The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

..;allocvays," which are so
have been started in the

TuF~la, running at the rate of a p
614 \
"trn DOCK POLICE STATION, at the end of
libeell'e's Dock, has been abandoned, and possession
Ta 4 taken of the new station at Collinswood Dad
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nny a mile.

. -----NANT OF IRELAND has forwarded
; distribution among the gallant fellows who suc-
dl l'escuing the crew and passengers of the Bhurt-

t!tt„
ie„' To G. GREENALL, ESQ., is the
°f a number of gentlemen of Conservative viesys
° the member for Warrington a public dinner, in
or

election

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tac, ,AR DRIVERS were fined five shillings and
re at the Police-court, on Tuesday, for neelecting
r ackets to persons hiring their cars, which they are
to do

TitAxs 4 law.
the AND RENEWAL OF LICENSES.-011 ThUTS-
frZititrates held a court for the- transfer and re-
'leelases. when a considerable number of applica-

ere disposed of

107,.'cARISBRICK FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL
\*. al held on Monday, at the house of Mr. W. Hal-
iiett:A-moss
rn .years The specimens exhibited were equal
lorer.

"11.00
4tde'RS DAVIES AND RICHARD SMITH were corn-
A 046 trial, on Saturday, charged with breaking into
14 °f Dr. Turnbull, 4, Mornington-terrace, on the
and stealing £3l.

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AND D. BUSBY, omnibus proprietors,
on Tuesday, twenty shillings and costs in one
ten shillings and costs in another case, for
6 horses with sore shoulders.
"Y OF A MAN NAMED TAYLOR, a hasbasket-
tiltete been found in a ditch, near Southport. The
L
lektic tied tightly with a scarf. It is supposed that
P, unhappiness was the cause of suicide.

ett It continues in a state of excitement on the
of the pending election. Meetings are held
of the friends of Mr. Fox and Mr. Heald, and tea-
toteand balls are given to the electors and non-

g°44l4lsstovs ned by the Lord-Lieutenant of the
441
Ipalatine of Lancaster :—Robert Andrews. Esq.,
"°tl °a•Walshman Anderson, Esq., the Hon. Edward
411; ,Wilbrahanl, and Edward Boyer, Esq., to be De-
b,.'entenants.

nAN, NAMED WILLIAM ATKINSON, who
14 the service of Mr. P. L. Mactaggart, Bold-
L.kehaas brought up at the Police-court, on Tuesday,
1.911 v.tge of stealing four silk handkerchiefs, and other
Tt6',.."e property of his master. He was sent to gaol
months.

the"Rl) 'WELLINGTON MEETING.—The requisition
'tlll "I.aTor, requesting him to eall the Wellington
1143,, talked of some time ago, was presented on
IrThe deputation included Mr. Charles Turner,
ilioZessrs. John Moss, Wm. Brown, M.P., Thomas
Itifi.al), T. Bold, and others. Saturday next has
'm for tile meeting, which will be held in the Ses-

ATLANTIC STEAM SKIPS.—The British and
kltso;/)3erican Royal Mail steam-ship Niagara, Stone,
11,1y,114 el. took her departure from the Mersey cn Sa-
Ott— 12.5, p.m., bound for Boston, with ninety-five
Ntels, besides the usual mails on board. The Hon.
liesi"mrence, the late representative of the United
b this country, Miss Lawrence, and Colonel law-
yo Le among the passeneers. To.morrow, (1% ed-
`" Pacific, Captain Nye, will sail for New York.

Pre4Sarn.
t, APPOINTMENTS.-ISt Regt
%7Dett. tit Clifton, Esq., to be Colonel, vice Plumbe
kßl,Rin:l"!eigned ; Richard Pudsey Dawson, Esq., to be
011,11,1°Ice Shaw. retired.-2d Regt. John Ireland
Apt's:, jun.. Esq., (late Major in the Ist Itegt.,) to
Lgarn ;Eint-.Colonel. vice Hilton Ford, resigned ; Geo.
k 11:, t,„ Z_lutining Esq., to 'be Captain ; Thos. Littledale,
ve Captain. vice Leigh, resigned ; Robt. Adeane
'k \ tent., to be Lieutenant.
N).` 0131,,t
ht.ing EXAMPLE.—The Countess of Derby, before
1111,,,,
Oowsley Hall for 'London, considerately antici-
Oerally exceeded the usual Christmas bounties
s,N" lib d
Clothing to the wives and families of the cot-
-4404 aellendents, and others of her poorer neighbours.
)aljtp4?°lrid Knowsley and other parts of the parish of
44441 a more particularly to poor widows, and to
~14g,„`nous and struggling persons as may be sup-
'ge families without parish assistance.
1/41,1t: Pies eocrETrEs.—On Tuesday, the coroner held
k .1 " 0
eU f, n the body of a man, 42 years of are, who
ktcnrollr "rh apoplexy. The deceased, Patrick Duggan,
I,lloller 2tl in not less than three burial societies. The
IN ."Pressed his disapprobation of burial clubs,
14deelfar,e survivors were not able to bury the body
. e
110 d -ed relative, the parish was bound to do it.
children in such societies, he said if
o Pea h as put by every week to b egiven to them when
ed a certain age, he could see some sense in it.

ritallG RAILWAV ACCIDENT.—On Friday morning,
'as B. Sparks, of the firm of Hunt and Sparks,
Fenwick- street, was about to get into a
4h 4,..-,.-o,uyton-station, near Liverpool, while thetrain
yde
ou‘.ti n, when he slipped between the wheels and
VA be': the platform. His feet were severely crushed,
ytki Ing immediately conveyed to the Royal Infirmary
# IQ tha°,ll...q both legs was found necessary. We under-
-1 IQ
Air. Sparks is progressing as favourably as can
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GREATTIMESTRIAN FEAT.—This unrivalled
N,t,' Continues to excite the wonder of the public in
Nin,;iiefiS feat of walking two thousand miles in two
t" half -hours, on the ground behind the Pine
2wling Green Hotel, Park-road. Up to two
443iesferday, he had accomplished 1336 miles. He
t*(),,..4 excellent spirits and eats heartily. On Satur-
edical gentlemen examined him and pronounced
'ellent health. If he continues, he will have
by ten o'clock on the Ist of November ;

• CHURCH .or ENGLAND SCHOOL SOCIETY
I meeting of this society, held on Friday last

lit"tur Campbell in the chair, the resignation
'fin Bowes, head-master of the North School,
'y the secretary, the Rev. F. Barker, and was
, It, Was then resolved that the secretary should
nnd, at the came time, express the regret

losing the services of so valuable a

TmPanied by their best wishes for his futun
i),:t..coiiegJeres Bran,
will suth of
cceede National Society'l
Battersyea,