider that you will have no empire beyond the United Kingdom' which you will have any interest in going to the expense of defending, for why should the oppressed population of this country be taxed to defend colonists in whose mar kets British labour gets no preference over foreign ? I continue most firmly to believe that free trade will reduce us from being an empire with supremacy on the sea, to being a second-rate power in Europe defended by martcllo towers and an immense standing army, to an swer at once for keeping our own population in order and Yil enemies the - French in cfieck !cely be expected that statesmen who I to the country's monetary character, an have much for our national safety• I am, dear Sir, your obedient humble servant, ISAAC BUCHANAN erntral 41t5zrilanv. he cuckoo was heard at Sunderland last week. i•. Etty's picture of Joan of Arc has been sold for t most t of gold d that lie h " I exc ill," he repl o doing, I t myself with a some fu ,er rem idicil t r, who ilrinli - ! TIES to read part ed, "and, when Con- led till you arrived at La il of time, shut .—A fal rnself for 3 it, 1 word c le ther STABILITY OF THE CITY " ,f he moment, our notice of Mr. Bu rcoming the present difficulties which, he seems clear, arise not from the circumstances of the Bank, but from tho3e of the country, by quoting from hie followir which shoWs him - a supporter of satisfied flint the present sufferings of degree caused by the conduct of the y by the waist of confidence caused by Sir Robert Peel's Free Tr i TO THE EDITOR OF THE GREENOCK ADVERTISTER. Glasgow, 24th April, 1847. Your sea-port-population will awaken when nse of their true interests. ure ; h 1 to the r I froth o ng ex- .esented L CITY le of pictures last Saturday, picture painted of Font.' received 11 Abbey Mated to be 1 Northumbe f th toe Inv ti fo of 'd to su, - umberland. INVEIGI. Court of to fourteen Black, a su nd, and Lon )uke of Nort 1 robbing him. FIRE:—A fire b: were prir )rigin of a situat I to be a The opening of the Sixth Seal," by Danby for the late Mr. W. B .e required for. a sick p I to try his docility out of doc a prescribed distance within a very at Stratford Lre's birth-d from Mr. Becktord, )usin of the Duke of North- .ke out on Tuesday, in e calamity is believed to have John Stead, of the Fountain 3 hIS I .nterest four of the b .nd. This is not quit is of h under exercise stand, was Lit Ailcd A few day where she w twenty- pelf by 1 )Ii ) BY LIME gh-brk ran at t On F] were I cousin, who was a ie applied for th detained for ;everal how Lord George Manners, third son of the Duke of RI land, is to be a candidate for th the ensuing election. ,His lords _ put to him, says, " I believe it to b politic, to tolerate various forms of Religion and uphold but one: and had I had•a seal I should have asserted that principle by votin lion to Mr. Watson's Bill inity of tip, in reply to a c APPLICATION OF VAPOUR OF I rgeon of the luny , as well a in opposi- asylum at Pau, 1 - This pc tried the use of vapour of ether on a mad girl creature had been unable to obtain sleep for five me Le was made to inhale ether, am her agt sed. After five inhalations, she fell info a complete :e of insensibility, which lasted twenty-five minutes. at the end of that time the torpor ce ased, and no symp- der remained. CURIOUS ( for C tion 1846 vot ltenham, the following, coincidences deserve men- In the year 1846, Mr. Hollis was returned with and in the year 1847, by 1847 votes, occurring the majority of votes in Mr. Hollis's favour, over the second person on the list, in 1846 was 158 ; and this year, also, he had the same number, 158, over the second on the list MEETING OF MERCHANTS.—A meeting of merchant and bankers was appointed to take place at the Hall o Commerce,. London, on Friday, on the state of thi )me time a message wa money m brought f of - the de After waiting ror of iCt act of stealing a brass ket t, near Grampound He had roused th 4 farmer's sons folloN of the f with a gun, over ie pot; after going some distance, the gipsy refused to 5 any further; an altercation ensued, and the thief pro- duced a hammer, with which he threatened his captor; in self-defence the other fired, wounding the gipsy in the calf of the leg, and the wound has proved so severe that it has been found necessary to amputate the limb. - HORRIBLE MURDER di? THREE CHILDREN.—A hor rible case of infanticide has just occurred, in the. parish of Llanybidder, Carmarthen. The mother of the children is named Mary Hughes, and on Wednesday week her sister- in-law called on her, and, on going into the house, the d or of which was unlocked, she went up stairs, and there saw the three children hanging from a beam in the roof She called for assistance, and they were cut down, but lift .efore, it is supposed that she said that her mind has lately F FUND —On Thursday, the Briti House for the Relief of t le their report of t up to the e present 3,970 163. zn:" ,t the Witt poison to I he prisone usband. 1 of Tollesbu from a liver Live to him. 't know w reply wc le - cha ;e I can do that for y on Tu ma E. Hume, was finally examinei. Iwithi 3rne broti lived i more than on, long." On t , which I a whiU diment at the bottom of the basin. She afterwards en deavoured to persuade him to take two pills she had made, but he refused. She gave them to her son, who handed them to the police. She said they were recom mended by a man named Warner, but this he denied. The pills were analysed, and found to contain twenty-six grains of sugar of lead—a poison. Mr. Dawson, drug gist, heard her say, when getting some medicine fur her husband, that she hoped it would be the last lie would take, for that •if he were dead she would be happy. She was committed for trial at the assizes, and was conveyed S PICTURES 1 opened. his mansion in Whitehall- reception of visiters invit Lection of -worlAs of art lion of ti ion of Saturday clay, S The principal staircase, th ye, one or two other rooms ;ed, whilst the pic Sue a fresh arrangement Lils was the immediate cau The invitations in ti not regulated by the exclusive spirit which almost uni formly prevails on similar occasions. That there should be present many of the most distinguished members of the peerage and of the House of Commons, might natural:y be expected, from the eminent social and political position which the right hon. baronet occupies ; but it was gratifying le in anc ssell did r. Idle of tL Lady I til most of the company had left lip in the gallery, 11 .ved his for ially by the hati, led to justify the ob. a gentleff iy which ac etl the walls." sr.—On Tiles( 'as as pleasing a piett lay, the 11th annual g f this association was held in Drury-lai The chair w T-UNIC 1 on the oc )uke of Cambr Unior year, anu with which through the debates Iv fa- ,ment on th the past year I Innocer is for the current year are, t 1 eapolitan Wedding," and oni Nixon )Ciety was visited during 500 le figure in mar- Ir. Calder Mar- Foley rect " Iris Aso in competition for the n cast-iron, of a figul bracc seven of the car - 7ize of £5OO. A of " Thalia," in For the council by will give an idea lid., o expended in the Purchase of provisions ; for Ireland £183,325: ,1"" £4,350; Money sent, £10,000; and Total expenditure for Ireland and :5,770 13s. 6cl the disposal of the lay last, a most extensive fir broke out at Desborough, near Kettering, which at one period threatened destruction to the entire town. Mr. Loake, a grocer and farmer, who tenanted the house ad- joining the one where the flames began, is almost ruined by the disaster, he having neglected to pay up his in surance due at Christmas last. His loss alone is estimated at the lowest at £lOOO. After the lapse of several hours the firemen succeeded in getting the mastery over the con flagration, but not until about 20 houses, besides barns, stacks, and outbuildings were destroyed. The spa building belonging to Mr. Kilborn, known as the G Inn, is also severely damaged. Lord T 1 May 4,1847. TURN-OUT OF FACTORY WOMEN.—The proprietors of el OCIIRAN'S superior OFFICE and COPYING three• flax mills in Leeds having signified thei r intention k..) INKS, warranted made with the best materials, and their Of reducing the wages of their reelers to the extent of 25 right preparation carefully attended to. per _cent:, the reelers, all of whom are females, have The steadily increasing demand for these Inks i s th e stronm-, esttestimonia/ the manufacturer of them can brin g f o rw ar d turned out, and the mills have, in co nsequence , been_ __that his Inks are receivin g tl, _ _ iblic approbation, and also his best encouragement to continue to persevere in his course— street, Oldhall treet, LivE TELCROIX AND CO.'S CADEAUX FOR 1847 : ^ than DEL- I, viz : CROIX and C( ,s for the A. French Cosr s for 1 ;erring and f her Most Mint; the Cc .ected by letters pitent, DEL( About el the Treasury,' rid their Royal s the Prince c led by two )ove-mentioned, when he wa ntly ex( sked de as a hoe or a bill, and E , which was about two I me sharp instrument, le insensible. When ys, and t fully identified by the uiifotiun ate Ter ND DISSENT y the )poly zealo imed for i ys open free. Cau hi cquality with sus' s trash as t one d shall recei faith of its parents and in the secular to its comfort and credit in this world tests altogether against any national as tion, as if that were only another name for rel willing to continu 11 events, that eve] y child in these i FRAINIPTON The other pro to educe us per- .e of the Chu :omach fectly t itution the man tou I wouldn't p he mon ritable do of hot s ~ he woulc will you uf of bread I of " I IEMOIR C a cost of £l4,t As this young t prominently before th, JENNY I The einployer's who anu the wo- r Mill, Meadow-lane. On men " on strike" met in a field near th Railway Station, when several speeches were made, and a ion was unanimous] xcept at the old price: y adopted _ 3. - Leeds Intellioence2 ist resuruir stopped during the present weei ICo., Tr Z. 1.111 TnE CHI now tai: Irish MA CA SSAR 011 nction of tt ost Gracioi Lords Majesty Prince Albert. Price 3s. 6(1. and , DELCROIX'S ODOI, ;, besta teeth a ix is to the 1 to the breath a delig CROIX " 'Tis h I of the me 'rom tt brosial fragra s. 1)E1 &c.; is ecuted correct likenesses, in sty and his Royal Highness pounded of the rarest and like white- urns a healthy 2s. 6d. per AND CO.'S ROYAL BOUQUETS trd to say what scent is uppermot ; jolis cadeaux'' !in like " a ars," truly )lies. The 158, New bottles are 158, NEV in, vend the most PILL OF HEALTH THIS excellent Family PHI Medicine of long tomach tried efficacy for correcting all disorders of the -lg. the common symptoms of which are Costiveness, , s, Lots of Appetite, Sick Head-ache, Giddi- tuleney, Spas) )s, Sense of [thin, by a hree doses convince t strength; a will rapidly cacions for math, and t to Hend-ache, Gid too s. Blotc th, ng to al, d by the Venders ofMe , n," on the Gover L IVER COMPLAINTS 1 HEADACH ing froir 1. be w•it carried off Nervoug kin, and the best for child- or confinement during their- ;e and strength case, in either a they will be .rto prepared. Is. 4d. and y, Scholefield, Smith, king, Lloyd, FRAITYFON'S PILL OF HEALTH, and ?serve the me. . Front, .r and Rcw and adley, CI Mr. COCK[ sist of a careft sickness ; words " tic convenience, and tic, ton al in favour of ( y satisfactory, - ve that th SERJEANT'S L( , against Rheumati Sold by the Proprfetor, G. C ourt, Paternoster-row, and i; and by all Venders of Mt Lomas Prout ND INDIGESTION What's rank or title, station, state, or wealth, r greater worldly blessing 1, or-dres NIPOUND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS eon tuliar admixture of the best and mildest rble aperients, with the pure They will be found a ract of the flowers of the , r obstruction; and a' of the ltver several vari, T comp of the forow rtburn ; gid T -Frequent Ipto head-ache, arowsi- d dimness of sight ; spasrns and flatulent distensions ; imfortable sensation experienced at the pit of the sto . _ ht or oppression tenderness or pain in the region of the liver, sometimes ex tending to the right shoulder, with a heavy dry cough and in terrupted sleep ; a yerow tinge of the skin and eyes is often percei tide ; the action is at times distue , ed, and. Il; sation felt in various parts of th e b o dy, w ith a s i n ging np°r ~:nd the ears, and a se nse o f f u ll ness and weight over the ey e s the back of the head lowish fur; tin 1, and the b, the tongue appears co' taste becomes vitiated thing oppressed; the t especially id aperient !on and Apothecary, ay be had of all re- s. at Is. lid 9d., and Pitts, must )e read with The following is an extract from the second 3n (page :he transint of Physici .d by Lon; lr ion (speaking of the purgative medicines in the form of Cockle's and co:ocynth, nd extract, the of an aromatic 'or its being immerce and say, it is the best r purge, a mucous purge, ined, and their effects properly and corrigent. That it does'not corn 1041S, like most aloetic pills, I attribute Ind no we y soluble, so On membrane of t stamp affixed to each box, and to see S' COCKLE, A POTHECA are en- shout this mark of nuthen- ica, and Lum- PION, the only effectual P n, RhP [c Gout, Scia . SERJEAN [-yard, -Teint ;paired ( lest adv plc-bar, )(I. per be application and deplorable !tely failed, most justly entitles it to the teemed, is unat ,e. and hundreds y eincts sin lAmongst many which are being daily re TWO or ti Lion of the liver, instead of strength, t of taking ponying each tomach Coughs, Obstructions of •ee an indulgence :ral state of FAG Doct forth:. Tepi, 'Willi port M haven the Ca verpoo one imr 3pter wit (From Sharpi This morni Constance G that day at tl pleasure in complying with t begun. to fancy that old - Mr : G perpetually on t us always on ore lei .itestine sc .eatises or lecture our ntxt.l A FOR UNE-UUNTER, London Magazine.) mn my affianced bridt ancle in Harley -cad. I had the gi nvitation. 1 hail really was going to remain irs. Norton s Undying oint of death, and ulvinys Dst of 2500 guineas. Lieut.-General Sir I ton on Th The Gitan a, The Church and St, ,rry Smith arrived at Southamp- xandria that ever sailed for Hull former port on Gazttle says, that the Rev. I )rp has finally returned to the Roman Catholi :OTNAGI A. new coin is about to be struck —to be called' Queens, or Victorian, or Majesty's pleasure may direct. A' the Spanish Inquisition; in 'e come into the possession It is said that the reco sixty manuscript volumes, of the Duke of Manchester The Duke of Cleveland has given each of his cottage tenantry a quarter of an acre of ground for potatoes, rent Abine A. new house in -street, Sunderland, was nvn down by the violence of the wind which prevailed on Tuesday boats in Ach -A collision took place be -1 Sound on Saturday, in lur persons perished. Nine he other boat xperiment was destroyed by fire off The crew and passengers (80 in tved by the Edinburgh and London tween two traf which one was run down, am] others were saved by clinging It is the ( red the heavy p; manic over thi heavy fa ft their 11 asters, E .ert their To the old lady in t no, it is the s Ind ; they 1 rt for i those c nel bed for all that yellow had ice-look; that window yonder nd the strange poultt envelope of the nether v, she's a countess! That is she, a kind of 11 ,- - 41 Lady , who sits in high places, an , ' rau von Donnerstadt. Aldborough on Frid umber) were steamer Clarence. The keeper of a public-house, near Hereford, was ac quitted on a charge of keeping his house open during Divine service on Sunday, on the ground that there was no church in the parish in which his house was situated. A PROLIFIC CONF. - Mr. Tyler, of Llancagee, in the parish of Llangarren, Herefordshire, has a cow with three calves—two bulls and a heifer. They are now a fortnight old, and all doing well. A WOMAN CHOKED.—On Monday, an old woman named Hannah Smith, residing at Clayton, accidentally choked herself whilst eating her breakfast, and her death was the consequence. A man named Dufield died at St. Bartholomew's Hos pital, last week, from lock-law, resulting from a slight wound in his leg, caused by a boy trundling a hoop against The wheats on the light soils in the neighbourhood of Lincoln have suffered much from the late severe gales of wind. One field, of forty-four acres, of wheat was corn -letely destroyed, as many tons of soil were blown off it. At this season of the year, young nettles, when boiled, t ree g are a most excellent table vegetable, ana as a purnit„ .itude the re i s an atmosphere of stagnant sewers, the blood they are unequalled ; they are more nutrition, _ooacco smoke, and seer cabbage, fertilizing the field than most of the greens in common use. in its richness, but scarcely gra t e f u l to t h e h uman nose . A loge meetinc , has been held in Hull , to press on the Such is the external sign of a H erzog li c h ea R es id en t z ; Town-council the desirableness of having baths and wash.- he life within is even worse.— ll ar r y L orrequer , i n D u b- houses esta b l i shed i n that town f or the benefit of the la bouring classes. In Universiiy Magazine, .the c have found to have been 'se tradesman have )f incident t( If I succeed for tlie !e of tha at. Oh POOR I Monday t uo GON He thought it ( continue to be t WHAT BI not only wha Commissioners, repr Cobbet, luting, c ,cl others, and the great guiding !ontented, ignorant, and reckles Correspondent. The Synod )f the Presbyterian Church of England . George's chapel in Sunderland, last week, ling their sittings on Friday evening last cation favourable to the government scheme sion on the motion, the ultra 1 to education were signally repudiated ; an unanimous feeling was also manifested in favour of a religious being conjoined with a secular educa- tion ; and a deierniined hostile spirit was expressed to any grant for education in the Romish faith, or to any system of training in which the reading of the scriptures in the authorised version did not form an essential element. The next annual meeting of the Synod is fixed to be held in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The Countess of Mornington, wife of the Earl of Morn ington, from_ whom she has been _separated for fourteen Dne of t don, 'on Wednesday last, and complained that she was in a state of destitution and want, owing to her husband refusing to pay her the money he settled upon her at the time of their separation. She was advised to apply to the authorities of the parish in which she was residing as one of the class of " casual poor," and then it was likely the authorities would summon her htinand, who is stay ing at Mivart's Hotel, to show cause why he refused to support his wife. On the following day her ladyship applied again to the magistrate, who issued his summons for the attendance of her husband. The Countess trem bled violently while being sworn to the affidavit that she was in a state of great destitution. befor pass of ( be done in the ma of sett' nend the whole law of " a great centre or r .nd vagrants, 3nary princip voluntary C unwise enough to under ttlement at a period Irliament might be dissolved in six or seven montl inar that the Poor Removal Act wou Birmingham is now ,IiSM, E f late, the following sketch ing to our readers. It is co y to the court ten, ale Ale I In nsed from I-toicitt ' Jenny I her father being a inanafactu v early ale she evinced a gl for music ; and it is rely Mina - distressed or di she grew older, she displayed 11 who bad.an opportunity of hearing h ,nt to the Musical and Dramatic Theatre Royal, a ached to the the education necessary for the st tae vocal depathient in the Theatre Royal, dis natural talent for singing, and lost no in giving her the benefit of his instruction. Her ier great but as a vocalist took place in the Autumn of 1838, when e appeared in Agatha, in Der Freyschutz, which excited ing t e greatest sensation, not only by her beautiful singing, try yoi acting, which was fall o: rind her appearing thought am, yerbee Diable, in which t she created g the audience, that the Theatre ny Lind, and her charming v To those, lit - my have bee ___unary, feeling' quite satisf tockholni, in order to limbs, from the Health is a 'ogress tlic talen October 20, 1844 14, 13 a,--I feel Leute pain brocation ations I v el y afflicted that he was ed en rs, and ;ed me tainin"; use of my limbs are ttend my b their to make a trial, to the use of their Med to this Meditine. who can enioy it, but to the trades• and t my duty to rateful I am GEORGE POLLARD. ty, the King of S Shorty was elet,. Stockholm, the year 1841, she visited Paris, in order to profit by the appea. , tuition of the celebrated Garcia, and remained there till and by anothei „ _ the autumn of the following year. After remaining some I tine was enabled to leave time in her' wn native city, she commenced a professional you will please to send six bottles, tour in Germany, which established for her at once a servant, — European celebrity. Her first permanent engagement was Such are the properties of this invaluable Specific thater at the Theatre Royal, Berlin , where she appeared in Norma, sms labouring under the most distressing Rheumatism, ef ) i Sonnambula, Camp of Silesia, and other operas, with the I matic Gout, and Lumbago, and rendered thereby incapable g reatest success, receiving repeated marks of a pp ro b a ti on i assisting themselves, have been relieved in a few 1.-- from the Royal Family, as well as from the public in ge- Sold bx_Pendlebury, Russell- -.-- neral.l ;Since this period, she has accepted engagements at Co r n ee ptnd, r...._ the principal theatres in Germany ; and, having just con- I New Scotland-road; Aez,, eluded her engagement at Vienna, is now about to appear road, opposite St. Martin's Mame., before the British public, at her Majesty's Theatre. Such Britten, corner of Pale-street and Haym.... is a brief sketch of the Swedish singer, Jenny Lind—one of Homer-street; Cox, Fox-street ; Gillard, Richineh, those gifted, lovely spirits, which are sen t f ort h t o humanize Islington ; Walkv . , London-road; Parry, Christi, Wagstaff, Great George-place ; Priestle y , I4gd.street and delight mankind. Woodside, "'rice, Wayertree member of the Royal Musical AcaC 'hick was a distinguished mark of hot have beet; to j a cation of four ( f anott r, your obedient 1.):W.. STONE. „ , ; Titheringion7Oxfor: th, Great George-street ; Fisher, Bold-stre et ' --street •; Gerrard, Oldhall-street ; Parkinson,• Scctland-road ; Simpson, Scotian ; - bot ; Mackow, Vauxhall-ro d rket ; Smith, Lo • __-. bor! .4ree" sinitp,,c. ndsworth-road, Oct. 26, 1844. t after suffer- 1 to acknowled ided to to say that after health ; and, al- I have 61 of the'd RD NOYES. 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