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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

TO BRRWA
By Mr

On MONDAY next, tt

Even
Black lit

duced,
ble
AA 1. LL that

offices, Stables, Shippons, a.
es, known as "The fateacre Brewery," to
' --I convenient DWELLING-HO 81
attached, well adapted for the ide
ng Partner, situate on the south si of the
'rom the village of Gateacre to village

stantial

Company

this Brewery was e ed by
• improved pri ' e, regardless
mtatives, npwards of twenty
bP-' It is in thor

late Pr

extensive
lily cond

Ess therein
and situate within

arty desTrOuis of
is already alp&

luare yal'•ds of L

1 or there

bithe Purcha
Sion. The Pt

er arrangements may. be ir
chaser will be required ti

Vessels, Engine, Machinery, &c., at a valua
the usual way. An Inventory and Appraise]
I --3 —• tlke. Qnl.

Brewery, with_the Card

cre to the village of Mach Vi

Smith, as tenants thereof
This Lot contains in frc

breadth at the back 33 feet 5 inches, and r
east side 127 feet 3 inehes, and on the
inches, or thereabouts.

All that the aaid well-accustom
ailed "The Black Bull," with t
.. .

u aforesaid, and'at the corner of th
...in the village o/ Childwall to the village
he LAND or GREEN in front thereof, con
icial square yards, or thereabouts, and the G
n the rear thereof, containing, including th
ngs, 1331 supers -a1 4. or there

woof

ficial square yarub,
the occupation of Mr. James Ratcliffe, as te,
This Lot is well worthy ti
cans, and from its ►ocality
business.
The Tenure of the whole is Freehol

ill always

The respective Lots can be viewed on 1
several Tenants; and further particulars r
GEORGE FLEETWOOD, Tarbock Brewery i 1

lion Mills; or at the Off

Prescot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

Serieant

being upwards of

States and Liverpool

201 voyage

I• rITZPATRICK Las been unanimously elected sur
to the West Derby DispenstitY

,nection witi

RMAN INSTITIITE.--On Thursday ever
on with the Tuekerr

I the Stan

nstitution nol
L.—The Musi

berg 14.000 vols

is-hall, in 136

A. series

body, are abo

he first comme

.es, under ci

'test m

(trance

tiered of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

eys of Liverpool a
:ed to the Vice CI

.nd Man

hancellor

COURT LEET

Gregso

n's Well Tavern on
Tattersall, of Gloucester

.eman of the jury, in the place of the
11, Esq., who had held that office for

tOBBERY

fay night, as

Swan, he was

abused,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

tance of which we can fully att-ei
by. the clerk of the peace in t

their unanimous d

,pprolbat

many shopkeepers in-fhe borough,
outside the doors and windows of their res

thus 'afford

felonies. At the present sessions. several bills have been
found against parties for stealing property so improperly
exposed, and the jury beg to submit these observations,
in the hope that their public expression may lead to the
correction of so great an evil."—Manchester Guardian.

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, HILL-STREET.—TOXTETH
PARK.—On Tuesday evening the anniversary tea party of
the friends and congregation of this church took place in
the school-rooms beneath the edifice. There were up-
wards of 400 persons present. The rooms were prettily
decorated for the occasion. After several addresses,
sale took place of the articles left from the bazaar. The
evening's entertainments were enlivened by the efforts of
Mr. Benson (who presided at the piano-forte), and Messrs.
Henderson, M`Kee, and Williams, who - a selection
of glees, &c. Mr. Councillor Royden
architect, and the Rev. Mr. Brewster

ang
Mr. Hay, (1
ntrh raw. fi

I handsome sum of £3O toward defraying
I the stained glass window to the church.

the expenses of

On Thursday, William Thompson,
genteel exterior, was charged as being
ang who knocked down Mr. George Robinson,
and robbed him of a watch and purse. Mr. Robinson
stated that, on Wednesday evening, about eleven o'clock.

STREET ROBBER

a man of rather

I one of

he was going up Pembroke-place, when three roe
behind him. One of the gang put his hands rou,
neek, and produced temporary strangulation. He
then knocked down, and his watch and purse taker
him. The purse contained a trifling sum in silver, and
several shirt studs. He spoke distinctly to the prisoner.
After the robbery, two of the gang rang off ; the prisoner
followed, but at a slower pace, and, a police-officer coming
up at the time, took the prisoner into custody. None of
the property vv.* L.-

The prisoner denied the
offence, and in answer to_ inquiries from the magistrate
said

get a situatior
The magistrate said that he to
further inquiry. _

a in Liverpool t

here tc

CHRISTMAS I

mend the prisoner

I_ ~ , _____. ....._.
of beef will be roasted on Friday next, the 9th instant, at
the Merchants' Dining-rooms, Lancaster-buildings, Ex.
change-street East. Will be ready from one to five o'clock
N.B. Wines of the finest quality, at most moderate prices
MORRIBN tin fl Furry-, Proprietors,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

THE LIVERPOOL

and brot

lAtv of t

n affairs,

upporte

gain conveniently sunPlie

First Lord

sin the Earl at Carlin

s and cross

a close

f Cavendish,

we have mentioned, and those
and Ponsonhy, unite the nine cabinet mini
e pointed out in the closest bonds of famil

hinet of Lord Soli

lin Russell
lint in our

inz the S
men. The

f :zeareety

ahinPt of the S

rights of
ape and

,n to i

MMERC

anions d

have un

t week

stains the

t their

by mar

lAL R

ETROSPECT Of

.partmer

is of Trade, Comm

change for the bet

On th,

her fa.

ither part

ti the pr
is ch

though

resr

well calculat

.cniator to

ay premise that

pects of

hat, at the exist

.
dended vier
s and yarn t

ioes not ex(
that the fore
(I even thong
on of

STANDARD,

Sown, in s

ars. Wr

anticipation
e find M
on thus

n markets are

e peace of

tors Wi

rce moment, and re
let for production
of raw material ha

is maintained
uncertainly—v

s of late enco
nind that impor's ol all des

ye rise to apprel
oil which at all ti

xpressin

r facts, to
T be reali

Annual

Ira.
lording t
toady eta

stocks of hous,
e subjoined extr

fore the

I 1 heavy losses n

sanguit

The position

:ipal cause for ala
and also that t'

s of mon,
to a no

!a published iia tt

fell short t

rhe demar
racter, fr

and they are
Tiod last year

wool tr

re prospects

rm is a short

have left a fair

.om their cir,
ghout the y

ii-out the yc

have effere

)ugll keneially r

lily promising

with th

Iritish as W

II as of to
ri the pr

prices for landed and slave property in
ppear to them an undue depreciation. To
of little avail. The crop may be ;so

acrea tied

ical or social—the com

I is, that appearances for the coming year are flattering
ect of the general prosperity of the cotton trade, and
is remark it must be left to the future to verify or re-

ht, Gandy. and
)wever. take a
ittinc the stock
hat the available crop of
les, it must he ack now-
overstocked with goods,

in the same scale as tb
d. I

i)tions of

1 to weaken that

the dark side of the

,awe time. we

published, has
sat year. Hughes

'etty nearly on

r both from our colo-
wools will fall short

wail, prices may be
caution necessary.

lly to the extent

fit to the im

hoice. The exports
colonial WIMk have

r, the former to the
latter nearly 10 per

id in importaice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

lishVVlleats at the same time IT

ing previous rates

and the trade do

rather active au
ench and Irish I

•emaining unvaned. Beans
prrn. tact ranted. Oats ant

Our market offers no attraction in

in granary being r

no buyers for sh

pment to Ireland:
We annex Tuesday'

little inquiry

s. d.l W

Wheat, ig

wbite,old 5 8

r. new 5 9.. 6 0
old .. 4 9.. 5 3 D
new.. 4 9.. 5 3 Fi
5 3.. 5 6 0
5 3.. 5 6 D
31 0 R

Do. do. n,

Barley,*qr,

In
Malt, 7p, qr. Eng.
Do. Irish....

3 4.. 3 8 El
0 0..54 0 Barl
0 0..45 0 Oat
Bea

Oats,', 45th
Eng.& car
Do

a& 01 F

Flour, .7j# -2801

SecOnd
Fine...

0.. 0 f
0.. 0 C

Oatmeal, * 240

Irish, new 21
MANCHESTER, J

it of business du
in the price of

continued t

tion. Prices in Frar
advance, that more

and that of tt

;hel, and flour of
Tel higher than on

Minn in Erig
)N. JAN

a short suor
r. whi

t our extr
)er windle-

Tgone no alte
brisk sale, al

;ration. Bea
,nd Oatmeal

,To change in
FIELD, JAI

s ;scarce, and eagc
which enables m

ts. per k

altiratio

ECH, JA

of Wheat shipped fro
r Antwerp. This mo
handled much better i

i of Whieat

full ls. tc
for best I
Oats ratl
NE WC

der dearer.
3ASTLE-UPON-TYNE,
iupply of Wheat from ttt
the unusual mildness u
, a large proportion was

ist be quo.ted Is. per qr.
ith a good clearance effo
hand ; and foreign Whe
English ; but as the pri

:ome to
nent to

)f south country Malting
r,ey. Foreign, of which tl
.glected. In Malt little d,

Pease a

Ldvance
2.-Th

Corn

without

alteration in price.
beat..lBB 6d to ns 6d I I

White W

foieign

ST, JAN

elO per ton for American and Da
Odessa, and 17s. 6d: to £7

mine uncertain. Bane

.t a decline of Id
6d., p

Lt a decline of

£6 12s. 6d. per:tor
CORK, JAN. 3.-
.

rates
Wheats, in t

and a better

loyant at t

1 States

a: Polish

n,&c.h.

8, 45tb
ins, vqr. E
480th Egyiy

0..31 c, Canadian,
0..35 0 U. States,
Do & Can.
3, frnelt, vat

Without more

aring the past week, tt
wheat and flour evinc
has been more decided

to-day is well att
.cks business, we

approved quality
this day week. 05
ian beans full 6d. r

Peas hardly in-qu.

—At our corn market
ply of English Wheat,

.say, white

grower

lirer that
.d. From

K Bark

kinds of
of Tuesd

,er 480tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

his mire breaking away from him. )
reaching the post, Oliver, on Peter

joined The Cripple, and-t
water jump. Peter Simpl
inF the fence on the takir
Oliver was thrown upon I

seat in tl
Added to this blunder, the wei
2st tolb aw
latter hors

ho thus

Sheriff was
7th ultimo.

p on the 2'
The Derbl

A very fir
Mr. Payne,

ber ever

3 out of

the chief town.

the 120 in th,
.nd 30 out of tU

'ulation will ta
; of the kinir

localities in which

most important amc

ie two cam
who caugi
g off aide.

gut begar.
----and he

loiced Jo

le Thinctis
he 123 in tl

he Oaks

attention to spc

g matters are a

iie place, v
;dom, as v
five event!

•operty of
a blood

red in the ensuing Er
lead, scratched, or out of trai

t for tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

The par

Miss Stedman, 32, Hotham-street; and on being qu—es.
tioned, the prisoner confessed that he had spent in her
Mr. Owen.

company the whole c
solicitor, who defended, contended that, although theit'
had been an irregularity, no felony had been contemplated,
as the young man intended to pay for the dress. The
prisoner was committed for trial,—an entreaty on the

Christmas e

)f
,Mr, Jeffery, that the case might be summarily
• • . •

Bing resisted on tbg pggi pf the prisoni
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

POLICE

Ice-forc

a Stanley Dock

atenced to pay i fine of 1:5, .or

,nt, and to be dismissed theiore
—On Christmas

the German Church, Sir The
Rev. D. L. Hired
K, at which 15(

and the

iervices
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

Just Imported, direct II

NOVELLO'S

D'ALBI

1J LLII

PIANO-rFOgeig
sty at M

New Edition of ‘, MARY MAY." post free, for Twenty-foul
Postage Stamps. Also, GOD SAVE THE QUEEN !" witt
the authorised additions' Verse, price Is.
57, CHURCH-STREET.

FURNISHING IRONMONGERI

BENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully calls attention to
his Stock of FURNISHING_ IRONMONGERY, which,

for extent, quality,
equalled
would,
the B
the 'following

and lowness of price

cannot be

son, especially invite inspection of

TABLE CUTLERY

Warranted Balance Ivory-handle Table Kni 4s. per dos
Ditto• full 4-inch-handle .. 'Ms. per doz
Fancy-handle and Silver-mounted to, 255. to 426. per doa
ELECTRO SILVE TED WARES.

Fruit Knives and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

M`Gibbor
Mr. E

•t, sued

overcharge. Th
boot!, price to b

bed for the

o stronger

Objected to these

,nt: The plaintif
rged the defendant

he over-

(topped 8

ur : It is unfortu-
and I am afraid I

Honour

ild consent.—The

ressing defendant,
attend ; it is a bard-
s done to you ; and

therhood . into man

"Lands inters
says Cowper.

though it

somewhat more than.

;ould come out of N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

leave the vessel, in conse
carried down to Holyhead

,)ac e•
Irour nr

iers were enti

riverpoo

ry rate

ated that when they

Lges ; al

ave it t

dints, men
he. men the

realm, the ins

quired a body of jo

1 the steamer left her

leaving the vessel was purel
hat asthe ownersthemselves wi

dispute

'ere the

carter da

id. his clients, wit
—'l to allow

carter of a d

3 be du

:mut to sh

board a homeward
on the Friday, at

ys " River
ne day and

makinz a

a question in th

he river movie

ase was

the river

lance o

that Mr
)unt of fir(

,re any dispute they

an emigrant one

arrence, there ought to be a
thorn 1271,1 tila tonrirmAn T

.t to the first q'

nore that

sometime

e usage of

uld allow her to

to be put on

The circumstance

and the river
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

T LIES DA Y, JANUARY

tion seemed to have arisen, for such explanations as

I restore mutual good-will between two highly res

ctable

atelligent, and responsible bodies of me

and our o

happy"

;ay, appears

now to be in a fair

train for accomplishment, as the question has been ear-
nestly taken up on both sides, with a view to extend the
uiefulness and secure the effective working as well of the
merchant service of the port as well as the pilotage for the

time to come.
The Pilots' Committee have taken the necessary steps
to investigate the complaints against themselves, by sum-
moning the captains to attend a meeting, held yesterday,
at the Committee-room, Old Churchyard ;
this, the captains convened a meeting of their own

and pending

~ on board the I

ac Wright,

which took place on Fri.

day last, for the purposes of preparing a memorial to the
Pilots' Commit,ee, and further substantiating the evidence

ings are subjoined, from which it will be seen t

barges were not intended to bear upon the efficiency or

exertions of the pilots ; but simply upon tl

system

" the turns" of the pilot-boats in

boarding vessels requiting assistant,

to enter the port

le complaints were not without foundation on the part

f the captains ;

but at the same time, the testimony pro.

he pilots tc

revent

inconvenience to the vessels needi

pletely exonerates them from any impu

inattention
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

consequence of losses in business. On Tuesday morning
be left the house for a short time, and on his return went

to bed, requesting that he might :lc
Watson went up to the bed-room

form him thit she was going

him to take some not
and when she returnee

four o'clock, with his
him in a state of stupor
for ; he found on a is

disturb

I one o'clock, to

out, and to recommend
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

-!ltartuto

RODUCE MARKET,

been partially closed durin
e of the holidays, the sale

to 150 hhds. -8. P., 2,50(
aid at 28s. 6d. to 308. 6
_ .

bond.-1

Native Ceylo
:s Malabar a

t.—Rer

which the

is Madras, at moderat
to Rico have bees

Moluse

r, at 13s. 6d.. 120 Antigua (an
:1 100 Cuba, of which the price

1 aredae limitedsmal con
lea t,

st 40s , 70 hags
Ds., and 70 bags

sold, chiefly ii,
t 255. per cwt.

to Ils.,
m: The

: A neurr
isposition to buy, but
ions, owing to the interven-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

;Elwin Rpratrs,

The Rate or Chief Cabin I
Thirty Pounds, reserving fire

for Passili

)r which-an
N(YrICE TC

ie RATE of FREIGH7'by tJ
FOUR POUNDS per. TON a
CARGO for the ARCTIC w
the west aide of waterloo Doc
after Half-past One o'clock

) STATES MAIL
LIVERPOOL
rbeste
ANTIC

BALTIC .
ADRIATIC

wage by these steamers is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

f Britist

rpOol ma
ler

N SHAW-STR

sail, form

ht, he heard a
round, and obs,

who ac

person

Halsall had

pulled him Upon his

ng two other men to corn

lon round the neck, that

On rec

and that they had 'at

answers
hrnn,,bt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

ial Reform Assoc

3rd January, 185

MURDER AT BELPER, DERBYSHIRI

just been perpetrated at Belper
miles from the town of Derby, and near the
ton manufactories of Messrs. Strntt. The

times h

appeared in evidence at the inquest on Mc
and Wednesday last, are briefly as follows
Aoth

Turner, residing
bad been for some years

rent for a w
relative

wed to

Alect any more rents, and that
elf discharged from his situation

sider hire

provisio

Husland

rs. Barne
This wa
gyred that 1

shop to
see Mrs
Mrs. Bs:

:tensive cot

nday. T

uesda

p, kept

ceased's residence

The servan

bout eight

A. man named
-end, about half a mile
_ in the habit of col-
dy named Barnes, who lived
med Bannister, a clergyman of the
land, at Field-house, Belper. Turner hay,
a defaulter to a considerable amount, Mrs
s sent him

3ote to say that he would not be al-
as to con-

)n Saturday

and borrowed a large carving-knife, used for
After they Rave it to him he said he was

for not letting him col.

ght o'clock in-the even-
irect from Mr. Husland's

d asked to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

TIDE TABLE

MORN. IEV ENG.

Jan.l h. m. I h. n
Tuesday.... 6 10 44 I 11
Wednesday. 7 11 24
Thursday .. 8
Friday ..... 9 0
Saturday ..10, 1

Sunday
Monday

it \ 1 54
12 242
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

IVERPOOL AGRICI

Hay, old, w st
New

Ditto, Green
Vetches

Straw, Wheat 0
Oat 0

Agriculture

few days, in conseqi
have manifested. T
Friday week. The f

leans; which !tffect!

X 50,000, may have had
market has betrayed a

lICSB in Liverpool,
that belongs to th

me degr

the great bulk of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

axe a complaint a
tip them up a little ; and that, 1

VANS t

hew them th

tem under which

pilot sere

it did not require some a'
ENKINS :—That

isenssion
Mr

EVANS.—I have

years ago, there were eleven
and though in the course

has only been incre

expected that the same
present to do the work pror
the time alluded tJ. I

rif two boats wen

ame fir
Tb

CRAIRM

a increased in the

a matter which

heard that, twelve
boats used for thepilot servi,

;ervenink

he numbar of

ed by one,
stablisbmE

Tt was

wouLl suffice at
, that taialic have served at

would b,

mpete at the

Mr. ErAws was in error

tuber of ships
•tion mentions

tonnage
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

put an end to no

cued comfortably for more than slat

be impos

libie to know whc

every precaution for insuring this

laying uc
rood bye

Dpinion that when one hat

'ears one ough

am stone in the world. ]

I there

e taker
ist wieL

reat that

out that I was startini
iv is all realised, anc

uced will have yesterday
►ther of a family, whom

D further busiu

Signed)—Ac
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

Without speaking

into the yard

he stripped himself of all his apparel
in and trousers, which he threw into ar
I. He then rushed out of the house, anc
direction of Claughton Park, after which hi

was seen to enter a plantation at Bidston. Several
parties were deputed to discover his whereabouts, but
although he had been seen rambling about Bidston-hill in
his wild and naked stet

Lone of them succeeded i

securing turn. On' Friday morning, after being v
with hunger and fatigue, he entered a small cottal
foot of Bidston, kept by a person named Davies,

quested to be
pitying the forlori
pared him

IpOied-witfi some milk

oncht
ne bread an

f the w

dity, after which he again made his way
tion. On the following morning Davie

on the top of Bidston,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

RUMOURED FIRE AT WASHINGTON

BURNING OF THE SENATE.

(OUSE, LIBRA

AND STATI

By the Niagara, which reached this port on Sunday night,
verbal intelligence was brought from Boston of a great fire
which had just occurred at Washington, which had destroyed
the Senate-house, the Library belonging to the Senate, and the
records and State papers of the United States. This informa-
tion has been given to us by a gentleman who states that it
was brought on board the Niagara, about hnlf an hour before
that vessel left Boston, by a gentleman named Perrot, on a hose
racity he could implicitly rely, and who asserted that it bad
.
waft

t direct from the tel€

ph office by bir

THE REVENUE.

The quarterly returns of the revenue Were to be made np to
last night, the sth instant. Although there is still a week's
receipts to be taken into account, the general results are suffi-
ciently known to warrant a close calculation of the amount to

Off of something

£700,000 in the r

(Iby' a' little that amount.
)mpansons of the year and of the quarter
each other in amount than they generally
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

vice and 'sermon in a
so utterly inadequate

attendan

wives who have the little Sunday dinner to at
the morning, and who are now shut out from I
• The Litany,' and ' The Communion Office'.
njoy in of

privileges gr
liturgy mud

which they have

4-: The facilita

noon a

It is to be feared that t

sadly scanty atten
n is to be traced,

les at the hol

ommunic

D the circumstance that the communion
in the afternoon. Such is the opinion

ice of servants

;sible, within

ing classes—

d to latsr in

e Te Deum,'
will find their
incomparable

end of the

lever admi-

I many expe

' it until
rd to by

en of all par-
.ve that these
•estless love ol

re to render the
d's good provi-
ossible to the

my dear people
.epared at once
of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

pool. The only -points which tend to give
an apocryphal character arc, first, that it comes to us on

the anecdote

the exeli

second, that he admits it was after dinner ! Some of our
readers, for reasons best known to themselves, will he
uncharitable enough to suspect that the two speakers

in the habit of

gentle ones sofa

me therefor(

expres

sorrow that, as well as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

x CAR7'OI
,R 7;!

ieasonvi'°CAßT

the Exec

'rrhree Horses,
;r Cart and Va.

LUCAS'S, LIVE
E FOR VALUAI

RS. LUCAS and CO

en and Gentlemen havi
4 that their n -xt SELECT i

DAY, the 15th instant

Horses to be eiretr on or before
the Repository. iyeroool. on or I

FURNITURE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

uu me previow
of rec-ei-ving from a littl
the lad, and n(

E AGAINST

Dt givin

Mr. Mansfield. Two othe
idence to that of the lad at the pre-
Bryan was fully committed to take

IiMALT

in the

in Stanley Dad

Trial, n

mg in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

rs the protection
Tful invet

ition of

n ordered by the owners of the
d Livorno, Mediterranean steamers

The fifl

ty-ninth anniversar

Charity tOok lace on the Town-hall Town-hall. The a pttendance was
e. and the guests were highly gratified
.

ontribute to their enjoy.
The music

lady patrones

luadrilla band of Mr

a were furr

s•=rhe tam
on the let of June 1
oni that port

Condon, Capt. (

at, for San Fra

r Arctic, report h
swage of -
150 days, including Sie dense fog, ten days' detention a

r, &c., and five days' rendering
,n ship George Thatcher, in a

board to assist it;

On Wednesday afternoc

;-.FLea to get alongside an emigrant
Lake off the captain and several other
to go ashore, when, from some cause
le°unt fn" 'he steamer was thrown

the barque andthe tide running stro.
mcussion was so violent that the Fanny's
t through to the deck. The damage
was Very small, and, fortunately, none
were injured. The figure.head of the
considerably damaged, and the chain

~aa btoken~
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

dimeardet

many of the most important newspapt
provinces, some in the metropo'
_
are I) raeticalll

le appe

sa be SO,
confidence, to honourable men for their verdict resp.._
his assailant and himself. The reply of Lord Tenterden
is not without point. in the Case of this hardened offender,
—Had be been originally placed in the position of a barber
a barber be would h L'aen to the end of the chapter.
-iQms ar ,iotice, but we mal
,hole production

The wittic

.e almost beneath 1
he anntom-v of the

paper sho

)orary ci

TO are facts to be

upon his

dealt with
donkey c*
m,

a the ful

mention

the third cl

,s' ; pc
fit. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

Ow.,

inguranrt potttlo.

NERAL

METROPOLITAN COUNTIES AND GI
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
)7, REGENT-NTREET. WATERLOO-PLACE, LONDON.
INCORPORATED PURSUAN I* TO ACT OF PAR•

Ritbard Spa
SPencer H.

lobo li.6;ifit;
err Hood.
t. Hon. G.

TRUST

.k.ni-i;;;;,:i

Esq., M.P. Edw. Vansittart Neale
le, Esq. M.P. Henry Peter Fuller, Ei

botham

URECT

Thomas Littledale, Esq.
E. Lomax, Esq.
S. MillPr, Faq.
Edw. Vansittart Neale, Esq.
Sir Thomas N. Reeve
N. W. Studley, Esq.

CONSULTING ACT ARY.
W. S. B. Woolhoune, Esq., F
ENDSOr:

65. or to.repres
Half credit g
Policies indis

ROVINCIA
H. R

Addison. kgp
EANAGEA/

Tguson C oux, Esq.
nuities d Endowments
e As d at the axes of
rly death.

vesjorcase

riiiims for the fi

iven f
put e.
IV POOL BOARD OF DIRECTON

regent', 11
lism Ewir
slier. jun.,

five years.

Chairman

Oflteet. 3.

TR( ITNI AN, Es q.
LDINGS, SVVIIHTING.

rilliE

)0L AN

LONDON f

s of Parliament

OFFICES.
;TREE?

LIVE

o.'►

RPOC

Bart., M.T

Henry The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

their services, com-

,tation of neglect or

At the meeting of commanders, Captain Matthews, of
the Great Britain steam-ship, was called to preside ; and
On taking the chair, said he did so unwillingly, though he

was anxious to take a prominent position in the important
movement-upon which they had entered. He then
plained his views as to the deficiency of the present
tern, and the injurious tendency of the restrictive r
tions in force. In 1846, when in the Great W
had lost a tide from not being able to obtain a
and again on the 31st day of March last ye

zula-
stern, he
riot, and

a similar

OFF OrGria:2Bk
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

their pupils attend,

n which thevm

,yobtain is inva-
roprietors to state, that

to make the most liberal arrangements
ssion of the various Sabbath and day schools.

T. B. HORSFALL

—On Tuesday

evening last, a party of friends assembled at the residence
o- Mr. Anderson, Northumberland House, Everton,
where, for the amusement of the juvenile guests, arrange-
ments had been made for an exhibition of fireworks. In
the course of this display, a fire-balloon was discharged,
and ascended at first rapidly and to the perfect delight of
the young spectators. Passing over the grounds, how-
"ae balloon got entangled among the bouehs

of a try
B. Ho

of the premises

respected I

Liverpool
tr. Ander-

In erce,) who w

nests at the time, hastened

gentlemen

o nnerate it. In doing so, owing to the darkness of the
night and the uncertain light of the balloon, Mr. Horsfall
—as led to miscalculate the distance of the tree, and to
the intervention of a sunken fence which bounds
. The consequence was, that he fell with such
into the hollow as to fracture the bone of one of
between the knee and ancle. He was immedi
Am

)verloo

ately assisted into the hoUse ot
promptly attended by Mr. Bainbrigge, surgeon, and
two other medical gentlemen. This accident not only
abruptly terminated the festive enjoyment of the evening
in question, but has occasioned very general regret
throughout the town. The public will be gratified to
`earn that Mr. Horsfall goes on favourably.
-`BATH UNDER MELANCHOLY CIRCUMSTANCES.—An
-49 held on Thursday, on the body of Mr. John
man most respectably connected. De-
sea at No. 3, Catherine-street, and for the last
two or three weeks appeared much dejected. He had
" I intimated to his landlady that this depression was the

son, and

inquest n
Roberts,

a young
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

the part of the Prime Minister, or

if such there really were

which he took. Some of the papers say that, when

as demanded,

a much

an explanatwr
shufflir

and evasion on the

part of

Lord John

f this

ind are son

netimes used

without bein

o mean m

certainly he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

a witted to gaol

has commercial anc

of the Svc

that the study of the
the utmost importune,

a large number of the

the means of acquiring it
who desire to accomplish

ial inter

arse. We ma

advertisement of Mai

column

menced operations as

ided over Ii

)f the town

g last, t

ore I

presided. The
G. Read (one of t

so for the wee,.
• •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

captains and

paid to any

Made at that office, it wot

Captain GOnnmA

)od thing to gi

Captain DE Coußc

called in, and

be

ation was

aid there wa

it a ver

last week's Standard
Captain DE COURC
report there given. Instead of saying that be bad been
detained for the last three voyages for want of pilots
what he had said and, what was the fact, was, ti
ages ho had been detained three

—Did you ever eo

lain DE CoußcY

-out of

No, I never did

The CHAIRMAN.-But do you not think that it would
have been more courteous to make it here than to a

Captain DE COUR(

have understood from other
,tc4 have been made here, but

shipmasters that compt
that they were never attended to

Mr. JENiuss.—l hope it will bo well understood he
after that any complaint made here will be at once inv
tigated ; and if they deserve it, the pilots will be
for any neglect of duty. •
Captain DE Counev, in
Chairman. said.—When I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

went on the north-west sid,

embank-
Wallasey

f the Leasowes

and Great ifeols, Cheshire
Forty.one members of the Council were _
commissioners under the acts relating to the chuicl
St. Paul and St. John.

',Pointed
of

The TOWN-CLERK read a letter from Mr. Edward
Lawrence. who applied, on behalf of the Liverpool Chari-
table Society, for the use of the suite of rooms at the
Town-ball, for a ball in aid of the building-fund of the
Orphan Boys' Asylum. The letter was referred to the
Town-hall Establishment Committee.

TOWN-CLERK next read the

al Institution. Colqui
—As the nature of tt

"Mr. MA
Corporation

offered to t

Liverpool by the proprieVOrSr of the Royal Ins

Royal luititution to' lay before you the exact purport of tb
resolution then passed.

" The proprietors of the Royal Institution consent to vest i
the Corporation of Liverpool all the specimens of natural hii
tory and objects of art in all their collections, untrammelled b

the Town.Coincif itself hos
" We have the honour t

"THEODORE W. RATHBONE, President
"JOHN HAMILTON TH.M, [lon. Sec.

of LiverpOol

ed to propose that the letter b

EMENT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

eman considered it his di:
of the body. I

hen the

most St

be following ay

bellous charges
_____ o. I—.L.

!ondact al
Jackev"

tributed

ng invest

LATE TROTT

00' min,
to them
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

as the entry coin'
the day.

decided. It is

cessori
horses

Saighton ; I
each day at I
Sir W. W.

it noes

irsday, Not
f.patit ten.
.YNN'S Hot)
uselay, Ma

each diy at haMpaiiien

a orrow (Wed ne
Saturday, NI

Saturday; Twe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

To his Worship the Al

af. BIGHAM be

offer at present. Let the proprietors of the Royal Insti-
tution put themselves in a position to make the offer.
Let them get an act of parliament to transfer the institu-
tion, and then the Council could negotiate.
Some discussion followed, in which Mr. Bighorn, Alder-
an Bennett, Mr. Sarnr," AT.•

kel t. , tiarmood Banner,
and Alderman Parker, took part ; and it was decided to
refer the letter to the Library and Museum Committee.

A large quantity of gas-tar ignited on Tuesday morn.
ing, owing to the overheating of one of the furnaces at
the Birkenhead Gasworks,_ but, fortunately, it wa

tinguished before it extended I

the gasometers

men were injured

MASONIC CHARITY BALL.—The ball in connexion with
this institution is to take place on Wednesday, the 21st
instant; and, by permission of his worship the mayor,
will be held in the magnificent suite of rooms at our
Town-ball. Lord and Lady Combermere will ner.

grace the

their nrese

Watkin Williams

Wynn an

Sir W. CottO!

our townsmen and their fi

)n former occasions the ball was confined Wei
sively to the " Brethren of the ancient and mystic tie-"
THE QUERN'S VISIT TO LANCASTER.—The pro

on the occasion of the late visit of her Majesty CO Lancaster
have broughtMr.Gregson, the late mayor, into the county
court. Mr. Sly, of the Royal Oak Hotel, agreed with his
worship to provide dinner on the day of the visit for about
500 persons at 3s. 6d. per head, but only 89 attended, and
Mr. Sly was £62 out of pocket. He therefore summoned
the Mayor for that sum, assuming that his worship guar-
anteed him 500.—Mr. Gregson was called, and declared
that be gave no guarantee, only, in fact, expressed a hope
that the loyalty of the town would bring up 500.—Verdict
for the defendant.

THE MANCHESTER BORC
SHOPKEEPERS.—The folloa

H SESSION

was, on Tuesday, read

Mtinchester BOioußh

mower It. melt Gut), to express
ion of the practice adopted by
• if exposing their goods

lective sho
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

CORN MARK

LIVERPOOL, JAN. 2.—Notwithstanding tt..
"tide during the past, tt.e new year seems to be co,
mencing with rather more confidence, and an improved teeth
on the part of buyers and ---srris Wheat, which, i
sevet al of the lea
more active requ,

:Clinic British markets tl
est, and Is. to 2s. per 9r

. dearer.; thoie in Ire
will probably receiv

land, bowel
some impnli

.., .
ter. though atill unmoved,
se from this side the water.
between Tuesday and to-da

With us also, during

ay, we had a. furthir
sing rates;
_and princi-

eforAmeaican F

pally for holding over,

oreign Whe
a slight air

I to chang

lin Yalue; othe

sir amount a

quantity of Oatmeal Into this
Grain or Flour to nose thei
ast, and beyond 2,190 sacks of

have
Monda,
have not a single arrival treat

oort from Ireland, we

or coastwise since

•
country millers at tl

day's market

ruble number
several speculal
Wheat and Floc
th. transat

attention to Fo

a few parce

for Ireland,
able, and an

ons in the forme
~. n.i nar VIII
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

'hipping.
Mr. Ev

increased fully in proport
The SECRETAILY.—Tt

addition of 48
Mr. Evwxs.

lots to t
And wi

be SECRET
tr. MANN

Captain Matthews at th
Friday last (reported abov
Mr. Cool( said Capta

Igreat mistake in his sts
additional boat had be,

in the number

ME
ate ; for

em's not the

had been eng

Mr. ErAivi still thou
enough employed. Ther

Mr. MANN
can do as much work as fi
the use of steamers, by

at bocce at' night, and out
agency will enable three
being done by the s
The public proca
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

a Patent R.

THURSDAY next, the stb instant. at One o'clock in t
; in the Landing Waiters' Office, (

Dm-bonne,

The Barque WARRIOR,

Late of Drogheda

\\ of the

hen of 221 totii

sea-measurement

and legally cont ; together with het:
Tackle, A , and Furniture, as she now
lies in the Queen's Dock. is vessel was huht at Granville,
. Scotia, in , and is well fasteneit and kneed with
nd iron • s undergone considerable repairs, and re•
ad ne ecks, and is, with her stores generally, in good
to is adapted to carry q large cargo for her toa-
-Iraft of water, shifts without ballast, and
Dimensions per

cenily
condith
nage, it, of

very slig:

Standing and Running Riggi
with all faults, and withot
quantity, quality, or at
♦irwinz apply on

any alowi
defects or

and any further particulars and ar
,btained by applying to the HMO
Canning Pierhead.

riot stores may be

it their Of

der of the Trustees of the Live
I whom

,00l Dock,
the paym

I frviohl and chary

;,ati,jseti,e c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

these piping times 'of pead

Palmerston's

tirement is viewed through a party
int while some sneak in terms of

,gy, others refer to him with reproach.

It is said that the secret of his withdrawal was
undue interference on the part of Lord John

Russell, with the department of the government for

le was held reap

Premier and himself were two Foreign Secretaries

y counter-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

'ent up stairs

Barnes

ied to op

and told

to her, but she

ffect. Turner said be would not

and, entering the house,

joining house

n into the house, and on pro-

ip stairs met Turner coming down with a large
is band, which was covered with blood. Turner
low at M-

ter with the knife, and after a
ted to the bot-

Turner wal

e stair
lady's roorr

Mr. Bannister

ud found

en went into the nn

her body

on the ground

knife from lacerating her thro

but life was

immediately in attenda
eed had been vervetrat

Met the fou

g Mr. Bannister on t

stairs, 8!

ike her with the
de and evaded the
1 speed, and con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

An old woman
retched n
h

ito the r

Mr. Thoi
ie 3lat ul
, Mr. IBA,

I, of the

ren, Captain
I Erett Cha

erton, i

s, M.D., reliCt t
daughter of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

e Agents' 01
will be char

formed

C. MACIVER. 14

ged freig

ht on theirr

tot•measurement

El the FRIDAY EVE

ICA, for HALI

PONEMENT

e,or with thei

der-atre

rd by the Stew

s to sai

X and BOSTON

'clock. Mon

ifttbiterrantan.

FROM 10TH
STEAM

THE
TILL

" PH(EIIF.'S '
TH INSTANT
IiTINEEN

ERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE and SMYR
CALLING AT MALTA AND SERA.

The first-class Screw Steamers
BRITISH QUEEN.. Capt. J. R. BELL

ASTROL(

notable for mistak

ETWE

BALBEC,

a, the 15th Januar

to Januiry.

II J. BußNs,Glasgo,
IVES,.

reet, Liverpoo
Ana and 300 ho

CoasttutOt

STEAM COMMUNICATION
:EN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGONi

CA MILLA
-PRINCESS

sNpr-
ptajn HA

e.. Capt

ia.,6o.orerego,"
......
other first-clas.i e ora.'"
and Pa,sen , bet
ENCE D , durin
DAY, RSDAY, RI
.. . HIS DAY

ith Good

'OM CLAR

nth of D

and CO.; 12, Water•

STEAK,

11,1-, Foi

AND FROM LONDON A
LIVERPOOL,

NCB, PLYMOUTH,* PORTSM

BRITIS

D IRISH STEAM

II despatch th
it side Clarenc

..ifi rr
14.. urd
II desp

*, Janu

etched at stated in

tailings
received he

D! further

Nharf, I

ffm: CA

tiers and Newspapers intended to be sent by
it pass through thePostoffice,andnonewillbe

rsonalluggage I

fficulty,Passengersar I

a of MerChandise N•ill not

Agents here nr.

'e in Liver'',

ARNAC, a

6, at 10i. Forenoa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

nd stock, 571 I

22a ; Lancashire and
Do. fifths, 71 d ; Caledonian, 151
, 101; 'Royal Rock I' -

Midland

MEETINGS RELATIVE
SERVICE. OF LIVERPOOL

publicity to some important charge

ed by four captains of American ves-

is port, against the present efficiency

'ints which reached

.ach instance,

formation was supplied, in

ad to the application of s► remedy for

mind defe

tive or amis

This course

one, at well

n reference to the

x)mplaining commanders, and afforded

s for all parties to sat themselves right
12,1 with the public, and to arrive at a

for the fa

lave no feeling on

the elbject.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

treatment, 79
under treatmel

INDUSTRIAL. RAGGED SCHOOLS
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Jan. ' •
girls 38; average daily attendance, .
boys 2, girls 3; obtained aitaations, boys 0, rifle 0
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, No. 80, ,
(Monthly Report.)—EYE DEPARTMENT : Nt
Patients prescribed for, and who have receiver
ance during the past month, 861.—EAK DEpAa
tients prescribed for, &c., during the past month,
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, JAN. s.—New
ceived advice and medicine at the institution dark

boys 69, girls 31

Mount Pleasant

ical assist•

North, 262; South, 155; total, 417. New cases visited
• own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 135;
;0 ; total, 215.
ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI-
TUTION, Ross-tmL.—(Weekly Report, 3rd Jan.)--Patients
attended during the week :—At the Dispensary, 73 ; at their
own houses, 45; total, 118.

week-
at their
South, f

lEarkets.

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARE

JANUAII

s. d.
*lb 0 4

0 7 Gr
0 7

9,Eng.wit, 0 0
Foreign 0 6

Lamb ifo.re•qr.. 9 0
hind-qr. 8 0

Pines, For
Do. I
-10 6 Foil
- 0 6 Du(

Bret ...
Haddock

Soles
Cod Fish
Turbot .
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto
Filberts
Asparagus."' 100 4

O 2 - C
O 5 - C
0, 3 C

D 3 Rabb
1 4 Grou
D 0 Pheai
D 10 Portr

Cucuml

0 Wik

8

ready r

.scriptions,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

LONDON GAZETII

Clow, and (

-G. Ilardon,

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—
joiner—R. Miller and A. Street, Lancaster, boom,.
BANKRUPTS.—James Forster, Liverpool, filter mer
Jan. 14, Feb. 3, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District
Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Lace, Rigg, Roscoe, ant.
Myers, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool
—George Irlatn Hittginson, late of Hutton Sessay and Sowerby
Yorkshire, cattle dealer, Jan. 9, Feb. 6, at II o'clock, at the Li.
verpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Dum
mock and Burbe, Suffolk-lane; and Mr. Rymer, Liverpool
official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool.—Char.es Lures Richer(
Wilkinson and Edward Bond, Manchester, and Hayfield, Der
byshire calico printers—Robert Peel, Blackburn. ironitiongt

Ralph Darlington, Wigan. money scrivener—Jobil Furniss,
Almondbury, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer -John
Barra, Billerclay, Essex, grocer—John Kirby, Buckingham,
miller—Caleb William Elliott, Aylesbury, grocer—Edward
Henry Firminger and Peter Beare, Lime-street, London, mer-
chants. _ _ _ _ .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

IT"

throughout the United Kingdom, and
Foreign Ports.

WHOLESALE, ONLY AT THE FA(
id 15, LYDIA ANN-STREET,

I Nos. 11, 13

GENERAL SADDLE 43 MP
17, RANEL -STREET,

HORSE CLOTHING,
HORSE RUG,
RAILWAY WRAPPER_,..---
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

'e arti

A. ROWL,

OLD WORKS

TRERT, LOIVDON

and STONEMAN

an established Mazazine

Fifteenth

utifully printed, ar

THE FA

It is empb

is ITSELF a
a Servant's Ma^a.

We hay
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

iT. SeventhD

1., cloth.
CHRIST

ECEIVINA

/SINNERS

xdscap Bvo, 2a. 6d. .
GOD in HI ; or, Facts illustrative of
d of God in the Affairs of Met
oolscap Bvo, 28. 6d., cloth.
Soutl

and Pro

lit
London : Joi

Presence

mpton•row, Russell

BY THE REV. JOHN STEVENSON,
r of Patrixbourne-with-Bridge, Canterbur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

fourteen veal
edles. The

order that sh
;NCH FACTO

ned our minister of commerce is at this moment
establishment of a French factory in China,
he Dutch, the English, and
ctory will be

rf the nature of those wh

)ther nations have formed t

ntigny, our
se the most

:ted to

consul at Shanghai, and is expec
al influence on our intercours
u Havre.

ith the Celestial

Empire.—Jo
A HUSBA

'oung vg
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

TEN and COFFEE SERVlc6.f7complete,
I THE CHEAPEST HOUSE I,,WLIVERPOOL FOR GOLI

AND SlUPeit" WATCHES.

Gold Watches, war ed £4 II
Silver Ditto, to £2 II
GOLD JE LERY,_IN IMMENSE VARIETY

GOLD CHAINS the mostrbeantiful Patterns, Sold
Weight in Sovereigns.
ALABASTER AND CHINA ORNAMENTS
CLOCKS AND TIMEPIECES.
PAPIER M ACHE ARTICLES.

for their

iay be favo
,ected to make purchases

visit for this pull

F. L. HAUSBURG,
OLD POSTOFFICE-BtSDINGS

AMUSEMENT AT A REDUCED RATE

FFERiNG for SALE,
at GREATLY REDUCED

MRCOLLES (prior
" Liverpool) has determined o
until the Last day of this Month,
PRICES, his remaining STOCK
MAGICAL DANCING
DISSOLVING BALLS,
CHANGEABLE CA DS,
with 230 other curious and amusing T ' s and Decept,,
adapted for promoting Mirth and Lau er around the Wintei
Fireside. No charge for Admissson
ADMISSION to view Mr. C.'s W
usual ; Children, Is. each.

Purchasers.
rs :—llalf-a-Crow

Hours of Business fro .- .o Four each uay.
's and Gentlemen de ous of Learning a number of
Tricks will be tre on the most Liberal Terms.
. .

I of the Se
PA

Dn reduced from Five to Three Guineas.
PARTICOLAR ATTENTION TO THE ADDRESS, ther
itward appearance of Business.
Mr. COLLES,

WOODS', BOOKSELLER, 62;80LD-STREBT,
EXACTLY OPPOSITE NEWINOTON, AND WITHIN ONE Door

OF SLATER-STREET,

liberally with domistic comforts, at the same t
the Principal and Masters.
s—To include under one charge every exr
educational, that there may he
TERMS
including

o-extiaa Ickatev

Instruction in Greek; Latin, Fren
tics, Navigation, Military Mathematic

Chemistry, lotar

rid other 1
ring, Dan,

Singing,

and Drill

rkes for Stationer

ments alone being found by the Pup
Under Twelve Years of Age
Above Twelve and under Fifteen Years

40 Guineas r

of Age
Above Fit
Four gentlemen are received as P,
Pupils, at
There is an Entrance Fee of C

Years of Ag'

Fnpil to the use of an e
at the School. _

Isar/sr' s Vafic

!naive Library duria

ed previously to the

The Schoo► Terms

ADVA N

eekin Jant
t week in J

third week in June. and from the las
third week in December. These Terms d
of March and the last day of
ment is due in advance in
September, at the time above r
ha made for a late return to School

It is an established rule of the Bct
Visiting; neither can leave of absenc,
Michaelmas, as no Holidays are giv
Half-year.

rily shot

Greek
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

PBOVINCIAL MEDICAL COLLEGIATE INSTT
TARVIN.HALL, NEAR CHESTER.

The following Order has been ma

" MEDICAL ED
Apothe

ries have resolved :
.
" I.—Tbatr a preliminary Examination rfor
dents of the Medical Profession would be desir
portant auxiliary to their subsequentprofessiol

Society

" ll—That such an Examination should 4
into the Student's knowledge of the Lati

gumes, and of the Eleme

its of Mathematics

" N.—That such Examination should, in tl
include the following Subjects, viz.—
" I.—The first Bonk of Virgil's Alneid and

Londinerisis

6 13 C
12 6 E

The SCHOOL will REASSEMBLE o
JANUARY instant,

Sostk, girt Deiembn• tr, Isii

pot hecat

—The Court of Examir

S.—Algebra, as far as Simple Equations.
4.—The first Book of Euclid's Elements.
—That Students who pass this Examination satis'
not be subject to any subsequent Examinati

ISt. Michael's..
t. Jude's •
Meat Derby Paris,
Church
Crinity,Walton-breck 22 4 .
,Walton Parish Church 24 0 0 ihteo,,,.
St. Mattheves.Toxtpk 4 3 4 added to the usual routine of a scum. %ahorat,
St. Peter's Parish Ch. II 5 0 extensive Library, and a well arrangedLaborat.
St. James's. Tox.pk. 26 15 2
trniTeentisatluCshenemmisotryf ,Boarteand;, milyorenerciogy,
n Pupils.
St. Clement's ... ...
Geology,
&804
-- 17 3 1 course of formation.
,TON, M.A., Hon. Secretary. TUESDAN

Instructor

its' Hall

len of tt

I- "111..—That Students should be admissible to such Exam
tion at any period from the date of their Apprenticeship to
completion of the first Winter Session of their Curriculum.

rh,.GreekTestament,to theend of the ActsofApostl
he first Book of Xenophon's A nabasis, at the optior

Latin, except the Pharriumopmia
" Vl.—That Students who have not passed this Exa .....
' u should, for the present, be allowed, as heretofore, to elicit
the Preliminary Examination in Celsus and Gregory, after t
am completed two Winter Sessions of their Medical Studi

28 10
06 " 1851."
" A complete COURSE OF STUDY to meet the above Regu
firma has been arranged in connection viitb Tarvin-11
Collegiate Institution. Chemistry, Materia 3fedie&t But&
Elementary Comparative Anatomy, Figure_ Drawing
`-^lnsrv, under the direction or ante

An Iliust
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

GivetrßElf

to and Associate of
Al formerly Pupil of

IVIL ENGINEERING. CH 'TROTT:MAL
SURVEYING—GEOR LEGG, of Lc
Civil Engi ring Department, in
LCIAL M ER—R. KEARY.
FOR OF H RMISTRY AND EXPERIIM
;AA MACAULAY.
17E ANATOMY. PR YSIOLOGY,
lODINGTON. M.R.C,

DRAWS

COMME
PROM.

COM PA

MEDICA-(

BOTANY-

DR AWING A!
DANCING I

NTAL I

PENLEY and C. G.
EDGAR WEBSTEr

(Attendant Master).
aUPERINTENDENT OF OUT-DOOR COND
—R. HEARY.
T OUT-

ASSIST.

) Discirt

AND D

WsTaß—Sergeant-Major HACKMAN.
SECRETARY-LEONARD ADDISON,
MEDICAL ATTENDANTS-LLEWELLYN JONES, /
ter; Messrs. EARLE and ANKERS, Surgeons, T

The objet

of the Institution ar

respective c__,
2.—To provide a sound' Classical and Mat
for Pupils preparing for the Universities, Mi
Naval Colleges. MEDICAL and other learned Pro
and a suitable Course of Instruction, includi

Mercantile Appointmerhs.
Strictest discipline, united witt
and the absence of corporal pu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06

Royal Blt

le,- 4 to 1 aki
engeance, 6

The Cripple (f
years back), c

Iple, latlll
ice before

rormerly

declared
be lead-

ground,
le before
upon his

T at OF

tell upon him—

Day's lo

'erpool diand National

1 enab.l

their chi
hold of.