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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

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Barbadoes, a

amen, Pi ctou—

LSnake, Willi; Roi,

Castle, Drake, for New Or
ic, Zerega, New York.

rong, in d

ran the fl

t Demerara Bth N(
I from 1

erara for

led from Maurftic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

the Ince

tion of hot

Another

portent) in

ingle Irish NV

ugh in Ireland

returned

t for the

officer of the

Medamod

un quest

%test, if no

the hes

Lord a•

Lord S

LEONARD

awake to the

progress and t:

shuddered at the ye

D'S has, broom in ha

Presided in the Court of Chat

ztion of

Lord ELDON 811

aind is

mesities of the

idea of innova

nd, merci

swept sway those cobwebs which had allnostexcludel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ally re

ng a pa
n FAIR

.ge of c

EARNER,

passag

alty of

stood in LI

Won bein,
•hi

)ortion of th
oohole for ti

ied ou.

, a grew.,

rauds
we sh

will be le

than the respec

ssenger brokers of this port,

OREIC

NEWS

FRANCE.

DIE EMPIRE.—It may be fairly suspected tha'
imperial Court of the Tuileries was tolerably well
.Jd to a regular course of rehea
...usly to the offici
ravery person has fallen too r

led, and

had aubmitte

for some time pre

al proclamation of

nedhim, an

reumstances
w us to reta

around him with too me

notion of its spontane

mere resu]
extorted f

universal suthav

the population of

the mi

prefects of de;

seem all to
the Imperia

sining, ai
n the Gr

Le Emi

ander of

ocess Carola Was

ather, in the person of

)eror have
eta. Lord Co

e begi

powers

'he civil I

considerably increased

annum

ion to the revenues of t,

m for life

)er ann.
rate of 2.000 f

prerogatives c

Among other on di

rather difficult to believe,

Court o'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

sale at

id., but not many buyers. Thu market closes firm, vritt

great animation in the trade since this day se'nnight, and
advancing quotations for all good detcriptionso—Tbe market business to a considerable extent has taken place in Wheat and
Olive Oil has been in as excited state, gag maw Race, vooranroy
on
speoutionott
aradwair
lidyucins
rates. ,At
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

is good

xiption

42,499 dollars in specie on r

in the hands c

543,837. The dates from San Fra
)vember. The

hipment

500,000 dollars for November

3eorgia had arrived at New York, with
- freight, and 300,000 dollars
the California was due with

. Ist
reached

aisco are to th
October,

the amount taken by the California
ed to full

a increas

tted on part of the Britisi

o known
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

On Wednesday, at the Court-house, Dublin, Mr.
William Kirwan, formerly of 11, Merrion-street, in that
city, but recently of Howth, was placed o
charged with the murder of Maria Louisa Kirwan,
wife, on the 6th of September, at a little island in the
vicinity of llowth, called Ireland's Eye, The prisoner

1 on his t

be var

ous facts
, and the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

keitny Mod

of a tew pounds, wind

the close of last weel
that county. The victim, James Lovely, a dealer in f
who traded between Dungarvan and Urlingford, and

outside the border

ged over sixty years
wards Dungarcan

'ere returning

ford to. ...ca the proceeds of th,
sale, amounting to £2 7s. 6d., and arrived, betweeik
and eleven o'clock at night, at the far-famed Boula„
Commons, near Ballingarry, when, at the turn of the roaa
leading from Crow-hill to the Commons, they were way-

n, who rushed

d in pieces'

:veral par

so that his death was it

)man in the side, but the

they had rifled the

Dt the murdered man, she ended'

.red to crawl

towards Ballingarry to obtain assistant

EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL FOR MURDER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

port, but we make no alteration in our lal

Belfast, Bfis to SSs

Wexford, BTh to 89s ; Colerain
Limes ick

; Sligo,

Ine Waterford, 88s to 90a ; Clonmel and

84s to 86a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

IMPERIAL PA

The Earl of SR

pect ion of nunneri

Duke of Ni

;ented

Lions I

of that colony, and especially that the province c
Ulster should be saddled with a debt said to be o
the New Zealand Company.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY

Lord LYNDHURST called attention t
the report of the Cambridge IT

versify Commie

.ained the best

n and so

against that

, 13ili, c

A. Y, D

t committ

ed a petition

y, 111111
After t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

The woollen-manufacturers c,

nd goods b'.

ght to market leadil!.;

our stapl

we ever rememb

at this season

can be obtained. T

latter fact ari

he prices of wool and other raw ma

8 difterit

There are

e orders to so

.d, which causes those houses who have

[ay, whilst those houses that have finished Mei

This latter remark, however, applies chiefly to

The price of yarn is unalt,

LIVERPOOL GENERAL

MARKET,

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10

There has been a temporary suspension of demand for all

quently restricted to 170 hhds. B.P. and 1500 be

f Bengal,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

,seed circumstances, who issued

),000 worth of bills, got them

ers and others

and dishono

.e not per

said, if they had not been chartered the

ng their debts.

case before us

,essary to go

)ility of par

I for discussion

,on T/C

a part

P CO/

r body o

indivic

iunted by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Ineaday

STAFFORDSHIRE HOUND
ay,) Dec. 14th, at .... Weston

Will meet
vn

HOUNDS will meet

Hampton Ba

Wrenbur

Cholmondelt

......... Ravensmoor Windmill
half-past ten o'clock.

Doddidgto.

. Kennels

.. Halston

.cton Burnell
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

SELECT C

ion in the mode

agreed to

TRIMS D

The Commons Encloser

Commons, And read a firs
The Oaths in Chancery
Bill were read a third time

FRID

hke of RICEI24

naica, comp.

a gentleman who had

tho frontiers of the Cape o
ing out of the war his fan
carried off by the Kaffirs,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

I in some yari

Those differences are found chiefly in warps and cops.
yarns for the Continent and for home use nave recede
These are less effect

I id. per lb. during the same time.
Ithe others, because their previous rise was proportionably
smaller. But mule spinnings for India, which partook of the

ter rise, are also sharing the greater depression. Ho'

Lble to get shirt-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

our shipments o

n foreign undertakings, ha

ny such accuriaulat
stances, to have taken place
E the screw would quick'
siderable portion of ti
I cheap money has occasioned

! week

on as ought, under other
A very slight
I dispose of a con-
general rise in prices which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ALLUVIAL SOI

TXTILL be found i
Vif its great saving

mployed in br

This Mac
worked bo

pronounced to betbe

LAMBERT'S

DE SALTHOI

DRIE STLEY',9
1 FINEST RE

FLUID

R of
m?ttfOur, Wate
g up the Chv

ted by several,
a and Australi

may ne seen in nut word al
AUSTRALIAN TEN

EXTR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

It had been decided to advanc

The Chinese rebellion
Exchange on L

--.0.--

SPAIN.—The Cortes have been ,
of a hostile majority of fourteen again,
candidate for the office of President.
contemplation to remodel the constitution, so

es gaininz strength.
don : Calcutta, 2s. Old. to 2s. Id

solved in consequence
the government

It is said to be in

to placE

I the cr

vat be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

'ON and ROBY..Mr. MTarlane, Peistoffice

heir Cper within THRES miles of
Yards CAR' FREE, and allow a
)UNT FOR CASHMENT. OF FIVE PER CENT.

ompany dein
.he►r several 1

tars add re

d RS eve to the COMPANY'S OFFICES Will

WILLIAM LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER. i

FOR SE
MILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING
SAFES.

'verpool, October Ist., 1852

ATENT. I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

*pany freed froin

to ,earry on tt
hips for

. _
supplies thenilin abundance. There is no trade in
world carried on with greater regularity, despatch,
between Liverpool and N
e States and the Colonies.

econorr.

Amerie
thi. is t

nd may be

left to it

The Phil

erranean lines

pima aa,

of steamers

charters are

not necessary to create

great i m

osition on t

ablic tc

y line of steamers

will convey th,

class of Irish emigrants which cot

to LivPrpoo

which thi

be Atlantic for the miserable pitta
able to pay. Three or four pounds ahead has been the

amountapid by then

poor crea

s,e cons;

•ably more th

1r their ruin

(From the Liverpool Journal.)
When the British Government first put forth advertise-
ments, :n the year 1837, inviting all who were disposed to
contract for carrying the mails between England and the
E: itioh poacesclons in Noriti America tv send in tenders,
the postal communication between this country and the

month from Falmou

between New York and
-sailed the postoffice gun-brigs
as to secure the carrying of all the letters. At that time
the packet service trom England to North America cost
about £40,000 a-year above any revenue produced by it.
For the purpose of getting rid of this useless drain on the
public purse, and of accelerating the communication
between the mother country and the colonies, the Govern-
ment invited the shipping interest and others to send in
tenders, stating the terms on which they would build
steamers capabl of crossing the Atlantic, and carrying the
mails from England to America. Several tenders were
sent in, but that of the Cunard Company was preferred by
the Government, as holding out the best prospects of
serving the public and securing a revenue from the carry-
ing of letters. The result has shown that this was a wise
decision; for the effect, so far as Government is concerned,
was to free it from the cost of running the gun-brigs for-

really b

Americ

ch so far out

merly employed;

s relates to the

revenue, to

_
_e it so greatly as to leave a surplus after paying the
sum granted to the company for carrying the mails across
the Atlantic; and, as relates to the colonies and the mother

ountry, to reduce the time of communication from twenty-
. n days one way, and from thirty-five to eleven
It is now attempted to describe this
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

of Histor

ree abb
Of Dr.

thirteenth

placent
surdity

tertaine

into t

'RETCH

tne afijace
freshing t

nworthy

marks 07
careful a

bbot or p

pecial cl

rches ,a

others, a

:ed with the pre,

spite of the

me, and,

9! his own neph,

less of rt

the Rom

ii of God

moderation

VIIILAV 1.1 IJ.
of Aug

manusc

century

n age

a warran

rob the

horses as

sample

and hi

Capri a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ield up to laug'

rt carried away b
ld made to
)f heroe

v men,

arrows,

sympathise

ssuming the name

ed the lo

Sing of

scenes in

'1 not, however

go the lengt

f sayin

he world of all the picturesque
writers of fiction had thror

t de
ruth ; ana

e his coon

timulate a

worst form- was that

ction that th

dimity, pathos, and beau

round it

cur better feelings
;es of awe and of delb

th iii religion

i the man who uttered it

ved it, and was serious in impressing it upon others.
could conjure his hearers, therefore, never to yield

rrent amon

too man

not much matte

Ig. On the contrary, it was impossiow .
ye a good life who had a bad creed. Moral cm.
r was unholy in itself, and led to the worst
A man might be. nor Papist

intensely in earnest in a lie

rendered his delusion the m

T some furtt

nestness

ence to the errors of
erect love of

,holic system, and to that in

holly eradicated frc

etic, o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

'heyter Cot

November, 1851, were £1236
6s. sd. ; and from April 24th to Nov. 30th, in 1251,
£13,620 7s. sd. ; in 1852, £13,840 16s. sd. Ile total
expenditure for the latter period was £ll,OBO Os. Bd.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUT lON, TARVIN-HALL. - Mr.
Sprague, for many years pupil at Dr. Brindley's establish-

I now WI
his year at St. Joh

went, a

s Colle

elected to

his final examination in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

the amount given up by the substitution of the

it it appears that the

follows

Window Duty upon 461,919 houses.. £1,950.792

nha bited House Dut.

Total tax g

£1,243,774

counties of the r

;h of England

5 ; Ches)

)00: total, £143,4

Westminster, a

Middlese

House Tax, double

d upwards, is estimated to prods

which deducted from the amount levied in 1

Window Tax

shows

charge to the public of £227,000.

The it

unts were as

; and Yorkshire,

The saving to London

nded to houses of £lO

a diminished
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

2 years ; 1 T

'eekly Ri

i]s_DAY

e has been

,vices of

ter with the co

s year- I have receded 4(
It 1 general depressi

quantity taken t

Egyptian have t

". I Aracati,
UT.
Bahia, &c

Sawginned

'DT

Very extreme re

ave realise

ERPOOL COTTON

reased receipts at t

1. per I

not more than

Surat, owing to

have taker

market cl

'revi- I Week

44480
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, Dee

Richard Bell and Georg
Dec. 20, Jan,

to surrenc
District (

o'clock,
'icitors,
;nee. All

David Sutherland, Pieston' seed merchant.
William Bacon. Brentwood, Essex, grocer.
John Richardson Gates, Finch-lane, Cornhili
Robert Grear, Bradley-terrace, Wandsworth-

acre, London, wax chandler
William Hatchett Surridgt,
of Harrow-road, London, horse-d

DECLAP

makers—:

DIVIDENDS,

J;; Cooper, Liverpoo

A. Atkinsoi

jail, M

dge, i nnkeep

ERSHIPS DISSOLVE

Liverpool, manufacturers of flour of brimstot
id Sons, Ashton-under-Lyne, brushmakers-1
Westleigh,_coalmasters—Banks and (
inge and Sons, Ro
d P. Mortimore,
per manufacture
bre

Ashton-uncle
3urnley, boiler-makers

s tar as regards

Friday, December 10, 1852.

Thomas Speed.

builder

David Williams

Edmund and Edmund Frincis En
Robert_ Hamilton Murray, Alfrei

;ansbire, grocer.
list), Bath. aucti

place, Cam

graphic
John Gouldin, Out
Alexr.

'l, Norton;

Bond:street

Charles Blades, Terrace. Kerisinuton, Lo.
William John Bowden, :Ware. Hertfordshire

James Gill, High:itreet, Southwark, London,
Thomas Barnshaw, Brunswick-street, PopL
ceased retailer of beer.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—J. Crostini,
merchant, second div. of Bd., and 2s. Sd. on I
Jones, Liverpool, draper, div. of sd.; W. Hor
joiner, first div. of 4s. 6d.; J. Davis, A bergele,
grocer,—all on any Wednesday, at Mr. Torner'l

DtvinENns.—Jan. 4, E. Hindley, Liverpool,
—Jan. C, J. Carruthers, late of Manchester,
—Jan. 4, T. Forshaw, Birke

CERTIFICATE
mariner.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—M. A. and E
verpool, milliners—P. and P. Catterall, Presto
Newbold, Park, and Co., Bury, ironfounders—l
Co. Radcliffe, brickrnakers ; as far as regards T

regards T. Darbyshiie—Williain s, Jones, and Wil
tobacconists; as far as regards R. Jones—E. a
Holt, Denbighshire, farmers.

Dec. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPT(
14, John Roberts (audit)
16, Edward Brookfield (audit)

16, Alen
16, Thor

Irvine (audit

1. Brookes

17, Thomas Tattersall (1;
17, John A. C. Reimann
17, M.N._ Raynes (audit)

20, Alfred J. Swift (audit) •
20, Bell nnd Campbell (Ist)
20, William Laird (proof am
21, Robert Pace jun. (2nd)..
23, Robert Pritchard (2nd)..
23, Wilram P.oberts 12nd) ..

ton (audit)
Smith (separate proof and div )
h and Thos. Irrina fro' x> ,

241 Alex. 5

Goolden, (proof inid;7)

MARKETS

. -
MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

the recent acc

:s from ti

way here id

yarns; whilst

goods declined in nearlq the

as William Surri.

.—G. Pryde, D. Jones,
st div. of Is. 9d.. on an

Jan. 14, at 11 o'clock, of the LiverpoOl DistriCtC,
kruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Greatley, Liverpool; offic
ee, Air. Bird Liverpool.
mes Keron, Altrincham, Cheshir
mes Ness, Newcastle-upon-Tv
hn rritiland Ririrnrvnt,

Pistrucci, Salisbury-street, Strand, London,
..:.•

don, milline
*theca]

mite, Live

near proof

Denbigh
Liverpc

coal-mere

ad, ma

gh average, in the department of

ale proportion

[nable tc

In this state
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ADMIRAL
art

Idation for a limited

L CUNARD

Al I Letter* and

For freight or_petsiage appiLt.,

Newspapersint
ourch the Postoffice

led to be sent by
nd none will

v accountable for go

to adds

'he friends

a their Goods

,cie. iewol

re not r
"%Inn_

preci

ment ordilliculty,Pt

le 18th inl
the LA Nr

a for the ASIA

wilj4

ret-class Screw I

MONTH,

X 5.... Capt. MILLE
,RIFFE.Capt.

c 1 February, 18.

I NEW YORK
TO NEW Yoi

PA*

NGUARD w

, A. H. Foal,
'21.....
WATEBFOBD, as follows :
THIS DAY, December _
.., in Boston, to S. S. TUESDAY, December 21, ,
—.rARD in
; in Havre TUESDAY, December Wit lli o'clock,
anin ;in London, to J. B. FOORD, Whether this relebratedVistel be regart4-
n Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS; or Pasco-•- -be ivatrivalled.

ST, Compaande

at pfo'clock, Noon

IIAYMAN

ri SON,

east aid(

The DROGHEDA STI
a !splendid flee

of new and pc
tded to `sail,

Cabin Fare,(including Steward's Fee,)los

,articulars apply to
WILLIAM M'ELROY, 35,

in the Aft,

6/ o'clock, Morning
Morning

d ai a Cattle;Goods

ge-street

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA

zil=zlllSt-
and Passengers, fromso__._
ntil I Col lingwood Dock, Liverpool,(witloF'thout Pilots,..
Tins DAY, December 14, 1 o'clock. Night
THURSDAY, December 1 t 2 o'clock, Afternoor
t 4 o'clock, Afternoon

SATURDAY, DecembE
MONDAY, Dece r 20, at
TUESDAY, Dec ber 21, at 7 o'cloc
THURSDAY, ember 23, at 8 o'clock; Nigh
FRIDAY, ecember 24, at 9 o'clock, Nighl
TUESDAY, December 28, at 10 o'clock, Night
ving DROGHEDA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

of 2d. ner

THE LIVERPOOL STA NDARD,

rt of Chanel

that the

down f

a contra

lv did r

repose of a single vene

3usiness t

,etween

disposed

t CHA

Ard TRU It

s his extraordinal

r he unque

IBINGER, per

,oped he w

JUSTICE of the Common P,

Tnmet

,tional

at amb

phere in

as munc

tell Mr

ad wit

a Nisi Prius (

Nation

HATCHELL, t

( hags, in appOn
tuber for Wind

is admitted

being an increas
bullion in both di

all week

KI .. £:

been done

16,890 I Govrn
I Other

BAN KIN

et, and

which
1. He

!curities

Gold coin& bu'

Silver bullior

I & silt'. coin

ings, Gas shares
after. anil

teadily to improve

^h in

Richmond
—The

cent in Nev

Ell,Ol

,553,000 Gov. securities.£l3,962,6Sq
3,075,011 Other securities 12,410,82
Public deposits. 7,637,710 Notes
Other deposits. 12,699,303 . C
7-day, &c. bills. 1,493

12,523,740
561,442

£39,458,691
. .. 1

Our SHARE MARKET has been extremely dul_

1. very small amount of business has

_ and urices have almost, without excep-
)n, been quoted lower each day. Caledonians
and Norfolks alone have advanced, and are in

demand at the higher prices.
tinue buoyant, though these also partan., Al, some
measure, of the general dulness. Our local shares,
Fire and Life, Royal Assurance, Exchange Build-
and others, continue much sought

French shares
;..

annex this

Caledonians

ern Count

of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

MONDAY. DEC

ering the near approach of Christmas,
5 market was only moderate. For Beef

nand, at slightly improved rates. Mutt
at the uudermention

ks & cows 4id to 5d

Second-class heifers
and bullocks ....

4fd to —d 1

'Sinking t

.Alf-fat iows

T MARKET,

228 I Last week

LIVERPOOL PROVISION
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10.

[emend for B,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Noon, at Chalouer an
wick Dock, Liverpool

747 Pieces, of which
GANY, .

cee, weighg

-Api)ly4./

Messrs.
will be added,

iFurniture We&

105 tons
y N. 8., Se;

116 tons reg.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

INSTANT R

DR. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS
The most wonderful CURES of ASTHMA and CON
SUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, and all Disorders of th,
BREATH and LUNGS, are everywhere performed by this ex
traordinary remedy.

HFFICU LTY OF BREATHING
Hale, near Liverpool._

,CIV CU 111.1114 timatie, an.rsA.r,•
to me. I was so much oppressed at my chest that when I lay
down a coughing fit came on with such violence that I ha
often thought I should not live to gee
I can sleep a whole night without,eougl

ifter hiving take

Witness, P. 1

NOTHER CURE OVCONS
t of a Utter from Mf: TROMR.

VE COUGH
"Scotland

(Lire poi

3entlemen,-1 have eat pleasure in commu
ase (among many) ich came under my own o
adv. who I can t er t

,ating to yC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

the House of C
M.P. fn

BROWN

for copies ~

motion was resisted, on the grounc

timately wit}

nions from

)f the correspondence on the subject
e Company and the Board of Trade.

th the functions of

had bee

t yet had an op:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Proudfoor broke down so badly a short
t was found necessary to destroy him.

The stallion Paragone

seen sold to the Duke of

,panish nobleman

R. Nelson has changed his training quarters from Thick-
lands, near Huddersfield, to Pontefract.
Peter Simple and Half and Half are gone into Thomas
Oliver's stables, at Pre.stbury.

The Nottingham Race Committee have fixed upon th
th February fur their Spring Meeting.

Mr. Cunningham has sold The Little Queen. to Mr,
French, of Newmarket, for 200 sous.

Stockwell was the largest winner of the past season,
- started 13 times, winning 11 races of the net value
I fe

ha
of 49900.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

This rather renowned
the late and present

10,958

le imeres

ics of lectures

imencely t

blage, the
and their

xian in

h, une' nous brogue,
late Mr. O'Connell.
one to a

trod tic

e solar system a,

ine of light

at• officers,
a had actua

.r cent.—

tion, the

ishing to
y lost by

:he smaller

ar than the

aound sterling is sup.

the process, on all
by wear is supposed

ing to the more un

twelve months' time

Ile latter about 894

le, neat
n 1 ciri

11 piece of

dmiuistered I

, when death
her stomach

ted any food

Lrna from

sage. Ttiomps
with Mr. Jame

Mayor said the

ed to ris

by the sale of a
in order to avai

to answer for

ittcd for trial

mg o►

Sally,

of Derb

deputation
all that ha(
he shnnld

moment from d

to admit, and w

he Earl 0

spoke in reply to

other branches of

ment duty was of
should say, that i

•esente
s, of t

were o

would receive every attention ft
The deputation then retired.
TUB LORD MAYOR'S Dixzq
tival in honour of the newly-el,
don, which was postponed froi

spaper

from a sentiment of respect

m the 9d
the Duke
at the GI

was celebrated on Wedrits

a thousand ladies and gentlet

hospitality, including the ministers, t

)matic

aan of t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

but the high rates p

ders to ask full prices

The accounts

Cornet, Wi
and Taps, G
Harbinger,

ens Haab, Ne

tallenger, from Cardiff a
'oederstronw. Dykema,
age, and loss of two men

i)ec
to strike

F WALNE

WEDNESDAY

—City of r

—Andes (s s), I

Carson, Atkinior
Druid, Codner, S
Miller, Gray, at

thins, Ner

Keane, Savannah—Bee, (
Meldrum, Apalachicola— (
Martens, Memel—Orio

a, Waggers, Sevil
Naples—Celeril

Contest, Co've, Gibralt
Denduyts, Ostend.
Favourite, LythiCOVr,

Ann and ane,smith
Zoe, Shaw, hence, and
both at the Mauritius.

~ anchu

for Calder

nuelita, 3rd Oct., and C
for Coquimbo ; and Lor
Flying Childers, Have
Miller, from the.
and Aurora, Beet
6th instant.

SDAY, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Ulster says

e, though of

a thin tea
of Doc
to have
1y carried out

:sIT.—It is said that of
Dublin Custom-house,

RsxTy.—There

In t
n of t

Chief S

The sittings

honours

.re present

.rch has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

nd HALIFAX.
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS
FIFTEEN POUNDS.

EMENT

TWENTY POUNDS

EASUREMENT

Pte Shit

t Cone

ca by th

ci npwal

AMERICAN ROYAL
STEAM SHIPS,

IPOOL and NE'

.eased to one party for delivery In I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

nwick-street
h Higgir

late Mi

On tiv
many ye

nd, previous

'eacombe, ag

Patrick
T of the

Blundell-street

On the Gth instant. a
wife of Mr. John Taylo

It. Win

th instant
Anne-stri

On the Itt
Wilson. late

•mariner.

,n the St

d 44, Mr. R. Crich

If disease of

lane-ma

Mr. Samue

instant, aft,
)f the Alhpr

To tract!

Dock ware

her residence, Bute
tr. giiTatieth Buck

lenjamin Dutton,ipen""calstreet' Everton

On the 91

flour-de

i:Oldhall-streef

On the 9th in
widow of the la,

on-crescent,
Esq., of Spri

On the 9th instant, at his resident
Charles J. Waddington, Esq.

be 9th instant, at his residence, I
:ed 59, William Henry Smith. lat(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

omen had the slie

I, was Mrs. Kirwan aware of this fact until
nonths back. When the story had reached her
he bad spoken and acted as a women will act
such situations, Kirwan's feeli❑gs towards
her appear to have been converted into mere ferocity.
This being the position of Mr. and Mrs. Kirwan, in June
went to lodge at Howth for change of air, and
according to the testimony of the woman
lodged, Kirwan's conduct to his wife

)r, inde

about six mont

speak in

from the first,

was brutal in the extreme. Thus matters went on until
Sunday, the sth of September; on Tuesday the 7th,
they were to have returned to Dublin. On the Sunday
evening Kirwan went down to two boatmen, Patrick
Nangle and Michael Nangle, and engaged to carry him
and his wife over the next day to " Ireland's Eye." On
Monday, about 10 o'clock, the unfortunate lady and her
murderer went down to the boat. They had a bag and
two bottles of water with them. Mrs. Kirwan, besides,
had a reticule, and he a sword-cane and sketching-book.
The boatmen rowed them over to the islet. At about 12
o'clock they conveyed a second party across, whom they
brought back at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. By that
party, and by the boatmen, Mrs. Kirwan was seen alive

at the hour named, when she desired the men to come
back for her husband and herself at 8 o'clock in the
evening. At about 7 o'clock cries were heard frore
" Ireland's Eve" as of a person in distress. Not onl
heard upon '

.;re loose cries
crew of a boat wi

-.Au mainland, but in the
n was returning from fishing. At this
nd his wife were the only people on the
,ding to orders, the boatmen returned at
8 o'clock. when they found the husband standing alone at
the landing-place.
In reply to their inquiries, Kirwan stated that his wife
had left him about an hour and a half before and—he
knew not what had become of her. The party then pro-
ceeded to find the lady, and continued their search until
they arrived at a place called the " Long-hole," which is
out of sight of Howth Harbour. This spot is always
covered with water when the tide is in, but uncovered
when the tide is out. Upon a rock in this spot the dead
body of Mrs. Kirwan was found at 10 o'clock. The in-
cident is thus described by the boatman :—" Her bathing
dress was up under her arms, and there was a sheet under
her; her head was lying back in a hole, and her feet were
in
_a pool of water about the full of my hat—about half a
..w cuts on her forehead and under her eye ;
by her oars, from her side
On the day in question
atement was.

me Kirwan I
Accor

gallon. 1 saw cam. _
there was blood coming down
and breast, and other places.'
it was high water at half-past ...irwan's b.
that at half-past 6 his wife left him for the purpose
bathing. At that time there were 2 feet 6 inches of wal

was wester!

boatman
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ecommendation

ommittee r

A right of

separate contract ors

inendat ion c

rage of

contrac
r'. Th

134, and in the extra-

the no

ymouth,
eft Sierr

hich m
re of a

Le committe

morials whic

with the re

The whole

on WE

arts of ti

Leone on the 18

g with Chinese skilful

have been renewed

the operations.

oultry consumed ou boa

ce, 'when

o FieCe

al aid c

,uld be

ND TAX COMMISSION

se of Commons

it additional comb

Is, on Mondt
during the pr

n the jurisd

:I for trial

hat he sha

back to t

sed for
Ind soot

Nether t
feet, at a

sters 6
►bad be

qERAL NEW

been going on roan

t hedges in that countr

day. Hi
the nrni

Mayor.

the Rig

!ed for th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

THE
requ

VICTU
D SCH

LADLE

HOUSE TAX.
OWNERS of PROPERT'
Lasted to attend a MEETING

nal Meet

?HE

S' SOCIETY FOR CL
SCOTTISH POOI
ANNUAL SALE of CLO'

Vednesd a

RPOOT STANDARD,

to be held at tb
:Is DAY, (Tuesday,

)THING

HING
George-s 1

ning at I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

th in staple and Cleanlin

year. I regret to learn
Mobile, and Savannah, t
off in both- these particul proportion
of leafy and dirty cotton is now arriving, a fact tending to
prove that planters have generally aimed at quantity
rather than quality.
PROVISIONS.—The demand for Pori,

boweve

hat the late receipts have-fallen
ars, and that a large

s moderate, and
,ncl lnwar_ Raw

has d.
Export from the Ist to 30th November. 1852. 1851
1.206

,bls. 2,795 2,924
~ 4,204 3,182

Lard
NAVAL

Lial to kegs 8,012 9,

gh turpentine has beer
Spirits of
Rosin is

it which the marke
be quoted at 551

to 58c

)mmon is dull. Tar is offered at An to :8'2,25.
luoN.—The market is firm, although there is not much
• Small sales of Scotch pig aro making at S3l to

theratic

doing.
S3l 50

six months ; English. i

IGEITS.-

—The fri

y be quoted at

Liverpool beef is taken at 4

narket is easy, but firm. To
6d. to 6s. ; rosin, 3s. 6d. ;

t 91-d. to 10d.. in bulk, and 103 d. ba
endon : beef, 63. 6d. to 7s. per 3041 b. ; rice
m, 40s. ; tobacco, 455. To Glasgow : flour

zed by ti

Havre i (

and tobacco, 3s

Cotton sales

sTo>, Nov. 30

!ay 1,300 bales, at pri

Cotton

market is depresied

er declined i-c. to i c

of the Amer
o, tr. oi.„

since the receipt

trict Middling being

The sales 'yesterd,

is morning they already rea

now quote

n Herat

ge Kea

Dublin Prerog

-J
vered j

remainder in charity, according as
Mr. Dease should deem fit
the ground of the testator's in
dwelt with very great severit

th cost

bELF-h

fear, or by

or ne
Letter

;ed the tr

ge, of ti

raent on Satt

It his right (

•atorrecc

he perpetration of a most barbarous
f robbing a poor ma

The ruthless a

slam, to

E. Horton, c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

1 Wiser

on his ow
h of Rm.

'et. act alone

hat were r

s not old e

observing tk

t, without beginnin

a giganl

d then, to shewti
o much by

The lecturer

of Rome

a priest for every

e do is

n tavou
nr eh.

of Rome was very old

t the sys-

Lsted of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

BLANKETS, COUNTERPAN
CURTA 5
TABLE LINENS, SH
17,A,N.• ELS, lk

DAMASK and Mt

IRISH LINEIs

id to state that it Las en fully
tiogAT useful
N E V'

811orted with every d
'kishionable
GOODS.

WINTE

FINAL REDUCTION IN THEM.
kind of G(IODS will he OFFERED Tuts DAY, a
Reduced Prices as must effect a speedy clearance.

-IN BRISCOE,
OLDHALL-SIRE

GENTLEMEIN
OF EVERY

SHUt

FOR MORNING OR E'
READY FOR USE, OR 1.1.4

VENING DRESS,

Hai :ng

troduced grE
lemen's Silid

Cut of den

ntee to

COLOURED SUet)

BURDEN A

TAILORS AND
CHURCH-STR

RTDIAICER
', Lll7l

POOL

FL. HAUSBURG respec
. of an examination ol

!-STO(;K of
CANDELABRA

LAMPS, CHANDEL
ORMOLU, GLASS,..

11 it includes tb

AUREOLE
THE TRUE Slle.

JMP,
M BRA LAMP,)

Ornament forte

ana rapid

LA M PS, tHANDELI
and RE-LACQUERED,

on the f

OLD POSTOFFICE-BUIL

)INGS, LIVERPOOL

HYDE'S PATENT MANIFOL
II WRIT EC. Thin Portable Copyii
?-is. -, Machine (used in Her ilfajortY's Colonic! a)
k.„ Stationery Oat.. es) is jefaple in the mode
-- -'"using and tffertivsX"operation. Large lett

An assortment of diffe,T al
WEBB and HUNT'S S onery SVarchouse, CAs
, wher so Carbonic Books, Col
may be procured.

I- - - -
THI
RIALS

of shade and patterns is most d
any House out of London ; whi
execution of the orders ai'e cni
t n lent of the highest order. A;
figures of national liveries, i; k
toners. The Materials in S•; 0

le the Forem

TOP- ST'
R(

Blue Liv
Gr(

Refine C
Refine E

Refine Drab

FOR SERVANT

NN:aalleenncciiaas
ValencielTn B 1

Cas4ttieres in B

Casfimeres in Gr
Cassimeres in Cr

Casaimeres

Silk Mohair Plush
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

filly by. Lai:lerCosi

out of Marmora, Delia

THE.CHAT

LIVERPOOL ROYAL 1 NFI RM A RY

during the last week

NORTHERN HOSPITAI
Anstirrun: Accidents, 21:

lar, 0 ; dead, 1 ; ent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

compressed

Browr

parcel containing the n
hind him, with th
and chain. Mr

rued the blow.
ch the pt

Icket in
es left t

ere aaw Thomas sitting
heard Thomas

found in the same house

11Bridewell

or six other me

he identified them as

d
the Prisonersecon Thomas,indictment but we
Y.

SZ&I?.B_ °f Mr

ferred
.til the

MURDER.-

its death. The prisoner had been it
Richmond, of Fied-street, Liverpool

ember, Miss Richmond
in the yard; and_upon

tilf;''ng of the Ist
et ch‘Prisoner making a no.
tsoZ and offering to bring her some water to drink,
ta:," declined it. A short time utterly'
it'Und Ist the midden of a knee tr

rds a wale

doors from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ii2juno

That it is c
tit ion tetwPi

British subjects,

and surely the large

the benefit a
of successive
ships end st
contributed s
Your mem
nourable boa

I 1,4 y, to

To THE COMMITTEE OF HER MAJESTY'S PRIVY COUNCIL,
APPOINTED FOR THE COMIDERATION OF MATTERS RE-
LATINO TO TRADE AND FOREIGN PLANTA.TIONS.
Memorial of the undersigned Shipow::^rs of the- Port of

'hat your memorialists have observed that an
he London, Liverpool, and North American
p Company, for a charter, with limited liability,
consideration of your honourable board.
►orialists have an immense stake in the shipping
and they have embarked their capital therein,
tit' all the responsibilities and risks of shipowners,

ndividual Hat

to deprive your men;

trade, w

ersever,

alists of

:e through all cliff

would not only be most unjust and
ists, but a great discouragement to

be if

er is not called for by any
and there can be no doubt

a charter as the one

most unlimited amount of capital
ed in screw and other steam-ships,
and North America.

and unprivileged colnp.

ouring one dais or body

e to exper

1 forthei extension of rautical

provements connect

d with steam-

generally, such as of late years have
such to the public convenience and advantage
alists, therefore, humbly pray that your ho,
will not grant a charter, with limited liabi

idon, Liverpool, and Noith American Screw

aorialists will ever pray, &C.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

G

coe2A. Oil

ND OTHER OILS

ND S. JOT

iNSON, OIL DE

G. S. RUSSELL.
HOUSE, ESTATE. AND COMMIS lOW AGENT,
22, NORTH JORN-STREIC IVERPOOL,
T4AS FREEHOLD and SEHOLD PRON
'^-"r1, a, constantly ON SALE.
"'in meet

very attention.
MONEY, in V

ous amounts, to 1

WALKER'S

WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY

VETIAN SHADE BLINDS

BLINDS,WHOLES

LE AND

90N CHAIR

THE GOLD REGIONS

NO Person should ever think of EMIGRATING
without taking one or more of PERKES'S-PATEN FED
FOLDING " MULTUM IN FARVO" BEDSTEADS, which
form either a BED, a COUCH, a SWUM or a CRIR
antirPhr of Wrought Iron ; fold in one-niece: 43,--

.ght-251bs. Price 17s. 6d. They are almost
,e to every hous d, both at home and abroad.
—.rated descriptions se postage-free on receipt of address.
S. PERKES and CO-rtng;neers, 1. WALBROOK, CITY.
N.B.—Export orffrs and the trade supplied. Gold-washing
Cradles only 10s. each, complete. Patented Centrifugal Pumps
I Phillips's Fire Annihilators, &c.

,oment ; w
idispensab

~;
~
~.. , ..

MUSICAL PRESENTATION LIBRA.RN

JAM

'URER

9LISHER BY SPBCIA

TO HER MAJESTY,)

BEGS
II and 1

,pectfully to infi

'm his

sous Frie

nsideration, he has determined, it oldition to hi
ESTABLISHED YI*UpCAL LIBRARI
part of the Kingd(

:o add a a

w feature i

ANNUA

COMBINE];

nditions t

SMITH'S

ENT SALE AND HIRIN(

FOR TOWN

STD COUNTF

0 R D-

S7'REET

LIVERF

he BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO,
SM, GOUT, HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS

OS' COMPOUND RENAL PILLS
Etenal, or the Kidney

indicates) have been
Scacious remedy for

ly of 13t

id; Drowsiness,

Sleep without Refreshment

of tile
)f all the organ

telrellthy functions-9
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

RKET

emand last I

The mild state of the wea

tt Citiebec—

rora. irom I
Robson. Ne

id Devon, Smith, Sti

Niebi
Warner

—Confi

yalpara

;ottantinople
Peck, St. Mie
iz—Juan, I
hnoe,

neat Neyca
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

olution as to the increase of

House

nto committee, am

he Government re

ration, there

lved to e

ng to various

resolution with more or less bitter anii

The true cause

vernment—is
Hous

of the house-'

of the opposition—l

like paying at all

members must oppose the incr
e house-tax. We doubt the just

see the necessity, of this measure
sition members should look to the colun

the Ministerial print

the Morning C

kronicle,

learn thence how the

and the Da

cons

yond the fac

canno

it opponents o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Beef ....
Alutton ..

HaddoCk

Fresh Bt

Potatoes
Filberts

full quotations. Common

ngous are new held for

;, 80s per cwt

Inded.-

Importation from Ireland, from

the 6th to the 11th instant, both inclusive

1052 crocks, 290 b

tierces Hams; 3 tie

-13,153 firki

nets Butt

kegs Lard,

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET,

DFC. 11

fitly, old, ;+ st.. i

10) 0 8 Potatoes,
0 6 0 71 Kemps
0 41— 0 6 Pink Eyes
Ditto, Green 0 0— 0 0 Cattle....
Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, t
Straw, Wheat

PRICE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE AT THE DOCKS
toes, Kempe, 48 to 484 d ; Cups, 3slod to 4s s.
Turnips, Swedes, 12s to 15s per ton of 20 cwt

leasure of

OHN'S PROVISION MARKET,

SATURDAY. DEC. 11

Ditto,

7 ;Pines, tor.

Aria, P Couple

0 si-0 7 !F
0 0 0 0 ;Duck

8 0 9 ;•Gees(
3 0 4 :Snipe

2 0 - 6 .0

~ .
0 5 0 7 ;Flal'es 1 6 2 t
010 1 4 ,Itabbita.v cple. 1 9 2 C
1 2 0 0 IPigcons 1 8-.--o C
0 8— 0 10 jGrouse..l9,lnace 4 10 0 C
1 4 0 0 Black Game

121 8 5
leek 0 9
ag•tb 1 4

ach 0 9
100. 1 6

Leasants

Partridges
Woodcock,

2 (Wild Ducks

0 :Lark:

CORN MARKETS

MANCHESTER, DEC. U.—The stocks of Flour in the hands
of factors being extremely light, and the arrivals small, the
demand during the week has been fully eu

and an advar

e of le

been obtaine

,nd Oatmeal

been firm. T

)ats hare brow

per 451b5.,

during the we

PRESTON

he attendance at our market this mornir
?, and the trac

at our Corn

- -
•ather slow at the advance quoted

EC. 11.—There Was a good attendance of

anxious buTe

equal to the d

Exchange this morninl
s of Wheat, and the sup

most of whom wer

lemand, a clearance was readily eff

•anary we raise ou

ai Wheat, 28. pi

per bushel on oats

quotation

!en in. a hurric

for Rio Hache

Elizabeth, Wallace, hence at Mal

Carnatic, Devere

t Mica

Iparaiso, and Ffikenharn,
all at-Caldera, and sailed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

oast and

It treatment, on which the
fendant struck him again, and the defendant's son and
the mate coming to assist le defendant, they all assaulted
and beat the plaintiff, and seized him by the I -
kicked him. They then dragged him along and th
down on the quarter-deck, and as he was endeavouring to
get up the mate struck him on the shoulders:and back
with a double piece of rope. He was then taken to his
berth and fed on bread and water till he arrived at Liver-
ing at first allowed one pound of bread and then
f a pound of bread a day. In consequence of the
injtiries he had received he was unable to do his duty as
steward. On the ninth of October he was again assaulted
and ill-treated by the defendant's son and the --
after he had been knocked down and beaten
to go aft to the captain. He said he was afraid to go•
was in fear for his life. Upon this the captain order(
him to be put in irons. On his arrival at Liverpool he
was scarcely able to walk. The defence was that he had
been drunk and dirty and quarrelsome, and had once
seized a knife and threatened to stab the defendant, but
)sitively denied it. The defendant,

remonstrated against s

pool, b,

99 told
—he

r, gave
and to

aence with a view to establish these charges.
that the treatment the plaintiff had experienced 11:.
been necessary. I..zad Campbell said there could be no
doubt as to the right of the master of a vessel to punish
any of his crew for disobedience, but he was bound to
use his powers with judgment, discretion, and humanity.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff on all the issues,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

societies

5500 allot

)tai i-hiiS'

pf Penton-

:ommittal
1 Suffolk-

30 was a

Id in his
in a few

is en from

paper just
le of the
from 1848

e declared

af3ctureE
in 1840,

and also

'rom Franco of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ri the Bth a theft was con

pecio train, a

miles from Cruces, near a ra

nado. In going through one of the narrow rocky
s the load of one or two of the mules became
d, and while being repacked, other of the mules
Le distance a-head. Without guard or guide, they
;gin.r.; on, when one of them, loaded with boxes
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

hard lab

.ULT.-
g Mar

lallda

)F THI

!oni panion

hop of St.

R DECEMBER, 1852.

of assault, but not'w-

3edford, near Leigh, o

In the 1

rrington, at Bu
he

he pistol

ay's impri

ncement of the assizes

Tierney pleaded gu

[sonmer
. He w

ty to t

?olland, aged 20

lon, nine year

portation

James's Church, Cupar,

Andrews, DE

BRITISH ARMY

went off,

stomach

is case, but the details

re pro-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

POLICI

din dient

preferred a

in th

however, d
put to the sc

ssing officer

k and absented

!ming t

instead of being
had been reare

pla

return, had

,een made

for Brunskill and

uld be irrelevant t

mded that a

ihould take

police-co

was of con

:fusion, w
art of do

)n named R

;its ref.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

TUESD A -v

.1.. _A. ,

IRELA

riTTEbd PT

es that on N

A. DELI CAT
►t M

DISCOVERY

I a superior

completed, and the woi

CUSTOM-}
60 an;

merary c

families wit

REPASS

pectation of a
iiversity of Dul

ND

nesday a shot was fi

a a pla

as done

The Kilkenny Moderato?
Intler. who.withhl

DECEMBER

A. letter from Parsonstown
fired fr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ual to the eu

Ajax, Bombay—W'
Calcutta—Africa,:

Anne Armst

Phoenix, hence a
Catherine, stifle(

pool on the 21st,.put i.
would be compelled to (1
ST. DOMINGO, Nov. 5
is on shore at Cat
care() has hePn

ceedingly damaged

ARRINKE

Vaitham, I
Rotterdam.

SATUA

lon—Hung.ariar,

SA I LSD.—Canada (s
(s s), Reed, Genoa.

riacific (a), Ny
28th Nov., at 7

and w•aterlo;

except one 13-6 y, drowned.
Jamaica, for New Orleans, an
The Andes (s s), for New Yc
jibboom, stanchions, bulwarks
ter

rare up a

eighty miles beyond 'Cape Cle
The Jenny Lind, for New 0
off Holyhead, with the Defenc
to have sunt
De

The crew (exc
e. which has put back,
prnast, &c. The mate of tfic

k at thi

the crew (six

The Jenny Lind (stea:

d Liebe, Naple
,rk, has put 1
forward, &c.,
n Thursday n

apt the coo

ti into Birkent

steam tug Herculean.
Baltic (s), Comstock, hence a
Galatea, hence and St. Thom
Guatemala Packet, Phillips, 1
Maria, Tikjob, hence at Curit,

t New 1

as, at St. Dom
hence at La Ur

Puerlo Cabello
Eduard. Smii

and El izabe

%tura.
M'Whinney, hence at Jamaica.
Woodland Castle, Barclay, hence at Barbad
Fleece, Anderson, hence at Port an Prince.
Palmetto, Bell, and Elizabeth Beynon, Cot
St. Thomas.

oarle, and Fidel

Andrew F

er, has not arriv
hence at F

at Nc

M!tysci!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Breidthi

IT COM-

~uliror

easels a
of part
lit on a

BETV

Fares—,

'rom CLARE

PRINCESS
CAMILLA

PRINCESS
CAMILLA

RINCESS

CAMILL

ith Goods PRINCESS,
de of the CAMILLA
-nder :

oevtz
akitirMitio.— CAMILLA
• LYRA ...
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Phoenix colt by Nat
ban ! colt hv Nntwith

I great measure r

, Belgrade; colt by
t by Beirarn, out of I business has
Lanercost, out of Celia, Mi. having been su
_ _

acrern ma,

by Nutwitb, I t
t of Margo-

Egyptia:

American, 10 I

tion and for

[ y Report, 1

patients. 1

rt, 11th Dec
gicat Cases n

its, 0; at own 'request, 1 ; ir
, 9 ; under treatment, 45.-1
_ _

under treatment, 24

)Ec. 13.—New cases r
e institution duritiz the la
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ST. J

ur, id. to Id

and Is. to is. 6d. per load on oatmeal ; bu

xtreme currencies were

LI freely
al. In

day, and

tiered little more than n,

hange to note,

WAKEFIELD, DEC

kllan ; Empire Queen, Porter; Queer, M'
Crosby; and James Wright, all hence at New
Hersilia, Leslie ; Yeoman, Trevellick ; Vim
William Rennie, Silk, all hence at San Franci
Patriotess, sailed from Arica for this port
William Parker, for Islay, sth Oct.
Fairy, Eaton, sailed from St. Thomas for th
Baltasara, railed from Coquimbo for this po
Lord George Bentinck, from Montreal at Q
after grounding and being lightened, in I
e of 2s. I would sail -

this port 25th No
ary. Ackland, fr

Ith Dec.
Warloc
Pickvri,

from Iquique at Ist

, and Templeman, from
Is, from St. Juan del St

Dominic(
Countess
Caliber:um

!n, Cowper
seo.

,h Sept.

•t 7th Oc

FDurham, Buchanan, from Colima; Momenta. I
-tuterpriee, Trader—Argyle, Irriae—Cale4Quil,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

maa wishes he be

infidel

descri E

re piquant

shape by one

onvinced aza

n to judge of t

nst his will:

If they wer

uld account
omed

him how he
intelligent men, accus

av thafoo

;heir intellect

of our

sequen

g as to s

'allow the

at rea

of the

Papal system,, as against the free explanatio,,_
Bible, he would say it was because they had not ree
that intense love of the truth which made a man w

1 .
their own hearts, and were ma
stupendous lie,, the Papal apostacy.
key to the moral as well as the intellectual 1

eve th

lowing such monstrous impostures,
h they would whip a school-boy for believing. t Hear
nd cheers.) He did not conceive he was using too strong

gent men swat

I be en
and in

Manci

1 a vei
rtrrtvari

John C

ner W 8

,edford

rbeara
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

tying taken

h, and every sym

e applied to her medical man, but did nc
when, upon the recommendation of a frienc
- -is Wafers, which, from the commenct

,btain any_ relic
he tried Dr. Loco(

ment, eased her cough, and by eontint

g them she is Rerfe D
THOMAS EA

cured. (Signed)
A.N01"..----Tra7--CURE OF COUGH AND HOARS
Parliament-street, Liver pc
Sir.—lt is with much pleasure I bear testimony to the extra.

cough and hoarseness for nearly two years, without
when I was induced to try Locock's Wafers, the effects
ch were soon visible, for one large box (2s. 9d.) has quite
me. I have since_ recommended them to several of my

them.—l rema

From Mr

yours, ever grateful,

J. WILLIAM

IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO SING.
►duward Page, Director of the Choir and Organist of
r. Peter's Catholic Church, Leamington.

r ' Gentlemen,—Having frequently suffered much from relaxa
tion of the throat, I have often been obliged to resort to various
preparations; but since I have had the good fortune to try Dr.
Locock's Pulmonic Wafers, I am now but seldom obliged to ,
resort to them, for the extraordinary good effects they have
produced are most surprising. Even when the throat appears
to be completely exhausted,fand the voiee to be nearly gone,
two or three (at most four) will,. in the short space of half an
hour or so, completely restore its flexibility and power, and
they do not act as a mere temporary exciting remedy, nor do
they leave any lassitude after. Having felt the great value of

the remedy, I feel it a duty to generally recommend it, as I am
convinced that all persons w►ll find immense benefit from the
general and persever►ng use of it. EDWARD PAGE.

To SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS tney are invaluable, as
in a few hours they remove all hoarseness, and increase the
power and flexibility of the voice. They have a pleasant taste
Price Is. lad., 2s. 9d., and I Is. per box; or sent by post f
Is. 2d., 33. or Hs. 6d., by DA SILVA and Co. 1, Bride -
Fleet-street, London. Sold by all Medicine Vendors

-.-- - _,
NOTE.-Full directions are given with every box in the
lish, German, and French Languages. Also may be had

DR. LOCOCK'S FAMILY APERIENT AND ANTI

BILIOUS WAFERS.

A mild and gentle Aperient and Stonacliic Medicine, having
a most agreeable taste, and of peat efficacy for regulating the
secretions and correcting the actior of the stomach and liver.
Sold at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and II s. per box. Also,

DR. LOCOCK'S FEMALE WAFERS
The best Medicine for Ladies. Haves pleasant taste
Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and I Is. per box, with full directions
Pills under similar names are counterfeits.
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