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

k of the jeweller

ornament in its richness in pearls and
.ecious stones. The jeweller Lemonnier has been sent
to Russia to purchase various costly stones, and the Prin-
cess Matilda, who has a collection of rare black pearls,
has placed them at the disposal of the artist entrusted
with the ornamentation of the crown, which is to be com-
pleted by the end of the year.

pass every roya

MATRIMONIAL FRAIID.—A case illustrating the
practised on the public has come to light in the We_.
minster County Court. For some weeks past an advertise
ment has appeared in the papers, headed " Matrimonial
Alliance Association," Portsmouth-street, Lincoln's-inn-
fields, the professed object of which was to negotiate
marriages. A young foreign merchant, named Pellas,
had recourse to the association, writing to Mr. Hugo
Beresford, the alleged secretary, from whom he forth-
with received a letter demanding five shillings for
registration, and, subsequently, two separate instalments
of £5 each, both of which he paid. A demand for a
further £lO made him uneasy, and he went to the office,
where he was informed that Mr. Beresford was on the
Continent. The foreigner, finding that the whole affair
was an attempt at raising money, instituted proceedings
for the restitution of the amount paid, and an order was
made for immediate repayment, with all costs.

MILITIA
REGULATIONEI.—On Wednesday, the militia
regulations made by the Secretery at War, in pursuance
of the act 15th and 16th Victoria, cap. 50, were publishes'
Each volunteer is to receive 10s. as a bounty on
enrolled, and 10s. at the termination of the first training,
if his conduct has h -Pen onful • ....A • •

ring his term of service, until he

:ceived the full sum of X€

This payment

, _quarterly

may be hereafter ordered by the See

•etary at War. C

mending officers may advance, after the second training,
the amount of the next six months' instalments to those
men who have conducted themselves creditably. The fee
for a medical examination is 2s. 6d. The income-duty of
7d. in the round is to be deducted from the pay of the
_rs, and the amount is to be credited in the general
statement, the pay being charged in full. Each volunteer

requiring shirts or stockings is to be furnished with two
shirts, at 23. each, and 10d. for each pair of half-stockings.

LOODS IN CAMBRIDGSSIIIRE.—There is scarcely
.rdering on our rivers, or through the whole fen
which has not been more or less flooded. But
ocalities within reach of the various breaches of
the banks, the thing is really awful. One farmer has had
about 250 sheep swept away, and his neat cattle and that
of his neighbours saved with the greatest difficulty. Corn
stacks, some of them absolutely floating, and others
thrown down and completely destroyed. We have seen
stacks of oats thatched down to the very water's edge,
leaving nothing but the roof visible. A farmer holding
700 acres on the borders of Norfolk, recently hired on a
lease, who had been claying and draining on the most

I a farm b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

a proposed

is well calculated

Liverpool shipowners, and of
the prosperity of the port..
.1

important because it precisely agrees with the announce•
meat of the prospectus of this company, which sets fortt
as one of its advantages, that it would render it
cessary to convey goods from so great a distance t
pool; and with the argument of a writer it.
Herald, of Wednesday, who coolly states,'
chants of this great city (Loud""" ar. rat

that the

pelled to send thei

America, as it is a rare
sailing from Londo❑ f

thing ever to find an Eng

and propos..

wail privileges shall be

given to the company
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Lord P

S.-THURSDAY

Lord Eglinton's Lucio.
Mr. J. M. Stanley's Corybanter.
Lord H. G. Lennox names Sextus

CHESTER Cup, 1853
st Mr. Grcrille's Muscovi
Mr. Brown's Nancy—l
Mr. Osborne's Merry Bird—taken
Mr. Spenco's St. Michael.

to—taken

Mr. T. Parr's Weathergage,
Mr. Howard's Little Harry—taken
Mr. R. E. Oliver's
Mr. T. Parr's B
Mr. Nichols icewminster

ardolph

Captain Scott's

iERBY, 1853

The grand stand at Chester
to accommodate from 300 to 400 more persons

Mr. Winch'
time since that

et Lord John Scott's The Reiver—take
- Lord Derby's Umbriel—taken.
- Mr. B. Way's Brocket.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

STEAM TO
JAMAICA

EIK AND (N

IVERPOQ-Lf

I TAUR
rENR

rs, which may be obtained on board

Fee and Provisions, but without

:kets it

Passengers b

:o Act Of P:
nt n dint.

remitting a Deposit
For Cabin, Poop,

rnd S 3,
tg by tli
a Ware

LIVERPOOL AND

,unite I

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA (nev
(:ITV /IF MANYIMMTIZIL

ASGOW

ROM LIVBRIT

WEDN

60s. per Tor
iubject to a

a and Nevi
390 N BRO'

grant,.

1; and that in n
led, by any Lir

3OWMAN, GRINNED

HILADELPHIA

STEAM-SHIP COMPAN

Capt. R

Thirteen

sth Jan, 1553

hed to each Steamer,

FREIGH

WARDS,
1d Co., fa

) GEORGE STONIER; and

RIC HA RDSON BROTH F

4, Water-stree

1610.. Cai)t,K...moaßzsom, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

CROWN COURT

Before

COMPANY

IDSBUkY
_ Ali

32, and

to avoid the

to aron

'ho are interestea in
declaration is the more

Atkinson tor the

It appeared, from the eviden
9th August last the house of t

into by five men

and having the

with masks
which the

Some violenc

secutor said, he believed the pr

his house on the nigh

the wearing appal,

Cosgrove;
pleaded a

had been

had sentence

!le•) prisoner with having broken into the dwelling-ho
le of the Parlia- Samuel Gerrard, at Didsbury, and having stolen
ny, that it would and a quantity of wearing apperel, and the female r
niseries of going were indicted as receivers.
;e the jealousy of Mr. Blair and Mr. Raffles were f

the prosecution, and I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ND BIRKENHEAD.
SON, respectfully an-
upil•..t'hat their EVENING

WEN every TUE

SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY and

s. Chester, eve

ve-square

fONDSON

OLIN '1 +INDA

Win" Member of the Pi
!al Socielytßeriln._

Professor Bunsen, Ch,
al Lecturer
..in the Ur

of Marburg:
L'ROUT:
JOHN HAAS,
lienberg's Inst

RICHARD

Notices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

DEAL/

for £4O.

DESTRUCTICN o'l7 GAME
at Stoke, one of Lord Chc
hares and a fox drowned ii

RGE BooTir

lroveEnents

i stems of plants

ins obtiined t

as been commute

n a regulnr system

boots, portmanteau

found at his hous,

Tty SCIro

ounces the
n and John

mer of whom

s own liars

attestation in Het

R0!..,5A.N15141

ndition of their r,

lery and for

c:f the ordnance tnili

boy engaged in a foundry at

)ine melted iron poured into one
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

r,l Upper Belgr

,use until after Christmas

.s to retain her appointme

['HE FREN
d the

Walewski,

on Thursday, or

to deliver
and Mini!

Plenipot

w
Her Grace, it is under.
at at Court as Lady

arl of Malmesbury arrived
visit to the Queen, when Count
i had an andienea of her Majest
als as Ambassador Extraordinar
;entiary from the Emperor of the French
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

COURT, Y - ESTERDA

NISI PRIUS

hn Fenton, aged 17, was charged w
of James Gorton, at Pendleto

the ho

govember last

soner v

possessi
and 53.

co.ntai

copper, whiet
shop of the pro

'Tiggin appeared for the prosecution. The
topped on the road near the house of the
the county police, with --
ty of eh(

2 lbs of s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

L BREWER
BY MR. TB

ND SPIN

PICTURES, HA

sth instant, at Tw

Ilertion

is of the 119

IJ I
/BAP UL

PERTT

id ND, v

k is I ease

a peppe

INVESTMENT,
Y, AT KNOTT

ditions of sale as shall be the:

t Piece of LAND,

'entlly 13

de of the Live

ning in rear or

'BREmIxN

Mr. Jot

the FYeni
Solicitors

LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, LIVERPOOL.
IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALE

FIRST-CLASS HC

y, Great Charlott

Seasoned HUNTERSargenni
IDE and DRIVE HO .S, are i

AJIG`TION will

e forwarded to Lucas's Reposito

HOUSEHOA.

CE RIES, SPRING-CM
CAPITAL RIFLE, &c.t

i 3. MACI

AY next, the 16th inst.

A CoLLECTION of
NITURE in Mahogai
oils. with loose Cushions a

ter Bedstea

Ihlav

I at the Sale-roc

IUAN TIT

Christ(
Vatßxh
and 1V

EPIPI

)TICF. IS H

VARY CU!

TOM AC H El
er n•om Mr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

who may entertain.dou

dition, or are conscious
ness, and privileges to which e‘
it will prove invaluable."—Era.
London : JAMES GILBERT, 49, P'
63, Oxford-street; MANN, 39,
also sold by A. Iluvwoon, Oldham-street, Man,
NEWTON, Church-street, Liverpool.

MoTic

under and
to the Doc
Office, in 1

cornbill;

LIVERPOOL

DOCKS

Acts m,

'OL O 0 WEDNI,ISDAV

A
the PP!

iobov

afflicted w•it}
in the head.

I Extra

,ales by Nubia

really aft
laucholy

Some Consumption,
o SHERRY. (three d

J tried them without

,ssor thillowaf,—:Sir

SHERRY

onths, and

NDIGESTION ANI

r kristol, dated J

y named Thor

Head-aches, pains i
for which she cons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

tracted

Lre muct

provemeni

1 the nix

Indian C

DUBLIN

Oats, new

SALFORD, 1)

pretty g

was realised on al

found I

Since last F

—We had a stew

without

TLE MARKET

II qualities. A good elearar.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

d experienced

11 in with the wrec
-ine, from Quebec

logged, and

am-ship
for Hat

;an paper
United

the ad

ever made
an end to.

start
be folio%

war, and

and will dis

off the cr,

'rom the Washi
Atli go out in tt

e Gov(

ARRIVAL C

gal mail steam-ship
at 9 47 a.m., wit
Rh. 1.4 M.

brought6Bp-as:

razee-frigate,

ided With two Pala

revolving car

e that all Saxon

Le 31st o

Mantua

The N

, and p

ress their sto

have all bee

The de
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

VERPOOL

,mere is f'-t
-All Parcels

rHIS DAY
Six O'CIOC

MINERVA
NIMROD..
OCEAN....

pecfiedber 21; at 1 o'cloc
_p_kernber 25, at 9 o'cloc

letais, I

Fare (including

Steward's Fe

THURSDAY, December 16, at
TUESDAY, December 21, at

y, Decen

eflt,„
',ItY AVM

PPIY to
AI A LCC

18, at 4

Ca jotii n LYA
,e'„ PM]

Decemtrf, at 2 o'clock, Af
Decem 18, at 3 o'clock, Af

tecemb e r 28, at 12 o'clock; Noo

CORK for LIVERPOOL every WED

;h side of Nelson Dock,)
VANGUARD, Capt. BYRNE

2 O'cloik, Afternoon
7 o'clock, Evening.

)'clock, At

'roni BELFAST to LIVERPOOL on the 1.4t1
• 23d, and 23th December
Cabin Fare, including Fee, 15s
it for the Belfast Steamer,
F. ROBINSON, 3

r Atlantic, frog
iIICHAEL, ESQ.

WOOD

)ty-thirdday-ot December i

-oduce dar

Lon,lcin. Sold
cent, Liverpool.
for you.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

a yearling co]

r resur
Gullane, to be trained f

r, a steeple

reter has

!olt by Pt

byPhlegon, wit of E.

I Glenara, Macd

. _
Lanercost, out of A
Datura, The Consul
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

labour was unc
trade employer

price ; and iro

y advanced

y on accou

colliers and

can earn b

x month

precious a

nge in the previous
has occurred. Money ht

temporarily ti

Land, %

,übtedly contemplated by the free
Labour, however, has risen in

£4 per ton,

emigration, but mainly because
et s of the iron districts find that

.a sufficient of the necessaries of life by
three or four days pct. week. Within the

ring to the immense supplies of
from California and Australia,

existing state of things
been rendered abundant,
effects which have been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

a person named Pownall,

His Lord-st
made his case worse, sentenc

, after remarking that the prisoner had
d him to be transported for

seven years.

Isaac Shaw, aged
and an almanack, at

was indicted for stea
Iton•under-Line. th

.opeyty of

Thmusta halatva: Ou-ther -lath Nave
went to the prosecutor's shop and asked for
Having purchased one for 3d. he put down a sovereigi

'an alrnanacl

and asked for change which he
sovereign and almanack wit -
afterwards apprehended. 3
he was sentenced to nine m

ich he made off, bui

e jury found

guilty ana
The pri-

ry, 17,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

cannot believe that the affai

ibly go right unless

intermeddled with by themselves, or their own

The objects of this Reform Society are " to earr

les of free-trade, and resist all attempts

ystem of

xtension of the

or in the inde-

e; to place
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

o'clock; Mo

•ed on board fr

Farerr-LCabin,2ss. Steerage, 12s. 6d.
For Freight dt Passage apply, in Havre, to DONALD Ct
in London - B. FOORD, 51., Old Broad-stree

LO J.
to and

ester, to JOH

RNS, 9, Buchana

WALKER,

Ord-str

iZ'z6

lanb.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAS

lendid iron Steam-sbi

TYNWALD
is intended to sail from LIVERPOOL
th or without a pilot,) from the Clare

BELFAST,
Dock : namely,
THIS DAY, December 14, at 11 &clock, Nigh
SATURDAY, December 18, at...(o'clock, Afternoon
22d Dec. THURSDAY, December 23,,at 9 o'clock, Evening
„ 29th Dec. TUESDAY, December `.18; at 11 o'clock, Niglit
y, StbJan.lB.s3. Leaving BELFAST for MAE

20 Jan
9th Jan

andAtb December.
Apply to Messrs. WA. OonnY, MOORE, and CO., Ing

ch-street.

Market-at

London ; to Mr. JOHN

ALKER,

Water-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ign more doing
;s.

RODU

Ciroeery lumps, 44a

Native Ceylc

prices rie:

Wool : Several buyers
iz, but at full rates.—Fruit dull and decli

Tallow dill; fine

unaltered

ferior, prices 2d. per

Od to 2

Ige, Leicester, Northampton and

Lincoln Fleas

Norfolk and Suffolk
West Conntry Beasts

Scotch Beasts
Holland Beasts

Sheep and Lam

Calves

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, co
Closing quotations Blackburn Preference, 251 ;
lonians, 341; Ditto Preference, la ; East Lancs9';
194 ;- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 85/ ; Londre,
North-western, 126-1 ; Manchester Sheffield, and Lin
shire, 31 9.16 ; North British, 101 ; North Staf
dis. ; South Eastern and Dover, 23 15.16.
LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.
Closing quotations : British Australian, i ;
80 ;. Leeds Northern, 181 ; North British

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA-_>-'

I'HE LIVERPOOL CuwarriEs...—Many of our 065'
will be gratified with the announcement of a grand Toll.
+his evening at the Philharraonir 001
be given, under the patronelo.
'qvor, Charles Turner,
Esq., M.P., W. 13/
otintlemen, by the members oor,
n aid of the funds of the Rof,,sl, tetli
rn and 1% cat
ospitals. This combination of music and chsrilf.oist
scarcely fail to prove attractive. The effort is too P,,etil
worthy in itself, we conceive, to lack due encourrfrgrl
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—During the past wee ' to)
Fitzwilliam and Mr. Buckstone have performed eo,
round of favourite parts, to full and delighted and

cal performance
The " Messiah

'ton, the 11

Esq., M.P
Harn

Mackenz

and other c

and of the 'Northern and South

They are too well known, however, and their actiag
highly appreciated by Liverpool playgoers to reqair°o
On Saturday, Miss Emma Romer apPeB..l
L the " Flowers of the Forest." Her p2'
spirit&

inuel, in

nd graceful,
n. 37 promising

I we in

actress in me
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

of the globe are enormously enhanced

arger class of

power, _ have

on the Ist De,
Cotton
Flour

Grain

ng to every mantime
rted from their ordinary

t universal advance

ong to fall with ruinous
The advance during
Je from the United

. - By the royal mail
'ought advices from

the freights quoted I

D Liverpool were—
%

2d. to id

sd. to 7d. per bushel.
Africa they were

5-16 d. per lb

6d. per brl

d. per bush

yesterday, they w

per brl

3..pex bushel.
Gth October to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

S, Llti

Li SA(
And

STIONT,

requires one trial
GRAVIES, FISH,

ROAST MEAT
to satisfy the 4i

extant, a

Latle,Xfeet, Liverpo-ol ; 151
Winnen, Grocers and

STIV
with M

t Vinegar

STIVENS' (

mm
I(
fog.

g/-4i/d`

PORTANT NOT

!REGISTERED (

sTo. 3,38

FFECTUALLY BF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

CITY

ICITY OF GLASGOVO
CITY OF MANCHESTER

lANCHESTE .... WEDN EST).
FRO HILADELPHI.
CITY OF MANCH ER ....THURSDA
CITY OF GLASG V
CITY OF MANCHESTER
CITY OF GLAS

I CITY

THURSDA

3t on Fine Go

will be taken s

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

Tile learned

)e acquitte'l

.4, observing that she con

soner Moran to
not be found guilty, as the law presnmed she was in
case acting under the authority of her husband. The
after a short consultation, acquitted Mary Moran and
Mary Mulholland, and found John Moran guilty of the
burglary and Ellen Burke of receiving part of the proper
knowing it to have been stoler
His lordship sai

to the ju

know that Cosgrove

o had y

d guilty, I

fessed that he was o
burglary, and

I the parties

aer Moran

s also one o

though this c,

)rdship then ordered judgment o
Moran, and sentenced 'E

f death to be recorded

Burke to be im-

ye mont

A PEDES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

rains that have fallen have

country,
Upper T.
cattle.

many parts of the
of the Ritatejo or
Is, with great destruction of property and

inundations in

particu

!!y in the

RUSSIA. - The Lloyd of Vienna states that the
Emperor of Russia will in a few weeks have concentrated
on his western frontier an army of 240,000 men

TURKEY.—Letters from Constantinople state that, on
the 13th, the steamer Madras had arrived, briniinz a
portion of the tribute of Abbas Pasha (X 220,000).
Accounts from Jerusalem, of the 26th of October, men-
tion that the commission appointed to settle the question
of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre separated without
being able to accomplish that object. The Greeks were
disposed to make certain concessions ; but the Catholics,
considering as heretics all other Christians, could not but
insist on exclusive possession. The Greeks replied that,
the case, they would keep what they had.
LOUIS N.

such being

perial cro

?OLD S IMPERIAL CROWN.—
of Napoleon 111. is --*

-The new im-
aid to be not only a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

original Gre

Lnt ss the head 'of the Church, he was also c;a: I
in a subsequent verse of the same Gospel as
Get thee behind me, Satan." If
Le allowed as regarded the supren
ransmission of power by him to the bishops of I the minds of such men

e success

the sue,

on must follow in t. case,
C But it could not be proved, by any
nsfer to others the privi-
the gift of tongues, the ability

at Peter had

power to tra
imaelf—

his position h
if Wellington

language, when it was considered that intelligent ni
could now be found to believe in image worship, a
absurdities such as winking pictures. There was no
I for it but to suppose that a moral obliquity had come ol

The rev. gentleman pr
►e no real dignity of int,
)ve of truth. In illustr

iced tt.

le character of the late
at which gave such
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

I, the market leaving off

having increased their ope

which 1,500

tions, 6,000 bales have been sold, of

are to speculators, at an advance oi
Woo L.—The tone of our Wool Market u._
firm during the past week, although the busine:.
done has not been large. A good lot of Grease
Peruvian is reported to have beer °roil -
per lb.

1. per It

,LA at 10d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ope of

day's prices :—Abardeens, 161
Chester and Holyhead,

he judges

3 3-1(

must not

will he s

East L-ancashire 191; Lancashire
Yorkshire, 85 ; Liverpool and Southport,
London stock, 126 51 6 ; Sheffield stool,
Midland stock, 80; Derby _
fordshire, 4d; St. Helen's B.
!--- 164: Dove

Southerr.
Quebec

PRO

and W

Tansactions in this market

and Canal, 72

stern, 54; Dutch Rhenish

part, n

ing with

,vc,e iiwiieu curing the pa—
.n the Great doubt, owing to the uncertainty p 1.,,
oect to the Irish respect to the position of the Ministry ; and ale...
Ist happily dtstin- though more slightly, to a feeling of alarm created
~. +l.- t.,.1,,:,..,-ina, orieee in nue coin markets,

han "

R predecessor of the

estitute

to the

sting the sleek and

sor, had little else

re not ser

wand for B

f legal

isly affecte

zer impo.

tremely limited, the sale
business, being confined

f only to

Y the
11 ex-

including Saturday
50 hhds. grainy Ba

bd., and

"eio, to the grocers, are
`,rls. and br
(a to 1

ported at 20s
Is damaged Pernams, by auction,
s. per cwt. There has again been
an active inquiry for RUM, 160 puns. Demerara
having realised a further advance of id. to 2d. per

or CoFF

We have nothing to notice i

The TEA market presen

pending the receipt
s from China ; about 4,00 C

appeara

MOLAE

a quieter
October

packages-are ad

vertised for

le on Thurs

110 tons

considerable portion being with all faults
St. Domingo and Jamaica LOGIVOOD have brought
£4 55., and 100 tons Manilla SAPAN WOOD £l3
ton from the quay.
—The arrival of advices on Mc

om Americ

orrespon
clined

mday

s damag

anticipated, and

ding effect on ou

luring the weep.

notations.

of which 1

Egyptian_ were

Americaii',.B2o Surat,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

le stiddentry r

Bs. The murderer
-nmediatei

arrested

United Kingd
to 1851

m with France

of British and Iri

exported

9; in 1850,

£4,159,25
196.198. The

onyeyed to
The crime appears to have in
risoner has been committed for
FRANCE.—In a parliamentary
Lccount is given of the trad

he import duties
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

unable to wal
ss. Subsent

ter drew

in the I

Wlt

a baker

ently, froc
of the ski

time the o

Reddi

ad walked

were senter

[led by. it

money, at

ton struck L

ne prosecut
asp of Eger

.enbeim- street he met pol

The prosecutor an

prisoners were drunk w

-constab

d them

police
took

risoners

no feloniou

Yates,
Grace
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

,nd that more ought to be got out of it

nisera

,ble amount realized from Sir C. Woc

arrangement; and it adds

;hat if a

house qualifies a man to vote, that man should tic

be deemed too poor to pay duty for
Tf thia ha tha annvintinn of Proa-fr

of the House of C

,ndence

ad int

pretena

'presentatives of the people ; but we

that such a rn

Drity can ar

The difficulty v

ich exists ha

those who now form ti

There are necessarily diff

.ences of opinion on ti

of a financ
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

vessels, bel
been dive

annals of trade ; and an almo

ghts threatens

loon the consumer,

the "past few weeks upon prod u
triking

States is particularly

steam-ship America, which bri
New York to the 26th October,

ton, g

As received

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

reet, hlnfichester • or tc
LANGTRYS andCo.,l

SE to HALIFAX and BOSTON
SECOND-CABIN PAS-. I LIVERPOOL
)s STEA

Fee and Piorisions,
Pi be obtained on board.

4wk+

AND WATERFORD TRAI
M-PACKET COMPANY.

450-horse power
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

r H.

Carew, a:
ith Mr. I

ing for a

had been taken on to Lot-
The young lady being of al

Paddington
FIELD CLL

exhibition of ag

the Baker-street B

1 ing to 3:

3, are gr

In sheep especially is the
classification of animals acs

he practical a

away the prizes
The first prize

of Witherid

I short horns to

I the Duke
I mond, tt]

it JOhn

during the w
was considere
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

will favour me with a list of the most glaring parts a
" moral hints," and it will afford me the greatest uli

to remedy the evi
vant,

Lr, your

,edient hunib
SELINT Ai

Pnoratna Ha

1, Bold

treet, Dec.

;HURCH, LIV

ST. PETER'S

RPOOL

To the EDI

DU oblige me by
ie shilling was d

me by wt

authori

Jed from ms w

ng in a pew o

Church; one day th

nded the afternoon

service to see a friend's chili

s accosted by the verger

christened, and, on entering,
who inquired if they would

like a cushioned pew to
cepted, when, upon comi
was demanded. Surely

which, of cour

3ove-mentioned aum

authority for

such extortion
.in our parish churches.—

am, yours,

A SUBSCRIBER
[Such a demand was illegal, and ought to
Vergers are, or ought to be, paid for the
out levying black mail on strange

CHESHIRE AN

3 WALES

'HE REV. THOMAS I

Mr. Bloom&

anon residentiary at C

There is 1
ballot for

vcoursernust
t tha rlsaAf4l.

be bad to th(
on the whole amounting to abou
THE Ray. H. E. HEATON, one of the curates __ _ ____
was last week presented with a piece of plate by his pa
rishioners, on the occasion of his being preferred to th
incumbency of Llangedwin, near Oswestry.

THE E kRL OF GROSVENOR i 9 in so delicate a state of
health that he has been advised to winter in a warmer
climate ; he will therefore leave England immediately for
Nice, and we earnestly hope that
petted benefit from the char
WOODSIDE FERRY.—T.

than a
thickn

`T
perfe.

the aggravated r
lance ri

the doctrin

Church, as taught, a
College of ➢Taynoot.

:ost of the Br

hied in the Propagati

of the I'o-
_l, State.: —,

Falsebood and

contrary to the exiresse

ierefore, implore
support from the

;e to -withdraw

of lkilaynooth, ai.d all of

11 for securing fi
g it illegal for R

Popish instilu.;
'reedom of election in
tarnish priests to floe
persons whatsoever,
or candidates named by

lerson (

, to --,
erarmstrie Ot

them to vi

ad on mot

s to t

tv's sublet

head and
insult upon any class of her 11_ „
" And your petitioners will ever praY•
He then read a letter of apology for non-atw
11
Squire Auty, of Bradford
Mr. SIMMONDS pros
eststed-
deprecated the pract
. •• • - • -

he first resoluzw-it eiej
• on
.es of the Romish eots

13..'
tions in Ireland and other places as uncongt ftb
tending to the violation of the liberties L.l

at it was

good tar

and receive

t; wilotfittio
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

to obtain an equitabl

parliamentary representation

ge, and protection to the elec

pendent exercise of the frar

we parliamentary anu municipai registers ail /se-
formers who are entitled to the franchise, and to

in the Revision Courts ; to promote the hones

,ed administration of 1

affairs, and to act as the organ for the expression of

liberal opinion.

so far as we can

of this association are extreme]

nxious t

credit for doing what is already done

their ha

mly c

future commercial policy

,ot merely free

Rde in

I nlmost eve:

into the ordinary

ut in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

-hard labour.

'sing base

soner was afterwards found guilty Of pas
and sentenced to six month's further imprisonmen

RGLARY,

Robert Ruddiford, aged 16, and Sohn 111' Ge
were indicted for breaking into the house of Willie
Howarth, at Manchester, on the 3d i

and stealir

a meerschaum pipe. Guilty, six month's hard labour

CHAR(

CUTTI
39, was

indicted for m,
at Fidder's
were d.

Samuel Taylor, age
cutting and wounding John Parre
The prisoner, prosecutor, and other
together, and after leaving the public

ensued when the prisoner
ever, a very slight wound.

sed liiB lc
His 1

dship,a

that the transaction was a mere drunken
the jury, if they were of the same opinion, t
prisoner which they did, and the learned judge (
that the witnesses should be allowed their co
the prosecutor

clerk to the magistrate
information against Pye, from which it appeared.

Mr. Gask el

procluo

only charge against him N
conduct, on w'

for permitting disorderly
Iship held that the allegation

ich his

upon the charge of gaming could not
appeared from the minutes of the clerk
had said " 1 was sober," and did dot sa
the rest of the company. The jury therefore acquitt

stained, and it
that Banks
about
ed the

prisoner
Two other charges arising out of the sans
one against Thomas Pye for suborning Joh
commit perjnry, and the other charging
perjury, were then tried and both found gull _
ship sentenced Pye to twelve months hard labour, and
Pownall to six months

Pownall t

Richard Mansfield was indicted for perjury
morden, upon an information laid under tbs-
against a person nrme,
ont a license.

I Greenvil

or selling bee

t Tod

Mr. Monk prosecuted, and Mr. T. Atkinson defended.
After the case had been opened, Mr. Atkinson raised
an objection. The offence, he observed, was comn3it)ed
in the West Riding of Yorkshire, and the information
was heard at Todmorden, in this county. Now although
the justices who heard the case were described to be jus-
tices of the peace for Lancashire and Yorkshire, tl
were in truth only justices of the peace for the W-
ding of Yorkshire, The information was
Geo. 111., c. 49, and it gave jurisdiction t'•
adjoining counties to act in either

After a 1

lordship held the
liarged.

.er was d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

I scheme, of which the fr

are pledged to adhere t
we believe tl

n the whole,

LIMIT

) LI

VI P A

THE long

) a partic

11l in obtaining a majority

iisputed question of tt

ar theory

Ministry will be

kBILITY OF I

BLI(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

STANDARD, TUESDAY,

-This_, new steam-ship, built by
k, for the British and North Arne
2-packet Company, was to leave
(Monday) '• port. She is

or this
Judki

ng 1,000 hors,

advanta
Thr. lnrl

Josept
rht foi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

'eat it as a corn

.t is called a bold experi-

who look upon it as

z nearly far enougi

For ourselves, while we are heartily glad that Mr

)ISRAELI has laid donn Brea

pies, which

guise as properly applicable tc

ation of the country, he has nevertheless

reom propos'

g such

iniversal and

immediate

application of them as mus

of necessit

orirlod

d mischief

plete and immediate reform of the financial system

better

such matters the maxim " Fest

lente.'

mly taking cr!'e that the progress be in the right

irection. Remembering the circumstances under

.rievance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

I fair extent at the reduction. They are now a

I ings at 12d. to 120. per It

Printing cloths and all other

fabrics are rather lower. In domestics there is too little doin
t the makers.

a, but their bent is
.A dull market last week, the r

1 ROCHDALE

,erchants having
ors being unwil.

purchased very sparingly, and the manufacture
ling to sell, without obtaining a remuneratin:
goods. Wool continues high, and English w

,rice for tl:

,00ls are scarce,

which has a considerable effect upon the piece

:a market ; and

while this is the case, the

his goods, or keep them,

MACCLESFIELD.—We are

till unable to rep,

imprevement in the demand fc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

To collect the opinions of

and of different class

Budget would

a mat

Feet to

her quarters

ile there are som

he community

r of some c

by some of

brambles, with which to worry ar

We are glad to perceive,

contemporari

!ommunitv dis-

search mu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

NFLUEN

day week, in a n
priest, was prornovant, seeking to obtain the probate of
tho will, and Mr. Moses Redmond, brother of the tea.
tator. an eccentric person, died leaving about £4,800,
which, had be been intestate, would have been divided

a Roraish

leaving the

Dromovant ar
impugned
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

and anatomical daughts

of the case were detailed

by num

trial lasted the whole of Wednesday and Thursday. The
following is a narrative of the extraordinary circumstances.
resulting in a conviction of the accused and his sentence
to death.

• William Burke Kirwin was marrie
back to a beaufirni

some twelve years
th whom it would

oung woma

aoh he I.

Kenny,

ly whom he had eight childre
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

:overed }

ad face

—At the lnsolv(
judge,

Nolan, .of

Joan S
Taylor

en paid. His

u►s sureties
11 for a fortnii

-houso, in Isl

1..11C3,
;e mad

'tified wit
Thomas

cowardly bf

it Court, Lai

Nolan, describe

kdeWbi Loan

Manchester.

1,387 14s. ld.; and
ation he stated that

wife had t
in law

indepen,
to de

cl spent

from differ
insolv

d become

O'Connell,

on Frida!

I). And

A. Raddi

d to meel

ton, .V.:scL

,Robert C. W
Ind Henry Besc
ting Committee
Dawson for the
J. The report

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

pool Reform Association

h agitation in the good old days of Political
nd Anti-Corn Law Leagues, and the

Unions,

malady has never got thoroughly out of their system.
I hey were taught, in those times, that they had a
'nd

special mis
the

n to regenerate their fellow-me

the world can

directed, or officiousl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

him, t
orted for fi

-as charged wits

crime of perjury when giving. evidence before the.magis-,

appeared from the evidenc
that on the n

)t one
e 6th c

August, he went to the public-house
Pye, at Pemberton, and hearing a noise, he listened under
the window from about a quarter before twelve until a

ome betting, and

le uearc
He then obtained admitt

,fling of dice.

found the p
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

cussion, however, elicited: c

members of the House as to

Mr. BROWN was

of opinion tli

limited liability would interfere with the comn
credit of the country. He c

ous prec

edent,

and a direct violation of the pr

ple of unrestricted competition, which h

declared to be;the policy o

w was opposed by Mr. Low}
of nnlimitAri lifthilitv arta

, who

pon com petiti

TURNER and several members, without going into

which it was
of this

panics whi

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

wbridge 41st, Zante ,
•ds, Re- 42d, Stirling
43d, Cape of Good Hope,
, Dublin Templemore
44th, Gibraltar ; Chatham
45th, C of G Hope; Chatham
46th, Belfast

47tb, Corfu; Limeriel
48th, Newport. S W
49th, Corfu; Waterfot

OMR,
51st, B
59a_ ni

aah ; Chatham

's3d, &tub Kudder ;Chatham
Ipswich ;A'
; Gibraltar Quebec.;
; Londonderry
Tralee
Bermuda : Chatham

Maidst,
nbay ;

ew Zealand ; Jerse

30th, Chin

st bat,Bengal; Chatm
d bat, Cape; Birr
Cape of Goodlyit, Bengal ; Chatham

2nd, Athlo.

nalowl63d, D

s, Bengal ;164tb, Bombay

Chatham

Maids
th HI

Portsmouth

dstone

bbtb, Quebec ; Guernsey
67th, Antigua ; Dover
Venagh

117th Lancers; Brighton
Grenadier Guard

39tb, Barba
iOtb, Benga

adoes ; Brompton
al; Chatham

2d bat,'St Ge

Ist bat, Kilki
2d bat, Cana

e's Barracks

'ew Bruns

m Guards—

t bat, F

ortman -3

73d, Cape of G Hope: Bristo
74th, C. G. Hope ; Termoy
75th, Bengal; Chatham

Scots Fusileer Guards-
-Ist ,•
bat, St. John's Wood 17

2d bat, Chichester
77th, N __
Ist Foot Ist bat, P'smouth 78th, Boa
79th, EdinbUrgh
80tb, Burmah ; 1
81st, Dublin

Chatham

2d bat, Cork

2d. G Hoi

Malta ; ba.sti;i;ai

4th, B

111, Glasgow

. _
sth, Mauritius ; Chatham 183 d, Bombay ; Chatham
Gtb, C G Hope ; Canterbury 84th, Madras ; Chatham
...^lymouth !85th, Portsmouth .
86th, Bombay; Chatham

, Bombay; (
, Galway

Chatham

10th, Bengal ; Chatham
11th, N S Wales ; Hythe
12th, Ist bat, Newry
„ Res. bat, C G Hope
13th, Gibraltar; Jersey
14th- - • •

'BBth, Isle of Wight

89tb, Templemore
90th, Dublin
91st, let bat, Enniskillen
.5,.„ 2d bat, Cape G. Hope

Limerick
15th, Ceylon ; Mullinga
16th, Jamaica; Birr
17th, Dublin
18tb, Burmah ; Chathai
19th, Winchester
20th, Canada ; Chatham Chathar,
21st, Hull 98th, Bengal ; Chatham
22d, Rawul Pindee; Chathm 99th, V. D. Land; Chatham
. • . •

Naas
rtsmouth
Madras; Chatham
95tb, Chatham
Ontl

92d, Corfu
93d, P

. Bengal ; Chatham
7th, St. John's, N.S.

pg GU UtU, koatutua or txOOR /lope; Walmer
4th, Bengal ; Chatham „ 2nd bat, Canterbury
sth, Madras; Chatham COLONIAL CORPS.
-tb, Gib'ltar; Isle of Wight Ist West India Regiment
Dublin Jamaica; Chatham
Newcaqtie-upon-Tyne 2d, Demerara; Chatham
- —.
3d, Jamaica; Chatham
Ceylon Rifle Regt, Ceylon

h, Cor
t, Ferr

ape Mounted Rifl

engal; C

nester
idad ; Aberdei

Canada

St Helena Regt, St Helena ;
Isle of Wight

ye! N'foundland Veteran

th, Ce
tb, Gosport

on, Chatham

1 Companies, N'fl
1 Chatham

adland

Royal M

AaitaFencibles,Malta

SPOR

The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

difficulty

labourer.--The Ear:

but said it was is

co mpen s

ation for suc

o a clue,

second rending

taken proforma,

given to the principle
be the report of the

The West India

and the Commo

lIOUSE OF CO

In atswer to a

arraneements were i

mission of the mai

Mr. TUFNELL rn

committee to inquir

printed by order c

eotific institution!
ed Kingd(

the Un

event( members.-1
qreed with Mr. Tuf

which ought to be
institutes. As far

opposition to it

and having esea
ed to support hi

NT FUG

3e lar

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

the question of the general la;
asserted had raised the commercial cre

ind tended to prevent th
arise from the explosion of bubble

country,

gave their opinion that 'any (

granted to one company were unfai

liability of all their property being subject to the I

risk of the speculation

This wa

maintained by almost all the

for the Government to decide wheth

iade out mot

case for an ex

the charter which had been applied for. Mr. BE

company in mbar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

to the grocers, without alteration from former• r

sales of Foreign for the week

about 2000 bags and bris
for yellow

Brazil, from 16s. 6d. to 17s. Ed. for brown, 19s

21s. to 235. ed. per cwt. for white ; 50 hh

Porto Ricc

ere taken for stores

—Molasses are wanted, but very scarce
A 13s. 9d

the only sales reported are 200 pun
and a small parcel of Nevis at Hs. per

Cuba cl.

demand for for Coffee for the low qualities, and the sales comer
3300 bags St. Domingo at 425. to 455., and 900 bags Rio at 3.

to 465. per cwt., c
realise

y to the trad

A small lot of Cocoa has
aS. per cwt.—Rice is again 3d. per cwt. dearer, 10,000
-n having been sold from 10s. 3d. to 10s. 6d. on
' —Rum

bags of Arrac

be spot, and three cargoes to arrive at 10s. 3d. pe;

a again dearer, a favourite mark having brought 2s. 9d., and a

,mall lot of proof Leewarcla ls. 9d. per gallc

the sales are 1311

,nt duties on Tea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

f thC4ip!

;oasts coupled with the

litter concluded his speech in the followit
trust I may be allowed to express a hope,
Ha, that the legislation of the new house
will be such as will entitle itself to the r
country—that the members of that ho'
ge' -r to take a large view of the natir

th..
—that they will meet together to forget al

hat the

I be prepared tc

jslate, not f

C coma

impartial and patriotic
forward for the advan

it, every measure
of the country-

will resolve the
.espect,_ they 51

3asures are ent
all not be defeated by the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

TS DOCK.,

%.1) L

and RO3IA)TeCt

4 PITO US

20, CaZIE,

M.WWYLIE.

ES AND STEP

LEE•CHASE

FYF I E

.13AZ AA
-ON, LIVERPOOL.

EM. FYFIELD begs respectfully to inform her
• Frinids and the Public that she has just received a fresh
and very large Supply of GAMES and ,TOYS, adapted for the
present Season, amongst which she begs particularly to direct
attention to the New and very exciting Game of Race Horse
and Steeple Chase, for the dr nig-room, or p
yelling, at the following ext rdinary Low Eric
4s. G. 75., 95., I is., 6' . 6d. 625. 6d., and
board. mahogany, oa -

table for tra-
-28.6d., 35.,

I Regal i

ELD'.S

AAR

BEST Quality. of INDIA-RUBBER Rapi

1 .

LAVAL

T E R

BOSTOCK'S

PARADIS,S;STREE7

per Fair

KTLEN

a Box, stafierent for I

RENSHA"

v-STREET BATH ESTABLISHMENT,

NEAR THE ADELPHI-HOTEL, LIVERPOOL

Member of the Royal

MR. J. J. GODFREY,
College of Surgeons, Proprietor
.New Bath-rooms having lately been added, the Public are
7espectfully invited to VISIT nus ESTABLISHMENT,
inhere every attention is paid to cleanliness and comfort.
• Roth !la Ad

A Sulpbur / Ditto 3s. Od.
A Mercurial Fumigating Ditto 3s. Od.
A Harrogate .." Ditto 2s. 6d.
A Nitro-Meic Acid Ditto 2s. Od.
A Warm N. er Ditto
A Soft *Arm Water Ditto ls. 3d.
Cold or Shower Ditto is. Od.
33 ATTENDANTS NOT ALLOWED TO RECEII
PERQUISITES.

LIGHTS,

ER BOX,

L PATRONAGE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Mr. Mart

The will was

transaction. Probate was rat

difficult to say under v

;tched entiausias

who, at Larne, last week, went into a butcher's sl
lifted the cleaver, and chopped off half the fingers f
his left hand. Having done so, he looked at the hanC

a moment

ith a stoic's pride, a

an's cow

tram.

ion, laid it down on tine

berate!

letely the remain
bat he had been

me time previot

, having

ster in

rebuked by him

Le error, and told by

it app'

infatuated ma
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

lELD'S NIGHI

PRICE C

MAY BE OBTAIN?,

JNDER ROY

ERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGHS IN TEA
MINUTES AFTER USE.
lEF AND A RAPID CURE OF ASTHMA, CO
MPTION. COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL DISORDERS OF
sit BREATH AND LUNGS ARE INSURED BY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

R a du

have been of
from the suc

t it ha

.11ineral K

LIVERPOOL

never read the

'e tongue, t

.rge va

to acces

ested sum-

As‘sYria, Bab;

SC [ll9BlBl
the Rorr

a summary and

he want is ably

and, se

,d bee

ha T;»;

on the f 6

himse

of in err
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

s bare of stock, and the ter dency is still towards higher rates
tha Intr. sitivwnPa IV., A

Lard is nominally held at las

demand r

on the moat limited seal(

übmit to easier terms to

Lake progress

I IRISH PROVISION

The arri

of Butter contin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

,TVERPOOL STANDARD,

I appear

e of the

er after

'he repli

aners of 7

an Tromp, lor,

ioltby's

season number

'he Baron,

ry has been reduce
of Bay Middietor

eation of

ht of Hand
no filly

Jut of I
l'°B May, T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

TED LIABIL

Mr. W. BROWN

made by t'
Screw Stea

Le Lond
n-ship C

charter, and of al

to the effects of

interference of chart

principle of unrestric

would

,t be refuse

n moving
71, Liverpoc

ited liability t

the grounds upon wh
this comnanv.—Mr.

era conferring

ed competitic

h the privile

fair to raise the question until tl
come to a decision upon the subj
and ue resisted the motion on the

was eub judice
great importance was involved i

-Mr. CLAY C

'ere grants

what

of unrestricted competition
nothing could be more incon

a questi

Ander con

unlimited liabilit

►n on its me
ion by the Bc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

to be so to

) evince a love of trut

to wear

hand; but, though he (the lecturer) was perfectl,

that there was no danger to be appre

were to choose, he would say,
keeps the simple path of truth with courtes

;live me

or tho

f is no kno

ige without truth
false knowledze, w
gave a bri'

mind filled wi
Ti

lecturer tt

tch of the Braminica I
ant on to say

smopony, by way of illustrat

n, and

vain in

re not knowled
Truth was tl
lould them

ostures

11 knowledge

and young r

careful to gather facts, things
was not to b© acquired fror

Ito a passion of late ye

,he appetites of the reade

I and roma
depraved, and require

most 1

61‘ spi

ad prurier

n order

:ed taste, t

as, if pos-

heed to their con-
utward'

of feel, and
wards others

ru indicating

be a reflection

Itained in our intercourse with our fellow-nien, yet
It convinr

tlie"man who

before him

at day dream:.

e knowledge
)n. It had

Urasswell an

pened it

Sir Tbotna
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

)0 French sc

if Prot

►mo morns
That rota

" Come c
present n

come ; aCi
her apost

he Pcpc

•st place,
manifest

.)tally d

e greatest ex

ton of the papal

lie then contrasted the

ere was not a

er 0! re

.rsons, and therefore

.ntism hid not re.

France were respon
211 those who bad

most eloquent peroratio

all that

he cry

rtaken of
The rev.

cture, votes of thanks were unani-
Cumming and the Chairman, for
action which they had been the

SID LECTURE

at eleven o'c

same as on the previous

from St.

I the cruelty of

their treatment of

agans and paganism, t
io dared to, dispute t
:y, were treated withc

reminded, however,

nanny, w
,f the POP'

had bee

lion to t

)1' men to whom the chu
nders of

lon was

3g that Dr.NV

and he

rect come
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Isl NEW Y

From Bo STO

CHIEF-CABIN PASS.
TWENTY-FIVE POUII
SAGE, FIFTEEN POUT

and Paris,

New York, to
D DONALD (

Goods for New York are intended to be I
within the Jurisdiction of the Custom
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ten yew

order for t

payment

68ter, Mr. kreittnaer

I,.Iksi:POILTING

Andrea

dealer, in La

.rn Wilson, a

26th of Septembe

he Prisoner gt

VIOLENCE.-

indictment charg

moon Rich

d rings, twn

FRIDA'

trAY ROBBa
aged 24, wa

J une, with others, al
)f four half-crowns

;cline r

the ne:

g of his
hi on

of this town, an,
re minutes befor

'n he had arrived

;I,tinction of
-

,reck an,

nd by a

a the be

iLered,
Lit of it

Money a
4'. A

It' his youth and previous good
six months' hard labour.

Air
field-road

sped

,nd prod

terrace, Whitfield-
t he had a brown

F sovereigns
ing £2 12g.

and two

The pri-

juncture,

ey from his pocket.

D heid him,

Brown then struck

two keys were

urse with the el 12s
On the next morn•
)use in Ben Jonson•

in a chair. Just be-
say, " Til have my

cl to some women

.m for share. Batty
and,withThomas,

ie prisoners were

fir. Brown was the

men wl

found both pr

was then pre
s deferred

ageC

t on her chit(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Tchiefs,
•be howl

&TER.-TA
on the n
ed and robb--1

the Manor

and saw the E

ha passag

I by the prisoner, who
of some

vercd he f
• brushes.

The jury

prisons

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

The steamer Adria arrived at Trieste on Thursday last,
bringing intelligence that the Hindostan, with the Calcutta
mail of November 7, reached Suez on the Ist instant
There is nothing new from Burrnah
Th-

Irrawaddy

s no lo

ble for la

vessels

General God Win was en rout,

for Prome, se

the se-

:ond
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

hP fart t

nslation 1

Henfrey, who is lecturer

hor of

mber part of the Home
e variety of light reading

fire-side

th much

fie erful Visitor is a

aster, 1

contributions,

iers of the g

.hAnl "

a strong

PAPACY

R. CUMMING

Aires on

riptnral doctrines of I

let the

n as Dr
I.

time, had
He must

by Dr.

pelled to R

a Catholi
report 1

on ask
that nc

episcopacy

in the Car

11 the fact

in the ma

torgot to u
.at taken by 1

matter, and (

using to recognisi
seman, and a

represented by t

as recent

t to be can,

ever use

be exc

Iser ted th

e lecture;

e colour with age

f that the oat

opinion on the ink, he

ntegrity, had b,

the for

If he had the po

ed with blood

y, but u

,ri authority,

t the ink
i Sir Joh!

e most extra

of been invented more than four or fly
4 there

still enterta

.nd archb
sewn, ho

the oath be ha,
irch, all West

He (the )ectur

equired to go thrOugh his
ismatics, in order that the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

NUESTLE
PILLS_ '

lons for t

Smith, Es

statement, 1
effective a r

hess which I fc

Please f,

,oxen, which

family; -and I 1

Bry Passim

nese,
Blood to tt

Led off

Xcellent, r

verb prey

tiervous A

pea pleasant, safe, and easy Aperient
mendation of a mild operation with the
By regulating the dose, accor --
the patient, they become en

Die for ever

sex, that can he requir
Sold by T. PROUT,
25. 9d. per box ; and by tt
through.'
Ask '

229, Strand, Londo
Vendors

•
out the •Kingdoin.
r FRAM t'II.)N,S PILL OF HEALTH,
d address of " Thomas Prout, 229, St
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

,n the se

that al

eavy weights w

()aid greatly c

would be

time that the wear and tear
th the heavy, rumbling carts at present

>tied that the Rev. D. W. Turner, toe
al Institution School, Seel-street, had
elf the cost of macadamising the road
itution ; and it was resolved that Mr.
luld be accepted. _ Applications for

per Parliitmen,

lane to Crown—street, were referred to
B. A letter from the Rev. C. M. Bir-
Pembroke Baptist Chapel, asking that
macadamised in front of that place of
h engineer to report

rence complain

Mani

as agreed that notice

Rose to abate the nuisance
n the Sub

s for ernptyir,
onrter.ded_ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

that molten iron is four times hotte

water, an wee

EXTRAORDINARY J

at Dumbleton, covered
bad taking off,

the other day withi

boy's suffering may

Smith, of Evesham

Ilard inge's ho

d a wide

I a very not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

1 CHAN

ORTH

-.IIIPANY

'ornament, 7 a

b (with pow

British N

he East 1

eneral Iron Scre

Bank of B

tusiioy
Cerbi

lie financial

LOU of the Excitngt

in the present Governm

Uu pitui by

We are glad, ho

effect in

t was the habit to snE

iovern me

tical duties

gou.,

statement

n, would conve

as to the sincerity of tbei

quarters where

his pretension.

for the discharge of

Without a revolution, a com-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

LI continues

PALmEns

has been

at Osborn

'in the Fairy en

IMATES
N

tional Gallery r

&RRIAGE OF COL

titer of Sir J

L OF SHE:

!dnesday, anapplic

ntment of

lrdian of t

All the -Royal fam

the Duke of

olemnised on Thnrsd
cadilly, London.

RY.—ln the C

He will be tw