biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

on Sunday morning las

by the R

'the su

B. Sutton, B

e chute

TIM BANKRUPTCY OF HUGH MATHESON.—Judgment
in this long-pending case was given on Saturday last, at
the-District Court of Bankruptcy, by Mr. Commissioner
Perry. The certificate was withhel
twenty-one days, in the event of a:
against the decisior

Protection for

appeal being made

CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION.—The Rev. E.
Tottenham, 8.D., of Bath, who is acknowledged even by
Romish opponents to be one of the most accomplished
controversialists of the Church of England, will deliver a
lecture on Thursday evening, in the Concert-hall. on the

wo churches r

leading differences id ti
question of the Rule of Fait

LIVERPOOL ART UNION

7-Upon t'

ling the vit

books last night, the committee were gratified to find, and

subscriptions
larger sum proport

will be pleased to heat:, that although the
re not so numerous as last year, yet that a
rely will be divided in prizes than

on any previous occasion

William Pitt, William Gryer, and Ann Murphy,
committed to gaol for three months, charged with pic
the pocket of a sailor of a ten-dollar gold piece, in an e'
house, in llanover-street, kept by Mr. Right,
peared that the prisoners, on entering the house
themselves near the complainant, in such -

on. It

as to

excite the suspicions of Mr. Rishton's son, a laa about
14 years of age, who accordingly watched them, and saw
one of the party passing money under the table to his
companions, upon which a police-officer was called in,
and the money found in possession of the prisoners.
THE FOREIGN AID SOCIETY.—A sermon on behalf of
this society, will be preached in St. Paul's Church,
Prince's Park, on Thursday evening next, by the Rev.
Richard Burgess, Rector of Chelsea; and on the follow-
ing evening the annual meeting will take place at the
Collegiate Institution. The Rev. Dr. M'Neile will preside,
and a deputation will attend, to make some interesting
statements respecting the peculiar position of Protestan-
tism in France, where it appears that the President is
doing his best to support the priests of the Romish church
and the Jesuits, for tt

events they have been his best st
not forestal the statements of Frid

can possibly attend

PARLIAMENTAR

ors that the last Emigration Act t

at in recent

But we will
next, which

.atification
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

TO SHIPOWNERS.

The PRIZE for CHAIN CABLES at the GREAT EXHI-
BITION was awarded to WOOD BROTHERS.

HENRY WOOD and CO., 4, GORE,
CHAIN AND ANCHOR MAKERS.
IRONFOUNDERS,

Have always on hand a large Stock of all-si
CABLES, SHIP AND CRANE CHAIN, ANCH(

)RS, &

PATENT WINDLASS PURCHASE,
Guaranteed to be superior_toiny other now in

LAMPORT'S Xaitt(ENT SHIP'S WINCH
With Pumping CranpriTly Wheel,. and Gipseya, to
from Lockera,,fortning a most important saving ii
labour.
_0,4"

' STEERING APPARATUS, and SCREW.
SHIPS' CASTINGS, of every deacription
MANUFACTURERS of PORTER'S PATENT and A

called RODGERS'
SHIP'S SMITH WORK nunc

,ually execute

From th,

great advantages which NV

TON, and CHESTER, they are enabl
on the moat favourable terms.

STORES IN LONDO
GEO. WOOD and CO

275, WAPPING

SONG FOR

CHR I S 'I

CHORUS
to be list

is a holiday, .
is a jolly day,
Which all shouldAbus remember

To welcome in D
For Christm
And Christn

I festivimirth

happy Christmas comes to bring
lS feast for all the earth.

To many a distant age;
nd Christmas finds an early place

On hien]
In old bE

v's teeming wig
•onial halls

While round the lofty roof and walls
The holly boughs hate hung.

CHORUS.
Let hearts be light,

To welcome in December ;
For Christmas is a holiday,
And Christmas is a jolly da.
Which all should thus i

lift Cable

To peasant and to prince
This festal time belongs;
And young and old their joys evince
With glad convivial songs.
It speaks of parted friends,
Restored to friendship's bond ;
And all will own that Christmas tends
To gender feelings fond.
The social circles now
Are happily reform'd,
While friendship re-asserts its vow,
And hearts are newly warm'd.

CHORUS.
Let hearts be light,
And eyes be bright,
To welcome in December;
For Christmas is a holiday.
And Christmas is a jolly day,
Which all should thus remember

At such a time as this,
Let every one assume
Some, out-ward token of his bliss,
In shape of new st Mart
W HYAM'S far-famed Mart
Prime Christmas suits are sold;
Waich all acknowledge truly smart,
The instant they behold.
In all the winter styles,
B.
HYAM'S clothes excel,
And suits for juveniles
Please equally as well.

NCHOR

BRHAMP-
x Friends

citottus.
Let hearts be light,
Let eyes be bright,
lb welcome in December;
For Christmas is a holiday,
And Christmas is a jolly day,
Which all should thus remember

• 'B. HYAM begs distinctly to state that Goods made by him can
anly be obtained at his place of business, 63, LORD-STRBBT,
Liverpool; and at his various Establishments in the following
towns :—London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, fs`tasgoff.
Mak:Dublin, Bristol, and Exeter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

sauo trait a.

PACK

,TS TO

SYDNEY

D.. SYD4,PS: direct
0.. PHILLIP,

BRIGH'

east intittO.

The fine Engl

Aare quick des
'or BOMBK
.hnil

RAjor-Corn

Tms, &

flatOt *notes.

Ent ttb

ItP5.

THE (

POOL " EAGLE" LINE Of

TRALIA.

t January
rly in Mar.

IgGLE/lOROUC

yance To-tli

W. and J. TYRER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

7th Jan

Intended to be

gs, Five I

fora limited num

X, tO SAMUEL CUNA RD 9 • in Boston, to S. S.
York, tO EDWARD CUNARD • in Havre
ALD CURRIE ; in London, to J. B. FOORD,
!et; in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS;
•^

,TACIVER

. 14. Water-street
'tended to be sent

ePostoffice,andnonervillice I

reight on their personall
surement.
ent orditticulty
:kages of Mere!

Passengers ar
xi:Oise will no
their Luggage.

d as 1.11,07
mmitted to go on board by the-'reamer

at One
rs for the

IV YORK. Di

ANDING-STAGB,
'dock. Alternoo]
lAGARA.

1-tender

Of that da

IC has superior accommodation for Second Cabin I

Steamers is

t .e2O each, including Provisior
of Chief Cabin Passage by the
ds, reserving fire of the large
, for which an Extra Price will be charged.
t by these Steamers will not exceed Fo
flip Winfar Unnthe

f Waterloo Do
t One o'clock

State-roonts

11 be received at the Shed or

received a:

TES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN

) NRU

LANTI(

ACIFIC
RCTIC

Capt. NYE

Cant. (

ADRIATI

FROM. LIVERPOOL

PACIFIC..
ATLANTI(

WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDarY

eN ESDAY, 24th Marct
YMDNESDAY. 7th April_

Me end of 1652,

,BSI NEW YoR,

PACIFIC
ATLANTL

SATURDAY, 10th January
SATURDAY, 24th January

And every Alternate Saturday to the end of 1852.

has been taken
to insure streni

igers are nn-

'rom Liv

I at the rate o

gs Five F

or Metals;
Joe thereof

Ns and Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

can strongly recommend tt

!lose of our readers wh

journal,
e local associations

Railway ; or, the Interests of England in

Hope and C

lgland in I

th tilt

tway from Alexandria to Cairo, but th

the questions of n

ted of late bet

e two Govern-

to us with a be

lint of the Tel

[lan we had

t opens m

to the st

tion of

With r

,gard to the ra

repeat th

.ct and

vpt is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

with the railways, and of its

ion of property, is

1. It shews the immense
ges bestowed on the countr

Icial and

means

the Government, the very
other° * --- the

have beer

severest suffering or

in the first piac

g train of expensiv

arehol

jurious speculati

every encourageff

the very

cal Forc

i.nd deserves io

Leithead. Al

er and Co

ately made in the

kened a powerful interest in

mysterious form

osmical

practical electrician

n in electrical dietnrba

theory first broached h

fully developed in
We well remember

strange impress

Mona made on our mind when us,.
published, and we were very pleased
..e of the subject of the present rev;-
in it much originality, both of st,
, without inflicting upon the general reader

l'e have found
i

yle and

letails of experiments

rformed

1 small volume 811

of electrical force

ived in the science
to the theory that

animal C
tiivart asi

the cause

arious diseases, when

any means fr,

natural course

hypothesis is fairly argue
much appearance of trt

tue present volume, and has
the lea

tyrs were
Edward VI. was .._
never knew a tender nc
after his birth, the Lad
taken away ; but God r
who prepared him for
lie was placed at an
and John Cheke.
credit th
I which abundant

waltinz, r

ie profit

An extract wa

desk on which it lay

stand upon ; but the.

.ds took his

3 at t 1

three swc

resent moment

to rule,

all time.b_uay of Edward's coronation,
when he was going to receive the crown of three kingdoms
—those of England, France, and Ireland--for at that time
France was assumed to be a dependency of England ; and,
perhaps, it would be as well for that country if it were
really

—on that day he saw

before him to represent the three

urned round and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

leB COURT
cellor of the

pit attach(

known to

_gnant ; and, on the dead child being band
sken to her, acknowledged that she was the mother.
taten that she had fallen down ,tairs, and the accident

n reply to the surgeon. I
bad been bru►sed by the fall
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

n, on the
ipeet of a

Red acti

f the United Kir
851, was £2,971

48,630 99

A. continuan

been the wont of th

about One-ht;lf the

We annex the_q

tion,3
Old I

; CalPd
rla Ai/
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

at Hopes

give pftf effieic

51U FIRE AND

'S NEW PAT

,le Board of

)F SAFES

Lion of Pat

ithout injury

.r safe mad

Li verpo,
n each in.

me
8 has ever yet been

ISON and CO
T. LlT'RnPnnr

s on aPplicatio:

STIVITII

d mirth, NI

,articular sea:
)'VLANDS'

a their r

patrons

needed

e of
the heat of
mph ere.—➢f►ce

Frecklei,l3lli
n—the radial

ce than
ted to.

iplf , and ce;•tificat,

n usually desir

infallible efficacy of th
!hem a celebrity unparall
:LEGANT AND SEAS()

J
Hair ! arid as an Invigoi
lent. It bestnyvA the..,.

to curl, and

5. 6d.—'
double ti

NSA BLE T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

people ; and in

,ward and Traplied, '

said that tE

mbsequer

rls of N

arrenn

:lusive power from

letting the does, their armor:

Hence the origin of
mon in old towns to the presm
tant witness was John Maun
who held many high offices in
at his house in London, with c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Lst on illekeerci

era, in
le of the

ut of th

alf In the water. t
3.11 and

►nto the be
who Were t 1

per
off from the
e word was given to cut
oa

`aear °t
tar the doom
at
a fearful

t was shoe

ng state, with five people
vere immediately taken o
n order to assist and sa
led. the sea running fear
if the crew to reach the h
emendous sea, which swa
!boat's rudder and neap

3g the Beas7s

ight, and
: the

passed !

answered
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

t decided success.

SHGLLE AND M

voerAists. consist
Air. EL Phillip

Ir. Land, gave anoii;

n Tuesdayeveningla;
nmerous as the perfori

on previous occasions,

,ppreciation of tht

tune my quivering ly

was sung in the
on. the

I beau
nd well-merits

Francis, Le
glee, "Uric
Ted to be sc
air of sirens

8( coed part

The water nymphs," the admix

cited a prompt enc
vourite song, "Tim

;and Mr. Lan

Xpressly

" Ken.
n, Mr

It has lately

Phis able
Miss M.

y. Mr. Fr'ancis
Philt

nonte-naup
ugh not so

wish to

dersohn, and
r H. P

1013.11
encored;

y Stafford S

Miss Williams, ir.
Maynat

wttli ma

3reatle,

h Dr. Cooke';
-.1.1 was executed

nutiful
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ess of N

s Hotel on Sat

3 Folkes

Cotton
extensive

is during t

to her Roya;

ptions r

realize, but in th

expected

ace at Wind

ty of the apartment was

us visitors
r,f

eculators

,OYAL•INFIRMARY

tic Asylu

and Lock

i continue

a/id John Cr

the ch

PRESIDENT SR

Docks

to elect effilers for th

of an untoward
d ho understood

withstanding a r
dock dues had increased

tolerably

ell con

ed. He

le occasion of the-Queen's visit

balikers, ha
the whole.of the

ad taken the opportunity

.t, Sons,_and Co

prepared by t
ith the

hem w&I
ch

'resented by
ttended the

ay were

well accittain

Her majesty

sustain a

.acter it

)rne for more than one
4 t

:TARY
Ist Jan

Haberda

ppeared t
Ist Jan

lose or
1: total. uts

rye 1A52;

in steady but n

om New York, with acct

buyers remained comparatively in
of the market will be found below
Our Wool market continues
large lots of Mogador, &c., hal
full prices. The demand from Ft

r last notice, has not maintai

lators . and ex porters

.etty mu

e noted being

same as
3 favour

.re rather willing to

o were then o

aropa's advices, h

ounts to the 31st u

operating for the pres?nt, nev
supported. Holders still cling
must advance instead of retrogri

ctive. The latest

active, and

itely found buyers at
x 3 is not quite so hot
ve sales are reported

uoyanc

market, have cease

opinion t

e imports from

idend declared at the meeting of the London
cid on Friday, was £2 per cent. for the half-
year, and the report and accounts were adopted. The
leporl of I tonnage of the wood-laden vessels entering the clocks in

1851.17 ad been 180,414, against 130,150 in 1850, and not-
luction in charges, it was found that the

It appears

that our eminent

of Lord-st

transferred to Prescott, Grote, ar

Henry Tho
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Nay, old, *at 0 7 a 0
New

Vetches

Straw, Wheat .. 0 3i

CORN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, J. 9.—ln nearly all the B
this week the. Wheat trade is reported buoyar
cases at least is. per qr. nigher; prime Malting
'v noted Is. per qr. dearer, but otl
•he contrary, the trade. s

pretty gener
varied. In Irelan
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

in favour of the

notice; but s's to 12's continue s
hardly steady in value. In cops, from about 30's upwards,
there is a general dullness, which gives the buyer an advantage
in the few and small transactions that are taking place. The
arrival of the Overland Mail has, however. broueht the lutist]

re into the market fi

60's mule twist
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

perfectly:tranquil at the present moment, that the
ment has acceded to an application from the a

Roscommon for the
•ments,

3n of 100 of the constabulary
still proceeding at a
loseommon.

force. however, are _
fearful rate throughout Galway. Mayo, at

In the counties of Wicklow, Wexford, and Carlow, the
decrease of the population by emigration continues. not
withstanding the unfavourable sea

le as rapid a

during the last two or three years prior to the census of
1851, and, according to the Dublin correrpoudent of the
Times, " indicates that the next population:returns will
sults as rega

more marvellous re

the decline c

the Celtic rac

than the last

IN LEITILIM.—ShortIy &ftel
evening of Wednesday week
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Demerara at 29!
from 31e. 9d. to

Beilares

per cwt

—The sales are confined to

Demerara at
is is a fair.demaad

Jamaica. and 200 puns

out prevk

COFFEE.---Tt

with rather more spit-

sound, at

bags Costa Ric
hags, with all .fatilts,-at
few tierces J

TEA.- The marl
business is not larg
Sid. per lb.

worth 8

--Very 1

wag done' to:c1

tlt Ott I

parcel of 1,150 ba,

A.rracan.

low to graining yellow--; 353.-6 d. to 38s. fo
for Kbaur. 800 bags 11fadras also sold a
and 1,100 mats Mauritius at 255. to 30s. Od

s Cuba

s rates

le public sales

ho extent of

110 balei of lute, at
1,260 bags Sago Flour, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

in extreme cues

nd mod

troict the Pupils

the Priii.lpal and Masters.
—To include under one charge every expel
educational, that there may be no extras

ding Instruc

latheihatics, Naviza

,
unemistry, Botany, and other branches of Natural Philo-
sophy ; Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Drill also the
Charges for Stationery, Drawing Materials, Seat in Church
and ordinary Medical Attendance, printed Books and I
ments alone being found
rider Twelve Years of Ai,
hove Twelve and under Fifteen Year
of Age

a Yea n

•eceivid as Privat

Pupils, at.

s per Amnia

There is an Entrance Fee of One Guinea, ;bleb entitles the
Pupil to the use of an extensive Library during his continuance
at the School.

4 Quarter', Notice is req

PAYMENT,

N ADVANC

'ed previously to the removal of a

HALF-YEARLY

lER QIARTERL

The. School Terms are from the last week in January to the
third week in June, and from the last week in July to the
third week in December. These Terms divide on the last day
of March and the last day of September. A Quarterly Pay-
ment is due in advance in January, March, July, and
September, at the time above mentioned. No abatement cast
be made for a late return to School, or for a late entrance.

It is an established rule of the School not to allow Sunday
Visiting; neither can leave of absence be. granted at Easter or
Michaelmas, as no Holidays are given in the middle of the
Half-year.
PBOVINCITAALRIvtiEND.IHCAAILynu,biECsnexOaNciatLwu:ELAERGICAHTEESTINESRTITUTIr
rhe following Order has been made by
htnalcAL ItoucfmoN.--The Court of Examiners
o
c,ifse.lt_oyt
haotT
bufhxaeAitalpf
aasedntuhr:cecirthecoaalaitmniheeisEni.rhxa Professionraas have resolved :-
oneoninunstlandptoirtfaedsecssoi oimrnapabliliessieuandnbi studies.
inquiry
ledge of the Latin and Greek Lan-
Its of Mathematics.
-Id he admissible to such Examina-
nt their Apprenticeship to the
'on of their Curriculum.
',ld, in the first instance

the Apothecaries' Hall

into the Student's k-no.

lat Students at

tin at an

.t Winter Sess:

That such

the following S

n (for the Junior Stu
in

Greek Test

the tint Book of Xe

.F.neid and Cicero's Oration
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ithoritie-W,Wy after etnaWiintio;ing:fi T;;‘foi:;l7'n,:i'airmelnni

Li as iney will assist spy weir active sympathies and
support. It is evident it is altogether uncalled for, that it is
utterly useless, and that it would involve a great expense for
lighting, as well as by fines for the lights going out. which is
entirely unavoidable from the jolting of the cars, and the
. _
periodical consumption of t-

waterial for illumination.
We have been charged with inconsistency anti dishonour for
opposing this law,'when it now comes into operation, and, it is
asserted, for not urging those objections before the laws w-

originally confirmed. The fact is, sir, we did originally object
to this law before it was comfirmed ; and when we repeated
those objections to the chairman of the Council Committee
(Mr. Woodruff), he requested us to allow them to be passed
without opposition, and that something should be done before
the time for it to come into operation. This is the reason for
our silence; but when we now oppose it, it is too bad to accuse
us of concurrence with them when they passed. We have
repeated these objections, however, over and over again, and
we are quite willing to rest our case upon the communications
we have sent to the Town-hall, more especially a copy of the
bye-laws, which we received from, and returned to, the com-
mittee, containing our objections before these bye-laws were
passed.

Our memorial to the Council comes on for decision on Wed-
nesday next, and we earnestly hope that the decision of that
body will be consistent with their former division-23 for us;
13 only against us. To the press, also, we appeal for aid and
protection. There can be no question but that this matter
comes under its legitimate operations ; and we therefore con-
fidently hope, that as they recognise the perpetration of
oppression in this town, and this glaring violation of the rights
of private property, they will expose the deed, and vindicate
tire ill-used surerers.—l am, Sir, yours, itc..
"A NON-LIGUTINE3 PROPRIETOR."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

re unchanged

d. ; s'oo Surat at 3d. to aid
200 Bahia at sid

at 41d. to 6fti.- per lb.
SUGAR has been in good demand since the making up
of the weekly report. The demond has been very freely
met, so that large sales have taken place during the last

market dais

Among the tre

6nsactions are
al. 1111 P; "a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

SATURDAY, JAN. 10.

—Edmond, Quintor
Mary Ann, Chianull,

TulloclZ, Poii Adelaide—Heorfett

Altiert, Dongin, Barbadoes—Shackamaxu.., .
—Lucy L. Hale, Thomas, Baltimore—Kennebec, Si
Robinson ; and Westmoreland, Deacon, New Orh
Wright, Burlier, and Constellation, Allen, New York
(a), Shannon, Halifax and Boston-Osmanli (s a), Li

John and Mary, from Newfoundland, at this port
of foremast, bowsprit head, &c., having been in co
the Valiant, from Demerara.
Valiant, Young, from Demerara, at this Dort. wi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

nd she

ary to con-

NEW DISTRICT OF VAUXHALL, LIVERPOOL.—The
Gazelle of Friday last announces that a change has been
made in the limits of this ecclesiastical district by the
Privy Council, with thd approval of the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners. It appears that, in consequence of an
erroneous estimate of the population, when the limits
xed, more than 12.000 were cut off. in-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

13,

185'2.

Slavo, Bassich, hence at Trieste.
Harriet, Spun, hence at St. John, N.B.
Swallow, Jellard, from Bad at Gibraltar, and cle
~_.

hlB port

lAdmiral (a.), Wickman, hence t
Allianza, Radimiri, hence at Tr

..NV!S/E FORD.

I Hook Light is the
r ford ; she has gone
PWLLHELY, 10th

the Came!eon: Burn

Nantes, for Liverpoi
unk about five feet it

—The Ad

olptiyon Lov

Queenstow
aid cut awn

Y her mai
r inwards,
I arrived at

) repair.
Constant

f rocks ; her keel is a

in of th
The He!
nto this lot

fiom Par

On the 3rd'instat

Mary I
I !Linda,

—The brig reported ashore near tl
ne, Nichols, from Galata, for Watc

the sand
il

:ed part of her

cabin, an

gh, this
I part of

I, St. Michael's
Patterson, Bue
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

TAN HA

ri—take

son's Wryneck
ce's Joe Miller-

a's Royalty

's Young Troublesome—taken

STEEPLE CE
'8 Joan of Ai

—taken

'8 Abd-el-Kader—take
Ira—taken.

)rt's Haltand-Half—tak

BlaCk Doctor—takc
High Sheriff'—takes

venor—taken.
y Bird—taken

ur—taken

liverhous
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

yof the 'Chan

live efforts a

bear upon the
..,...bmn.m ....,,1

used of Cl

the Colleghite Institution on the even-
20th inst., for the purpose of petition-

ninst a continuance of the endowments
Adam Hodgson, Esq., will take the
" I the meeting will be addressed
Newton, and C. M.

M'Neil

Ssq., and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

We understand that

has appointed ti
burn, and the Re

to be honorer
The Rev. R.

arwooa,

The patrons are Miss Lomax, - A.arwood ; Jonathan
Hardcastle, Esq., of. Notts ' • and the Rev. H. Raikos,
Chancellor .of the diocese of Chester,—The Rev. D. Bell
has been nominated to the perpetual curacy of Admarsh,
near Lancaster, by the Rev. Jos. Turner, vicar of Lan-
caster, the patron.---YaneheBter Courier.
DEATH IN AN OMNIBUS.—James Rothwell, aged 68,

Matthew Walker, in Morley.
in the following way. Re had for
subject to palpitation of the heart, anu on
...ylnorning last set off to, go to' the dispensary for
advice:lie bad got as far as the public-house kept by
Mr. Emery, at the corner pf. Great Hnmer=street, Kirk.
dale-road, which he entered, and, complaining of illness,
topic half a glass of brandy, but. .b.morningiWors.
diately afterwards, he was, put, into. an, omnibus passing
his own residepce to be conveyed Era his arriYal
there; however, be expired. in the carriage. Verdict of
the Coroner's Jury yesterday—Died; by the visitation of
God.

residing WI
met his dea

time been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

!cornplisbment

and have brought forward plans f
One chief objection is the length of I
Not that, in itself. it is too

duties are added, it becomes
quired,

t half-p

001, and go from the school

sent announcement

t the present systet

its improvemeE

when a

When children are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

parts to

-,erent period of the day-
__ for children and servants—oc,
ainistration of the communion in the afternoo,
ing for the working classes—week-day services, composed
the Litany and an exposition of the Bible—preaching.

ort after-
Lio oal ad -
t or even-

air—a k

tat service, on

ance and converses,_
and his wife with young persons after confirmatu,,
new, authorised, and cheap hymn-book—a large inerea,
of bishops, and still more of
tracts, " the itinerant literature
bleness of some plan of nationa
religious training shall be an es.

lose communion of the minister

deacons—a

otter quality

religion

'—the desire_
o, in which

ement,

IRELAND

APPOINTMENT.-Sir Coleman O'Loughlin, Bart
amed for Recorder of Dublin, on the mamma

t of Mr

Shaw on his full salar

BIBLE-BURNING.—The Rev. H. Townsend, rector of
Ballyovec, Mayo, complains that the Bibles are publicly
burnt in the open air, by the monks and their pupils, in
the parish of Partry, in the above county !
RATES IN DUBLIN.—Seven shillings' compensation in
the pound has been assessed on the property in the city
of Dublin, for all municipal purposes, to be paid by in-
stalments, Ist January, Ist April, Ist July, and Ist
October.

Mr. John O'Brien, M.P. for the
means to offer his services to the elects

f Limerick,
rkt

Of the cou

Clare, on tenant-right principles. The " Lord Bishop of
Killaloe," Dr. Vaughan, has, it seems, " promised that he
and his clergy will return the hon. gent. free of expense."
Mr. Frederick Hughes, of Ely-house—a financial re-
former, who also advocates an equitable adjustment of the
land question--has issued an address to the electors of the
borough of Wexford, soliciting their suffrages, in the
event of the retirement of the present member, Mr.
James Devereux.

FoG-BELL AT BELFAST.—The Belfast Chamber of
Commerce has appointed a committee to get the neces-
sary information for the council as regards the site, &c.,
of the fog-bell on the Copeland Lighthouse Island, it
having been reported that the present position was un-
suitable for the object of its erection.

WHIG JOB.
Lord Plunket. 1
is to be
of Sir Thomas Bur

,ourable David Plunket, son of
of the Court of Common Pleas.
succeeaet by Mr. Granby Burke, brother
'as Bur .e, Bart., M.P. Mr. Plunket retiree:
"annuation of £1,500 Irish, his full salary as
It is said that Mr. Plunket has not ap.
Bice for the last eighteen years.

upon a

prothonotiry

peered in his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

13, _

THE BURNING STEAM-SHIP,

And #rstpne universal shriek there rnsh'd,
Louder than the loud ocean; like a crash
Of &loins thunder; and then all was hush'
Gave the wild wind, and the remorseh ss d
Allows • '.:-.tervals there gush'd,
ipanied with a' convulsive splash,

I billows: but at

IN the majority of ti

isasters at se

ere is a terribl

inhlance

, however ti

details may b

varied. 1

d area on which

sent tuffer

mon e

i all must contend, with or without the accompani

of mutiny, fire, or storm

of the ocenrri

,scape, are features

© is a world

of inter

Lses the

,he sage ; and those who know not

Is those to whom it

s a subject of Bail

rnelanth

frnm ti,

past week, with frequent'showers
on, twe or three occasions there w
On Thursday night, a
gales of wind visited tht.
material damage here. T

port, bat w

vers
dneed some disasters there of a ser

,ts of Ireland a

City of I

1 day morning ti
I Windsor, did no
When she ouit

,t arrive till n a r

6 a.m

gins, that."

vessels o

port for Wales, nor did tlel3rrnceC
on Fritts!: and none of the mail ste
time, on the same day, at Holyli-
to sail on Friday night for Dubli
gale. The ship. Columbus,
port, was wrecked off Wh
attention of all, from two lady passengers, two steer,

the crew, Were
crew got este o
Seymour-street, Higher T

Ipart of the °nth;
Wright, of the same

but
DM Ne

Oa Thursd

morninz the ste

i;etiiing;;;;-1);
Anne, from Wi
lake, and two all
of tiles, bricks, 1

I wall i

..as overturnec
abated, and WA
lasted tilt Sund

were
_heavy
_a

w.s.w

I tremely cold

ia.s-i—e;fen.T;

received mo

I wreck of the Am

leing then fair. There

a steed

me gentleman
!tore, struck on t
vetting. Every effort

getting a rope on shore

a unavailing

ed upo

he third

LATES'

BY ELEC

DIRSOL

THE GALES' OP THE PAST WEEK.

IThe weather has been exceedirli,ly boisterous during the
sleet, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

,r in another part of

—We regret the disappoint•
The

,ut every precaution was taken to prevent
tion will take place on the 26th.

Nothing can be done witho

progressing; but the wor

ittee has not yet hi

to show

Ferip

ye cOmplained of the same thing c

One of t

ne nappy
of loca

out of Christiln-stye

I interest ; and if our friend,
icate the same by their signs
we shall feel obliged.

iberpoot tanbarb+

rumor

DAY MORNING, JAN

tUM OURS

13, 1852

11 afloat respectin

actual, or

seems

an admitted point

Ministry cannot hold tog

nd tha

Leral election
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

endeavour is made tc

Just publ

MEMOIR of the

ev. EDWD. BICKERSTETH, I
,y the Rev. T. R. Birks, M.A., Rec.

1-1. Rector of Wat
tor of Kelehal. In
price 16a., cloth.

ion, post Svo,

G. Townehend I
Elliott, M.A. Third Edit..

with a I

IL—SELECTIONS from the.-CORRESPONDENCE of th
Rev. J. T. NOTTIDGE, Miote;Rector of St. Helen's and St
Clement's, Ipswich. Edited by the Rev. C. Bridges, ALA
Post octavo, with a portrait, price As. 6d. cloth.
lll.—The LIFIW LETTERS, and OPINIONS of W. -
BEATS, Esq. Edited by his Son, A. Roberts, ALA
octavo, price7s. 6d., cloth.
IV.—PERSONAL RECOLLECTION:-
beth- octavo, w

By Charlotte Eliz

Ttrait, price

ROWLAND HILL. M.A. By 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ied were firmly embodied in our Liturg

_.‘g have been otherwise, without a
eie and their ministers had been for ages in OIL
, and when they were first brought into light, instead
making them see more clearly, it dazzled their eyr
and reduced them to the necessity of groping their •
The R

I it could n

miracl

:eformation was
; and that it wa

therefore
SO, was

Nothing was don

from mer,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

had it beer

one ele
but thr

with whi

one fourti

arvive to

well as

now do on t

' They that go dov

in the great waters,

the sailor is perpetual
Vet, in the itrunediat

ten fearfully incre

It is nal

thies should be k

gence of sulh disas

Ihouhl be the spont

to those whos

suffering,

tency between la'

by age, all civilise

ms are now e

slavery is merely re

very ni
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

author of

Second Edition

Dorset, March 23, 1839

Dorset

" Aids to DI

, price 4
LETTE:

Polk
or bet]

SEELEYS, Fleet-street and Hanover-street, London

- itanscap The nsual Commissil
.od., cloth. Fees to Medical Refe
RS and PAPERS of the late VISCOUNTESS pany.
JET. Edited by the Rey. Robert Daly, A.M.,
,werscourt. Fourth Edition, foolscap Byo, price '-'.• falling

the 9th of Januar
December 22. 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

I _ ARRIVED

St. Domingo—Generai'fiunlOp.Skt..
ridge, New Orleans—South Carolina,
celsior, Crocker, New York—Orwell, Campbell, Prince Edwar.
Island—Edward Rose, Masnay, Bordeaux—Ann, Roberts, Ma
rans—Vesta, Wright, Savanilla—George. Gordon, St. Stephen's

eld, and Metok
Sandford, Mobi

.ctic (s.), Luce, for New York

Livorn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

N. Shannon, connoanc

mplement of passe

ship Gla
Clyde at

tewart

•, COM

ler, sailed from the
y about noon on Saturday, for Halifax and Boston,
ie usual mails, a fine cargo of French and other goods,

The screw steam-
sailed from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

all respec

as if the underwriters 15

Life Insurance offices i

ase there is a premier

; in the otl

and we will pay when called upon

rewards

not for ever be dependent

directors

1. the empty

It is curious to observe

A. man of clear

rarefied in c

to seize up,

Mill, with di,
ness and pri

le cabin fl

property

1, can d

ircu costar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ithout concealment; imperial airs are played by

the military bands ; the

rnperial eagle has been

restored on the

banners of the army, and on the

decorations of the Legion of Honour ; until

have already come to regard the transition as very
knd if the people have one of their toys

slight

e desire be so easily met, then " war

glorious war

it matters little where or with whom

the foregoing are somewhat more ti

straws upon the wind, is

he lac

)use in order

increased by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

can be don

STANDARD,

Aiarketo

---♦--

VERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET,

&tzar : In consequence of the London market opening at
still lower prices on Tuesday last, the demand here has been
extremely limited, and our quotations are accord
Is. for white Benares, and to ratl
descriptions ; the sales comprise
3engal, and 1,250 Madras. Foreign: 1,200 ban
have been sold for export at 15s. 3

ly reduced
asier rates for all other
0 hhds. 13. P., 5,000 bags

new brown
oer cwt. from

S 6 Porto Rico at
it Its 6d

f Molasses are 100

A. 3d. from the Quay,
nd Muscovado at 12s. per
Int change, and the sales

.
from 30s. 64. to
casks Antigua a
and 270 Cuba cl
cwt.—Coffee :
comprise 30 tees. Jamaica, a f
Native at 405., 900 bags (
lots of Java and St. Domi
in fair request, 6,000 bag
from 9s. to 9s. 3d., and
95. 94. per cwt. for low tr
inquired for, and for the lower qualities a small advance has
been paid; the sales are 100 puns. Leewardst
former at Is. 61d. proof, the latter at full rata
India have been sold at 1
good business has been don
good ordinary are id. to id
Is., being sit. to Id. dearer

casks Plantation at 505., and
st 38s. to 485.. and small

Ca
go at 405
a of Ar

Rise has been

Yom 8s

mod brOicen.—

—Rum is rather m,

; 100 hh
gallon.—

ate contr

, ordinary to
and the better grades from 9d• to
the Pckoe kinds are without alte-

;es, 2,350 (chief!

with all fault

'finites for Tallow, at i7s

4. for Petersburg Y.(

-40 tons Lar
i'ut Oil 335.

nK in Baltic —TN
ount to only 700 b,

LIVERPOOL COT
Monday
n obtain

holders of Anierica
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

i of the vessel or

.uu aes ruts mein, Mat - "aY. uorpor
for the creation of Regiment of Royal Dragoons
.nd extension line from having committed a breach o

.., oe made - -
. ,783. The corn- degradatio..
the funds required for the head with hi,
or by acts affectins through his chest.
,•ed for Mr. Pitt Taylor stat
Amendment Society, that excl

carbine, the 1

al acts, the statutes of

!hirty th

;e; but the difficult.), is to

London and ii7l

.ave the ship

le masters to em o:

mails, passeng

y consequi
At the Ca,

ridge Bor

ugh Sessions a

.
crime, having. been given (
to twelve months' impriso

In the Ir

Edward Griffin, a
applied under the protection act.
£1,700 of debts contracted whilst he
had also made Mr..

he three year

too fast

g to wrest his carbine from a sentr
%In staring him in the face, shot hi

__f thiougli
Alla passing completely

, at a recent meeting
• • -

tam the pr

of the Law

tna par a of statutes, which are in that predicament.
In London, yesterday week, at the Mansion-house,
four Germans, named Arnold Gerber, William Wagner,
Philip Kessler, and Solomon Krakaner,
_were brought
barn,. th.

ninster Bank, purportin

by S. Dean and Co. They wert,
The shipwrights of hylton, an important shipbun,..
station on the Wear, have been out on strike during the
last two or three weeks. The points in dispute between
'nesters and men are—the allowances to be given on
---days and when caulking ; the privileges of the
and before the bell has rune : tha

I remanded for a week

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany's ship Montrose. arrived at Southampton on Wed-
nesday night, from Cadiz, having come home thence with
only one paddle-wheel, propelled by both engines, assisted
Eby her canvas. The day after leaving Cadiz the Montrose
:xperienced very heavy weather. She brings neither

by her of

rs. nor cargo, and not having call
Vigo, there is no intelligence
She left Cadiz on the 31st December.
t Monday, H. P;
remitted on a charge of

two gold watches; a dressing-ca

articles from the rooms of members of Magu—
Emmanuel Colleges in that University, pleaded guil
the first, charge, and the others were not pressed.
irreproachable character, with the exception of the present
f the prisoner, he was sentenced
nment.
.8' Cour'

london,c

most

rvice in Hunga
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Mr. Bii
Mr. Eln
METRO]

Mr. T. Daw
Mr. Farran,

Lord Clifd

VE it FOOL

:apt. Smith

Mr. Eli

Mr. Osborne
La Gazza La
Mr. Davenpc
CUES'

Mr. Farra

Mr. Martins
THE

Lord Zetlan,
Lord Eglintc

Mr. Itarrisor
Sir ft. Pigot'i
Lord Caledor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

In France, public affairs are beg

.spect. The success of the coup d'etat

r impressed

the mind of the President

with the conviction that he has the game in his

own bands

unded, it is thot

But it d

,y now

present, tl.l

.s ago, for ex

fully estab

he inqulrj

us conduct, not only on

wern-

It appeared

vessels had b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ftriDNE.IDAY 6.

TO MUSICAL AMATEURS.
priE u
NE IV MUSICAL SOCIETY.
ncourteoua treatment which the Practical
thiCtrobers of the Philharmonic Society have receivt
Ist ands of the Committee has demi it desirable tl
formreAMATEUR MUSICAL SOWETY should be forint
and gentlemen, -

are willing to aid in the
..ietrilither as Practical Members or
41!ri bers, are requested to send their Names and Addresses
Idl .T AKIO SMITH, Music-seller, Lord-street.
oed 1111RG. to make the necessary arrangements, will be

lay, of which due noiic

N o'ric-4.II7RRPOOL UNION BANK.
, • 0fi1,,,.., AS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND
ritte
9f
81.. -year endin
"Dr The IfirriAtrCerit.on the Capital Stock of the Company,
g the Slat December last,- being at the
°tint ager Cent• Per Annum will be paid to the Proprietor,
lavaawbe I 2tb Instant. '
—"DiSFER BOOKS willl-O,OCLOSED frost
k , A ,ITAAncluatve„
'''"44 MERTIeNIWTA
Fehr*" • - ei.kaa'rf ,r
• :ittotte
n,A44 -ROOm
-lock.: g

he PROPRISTORS will be
On TiitIRSDA.T, the sth of
rder of tbe Board,
►3IE9 LISTER, Manager.
852,

)4**4llresg, sht Amara

LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT
BLIND.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of this CORPO-
RATION will be held at the SCHOOL, on FRIDAY 6ext,
the 16th instant, at Eleven o'clock, for the purpose of ELECT-
ING a President, four Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer, and a
Committee, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament.
All persons who have contributed the sum of at one
"" Donation, or not less than is. as an Annual Sub-
-ntinue to pay the same, are Members of this

acription, and
Corporation.
'rho

acknowledge tj

ies, Donations, 8i

:nomas Francis, Esq
Graham, Esq
Irs. Eliza Cr(

Sarni. Sandbach, I

LEGACII

receipt of the follow.

:e of Bebington, per John

late of Breck-road. Everton, pe
Phomas Atkinson, Esqrs
j„ late of Liverpool, per Wm. F

5 0 0

y-hall (decease

4., ditti

.elOO 0.
10.0

50 0 0

D9O 0 0

4 0 0

11150 0 0
. 20 0 0
. 10 10 0

10 0 0

, 10 0_ 0
1 10 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

oning about, scream

he deck with his

nevitable fate

A gentleman

only, both une
cv, and with their arms round each other walked come
to
AmonthA ships hatches, and fell together into the flames.
cl
reltitsthe Passengers who were lost in the Amazon
'ete,,,,e,acconinlished Eliot Warburton, the author of the
, Tll,;**
e and the Cross. Hoeholann
r4liefi(7"l"-
1114 to
•
e to., widows and .
" of husbands and
evidenc,

at Southamr

crew lived

most of the i

mourn I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

1

)r other snitable.,
n the above ports,

(with or without a Pilot,

ing December, as n
LIVERPOOL

Sails from Clare*

FRIDAY,
FRIDAY,
- .

Januar

MONDAY, Feb

o'clock, bl

First Cabin

Steerage,grifect

Apply to JAMES HART
Market-street, Manchester

Sligo ; Jot

3
" _

s DAY,

WEDN.
TUESDA' January 27, at o _
And from-CORK for LIVERPOOL

DAY, lalili

BELFA

powerf

SATURDAY,

January 20,
January 24,
January 29.

!fast Stea

WM. WILSON and SO

re of St

.her of theinr

o'clock, from
HARBOUR, in

For DUnLIN.

WEDNESDAY

anuary 14, al

wY January 19, at 8 o'cic
From DUBLIN to BELFAS
V TUESDAY, returning
OR, BEAUMARIS
The PR

,rnmander,
or the Stati

PIERHII

led t(
01 and Glas

with Goods and

23, at
_ljA,clocir-, Forenodn

ONE HOUR be

T. MARTIN and BURNS and (
12, Water-street, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST STEAMERS

HE CORK STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
first-class powerful Steamers are intended

TheStean2o73TpatSl3l‘lol,lgoDcicCitT;tteariinioPoit:
21, at 10 o'clock, Morning.
lock, Afternoon

ery SATURDAY

orner of N_eilpsoryn DoNWckAOI

t 10 o'clgek, Evenir
it j2,o'dock, Evenir
4 o'clock

5, Water-street

Icoa DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
BEAUMARIS AND CARNARVON.
ivir THE CITY 01 tiILPIANATILIM-PACKET
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
et wee 0113 G g()lgA3l7llPda 7ICZYI yin Her Majesty's
t;;SelyMAJjaiSy
,g:—From Holyhead, 1-s'.A.m. and 5 49 A.M
tengs"'

.. 'soon after its the;Mails are on board; from
K notown, 1 0 P.M. and 7 30 0., Dublin time.
The EBLANA, IRONED, TRAFALGAR, and WIND-
SOR, of from 600 to Bna burtben and 360 and 380 horse-
ort.

tivs3CY EVEN: Iva (Sunday excepted), at Seven
rince's Pierhead, Liverpool, for KINGSTOWN
I from KINGSTOWN HARBOUR for LIVER-

at Seven o'clock

Cargo Vessels (as below)from the Clarence Dock to DUBLIN
QUAY

and CARN

00 horse power,

EDNESDAY and
, and from Mena

must be sent to U

'HY, Me

Eden-quay, Dubli

NTH WAITE: Agent

verpoel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

early allied to the
ad much ,t

I reign, when he was asked

nstrutnent d

received at o

time the

n to grant licena

for the

it in c

he checks, which are cc

The of

11, provost of Bevert

state, and entertai

he was chaplain
,r of seven hundred

m want

)ersons
Besidei

The othei wit

the grant is date
1.249 ; which sore

ar Oxford

ing picture of niediteva
England in the older

Mr. Mayer placed on tht
rhich had been sent to hint

lent bread of our

eked it

,nd three
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

DONALD CURRIE
Broad-street

chesfer;to JOHN WALKER, ifAc Market-street; Or here. to
BURNS and MAC JIVER. 1, Rumford•street:

aintttb tatgp

THE
\N LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA
11v STEAM-SHIP Co.'s AND
PENNSYLVANIA STEAM-SHIPCo.'s

New Sc

H ESTER

R. Leitch

Are intended to soil in conjur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

FROM LIVERPOOL FOR PHILADELPHIA
IF PITTSBURGH .... WEDNESDAY.. -

CITY OF GLASGOW ....
CITY OF MANCHESTER

WEDNESDAY

FROM PHILADELPHIA FOR LINER'
CITY OF PITTSBURGH THURSDAY . . . .
CITY OF GLASGOW THURSDAY ....
CITY OF MANCHESTERT ..
- URSDAY
CITY OF GLASGOW THURSDAY
CITY OF MANCHESTE THURSDAY

11 February

4th Man
sth Marc

ES OF PASSAGE.
FROM LTV 00L. FROM PHILADELPHIA.
First Cabin, 2 uineas. First Cabin, 100 Dollars.
Second Cabi 13 Guineas. Second Cabin, 60 Dollars.
lifeluding all Provisions and Steward's Fee.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Ship.
Passengers will find Philadelphia the roost central port
'- • . •• .

o Havana, b
Charleston..

Railway Tickets 1

Steam, via
,8.64

, .412 10 0

Hardware, &c., will be taken, subject to agreement, payable
here or in Philadelphia, at .84 80c. per pound sterling.
Apply in Philadelphia and New York toTHos. RICHARDSON;
in Belfast, to RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co. ; in Glasgow, to
PATRICK HENDERSON and Co.; in Dublin, to CORNELIUS
n London, to EDWA RDS, SANFORD, and Co.,
PICKFORD and Co., for Goods ; in
8, Rue de la Paix ; and in

ARLETON
,r Passen

Liverpool,

RICHARDS(

BROTH ERS

iirtia

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STEAM COMMUNICATION

BETWEEN' LIVE!
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the progr
vilised wor

for the 1.

ET.-WIND'
Privy Counc

alf.past two o

ment a

ry, for t

reclamation, notifying the per

mnd the c

nil broke up,

to the rnir.

t the 1

go-office, Dow

Lre in t

3rought

isent from the citify

red his inters

'ERSEDED.—J
rho wan aide

atepant of
Harry Sm

It is confidently
cies, that upon

iesiger WI
ected Speaker of
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seldom been our duty to ri

if life and

the Amaz

f a calami

altogethe

time of sailin

'ers and

crew were u

bandoned.

e wer

he rict

d by ff.

of destruction. DL

ch must have seemed

a perioc

operty than that which occurred during

led from •ur shores

bout 33

and at a moment wh
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was led to the

13 inconceivably
c hands were

:ave way befor

y wha
hened

of our

D must

those ad v

anists than that derived from the (
y VIII. They were fond of hold

oe answerec
ism fro

ith from t
to that ar

; and then they Walt
expected to proceed f
cl that we received

Henry VIII

le Word of

was read

'eery VIII

nstruments v
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e!. of the boat's

Mme time

the boa

mass of flames
iefi beat down I

or food, the crew

France,

near as

but_without any

and Mr. Vincent pro

into two watches. when a man
a sail; for upwards of an hour
could not be ascertained. She,
'e out to be an outward bound
Marsden, of London, Captain
iausted crew on board, and
eatest possible kindness. He
)ast of France, but could not.

1, and

ecelved and
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the first thing that ought to be don:

minds of all t

young pith principles

re opposed to ever":

ley. W. Pou.ocK then rose, am

extermination, promulgated against, the Cana..
..4ress the auditory. He never reflected upon that against Agag, rather than the persuasion and to. great work, the Reformation of the 16th century, without precepts of our Saviour. But that spirit they had de- •
being more and more deeply convinced, from the evidence rived from Romanism. which still retained the code of tigatim,
afforded by its history, that it was incontestably the work persecution pronounced ages ago, against heretics and standard,
of God. He did not arrive at that conviction solely be- infidels, in that canon law whirl' Cardinal Wiseman opened his court of inquiry, on Ti
cawe it was a great work, but because of the weakness wished to re-establish in this country. Edward
i
•.
• '& -I ••

roach the

it„ „d I to prison for twelve months

a ments

'his kingij

ought them to a
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Itracted a large cc

Ith a

hat of (

)a the 3d that.,
wife of Mr. TL

On the 4th in

lit., in I

)n the 4th

On the 4tl

chief officer of the st
daughter of Captain'

ast have goi,c awal
sire scenes opcne

A "The New World
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t Gibralter, and

Plencia, (
New On

,ana, at Pal

Edward Is•
state, 16tt

sink,ng
he Gener

al Dtinloi

nei Islan

is. Ca'mitt

ofof Goo,

e. whict