The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-25 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY,

aD4 INTOXICATION.—On -Wednesday an THE NEW "PROTESTANT" CANDIDATES FOR MAN-
-. field on Joseph Jones. Deceased had been CHESTER.—The Rev. Canon Stowell presided over a
much in the habit of drinking, end according to the meeting held on Thursday evening at Manchester, to me-
"ad been drunk more than half his time for the morialise the Queen in favour of an inspection of nunne-
. He was a watchmaker by trade, but had ries. The rev. gentleman said it would be of little avail to
..Je quire besotted by continual drunkenness. An memorialise the Queen or petition the Legislature unless
,quest was held on John Skillicorn. The deceased was a they returned to Parliament Protestant men to sustain
master painter in Park-lane. Thiq was another case aris- them. He would desire no better justification of the
ing from drunkenness. Deceased had gone to Mr. Bird's bringing forward two Protestant candidates for Man-
baths, in Cases-street, on Tuesday evening, in a state of chester than the speeches of Mr. Bright and Mr. Milner
intoxication, as he 1,.1 - ' ' --- 1--Ti, was found Gibson on, the Ecclesiastical. Titles Bill, and their recent
by the O _f,— -,

DEATHS FRO

.st three years

CHESHIRE AND W

kLES

....Lendant in a state of insensibility. Dr. Atcher- answers to the questions put to them by the Protestant
y was called in, but he died shortly after from apoplexy.
.A_s Association.
.aio 9 He had pledged himselfthe Free.trade
tiall thatin
there should be two Protestant candidates for
rOLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.—The Rev. J. S. Howson, Manchester at the next election, and he had redeemed his
principal of the institution, delivered his second lec-
pledge. He had himself only worked behind the scenes,
on "The Voyage and Shipwreck of St. Paul," on
for a noble body of Protestant gentlemen of all political
Bening.. He took up the narrative from the time
's left drifting from near Clauda, under the parties bad come forward and had merged their political
-istuous wind called Euroclydon," differences for the sake of their common Protestantism.
pon the several circumstances related in The Hon. Captain Denman and Mr. George Loch were
oostles, he brought forward conclusive
as thorough Free-traders as the present members (ap-
ig the scene of the wreck to have been plause) ; but they would not only give them free trade in
and after noticing various objections perishable bread, but also in that which was immortal,
,etv those of Coleridge. and shy ' and would protect them from the aggression of Rome.
The Protestant feeling of Manchester bad been held too
cheap by those who ought to have known it better. They
had smiled at it as fanatical, and set it at nought as feeble,
but when they came to the hustings they would find it a
stern reality. (Applause.)

CHESTER C

ATHEDRAL

7A . beautiful stained glass win

day the preamble of this company's bill for powers to run
over neighbouring railways, and the London and North-
Western was declared proved.

included with some practical

destroy herself yeste

COST OF THE HOLYHEAD HARBOUR WORKS.
whole expense of the Packet and Refuge Harbour is esti-

mated at £628,063, on account of whi
already voted, in 1845. £30,000; 184 E
£34,500 ; £lB5O, £89,371; 1851, £59,12'

dedeenfenedaestd
upon General
him.—The Godwit
having set in when our correspondent left Coppull on that the difficulties in question would cease to exercise IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
Sunday afternoon. Mr. oroner, of Preston, their obstructive agency, than because of our belief that
opened the inquest pro forma on Palmer,'Saturday, in order that it. would not be long before the leading subscribers to her HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAY,
MAY 18.
the bodies of the deceased might be interred. The inquiry Majesty's Theatre would make such a demonstration that The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH renewed his motion about
was then adjourned until Friday next. Mr. Dickenson. of we should, in recording it, he enabled to speak of those
Manchester, the government inspector, has made his difficulties as things gone by.—lllorning Herald. fpraopme r sreflections
towhich
a
'haandb
examination of the pit. A NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.—We have had our at- Earl of DERBY said that despatches relating to our dispute
tention called toanew musicalinstrument,recently imported with Ava had been received by the last mail, and would be
from Paris by Mr. N. Van Gruisen, musical instrument laid before the house as speedily as possible. With
dealer, Newington, which promises to add very materially respect to General Godwin, he (Lord Derby) had aster_
to the effectiveness of the pianoforte. It is constructed tained that the Governor-General of India imputed no
upon the principle of that popular instrument, and can delay to that gallant officer.
e combined with it, producing the effect of a grand or- Some other business was then despatched, and their
Ind at the same time occupying no more. snare_ 1"..,41,;-. ".-1:".......,1 ~...i.:l v-:.1...._

FRIDAY,

MAY 21

COURT AND FASHION

JURISDICTION OF EQUITY BILL.
In reply to Lord LYNDHURST, the Lord Ch
stated that he had read through the clauses in .
'''• the Equity I that it would be presented

THE NEPHEW OF ADMIRAL MOORSON, resident director
J udges ; anu
of the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company, has been DEPARTURE OF THE COURT FOR OSBORNE.—Her Ma- to the committee, with the an
appointed secretary to that company, at a salary beyond jest}, and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied agreed upon, on Monday (yesterua
that received by his predecessor. • by their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Prin.

kNCELLO
his at

hich they had

ce, rieiena, In reply to a question from Lord 6
ay week, at Wrexham, by drown. and Louisa, and Prince Arthur, left Buckingham Palace, of MALMESBURY stated that the K
ing ; but, owing to the pit having very little water in it, at twenty minutes past two o'clock, on Friday afternoon, instated in office the Marquis of
she only got sufficiently wet to counteract the effect of for Osborne, isle of Wight. The Court will remain at powers to carry out those constitute,
, . -
the drink she had taken. Osborne for a wee'

HER MAJESTY'S STATE BALL.—On Wednes,
the Queen gave a State Ball at Buckingham Palace

ti had re-
xitli full

lan peo-

; t0ttd,X2.79,000: I 91(.3. diplomat