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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

of ammonia and some caraway Weds

WALLERS ASH TUNNEL
western Railway, situate be

er-road, fell in on Wednesd

A FoRG

BANKERS,
Wednesda:

WILLIAM

employ of L,

eton, wa

at his lordshil
A WEALTH
is reported t(

nner,

zest on the Sant'

AND CO.,
imitted on

bourer in t

o have net

Australian land
MR. THEOPHILUS

years, ernr

poverty

HERR HUMBOLDT

n. on the London Stock Exchnr
d £70,000 by speculations

WEBB GREEN, a surgeo•

volume of his ' (

said, li

Tinter's hand, it is expected t

pea ran ce

ortly

THUNDERSTORM.—Between one and two o'clock on
Friday morning, the metropolis s
storm of thunder and - ' "

were terrific, and
THE

CAPE MAlLs.—Ocving to a c
severe gales at Plymouth, the Bosphos
mails, and the Adelaide, with the Au
unable to leave on Friday.

Rd by a vi

THE MURDER. OF ikla

weeks
tigatio

:+tionr.Tox,

us, with th© Cape

self to the E

EDWARD

left London, to

•each authorities.

salesman, Leatle

the extent o'

, confidential cle

favourite hors

Parll; in CI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

3S. PER DOZEN.
GEORGE BOYER AND COMPANY,

QUARTS

VINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANTS,

26, NORTH JOHN-STREET

BEST LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER,
FINEST EDINBURGH, ALLOA, SCOTCH, AND BURTON

IN QUART ANR.PKT 13(

LT WHISKY,

FINEST ISLAY A IRISI
B LONDON GIN,
F OLD JAMAICA RUM,
COG AC BRANDY, HOLLANDS, &c

IN ANY QUANTITY FROM H tLF-PINT UPWARD,

OLD PORT AND SHERRIES, BUCELLAS, CALCAVELLOS,
LISBON, BRONTE, MARSALA, CAPE, CHAMPAGNES,
MADEIRA, CLARET, AND HOCK WINES.

Il L. HAUSBURG begs leave to direct attention
1' • _ to his very extensive STOCK of

JEWELLERY,
which has been most amply replenished by Selections from the
first Metropolitan Houses, and includes every Ornament of the
very largest fashion. The Collection of Gems of the very first
quality, Mounted in the most exquisite style, will, he feels con-
fident, from their novelty, diversity, and value, occasion some
surprise. THE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

ITALY.

Edward Murray has been removed from the prison of
Ancona, and sent towards Rome, whence it is inferred
that he will be transferred to a new place of incarceration,
viz., the Castle of Palliano, an ancient feudal hold of the
Colonna family, in the mountains between Palestrina and
Anagni, near the Neapolitan frontier, which has been
established by the government as a place of detention for
political offenders.
AUSTRIA.—A telegraphic message from Vienna, an-
nouncing the departure of the Emperor for Berlin, has
given occasion for a variety of conjectures. By some it is
supposed to have reference to the re-establishment of the
empire, while others think it has to do with the settlement
of the Zollverein question.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

SALE TO-MORROW

Valuable and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cottage
and Square PIANO-FORTES, by eminent Makers, Lady's
WARDROBE, handsome Pair fine Dove-veined Marble
WASHSTANDS and TABLES, a Telescope DINING TABLE,
DINNER SERVICE, TABLE CUTLERY, and EFFECTS, 17,

St. Anne-street.
MR. GRICE respectfully announces that he has
instructions from Mr. Stafford, who is leaving Liverpool,
to SELL by AUCTION, To-moitacivrr(Wednesday,) the 22nd
instant, at Eleven o'clock pro , on the above Premises, the
whole of the valuable an modern FURNITURE, made
expressly within three yea , comprising, in Sitting and Dining
Rooms, Sets of Mahog y Chairs, Two Sofas and a Couch,
Oblong and a Centre able, capital Telescope Dining Table,
with extra Leaves, massive Legs and Castors, Easy and
Lounging Chairs,' Leather and Hair-cloth, a Pedestal Side-
board, of very ric i Wood, Dinner Service, China Tea Set, Gas
Chandelier, Table Lamp, large Chimney Glass, handsome
Brussels Carpets and Rugs, China -Ornaments, Chiffonnier
and a Cabinet, in fine order, Set of Tea Trays, Table Cutlery,
handsome Bronzed Fenders, and Polished Fire-irons.
The Bedrooms include handsome Spanish Mahogany Four-
post, Half-tester, and French Bedsteads, Set of Iron Ditto,
Hair and Wool Mattresses, prime Goose Feather Beds and
Bedding, Lady's Wardrobe, handsome pair of Marble Toilet
Tables and Dressing Glasses, Mahogany Chests of Drawers,
with the usual Painted Chamber Articles, Shower Bath,
Carpets, &c. &c.
Hall and Rtairs :—Pair of Hall Chairs, Hat and Umbrella
Stand, Oil Cloth, Spring Dial,. Stair Carpet and Rods, together
with the usual Kitchen Requisites and Effects.
The whole may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Cata-
logues had from Mr. GRICE, 40, Whitechapel, or on the Pre-
mises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

to call a count

such an as,

, and, Consideri

fluential position c
the requisition, I f

great pain that I asiur

sd to W. H. Peters
sible for r

verse a county meetin

avowed object, is without precedent

m an opinion, not s

re atta

refuse my

ion for the follow-

lably. No man's sentiments
toAurienlar Confession than

high character and in-
hed to
t. But
with
at a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Lt prevails througho

takes careful note t

ctuall y rendered

silenced by fire, but the

LUTHER has de

Ilse of the fait?

to listen to 1

to the voice f.

She deer

ens the same Ice

.val of but a fe

broken, and the fairest Id

n the comniunion

iven to nobles,

, take all they ca

Bishops exact
and the mitred abbot tithes
ute of fowl

There are, however,

ours abroad. The teachers of strange doc-

opinions are

us practices

, and kings and

out, and proudly clings to her

o defy all at-

There is

ming at her gates, for which the poor

1. the last to change, is the celebration
as of old.

of the West is
s of

who, like the

but, unlike it, render nothing
They toll and tithe, but do not teach. The

cd ; a dark and gloomy

.ettling down upon them that breaks out in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

IMPORTANT DECISION

last week, Mr.

6t Chorlton, recovered £26 15s
1, Lancashire, and Cheshire J

Company, for injury done to

mission from- Chester to

lanchester

of catt

LIGHTING AND WATOHING, ORTON.
meeting of the ratepayers was held on W
ing, at the Queen's Arms Hotel, Oxton,
surer's accounts were read snd passed ; A
Mr. Jacob Jacobson, and Mr.
elected inspectors for the next V

;or for one yet
; and £l2O

to the

for light

FLOODS IN CARNARVON.—The extensive rn
• river Cadnant, near CE
me time pent up by a I
a tremendous crash

caused the overt
but the waters
which at last ga

'eat sweephig away everyt

in its course till i

in the lower
.ous state wer

arils of two

Archibald
-ee years, and Mr. Henry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

DRESSMAKING.
kDIES' DRESSES made in the first style of
elegance at the following Reduced Prices :—Morning
s, 2s. 6d. ; Silk and Sati . ; Jackets, 3s. ; Waistcoats,
extras, and a first-r fitter employed. Velvet Bonnets
order for 15s. . and 21s. Paper Models of every
Dress fro . Fashions every month.
rs. Miss HARRISON, 58, Lime-street, opposite
reef uadrant.

le of Dn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

lied in variot

those which remair

ouses, and buildings w

attendance I]

branch of misletoe suspcn

the mos

glorious eye of t

meeting, the r
made doubly y

3 festival, do

It is interesting, on an

which have tak

hundred years which hav

able writer on ti

If we revert to the

was celebrated, it was

lemn

ierformed. They

world B

sion in c

that LIE

ye of all our warm etuott

)last

a of opinion, o:

Ot CIA'S

place du

bridged f

est period at which this festi

bad been called from amid t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

MILLINERY

THE MISSES BRANCH, of 13, RANELAGH-
STIIET, respectfully solicit th tion of the Ladies of
spection of t • newly selected STOCK of
-DRESS CAPS, FLOWERS, &c., &c.,
.dy f • iSPECTION on WEDNESDAY

Liverpool
BONNETS

BALLS, TEA PARTIES, &c

JOHN MILBOURN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONER, 20, CLARE. E-STREET, and 22,
NETHERFIELD•ROAD NORTH, beg inform the Public that
he CONTRACTS to supply B S, TEA PARTIES, and
SOIREES, throughout, by Hundred or at so much per
Head, in Town and Coui
J. M. has for HIRF ables, Tea Urns, Table Cloths, Spoons,
Cups and Saucer , Jugs, Basins, Plates, Knives and Forks.
He has also on hand a great variety of Ornamented CAKES
and BUN LOAVES, of superior quality, suitable for Christmas
Presents.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

--iata--

Mr. D. Blyth has purchased Ace of Trumps, by lago,
and he is gone into Jos. Dawson's stable at Middleham.

It is said that Sir Charles Monk's horses, consisting of
Vindes, Gossamer, Gaiety filly, and several others, have
been sent to John Osborne's stables, at Middleham,
under whose superintendence they will be trained for the
future.

DEATH OF VENISON.—The celebrated stallion Venison,
by Partisan, died at Broughton, on the 27th ult. He was
rising 20 years, and was one of the gamest horses of his
day. During his racing career, at three years old, he
travelled upwards of 700 miles on foot, and won twelve
races ; he also won the Portland Handicap and other
stakes, including a lame number of Queen's Plates.
Alarm, Cariboo, The Ugly Buck, Kingston, Joe Miller,
and Tickton, are his most distinguished descendants.
FATE OF STEEPLE-CHASE CIIACES.—In addition to
Lottery, who may be seen every Saturday in the Edgware-
road as leader in a team, drawing a load of straw, Messrs.
Hall, of Neasdon, have Vanguard and Carlo ; all of them
are well provided for. Old Vanguard, who was sold by
his breeder (Mr. Hassell) for 600 gs, was bought for £25
out of an omnibus, the proprietor of which purchased him
at Aldridge's, some time back, for something under £lO.
Cigar has also been leader in an omnibus, but is now dri-
ven about in a back cab. Mr. Vevers sold The Page for
6 sovs to draw a boat, and poor old Charity into the mail ;
the latter was drowned a short time since, during a flood,
when going his last stage ! When somebody ofered Tom
Oliver £2O for Cheroot, he ordered the old horse to be
brought out, and had him shot, saying, " He has been a
zood friend to me, and I should not like to see him abused
in his old age."—Bell's Life in London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

franc.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
14/6\
The followingFlßST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS
, - or other suitable Steamers are intended to
Sail (with or without Pilots) from COBURG
DOCK, R 8 follows :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

From LIVERPOOL to H4VRE DIRECT,

MARGARET Monday, Dec. 27,4 t 11 o'clock, Morning.
*** On the date marked with arfasterisk, Passengers will be
conveyed on board from the landing-stage by a small Steamer
at the hour above mentionefif

C - Shippers must des ein their Shipping Notes the con-
tents of their Package
Fares:— abin, 255.; Steerage,l2s.6d.
PorPreight Vidsage apply, in Havre,to DONALD CURRIE ;
in London, t .B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in
Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in Man-
chester, to JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
IWItNS and MAC IVKR, 1, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

ket is lower, and very little
the ear

e week brought 4

since decline

a few casks Australian beef broug

445. 9d. ; nothing done i

,oath America

have change

hands at £l4 to 10s. per ton, the price rea-

Used to-day being again higher

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

FRIDAY, DEC

SEEL 17

With some improvement in the demand this week, and rat
ss disposition on t}

iart of ho

's to supply t

alas of the curt

qualities of

America

also have had
s dull of sale, barely supporting I

turn in favour o

and holders of Eg

prices continue irreg

rican, 93 Bahia, 1,000
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

3rd class

the classes bi

clone in the school
a classes below the

drawing; done in the school.
P. Rigby ; greatest proficienc
tile school.

-Ist class-1. Potter scholarship, Boy
2nd class.-1. Prize of book
of Looks, J. D. Parki

-1_ Priz

oks, J. R. L:

lass.—

Prize of bo

za of books, No

acipal's Germ

—.ail. Principal's prize, Abbott and Sinker;
Principal's Prize, Robinson ; History of Eng-
age. Mr. Wilson's classical priz:, Peers ;

a Synts:

master

examination in mathematics, Da lop

SCHOOL PRIZES

Prize, S. B. Fyfe
Nomination to Middle School. W
tomley. That of the free nominations. Historical
Geographical Prize, S. B. Fyfe, History and Geography
of America. Arithmetical Medal, Help, Follow,
Writing Medal, W. Mitchell. 2od Writua,; Prize, J.
Parkinson. Free nominations to Middle School, J. E.
E. B. Christian, British India, Fractions vulgar
nal, Acts of the Apostles, and en English Essay.
's prize T. G. Jones, English Grammar. Head
_ Prize for Composition, G. B. Stride, Ought the
stal Palace to be opened to the Public on the Sabbath
Ist Geometry Prize, H. Parelow. 2nd ditto,
3rd ditto, Jackson. Ist French Prize, G.
ditto, Pendlebury. Principal's Prizes
Drawing. Joseph Lee, J. Hore.
Parzcs.-Ist Class, Ist Molyneux Scholarship,
G. B. Stride ; 2nd ditto, A. F. Thomson, ditto. 2nd
Class, Prize of Baoks, Towndrow, ditto. 3rd Class,
ditto, J. Harper, ditto. 4th Class, ditto, W. Clarke,
ditto ; G. Jones (English), Pearson (Arithmetic). sth
Class, ditto, J. Hick, ditto. 6th Class, ditto, Jas. Nott ;
Jones (Arith)., E. Mattors (English). 7th Class, ditto,
Richard Shaw, ditto. Bth Class, ditto, C. Willis, ditto.
9th Class, ditto, W. M‘Millan.
EVENING SCHOOL PRIZCS.—Aige
mensuration, S. M

Scrip.
Bot-
nd

and de&

pr not
Pendienur)
2nd

for Archite

n, geometry, and

perattlon, and Eng

metic, W. Simpson

,s, owin

e during the past few d
to the reduced scale of dietary adopted by the guardians
The daily allowance in bread to the women has been re-
n 16oz. to 120 z., and that of the men from 16 ;z.
The ringleaders, both male and female, will be

du"ed f
to 14oz

EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF HOMICIDE.—Dr.Banks,
of Merrion-street, Dublin, physician in ordinary to the
Lord Lieutenant, stands charged with homicide. It

that a few: evenin

ig in a car

ago, he found a man t

offensive wny upon his premises

Smart

ssed between them, when Dr. -Banks struck the
men a blow on the head with a walking stick, from the
of which he died o
CONV[CT KIELIVAN.-110 Rentz

"The e.
ication

Friaay

clndition roma
visit has ben) rect

t daily
mains with him f

Is attende

by the chaplain of the psis
,r a considerable time in a

THE DERBY, 1853.
350 to 25 agst Mr. Bowes's West Australian—taken.
400 to 25 Duke of Richmond's Pharos—taken.
500 to 25 Duke of Bedford's Sittingbourne—taken.
1400 to 50 Mr. Wilkinson's Hurworth—taken.
1000 to 25 Mr. Watters's Lord Fauconberg—taken
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

WEDNESDAY .

at Twelve o'clock.

TO-MORROW. (Wednesday,) the -instant
. at the Public Sale. , Exchange
57 es GAMBIER,
Now landing ex K w, Albert Dock.—Apply to
. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO.. Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

, Lafone

Lives of Demosthenes and Cicero, and Top_
Rome and Athens. Senior Mathematical Medal, a.rt:iur,

)graph
4.

Algebra.
LES.-Ist class prize, W. Hodgson, Egerton
2nd class prize, Lafone. 3rd class prize,
class prize—classical division, Molyneux ;
ion, Jones. sth class prize, Cooper. Gth
prize, forth. Preparatory clasSes, ith class. Ker ;
class, G. Maples, prize. Jago, drawing ;

scholars

Walke

te Seele
and reigit

EXTRA PRIZES.—Prize givon by the Collet;
J. H. Rawdon, English Essay—The social n
advantages resulthig from the English Reform,
Given by the Principal, G. Rawdon, Greek Grams.
Given by the Principal, Widdowson, Latin Gramm
Given by Mr. Cheetham. Widdowson, 2nd, progress at.
good conduct. Given by ditto, Read, 3rd, ditto, ditto
Given by Mr. Woodward, R. P. Aked, sth class ; D
Killick, Gth class, progress and good conduct. Given by
Mr. Porter. G. W. Rawdon, 3rd class ; H. T. Wilson,
3rd class ; Wainright, 4th class, general excellence in the
mathematical work of the half-yeat. Given by ditto, J.
C. Brown and J. H. Conor, Gth class, general improve-
ment. MIDDLE SCHOOL PRIZES.
SPECIAL PRlZES.—Divinity Medal, Swift, Sinker ;
Whateley's Evidences. Nomination to upper school, J,
Ferguson. Historical and Geographical Medal, G. Rigb•
and Worthington ; Markham's History of Ger,—
Mathemathical and arithmetical prize, Ferr--

r boot

Ul LAUL:I
ards, J. I
oficiency I

Mathematical and acithm,
son, E. Finlay, C. Bennett,

combe
Medal

J. Travis ; Fre

first.

.1,-R•ibertsi
Medal,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

J. Crondson, W'

CENTIFICAT
—Jan. 7, T. Be
Jan. 7, J. B. Annatrong, Man

C, K. Ma,
d A. Champ, I

PARTNERSHIPS DPiSOLVED.--M1V;5011 and Co., Liverpool,
boo t-dealers—McA rdle and English Liverpool, shipwrights—
J. Jones and H. Sharrock, Manchester, sawyers.

Friday, December 17, 1852,

Tames Kent Vote, Albion-square, Dal!ton, builder,

Robert Sewell Boititer, Motint-rOw, Westminster-road, Lam-
beth, London, tailor.

Ch-arles Jac-ob, Fenchnrch-street, London, merchant.
William Wellington, Paddington, London, builder.
Samuel Salter, Abbot's Langley, maltster.
William Shoberl, Great Marlborough-street, and St. John's-
wood-terrace, St. John's-wood, London, publisher.
Benjamin James, Newport, Monmouthshire, builder.

John. Atkinson, Kingsion-upon-Hull, seed-crusher.
Collingwood Tully, Sunderland, shipowner.
Christian Bruce Reid, Newcastle-on-Tyne, common brewer
Samuel Cole Harrison, Sunderland-by-the-Sea, linen-draper

DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 10, J. Moulton, Manchester, joiner—Jan.
10, T. Staley, Stockport, grocer—Jan. le, J. Ashworth, Bury,
garder 2r—Jan. 10, T. Lawson, Bury, draper.
The sitting for dividend in the matter of A. Atkinson, Dalton-
in-Furness, tanner, advertised for the 28th inst., at Manches-
ter, will not take place on that day, nor until further notice.

CEfITIFICATES.—Jan. 10, T. Staley, Stockport, grocer—Jan.
10. G. C. nulling and R. C. Sharp, Manchester, merchants.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—E. and W. A. Sparrow, Liver_
pool, metal-brokrrs— Parsons, Day, and Co., Liverpool and
New York, merchants—W. and E. Knight, Manchester, lime..
dealers—J. Gaskell and T. F. Taylor, Wigan, attorneys.

Dec. MEETINGS IN BA
20, Alfred J. Swift (audit) ......
20, Bell nrld Car. rbell (Ist)
20, William Laird [proof and div.)
21, BONI Pare inn. (2nd)

IUPTCY. Hour.
District Court, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, II
Ditto, II
Ditto, 11
Ditto, n
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11

24, Alex. Smith (wparato proof and div.)
24, Alex. Smith und Thos. Irvine (nf. & div )
24, Richard Goolden, (proof and div.)

! ~ ::~<.~~oa

MARKETS.

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER.—The recent transatlantic advices exhibiting
a less decline on the other side than had been looked for, a
reaction has taken place in our market, and the raw material
has recovered FL per lb.; yarns also are so far better for pro-
ducers that buyers are ob:iged to pay id. per lb. above the
rates submitted to previously. But the sales increase very
little, except for the East, and for that quarter a fair business
is going on in mule and water twist, but the Germans are still
quite out of the market; and the home consumers are checked
in their purchases by the hardening disposition of sellers. In
goods suitable for India and China fair operations have been
effected, st about the prey ;oits rates. The proposed repeal of
the tea duty appears to have induced some purchases for
s from Calcutta have led to

the lighter al.

inp. The mer-

are almost the only class
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Valter Geo:

the Rev.
ant HotisP,

John gruadbent, Wyhuxnbu

es, Mr. John
Chortle, Had

5.,28W.

:on, the

:he wife

7c of Mr

re of Mr. Jesse

Wallasey, the wife of

;e Greer

1. by the P.m T.
nn Jane, daughter

Robt. Dodson

Chester Mr. Thos
st daughter of thi

Roy. H.
lwich, to

of Man,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Porter

members of

dy of a d

presided. Lie proceedings co
ciation of the Budget proposed by Mr. Disraeli, and the
announcement of a projected new one, prepared by M
J. R. Jeffery, of this town, who said tha -
object to abolish nearly all the Custo
the " taxes on knowledge," and
assessed taxes, to the amount of £12,150,036, and to sub-

s and E

probate an

estate,

acorne and propert'
It in Rn,linl

and £lOO in other i
Ina, 11. A.- C. S%?,,wart,

r. Llwrenco Hayworth, Mr
, and Mr. Smith Harlizon.

.AC .—An enquiry took place,

ow. Esq., ono of ;hi
Hotel, West Derby, on F.

n lunacy,

. to ascer-

mat-o
of Tue-b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

; hob,. —.nu,
Pilot Fish, Sedgeley ; and Ann, Johnston,
Janeiro.

FERNANDO FO,
from Bimbia for Boobte, arriveu
broken, having been on the sunken rock at
STANLEY, KI., Sept. 29.—Tbe Helena, Sinclair, from Lir(
pool for San Francisco, put into Berkeley Sound 14th Sep
with nine feet of water in her hold, and pumps choked, and
still lying there.

'he Elizabeth Cumming, Can

MAURITIUS, Oct. 14.—The Cordelia,
pool, which put in here 23rd Sept., y,
portion of her cargo to repair cutvrater, and is expected to
on the IGth inst.

n Calcutta to Live
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

AUSTRALIA.

We have intelligence from the gold fields to tbel:l3
Sept., in which it is said that the yield from the `lawn
diggings alone will amount to about ten millions ster`aeil
per annum. The weekly arrivals in August aver"ect
30,000 ounces of gold dust, and there was 'a
fair prosßa
at the beginning of September of that amount bablan.
doubled, from the prodigiour number of labourers 110,5 t;
ins to the mining district from all quarters of the gl°lo.f
The most brilliant test of the continuity of the vielaro
the two great gold fields of Mount Alexander and pakkjaiel,
is given in a series of escort returns published in tbe;'sl.
bourne Argus, embracing the period from October, is:
to the end of August, 1852. The following are the tot
_,;
.;
—October, (1851,) 18,482 oz. ; November, 60 58 az •
December, 169,684 oz. ; January, (1832,) 107,216 az p
February, 111.778 oz. ; March, 122.778 oz. April. 13,0
oz. ; May, 138,906 oz. ; June . '
169,990 oz. ;July, 35'•
oz. ; and August, 350,968 oz. ; making, with the ad 100
of an odd 40,000 oz. from some smaller places, an euerra
total of 1,771,974 oz., or between 73 and 74 tons, of got° .
The state of society, meanwhile, at the diggings is hoe
ful. We have been invaded by armed ruffians, wbarireS
" stuck up" the inmates and rifled the premises. Tin,gbeit
appear so thick upon the ground, and so unceasing 10 000
operations, that it is quite clear they must often rob ost
another. Murders are numerous, and remain 01,,,ratied
always unpunished. The police are cowed or letiligt
with the ruffians, and the administration of the law 00
sinking into contempt. Next to an efficient police °jut
an importation of female servants is urgently walice
Victoria. Ladies must do their own household war...";gel
be exposed to the double annoyance of paving high +",,oce,
and having to put up with a great deal of incomPa`i
Men have flocked into the colony by thousands, ba. sec'
women of England base been less migratory, and, 8:405
cessful diggers usually get married as fast as circucas`-sotO
permit, the few women who arrive are usually 000
removed from servitude and placed at the head of 9 sVO
rough establishment at the diggings or in the bush.;.Tig
are assured that the splendour of a digger's wedul;iit
orp sometimes rather startling. Young Irish ban , p,
i
who scarcely knew the luxury of a shoe until Woof 0
their bare feet on the soil of Victoria, lavish 03°,11,:ssel
white satin at 10s. or 12s. a- and for their bridal 01.;otb°,
I.and flaunt out of the shop slamming the door, bec,..3.U;19
unfortunate storekeeper does not keep the real 51''
ten guineas a-piece !
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

hen he successful'

FRE EARL OF ZETLAND ha.
e Christmas

ire residence for

a will entertain
" Antony a

Richard P

has bee:
county.

sia».ghter-
bdued by the fire-

invited Miss Glyn to his
While

Cleopatra," and " Hamlet

•We understand that the name of

St_ Tiplp

e peace for this

d on Sunday last in

National Schools
lor, and Rev. W
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

LOCAL

NEWS

MATRIMONY.—On Sunday week (the 12th ins*
3 couples were " asked " in the Pa -

names of

la Church,

Blackburn

cx.—At Southport_ the

stern-board of a veP
old on a blue

WOMAN, who was examined as a witness at, the

onth of the ye

NEW SCREW STEAMER.-A

r called

Ur. CHART.

borough, and 11

ary Walpole;

E LORDS OF TII

merit of inspector
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

;treet, aged GO, Ann, wife of

it, at the Adrnfrny-pOuS!

a short

69, George Grahaw,

- -
On the 16th inst., at his fa
Mr. blichael WhitcA(

aged 2

Anue.stro.3,

On the 17th inst., at Fa:
Thompson.

Portsmouth, after

Thomas Brig

at his residence, Great Newton-street, aged

.her's residence, Walton;
e, architect.

Mrs. Hammond, St.
f London.

,ce, Bootle, Mrs. Wm. C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

SHIPPING

TUESDAY, DEC. 1

•Wind S. to W.S.W., fresh

ARRlVED.—Constantine, Duryee ; Gay Mar
and Montezuma, De Courcy, from New
Howes, and Colombo, Harris, Yew Orlet,n-

Isabella Hornet.,
—Candidate, Forbes,
Liberator, Angel, Girge
Lisbon—Hebe, Williams, Char
SAI LED.—Saranak, Decan, fo

!adelphia,

Benjamin Boyd, Birkc
sailed 27th Sept., and frc
Fernando Po the Dunibat
bell, coal vessel.

t, from Camaroons

The Derry Castle, hence for New Orleans, has
having sprung a leak.
Columbus, hence

,t Pernambuco.
from Calcutta at the Mau.

Cordelia, Mitche
bound for this port
Geelong (s), frou

the Clyde fc

Bay of BikaY
DUMFRIES,
for this port, 1
in. The wea

nd Jane
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

kindly %son

.L PRIZES.—Scnior Divinity
f examination, flora Paulinze, P.

Apostolic

Historical

and Ti

Edwards

4th class.-1.
Prize of. bout

E. Dicid

-1. Prlze o
prize, J. Br'

iass.-1. I
,auks, J.. 1

Prize of vol
and Edwards

mot.
Roxas

accompanying each presentation with a few
ds of encouragement and appropriate remarks.
UPPER SCHOOL GENER,IL

ri Ttnrsx
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 21st instant, at One o'clock precisely
in the Commercial Sale-roo . TeMple-court,
300 Barrels Newtown Pip ' PPLES, per Asia.
300 Barrels D' DIT 10, per Pacific.
14 i-Barrels L PPLES, per Pacific.
50 Barrels wtown Pippin APPLES, per Africa.
500 Barr s Baldwin APPLES, per America.
Apply to GEORGE BADENACH, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

h history and gensraphy, WAllister.
allelic combined with improvement in

Proficle a c:

vent in penma,

ui penmansuip
p, J. M`Der-
i

•with improve—
Figure drawing, T. Moore. o:nameuLal urawing,
Mechanical drawing, Madge. Landscape draw-

jag. T. Coward.

Rector C

, 3 VU

)y acclamation to the Bishop, who briefly ac-
iged the compliment.—Th

a ; "oted

knowle
to

he mayor for his atte

tleman responded with his usual eloquence.—Tiva dox-
ology was sung, the benediction pronounced, and the as-
sembly broke up,—the juveniles, we need not say, in a
high state of elation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Is the same. No
ved by him. He
on, who re-

forenoon,

and frequently visits him in the course of the evening.
He appears to maintain great composure, lives sparingly,
and speaks but little to the officers of the prison • but he
occasionally protests his innocence of the crime Of which
he has been convicted."

AN UNSEEMLY CONTEST took place a few days since
in the churchyard, Mill-street, New Cork, between the
parish clergyman and a Romish priest, as to which should
perform the funeral rites : the one contending that he
had died a Protestant, and the other that, just before
death, he recounted his heresy and became " a true
Catholic." The priest, having the strongest force at his
back, first performed the rites of his church, and, after he
had retired, the Clergyman read the funeral service of
the Established Church.

GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF IRELAND.—The Grand
Orange Lodge of Ireland, which closed its half-yearly
sittings a few days ago, has issued an address. in which
the origin of the institution, its objects, and results so far,
are set forth. The character and operations of the ribbon
confederacy are depicted, and the address concludes with
a sketch of Maynooth College—an institution, which, it
maintains, should no longer be supported by the country.
The document bears the signature of Lord Dungannon,
D.G.M., who acted as chairman.

THE IRELAND'S EYE TRAGEDY.-It is stated that
the captain of a Danish brig, which arrived at Dublin last
week, had seen a man struggling with a woman on Ire-
land's Eye on the very day that the unfortunate Mrs.
Kirwan was murdered, and distinctly heard the screams.
The circumstance was noted in the log-book at the time.
This, if true, is a most important confirmation of the con-
victed man's guilt, and will set at rest any doubts that
might be entertained of his guilt. The house of the con-
demned man,in Merrion-square,has been taken possession
of by Colonel Browne, the furniture having been confis-
cated to the crown. Kirwan, who has rallied somewhat
from his mental depression, persists in asserting his
innocence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

China ;

whose action is perceptil,?e. As regards that large class of

ig is in no degree di-

ROCHDALE.— There was an extremely dull mallet last week,
and the demand for pieces was limited. The wool market is

he same as it has been for some weeks past, both in

Lur.os.—The markets haw: not been well attended by pur;
chasers, the merchants being engaged to some extent in
squaring their accounts. The tmanifacturcrs continue well

employed, and

of cloth has been delivered at the

warehouse

NowtxoHANt.,— There is no inquiry for goods for home con-
sumption of any description, and the Americans have nearly
completed their purchases, so that what few goods are now
changing 'muds are generally at a sacrifice; indeed, those who
can now buy goods, in expectation of a demand for them a

month or two hence, expect to obtain an equivalent or some-
thing more for their outlay. The hosiery trade still continues
to be pursued without any compLtiut, and hands in all the
branches of it seem to be well employed.

LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE
MARKET,
FRIDAY• DECEMBER 17.

• There has continued to be only a limited demand for West
India and Bengal Sugar during the present %.vcelc, the sales
being confined to 100 hhds. Barbadoes and a small parcel of
date Bengal to the grocers ; a cargo of new Mauritius has been
taken by a refiner, chiefly at 355. rid., with a lot of lower qua-
lity at 34i. per cwt. Considerable purchases have again been
made by the refiners in Foreign, in some instances at a reduc-
tion of sd. per cwt. ; the total sales on the spot amount to
and a few cases Brazil, from 16s. 6d.

brown, and 20s. Gd. to 216. for white, and 500

Harnna at 21s. ; a cargo of 3,800 bags Paraiba; to

per cwt

saes are

4,000 to 5,000 bases.
SALES. IMPORTS.
DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week I l'revi. Week ./.,;s STOCZ
ending ously ending Tear-
Dec.l7.lthis yr.pec.l7. Dec.l7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

hown that

, in Budgelr

r stated

who b

oke into the

'On, a farmer, and forced open a

f much

It. R. Warr, at
n broken into an(

11, vario

ipton Union

o ih four different

nnrr

curred a

d to be G

y morn-

ail' made its appear

le cal ria

body as

Andover,
' his body

s and some of

,ce from the scene of the

Irnisb, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

:e; and, more than that,

ontemptible,

th-at, in the arrangements whicF

3 about

since the majority of TI

rd JOHN RUSSELL'S name has scarcely been

3—never but as that of a subordinate. The late
indeed, must have found his own level in the

:citement and heartburnings which have

the rejection of the Budget. The QUEEN
The public have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

the rewa

which
the w

ment a

and halo

taxation—
in Great B

more pc,
NAPOL

tration an

brought to m

During

course of 1

some clic

to ao

sociation a

for their dis

ers anci a

OA
objection

others, we.

and obviot

By the bye,

that malt
which the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

DUTCH R
Comm

[er to the Englis!

laries connected with this railway was
holders of the line on Tuesday evenin

commemorate the successful termination of the differences
formerly existing in the direction. Charles Holland, Esq.,

!d, and

supported

Esq. A;nonz the company present _
Alleard, H. Harrison, T. Bouch, W. Claxton, T. F. Ben-
nett, J. A. Tinne, Lewin Mozlev, J. Wa,zstaff, E. War-
dell, H. Littledale, T. Baines, W. Briggs, S. J. Arnold,

‘c-ssrs.

T. B. Barclay, and H. C. BelOe. In the course of the
fter.dinner proceedings,
_the chairman stated that the

line could sc

,reely fail to become, eventually, both pros

perous and profitable, and congratulated the meeting upon
tha termination of all differences among the shareholders;
and al! present appeared to concur in the opinion that
their prospects for the future were highly encouraging.

LIVERPOOL FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION.—The
association held their annual meetinz on
'•en Robertson Gladstone, Esq.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

LONDON.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-44oNDAY.
The house met at five o'clock. -
MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS.
The Earl of DERBY rose to announce that the Ministry

under the present circumstances, bad considered it would
be most conducive to the interests of the country, and
of Goverment, to tender their resignations ; and, in
doing so, he, at considerable length, reviewed the proceed-

ings of his administration, and the cause which had led to
He compared the relative strength of the
parties in the Houseof Commons, and stated that, although
as an united body the supporters of his administration were
the most numerous, they were defeated by a combined effort
of the other parties in the house ; and his lordship, in
some degree, complained of that opposition. He stated
that Her Majesty had sent for the Earl of Aberdeen, who
had signified his readiness to construct an administration.
He then passed some encomiums on-the zeal and ahility of
his colleagues, and referred with great satisfaction to the
measures of Law Reform and the defence of the country
which they had been enabled to pass ; and he expressed
his hope that his successors would act upon the principles
of the great Conservative party ; and it was his conviction
that they would meet with a more favourable opposition
than his ministry had experienced. He then moved, in
compliance with a request from the Earl of Aberdeen
(who, however, wished the adjournment should be until
Monday), that their lordships should adjourn until Thurs•
day; and in the event of Lord Aberdeen not being then
prepared, he should then move the further adjournment
of the house till Monday next.

its termination

After a few words from the Duke of NEWCASTLE, who
complained of this unusual proceeding on the part of the
Earl of Derby, and indignantly defended his friends in the
House of Commons from the charges insinuated by the
noble earl of the motives of their opposition, the motion

was agreed to.
The house adjourned at ten minutes to six

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAY

The house met at a quarter to four.
In answer to a question from Sir R. INGLIS,
Lord STANLEY said the attention of government had
been called to the official notice issued by the government
of Spain requesting all foreigners resident in, or passing
through that country to conform to the Roman Catholic
religion. The wording of the notification was rather am-
biguous ; but government had called the attention of Lord
Howden, our minister at Madrid, to the subject.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

1., youngest son of

C. Barton,

to Miss E

On the !4'
the Rev.

Otli inst.. at
. G. William

'kville-street, by

'Mani Stnith, baker, to Diisi

On the 10th Oct., on be
tge home, apt 29, Ca;
earner Dumoarton Youl

lin Boyd, on bis pas-

J. Spencer, of th

ship Charle

Saul' de

On the 29th ult., at

falling into the hold of
:, second sou of the late

of this town

On the 3rd inst

be had gone for the
s Locke Pent, univer.

benefit
sally re

dbyal.

On tle eth inst., arrt!d 43. Mary, wi ft. of 1 he Rev. R. H. Thorpe;
M.A., incumbent of Hoghton, near Prescot.

4`2,_the Rev. G. B. Sand

hull, C

aFd 62, Mary,

broth? r-inlaw,

wife of Sam

of Captain W.

w.red 40, Mrs. Matilda
If the Town-hall, in this

f error! 38, II)

t, wife of Jos.ph Sparks,
Mount-riew, Rathbone-

a short illness, nary,

ring illness, Mr. John Rad-

at son of Mr.

!au Steam

h-park, aged 65,
of 11 r, Charles

Of the late

•hes,'London-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFO:ID, DEC. 15.—There was a large supply of Beasts at
to-day's market, the quality of which was tolerably good ; of
Sheep the number continues almost stationary. From 11
Liverpool market there
er 470; from the north, 90 ; from Cheshire

'e 1100 Beasts; direct from Ire

,pshi re,

The at

ndance of bu

.erous, and the fo

g quotatio

ns were realised

c. 15.— AL this m

were 9,";0

which were gene: alit' of prime
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

-Osborne

CABINET CouNctL.—The Earl of Derb.,
London at; half. past two o'clock on Saturday
from Osborne, Isle of Wight, and immediately
to his residence in Downing-street. At a quarter-past
three o'clock his lordship went to the Forkugn-c6ce,
where a Cabinet Council was held. The whole of rile
noble Earl's colleagues in the Ministry, without any el"
eep`ion, were present, -viz., the Lord Chancellor, the Duke
of Northumberland, the Marquis of Salisbury ; the Earl+
of Hardw:clze, Malmesbury, and Lonsdale ; Lord J•
Manners, Sir J. Pakington, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Herrieet
and Mr. Henley. The sitting of the Cabinet was but of
short duration, the Ministers breaking up shortly before
four o'clock.

:ternoon,
roceedecl

A larze meeting of Conservative peers and of members
of t:lie House of Commons was to take place yesterday, at
the Earl of Derby's official residence in Dow-:^-_ctr'2et•
Notices to this effect were issued immediate

ate:- the

roceting of the Cabinet Council on Saturday

CARLTON CLITB.—The following members of t:2O
Carlton Club, falsely canine. themselves Conservatives,
voted azninst Lord Derby's Administration on Thursday
last. It is to be hoped (seys the Morni

Herald

these gentlemen will now, ut least, have the decency ru
resign :—Lord Ernest Bruce, Hon. F. Charteris, Lord
Robert Clinton, E. Beckett Denison. Lord Drumlanrig,
Hon. H. Fitzroy, Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Right
Hon. G. Goulburn, Henry Herbert, Right Hon. Sidney
Herbert, Lord Alfred Hervey, Sir James Hogg, Lord
,Termyn, Cornwall Legh, Sir F. Lewis, A. E. Lockhart,
Lord Monck, Colonel Peel. J. Manners Sutton, G. Torn'
line, Granville Harcourt•Verr.on, Sir Richard Vyvyaht
Hon. J. Stuart Wortley, Sir John Young.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Imperial power of once P

Rome scattered in fragments, while the capital b,

the centre of a spirit

teal dominion almost as wide, and far

one of the C

RS has become

the seat of a descendant of the APOSTLES, and the ter

honour of Pagan deities have become

All is changed, and
lost persecuted is the centre of its

worship

re the faith wa-
. from w

nce it dictates to the Kings of Christendom,

up another,

The early heresies

have been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

E D IVIS

ANALYSIS OF TH
Majority (tellers included)
Minority (tellers included)
Paired • • • • •
Absent—Conservatives ....
Liberals........
Chairman of Committees—Mr. W. Patten
Seats vacant—Carlow County ..
London
Knaresborough

PAIRS.

Fos.
Buck, L. W.
Bennet, P.
Colville, C. R.
Compton, H. C.
Evelyn, Lord
Gooch, Sir E.

AGAINST,
Heathcoat, J.
Tancred, H. W
Corbally, 11.

Rice, E.
Morris, D.
Peto, S. M.

Grogan, H.
Hawkins, H. W.
Long, W.
Moody, C. A.
Montgomery, Sir G.
Pennant, Colonel D.
Waddington, H. S.
West, F. R.

ToW;iabencl, Captain
Ponsonby, Hon. A.
Moncrieff. J.
Howard, Lord E.
Moreton, Lord
Bulkeley, Sir R.
Adair, H. E.
Fergus, J.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

DECEMBER 21, 185:2.

and i Os. 6.1. del iverea kn the warehouse,

od.—There has again

been a large inquiry for Rum, and a further advance of 2d. per

Demerara and3o puns,

s just received, via Trieste,

from Cbina,

at the exports of Tea

ur and a-half millions of

~ caused some excitement in

1 cheaper ; a few dry samples have declined Is. per quarter.

Oats Is. per qr. dearer. In

DUBLIN

and small a

tocks of fl

AST, DEC. 17

T figure

been very firm. The late calm in the trade has led to no de-

dine in Flour, and ss. per ton higher is demanded for Wheat.
At this day's market we have bad a good attendance. Flour

supported late rates, and Wheat sold at the advance noted
above. No white Indian Corn here; yellow is held at from

£l3 to .£9 per ton,
CORK, DEC. 18

;her quotation

but no sales
.—The market this week has been quiet

Jane Montgomery, Davies, from New Orleans at this port.
At three o'clock this morning, off Point Lynas, was in contact
with the Neptunus, from Venice for this port, which is
sup-
posed to have gone dow

collision': crew

Montgomery
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 18th
Dec.)—ADMITTED: In-patients, 35; out-patients, 4 ' • casuals
during the last week, 18.—DISCHARGED: In-patients cured,
26; relieved, and at own request, 14 ; made out-patients, 9;
irregular, 1 ; dead, 3.—Remaining in the house, 177.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 18th Dec.)—
ADMITTED Accidents, 29 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 12; Total, 41.--DISCHARGED: Cured, 20;
relieved and at own request, 3; attending as out-patients, 15;
irregular, 4; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 92.
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re-
port, 15th Dec.)—lN-PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 8 ; re-
lieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 0 • irregu-
lar, 0 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 7 ; under treatment, 46.--Our-
PATIENTS:—Cured, 21 ; entered, 30; under treatment, 27.
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, DEC. 20.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last
week—North, 266; South, 245; total, 511. New cases visited
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—Nortb, 132;
South, 79; total, 211.
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO-
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Dec. 16.)—0n the books, boys 76,
girls 46; average daily attendance, boys 70, girls 34`; sick list,
boys 2, girls 3; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 0.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

IREL ANI

appoint-

Berate Con-

MAJOR GORDON AND MAJOR SCOTT, 91st, have been
severely censured by Lord Hardinge for marching the
band playing with a division of the 91st to the Ramish
meetincr-liouse at Enniskillen.

TRINITY COLLEGE.—It is rumoured that a vacancy will
soon occur in the representation of Trinity College, and

the Herald says that
Mr. Anthony Lefroy has resolved
upon offering himself to the consideration of the con-
stituency.

THE WEATHER.—For weeks, if not months past, the
state of the weather here has been deplorable. With not
~ perhaps 24 hours' cessation at a time, it has
since the commencement of October. The country
is everywhere flooded, and agricultural operations out of
doors are at a stand-still.

rained c

uSHOCKING Muunzu.-0a Sunday night week a revolt-
ing murder was committed in Roscrea, by a man named
Gannon, the victim being the partner of his bosom, and
the implemmt used in this diabolical act a loaded butt or
skull-cracker. Gannon has been committed for trial at
the assizes.

SIR MONTAGUE CHAPMAN.—The Meath Herald states
that a gentleman at Clonmellon, county Meath, has
ceived a letter conveying the gratifying in'
Sir Montague Chapman, accounts of whose death at sea had
been receive,'

Bence ti

frOm

safe, and that

no Tears

need be entc.rt
Won

d on hi

ICHCIIS

EAll'UTj

—An emeute has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

g to t

though too dignified and independ

retain office after the hostile division, have
strengthened tbeir position for the future

well-judgi

)ns of the co:

sion, the character of the opp

offered to the Gov

rnment is at once apparer

majority (including tellers) amounted to

the minor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

BEST Quality of INDIA-RUBBER
GOLOSHES,

er-1---
WALTER B TOCK'S,
21, PAR e-STREET.
LADIES' GO EeS 4s. Od., per Pair.
GENTLEM.E 'S -DITTO ss. 6th Do.
Where also may be bad the WATERPROOF PASTE,
at 6d. a Box, sufficient for Three Pairs of Boots.
LADIES' White and Black SATIN SHOES, 3s. 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

THE COLLEGIAT

INSTITUTION

DISTRIBUTION OF

PRIZE

this institution, prior to the Christmas vanatior
place on Friday last. The attendance of frier,

supporters of the establishment was large ; but some
'as thrown over the proceedings by the absence of
T. S. Howson, the principal, owing to the death
,entleman's brother. The Right Rev. the Lord
P of the Diocese accepted an invitation to distribute

gloom v

the Rev. 4

iheprlzes, and he was accompanied on the platform by
Samuel Holme, Esq., the Mayor, the Rev. Rector
Campbell, the Rev. Dr. M`Neile, Rev.:kV. Pollock, Rev.

F. Barker, Rev. Dr. Hume, Rev. J. North, Rev. G. F.
Snowball; Messrs. Adam Hodgson, James Tyrer, Charles
Inman, Alderman Cooper, J. Booker, J. Campbell, M.

w. Bennett, and other friends of the institu-
tio the vice-principals (Revds. S.Cheetham and J.Cox),
'.he 4-master of the Lower School (Mr. J. Macleod),
nd everal of the other masters, also occupied places on
le platform. A hymn having been sung,
His LORDSHIP expressed his unvarying interest in the
nstitution, and referred in feeling teems

Muncaster

to the den'

Mr. Howso

principal

in 1847
This, 1
teacher

d a return,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

The Radice'

sight of sending for him

on his name

old supporter of ti

n existence

'e appointed Gold S
the Royal Nurser

BRIGHT, elevat

Life of Thom

'tory of the C

e defeat he

Governmen

Pander to tt

And if it occurred that any

,LLs did suggest that

wer has been that

Waiting

Chamberlain, or

died out'

rank of Chance

"Don Carlos

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might establish for her

he return of such men as
Ir. Duffy of the Nation;

weight into
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Tea on the Table at Half-past Five o'clock. -
Tickets, ls. each, to be had of Mr. THOMPSON, 90, London-
and of Mr. Mustlax, St. George's-hill, Everton.

IMIDNICtIT SERVICE; CHRISTMAS EVE.
THERE will be a VIGIL RVICE, (with a Ser-
ST. MARTIN'S RCH, on CHRISTMAS EVE,
at Half-past en P.M
v .T.

Communion
and EvENIY
There are

ICE, with Holy
r,et Se r on, will be celebrated at Eleven A.M. ;
tree
P. M . only
e .
ONS on the EVENINGS of all other HOLY
n o'clock.

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVERTON

MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, pursuant to
.I.li Act of Parliament, the ANN GENERAL MEETING
- nimPRIETORS of t URCH of ST- GEORGE, in
n-on-the-Hill,
.e Vestry of the
,ary next, at Ten
or the mirpose of transactine the
al Meeting.—Dated this 18th day of
THOMAS CARSON, Secretary.

he Parish of Walto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

BANKRUPTS.

Tuevfail, December 14, 1552.
William Robinson, Edgware-road, London, upholsterer.
John Spratt, Sloane-street. Chelsea, London, coach-builder.
Alfred Bunnett, Bridge-house-place, Newington-causeway
London, window-blind manufacture►

ffordshire, timber-merchant.
William Walton, Letimington-priors, Warwickshire, baker.
Stephen Dudgeon, Litchurch, Derbyshire, builder.
George Hirst, Kirkburton, Yorkshire, manufacturer.
D7CLA rtn rlce S Cr DIVIDENDS.—James and Seddon, Liver-
pool, shipbuilders, second div. of Id. on the separate estate of
J. James; J. S. McCulloch, Liverpool, draper, first div. of
Is. Ild.; and J. Roberts, Carbarvon, merchant, fifth div. of
23-64d.,—a11 on any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.—S.
Padget, Preston, draper, first div. of 3s. 6d., any Tuesday, at
Mr. Lee's, Manchester —J. 'Marsden, Manchester, laceman,

first div. of Is. Iod., any Tuesday, at Mr. Pott's, Mtinchester

,001, merchant—

rno

y. Liverpool, merchant
)01, provision dealers—