The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

reet your ears—the death of the

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MONDAY NIGHT

are was inevi-

BUSINESS of every
has flagged, speculat
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1 COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY NEWS.

kind, during the past week,
on being entirely at a stand-

nce, somewhere, pressing►

counties

..c►eLy consists of an unlimited number
is a of members, holding one or more shares of £5O each, the
t, believe me ! is already up payments on which are eight shillings per month, and one
eor Aklas. Cardinal shilling a quarter for expenses, but any member may pay
• -- :., his subscriptions in advance, and be allowed interest
thereon at the rate of £3 per cent. until an allotment is
But it is useless wasting time made. The funds will be appropriated in purchasing
shall see what we shall see. estates for subdivision, in allotments at least worth forty
Madame POITEVIN and the " distinguished shillings per year, amongst all the members.
" may come down an undistinguished mass of Many shareholders on the first subscription-day paid up
ily. the full amount of their shares Indeed, the Executive
Committee have met with such powerful and extended

support from the Conservative party in their most praise-
worthy effort to save the county constituencies from being
swamped by the Radicals, that they are already taking
active measures to secure land in various parts of England.
It is hoped that in a very short time they will be able to
complete the purchase of a large estate in one of the home

Arrangements have been made for holding a series of
public meetings in the principal counties, to explain fully
the principles and objects of the association. At the last
meeting of the Executive Committee the Lord Viscount
Ranelagh was appointed chairman of the society, and
Colonel Brownlow Knox, M.P., vice-chairman.—Morn-
ing Herald.

I BANKRUPTCY COURT, YESTERDAY

RE STEPHENS.
In this case, Mr. Commissioner Perry, on taking his
seat, said he understood no balance sheet had been filed,
this being the day fixed for the final examination of the

bankrupt.
Mr. Duke, solicitor to the bankrupt, replied that such
was the case, but arrangements were in progress for the
purpose of annulling the bankruptcy, and for that pur-
pose he applied for an adjournment for a week or ten
days.
The other side assenting, the case was adjourned until
the 4th October.
His Honour remarked that he did not approve of the
balance sheet not being filed in proper time.
Mr. Duke said the balance sheet would certainly have
been filed, but the cash book was in Scotland, owing to a
suit pending in the courts there, and could not be ob-
tained until it was over.

" The ship Bhurtpore, Bainbridge, mast
pool for New Orl
got on shore this morning, at 3 a.m., outs
near Wexford, and soon filled with water
the passengers have been got ashore to
and boats are now out expecting
Shortly after striking, the masts were cu
boat that arrived reports that the hull was ix
expected to go to pieces."
Later accounts since arrived state that the ill-fated
ship had gone to pieces, and that the remainder of the
passengers and crew, with the exception of five persons,
who were unfortunately drowned, had been got ashore
and landed at Wexford.
The Bhurtpore was a fine ship, of about 1,300 tons
register, and was only on her second voyage.
Messrs. Pilkington and 'Wilson, the owners of the
Bhurtpore, have despatched a steamer to bring over the
passengers to Liverpool, and have also arranged for ano-
ther ship to convey them hence to their destined port.

4'o save the remainder.
The last

INQUESTS, YESTERDAY.

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The following inquests were held yesterday
H. Statham, Esq., deputy-coroner, at the

office :
On the body of a boy, aged six years, named Thomas
Mills, who lived in No. 3 Court, Ivy-street, Vauxhall-
road. It appeared from the evidence that on Saturday
morning the deceased got upon the shaft of an empty cart
which was being drawn at the tail of another cart, and, as
it passed along, a jolt caused the deceased to fall off. The
off wheel went over the deceased, and he died from the
injuries he had received in about a quarter of an hour.
Verdict—accidental death.
On the body of an infant, aged two months, named
Ann Kelly, who lived with her parents at No. 18, Brick-
street. The mother of the deceased stated that on Satur-
day night she went to bed about midnight, and, after
doing so, gave her child the breast. S:ie then laid it by
her side, and when she awoke next morning. about a
quarter past seven o'clock, found the child dead. Verdict—
died from being accidentally overlain.
On the body of Emma Edwards, aged 26, a prostitute,
who lived at No. 11 Court, Back Mansfield-street. The
deceased was in the habit of being out at late hours in the
night, and drinking hard. On Sunday morning, about
three otclock, she went to bed with her c
liquor. Next morning, about half-past six
found dead. Mr. J. A. Sumr
mortem examination of the bo
disease of the heart. Verdict acco

er compa

ler, surgeon, niai

he was

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