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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

lling off in the consumption by British

North America of the cotton goods of this country,
import of the United S
although in excess of that of last

for the

than the average of the three preceding years
We are quite prepared to admit that the 1_
facture of cotton stuffs in this country has increa _
much more largely than the consumption of the
raw material ; and that this district is largely bene-
fitting from such increase. In the report, prepared
by Mr. LEONARD HORNER in November last, it was
stated that, in Lancashire and the neighbourhood,
of which Manchester is the centre, Si new factories,
employing steam power equal to 2,240 horses, had

been built or set to work in the year ending 31st
October, 1851.
There had also been an enlarge-
ment of mills to the extent of 1,477 horse power.
This movement has been going on at an equally
rapid rate during the present year, especially in
those districts where fine goods are manufactured,
suitable for the India and China trade. WE

in fact, being driven from the make of heavy goods
by foreign competition and hostile tariffs, and must
take refuge in the production of lighter fabrics.
But here a serious question presents itself for solu-
tion. Of the total crop of the United States,
now ascertained from the authorised statement
to have been 3,015,029 bales, Great Britain re-
ceived this year 1,668,789, or little more than
half. We imported from other countries 256,703
bales, making a total of 1.955,492 hales. We
exported, however, 194,680 hales, leaving a nett
available supply of 1,760,812 bales. With our
present increasing mill power, and the increased
consumption of cotton going on in other coun-
tries, where are we to look for an adequate
supply of that raw material ? We cannot depend
upon America providing us with a crop of three
million bales every year; and our own colonies have
almost ceased to produce, the import from the East
and West Indies last year having been only 54,000
bales against 158,000 bales in the year preceding.
It would be well for the manufacturing interest to
consider very seriously this important question.

THE COUNTY REGISTRATION

-.....5„,___

The revision of the lists of voters foe the southern
division of Lancashire was opened on Wednesday morn-
ing at the Town Hall, Manchester, before J. P. Wilde,
Esq., the barrister appointed for that district. Consider-
able interest was excited by the procee ing.s, and the
court was very numerously atter

Conservatives

were represented by Mr. Henry Brener
this town, (instructed by Mr. Sudlow,

solicitor, of

the firm of

Crossley and Sudlow,) and the Libe

Mr. Worth-

ington, of the fi m of Sale, Worthington, and Shipman,
assisted by Mr. Gibson, town clerk of Salford. The first
set of objections brought forward by the Conservatives
were against a batch of faggot voters, in Ardwick, manu-
factured by the League in 1545. It was

wn that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

for of the

Be ,ell our, upon the line as the train
was proceeding at full speed. On the train stopping at
the Ferry Side station, two porter-6 were dispatched up the
line, and at Pibur they found the unfortunate gentleman
in great agony by the side of the iron road. When he fell
from the carriage his body fell clear of the rails, but
feet fell upon them, and the carriage wheels passii.,
both his feet, cut his toes completely off. The unfortunate
gentleman was carried back to Carmarthen, and imme-
diately taken to the hospital there, whLre it was found
necessary to amputate portions of both his feet. At the
last accounts be was going on well, but if he recovers be
wilt be a cripple for life,

proper]

g over
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

ducting the charges upon the property, and the commis-
sion for collecting, there was ne,. '

left for each owner a

clear 40s. a year. The Barrister reserved his opinion upon
the point, which we understand will decide a great
number of votes. On Thursday the list for Bradford and
Beswick was proceeded with, and on Friday the Hulme
list. In these districts also the Gump

faggot votes

is very large. On Saturday the Manchester list was com-
menced. The objections upon this were 580 in number;
and after going half through it 184 were struck off. The
total Radical votes struck off up to Saturday night were
500, whilst the Conservatives only lost 48. The costs
paid by the latter amounted to £2B, and those by the
former to £7. In proportion, therefore, their objections
have been more frivolous. The absence of the address of
some of the voters on the notices of objection which the
Radical papers made such a fu

about was decided in

favour of the Conservative party, the Barrister considering
the name of the town being left out in the register to be a
good ground of objection. He has also decided that he
shall give no costs in the case of faggot voters, as he con-
siders it proper that the depreciation of property warrants
an enquiry. The number of objections made by the Con-
servatives in the Manchester polling district were 1800,
and those of the Radicals 1093.

RE-OPENING OF ST. THOMAS
—This sacred edifice, which hi

PARR-LANE

❑dergone a

thorough repair, both interr
opened for divine service on Sunday morning nex,
a sermon will be preached, by th
behalf of that deserving cha
Asylum. His 'Worship the Ma
M.P., William Brown, Esc
Esq., M.P., and several of
have kindly promised to atten
IMFROVED TENT FOR A

will be re-

)rCampbell,on
Orphan Boys'

kcnzie, Esq

Charles Turner,

gentlemen

been ca

.ed to a new descrip
manufactured by Messrs.

or Aus

Company, sail

makers, Hanover

street, wt

s to combine

several important advantages ove
form. Messrs. Briscoe's tent is

light framework of iron, cove

Four up.

si s e
sr
pee
peg
tigu
rights, with pointed spikes to be
are tied together at the top %N ith ro
the tent. From each corner of
the usual way, The advantages ar
sity for a pole in the inside cet
Cleuaupctl tsioi (lutept:rei the whole
wx
which andlotiecht.l
there
with. In the second place, 1
roof.ctoa pr r i
oe fd
to secure the tent. It is also :
usual kinds. In one of the sid4
ventilation is fixed, composed of a
poles : and an inside shutter is als
of these tents are very reasonable.

e body of

her r.;d is
iie conical

,rd from the
le ground in
t the DeCCS-

Dr tab le than the

re window for

attacl

me price
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

hi •
CONFESSIONAL.—CFIARGE AGAINST declare his Opinion of his innocence of the charges brought ' Chippendale was found in the Directory at the address
THE REV. G. R. PRYNNE, against him, and to adhere to his determination to hold stated. The young woman was, therefore, provided for
40,______ the confirmation in his church. The proceedings, which at the Union-}souse until communicationwas made to
Mr. Chippendale. When his answer arrived, on Thurs.
esdaY, the Bishop of Exeter, assisted by had occupied five hours. then terminated. day, however, its contents went a long way towards
Fronde, held an inquiry at the Royal Hotel, mr.-,....:....,................. proving that the whole story was a thorough cheat. He
- investigate a charge preferred against the COURT AND FASHIONABLE GOSSIP. stated that the girl was not a member of his family, and
ne, of St. Peter's, Eldad, by the Rev. J. 0 that he had heard such accounts of her on previous oc.
of St. Andrew's, the Rev. T. C. Childs __
---
casions that he believed her to be an impostor. She
_ . _ _

denied these statements and reiterated her last state-
At the present moment, when, from the lamented death ment, with the variation that Mr. Chippendale had
orge's, Stonehouse, of having of the illustrious Duke, her Majesty and the Court are
moneyeur n
df oe rr
discarded her because she had been some trouble to
passing their time in comparative seclusion, it may not him. On Thursday, she was taken before the magis-
rls at confession. A counter perhaps be uninteresting to our readers to receive a slight trates, with the view ofproceeding against h
.en preferred by Mr. Prynne against the sketch of Balmoral, and the mode of life
Balmoral
ltLd
abylotwhe extortion,but as she had
from Mr. Rogers, the chargeofno"tobtain ' and the Rev. G. Hadow, for setting up Queen when at her Highland home. Balma
irregulartt stdone building of no pretensions to architectural false pretences" could not be sustained, and syhe was
:rch Catechism was not taught,
meearuelyy,nanwhen the Queen took possession of it, it was therefore discharged, but with orders immediately to quit
ng, at the Devon and Cornwall Female hunting-lodge of a Scottish nobleman, and but till' . This terminated what is probably one of tin
'leased a resolution, determining that little alteration has been made in it since. I' ,lea Q-- -,I,i of decention on record. The re

From the Court Journa

St. Mary's, Devon port, and the Rev. W. H. I

bent of St. C

estions to gir

ich the C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

TO THE EDITOR OF THE
135, Lower-
_ _

MEDICAL TIMES A
street, Deal, Sep

. Sir,—l enclose you an account of the death of the
Duke of Wellington for insertion in the Medical Times
and Gazette, should you deem it sufficiently interesting

le readers c

our widely-circulated journal
J. W

sir, &c

HITLKE

" TUESDAY, September 14.—About half-past eight this
morning my father received a note from Walmer Castle,
stating that the Duke of Wellington wished to him.
He immediately went to the Castle. His Grace

see nun

plained of un
thc‘n

ness abort the

him with 0

during its_pr

me tea

. , ....„
ther communieatior►, stating that his Grace was much
worse ; he had had fits similar to those he was subject to.
My father and I went directly, and found his Grace in bed,
unconscious ; eyes turned a little upwards, fixed ; pupils

of med

laborious, from accum
Before our arrival his va

tion of mucus in air tubes.
had applied a mustard poultice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

aspect of tl
Public. Lord MALMESBURY

pitifullttempts

to embroil his foreign relations; the honour

and di

of England never stood higher than at ti

moment, and we never had a FOREIGN SECRETARY more
devoted to the interests of his country, and more capable

of maintaining them.

COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY NEWS.

MONDAY NIGHT

WE have this week to record a material improve-
ment in business, which has affected the whole of
the principal staples of our port. To some extent,
probably, this may be accounted for by the fact that
the late portion of the harvest, in the north of
England and Scotland, has been got in under more
favourable circumstances than the earlier crops in
the south, and is a better sample. Another circum-
stance has also had some effect, viz. the damage
done in the United States to the growing Cotton
crop, as well as to that of Rice. It is remarkable
that an active Cotton market generally infuses live-
liness into the demand for other commodities.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

the country n

estrained. I doubt if eve

clan., and b

The wt

al and unexcer

truck dumb, and d,

.nt, the unho

,Iliance c

,t upon doing the

hypocritical

red not to

it length

:e the advent to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

refining qualities of West India

Paraiba have

been sold to the refiners at 16s fid

Maceio at 185 6d, and a small lot of Porto Rico at 34s 6d per
cwt, duty paid.—No change in the value of Molasses, though
180 puns Antigua have been sold at 148 3d to 14s 6d per cwt,

quality being inferior.—No sales worth reporting in Jam
Coffee ; a cargo of Rio has been sold for the Mediterranea

Intended

have been bought at rather less money than last week. The
new English Beans were not so fine, but the sale was brisk, and
taking the quality into account 6d. per windle dearer. Flour

to this day se'nr

ed supplies of I - America

Ryrie

SAlLED.—Tancred, Mason, for Adelaide—Harriet Augusta,
Trott, and Asia, Maxwell, New Orleans—Astrea, Gerrish, and
A Z, Chandler, New WI k—Sachem, Woo:!berry, Boston—
Sutlej, Loutitt, Havana—Danzic, Scheel, Danzic.

kge, Snow ; Lady
all hence at New

this port, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

MARRIED

On the 17th of February, at St. James's Church, Melbourne,
by the Very Res. the Dean, Mr. Robert D. Espinasse, of Edin-
burgh, to Mary Marion, eldest daughter of Mr. D. A:Mackaen,
formerly of Aigburth ; and, on the Bth of October last, at the
same place, Mr. George Francis, to Elizabeth, sister of the
above Miss Mackaen.
On the 19th instant, at St. Luke's Church, Wm. W. Gibney,
engineer, only son of Mr. Ambrose Gibney, Customs-broker,
to Emily, eldest daughter of Mr. R. G. Sheldon, chemist and
druggist, Vauxhall-road.

On the 20th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H
Burton, M.A., Mr. T. Davison to Miss E. Hayes.

On the 21st instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C
H. Burton, E. G. Deane, Esq., to Hannah, relict of the Rev
11 Whitlp Altrinnhow.

r. J. it

chnrds, mariner, to Miss E.-6,u-Ca"s'

On the 21st instant, at St. Phil
to Miss M. Foster.

Ps Church

r. J. Lindsay

l/11 tue zist instant, at Edern Church, Carnarvonshire, by
the Rev. VI. IWlver, M.A., rector of Lymm, Cheshire, uncle of
the bride, James Nicholson, Esq., of Thelwall-hall, Cheshire,
to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Parry Jones
Parry, M.A., rector of Merit and of Llangelynin Merioneth-
gbirfs_ find .;an. "t

ParriJc

Parry, K.H

mece or Lieut.-Lien. Sir
of Madryn-park, Carnarvonshire.
On the 21st instant, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. Mr
Stafford. Mr. Joseph Major, chief mate of ft,.

•... or lington, to Miss Mary RilAn Clague, late of Whitehaven. vvei•
On the 21st instant, at Whitburn Church, by the Rev. J. Col-
linson, M.A., Wm. Henry, second son of James Allison, Esq.‘
of Cleadon-lodge, to Margaret, eldest daughter of John Clay;
Fsq., of Cleadon-meadows.
On the

23d instant, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. T. W
Moeran, Mr. John Roltinson, of Bolton house, North Stainley
Yorkshire, to Alice, fourth daughter of Mr. Anthony Buck
=lister, Ripon, Yorkshire.

zmu inst., at unlidwall Church,
Campbell, Mr. James Ilolme, of Toxteth
Jackson, of Little Wootton.

y the Rev. E. I
lark, to Miss k

On the 23d instant, at St. John the Evangelist's Church,
Knotty Ash, by the Rev. Thos. Gurney, vicar of Silbourne, near
Ru-by, father of the bridegroom, Richard A. F. Onrnpv Tan

avian, etc

London

ughterof the late Jr.

On the 96th inst., at St. John's Church, Mr. Morgan Williams
to Mrs. Jane Montgomery.

On the• 27th inst., at St. John's Church, Mr. Edward Darcy
to Miss Sarah Andrews. -

On the 27th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Mr. Robert Hughes
to Miss Anne Lowe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

LOANS

Loans are advanced on Policies which have been in existence
five years and upwards, to the extent of nine-tenths of their
value.

BONUSES

FIVE Bonuses have been declared; at the last, in January,
52, the sum of .e 131,125 was added to the Policies, producing
flnnne ,Tnm•viner mith +IA n nA! a- _ _

is varying wan uie umerent ages rrom 241 to 55 per cent.
Premiums paid during the five years, or from .e 5 to
IL npr rpr t nn the. Snm A genres',

The Bonuses applied in reduction of Premium on many of
the Policies which have participated in three or more divisions,
have been sufficient not only to extinguish the whole of the
Prpininn brit Olen to n.la n Ilnnyve fn +l.a am,. nee., ...1-:_s

The following are examples

Bonus already added
Sums No. to Sums Assured
As- of , Original Premium. since the extinguish-
surcd. Bonuses. rnent of all the
Premiums.

.se ..e s. d. .e s. d.
1000 5 82 11 10 Extinguished. 337 11 0
1000 4 82 0 10 ditto. 114 0 0
1000 3 125 0 0 ditto. 193 5 A
1000 3 100 5 0 ditto. 106 10 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

;henna% from Virginia—lmma

;cott, for Shang!

Wellington, GilAn

Alicante

—Queen Arab, Lamb
Thos. Sparks, Scott
y, Williams,_Calcutta—

kledora

b, Patterson, Lubeck
—Mobile, Silvestrie, Trieste—

.rom Liverpool for
is very leaky, with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

aCiing,a,ol cfailVartf.

7 vain

WAY MORNING, SEPT. 28, 1852.

THE

WEEK

!nts advised by the PREMIER, and
t MAJESTY, for the public funeral
mains of England's greatest

yen satisfaction to the majority of the

GN'S will would have suf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

f sailing UND

gaged, Pagsa

;e secured, and other information

In application to

GUION and CO.,
Chambers, Old Churchyard, and
waterloo-road, LIVERPOOL.

AGENTS IN NEW Yonia,
WILLIAMS and GUION, 40, Fulton

Experienced SURGEONS can base Fni CALIN Pf.ssLous
by any of these Packet-alLipa.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

in moderate request at our quotations.
WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 24.—We have incr

1 moat article

is no cl

best parcels of new or old Wheat, t

Beans st

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYN

to-day there was a very

to note in th

Shellin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

LOCAL NEWS

ipothecaries

REPORT ON THE HEALTH OF TM?

nes:‘, ?gra published this

ek in con

.uuncan, tLe

ical officer

S-ROOM.-

nvenient windo

action

,ed to the require-

,Tll. the barris

ppointed to re

ary voters

1 open

ti, v.,
s-house, tc

A IS

to St. John the Div

is announced to

D of the diocese

I A.NCIIESTER

Philadelphia
Tuesday nil

on the
ght. She

WALMSLEY, of Bickerstaffe, Lanes-
:: his examine
ertificate to pr

quence

Den decided to remove
and substitute others

CHURCH, AT FAIR-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

snchester policy" is; it is for

hat the "M,

men to say whether or not they

ill allow it to be

gland for the English" must be the

carry t

11 not deliver our own glorious land over to

I order that they

ay obtain cheap labour

a revising barrister for Middlesex, we have got rid of a
of faggot voters manufactured by the National Free-

d Land Socie

equally cour

s of the

Were all the revising barristers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

passengers a

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.
—Shenandoah, front Philadelphia—Queen of the

..-," vgay, 11111, ,CW OrK—lmactiesex:
New Orleans—Clydeside, Honduras—Sappho,l
Hovves, BuenoE
Ayres—Britannia, Robertson, Jamaica—Watkins, Valparaise
—Herald, Quebec—Hannah Salkeld, Cordiner, A kyab—Patriot
King, Wise, Calcutta—Celestial, Palmer, Shanghae—Camana,
Smith, Islay—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam—rsneran,.

\ Juice,
Cutnrriing, dronstadt and Isle of Skye--Moslern, Henderson,
Alexandria—Magnolia, Fraser, Trieste—Maria Helena, I.isbon
—Mignon, Denia.

SAILED

►enkins, Panama—Ma‘lia—ica,
Haddon, San Francisco.

Al`Caully, Demerara—Angelina!

Fatima, Sproule, from Moreton Island, at Sydney, N.S.W.
INlargaret and Rachel, Dayis, and Lady of the Lake, Smith,
hence at St. Andrew's.

THURSDAI, SEPT. 23.—Wind W., light
Dizbv.•Buchanan. and Jane. Salters_

ARRIVED

bay—Thomas and William, HaiTreave, Si. Domingo—Tirrell,
Elliott, and Hope, Weston, St. John, N.B.—Pharsalia, Dyer,
New Orleans—Gipsy, Gover, St. Stephen's, N.B.—Bideford,
Mazagan—Winscales' Thompson; Elizabeth, Gill; Demetrius,
Chiracho ; Rebecca, Wallace; Sea Nymph, Grovendorahar ;
and Thekla, —,'Alexandria, E.—Challenger, Elliott, Ancona
—IN ri mat 1 n rtr; -1 •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

eon tracts.

LIVERPOOL SAILORS' HOME.
THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL SAILORS
HOME are ready to receive TENDERS for the unde,---
Honed Articles :
BUTCHERS' MEAT.
BREAD, FLOUR, &c
BACON.
GROCERIES.
VEGETABLES.
SOAP and CANDLES
BEER

MILK.
BUTTER.
CH EESE.
FISH.
COALS.
WASHING

Tenders to be seri( to the Sailors' Home before the 7th
October next, addressed to Captain AINLEY, to whom appli-
cants must apply for further particulars.
September 25th, 1852. By order of the Committee.

LIVERPOOL CORPORATION WATER-WORKS.
THE WATER COMMITTEE of the COUNCIL of
the BOROUGH of LIVERPOOL are re ,dy to receive
TENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION of a NEW RESERVOIR,
and ROOFING the RESERVOIR now existing, at Kensington,
in the Township of West Derby, in the Borough of Liverpool ;
ENLARGING the TUNNEL under a portion of Prescot-street
and London-road, in Liverpool ; and for other,WORKS incic
thereto and connected therewith.
Specifications of the Works required,atid Forms of Teni
may be obtained at the Office of the/Water-works' Engin
in Hotham-street, Liverpool, on rprd after Tuesday, the
instant, on payment of one gui a for each copy thereof ;
every person purchasing suc pecification and Form of 'I
der will be entitled to inspe the Plans, Sections, and Wor
Drawings deposited in tl ffice of the I
tracings of the same
_ Tenders made on

Specification, both;ligne:-.1 Vytiieiena;€7: to'
sealed envelope, addressed to the "Town-clerk
" Tender for Reservoir and other Works at Re
to be delivered at the Town-hall, Liverpool, at c
o'clock in the Forenoon of FRIDAY, theist day 4
WM. SHUTTLEWORTH
Town-hall, Liverpool, September 17, 1852.

LIVERPOOL DOCKS,

TO CONTRACTORS AND 131
THE COMMITTEE of the LIVE
JL__will be. prepared, on the Ist Noverr

TENDERS fOr die CONSTRUCTION of the
in the formation of the proposed WAPF
BASIN, the ALTERATION of the SALTH,
RECONSTRUCTION of the WEST EN
QUEEN'S DOCK, and the FORMATION
TRANCE'S to, and the DEEPEN
BASIN, and such other matters as a set tl
cations.

The Plans and Specifications the at
seen on application at the Offic n f rho

_ two er toe Ist October
The Dock ommittee wi not bind themselve
lowest or any of the Te ers.
The Tenders must- e sealed, endorsed " Ten
Works,', addressed to "The Chairman of the D.
tee," and be sent in to the Office of the Secretary.
By order, DANIEL MASON,
Duch Office, Liverpool, Sept, 2, 1652.

ary. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

ipon by t

Mr. WILLIrTHITEHOUSE, Co;
r. HUGH ROWN, Spekeland-bul
nd E. JACOB, 1, Parker.

Mr. D.X. ht _
Policies which expire at
nomad lAnfn,,, 1 A 41.

umenvise tney will Dee(
All Transfers of Policies from other Offices will

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

ESTABLISHED IN

OFFICE

TVA T ER-S-i'li-1-T, LIVE

RPOOL

6- 21, POULTRY,
TRUSTEM.

LONDON.

Chairman—Joseph fiby, Esq.
Deputy-C1 rmen.
Thomas Brocklebank a Joseph C. Ewart, Esqt
William Earle, Esq. I Harold I,ittledale, Esq
T. Stuart Gladstone, E . William Lowe. Es-
George C

;rant, Esq.
Thoriias Haigh, Emr.

ider MaCgreior
larriott, Esq.

Francis Haywec

;e HOW, Esq
;e H. Law rei

Deputy-Chairman—George Frederick 'Yining, Esq., M.P.
Edward Barnard, Esq. Ross D. Mangles, Esq., M.P
William Brown. Esq., M.P. Hon. F. Ponsonby.
Sir W►n. P. de Bathe, Bart. John Rankin, Esq.
Matthew Forster, Esq., M.P. Edward Thompson, Esq
Frederick Harrison, Esq. Swinton Boult, Es
James Hartley, Esq. to the Company

Resident Secretary—Beniamin Henderson, Esq.
Manager of the Wert-End Office—Fred. Chinnock, Esq.
Auditors—T. B. Blackburne, Esq. and Daniel James, Esq
CONSTITUTION.
Liability of the entire body of Shareholde

limited

Agricultural, Manufacturing
insured.

and Mercantile Risk, freely
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

knack); Gocochea, .Rilboa—Haa
Nicolettes Mimic, Kohde, Iceland
—Emanuel, Ivancich, I

Surprise Braund,
Elizabeth, Richards, Rotterdam.
—Nyverheid, Lievens, Bruges—`
Weir, Riga—Rosalie, Bulche, Os

Copy, Pavey, from Almeria,
)und for London or this port

ST. IVES, Sept. 22.—The Sally, Cr
Spain, stranded yesterday, near pi
her butts started, and has comm,
ueather be moderate, she is expected fo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

SUNDAY, SEPT

ARRIVED,

—Washington, Phil

Borland, Charleston—M. Christensen, Norman, Pugvrash—
Coquette, Africa—Dagger, Coffay, Jamaica—Volunteer, Reed,
Smyrna—Quicksilver, Brokenshawa and Vesper, Palermo.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

with Mr
the celel
the pair

useful and inte

Florence Sa

sensible vva

her fiither,

cent offers

becomes a

land. J

liked her i

died bequeathing to her

his sole heir. She ca
who had deserted her

married, she becomes a

sefused in her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

)een supplied
VI
bucket

mash
'ered
life

TURNER.—The lute Mr. Turner, the
%inter, loved retirement, andentertained a peculiar dislike
lodging known—sharing with all his im-
ti the feeling of the poorest bankrupt. He
r,_..gs to his liking, asked the price, found them
cheap—and that was quite as much to his liking. But the
landlady wanted a reference—" I will buy your house out-
right, my good woman," was the reply somewhat angrily.
Then an agreement was wanted—met by an exhibition of
bank-notes and sovereigns and an offer to pay in advan'
—an offer which proved perfectly
artist's difficulties were not, however,
landlady wanted her lodger's na►,—
man should call." This was aw.
name," he muttered to himself in
" What is your name ?" "My nam
" Oh," was the reply, "then I am Mr
"Mr. Brook" Turner died at Chels'

to having hi

er. The

tisfactory

ae dilemm
is usual g

ny gentle-
" Name,

manner
Brook.'

William

—Allan
-On Tuesda,

EXTRAORDINARY UREDULITY.-
Manning Jay and Mary Anne Mears were u....„._
the borough magistrates at Weymouth, on several charges
of having obtained money from Mary Palmer, Mary
Randall, and two oth"' "'-ir (sisters), on

ht before

It appi:

vu females named Goi.
false pretences, by means of telling fortunes.
that they had conjointly received at dit
moneys to a very large amount, viz., from Palmer,
and other property upwards of £6O in value ; of Randal
upwards of £4O ; and from the sisters Goff, frt._
and the other, the youngest, £l4, promising the
the acquisition of hundreds of pounds in return. Jay per-
sonating varied characters, at different times, according to
circumstances, sometimes a lawyer, then the lawyer's
clerk ; working on misguided females, they (Jay and

n one £2O

item most prosperously, it

Mears) have carried on tu,..
appears, for the last three or four years

witted to the

were liOtt

Sherborne Jot]

RES ERVEr

of for trial at the ensuinz

of cases of preser

by the examina

the Admi

ats, supplied by

:heir purity""
facts. Th 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Ogilvie, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, shipbroker.
CERTIFICATES.—Feb. 2, W. W. King, Liverpool, chymist,
Liverpool—Feb. 4, W. Rawlins, Warwick, malster.

fINGS OF CREDITORS FOR

15, John A. Edwards (Ist)
15, Bohn Fleetwood (2nd)
15, Cornelius Bainbridge (2nd)

LIVERPOOL

oi Brown (Ist)
Pryde, B. Jones, and J. Gibb (2nd)
wd. Wilkinson and Thos. Bentley (2nd)
in Warburton (2nd)

Macaire, Linnemin

roof and div

District (

20, Peter Lawton (2nd)
20, John W. Hance (proof and div.)
21, Richard Jackson (audit)
22, Isaac Abrahams (2nd)
22, Joseph Smith (2nd)
22, John B. Taylor (Ist)

&hipping intrlligenn

NOTICE TO MARINERS

On the 15th of November, the Lighthouse on the Island of
Little Curacoa was lighted. The light is a fixed red one, and
sctly from all points of the compass at a dis-

i be seen dist
Ice of three leagues

In order to prevent mischief occurring

D the Sub-mar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Duke is helping John Bull to put his
The artillery alone are to be

400 men, and enlisting is going on

with spirit, both for the ar

my and navy

The for-

tifications

Sheerness are to be put in a condition

of greater efficiency, and fortifications of a tempo-

rary c

acter are to be thrown up at various points

near London. Consider

.ble attention is given to

the protection of the metropol

1, if necessar

In these circumstances, it is very desirable that
have a decided Government. If Lord
hough for the place" he should
But,

we shoul

John is

not strong

retire,

as for the

not fc

fathers beat the armada at sea, and won at Waterloo

on land ; and our hands are not more feeble now,
less determined, in the protection of

T hearts

nd our horn(

lip Arctic, Luce

from tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ROOAPARTICLES COI;

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B Pictures.
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oth,
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SCRIPTURAL • tRESSES.
,The Rev. H. CARPENTE
.M.. Rev. T. RAFFLES, D.D.,
444 Rev. H. HAMPT A.M.. Rev. W. POLLOCK, A.M.,
n•tv. T. NO LAN, A.M ev., F. OULD, A.M., Rev.F.PARRY,
•:13.D., Rev. W. G. "R, A.M., Rev. H. H. HIGGINS, Rev.
(1;* HUME LL. , D.C.L., Rev. H. CRICHTON, D.D.,.and
Rev. D. ES, A.M., F.A.S., have kindly undertaken to
address the ' uplla

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ry cony

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tne unqualified I
men. The vari,

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CARDS

is fitted r

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TERMS

and. Ex

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D. V.)

EOROE-STREET. will be RE
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RAUm
„_, on FRY

MS GRAMMA

fished routine'

the 30th J

R SCHOOL REOPENS
orr'''ll7-rtddition to the esta-
School Rducation, there are

G rAav

lsrnian, Fr ench,2o+,
kor terms UMW tO th

ncing Classes

M.A., Head Muter.

) COMM}

'Wrexham, conducted

ED on TUESDAY, the

HTON, bo

ACADEMY,
FE RAY-,-.I3IRICE

HEAD
Mr

onducted by

;h the as

[TOOL, Head

KLE, M

announce to her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

THE CHARITIES

LIVERPOOL ROYAL I NFI RMA RY.—(Weekly Report, 10th
Jan.)—DISCHARORD :—ln-patients cured, 23 ; relieved, and
at own request, 5 ; made out-patients, 2; irregular, 0; dead,
s.—Anm trrED:—ln-patients 48; out-patients, 10; casuals
during the last week, 13.—Remaining in the house, 192.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 10th Jan.)—
ADMITTED: Accidents, 25 ; Medical and Surrical Cases nunn

recommendation, 26; 'Total, 51.—DI8CHARC7En Cured, 28
Relieved and at own request, 3; Attending as Out. Patients
13 ; Irregular, 2; Died, 2.—Remaining in the Hospital, 97.
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re
port, 7th January.)—l N-PATIENTS : Discharged, ,cured, 6
relieved and made out-patients, 0 ; at own request, 0 ; irregu
lar, 1; dead, 0 ; entered, 10 ; under treatment, 74.—OUT
PATIENTS :—Cared, 23 ; entered, 32 ; under treatment, 53.
INDUSTRIAL. RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Jan. B.)—On the books, boys 72
girls 36; average daily attendance, boys 66, girls 32; sick list
boys 3,gjrls 2 ; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 0.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES,' JAN.
ceived advice and medicine at the inatit
week—North, 274; South, 158; total, 432.
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—
South, 89; total, 226.

.z.—New cases re-
stitution during the last
New cases visited
—North, 137;

LONDON GAZE 7TI

4-

TUESDAY, JAN. 6.—PA.RTNERSO IPS DISSOLVE D.—Grundy,
Wright, and Crossley, Liverpool, merchants • as far as regards

Matt, Son, and Casson, Liverpool, iar ciiaillers—Tucker
rkell, Liverpool, wine merchants—Shaweroft and Simp.
rkdale, Lancashire, contractors—T. Calrow and Sons
Lancashire, cotton spinners.
NsRurrs.—Hugh Brown, Liverpool, ship c,
eb. 12, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Distru,,,
,iptcy : solicitor, Mr. Greatley, Liverpool ; oflia,
Mr. Bird, Liverpool.—Thomas Robinson, Kingst,
don-Hull, broker—Thomas lichens, St. Thomas the Aposth
Jevonshire, timber merchant—John Cogle, Limington, So
mersetshire, miller—Joseph Coles, Buckingham, dealer in con
—Robert Trower, College. street, Chelsea, builder—Philiß Sum-
ners, Tabernacle-walk, Finsbury, fancy printer—Henry Robert
Sabine, Poppin's-court, Fleet-street, London, card dealer—
Edward Hanson Palmer, late of Brentford, common brewer.
DIVIDICNDS.—Jan. 27, J. Stockdale. Liverpool, soap mann-
factdrer—Jan. 27, W. Seddon, late of Eccleston, Lancashire,
flour dealer. .
FRIDAY. JAN. 9.—PARTNERRII IPS DISSOLVED.—Jevons,
Sons, and Co., Liverpool, iron merchants—W. J. Myers. Son,
and Co., Liverpool, merchants—J. and G. Norton, Manchester,
cheesemongers—Fleming and Garnett, Ulverston, Lancashire,

handler, Jan.
mrt of

ally ,
MI-
'eat
but
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

His father had

..as at Oxfo
1 an allowance of £3OO per

he was there,

drifting under a bea
beating down channel, her anchor cau
tain believes to be the sub-marine telegraph
time, the telegraph proving the strongest.'
way and she was again free. "
no interruption of the communication, and a fe
suffice to show whether the outer casing ha,, .
damaged

fight in ;vf;

!resent there

as to ad

CURIOUS INCIDENT

LEWISBAM.-At

pendent chaps

not very far from

ncidenf oc

gentlemen,

ie of many wil
got up and tolc

.ssed the me
on gregation I

live in this.world

;erred brethren,
be as brioht and

T anchor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7.—Wind N.N.W., fresh
Caroline. Hart. from Rio Grande—Fannv.

America

3om Jesus, And

Resolution: Orme,

Pallio, eaminari, hence at Git

NOvo Leroy

Radimiri, fra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ronly and

and Co., car
Ur. Cleire.

—On Tt

ns-hou

,re presen
ann, Esq

upon " The

quarter of

irivers it

lglish fare of

Rev. H. S. Brow
be Concert-hall,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Stofal

to Mon

al ue et

Bishop _
the Primate

patro, ~.ondoc
patron, Ro,
value 1'1.465, with residenc
(and Vicarage,) West Dro
Trinity College, Dublin, an(
Michael ; diocese Lincoln

Exeter. Ozleworth, Glouce
and Bristol ; value £lO2
Buckhorn Weston, Donets
£360 ; patron, Lady Staplet(

shire ; diocese Worcestc.rl
Marquis of North4mptor
Winchester ; value .4194,
Choral in York Cathed
Church, Forest of Dean

- • ••• wrlur••••/.11J0 ball, 11104 MALIJFAGO 1111 LLI 1.110
Climes Diggings at the Pyrenees. Further discoveries of I Pa
gold bad been made at the Victoria Bunningong, and ; patrons, F. Crave!
ship : Of Irish, in the
Banke's Marsh Diggings just before the Honduras sailed. London, St. Anne and
Ai
and fears were entertained that the whole of the labouring

he Crown

population woi

leave for

Le mines in t

he sumrn

thus cause considerable difficulty in securing the neat clip
and harvest.

ship. Repton Gram
ship. Sandbach (
Mastership.

FATAL AFFRAY WITH THE NEGROES AT LAGOS.
the moment that the Harbinger was leaving Sierra Leo.
for England, on the 17th December, her Majesty's screw.
ship Niger, 14, Commander Heath, arrived from Lagos,
and boarded her, with despatches from Commodore Bruce
for England. These despatches, it was understood, con-
tain official information to the Admiralty of a desperate
and fatal fight with the negroes at Lagos by the Niger
ship's company ;in which affair Messrs. Dyer and Hall, age(' mates of of the Niger, were killed, and nine men were also Dec. 29, t
killed and wounded. It appears that for some time there SlunSthn-I

mar Sct

replay o

very ill-fee

Jan. 1, at Buckerell Vic
Rev. E. E. Coleridge, his bro
late Curate of Kingcliffe, Not
Jan. 3, the Rev. S. Marin
Dorset, in his 44th year.
•At his residence, In the
M.A., Minor Canon of th
OA_

, ... ....fi ....yen nose on Dec 30, at oZiewo-iii;o;'
- -
iast who are desirous of suppressing slavery, and Mayo, 87.
-" occupation has gone" by the activity of Dec. IS, at his chambers, '
the cruisers in putting down the slave trade. The former T. de Vere Co neys, M. A., Profe
Rector and Vicar of Ballinaki
sSelcortezltaztory
party have been zealous in their endeavours to prevent
the latter from brining slaves from the interior to the Skre%2?l'iocaet
coast market ; and the slavers, on the other hand, have Jan. 3, at King's College,
attempted by every means to coerce our friends, until at aged 33, youngest son of t
length they have come to blows. The Niger, cruising on Guernsey.
the coast, determining on a demonstration against the 11/"'
blacks, landed her boats to protect our allies and to drive
ofrtheir enemies, when a bloody encounter ensued. -

a party whose

in Upper Gowe

Burleigh; of All Sail]

correspondent of the 32
he Archbishop of Canterbu
,ny curate it

bibear t,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

arts of k

set ; Mr.

and ha-11;n'.
3N, Grocer a

in Liverpool :
Warehousema
nd Italian. War

ANTHOn. - ,a and 3,
and Sons Cook andtiot..
..rs. S. and J. GOODACRP.,Conrec Tea Math..
Messrs. GasKELL and Fain, Confectioner:
et; Messrs. W. HERRIN° and Co Wholesale
SO, Renshaw-street; Messrs. J. lllim.ns. and
•ers, 8, Dale-street ; Mr. THOMAS S 'MEN, Grocer
and Italian Warehouseman, 16, Ranelsidt-stmet,
&LE DEPOT, 18, SCHOOL-LANE, i.IVKRPODI

Fisx, 2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

il, as well as furnish lucrative employr

itanutacturer

nt for the

mother sign of hopeful augury is

to be found in the inc 4

progress at Mc

nt enterprises now in

;he main

Donoughmore, Balir

'acture

sugar from it

Mountmeliek machinery has been imported fror

Antwerp, and a staff of e

root sugar

ited in the nc

pose of testi

charine cror

for the pur-

of such a produce
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ACOMMENTARY ON THE CHUM

M. S. Price ss.
—AN- INQUIRY INTO THE

ANGLICAN AI

London: HOPE and Co., 16, Great Marlbc
horn BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, SERMONS, &
SHED. The Works are tot un

and P 1

tly under a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

the like sufferin_
believe the facts,

Ie was_subjecit

gs and 'cants as o
why say that th

,r scripture

reverend lecturer then cited a number of
passages to prove that our Saviour did what it would have
been impossible for man to do. He had asserted His
power to search the hearts of others, whereas nsau could
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

culture, which is now extending rapidly over th
island, and which bids fair in some d

egree to corn

pensate

the agriculturists for the grievous loss
sustained by them in consequence of the laws
which deprived them of a preferential sale of pro-
duce in the English markets. The last renort of

Royal Society for the Promotion and Improve-
Growth of Flax in Ireland, shows the

ment of tF

progress that has been already

made, and excites

anguine

opes that in th

new branch of

future agricultural wealth and improvement. From
the year 1848 to the present the number of acres
devoted to the flax cultivation has increased nearly
threefold, that is, whereas in the first•named year
there was only 53,863 acres under the crop, there

he current year not less than 138,61 g acres.
Sion, and abun-

d aptly pr

)st remarkable p
that the Irish farmers are determined

) emulate their I

men can to struggle with adverse circum-

s likewise most satis

'aetory. to learn

that the clout

expressed regarding the remune
rating qualities of flax as a farm(

crop t

removed, and that

al experience has es
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

:change-s

vr on the Mo

had on the Premises, or of
114, London-road. onnnsi

_c Lo fir; Voii)--,iivii

9UARI

y Mr. HILI
he 13th, To.

I, Mel I L.LIG.t
8, SILVER .‘7NUPF-BOXER, LIBRARY, 1000
ES OF BOOKS IN EVERY DEPALTMENT,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

k Whitehaven brig

Imarsh-i3eaci

Dublin, was assisted it
seed in Studwell Roads

ley, arrived
of Roods.

—Wind W., moderlte

ARRIVED.—Prince Albert. Young, from Rio Hach
)ia, Barker, New Orleans—Arabian (s.s.), Rowland

Sm yrti

The Henry Shelton, for Rio Janeiro, has returned iui
th loss of anchor, and stern and quarter boats da

pnhufgen ; Clipper, Warren
at ; and Margaretha Edina—

Bockhur

brig Stanton,

bear betw7eeli S. by E. and S.E. by S
The Sand, called the Middle Ground, in the Five Fathom
Channel, leading to the River Thames, having grown up in a ,
south-easterly direction, notice is hereby given, that a new and Vigihint, Groendahl, all hence at 08._.
Standing Beacon has been placed one hundred and eighty Flora Bella, Harding; Lalla Rookh, Taylor; Vision, Huff
fathoms S. E. by E. from the spot on which the former Beacon
bl
stood, Emily,
Fanny, Davies ;and Hawk, Coveney—hence alPam
and ten fathoms from the southern edge of the Sand, mily, Wasburgh, hence for Lisbon, at Be -
where it dries at low water spring tides. From this position of bulwarks.
_bee..n..! h ,
the Middle Ground Buoy bears by compass W. by N. IN. ; the Countess (
West Spaniard Buoy W. northerly 3 the middle Spaniard Buoy Sicil
south ; the East Spaniard F
viuus on this Sand h

l schooner lose

bowsprit, head, and cutwa

sustain any damag
Progres, H

brig did not

Li; Triton, Glabbek

! FAlintop, Patrick, bei2c

for Bahia, at Bealimari
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

The folrowink is a li
nazon :—Messrs. E

Lieutenant Geylls, Di
Mr. and Mrs. Winton
Mr. Kilkeilv. Messrs. (

;inn, Ditto ;
Scotland, '1

noon, Deme

arding

o. Ditto

Thnston,
; Mr. Sp'

inclemen

rt Neil

Ts on board tE

Best and servant

ha; Mr

light to

s Wit

Inarter-master; Wil-
mes Mavlin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

and the
&bbenvLetnen
c0111...7ra,e L.:walnut
tied the Heirs of Randolph .

with a vari

neual, then

!adable

there is much interestruim;

:ont Blanc, a,

Western France

Wacky,- o-od contains-
-

[ming only eight, but s
The first is'' Political
P Inc. u I _

_ Laura Ueore are of of which one can form some idega of a
Article entitled " Husbands, Wives, Fathers,
)ntains a good many important truths t

n Albert Smith's accent
Rural Superstitious of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

afternoon

Tyke in

Tvanta, and

other persons, attend both the afternoon and evenin
services. Why should there be nothing provided fi
them but the repetition of the same prayers
psalms, and the same lessons ?
" Again, a question may fairly be raised,
morning or midday is the best time, or the
for the _ .• -

the same

, whether thi
(Mt time
Judgini

f the I

I from Matt

,rd:s_Eluppei

xxvi. 20; Acts xx. 7; 1 Cc

id say th

*lebration

Here, th

enotieh for reconsidering

anthorit

oe pleaded for them. And we
lifter has forced the question on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

centuries,

the public mind.
" The most doubtful and e. point in h
posed plan is the want of a tired and. uniform t
The services of one Sunday are to be after one arrange-
ment; those of the next, after another; those of the

ail able

Nor do we

nubt if this caiislicco;a

eressity for it

" All t

calmly and

we have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

T factious-

pponents was surpassed by that
nis instruments, and the only conspiracy

.mination to
ife, and that

vernment,was that foun
ke the emperor's nepl

Lt the inCumbranci of

1r the perpetual

rying of a free

the reviewer eanno

1 not belies,

vrnment ca
nd of prieto

3rd ; that

representati
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

SIG MEETIN

Joe Miller,

h, Kilquade

'ZONAL STEM'
Postilion, Sil
Elt Lad, Briti
ice. Joan of

le West, Hinton

Hardy, 1
n, Maur
Lor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

i Wiiiiiin-ii

3.3reftrt

f-Year--Hirzel

SDAY, the

Annum

s College, the I
the Rev. Pm

Stockbrid

Ph. D., I

from M. de Fel
ititution, 'loft

is. The Farm c

•ds of 800 Acr

h instan

co to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

iich surp

leing prejt

.saries, it n

rre relied

iaracter of Kink

ed triumphantly
n ; but it
)nr Pro-

but we receivf

But withou

xl hardly bee

s, the bet.

was the Roman
ry VIII, for it i
pr else he migh

ad a ver'

to burn
did, " In

1e Virgi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

the passengers are

when they

rectly satil
ew, World

h their treatment

Sin their. lurn senc

or a draft.-they direct their Mem
n. This, I repeat, without A
eof things with the mass
ants are frequently plundered
nv to me, newspaper reader though I am, to
t cases are brought almost daily before the
Utile:Minn had said weekly or fortnightly, he
heen'nearer the truth. The guilty parties in such
nine cases out of ten, to be, not the ream
nit some

a passage certi6cat
with the same pers
diction, is the cottr
3ut emir!

of contra

grants.
though it

magistrates
would h

eeper, ~agar ond" loafer" who
ices his station at the dock gates, and watches for his p•ey.
This is generally some self-conreitcd simpleton, who, carefully
avoids the "mancatchers"in landing from the steam-boats, but
opens up his whole affairs to the man who offers him a class of
ale, at the tap of the public-house,—who rejects with suspicion
disdain the adar'ce of the passenzer-I”—`--

o take care of his

money—but fol'

lows NtitliO'

hesitation his new friend to tt

ad maieasii

;cores of these characters infest our dock;
ith a little more vigilance on the part of the
at measure cleared avt'ay.

Dlice, 6e in a

11biotz is sn inter

g the a

over strongly on fa,

t rushes on int

have so

Drzotter

terms, that "1
the town" wei
orived of their
were driven t

aril! proportion of ti

nfortunate females Of

riginally emigrants, who, "having been de-
tle savings by the cruel system referred to,
life of infamy by the demands- of hunger."'
lc, is_ there to be found a shadow of
nir present

vernnient em
ter he name I

da.ration officer made some inch remark so,
here to reside; but I could not conceive that
acquainted with our social condition would sub-
'Teutons a statement. By the way, I was at
'formed_ . -
'ncorrectly,

yon e really

On hope

rat Captain PI
editable to th

opther remark; scarcely mo;

I in his power
oh" I repo

ie position be holds-
• to lessen the emigre
eat I hope I was. i

—namely, thit

ration from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

fly off I

3 the c

hes, and, t
N. ret urne

,nt Mr. Rol

aty-five peopl

lily lowered f

T, also full

bow, unhooked
ea, lifted the ct

two into the
reaming for I

get her over the

away t

Shim, which f

[non left the b
ned by the din

, including Mt7.4irin
I board, and every
,e others. The gale
ally high, and the
•

urning ship ;
PPed the d

in this stai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Trection was

ad, and

nothing was done without a direct appeal to the Word of
God. The work of reform went on slowly, and it was
h was finally established. It was, how-

long ere the t

ever, continually making progress. One of the injunc.
tions of King Edward made it imperative that four times
a-year every clergyman should preach against the errors
of the Church of Rome—an injunction which is still to be
found among the canons ; and had it been observed, it
-.4.,0ed to remind the clergy of the errors

I would have C

or mat rcioiatrous system. Still, though the
existed, the mass was still retained,
the clergy, with lights upon the altar
tricious ornaments which formed no
" .

injunction
, with the celibacy of
and other mere-
'rt of vital Chris-