The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12 00:00:00

LOCAL

:t and esteem

OF BARE

to atten

completed

o be set apart for a

is under

t two o'cloc'

of Mr. Cox. s

7 mornir
andler,
ConsiC

broke out in
1 Westmorelan,

.:1-rNGTON BLL

UE COAT SCHOOL
r for the I

kt the rec
)at Hospital, VG

of a very large number, we
B-van, formerly of the Roy

ke, author of " Object
s, of the Liverpool

School

tv—all of whom were

at Batters

Mr. Boy

ns elected

A•CCIDENI
Bangoranchor in t

a Thursday raoruing,
Prince of Wales was lying at
when she was struck by a heavy
into -.cellision with another vessel

tznnel of --
boards, and
4te137 into doc

concur

3 violent 'that the

nce of Wales was cut clean away by the
as found necessary to tow her irnmedi-
No personal injury was sustained.

kLI'VERPOOL LICENSF,T) 'VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION
11-r-trsl AND SCHOOLS.—The foundation stone of the

4,ileensed Victuallers' new asylum and schools is, we un-
.,erstand to he laid by his 'worship the Mayor, on Thurs-
,"Y, the 28th instant, in the evening of which day the,
sltrons and friends of therinctitution will dine together at
"he Adelphi. The site of the intended building is in the'
est Derby-road, not far from the Zoological-Gardens.
WEST DERBY GrAnnit.tll:4.7.—On Wedneigay, at the
Iv,
eeklY meeting, Mr. Harrison in the chair, the principal
jlsiness transacted was the appointmer Lythgoe,
the master of the Workhouse, to the
v‘),,,lri2er for the Crosby district. Mr

tvt.P:fitra of relievinl
ythgoo tendered

''signation as master, w'hieh was accepted, and orders
given to the clerk to advertise for candidatesflr the vacant
2it "h•
on. The number of paupers in the hospital was
stated to be 38, and in the house 603.
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c .141 It COUNTY Courtm.--,A question arose in the County
°Uri, on Saturday, as-to the right to change an advocate
Itappeared that, on Mr. Grocott
.ovate forthe plaintiff,•Rir. Green hough,
ed to that'ir.Thomas Smith had been em-
Qhtto appear as advocate::This was denied;
discussion, Mr. Grocott was allowed to
03 refusing to offer any-opinion on the
; and the -subject, after • allthe discussion,
s far from settitmen'

'l' attorney in a cause
aPPearire,
t, Was ajec
)10Yed, and ot.,
Me
After some
poin,, the judgr
15 • raiserl
as ever.
A
f EAST iNEITAIfAN.—A large'East Indianian
Wi.;°p the building-yard of Messrs. Cato, ,Miller, and Co.,
ti;„%lie launched on Thursday next. She is, we believe,
argent merchant-ship yet built in this port, and is the
IrnertY of Messrs. C. nnd Co., of this town.
ater dimensions Lengthare::--4g aloft, 1.62 ft.'6 in. ; brenflth
t IllidshiPs 30 8-10 ft; ; -depth at midships, 22 9-10 ft.:;,
17n age, 1:037; and will class fourteen years A 1 -at
(Id's- She will, ~we. understand; be -commanded by
aPtain James Tweedie, a gentleman of:great experience
his profession.
TSB FREE PISBVICILESRARY ANDMSETTIM. —The free
library will be opened to the public on Monday
tort, in the temporarr building, late the Union News,
t°c)rn Duke-street. ,On die day of opening the mayor
4,_tid corporation, with the magistrates and other leading
ntlemen of the town, will attend at the TOMS at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon. 'Refreshments-will be provided;
ia a foPnd seeglies delivered on tile occasion. Ihe musum is
_rward state. 'but will not be thrown open fore some
iweeeks. The exhibition mold of the town of Liverpool
ti being fitted up, and will -be ready for inspection by the
Me the museum is thrown open.
IpACCIDENTS.—An ld ,mans named Charles Crow, a
night; he
fell into one of the docks -on Wednesday
he was taken out and conveyed to the Southern
o°Pital, where lie died from the effects ofa cold brought
DY falling into the water.—On Wednesday last John
f arnPson, a guard on thef,.East Lancashire Railway, fell
ion a luotize train, near St. Helen's. I'-
1,4311 Pass," -

us.gage wag:
dories to his

ied over i

He was is

)rthern:

foil from a
tho Prinen'w

hold of th

!rt to ti

thern when it

a weddin