The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-07-31 00:00:00

[Jury 31, 1855.

LANCASHIRE YEOJIANI?i A

Cavalry, O
Friday
assembled in Liverpool, for their week's annual rill ,
Sir R.
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corps, which is about five hundred strong, presents ab:i
tary aspect, and has been generally admired for the
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good taste of their dress and appointments. They
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asid w-
drill daily in a field in the vicinity of Wavertree,
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understand, be reviewed on Friday, but the exact 107
this military display, has not, we believe, as Yon,
fixed on. The regiment is a crack one, and musters il
its officers members of the most influential fanll7o
palatinate. This will be readily apparent from teetfoo,
list of its officers viz. :—Colonel, the RightP 0
Earl of Ellesmere; Lieut.-Colonel, Sir B• Vise
Bart. ; Major Langshaw ; Captains the Lord
Brackly, Frederick Gerard, Crook, Haliburton,47o )
Fletcher, and Loch ; Lieutenants Royds, Lord v_., 10
gerald, Lord Suffield, Ridgway,.Starkie, M.P.,Jacsr'ilvd
the Hon. Algernon Egerton, the Lord Viscount;if
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Wilton, Lord Cavendish, the Hon. Walter fierily)
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Bridson, D. Maubert, and J. T. Westby ; Surge°lll.o
Howitt. As already stated, the exact spot on. 1
review is to take place has not yet been fixed on ; 1111
course has been suggested as a very eligible and wolf!
review ground. Indeed, the suggestion has been the
that that would form an admirable ground fel; the
drill as well as for the review. The officers cm
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ment have, we understand, accepted an invitation ftO roir‘
his worship the Mayor, in the Town-hall, tO•Ott 0.
nesday). A project, we learn, has also been -' 04
to raise a Liverpool troop to join this fine reg'el'ib 9
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proposition, we understand, has been received opt
otst
favour, and is likely to be immediately eninslA
corps possesses two admirably trained musical,
Elleswood being Bandmaster of the Duke el Orf
Own ; and Mr. Robins, of Sir R. T. Gerard'oo4o)9
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The officers' mess and head-quarters have been boilg,i4„
classtatodt I e niAoPdmri
officers were at diuner. On Sunday the band P
THE improved character of.t.be intelligenrel2olll't ill'
Australia by Messrs. Pilkington and Wilson's „ '
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Red Jacket, Captain Milward, belonging to 4 on
" White Star Line," has produced a tone of gres,terreil
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among all classes of shippers to Australia. of /
desirousbeneficialof
effsehcitppbinegengofeolats,
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colony;
aatio:flis liitide
exists for doubting, that, ere many days have elaPs`-'
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able stir will also be made among those intending t
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thither, but who have been withheld from doing sedolfr
of the unfavourable news lately received from the d
Red Jacket, besides her large freight of gelkos
matchless nuggets, referred to in another place
valuable cargo of wool and a considerable quarl'l .10
There are now on the berths loading for theeolj
ports a number of ships belonging to the diffeW
packets. The first royal mail packet being the. $Ol7
liner, James Baines, belonging to Messrs. Jarn'7.4/
Co., which will sail on Sunday next, for Melboi, i
already well taken up for passengers, and has arcs*
of her cargo on board. The succeeding royal te4041,
be the Emma, belonging to Messrs. Pilkington /. PrO
as, ,
which will have despatch on the 20th of Aug gio.i
is already well secured in a number of passengers_ off
amount of cargo. The gentlemen last referred tuL9t/
the " White Star Line," will, on the 20th of SePL d
spatch their magnificent clipper ship Red Jacket,nfir,
a royal snail, and without doubt, secured by the
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ter of the ship and the " line" to which she he'
The owners of the " Liverpool Line,"
passengers and a large cargo. )144.0
Livingston, by their agent, Mr. J. M. WaltheivitllVA
despatch their fine clipper-ship Gipsy Bride,
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She is on the berth taking cargo on board, a l''.:elier ,s'
of which has been already shipped ; and her Ps' of "
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we understand are well taken up, fir- 9
By Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., the ;fr.„
" Eagle Line," the fine clipper-ship Albatross, ;0000.
will be despatched for Melbourne in a few days' ,
on the berth in the Prince's Dock, and has a - • eif po
of her cargo and also of her excellent passenir .dd V
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tion engaged.
eist) a $,, 0
The Star of the East, belonging to the " Sokressw
of Australian ships, under the care of their vil6l • A
tive agent, Mr. Henry Thomas, is now near „OD 0
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despatch, and will sail in a few days. swv.t.ov7 iv
The Queen of the East, a beautiful cliPPer. pit," to '
to Mr. Henry Fox's " Fox Line" of Australio_,oge A
but ready for sea, and will proceed on her. coy oyi
bourne without delay. joe,, f
Messrs. C. G. Cowie and Co.. of the " Merstedeir f4lOl
'gel iittecloi
now on the berth, loading for Melbourne.
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Constantinople, Captain Grant. This velinsited nn
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superior style, and will only take a
passengers. • •bte as convey ,
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All of these ships are highly,...iivel znaintain the re ot
passengers or cargo, and successful emigration ; an
of Liverpool as a first-class Per" - fleet_
rivalled in its admirable AustralianMessrsiv• iv,

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WE are requested by the proprietor of The Albion ed
the following :—"ERRA.TI7I4.—In our (The 43,
gazetted bankrupts, which we extracted from thine. tinge ,
appears the name of James Greene Hatton-Gte,"c,co 107.
quite incorrect, that gentleman's name havinr itiffe",eo)",'
by some unsreountable mistake. We can 01137.06011'
been misled by the Daily News into such an ilk) e
BANKRUPTCY COURT, YESTERDAY. -"(I:3d.! 014
:loner Stevenson.)— J. P. Hall, jun., came 1!'of 4,0.,
journed last examination, and, after a long serlecisollt;.ed,
relative to his transactions with the North„aF
Bank, and other matters, the case was ag"''d, 00,47
Oliver J. Newton, late publican in Regent-r°,.aped f°_,:edy
journed last examination. It was further adlau:djoin",
night.—Darcy and Durden, whose case was -,00101,1
die about fourteen years ago, passed their last 'bat ofy
There was a dividend meeting in the case Of n pet
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and a meeting for the choice of assignees
pin and Foster, the late lessees of the Royal
LAUNCH OP THE NETHERTON, yEsTralSOPietell
before noon yesterday, Messrs. Thos. Boyden alloi of ed
from their yard at Baffin-street, a wooden vess""torlA
tons. perhaps as pretty a craft as has ever beencetii,.„`" re'
stocks at this port. She was christened the
,i3e9l,
went into the water in fine style. The 5,,,e V.,gtPert
barque-rigged. Her bow is ornamented wit'4l, P
figure of a female, very well carved, and the OteeAli' 130
the ship's name in gilt letters on a blue gronOueotiolot'
ton is the property of Messrs. Job Brothers, offole, Ate
is intended for the N t teed
owfoundland fishery to
rendered her fine model necessary, in order
sailing qualities. 17°11'tlei,
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ALMOST PAST REDEMPTION.—Two. s 405,
years of age, Eliza Jones and Ellen Close, ePpet t):
pretty as the latter was plain, were brought 0P lei'
(Ft,court, yesterday, for attempting to pick pockets s'ol
officers Scaife and Duggan said that theigeoo,,eil
prisoners on Saturday night, lurking about ',61.9
and attempting to pick several pockets. TheY iet°,4efel
for upwards of an hour, and then took theM
Mr. Wybergh, the clerk, said that the prise/101
known, and had been in custody on the same TOYS it
times. On one occasion they had been in 3.130 totviC
months, but they were caught at the same erldoj ,
very day they were liberated from gaol. The '"
he feared the culprits were beyond redemption, 11:
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them to gaol for three months more. 3 0141,
RATER UNExpEczED.—Bridget t))",
Irishwoman, was charged at the Police-court•
stealing 3 lbs. of butter from Mr. John Wilson, I,op, 011,1
street, on Saturday night, She went into the ,SitcY,
but ter from the counter, was followedandbrough:', toOtetwil
put it back, and fell on her knees, as she said, opeetil,
She now begged very hard to be let off, as it vivielpo7
hunger drove her to it, and she would never eesDe brior
after this time—no never."—Magistrate toliStiff!'
Oh yes, sir, she has been here before for B„..tfou'd
she was convicted at the last sessions for it,all,(l e°o",
—Magistrate : (to the prisoner) Now if I don de OM
for trial this time, will you promise me never , ore of 10.;
after getting out of gaol ?—Prisoner, (evict
God to
was about to get off altogether) : Oh yes; Ciato:, fo!
nor, I will—upon my soul I'll never.—Magis"' ni,Vlot
mind you keep your word; you must go to pot
months.—The blank look of astonishment Wjaseci
prisoner received this unexpected sentence es •Alf*,)
laughter in court. tjle
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THE QUARTER SESSIONS.—The Deputy-Bee: fit'
Blair, sat until nearly six o'clock last evening' t<
journed the court until Friday, when the gre:
bery cases are to be taken, by which time it:fitSr
Mr. Gilbert Henderson the Recorder will hs'et,ro6 c cult
London, where he has been acting as one,edr4ol/1,
goners to inquire into the conduct of the polfrc s74,esi'or,is
Sunday riots in Hyde Park. The followilir to_6 ,
were tried yesterday. The circumstanceStoce 3$0,009:0
interest, and the injury inflicted in each in° elit,e,r;
trivial :—James Clarke, 32, tinman, was
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months imprisonment for stabbing Ann star' To4,'ljibotp
Dalgado, 25, Spanish seaman, indicted for trieX
and 01
Isbert, a messmate, was acquittted ; 10'lirj:.
labourer, three months' imprisonment (rn.4",Cain3lis; 01i•
for stabbing Ellen Lovett; Mary Ann .l'utt MVP),
months' imprisonment for stabbing s°'"- d
go, hat ir
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Thornton, 33, tailor, indicted for stabbing t,, ed• •or
was acquitted. In each case of convictio „„ecio
was added to the sentence, unless otherwise 'll,e, I%o',
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EXCESSIVE INGRATITUDE.—EIIen rce.cen co,
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looking Irish girl, was charged at the P,,‘_)`ll. inistr
with stealing £2. from the house of Beat the era
,terStr
Hotham-street. A foreigner, who lodges A,oet
who owned the money, detailed the robber-Y_„d.av„,4ll_„rd
manner and in broken English, and theme iisied Ttljree!:e
the landlady (who is an elderly widow).:,ever,;:jobyri
ianrged—nitelrbeelat.,` eot
into int4Tese" ceti
pe tphe
eeffilueceidraitne
ethhaercgaesoef.
tiFlereoasmet,he evidence, n"
be made out, and the facts:ma
little time ago, the girl came over fro_ stay wlsbetb '°,teri
destitute condition, and was allowed zo
situation. 0"c1ot""ei
of the landlady until she could obtain a leer
cot orY
without bonnet, shoes, or stockings, and
ger belie ttitbe vie
of
consisted of a dress and petticoat.
asstst in beilsDePat
and fed her, and in return she was tosent to the lye/ pe
was,, after for Am re 0
complainant to " wash and clean up, for A ictie ef
leaving o_,
been boarding at the house before bed.ro viereigvio
the household. On Saturday she faloi t
was seen to go into the foreigner's
two half s'z"boaee 149
money, consisting of a sovereign and left dice,
kept in an open box. Shortly after sher ol
bonnet and shawl, and the foreigne
,g"'T theen (AA
was been laYinr tspr
missed his money. Information pe to
and sh 031
new clothes, boat to (I.
vereign in the purchase of
shed as to.
e
traced to the Clarence Dock, where
hat She liog
the l3elfast steamer. On being askeda
_other ralli't liar
it was discovered that the girl
the charge, the prisoner commenced
1,54..iett she weitlelat
Elation, the pith of which was that, g
the Amu" for 1" r"
house, the old lady told her that
ell look oallPd )10
lost a sovereign, and she might as r 7
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had been e -
did look for it, and that in the roonil
to of
nape_ ,ri co,
e - to, too
found a sovereign wrapped up in a_ V
of her
but certainly rather ingenious, defence.ar,
duct, she was committed for fourteens day e'
on the floor under the bed. Notwithsetandlag gra '

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