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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

t Preston,

hinabeth K.
Considerable lai

id treated hers

eturning Lom

g a rat

and Far

11 from his pocket

MANCRESTEII

e prosecntrix, in

His lordship expressed

d sentenced 11(

The robbery was

,g Preston horse
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aced that ti

Isked his lordship to adjourn to
when ho would be in a pusitic

upon the &tom
His LORDSHIP
O'clock to nine th
will address the ju
The most intense interest was manifested in the case,
and the court was densely crowded during the whole of
the day. We learn that some hundreds of gentlemen
from Manchester came over purely out of curiosity to hear
the facts of-the ease.

ssented, and the court adjourne(
morning, when Mr. Serjeant
y on behalf of the defendant.

d at six

THE CAUSB LIST

Rin for

Lave all been

ithdrawn.. Th,
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hero subjected to a so

I met the defendant On the Withing

son was before him on ti,
fendant out to Mr. Thomp2
seen with the lady in the

ornpson a

al diem,*

examined.-

Frarding

first sl

The firs
I road, 111
lie poin

idsbury

:ancheater within the

t a mill in Manchester, an

I him if 1

are, along wit

tad taken liim there

ley were both looking at it. Just
:d there they psrted. Mr; Middleton IN
ing, and Mrs. Harding towards Didsbur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

woman, name

bed a brick, tied

the offs_

)f Open

,ulders, I

rican Rosin has advanced 6d. pei cwt.,
- fluidity having brought 3s. 9d. ; 1000 br,.,
have been sold at 45., up to 12s. per c..
: At the public sales on Tuesday, only a small
Sat India Kips found buyers, at 'ad. to 'ad. for
sid for first rubbed ; 500 dry salted Brazil realised
er lb., and 4000 salted River Plate Horse 4s. 3d. to
—The Tallow market has been dull, Petersburg
in small lots at 365. 9d. to 375.; about 350 piper
South Am, !an sold at 335. 6d. for low brown up to 365. foe
fine quality, and 90 hlids. North American at 365. 6d. to 37a.
per cwt.-60 to 70 tons of Lard are reported at 475. 3d. to 485.,
being a decline of Is. to 2s. per cwt.—Baltic Hemp is quiet, at
former rates.—Holders of Jute continue very firm, and the
Vales of 550 bales have been made, at very full prices.

)und, an
1. to 41d,

4s. 6d. eac
Y. C. sellir
in

LIVERPO

OL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 26
)f business was transacted hetwep.

anti monday last, at run prices for all descriptions; subsel
quently, however, the market has become flat, and the demand
n Par- limited, American descriptions closing *d. per lb. cheaper for
re and the middling, and id. to fd. for the lower qualities. Brazil
of the. generally commands extreme rates, but Egyptian is slightly in
the buyer's favour. Surats have been in steady request, but
at rather easier prices. Speculators have taken 6170 American,

there are r
arid 62

3rted for export

Year. imrct

105501 101
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SATURDAY, April

THURSDAY,

mg Belfast 4petive

ERPOOL

LIVERPO(

'HE CORK S'

k. 4

first-class powerful S
to leave as under
L I'

EtPOOL

OCEAN. C

)L AND BELFAST STEAMERS

COMPANY'S

rs are intender

CORR

Steam-shin NINIRoD, Captain'i'mm

o'clock, Mor
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iooni, on which occasion the Re

preside

—During the past week we have had a I
pv,imen of several seasons of the year. Tuesday repre-
sented April or October ; Wednesday, May or Sept
her ; while Thursday fell back again to the end of M
I
)at," or the be

TnE WI

ning of November, The morning of Friday
as the same, while in the evening it reached April or
October; Saturday was a regular January day, and Sun-
day rose to April or October again. Yesterday was a day
in April or October ; and thus every month has been
represented, except June, July, and August.
CHILD OVERLAIN.—An inquest was held hcfo:e the

coroner, y

old, named Robert

about on

o'clock on Sunday roc
fell asleep while he w

breast

On swat

on Sunday morning, the child was foun
s head on her breast, in the s

her arms, vri
tion as she 1

I were not quite s

rnortern
AMAT
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ence, in any

any election for members of parliament.
the Conservatives " fair play," should they think pr,
to bring forward an opponent to the Hon. W. O. °'
Earl Gt osvenor's own seat is secure.—C'
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—On Saturda-

This will aff

ening, Mr. John
all, youngest son of the late James
Bailey, Esq., was returning home from Nattwich
fine valuable horse, and when at the end of ti
thoughtlessly attempted to leap h
paling adjoining a deep mud ditch,
both horse and rider fell in the (lit(
was killed on the spot. Mr. Bails

Bailey, of M

ill aston-

When, t

scaped w

TOWNSHIP OF HIGHER BEBINGTC

—At the a

vestry meeting of th

Ferry Hotel

H. Steele in the

appointed surveyors for the ensu
and Mr. Oxton were

aton be
Mr. I

,ppoint

appropriatec

br twa

'G OF COTTON ON THE

Y.—On Mor
.ain was proci

pester, which

I from t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

XVERPOOT

3r the

ustained.
. Alderman H

of intimacy wit} ___
blishment at Didsbur

I time of t

a the habit

ninee.
gone to

by Mr.
r.sid

t know until

cord betwe

plain tiff and

ding cpe,plain of ti

plainti

harsh terms

xcept t

rrepara

at know!,

plaintif

s case Mr. Hardir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

before (

the King'
Forster, a

supposed t
ignited, an

E. Dri

morning of t

2d instant.

kceidental

injuries on the
On Wednesday,. at tht, ouLcon,
view of the body of James Penney, aged two years. The
deceased was playing in the road, and a cart passed over
him and killed him on the spot. "Accidental death."—
On Wednesday,, at the King's Arms, Parr, on Daniel Ree
aged two years. The dereA.pa • •

down by a

passed ove

body, on the

askell, surg

ORMSKIRK

NON-PAYMENT or RATES.—On Tuesday last, twenty.-
four persons were summoned before the magi:4-
th.) police-court, for non-payment of rates. Ti.
ordered to pay them within fourteen days.
PROTESTANTISM AND POPERY.---OR fay
the Rev. R. P. Blakeney, incumbent of Fist
Claughton, Birkenhead, delivered a lecture the Town-
hall. The subject chosen by the
" The Church of Rome not P-
colle^"-

on was made at the clog,

:rates, at
hey were

Friday evenin7
Christ r"

aid of the Home

Tmation Society

.errace,

street, of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

weetened with foreign

r or treacle.

piping.

They will not dance to the

from the magnAtes of

net Anti-monopoly Association, ar
other kindred abortion, the Financial Reform Asso-
ciation, know it well. But a week ago them)
as they deemed, formidably active;
e only hysterically uneasy. Their
energy exhausted itself, we regret to say, in the

es were

now they

ation of a fib, the ever "to be remembered

"Sir THOMAS Buts

a not re-

How the requisition subsequently got
this gentleman, who had "not resigned,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

and destructive of the beat interests of

The Earl of DERBY will carry on his Gove

undeterred by the fact

sness of Liberalism

business of the ses

3n ; and this do

be necessary
e, and having

;ii circumstances

rn to rank amonitst

says he is one of the chief, having " shared the
obloquy" of their founder. All he promises, how-
ever, is to maintain Free Trade, without a word of
Protestantism, or any other inconvenient subject.
The Newcastle Journal says that " Sir Jame,
in ;Carlisle, on Thursday evening, from London,
and was received at the station by a few of his old
age, he friends of the era of 1837, who escorted him to tt-

s arrived

n and Mitre He

, in a very

~!an procession

headed by a shabby band of music, and two o
three of the old flags which were flapped insultingly
in the face of the great moss-trooper when these
same persons turned him out of his seat for the
Eastern Division of the County, as A DOUBLE.
DYED TRAITOR.' " He afterwards addressed the
electors, and in the course of his speech reminded
them of the paramount importance of promoting a
cordial union among Reformers and Free Traders,
and stating that the great temptation on his part
to come forward as a candidate was the being asso-
: -.vith so faithful and tried a Reformer as
Mr. FERGUSON. He was in favour of distributing

elective franchise among larger poi,
than at present, and conferring it more largely on
de. I r.--
hut he

lations

)ns possessing intelligence and science,
could not support the ballot,

ength into tF

and entered at great
•hich he
rig to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

SIC"

ANGLO-ITALIAN STEAM

splendid, powerfu
TRINACRIA, (New,) 1
GENOVA
LIVORNO

~w'~~?`~~~~~
<, ~,

a rdess, a

only to

gents, 31, Wate

k, Mor

FAST, BANG
A RNA RVON

STEAM-P.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

fair, thi

Id and about

,e prisoners in
d to ten years'

es Turner (20) and
th having assaulted

y of a purse containing 30s.
1 by the exami-
which it

on the d

ay of the rob

as she said, throttled

The identity of the parties

;rdict of acquittal was

John Hol

nd guil

Of hay
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

CH, iVI.I)

'equire more than f

tho,
the spouters
would fill thi
Conservatives concede a wider representation,
Radicals must concede septennial Parliaments.

1 which

n Were are
sual for one to seek or ex

•0 parties to a bargain

2 It IS at

o have all his own

e voting will be by ballot, whenever the dut
ous blessings of the llumE Reform Bill descet
- Perhaps the beauties of the French sy
-pled his vision ; though for our ov

upon us

tern have da

part we never liked our English system so well as
since the recent election of the French President.

preserve purity of voting
which regulate the machii

'fere are influences

rind the cu

and even the Pre
the force which two arguments poss
knife and dollar bills. Our own

dent of the S

admit

the ballot are not mu,
We have seen it, among intell(
influenced by every species of co:

in favour

one occasion there were more votes
successful candidate, wherever they
than there should have been for all together !
Mr. I-lumE would also widen the I

in favour of the

s of repre-

le would aboli

be qual

required, so as to throw open

Df St. S

nnen's to any aspirant

local arrangeMents so that we mi

e many

more representatives than at present

ree determined by mere nun

a mountainous district

tzerland, it may be

ion
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Vould svrear it.

xotherton, M.P

write to Mr. Brotherton,

ables to him
hert,

a quarto:

Witnes

who was a domestic in the E
. du; &feta an ts,riattina_ths
frequently during the past two years

Harding 's illne.s

ad bee

more fi

were be

roborated the pre

ing the house

XaminCt

by Mr,

that plaintiff and
young Harding. '
ever sent for defen

his wif

dr. flan

Did not

'ememb,
telly uee

Harding was a cr

crying with Mrs

cruelly treated
but did no

Mr. Heab

re put int

afterwards,
Did not r

remora

have
old no
r. R.

rine Hollingsworth, examined by Mr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

. L,,-nACTAGGART'S

I TRUMAN, HANBURY, BUXTON, AND Co. I
be', to inform the Public that they have appointed
lOUTFITTINur'
MR. JOHN SCOTT

24 ANI) ;Alt BOLD-.3lllrEr.

MULE AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL
And the District, and have
REMOVED THEIR STORES TO 20, WATER-STREET,
where they have alwa hand a large Stock of
" NGLE OUBLE BROWN STOUT, PASSENGERS' BEDDIN
oesheads, Barrel.

iilderkins,

FoNktitsUSE ANI
13.—OFF B and 87'0.113

,XPORTATION.
20, WATER-STREET.

rdct

FOR SIX DAYS ONLY:
CLEARANCE

It F A T

WAREHOUSES I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

nd his seat for South Shropshire.—

was presented by Mr
Lancashire and Warwi

R from several places in

hire, praying fora repeal of the
convenca to be placed under

Maynooth Grant, and for

EfiCiql inspectia

'ROTECTION FROM DANGER

9 ANIMALS

Mr. FREWEN

Protection from Dangerous Animals Bill, adverted to the
public evils, and even injuries, arising from the absensa
of sufficient legal control over furious dogs and savage
bulls, and from the enactment against draught dogs not

NEY- GENERAL gave a ludicrous exp
posed provisions for the destruction of ma

tion of the pro-

logs (alread

e pale of the law

'or the tethering of

bough the

:onsideratioE

there was no ur-

le better,

the bilfwas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

The demanc

been genera

any sales this

•ade at 425. 6d. To 51

icon are rep

Nothing
ms. Carolin,

in a I Congous this week
i„ parcels of Greens I

rit Imc
seT

tons
Hide.

Porto Rico at 35s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

)11110 0

1852.

committed in the mill of Sir Elkanah A
for some they both worked. Acquitted.
frauded Mr. FELONIOUS

was of a vei

.eat length, and the

ation together in the box, retired -froi
ustody of one of its bailiffs

j jury were sworn, and were pr
the first returned, and handed it
I VIOL

-eding with a ca:
verdict of guil
Fiv

Another action hr
e, when Bolton, I

brit EET

v boys
'Millar,

struction ca
fendant. A

id to his

qua Hooley (16).
(19), William 1

subject to a reference

'ilbert

LIVERPOO

I with h

feloniously assaul

CDR. ti
d Robert

ng, at Liverpool

lacintosh, and vi
handkc

as Lim

n money anc

I stated that he was a him

1d that on the 26

be left his shop betwe

and noticed frOm a d

standing at
any of them

ie corner of ti

Tedid floe know

tiLiZGEI

g them he we

--The plain

.na, after

he had gone on

whistle, and immediately he w
chief by Richards, ;
Lyrras, who hung upon
got his hand into lc;
Bread is the meantin

er- ber 8

Lynas took the handker

cis then m

.itage, where tiff, but subsequently alterations were made, it was alleged,
by order of the defendants, which impaired the of dent
_— ASSAULT UPON A FEMALE. -- Robert of the machinery, and the defendants refused payment 0
I Rhin& (27), not in the calendar, was indicted for a the balance of account £94, which was now sought to be
:nal offence with violence against Alice Bennett, a recovered. For the defence it was contended that the in-
- at Hulme, in Manchester. A number of efficiency arose from the inferior materials used, and the
,er- -Iled to prove the commission of the unworknaanlikemanner in which the machinery wasputull•
- aggravated character. The The case occupied the whcde of the day. Verdict for the
; plaintiff. Damages, £6B.
after - THURSDAY.—HEBDEN. v. MORRIS.—This was
Jught by the plaintiff, a draper, in Deansgete.t
:o recover damage done to his stock, and 013.
light by alterations made by de'
rdict was taken for the plaintiff by consent

__ TRADESMAN'S LOAN SOCIETY V. LYON. 7
This was an undefunde,d action on a promissory note far
)lently £5O. Van Net accordingly.
rchief. DOUGLAS V. HUSBAND.—The plaintiff, a joiner 61
,erson,lmo, near Manchester. sued Richard Husband, a it
Court, manufacturer, of Manchester, for £1179 19s. 4d. alleg t
A' September last to be due to him for work done in building six houses a
ht and nine o'clock at night, Pendleton. Owing to the absence of an important Attu
a dozen-and-a-half of npnnip rir,ea

2ONTR A CT. --WAttga
n sued for damages for k

°undies of mule twist, sold to him as being nill;
out which were contended to be of various kinu:f
anti j and inferior to sample. The jury, after a long and tei.,:
ous inquiry, returned a verdict for the plaintiff, donate°
"qr. 14. A.l
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

saying only that i

E, address'

treat this as an attempt to

on prisoner'

part a pi

the part of

Jr. Edwin Ht

be imp-

,ned for six mon

DOE summed up briefly;
lother rambling speech

minutes

prisoner to mer

f great folly. as
ighes. He was

'mond, two boys (nc

s the most Irish

.ncouraged to try. further

fter whi

3g him, said that be should
mit a fraud. It had been
was also on

reab a fa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

TRANBIERS.—The annual meeting of the ra
this township was held on Thured

Mr. E

leughby in the chair. Messrs. Wlll;i:trilby and \%
ward were re-appointed overseers of the poor, M
Routledge and Lightbound surveyors of the hi
and Messrs. Perrcy and Steward guardians
AcclD)

leußrous DRIVING

)n Sat,Avdek

morning, the omnibus from Ruthin to Rhyl
down the street of St. Asaph at a furious pace.
guard of the Denbigh omnibus in.e taking off the drag at
the bottom of the hill. when he was caught by the whee
of the other ...a thrown violently down. On
up, it w+•o round that the whe,ll had passed
leg. causing a frightful fracture right above, the Etude.
CHESTLR AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the
week ended the 21st March, 1852 :—Chester and Holy_
head Main Line : Passengers. £940 2s. 9d. ; parcels, H
11., £B2 55. sd. ; goods, cattle. Arn_
—Mold : P

being taken

Dver his right

Lils, £57

.2assengers, £3O ls. Od

parcels,

£1 15s. 2d. ; goods, catt
boats : Passengers, £135 .!

&c., £9B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

then know t'

the trial. Had beer
night. Had

Mr. Thompson. Mr
lady b.

met in the lane

Suirk Hotel, in Queenrs.s
witnesses. Mr. Thompson

I was z

1 Drev

Wilson,

-le deposed to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

an-Lour to the en

the defends:
them. On

witness

again towardi
Tn

oss-exanain

witness said that he was first
Dumville and Mi. Ogden.

Mr. Henry 7

_
ess's statement r
fr. Middle

spectipg

kfr. Peter Dumville, re

the ArroßN

December last

going on a walk to Mr. V

side gate

nd go on the road towards-N
Mr-. Ogden followed her.

I 'Witness: and

time Mr. Middleton came up
with her. They then walked ham
witness and Mr. ()idea followed,
near an oak tree. Piesently Mr
Middleton stopped ner.-"
overheard a conversation betty

r them. and

Harding. and Mr.
witness and Mr. Ogden
'iii•. Middleton
Mrs.

Mrs. Harding. to meet
That will not
not m(

Harding
said to h

him on the
do." Mr.:

" Will va

ton then
e ?" and

she said she would ;- and he then said, ;4-Good nigh
and'God bless you, love." She remarked, be had b
go one way and she the other. Mr. Middleton said,
it to be good night, or shall I see you again ." Sh
" Nbi rihink not

hen Mrs

Hardin

LICT. R C

said something to :
L hear, on which. Mr.

liddleton wh

t,12 witness

iddleton sa.

h, never
-and Mr:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

,e had on the Premises, or at Mr. B

WINE, SPIRIT
UTEO

POT

R MERCHANT'S E.
PEL-STREET
It INCH,
at Twelve
u. 20, Chape'

'clock, on t"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Childreirtlider Ten Years, half Fare

:Third Class Pass,

Towels, Eat
To secure

g and Drinking Utensils, and Water
Berths a deposit of Half the Passa

ich Persona itt a d

r further

totlice or Bank Order.
artienlara apply to
P. W. BYRNES and CC
And 53, BOOMPJES,

6, Waterloo-road,
YTTERDAM.

,franc.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.

Lb.!,
The following Fl LIST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS I
vkA1,44.10,16W- or other suitable Steamers are intended to
Sail (with or without Pilots) from COBURG - -

DOCK, as foliov
From

COM MODOII

Monday, App::lt
Monday, Apri ,at
Monday, A 19, at
Monday,.April 26, at

10 o'clock, :►corn

AfternoOi
Mornine,

ADMIRAL .
Commonon

.2 o!clocy,

:heir Shipping Notes

;.tabiz

avre, to DONALD CUR

to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street •, in
J. BURNS, 9, Buchman-street; in Mtn-
.eet; or here, to

in Lond
Glasgow. to 0

chsfer,"to JOHN W

gvotianD.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
ETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGUI

.Steward's Feed 12:. Steerage, 5:

bin full fare

Captain HARDIN
Captain CUMMIN

and GI.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

named

n our last
mb

ieutenar

as playing v

-so seve

tant t

I RTIIS

)n the 19t

Thomas. of t

On the 16th Instal
urrenter. M

Carpenter, 8.A., M
On the 21st inst

Henry
dary, d

head.
On the
3. Neurna

THE .HEAD CONSTABLE,

Cornmitt

I Constable tram

s of comm

ary gentlemen w

abilities to

Messrs Hcrrsfar

tee, were in ti

ere called in
object bein

struck of

ties most

1r Mr. Bighal
itkinstm, Th

have been much
n has been At

B Mayor.
the

—On Tue.triay—;a7.-,
)dy of John

Ad was alone
nstant ; it is

ied from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

at the Northeast Come:

THE LIVERPOOL

'll, .AL\

,f Bram

STEAM-SHIT
New Iron Scr

CITY OF MANCHESTER
Capt. R. LEITCH,

'11.0141 LIVERF_'OOi

CITY OF GLASGOW
CITY OF MANCHRSTEI

CITY OF
1 CITY OF

GLASGOW
MANCHEST

CITY OF GLASGO'
CITY OF MANCH'

Doul)ie

Forward

Twenty C
Fifteen

A limited number of Passengers w
tnd supplied with Provisions-

!dons and Steward's Fee
; will be take,'
the Gc-

1 fortab

•eight on I
dware, &c
nr in Phil

iced Snr;

hidelphia, at .84 80c. per pound sterling.
iladelphia and New York to Taos. Riot'

3elfast, to RICHARDS
HENDERSON

0 EDVVARDS,

in Dublin, to Con
ANFORD, a
(^l* Goi

for Passeng

re, and YICKFORD and
EDERICK

EDFERN, 8, Rue de
; and in Liverpool. to

R. DA.VIDSO'

.sat

(Late Com
and C

Will he despatched on SATURI
the Wellington Dock. I

First Cabin

AND PHILADELPHIA
' COMPANY'S

3d June.

Six Guine

ni. Scale, com

Ich Steamer.

Glasga

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

BRITAIN

~,ram Ship, 350 t, _
Captain B. R. itlvrna
amender of the GREAT WESTER.
Jrry OF GLASGOW Steam Ships,)
iAY MORNINO, the Ist May, from
erpool, Direct to NEW YORK.
ES OF PASSAGE:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

h

Castle wa
. after th

of forgers, man

to four others

.11ed Jones, made

gth was stopp

d sust

s was re-captured by son]

mate d

d, bythrowit

fence of the pri;oners w.

of the

Df the crim

atightest hope of mer(
T • ~.....,.... 1 •• v .... f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

January, six days afterwards, when he died of rc

31s. An inquest was held on his bod
)f manslaughte
d they were o

equently apprehe
Jury returned a verdict of guilty against all th
who were ordered to be brought up on Mond

.eceive sentence

The court rc

shortly after s

YESTERD.

precisely

m o'cloc
l'Kew,

Patric

on Saturday of mans)

at Liverpo,

were brou

fifteen months' imprisonmE

lughter on

woman

and James A

and ii
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

will bedsfrArebed on THURSDAY,

15th Apri

wage,_ and Plans of Cabins, b

ecotanticaatio'n to, Passenger
ply to APKEAN,

;, and carries aStei
M`LARTY, and CO.

Errlanb.

REDUCED FARES AND FREIGHTS TO DUBLIN
~ THE DUBLIN AND LIVERPOOL STEAM.

1 710,
.. PACKET COMPANY will despatch their fast
''',47 tir, and splendid new Steamers,
gli4V,. ,:- 04 tw.- MAIL, JAMES COOPER,
• 37.:*::-.. TIMES, JAMES COWS, Master,
Or other Vessels,
om the north-east corner of Trafalgar Dock, 1
Goods and Passengers, as under :
.. Wednesday, March 31, at 6 o'clock, Evening
.. Friday, April 2, at 9 o'clock, Evening
.. Saturday, April 3, at 9 o'clock,--Evening
.. Tuesday, Ap. it 6, at 10 o_'.alock, Evening
.:Thursday, April 8, at .4--S'clock, Afternoon
toest .. Friday, April 9 f-1 o'clock, Afternoon
Saturday, April ,at 3 o'clock, Afternoon
BUN every MO 4 A (Y. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
TURDA--

verpool, with

MAIL.
Ti NIES
MAIL.

TIMES
MAIL.

Faras'ind Freight moderate.

These I' es sees Piave
are the fa

,en built

is trade, and

27, Eden anal

le station
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

16 feet 10 inches

would be £15,000
.he warehol

by the su

should be first Proce

which the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railwa
mmunicate with the dock. Afte

Works to

ith the erect

WARD MEETINGS OF THE
VATIVE ELECTORS

COIN

RODNEY-

STREET WARD.-.

.reef, which w

s would be £2200, increasing the entire cost
th and south stacks, to £162,378.

b-committee that the north
I with, as that was the side
would

some discussion, a

3 passed directing the Sub-committee of
:eed as economically and speedily as possible
,on of warehouses round the Stanley Dock.

•A meeting of the Electors
y evening, at the Ros.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

prisoner presenting thee bill tc

Thompson, and said he was a mulster at Manchester. H
had suspicions, and sent for an officer, to whornhe deli
vered the prisoner and the bill.

Dhn Grisenthwaite, d

officer,

roved his arre

iag the prisoner and taking him to the p

he Rave his

arne Wilbur

The prosecut

of the Pri

saction as 8,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

have beeria Police]
the

7 compari

GRAM, Esq., and
That the conduct

onded by JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq
f Mr. Cardwell and Sir Thomas Bircl
mmpies which they have avowed, art
to weaken and ultimately to destroy t
in Great Britain ; and that

gen are not de-
Le burgesses of this great town.
d by 'war. FISHER, Esq., seconded by T. ROYDON,
That W. Forbes Mackenzie, Esq., and Chas. Turner
, by their commercial knowledge and advocacy of con
utional and Protestant principles, are worthy o
pport, and this meeting pledges itself to giv

:uring t

and that every exertion should be used io
tures to the requisition to those gentleme
, Esq., seconded by Tnont)

Dbtai n signa-
. Moved by

S BOLD, Esc

of the meetin,

en to Henry

Steele,

able conduct in the cl

'e of the United King

ling until

Rs reached it

.s presented on
the British to

and.the foreig

foreign 457,542:

entered inwards s

108,104, of

1 comrades

the rnagist
paying the fine, thu
court by saving to Mr
Kus which I
business
,Ived that

received

(the pr

owever.

ran war

4ansfield

ese times, sir : will it
that the dignity of ti

advised her t

gild returned one way to

e the officer wer

could d

e present s

.111 a,
I asked the officer what time it was, and he broke his
-ules by telling mo to look at the public-house stock,
,hick was an insult to me, because I'd got a little
'" On this unfortunate admission of Mr. Parkiu_ --te fined him ss. for being drunk. On

rior" -convulsed the
" I've a very poor

CHILDREN BY FALSE
Dougherty was committed for trial
nt of Mr. Wm. tails

Sproull, for ob-

taining a sovereign from his son by means of false pre.
tepees. The prisoner met the little boy, who is nine
years of age, on Saturd4, in: Myrtle-street, as he was
returning home from school, and asked him what his
name was. On being told, she said she thought so, and
that his mother was at her house, and had desired her
-isoner) to send him to Mr. Boots, who is a grocer,
. the family, for three sovereigns. Owing,
to the exposures of such cases which have lately
place through the medium of the newspapers, the
had been warned how to act if accosted in such a
manner, and he accordingly went to his mother instead of
'T. a^^ra (Rs desired by the prisoner), and told her
,ned. She called in a police officer, who
give the little boy a sovereign, and he
tch what became of it. This was done, and the

the prisoner,

as waiting

pe for being
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

PaEsag,

00-road,

YORK,
LIAMS

COMIkIU?
;LASGOW

'icnn G LA

31:ION

cage pas:envier* take

t'PrOvisio

be seen

(LEON.

12 Guineas,

.s or Liquors

Carriage from

n Measurement,

secured, or F

,N(
1, Water

ANDS, Gins;

reet, Liverpc

accommodation for a limited number
rers. at .e2J each. including Provi.

hie' Cabin Passage by these Steamers is
serving fire of the largest State-rooms
which an Extra Price will be charged.

e will not exceed Four
.ontbs.

it by these Steam
daring the Winter 1%
e ARCTIC will be received at the Shed at
No Goods can be taken after Two
next, the fith April, nor can
'iock,in the Evening of that

MAIVTEAMERS BETWEEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

fEETIT

lice to it by the Rev. A

bur. He ha

[early establish eithe

;yman. We have be

renrn us documents which we tt

the person alluded

mespondent, or that the latte

Our columns

are open to Mr. WOOD or to
matter right.

other person who can contribute to set

i subject. of local or gene
)d

ve communica

•est ; and if oar

will be g

Igh to authenticate the same by their signa-

ttl
EXPO° i tai barb+
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

mcenow upon

The witness was cross-examine
- -

Jonathan Hughes, father of the last
the bill in the prisoner's hands when it was not accepted
The acceptance now upon ib is not in his handwriting
This witness also was cross-examined by the prisoner ,
but his questions were regarded by the judge as irrelevant
Theophilus Vielding Ashe,. wine and spirit merchant
Liverpool, deposed to the prisoner coming to his office o
- 25th of January last, and presenting him t
unt it

'anus, had seer

bill pro-

duced, unaccepted, asking him to di
it was not worth twopence..
Ifis lordship had again to

Told 'him

the irrelevant questions

by the prisoner

cross-examinatio:

;rmed him that he knew nothing about bills.
Me. Robert Roberts, tea dealer, Liverpool, deposed to
' • - .4.en ho gave his name
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

'heshire,
tIP

`rememb

turn four men-

four towns, with 143,000, return P]
while the rural districts, with EH

316,000, return only two. In all England, so equal
is the balance, that there is a borough population of
ach representative, and a rural popula-
nnn

5,000 for e

tion of on

totally diffe

nt state of thing

itions m

more I

,ducated
the trn

~rouble to form op

litical subjects,

a modifica

on of

Mr. H E'S

ntons on po-

the beck of a rural d

otton lord or o

the eaten

But while the

extensiva em-

ndent to stand

nanaec
die

quainted, but

nor under the

?,NOE

Y EVENING

by run.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

this tendenCy

Red somparntivel

les, has

nd is now per lb. below the

ago; except in the higi
.en at id. Cop twist ;
•

bundle has been, in most counts, re.
late in comparatively better demand, tli
little change, though in some kinds th,
advantage. Nos. GO and 70 have rather gi
the time alluded to. On Thursday there was a kind
among the India houses to get common 40's and 50's for
very within the next ten days, on which condition the curren
rates were and are now obtainable; but there is an unwilling
less to give orders beyond that time. It speaks favourabl3
,r the German trade, that, notwithstanding the ill effect

tively chc
e quotatic

twist in the
)er, and of

luced by the failUre of the last
hrough Hull, from the lit of Ja
this year, exceed the amount durir
ar in the

Mirch in

Portion of 13,292 bales t

of a di,

to prevent any givi
generally well en

MACCLESY

d to for

former price

hive no chinge to

rade in a

during

greater part of the

ticularly in new descriptions of 1
and white silk blondes. The d

from t

I Stale

Lhiefly cut from

CHARITIES

ly Report

27th March)—

-DISCHARGED : Cur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

lon, George
orthwich,
ton-bank, I'

at Do'gel
Lthey, of

rt Jones, Esq.
the 24th inst.
-manufacture'
tte Humphrey

at St. Phi

Lyon, co

the 25th inst., at St.
J. li. Connor, M.A., Inc

buln to Aliss'Elizat;eti

the 251
Mt*. Bar
id

it inst., at St. I
ry, Mr. John A
second daughter (

, at Chip
ney, of tt
Nlr. Jo

Lgl) I er a

rnent as

A about the c

the 18th ult.. at tl.

mby-terrace

the 10th inst.: at A
Small, author of A;

aged 2s
•ooper.

[children of Mr. W. Tarki
the liith inst., at Hal',, a;
of Hale Church. The de

e 20th inst
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

20 Guineas,

_ ....,., the attendance of an
nd all Provisions, except,Wines and Liquors, which
' ' nt very moderakr,rices.

I Including Steward

experienced

wilft3e simpl

ed Half a
surement

Ton and in the Fore Saloop4
for Personal Luggage, iaoependent of State Room accommoda
Lion. Freight will bsraffarged on any exceeding these quanti

FIIEIGHT :
Goods, Ms. per Ton Measurement; Coarse Goods, Hard-
lid Weight, subject to agreement; without Primage, if

paid here ; or with five per cent: Primage if paid at New York,
at .11't SOc. per pound sterling.
Goods intended for any part of America forwarded with care

and economy.
CARGO received at the south-west
up to Six o'clock, P.M., on the Event

I THIJIIBDA

April. Parcels until Six,
Office, I, North Jot

Apply in Bristol, to GIBBS, BRIGHT, and Co.; London, G.
SEIMOUE; Sun•coart, Cornhill; Glasgow, SAMUEL IRVIN and
Co. ; Dublin, --• Belfast, GEORGE C. PIM and Co. ;
Manchester,YATEs and CORKLING ; Birmingham, to R. W.
WINF/ELD; Leeds, DAVY and Co. ; Paris, J. ARCO DEL
PONT; Havre, THEODORE BARBEY; New York, RICHARD
IRVIN; or to

GIBBS, BRIGHT, and CO.!
1, North John street, Liverpoo

Ste Bradshaw's Guide,

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-
POOL AND NEW YORK.

,N-4‘

To sail on Ti
For N

ENV YORt

The well-known favourite Steam-ship
SARAH SANDS,
W. C. THOMPSON, Commander;

e splendid Steam-elli
bin, Second Cabin, n

has choice accommodations
Third Cl, ss Passengers, at

the folio
FIRST
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

CABIN, TWENTY GUlNEAS—lncluding Provisions
but without Wines or Liquors, which may be had on board, a
moderate Prices. Children unticeivrelve Years, Half Fare.

SECON
Bedding
each. C

THIRD CLASS,
Cooked Provisiow

Bert'

CABIN, TEN GileAs—lncluding Provisions and
A few Select BerttA in the Saloon at Twelve Guineas
ldren under Tvfre Years, Half Fare.
SWCUlNEAS—lnclading a sufficiency of
a Guineas

EPdcling,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

ESSUAG

verpool, respectively numJ

1 HO'

The Tei

for the rem
the death a

r. o(,-(C tern

to comme

148 and
,ccup_atiorfof Mr. W. J.
ease lord under the Corn

op' he deC'ease of t

ars apply to Mesa
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

overburthened

'e found

the fora

whilst the latter were unpleas-

ness w

It and

otter da

I dearer, there was fi

I the cheap loaf which is sa

,s either
in their: pockets or in their stomachs. They are

achful ones

nent for industry;

them, the population

of Liverpool do not carry

r conscienc

,eir religion, or the ir

country, for a

p loaf or

1852.

MR. HUME'S REFORM BILI

Pandemonium, he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

LP PI

17 sup

DISMOR

YELLER to

P L A

TRO 1

L L
)_o6iind end

perior wor

1 one or
I Mr.

I will t

Upholster,
TURKEY

nICH

B. C.'s
the van

DELPI

Isisting of al
Pnrn

Trimm.
CARPETS

THE HOME

DITTO
TENT

ENAMEL H

DITTO:

TRADE.

supply themselves at

NLARC

IEMET

HOUSE

BOYS'

ERPOO.

I render- i
Lty, equal

.Y LOW.
that the

reet,) 55

COM- I
uperior

LIVERPOOL
IKENHEAL
ACOMBE,

:1 PAYM

for Cas'

SPRING I

N
blust

recen

annfacture

the New St

Sup,t6y

shed 'in

In thine (
Ire of the

S R S

VERPOOI

I JOHNS

tREHOUSE,

begs to inform

HOUSE

RNISHTNG, 1

Which has
fect ease ti

Moreens,

FIATS. C

RISI

1 THE PATENT (

LI CO., I

ORK HAT DEPOT
EBT, LIVERPOOL.

3roprietors, reqt

CORK

LORI

-BODI

).STR

Stock of

offeiintr

KG GOODS,

NCI ES,

Department

, extraordinary chel

ONS, BONNETS, DRESSE

:d during the dull

DM OP PA3fLI

aonths of January

PRING OVERCOATS

[nvite t
'coats

SPRING PALETOTS

WALKING SVp.R-
Including several New_,w'd Gent!

COATS

;S,lift, HOUSE JACKETS,
At ry Economical Prices.

r AND LOV

TMAKE

respectfully tls

,ability,

i Lyons

COFFRI,
NEWSP

which result
t Sources fur

TORS

TEL

' AND EN(
TABLES.
'E O'C

MODERATE

TTEMA

TM ENTS

s lock,

st particul

Fashions ir

BIREG

-LIRE k'l

ithin Fit

JOHN _7it-6

Days/

.GEES

'LTRY, I

Rankin

tchburn
CONST

e, Esq. and I
ITUTIOY
of Shnr
PART

FIRE Di
,fanufacturi

INT
nd Mt.'

?A RTM MT

pendant

'A this (

HI BI RKENH SAL

SECURITY TO EMPLOY

tnntanrt ilottrelf

ND LIFE INSURAN

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

STREET, LIVBRI

Birch,_Bart., ALP

1 Henry Tbu

IJohn Marriott, Esq.
William Nicol, Esq.
Crisrles Saunders, Esq
IL. Stolterfobr, Es 9.
- • •••• •

Sbyairsotl,--1?;:q-

Ais pi na i Itogin Bil

Seymour Teulon &it
Swinton Bon% Esq.,Secrei
to the Company.

en unlimited

7antile Risk

gyred and t

'ably dealt with.
!rlewal of Folicieg

after proof of death.
on the ground of fraud.
ad on application at th,
or to any of its Agent

hided thid r

i»11 the security offered

;VINTON BOULT. Secretary to the Comps),
ENJ. HENDERSON, Resident Secretary, Lor
~q

irsadon-street, Hamilton-8
MEDICAL REFEREE :
LLIAM STEVENSON, Esq., Hamilton-square

URA&CI

CE AND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

.n end to all doubt

irig the ultimate design of
of the title of Emperor. The imperis
it is said, to be placed on his shoulders
the anniversary of the death of his imperial uncle
SUNDAY.

mantle is destined

on the Z.. th of May

Thirty-five millions worth of timber of the late Orleans
property annexed to the state, is to be sold, and of the
proceeds 500,000 francs Rentes Four-and-a-half pE
to be allotted to the Legion of Honour.
The Château Rambouillet is to be
seminary for the daughters of the mem
created by the decree of the 22d of Jan

ers Of the order

Martial law

this day in a
No arrests

the departments

of con

!ntal Franc

future, except

according to law
The mixed cc

o ceases, from the

present

The C

,de Civil resumes its former title of Code Na-

AME RI(

The U. S. steam-ship Franklin, with dates from New
York direct to the 13th inst., arrived off Cowes on Friday

morning, at ten o'clock. She brought 5170,000 in specie,
and, as part of cargo, 155 bales of cotton. She had 39
passengers for Havre. At New York, spring trade ver
brisk ; cotton very firm ; large sales I
but no advance realised. Exchange, 110
At New Orleans, c

effected,

10►+ ; mone3
on was firmer, at le

abundant.

higher

ass was nominated by the Louisiana Demo-
cratic Convention for the Presidency. Kossuth was at
St. Louis. The senate had appropriated 5,000 dols. to
pay for his reception at Washington.

General

OVERLAND BOMBAY MAIL.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

)m Tries
of the Adria
ces from Bombay are to the 3rd instant
ions having failed, and the Burmese continuing
their insults, a force of 6,000 men,-3,000 from Calcutta,
and the same number from Madras—was to set out for
Burmah on or about the 12th of March.

Telegraphic advice! f
f the arrival

inform us

of the 26th instant

Our ac

consisting of n

A cquadror
eft Bombay for the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

country is nct inspired by the

recommended by

The people a

Monarchy, the Church

land, by committing t

of truckling incapable

Duped by the

Impostt
, “t,

Nb o whine abot

they are ready

church" to the infidel

man'fs libcr

allegianc

of their allian

their open

!orn Law

feelir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

caenee valu

I committed for trial.
A TROUBLESOME I

♦V um.-

Martin,

1 the wife of a respectable dealer in St. James's Market, was
brought up on a charge of threatening the lives of bar
husband and family, and breaking all thelvindows in the
rere of their house in St. James's-place, on Thursday

I night

weeks eP

fault o

di, for a

return to her husban
offered to take her back
if she would re-

ad, about five
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

tribulat

that I prOt
>ideration :

lone tinder the iv

lo my fa

loft 10a. to the pi

From these pal
too tedious to e

leave to that-sill ic

AMBITIOI.
STHOOD.

"at we jti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

scauda

what they had heard, and ri
solved'to•name it to the clergyman of Didsbnry. T
saw that gentleman next day, and he ad
name it to Mr. Harding, which they did.
Cross-examined by S-erjeant Ntrxmcrri„,%—llad _ _ _
been in the habit of acting as a spy upon Mrs. Harding's I
movements.

aston ishe

them to

Hr. Ogden

was next called,

ally corroborated Mr.

stat

'ORNEY-GE

of the plaintiff was closed
Sergeant WILKEISI on t

1 $ sore

tng morning,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

a Rater, pi

s, with Vanille, fro❑
i Railway Pastilles

,s sold. t

iers, 25

Merchints,

%end tin

ny teeth

,wing that

.r 1 of AFICRDICEZi
,m Lord MALM

iw that ROa,

The house adjouri

THURSDAY

I to C

„ansolidate

4LLENBO

namittee,

I The Earl of Pim
I on the renewal of tl

here wit

nsactio

to be a valid wil

fixed Fr;

he River

Mate, the

on on learning

)f the

~barter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

proprietor of t

in the ma

towards

he was gon,
with Kr. Henry Thompson. .
they passed Mrs. Harding. About 1,,
ing Mrs. Harding they met Mr. Middletor
not witness and Mr.Thompsou proceed-d nn to,

On lookine bac;
back. Witness

asked tj

corroborated the pre

necting Nis

ington's far

and shook

.ards the milts
they saw that Mrs.. Harding bad tune(
Mr. Thompson, remained about half.
and, on returning, they overcool

t and Mrs. Harding. Witness spoke to
etting on to the bridge, on the other BP-
-oked back and saw them -
Mersey-mills.

alking batik

,tion by Mr. Sergeant WILKINS, the

examined by NI

Harding

ors, examined by
Harding. On the
with Mi. Ogden, was

and hid the.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Saturda

ny very serious crime,

.e in the British and American Sts'r
ly, and wi

Nought their respo" ho
t steamer was lost, with all 00

On Wednesday, addresses were ;;e'sented to thfeP
the King and Queen's CnllegL°,,i

Lieutenant fro❑

_ Hibernian Academy, the MY,
y, and the Belfast Chamber of Cornmerf,l

clans, the
Academ

uence of the ne; regirneisi;ing eTr

hick`"!re

ore only pale
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

franchise ;von

crowd ar
the

power of

yer, we are not sufficiently indepe

each by himself.

They no doubt

etter in

in so

which the lunarian geographers are
ertainly not in Chesham-place, r
Eagle or the Cock.

wings of the

LATI

SST

ELECTRIC TI

THE MADI

—The n

I have

n, was prevented doing
dock mooring chains.

of the i
r thn n 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

exclaim

WO a second
and

stone (p 1

a striking

lamps. Prisoners followed him
also threw stones at his door after L
named Pickavan
the shoo, but ha

Cross.
that h© v

accompanied him

-1-lad never stated th

s struck with-

lomtwt

Pickavance wz

robbery,
assault th,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

(ND NEW

MANTIC

YACIFI

Cap[. WEST.

Copt. NYE
Capt. Luc

nted tc, sail as follow:

S LIVERPOOL

W itoN ESDA

WEDNESDAY, 21st AP

WYDNESDA
ate Wednesday ti

[tOM NEW YORK

SATURDAY, 20th Marc
SATURDAY, 3d April

AY, ISt M

TURDAY

nate Salurdaj

15th M;

the end of 1852,

t*, contract, expressly for tf
every care has been taken i

ure strengtl:

-n Liverpool is charged at the rate of
ng. Dogs Five Pounds each.
is attached to each ship.

ountable for Gold,

Jeivellery, Precious St

or Metals;

Ipply to E. K. COLLINS and Cc
rs and Co., 13, Kings Arms Yar
JOHN MUNROE and Co.. 26. RI

G. H. I

I the Pa

paid.

and Charles.

EAMSON will le,

a Passage by
,s Pounds.

■ vb.
Clock, A.M.,
a for

—The Rate
FOUR POU

se Steamers

y these 1

of Frei?, _
NDS per TON during

nt Consignees, collected and made up
, addressed to one party for delivery in
rurpose of evading payment of Freight,

the Customs; be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

this distri

Cirenna

t exist w

-Jared husband
his disliont‘,--

uar, an

by a divo

charge i

notes for an hou

several of the
AAtornev.(lim

fe eon]

TUESDAI

Mrs. brati Ito
port, said that 3
house in January, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Hardir

to see

uess's house,

hotel, but was at witness's hot
family. In December last

d Mr. Middle'
Cross

ned by Mr,

Sergeant WI

I whilst Mr. and Mrs

Middleton, they were to ..
was a quarrel, and Mr. Hardinr
house. Did

ess went u

visaed Airs. Harding

r;d Mr

ight arm

rding's
, witness heard from her servant
leston) reports about Mrs. Harding

larding were at Southport

th

re dined together, but ther

and the son left the I
.eart ached for Mrs.

Mr. B

wnbill, a stir.
iiend of Mr
i'ebruary last

wit-
to their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

r here to
i3O. KING

and CO

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA

The DROGHEDA STEAM-FACET__ ____
t•ANy's splendid fleet of new and powerful iron
• ; Pt Steam-chips are intended to sail, with Goods
_7._ and Passengers, from the south side of the

r Com

Callii

3, at 9 o'c►ockfNight,

at 10o' ic,
7, at 1 clock,
8, o'clock,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

TVESDAY,

LIVi7RPOOL

MARCH 30, 1852

STEALING
Coney and 1
Stealing a la,

A LADDF
iugh Dwyer, were cc
Ider from the yard of 1‘

tea robber
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

twives

crow, and they joined in the
-lard words passed between them, anc

man were passing with a
cries of 811

the prisoners jumped out of the cart and com-
aesault upon the night-men. The deceased
as knocked down, and beaten about the head with large

menced ar

iron screws, an

Gallagher in

thrust with an

screw-driver, the iron part of which enter

ing a wound from whi
. He was taken h

ch a part o

)oweis pro-

e, and a surgeon v
d to visit him unti

in attendance

ho continu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

TN MILTON'S account

t seemed as i

a new orig

proposition of

s, that

dfavourable ones

the sem

ae price fo:

in the mud at Co

commences hectori

moment that Irelan

and why should

ot§e appeal

Mr. HUME'S 11

we hair

y, for t

minist

rliamentary caret

rewains

energet

ession. The e'

ad is s'

been ca

e honourable memt

t under

e most Radic

,ve ever kno

;r of a lite

tticist

nd hopeful es during his

s of the Admiralty call

but we are more impressed with the con
GALL and SPURZHEIM'S views, who exhil
his cast the organ of obstinacy peculiarly lar
The Chartist deafens us with his five D

ited it

some of .which, in a totally different state of society
might work moderately well; Mr. HUME mo•

stiv con

extend

es himself
right, and

a privilege, Ili
" he e

ill age;

the other

haps the

fficult question

he did not thinkproperto
f age d
ur frien

WOUIC

uding to them. 0

;terrect
a the St