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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

eitd
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ch was nata:

•easonable man th

is understood that the Dt.

a ship of

ld make all possible inquiries
D MAN

ditNTRWCZ OF I

Ltlow, on the 30th of August last

'hurloa
y Rolli

'most in a dying
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Law so

addition to the ma
were on board two European mates, a steward, carpenter
Portuguese seaman, 12 Manilla men, and a
Some four or five days after the Herald
hai the dew were put upon the customary
I them. They then laid a plan

his wif

a cook

Manila boy

had left Sh
allowances,

common'

Portuguese whom they

their knives frornthen

This ex-
under-

them t'

More, and whit

weigh f

St. Helena

hey contrived during the night of

th day of the voyage to overpower the Captain, car-
whose dead bodies were fo

by the
f. Tn a f

ais more they recommenced

Portuguese cook
'lug their clemen

he ship, wi
ing Mrs L

❑g of the matt

)OK, al
e necessary evidence

vd, but the other officer

overpower

aken int

Fr from

got into Hong
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possible to abolish the property

,rious injury to society; but in a country
a single vote in the House of Con-
mons may cause millions of property to allcir
hands, a set of talkers, who had nothing
•-- 'brow firebrands about their neighbours

this, where

to lose

houses. It would certainly be a curious feature in Mc
legislation, too, to give to the pauperism and vice
of our great towns an equal power with that held poseEci
by industry find virtue._

point would also give them a va,

)f power

vil purposes

agricultural popul

rarely act in a combined way, and never
same effect. Mr. D'lsnAELr, who seen
well versed in figures, furnished the ho

curious statistics on the

sentation ; but they were of a I

na wt

heroes generally

r, two boroughs in North

pulation of g
rural populat

of 156.(

seven members.

ield to-d,

893 ; 1
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ed tea

they were imm
ed by a mob. chi.

g to Sydn

ntradicto

upon it

male con

THE CHA
Y. W. WYNN'S

he Coventr

Tilly there I

whole we

Peruvian

white .
do. extr

6850 6C

21 Danzig, arc.

Pomeranean
Danish, &c.

20536. 3855621
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nd cote

pries; hut they must no longer

-
hope to head an influential party on the great

arenas of political conflict. And why? Because
there the battle to be fought is the battle of the

Constitution. These sordid huckat(
sought to narrow the question at issue to one of

of office

They thought to elimt

al station, and to official
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

The use
An

.ssortment of midern
sting, Velvets, Ribbons

To be viewed To-monnow, (Wednesday,) tt
n Catalognes may be had on the Premie
Offices

UTURE, GREENHOUSE PLANTS, &c., KIRKDALE.
SSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
L by AUCTION, on FRIDAY next, the 2d April. at
on the Premises, 40, Great Mersey-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Pleasant, and the

rece

up, and after

ength of tim
iowever, the'

just received, politely informe

oner—a proceeding which, to use
rather astonished her." There

charge proved against the prisoner fora
taitted on the 12th inst., on a child e]

,arents keep a feather-b,

Committved for tria:

STEALING STOCKING
rammitted for trial

St. Jamea's-
POCKET PIC},
h, charged wi

d manu

month

,d Williams

part of a gang of thieves whc

horn the

to practis
(the officer

Titles t

urday ni
d that th

in our
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

, was a
m, and the defendant, at the 1 (

ct was ma
- n t P... 41

El another fe
He said t

cle having

)nly 18

was_no truth, they we

for them t

but cool

(laughte

was of

)oks for -police
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R.CRASES,

zi, B 0 L D-8
ESTABLISHED 1835.
rARPET, FLOOR-CLOTH, AND GENERAL FURNISHINt
--:ncr his return from London and the M"

'OODS (in

,de and the Public tt
NEW STYLES, in '

'UK is now ref

every Novelt

Kidder, Mitch, V

r SUMMER CU itTAIN§

E4,I3IIBLISHME

OSSLEY'S NEW BOOT ANI

STOCK consists

the follow

T_ ft E E T, L I N

itning

'15u....4438)„ef0ry for Fringes, Laces. Gimps, Bell Pulls, Tasse
t L and LONDON FLOOR-CLOTHS. eight yards
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

urned to the

was then in her bedroo►r

it room, a

Defendant went int
rote a note to Mrs. Harding.
continued w

A spoke

n his opening addres

itness in continuat
ces alluded to by the 'learns
_ _

ILKINS. —The not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

The St

eport of the committee of supply
- Alban's Disfranchisement I

Mr. WAI

more words from
the

eclarat

was considered, after a few
and a
intended to support the second reading
Practices Bill.
The other orders having been disposed

,ast eight o'clock

AKHR took the chair a few

o'clock, when Viscount NEWPORT took
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

A Spacious ROOM for JMNNERS
PLATE, KNIVES, GLA

THE I3RUNSW
IND ECONOMIC R
"'Attu

SUBSCRIPTION :-Tt

DINING,

LI BRA_4yi
MUSIC 4
CHESS.

BAGATELLE,

Two BIL_
I An ORDINARY a

LIARI)
"I A

REFRESHMENT
rs are informed th

The MemF

1 on the 30th instant

Club Room

the whole of the PREMI

)mmodatic

E. Wn
!reef, Ma

ments,to unfit a coat

•the
O was

BURG

lit of January 3

LOCK, Was the principal object
haying exhausted their skill in tr

ineffectually to

'cork, they were

leaving all thl,ieinst

revious evening,ge w

voured to pick the
they tried to force
time this Safe has t
CHUBB and SON

and by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

LIVERPOOL

t of Grassen-

ises ere
a little

a odat ion has

a to remedy

'on to build
Mr. Arthur

be ►nade

uai, 15 feet ;

hied floor, 12 fe

with the new stage. After some other matters were dis-
posed of, the committee proceeded to consider tha propo-
sition for the erection of warehouses round the Stanley
Dock. The subject was postponed at the previous meet-
ing, in order that the sub-committee might consider vvhe
ther it was desirable to make vaults to the warehouses
and to raise them a storey higher. The sub-committc
recommended that vaults shou

d that the

►n of an additional storey to the warehouses. They
ied, however, the following heights for the floors of

fourth f

,f the vaults for one

(lost of altering the heights of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

the troops from Madras to Rangoon
The force under Sir Colin
Peshawur

Campbell has reached

Sir J. Grey, Commander-in-Chief, at Bombay, returns
home invalided.
Gen. Manson died at Bombay on the 23rd ultimc
Commerce was quiet and money abundant
f the 2s. to 21.

Exchange,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY,

30ARD, I

&PER I

aping, and
,p.ncifnliv_

I furrow

asers \*

BILL -FOIL
d et

was read

-•---

,n of the

)F LORDS

ancellor's Bill for Amending the
with the .qualified

Leonards prop,

is foun

e will-

second t

LADING

Tilt LAW OP

ordshir

BROUGH Al

lord appear.

be law.—

and CRANWORTLI
ink the fault lap rather

The LORD C
It under the k

fIA.YCSZ2OR
w of the Ist

e 4 lately after

hundreds hate be,

held invalid,

be space between the

To amend thin.

IlMe c

the tests-

so as to give, by its place and

Commons, as at present constituted, was s'
the Peers, the Church, and the Governme
DRUMMOND condemned tf

by the signature after

,t such a time a-
iple of th

length int

cal principle, con

This part of

he presen

passed before I

once, that it might
clauses, which Lord

He obje

;ghats appears

-Sir W. PAGE W

o have ob
d they end

ger the early passing c

sent it is re-

poke b-ri

come Ie
)f the b

Governrnen

condemn

d to tt

red that the wil

all be signed in the presence of two
ised that th

sses ; •it is pr(
that the inst

of the tee-

attack their sig

e alteration

s to witnesses

Leir
whilst it

severely

ntation

IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. Passed 'by the Earl of Derby on a late occasion on dema-
_ tognism ; and denied that he had ever conducted himself
so as to merit the title.—Sir JOSHUA WALMSLEY se-
conded the motion, and complained that the House of

.bservient t(
lt.—Mr. 11

motions

le prin-
I Lords

bill, and would rather see
ed, the power of the other house having been of

which the towns h

nt were not

MARCH 30,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

WEST' DERBY TAIST..-

in this list him I

mnmon jury and five special ja

which ail remain to be disposed of, wit
f the cases that hate been withdrawn, as a

,TERICA

AMERICA.

aerica, Capt. Shannor
17th, and Halifax o

lock ye

rs. and

the usual rnai
N., Admiral,

f discus.

to th© Collins'

a says
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

March 113

on a rock between Crookhaven and
of the crew were drowned.

FRIDA

ARRIVED.—Iowa, Brewster, and Arran, Miles, New Orleans
—Florida, Mills, Savannah—Luban, Chisholm, Charleston—
Eliza, Follett, Smyrna—Rowena, Dixon, Liscata—lsabel, Aristi,
Tarragona—Latuna, Gamst, Nienstadt—Juno, Constantinople
—Victory, St. Michael's.

SAILED.—John Pelle, Sawyers, Arica—Alert, Hadegraft,
Dordt—Countess of Sefton, Wheeler, Valparaiso—Earl of Mul-
grave, Boroughs, Constantinople—Euphrates, Gifford, Bombay
—Falcon, Wade, New York—Tit Bit, Steele, Lisbon.

hence at Nante

KINSALE

struck on the Sev
Three men saved.
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the im
inconvenience t.

on himself to remove that error, SC
HIS SYSTEM, which entirely obyiat
rfect masticat

slid ensures
Decayed '
!avity. with M

meth permanently stopped,
_whatever
DAVIS'S Enamel Cern-OWL witlim

it immediately becomes a anent Enamel, thuiili
further advances of dec , preventing Tooth-ache, am
ing the once hollow min point of utility and beau

ALL OPERATIONS SKILFULLY PERFORMED, EQUAL
tom-. Country Patients are respectfully informed,
- Mr. DAVIS'S method requires but one
plate set of Teeth.

DAVIS

)ICNTIST, (from Duk e-ir

THE INCE HALL COAL

AND CANNEI

PANY having made arrangemer
HOUSE COALS AT

is to deliver their
D CANNEL,

when within three miles of the sev

.r4s of tt

;OM NI El
)EMI

afirf.irr, I
N-ST • SEA

RD-STREET

)atrona
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

I Per Half Pint. I

N.B,—STOWAGEATTOIII for a few Packages
Spirits in their isOIIED VAULT, in FaNwicx.s.
EMPTY RUM PUNCHEONS WANTED

of Wine or
MEET.
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L D-ST

PART

[ O U
TREET
POPL

ICT?S AM
8 ENTS, 8

y New Stoc

)RTES fo

Lease of

the Ist week o

riANUFACTURED
NTIQUE LACE, &
SEASON.

LUABLE BAY

.GAINS

ENTY GUIN

are now prepared to I
NO-FORTES, of nearly

1 27 otTii
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

nation Simony, Thor
—Sir Robert

meet, Zalatra, Laguii
wino, Granata, Catan

—Margaret,
—William Pa

reikeverante,-aii;
)nsbrook, M`Carth

4a, Antwerp—Jar
.y, Africa—D'lsraeli,
Helen, Turner, Para—Success, Ripon, Hong Kong,

Kezia Page, Page, hence

Messina.
elona

e at Bar

a al a rsei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

,er Cents

is most sath
The Gave

General Cavaig

present 1

ricire a

him on hi
It is s

that the disputes bet

'elation

F the Senate
id the Stitt

with the President

very proposition modifying the
►e signature of 10 senat

Senate

session

The 0
the Tour

and Bour

find the fren

,üblishei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

any pressure or
.n

.8
INTO A

RED in the

unnecessary. All
M-THEMSELVES

Surgeon I

Packets

with full
acure, THOMAS
le Wrapper. Sold

ine Vendors in a
bad,

This-Tooth Powdei
toilet. Being per.

it whitens and t
mce to the breatl

marts to them a

RY CTIRIO
has t

a introduced

traction a
ligatures

be distingui
Thenrwill n

NOT RECit

Et ROOTS, or ANY

sun support the

improvements may
ECONOMICAL, he

'ge_ street, Hanover

as Prerente

e of admiration

is the hair falling
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

'e been issued

D despatch a tra

o Freemintle, We
f 75

ita. The convict guaid will cons,... , enrolled out- Com.W.l.&c
Carth
el' 1' I pensioners of Chelsea Hospital,hremain
sr, who will at Free. Smyrna ...
..,.ry colonists. Manilla lc, At the Shrewsbury assizes there was not one causo for Surat ...
'e trial, nor had a single venire been returned. Such an Madras
event is unparalleled. At Oxford, though there was but Bengal.
cause, there were three venires: but at Shrewsbury
,re was neither cause nor venire.
.vigators on 1 The Salisbury Herald says, that the cultivation of flax
his cage a is occupying public attention in that neighbourhood.
I,r market already for all th. SY

''P I mantle as

4121 t 31

There 18 a certain and stet
wilful murder of straw and seed which me
it into a well on : •• • -

non nas ueen paw to 010, or which the sales are to a fair ex-
aced in the surround- tent, at very full prices, and an advance is now generally de-
- mended. Pork is without further alteration in price, the re-
vviittam Jones, a tailor living in St. Clemente, Oxford, cent arrivals of French having given a supply to the dealers.
being in distressed circumstances, committed suidide last At full rates there is a moderately fair demand for Bacon.
number of wit: week by tying a cravat tightly round his neck, and then Shoulders sell pretty freely. Hams continue neglected. At a
~ - onducted
,!_ve reduction of Is. to 2s. per cwt., the sales of Lard reach about
inserting a two-feet rule, twisted it round till he suc- 40 tons. The stock of cheese is almost exhausted ; there is,
.•
however, no great activity in the demand. Butter, at the late
decline, sells sonievvhat more readily.
LIVERPOOL AGRICULTT''

ing nei'

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARC

hbourhood

i facts,

During she la

The jury I ..

by boring holes throtigh th

a gang of housebreakers have bees
ops in Douglas, Isle of Man
:altar doors

ing_ to break open

AL PRODUCE MARKE

expecting to
Hitherto, however, their attempts
_ the precaution of the store. a. d. a. d
Hay, old, *at 0 64 0 84 Potatoes,
On Saturday week, a woman named Jones, residing in New
Brook-street, Oswestry, accidentally set her clothes on Clover
Ditto, Green
ficulty thrown down to extinguish the flames, which have Straw, Wheat
very much burnt her. Being very near her confinement, Oat O3 0 2i,Mrgelwurzel ,21 0
her case very distressing.—Eddowes's Journal. Harley .. 0 ...ZS -
. 4 6
-- —...nhers of the Western Circuit Price o!'
Int at the next 2d.- per measure of 9

force open the bolts
have been frustrated b

renders
Nn f loan

MARCH 27

bar are
alection,

andidates

in ParHarr

. 3i— 0 0 {Manure — 6 0
Agricultural Produce at the Pocks:—Potatoes,
1,3 s. t^ Kemps, 3s. Id. Lumpers, 25. to 2s.
'Turnips, Swedes, 20s. per ton.

besides those now having seats—Mr. Slade, Q.
for Salisbury ; Mr. Butt, Q.C., for Weymouth; Mr. M. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET
Smith, for Truro ; Mr. Phinn, for Bath ; Mr. Cox, for MARCH 2/
Tewkesbury ; Mr. Collier, for Plymouth ; and Mr. Car. a. d_ a_ d
ter, for Tavistock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

trunk line of t

olidated under o

There is an extra,

effect th

ussia t

a adopt his grai

perilous honour is intended ha.

He is grandsc

Cayenne as a place of
tiers, who will all be

Cayenne is to be r

hunals

of Riar

laria Christina of Spain.

tensibly on matters

y of the Qu

teen-Mother, but, a
al negociation.

matrim

year Bord

Toulon ; and

mpressic

poleon has det,

prevails in Paris ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Boners were sentenced to
and to be privately and sev

The court r

TUESDAY

lefended cans,

White

a shortly

NISI PR
-On the o

ire di sp,

,on for £261

pay as surety
in which a v

BARTON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

NOTIC

,AVELLERS AND VISIT
TO LIVERPOOL WILL FIND
COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATC.

IWHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK H

I The COFFEE-ROOMS and
will be found re
_ _

PPER DINING APAR'

1 Comfor

'ell-aired BEDS

y be dependec
kST. 2s. 6d.

S, &c. for HIRI

I C-1C

CLUB

TAURAN p

One Month,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

B ITR D E 7'T

cHuRCI-S

"rt UCKNALL and SON bei
announce that they 1

OPENED Ti

E EXTENSIVE PREMISES,
• BOLD-STREET,

Their Purchases having now been
Home and Paris Markets, they will I]
of submitting an entirely New and Sp

completed in the

ODDS, in •the follovrini Depar
1)1141 earnestly solicit inspecti
FAMILY LINEN DRAPERY of every descrioti

which they

comprising _-
IRISH LINENS, BarnsW and Scotch Sheeting's
Damask and Table Li , Diapers, Huckabacks, To
&c.
CALICOES, Lo loths, Plain and Fancy Muslins.
Lace and Musliaeartains, &c.
SILKS, Lyons and Spitalfields, in all the variet
Manufactured.
SHAWLS, Foreign and British, of every kind.
DRESSES, including all the productions for the ;
son. in Printed and Embroidered.
EVENING DRESSES, of the Netted descripti4
Plain Fabrics, Baregeg, &c. &c.
WORKED MUSLIN GOODS,
FOREIGN AND BRITISH LACE
FOREIGN AND BRITISH RIBBONS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY. AND HAD R RDASHERY
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
PARASOLS, and FANCY GOODS
MANTLE ROOMS.
MILLINERY ROOMS

LADIES' OUTFITTING ROOMS
INFANTS' and CHILDRENS' UNDER CL
and DRESSES of every kind.
WEDDING TROUSSEAUX, &c.
FAMILY MOURNING.
BucKNALL and SON, in soliciting a alo

Public Patri
bear upon t

beg to exp

sinfss a lung an,

rience, I

an extensive concern of the his..,
Established in another part of the
An acquaintance with every Manufactur
tance in the Home Markets, and constai..
visits several times in the year to the Paris a
Markets, secure to them those acivantaa
from so Intimate a knowledge of the
their P '

at reap,
ingdom

Having thus named the grounds or their claim, and
antidin. in the lihnral spirit of this krvativ incresisinir

ty, they trus
HI be carried out ir_
ling demands of the present d_,
rence to equity and faithfulness in their .
by energetically giving the most scrupul
to the requirements of their Customers—i
them an amount of successful patronage,
be their never-ceasing effort to deserve and eater

attention

112, BOLD-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE SAVINGS' I

THE CITY 01%
RUN NOW BETWEEN
SCOTLAND-ROAD rs, QUEEN'S DOCK,
MOUN T-PLEASAN r & GREAT HOWARD-STREET,
Every Half-hour.--=

NIBUSES

Parties using the CITY MINIBUSES, and wishing to save
themselves the ennova of carrying Coppers, can have neat
Metal Tickets, on 'cation at the Oilice, 29, DALE-STREET.
JAMES
City Omnibus Office, Livers)

GALLOWAY-: PROPRIWA'
01. 21st Jan.. 1R54

ONEY
LERY.

Ton PLATE, WATCHES, JEWEL-
CS, VELVETS, WOOLLENS, and every
heater and Leeds Goods.at-Hatf the Pete._

don of M

!pplytt 66, Seel-street, h!x.4

fefafrom Back Colq

iitt-street

I Priiite House
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

t a not' in

The w

circurost

mined by Se

d. Wo

written by Mrs. Harding to defendant were se
swear they were sealed, either with wax or wafers. _
not look over her mistress's shoulder whilst she was wri
ing the notes. Tie learned counsel, at considerab_
length, endeavoured to impugn the credibility of the wit
nose's testimony. No one had told witr

window in the breakfast-room looked to the norti_.
it herself. Defendant had never made witness any pm.
Bents. Mrs. Harding had not made her any presents.
Did not recollect that Mr. Harding had sat up with de-
fendant on several occasions after Mrs. Harding had gone
to bed. The letters which witness had taken out and
'on to defendant, by order of her mistres
ected to Mrs. Harding's brothers

a that the
Knew

One was directed

quarrels in plaintiff's family
Harding

leer t
The co

about t

were not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

tear Newmarket, with his

—citrord, the.._ ...red five year-old, that ran
..,. National Steeple-chase, at Liverpool, has been so
determined
1
price to Count de Coataudon. a French nobleman
,move Mr,. Ycning Den.l.arvi, who ~d, antler-Ont.. Tnetle I

inson, and the old man strenuous

effect, i

I, in August int

the deceit

d and he
.....A.4:—.

aftei r

buried

previous 1 14
Lii

tenant will

given tc

id the
vhich irr

the flour froti S

analyzed, and f

by-bi Ducker, his trainer, and Kitchener
ent and enzared himself to Mr. nnrrion

nd to I tLe I.

is little I c

that every race rar
won by Mr. John

on Tuesday last at

I His son rode four ont of the fiv
tart to th

ies, Witt

An action wa
.. Baron Bar
each of nrorr

tried nt

ke, on T

sday, I tr

• • •••••'• • ••••• aVVU P.VtAi CM ins innr*Utir,Slll,l., niARCH inactivity, vittti-ier
father's Frank.dency to decline, has marked the Corn and Flour trade her
Nathan, the winner of the Althorp Park Stakes, at North- duringthe past week " "-
sing, I ampton, was bred by Nat Flatman, after whom he is named. Wheat and Flour w
been I He IS by Paragone, out of a mare Nat used to ride as a hack

sion in price, but no business of imi

tance was done. Oats and Oatmeal dull, and barely m..,
late rates. A large arrival of Egyptian Beans redact
rd price of this article about 6d. per quarter.
WAKEFIELD, Mattel' 26.—We have good supplies of mos
articles. The demand for Wheat is extremely inactive. ant
on Nicholsen has left his training quarters for prices fully Is. per qr. lower. 13arleybeing more ylentiful tie
, where he will be finished in his nrenarnti.. Ain.. 1.

of. Wheat at I

)ats and Shelling rile,

, Who has I heavy qualities.
Is. per qr. cheaper.
ies(WISBECH, hlnactt 27.—There was a fair shot.
the trainer. this day's market, which sold at ls. below last week's rates;
and not one of them but many farmers refused to take the reduction, and did not I
_ ~nish. sell. Beans dull, and Oats before.
xnown turf defaulter. charged two NEWCASTLE-UPcw

ridN-TYNE. MARCH 27.—The weather
marKet, curing the early part of the week was very fine, and resembled
...Jo each last week, stated the month of May ; but since then it has set in quite of a
militia, in 1846-7, he paid the wintry character, with snow and hail. Seed time being now
.e 25,490. nearly finished, supplies of Wheat from the farmers to-day
debut as a supporter were larger than of late; still the demand ruled good. "
,t,,rted his bay filly whole was cleared off, but a reduction of Is. per qr.
"Ps; she was a fair arrival of Wheat from the coast, lot which ti
when proved exceedingly dull, at a decline of fully ls. per qr.
transactions in foreign were so unimportant that its value may
_..4.1..red nominally unaltered. The sale for maltinr
Est of the principal maltsters bein

'here is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

'ssrs. S. and J. C
Messrs. GASK RL

3nfectioners,
Ts. W. HERRING and Co, Wholesale
; Messrs. J. /WILLER and
Ir.THostAs H. SYRES, Grocer
street.

SCHOOL-LANE, LIVERPOOL

ED TEET

LND TOOTHACHE.
lER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. HI
IE.FS PRINCE ALBERT, HER ROYAL
NESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT.
LVI RimINI OEL\y‘t RfoD: S
FillingH IDTe Ec a ySe
aU CTeelC
however large the cavity. It is placed in t
state

in a s
and in a short

r to anyt/

EVER BECOMI

WHITE SUCCEDA V

s full dir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

gPtateo

BETWEEN LIVERI

1 is now

1111MUNICATION
POOL AND NEW YORK,

ray, the (

SARAH SAND

rHOMPSON, CI
1300 tons rerri

modations foi first

20 Guineas

per ton i
New York
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

pleided

On the

ty to the manslsughter of James Hincks
morning of the Ist of January the prisoners were c
ing some goods which they had seized, under aco
court execution, in a house in the neighbourhoo
Scotland-road, in a spring.cart, down Great Horn(
street. The horse went slowly, and the
whip unsparingly. While beating the

Dpplied the

mat they passed
-id they

eied them, and s
The deceased and

t to be beaten t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

ti on 'I

of the monarchical and democrat

ing that the latter was

hould not, however
sure.—Mr. NAPIEII

part in favour of the me

he motion

reform in the
essary to

company any enlarg
Alin elan rt

of the franchise

nsvard by Lord John Russell

ous of all misch
"—The CHANCE

)U propo

made to that hous

aUIIR, after r

in the question ma

ed in the

previous speakers had addressed themselv
to men

measure of the

prove that

rather to the

into a long series of figures
ground for the complaint t'
a larger share than the towns in the ;ef

I special case

Excm

s moti

entered

largely the advantage, he shelved, as

ries, that in all the boroughs in England
there was a population of 35,000 for every member of Par-
liament, and in the rest of England 36,000. With respect
to the ballot, the right hon. gentleman amused and in-

s from the GovPr-
nng, which

structed the house by reading an addr
nor of New York state, at its last asset
stated—" The alarming increase of briber
elections dercands your serious attention,
" individuals were not only beaten from tl
were knocked down, beaten, and stabbed w

ing about t

was done w

ordinary avocations in

here voting by ballot wa

and that

one case, he showed, amidst roars of
ballot box itself had been destroyed

i:actised ; and, in

aughter, that t

mittee having offered, by placard, " 100 dollars to ever
man who could secure 20 democratic votes for the Whi
Th- calculatic

portion o

DUI' population

Chii3, he showed to -be.erroneous
which they drew from them. TI

h possessed the Fran
s were the conclusion
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

efforts of the Brit

Birkenhead, of a

son.
, the wife

On the 23d ink

Bangor, of a soy

On the 23(1
Edward Broomhali

On the 23d
of a daughter

On the 26th inst

Mrs. S. D. -1/o7Wriing, of CI

rs. B. 3lawdsley, of Christ

et Sou t

Mrs. Thomas GI:

Nale-terTA,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

lhabitants of NV

lament against the

Yorkshire Railway C(

Manchester and gonthpo'rt fiailw

a new, company is to be

lipbuilders, of London and Bristol
ier Majesty, on the

ng of nun-

.
gow, has been forwarded for presentation to the,Barl 01
Shaftesbury, signed by 20,140 of the female inhabitants
of Glasgow.—Edinburgh Witness.
to steal Ss. in Preparations are being made to erect a " House of Stained
Mercy" in Blandford.square, London, destined to be a Boweds •
.s the fourth time refuge for female servants out of work, an institution New Orleans
rly entered during which it is the special desire of the Pope to see esta- Pernams, &c
sr] n*, remarkable, blished in London. Aracati, &c.
trance of the Advices have been received at Lloyd's that the Bahia, &c.
,nething under a dozen Abeona, Bartlet master, had been chartered at Vera Cruz Maranham
sluff was on duty in the offi e for the, ~__ " .... cargo of gold. ,P-- - --.l' Sa..---.

night, t

m, of the Salford police- foree,

a Island

and contrive
This make

he principal en

,nce of

I ampton,
ook'

id that at

now on her

La- Denier
hat Egypti,

)0,000 dollars of 'the dust

tiev Jagy putt% AIM Olt 0
and Copper Alines. 2290 American, 260 Per
tterson and F. W.

:SCR/PTION.I PRICES.' Week Previ

Nich this Yr.' Mcli

d.l
20i1 600,

591011
530' t 61C

54 64801 830*1 6400 227455i1i
8 137801 265020:
} 5801 2004 .... 103331
63

6i 641 290] 112901
64
62 7/1 } 1250! 100901 1/
5. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

lie, San Fran

topmas'

from Galatz tc

without u

Tor. Ad

ani.o3—Yeoman, Tray
Perreman,_

'awes, Chailestor.
tten, Theebnid, B

3119, Rio Jane

on, from Gs
Daws

Lock, Messina
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

sub ful transpa-
,t desired form. In

i PLASTER.—Thisi
est delight and sato-
s effect, to use the

ie unsightly and pain
NTS, which diSfigtln

been immediitet

a short time en=

Un except

art of the Unite
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

on a Mond
rs. Hardin

Harding and
11 the 'ay hornc

ay was not the day to go into
was not the man to break Lord

WILK`
Middl.

Drove

n to the
-ace of the

1-loug

mind' to.

lot, on th,

lin Tooke

They then par

city hits been

L then

3ury cc

witnes

Reid,

bout 11 o'clock
he mills, along

r6.aft4
A fte:

the follow-
,n to enter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

not say that

Harding
rrs. Brownbill was t
thport
On the ever,
nd Mrs. Hardiaz

aeon, at S

I at Zvi

Her husband was a

Irs. Harding at

bonnets on to

Nirs. Flardi

then in the dining-room.
came down stairs, witness

Mr. Middleto;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

!et to the adi

The Prern
PAYM EN

3E EFFEC
D. TO MI

anted by thi

15, manager.
to renewed or

FUND

REW-SQUARE

FETING
mi the 2d cur.

d, at Slat E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

zaire for this port Marc
aground on High Bank chart

led from St

ported agr
March 23
Head

nd has got off, and is at anchor

KILLIBEOS, March 22.
Liverpool, has run ashore at the moo,_
expected off next tide without much dam

be Hawk, Pemney
of till

SATURDAY, MARCH 27

.Wind N.N.E.. lizht

RitIVEL

(a,a.), Walker, f

Taylor, St. John, S.B.—St. Jacob, Alex.
SAlLED.—Bloomer, Symonds, for Sy&
Glen, Stabb, Ceara—Africa (s.), Harrison,
(s.), Graves, Constantinople—Osmanli (a
—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam.

erNPO
New t

Orontes (s.)
Sth March, an

ulkeley, ft

sunk almost
Crew(excepi

e) saved. Ti
'elve hours t

iltz, hence at Port-au-Prince
kins, hence at New York 121

ra• •••cakp,..•
Deogaurn, Evans, from Calcutta for this port, at Q
25th March.

eatterson, from Alexandria for Qr
.Ird March.
Sarah Moller, Jonkin, from 'Up.
rookhaven 23rd March.
Norge, Michelsen ; Emelina, Paplon ;

haven 23rd

Paulina, Bradhering, and Victoria, Palmyren, I
dria for Queenstown, at Crookhaven 24th March.
Napoleon, trove Marseilles for Queenstown, at
24th Nfarrh

Riddick

n, 25th March.
!hantal, Brisgoligi, frc

from Ode
Aukathur

[mos Ayres—Armata,NG
from Galatz—Oscar. Si

Commerce d'Amiens, Cousin, and Porcupine, late Tk
"t Falmouth, 24th March.
' - from Alexandria, for H

from Constantinor
Princess Royal,

xandria, at Fala

from Ma

Columbine

An
.sth Mar

or Hamburg, off

Candidate

London, off

WEXFORD, March 2;
>Ol, for Montreal. ran

ills With the t
KINGSTOWP

from Wicklow, for I

pool, has put in I
head.

SUNDAY, MARCH 28

ARRIVED
1!an0pe,..9

Irving, Trieste

Onward, Baker; Girgeni
wia, Licata.
Vaughan, for Acapulco-

SAILED.
Healey, B,

A. Souba
—W. Hitcheoc

W. D. Sewall, Jac
ria—Bloomer, Jer

York

lifax, N.S.—Tot

I, this morning, and went-I-y.1;1;e;

Alexandria at this port; sailed
from Gibraltar 21st March. On 22nd March,
E. gale, off Cape St. Mary, was in contact with
hence for Corfu, which is supposed to have
sdiatelv.."-` " not be seen at daylight.
at the time of the
'ander canvass

town, at Croi

Crookhaven

na, Prink, from Marseilles, all at Queen

Dm Batavia, for Rotterdam, off I

Smyrna
—lmod.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

son's room during his illne

...etty make out the Cross-examined 1))
oat it right to guard the jury against ding's illness was rhet.
in their verdict by any suspicious testi- symptoms of delirium tremens. Was not aware that
as most particularly anxious to caution the those symptoms arose from intemperance. Did not dis-
the supposition that on the present cover any symptoms of syphillis. Had been in the habit
different rules of reasoning were to be of visiting the family about once a week. Mrs. Harding
them than those which they would apply in never accused witness of misconduct in disclosing matters
They were bound to bring to their con- respecting plaintiff's family. The other medical gentle-
this case all the experience and knowledge of wen did not continue to visit young Harding after he had
4, they possessed : in doing so, it would be left in January, 1847. Was not aware that Mrs. Harding
the mass of evidence which had requested that witness's professional visits should be
.e them ; and they were not discontinued. Had heard plaintiff say that Mr. Hardin
apply a different rule " -*qtly complained of the conduct of his son. g
llaliorton, examined by the AreoaNE,-

t WILKINS.—Young liar.

tie fever

were also

1;efO
they

ra tha

freque
Mar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

ARRIVAL OF Till

The Royal Mail St
which sailed from Boston on the
the lath,reached the Mersey at
evening. She brought 21 pasit
in charge of Lieut. Douglas

The news by this arrival is of little importance
Anirs at Washington were very quiet. T

n was st

On looking over, the papers whic
we observe that a number of petit

additional aid

line of steamers

The New Y

incontrovertible importance to th
unequalled line of vessels appears to have all

ever sectional prejudices
bitants of our sister Stat

iy have existed, and O.
now look upon the st
titian wit

continuance of its comp
brethren as a measure of g

Dnal imp

From Bost,

we learn that the
.nce, at the Howard Athe
)n, and the nrcn

were sold at auct

to about .6300. The highest
boxes was Sl2. She made h

I paid for
W before
thero w

and ien ci

'as scar

Later news from California
the steamships Daniel Webster

'cached

amounts of gold du

ht by tb
lower

By these arrivals

learn that th
a vote of for

passedwrla

f such a

do not

['he question-of th

he admission

of the la

Ito the a

:omitig a sut

monwealti
divided.

It is Utt(
y, the

,r or later tl

.hern r

nil its

centre of Georg
of ono state.

lorthern

In this vie

w of g.

comes a matter
The New Yor

Islands ar

islands of K
The news

the depOt on t

itnthe(

v.) appret
uis N

at of 1

out undo

astead

ate must

ho eor.

zL an th

our transatlauti

ess the firs

urn, of Lola Monte!

the choice of

ompreher

an extraor-

Tnment

terests of
nit of it.

,ugh ou

ereatter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

death of the poet Moore.

rife's trustees are apply
sell the entailed estate of r

[or power k
AlhArt._

By sr

,rder of the House of
5,482 was paid for al

n the United Kingdom
med Johnson has been

for talking

(tern R.iilway

npany have
mpany for t

and mainte

eek in the m

ated architect

ya. UU. lA/
sines were subdued before much in. Rum :T1
10d, IN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

democratic institutions, our boastine is characterised
dash of aristocratic delicacy. Theirs is more vulgar,

is all ; but

nevertheless, as we are daily

msting,

,rogressinz to-

that our

n vulgarity

The matt

and of some few that
ing Pride is twin-bro-

erity from

nse, but a very large
le ; of a public
y laughs in his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

that Irish emigration is limited only by the means of the

people, and that the drain of pope

"alien will be a regular

one for years to come, until the bul

the Celtic race of

that country have been poured into the wilds and prairies

of Western America

RAILWAY AMALGAMA.TIO

Messrs. HOPE am
the London and North Western and the Norti
shire Railway Companies, have recommended an amalga-

hTEPEIENSON, the arV

a diversity of interests which seemed likely to be involved

in interminable confusion

iTOMS' REVENUE OF LIVERPOOL
FOR MICHAELMAS QUARTER.

--.0.--

The accounts of the Customs' Receipts of the Port of
Liverpool for the Quarter ending 10th October, as com-

pared with the corresponding quarter of last year, show
the following result :-
1851
1852

£1,012

42 Gs. Od

Decrease.

This is rather more than our r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

TnE QUEEN has been pleased to appoint

for some. time Lieutenant-G

Hamilton, Est
the Island of Grenada, to be Governor and
in-Chief in and over the Island of Newfound

n of S

1 of the Red. S

Edward TIR

day night at his

and its

s Troubrk

'ence, E

d was only son of the late Rear.Adrniral
Trouhridge. Bart., and brother-in-law of
al Sir Charles Bulkeley Egerton, G.C.M.G.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

received after Twelve o'clock on that day, nor will any proposal
be noticed unless made in the said Form, and delivered at the
Office of the Commissioners.
For further information and particu!ars apply to the Tow Iv
CLERK, Town Hall, Liverpool; or at the Office of Messrs.
GREGORY, FAULKNER, GREGORY, and SKIRROW, Solicitors,
Bedford-row, London
NOT/

The ADVOWSON of CHRIST CHURCH Liverpool,
reviously advertised for Sale by Tender, will not be Sold for

it

HOUSES, SHOPS, AND COTTAGES, BIRKENHEAD
To be LET, several splendid SHOPS, in Grang
lane, Chester-street, &c., Birkenhead, from to .1

pet:Anndm

r HOUSES

from .e 25 70 I:stiet.piairf.."--- -
Also, a few first-r OrTAGES
Free of all Taxes, e.

t very R

TO be

1-house

nd Eichar

well lighted at the
taining 200 squa ards.

Apply to Mr. R. Cnoss
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

ons of the Rhine, and that th

authorities of
rg, and Lautert

itals of

I in those hospitals and tem-

A VI -PR.Te A

Jumboldt, arrived at

oldt sa

bound to No❑
The screw steamer City of GI

from Liverpool,

ow arrived at

rho National Int

'igencer of t

24th ult

n 14 dnva.

3ntains

an account

tion of the new Peruvian

nesent relations of ti
rb that harmony whit

reply to the address of Senor Oman,
I trust there is nothing in th
two countries calculated to (
has bicntruo exlsueu Ut

such relations

e President s

,e mutu

in the

cannot doubt that any negotiation must resul
adoption of measures calculated to promote the harmony,

'se betwee

pub hes.
On the 21st ul

the Canadian 1

n the two

address to the Queen thanking her Majesty for the pro-
tection of their fisheries and praying that no treaty should

at of 1818

whole intercour

ut embracing the

be Canadian ministry

.nhabitant

4 the United States.
3ed a resolution pro-

,viso that can

>f appointed by the Crown, with the
nen either members of

anicipalities
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

•DISCHAIW

—(weekly_ Report,

NORTHERN HOSPITAL.
ADMITTED: Accidents, 30; Medical and Snigical Cases upot
recommendation, 10; Total, 40.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 17
relieved and at own request, 5 ; attending as out-patients, 11
irregular, 1; died, 3.—Remaining in the Hospital, 96
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—
port, 6th Oct.)—lx-PATIENTS : Discharged, cii
lieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 0 ; irreg
lar, 0 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 10; under treatment, 46.—0 U
PATIENTS :—Cured, 22; entered, 39; under treatment, 47.
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, Om 11.--New cases
,re

Wenly Re-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

brward, we had but a small markt

Pigs are sporting pric

Ltely for the London market

SHIP') T'

TUESDAY, OCT. 5.-

ARRIVED.• Loociianali, M
Watson, Quebec—•Cresent Ci

Triton, Glalif)eke, and Vi,
11, Antwerp—Jessie, St. Do

fed for Beef, 42s to 46s a 48s per cwt
5d to 6d per lb ; Veal, 6d to 7d per lb.

p immed

=- - ~"~

N. W., fresh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

former trial

infract

two questions for you to

or the Plaintiff, on both
go-called Tomes Patent

I as being made accord•

jai LAIG 41.4
as the advert

parties
LI use o

ple: Tr
I, (by a g

!gums
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

ts,

lONDAY MORNIN(

gentlemen

e triurr

utter discomfiture of op/

—is at hand. T

en opportunity wi

ch their enviou

Yet, m

'ers►ty ! noble for

a honour

And. One would naturally sur

spoke of the

became

lackada

and accuse each other of unfait

pline, of insubordination, of c

they withdraw the mortal cl

.enge, they s

Never

i, discontented, disunited rabble present them -
It is

selves and

the name of a

arliamentary ara

perfectly clear, and they dare not now d

lould they have the temerity to engage in act

at of—be cut up ir

detachment

—be converted into food for universal

In vain their generals ex

m, and threaten them wit

hole I

mary punishment

and try to infuse into them some-

thing of military ardour,—a dash of enthusiasm, rea

The fellov

s are disspirited, downhearted, pani

sed with the certainty of defeat, d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

section of the directors and

shareholders of the Shrewsbury and

nester Railway

Company, and a few shareholders in the Birkenhead,
Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway, who

imagine that they see in such an alliance the means
of lifting the port and town of Birkenhead from the

slough of despond

embarrassment in which it has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

INSOLVENT DEBTOR to be heard before the
Judge of the County Court of Staffordshire, at the Shire-
hall, Stafford, in the said County, on the Twenty-fifth day of
October, 1852, at the hourof Twelve o'clock at noon precisely.
JOHN LEA, heretofore of Hill-top, near Wednesburv, in the
County of Stafford, carrying on in Partnership- will Henry
Edwards the business of Railway Contractors, -under the style
or firm of Lea and Edwards, afterwards of loknield-street, Bir-
mingham, in the County of Warwick, contractor for excava-
tions and drawing of bricks, so far as yelpirds the excavations
being in part rship with George `ranter, at the same time
continuing his siness and resid ce first before mentioned,
at Hill-top aforesa afterward of Limekiln-lane, Liverpool,
in the County or La ster, holesale and retail coaldealer
and carter on his own s account, and carrying on at the
same time in the name of s Dutton, but, nevertheless,
for his own sole benefit advan the business of a licensed
retailer of beer, after cls of Kirkdale- d, Liverpool, afore-
said, carter, after c s of Hill-top aforesaid, carrying on the
business of a rail contractor, nominally under the style or
firm of Lea and .awards, but virtually for his own sole benefit
and advantag and for a portion of the period of his said last
residence carrying on in his own name and account the busi-
ness of a grocer and provision dealer, and lately of Gailey, in
the Parish.of Penkridge, in the County of Stafford, contractor
in the making of a reservoir. _

HUGH BARBER, Stafford,
Attorney for the above Insolvent

. lei
MONEY LENT on PLATE, WATCHMIEWEL-
LERY, SILKS, VELVETS, WOOLLEI4,IS, and every
description of Manchester and Leeds G.oeds, at Half the Pawr.
brokers' Rate of Interest. _....--
Apply at 66, Seel-street, two*6rEfrom Back Colquitt-street.
Private House.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

een found

the night by a police-constable, who, hearing the groans
proceeding from the spot, procured assistance, and got the
'corpse out by means ,of the drags. It is reported that this
lamentable case had occurred from some disappointment
in a love affair, end differences with her family on that
account.

.FALLING OF A. CEIORCEI.—Much excitement vas occa-
sioned in the town of Brecon on Friday week, by an

parish c

St. ,David had

that some

ten in, and li

lons NO

ft one stone standing. =lt appears
were in the neighbourhood of the
and whilst

church fancied they saw the walls
their attention was attracted by this curious appearance
the whole of the built;Png fell in with n,fearful crash.
Fortunately no one was in the church at the time, or close

enough to sustain and
which possessed some
been suffered to deca
dime for it. The Bisl

y injury. It seems that the church,
claims to architectural beauty, had
y, and that little or nothing has been
hop and the Dean and Chapter of St.

the living

week u
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1852.

Ff..tatrc

NOTIC

CHIEF-CABIN I

CABIN PASSA
)-CABIN PASS

FOUR POI

Ztnitcb tatts.

To BOSTON and HALIFAX.

A!,SAGE-..
RATE OF FREI

V YOI

1 Parcels Five Shilling

ent Consignees,eolleeted and n

ressed to one party for delivery in
se of,(vadine: payment of Freight,

ii(6-rnericaliy ibe Customs, b

s not aDrgy
nbo

- „
to Parcels containing Patterns of

► are carried free

ISII AN NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,

Y THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN
ERPOOL and NEW YORK, direct,

AND BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and ROSTON,
The BOSTON Ships only calling at HALIFAX

Edvv. &. Lott

Erelanb.

Mahon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

ANNA I
GENERA

EAGLE.",
ZETLAND

These
dally fit

va.A

for her 1
througho

expected to

A 1 at Llo
pered and
voyage -
vice, p
nava

of the most st
ments under tl

Owners,

the Tra

LISHED IN ISIS

;,BOURNE

S TO A

To Sail

'‘ey. carry Sur
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AUSTRALIAN PACKETS

3LISHED A QUARTER OF A CENTUI
PORT PHILIP and SYDNEY
IN SEVENTY-FIVE DAYS,

To sail from Liz
The beautiful fi

oot on the

class Braid
LO NZ;

r accommodation for passenger
vessel that has yet proceeded t

s yet perfor

with all despatch

icent first-class Frigate-built Ship AFRICA,
HENRY O'NEILL, Commander ;
500 tons burthen ; c

1450 tons n
r-fastened.

Ler first

isel in The merchant ser-
lator a splendid piece of

escription, with all the modern improve-
Act.—To secure passages early application
) Mr. P. MAGEE, or Mr. JAMES LEVINGSTON,
HENRY FOX, 2, King-street, Liverpool.

CUE THISTLE LINE OF PACKETS FOR AUSTRALIA
FROM LIVERPOOL.
To sail about the 31st instant.
For MELBOURNE and PORT PHILIP,
The very superior A I at Lloyd's new first-class
►wilt Ship JOHN KNOX,
RICHARD DAVIDSON, Commander;
1)04 tons resister 2000 tons burthen.

frigate-1

This splendid ship sails fast; is cOppered and copper-fasten.
ed ; the between decks are very lofty, nine feet high, and the
accommodation not to be surpassed. Alj-the'—lierths are in
enclosed rooms, and each family can hate a separate room, if
agreed for. Her Commander is 'gentleman who has had
great experience in the trade • nd she will carry an experi-
enced Surgeon, and be vented in the most improved man-
lier, as well as being st eyed under the inspect►on of Her
Majesty's Emigration gent. This ship carries a powerful Fire
Engine, with the nfiessary hose.—For passage apply to the
Owner, DUNCAN GIBB, 31, Strand-street, Liverpool.

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The above are A 1 fast-saili
nearly all new, constructed v
and durability, commanded 1

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TAIL"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

'GARMENT

Superfine Cloth Albert Coats 325. to 50s.
Superfine Cloth Dress Coats 3Bs. to 545.
Superfine Black Cloth Trousers 225. to 288.
Superfine Black Cloth Vests.... 9s 6d. to 14s.
GENTLEMEN'S RI m NoTnousEßs.lBs. to 265.
The Dual Coat 265. to 608.1 Two
The Dual Trousers 235. to 28s. Garmertts
The Dual Waistcoat los. 6d. in one.

These Garments are the greatest novelty in the tai-
loring department, and are well adapted for travelling.
Gentlemen going abroad will find a great saving at
this Establishment, as ALL OUTFITTING ORDERS
are supplied at the Wholesale Prices, thereby giving the
Customer the REAL SUBSTANTIAL ADVANTAGE.

The NEWEST STYLES of OVERCOATS and PALE-
TOTS, at 255., 305., 355., 425., to 70s.
NAVAL UNIFORMS, to the latest Regulations.
A SCIENTIFIC, CORttECT FIT WARRANTED.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS.
DANIEL MYERS
72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12

London in t
NorthumberlanG,

early part of tl
Lord Lnnsdal

Lord John Banners, the Chancel
and Mr. Henley, have already arriv
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.

Wilson Patten,
M.P., is to be proposed by the government as chairman of
Committees of Ways and Means.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR WaS thrown off his horse on
Wednesday last, and slightly bruised.

GEOkGE FREDERTCK YOUNG'S health
nefited by his sojourn on the Continc
1 that be will shortly return to Both

greatly t

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTO
Petersburgh of the 2d Octobei

that t

to Duke of Wellington

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Xiberpol *tailVarV.

I become dish

d with the bad example set by her

mother, and become a sober matron

Prussia is

state of un

ness respecting the new

Ilverein congress is to be

SDA Y

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12, 18

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THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1852.

ng progres
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vixen you shalt be certain of
)ecome bettt

GER

tance of the imp

1 crown of

negociations for working the line to secure that amount i by the immediart
until an act of Parliament could be secured to confirm great Napoleon ; may y,
the arrangement. After a few words deprecating litiga- France as abroad. Give us this
tion, he proposed that the Birkenhead and Cheshire be ^:velv tl
leased to the London and North-western at 4 per cent..
giving the option to the former of purchasing the line at

'our firm and wise willbe done in

y our daily bread by

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to perm'

Pardon us ou'
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TILE

COr TSSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD-LIEUTENANT OF
sten 7..—John Fletcher, Esq., to he Deputy-
`en, .-2d Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's
Til ,ia : James Wardlaw, Esq., late Captain 2451..
t of Bengal Native Infantry, to be V('
gerald, Esq., to be Capt-'
Toseph Peel, gent..
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LANCASIIIRI
Lieutennnt
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