The Sun.
London, England, 1847-01-22 00:00:00

THE STANDARD NOVELS

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Speech—Smithfield Bucolics—Vested Interests of Beasts—Gog and
Magog's Gossip—Railways and Bullion—lron and Gold—All the
News of the Week—The Debates in Parliament—Crimes —Camaltles
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RAILWAY SHARES BY PUBLIC SALE.
MESSR.S. LAMOND and Co., RAILWAY
SHARE AUCTIONEERS, beg to thank their Friends
and the Public for their continued support and patronage, and
to annoance that their Public Sales of Railway Shares, &c.,
take place every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at One o'clock, at the
Hall. of Commerce, Threadneedle-street, London, to which place,
favours, containing lastructions (with a reference), are respectfully
requested to be addressed.
All Scrip and Share Certificates must be deposited, the day
orevlous to their being offered ; and advices of results will be
forwarded by the first post after the sale, and the proceeds Imme-
diately disposed of according to instrketions.
Offices, Hall of Commerce, Threadneedle-street. London.

THE WEATHER IN THE NORTH.
„MANCHESTER, JAN. 21.—Yesterday afternoon, about one
clock, the clouds became very dull and hazy, which was
immediately followed by a heavy fall of snow, which has
continued without intermission up to this hour (four o'clock).
The snow is now at least a foot deep in the streets, anti in the
fields and on unfrequented roads much deeper. Many cf the
railway trains have been detained in consequence, more es-
pecially those from Liverpool. The snow storm, though
severe here, is, I learn on-inquiry, but partial. I was in•
formed by a passenger on board the Commodore, from
Glasgow to Liverpool, that the snowstorm was first felt about
twelve o'clock on
Tuesday, at midnight, off the Isle of Man.
It first made its appearance in Manchester at one o'clock on
Wednesday ; and I have learned that, up to eight o'clock
• hi, morning, snow had not made its appearance at Bacup,
,o,nufacturing town on the borders of Yorkshire, and
.ut fifteen miles from Manchester.
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW IN LIVERPOOL.
LivEsrooL, THU ItSDAY AFTERNOON. The town is all
artiness and quiet. The window-sills and skylights are
filled up, and the streets regularly blocked up with snow.
4. The oldest inhabitant" declares that such a fall of snow
in Liverpool has never been known in his time. It has now
been snowing incessantly for the last forty hours, and it is
with extreme difficulty the publis vehicles are enabled to get
along the streets. There are few passengers to be seen in the
streets, and those such only as business necessity brings
• at. The crowd of poor Irish round the parish offices was
neat this afternoon ; relief is afforded them to the extent of
f islative requirement; but an awful amount of misery and
•,,:ititution must prevail. We observed hundreds of poor
'rumen, each with an infant in her arms. Let us hope that
rich may extend a merciful hand and succour them in
little distress.

Lulli. Ex '
The
Order
of
j_ A%INERS Pon 1847.—1 n pursuance of
to bs
admitted solicitors
1844, in reference to persons applying
t, the Master of the lolls has ordered
and appointed
-2,Cchael Clayton, William
Samuel Amory, Benjamin Austen,
Loxham Farrar, Richard Har-
rison, Bryan 1101
rnee,harelrmain Lavie, R. Wheatley Lumley,
i_llarles Eanken, Shadwell William Tooke, and
Edward Archer Wilde:Z, examinerst until tha 31st of De-
cember in the present yeaera,dmoitet'xamine every person (not
having been previously
Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, aeadtia'.,, an attorney of the
, ouctzititieisr)fiwtnleiossshaanldl
apply to be admitted a solicitor, t
capacity to act as such in the High Court ~f c
CONSERVANCY OF TEE THAMRS AND Chancery.
Yesterday a notice was posted at Guildhall, thatEanDwDlitirt.
would be Made, during the present sessions of Parliament,
to enlarge the powers of the Lord Mayor, as Conservator of
the Thames and Medway, so as to enable him to build an
repair bridges, construct steam-boat piers, and levy tolls, Ise!
and to purchase by. compulsion houses, land, &c., for the
formation of approaches theceto.
' SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Yesterday, by order of
the Lord Mayor, tin further sale of carts, carriages, pieces of
carriages, springs, harness, iron, or any other description of
merchandise other than hay, straw, and the usual description
t.f beasts, was for the future prohibited, and notice to that
effect posted in the market.
INCENDIARISM.—On Thursday a man named
James, a stocking weaver at Tewkesbury, was committed
by Dr. Timbre% and a bench of magistrates, on a charge of
seVing fire to two ricks at Walton Cardiff, the property of
Nor. Phillips, of Southwick. The evidence was eircumstan•
tial, but we understand that he has since wade a confession
of his guilt.— Worcester Chronicle.