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

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TO CARVERS AND .GILDERS AND OTHERS.
TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the.STOCK-
IN-TRADE, T(OLS, MODELS. and other MATERIALS
of a CARVER, GILDER, and 'PRINTSELLER, LOOKING-
' GLASS and 'PICTURE-FRAME -MANUFACTURER, and
DEALER in FANCY STATIONERY; ARTISTS' MATE-

RIALS, &c., with the Fittings and FixtUres in the Shop and
Premises, No. 86, Fargate, one of the best thoroughfares in the
important and thriving town of Sheffield, and wherein the
above business has been successfully carlied-61Vituring the
last twelve years.

The Sale is rendered necesontrfin consequence of the death
of the late Proprietoryyrd affords to any person wishing to
commence the !tirtMusiness in all or any of its branches an

1 opportuni4i
1 Immediate possession

Ty to be met will

I can be given, and terms and further
application to SHACKLES and Sox,

particulars known on
Attornies-at-Law, Hull.
Hull, Sd Januar:A 18,

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TO be LET, with immediate Po sessior
SHED, situate in Rigby reQ. It is vi

a excellent

IStoring general Prodoterfl; being very light' and lofty
well calculated for, a. perage, or any other similar bush],
For particulars, apply to Mr. WALKER, 9, Chapel-strect.

A GENTLV
ri

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1,1 dine in Town, can be
HOME, in a small,
thin

,mmodated with a comfortat

This itnpl

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PRE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

rim LIVERPOOL PILOTS AND AMERICAN

CAPTAINS.

3ONSIDERABLE agitatiOn has been excited by the

statements of the commanders of several American

packet-ships sailing to this port, with respect to the

Pilot service attached to the town, which we pub-

lished in our last two numbers; and we have re-

ceived a number of letters on the

abject, most of

them too personal or too recriminatory to lay

before the public.
The evidence brought forward in

original charges seems to us tc

upport of the

D to this extent,

and no further—that the pilots have been active
and energetic in the performance of their duties.

They have been on the ground at all hours
all weathers, to look out for vessels needir

and in

1g thei

assistance; but sometimes, owing to hazy weather,

to ships drifting away rapidly beyond reach,

there have been delays which, under almost any

s no negligence, wa

of skill,

er, on the part of the

TUESDAY

-JANUARY

IRELAND-SOME BRIGHT GLEAMS IN
I_ HER HORIZON.

_
HlBzurnANOrators, of the. exploded Conciliation-
hall school,,had- a standing trick of winding up all
their rhetorical flourishes with a thundering charge
against .Englishmen of injustice to Ireland, and

criminal indifference to the condition of her
..in-
habitants; and the trick generally succeeded so
far as to obtain tremendous cheers for the orator,
and indescribable groans for the heartless Saxons.
There was some truth in the accusation, though
not in the sense that the demagogical spOuters
intended. Injustice was done by England to
Ireland, or she could not have been so long left a
prey to priestcraft and to superstition ; indifference
was exhibited' to the Irish people, or they would
not.have been permitted for so many centuries to
flow in dirt, in idleness, and in infatuated help-
But all this is past. Brawling agitators
an no longer stir up the Irish multitude to sedi-

lessness

tion, and insensate hatred ; and the British people
are no longer obnoxious to the censure of indiffer•

ence to their

duty towards the sister

For ou

.t,—and

Ingdorr

:)elieve we may speal

lighted whenever we can discover any symptor
improvement in the moral or physical state

our fellow subjects residing on the„ other side of
St. George's Channel. Of late we have noticed
with exceeding pleasure several denotements of
substantial and enduring amelioration, to some of
which, especially the emancipation of the people
from the thrall of Popery—the first step to regene-