The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

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seven miles,. of which only twenty-two have a double line 2s. Id. ; Warrington, lad., £1459 Os. Bd. The ct
of rails. The effect of the arrangement, it it shall be con- nine hours for the transaction of the usual busim
firmed by the shareholders of the two companies, will be resolution diminishing the number of bridge -mast
to extend the Midland line in the north-westerly direction lowering the salaries, was adopted.—The commit
to Lancaster; thus giving a communication with the west visiting the respective asylums wer
coast, and towards Scotland.---Leeds Mercury. one for Rpinbill being re-elected.—
ACCIDENTS.—On Wednesday, as John Fitzgezald, a the absence of Mr. Peel, proposed
ship scraper, was employed at the Capping_graving dark ai,„,. ,_ .• . •
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Mr. C.

)pointed—the
R. Jacson. in

, ence fa shown
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__........ au tne side i:if-a vessel, and conveyed tofuture theintelli corongers byot thetal countyoccurrences constables (wli
a severe scalp wound and several contusions on would thus be made responsible) ; and that the coroners
—On the same day,
as a young girl, named should, upon that information, use their discretion P-
...opkins, was about crossing Water-street, she whether an inquiry was really requisite; the - -
ped from the curbstone and fractured her ler.—On mation to be laid before the magistrates along with the
-day, Thomas M`Kown, who was assisting in dis- coroners' accounts. The resolution was to prevent the
• • Westpoint, lying in the Waterloo dock, cost to the county of a large number of inquiries, which
On Thursday, James were in reality useless, except for the purpose of putting
Jane Henderson, lying the fees into the pockets of the coroners. On a division.
.entally into the hold of the motion was rejected by a majority of 11.—The resole-
,re scalp wound at - tions of the committee appointed to deal with the boroughs
,amen, named He of Liverpool, Manchester, Wigan, and Bolton, us to the
for the purpose of going on settlement of the accounts in respect to the county lunatic
'n the Brunswick dock • asylums, were read, by which the orders in -3:-
-1 the ladder, whit' withdrawn, and the coam... i----

the body
Mary 11

charging-the at

received some sever

injuries.—
board the ship

a seaman

in the Waterloo

,ck, fell

lel, and sustained a severe scalp wound and cone
On Wednesday, a seaman, named Henry Hol-

crow, was ascending
board the ship Char

when he had almos

was fastened t,

to make
-oroughs for the proportion of
- ...te rates in each year of repayment
_ .ue man and interest.—On the motion of the Rev. T. S.
and Mills, a committee to watch bills, connected with the
and conveyed duties of the magistrates. introduced into parliament, and
:ned that clothes 'th

was dire

on the several i
t I the expenditure out of t

. •
the other part struck the quay, and rebounde

s rescued

which he had

send-deputail

."cu witn power to
sus- pointed.--Mr. Tinne proposed tt
John additional constables in the Ki-"
25/ of five calendar months
p_.

&C., was ap:

ained other injuries.—On Saturday, the body
shoemaker, aged 27, son of Mr. Chas. Ov,
,as found in the Manchester Basin.
ject to fits, and is supposed, to have fallen'
with nnet

I(I appointment of four
'ale division, for a period

London-iead, ;
deceased was su

The B. Ad,

propose

he erect

unaniosiously.-11r. T.
1121 cells in the house

a mojority of one

cried b