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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04

RAILWAY SHARES

London Stock 1241 5 Great Northern .. 214 1.
Do. Quarters 5l i pm. Great Western .. 921 3
Midland Stock 7o+ 1 Lane. &Yorkshire.73l 4'
Do. Halves
N. Staffordshire.. 71- 7 dis. London, Brighton,
S. East. & Dover .214 i 2 & South Coast..
Aroberg.,Notting- Lond.& S.Western
ham, &E. Junc-71- 4 York, Newcastle,
Manchester, Shot.- & Berwick .... 181 19
field, & Lincoln- Do. Extension . 61 6 dis.
shire
Caledonian 2Ol 4 York& N.Midland 251 64
Do. Preference Bl 9 Do. Preference .. 4 disi- par
East. Counties 9l 1 Norfolks ........35 7
East Lancashire 17 -1 Leeds Northern .. 18/ 19
Eilinb. & Glasgow North British .... 84- 1
Mist Anglian 4l 4 Do. Preference .. 5 4

MINI4.G SHARES.
A. Fria... ..... pm. lA. California dis.
N%". Monde.. ... par 4- pm.

The English market has been steady, though business
not brisk.

The Railway Market is stronger, but the absence of
business has prevented any material improvement, save in
North Staffords and Midlands, which have sprung up in
price. The market closes better. Dealers look " bears,"
having sold in anticipation of a bad budeet.
Mining Shares are still flat, and no bona tide business
doing.

Foraign Stocks a little flatter, both in price and tone ;
but Mexicans close better than at noon.

CORN MARKET.
We have a moderate show of English wheat, but millers
are very cautious, and trade opened dull'at a decline of
ls. per quarter : foreign at a similar redtiction. Flour
and malt are the turn lower. English barley is steady,
but foreign is slow of sale. Beans and peas full as dear.
The arrivals of English oats are but to a limited extent,
but we are heavily supplied with foreign, and trade pre-
sents the same appearance as last week. Seeds are dull.
English White Wheat.. 445. Od. to 48s. Od.
„ Red „ 395. Od. to 455. Od.
ARRIVALS.

English. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat.
Barley
Oats 360 13649
Malt 3546 120
Flour .
4365
and 22745 brls._
Beans
Peas .........

PRODUCE MARKET.
Foreign Sugar wanted, and at full rates ; refined in brisk
home demand ; brown lumps, 455. 6th Coffee firm, but
quiet ; N. C., 435. Large buyers of Tea. Good Congo;,
91 to 91d.. Several buyers of Cotton, at quite former
rates. Cochineal more in demand, at fully previous rates.

TALLOW MARKET

The sales effected are but to a limited extent.. The
market, however, is firm. P. Y. C. realises 363. The
stock is 42,996 casks against 34,479 casks last year,. being
an increase this year of 8,317 casks. The deliveries last
week were 930 casks ; and from the Ist of Jur". 1851,
98,730 casks against 87,930 casks during a similar period
of the previous year, being an increase this gear of
10',780 casks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04

WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND FAMILY TEA AND COFFEE ESTA-BLTSIIMENT,

On entering upon this new undertaking, the Proprietors assure the Public that n,a,effort will be spared to secure to the
fullest extent the interest of the Buyer, and to obtain for this Concern a position eiltitfing it to rank with any other in the Trade,
either in or out of the Metropolis

THE

STOCK OF -'YEAS

Will he very large, well selected, and purchased during the most favour;bfestateoith; Markets, and will consist of Congous,
Souchongs, Orange Pekoes, Oo'ongs, Flowery Pekoes. Gunpowders, Hysons, Young Hysons, Imperials, Hyson kinds, and other
descriptions, of various qualities

THE STOCK OF COFFEES
Will include the choicest importations from Jamaica, Costa Rica, Java, La Guayra, and Ceylon, with many others, the produce
of different Countries, and of various qualities, an assortment of which will be roasted daily.
CHOCOLATES AND COCOAS, IN GREAT VARIETY.
As quality is the chief test of Cheapness, V. B. consider it unnecessary to quote Prices. but respectfully to solicit from
every class of Buyers a trial, and rely with confidence on a large share of public patronage as the result.
Orders from the Country received by Morning Post, and accompanied by a Remittance, despatched the same day.

ELECTRO-PLATE

COAL

ELKINGTON, MASON, and CO., PATENTEES and
MANUFACTURERS, in justice to the Public and themselves
request that Purchasers of the above GOODS will observe
that each Article bears their Patent Mark, E. and Co., under

THE BRYMBO COMPANY'S superior large
WELSH STEAM COAL, delivered at Birkenhead Dock at
7s. 6d. per ton. The Steam Crane is capable of shipping 300
tons per day. This Coal also supplie4iartiVerpool Docks at a
trifling extra price. _ _ _

a crown thus Eae. no others being warranted by them.

Articles similar in appearance, but of yeti inferior quality,
are being sold as Elkington's mono/ ure. The fact also of
their being " plated by Elkingto?' process," affords no gua-
rantee of the quality, as nume s Manufacturers are licensed
by them to use the processes it without restriction in the mode
of manufacture, the met employed, or the thickness of silver
deposited thereon.
RLECTRO.PLATE WORKS,
NEWHALL-STREET, BIRMINGHAM.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04

ICRIPTION

Sea Island
Stained ..

New Orleans

Pernams, &c
A racati, &c..
Bahia, &c...

Maranham
Sawginned
Demerara,&c
Egyptian....
Barbadoes
Peruvian....
Laguayra....

Coin. W.l.&c.
Cartbagel-la..

Manilla

VERPOOL CATTLE MARKET,

MONDAY, MAY 3.

Our market was fully supplied with Cattle to-day, the qua-
lity of which was, generally speaking, prime. In the absence
of an active demand, sales were, on the whole, rather tame.
Prices, however, were much the same as on this day week.
We had a fair supply of Sheep; and, as butchers operated
rather briskly therein, all found ready buyers at very full, and
in some instances slightly advanced, prices. Lambs were in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04

3rm,"l shall poss

'oOr, deput

I remain,

--
LATEST BETTING IN TOWN

CHESTER CUP

4to 1 Mr. MCiiii;Ws
12 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—taken.
12 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Hothorpe.
16 to 1 Mr. Whieldon's Benita.
20 to 1 Mr. Palmer's Goldfinder.
20 to 1 Mr. Martincon's Nancy.
20 to 1 Mr. Osborne's Merry Bird.
25 to 1 Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn.
100 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Grosvenor.
100 to 1 Mr. Stanley's Confessor.
The quotations against Grosvenor and Confessor are
nominal ; they are not expected to start.

MANCHESTER.—FR IDAY.
CH ESTER CUP.
6to 1 agst Mr. Meiklam's Stilton—taken freely.
12 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Hothorpe—taken.
15 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Grosvenor—taken.
18 to 1 Mr. Martinson's Nancy—taken.
20 to 1 Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn.
20 to 1 Mr. Pilling's High Sheriff—taken.
26 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Merry Bird—taken.
25 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor—taken.
25 to 1 Mr. Disney's Indian Warrior—taken.
30 to 1 Mr. Merry's Ringleader--taken.
30 to 1 Lord Clifden's Poodle—taken.
30 to 1 Mr. Wynne ns. Old Dan Tucker—taken.
30 to 1 Lord Waterford's Duc-an-Dhurras--tkn,
40 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—offered.
50 to 1 Mr. Mangan's Rusborough—taken,
50 to 1 Mr. Barton's Berhgelert—taken.
50 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Koh-i-noor—taken.
50 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Truth—taken.
50 to 1 Duke of Bedford's Retail—taken.
66 to 1 Mr. Whitelegg ns Richard Primmer—tkn.
100 to 1 Mr. Langshaw ns. Gholab Singh—taken.
100 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Hessc Homburg.

THE DERBY.
8 to 1 -- Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken.
10 to 1 Lord Exeter's Stockwell—taken.
10 to 1 Mr. Merry's Hobbie Noble—taken.
20 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston—taken.
25 to 1 Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps—taken
30 to 1 Mr. Dorrien's Chief Baron Nicholson.

THE OAKS.
Bto 1 Gossamer—taken.
10 to 1 any other.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04

on the nomination of the Rev. W. L

Sampson, the Vic
The Rev. Wit

am Pearson has been licensed to the

Perpetual Curacy of Bollington, in the parish of Prest-
bury and county of Chester, void by the death of the

George Palmer,

with a house

Patron, Vicar of Prestbury. Va-

The Rev. Arthur Alexander Bridgman has been licensed
to the Perpetual Curacy of Padgate, in the parish of War-

In and county of Chester, void by resignation of the
Charles Bedford. Patron, Rector of Warrington.

Value, £l2O

VACANCY

—The Perpetual Curacy of St

Anne's

Church, Aigburth, in the parish of Childwall and county
of Lancaster, by resignation of the Rev. W. J. Pardon.

Patrons, Trustees

ORDINATION—Trinity Sunday.—The examination for

this ordination will commence on Thursday, June 3rd, at

Palace, Chester, at ten o'clock

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
The Rev. G. Bourchier, to the Assistant Curacy of
Clonmel, dioeege Cloyne.

The Rev. J. G. Bourne, to the Curacy of Castle Don-
nington, and to the Chaplaincy of the Shatdlow Union.
The Rev. J. T. Brown, to the Incumbency of Eaton-
_

square Chapel.
The Rev. W. Balmer, to the Vicarage of Frystone
Ferry, near Ferrybridge, Yorkshire.
The Rev. E. C. Carroll, to the Curacy of Ringcurran,
iocese Cork.
The P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04

Zaniteb etatts.

BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW YORK
INTERMEDIATE PACKET.
To sail on the 7th instant.
For NEW YORK,

,NTEZUMA,

ItYANT, Mas

NEW YORK

S BAINES

CO., 6, Ccok•s

C. MILLS
NV. SCOT i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

53 I 639 111 3
23 I 8 3

VVedneiday.i

Thurs. April
V.4Aa.,

Saturday
Sunday .
Monday.

t Term

2' 935 10 2 1)5 9 !Cam.Le,
310 26 110 50 18 3 Oxf. Len. Aerni c
411 11 11 33 i2O 1 6111 Sunday in Lent.

51 11 54

LONDON GA ZET7

TUESDAY, M

RHPS D

Oke, Mania;
1 Brown. Sal
•cle J. Gibbo

ire, travellin

DECLAA

lONS OF DIVIDENDS.—T. Birch, Chorlt
ochester, common brewer—R. Heardm

BANKRUPTS

son Hardy, Lie

sac• a. werciniTlL,
April 2, May 6, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpoo District Court of
Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Holden, Liverpool ' • official assignee,
Mr. Turner, Liverpool.—William Todd and James Todd, Li-
vorpool, provision merchants, April 5, at lS o'clock, April 26,
at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy;

solicitor, Mr. Holden, Liverpcol ; official assignee, Mr. Turner,
Liverppol—George Foster? Chorlton-upon:Medlock, Lanca-
shire, joiner—Robert Tomlinson Carlisle, Sheffield, arid Beiiih-
ton, Derbysh're., builder—James Luxford, Market Rasen, Lin
colnshire, draper—John_ Cadman, - ";ehar
Chamberl.,-

..eriain, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, draper—Charles Henry
White, Southampton, dealer in China—John Wood, t'utne.-
brewer—William, Stevens. High Holborn, upholsterer—Jr.
Branch, High-street, Camberwell, corn dealer.
CERTIFICATES.-April 20, W. Beish•—

FRIDAY. MARCH
ank of Mancheste,

—PARTNERI
ts far as re

Barnes 'and Son,

DECLARATIC

id.; on Monday

Manchester. joiner,

cotton totinufic
Cheshire, bleat

OF IIIVIDENDS.—R. Johnson, Liverpool,
v. of id., on Monday, Marcia 29, atm any
y, except Easter Monday, at Mr. Bird's,
-- Liverpool, merchant, third rib
29, and any subsequent Mon
Mr. Bird's. Liverpool

kenliead, booktieller,' 'first div
and any subsequent Monday,
Bird's, Liverpool.

J. Law, Bi
y, March 2

except Easter Mon-clay, at .1-4:

BA N K RUPTCY SUPERSEDR D.—Thomas Nutley, Reading.
Ditclimouhol, corn dealer,
April 14, May 10, ath
llo'clock, at thethe,
Liverpppool District Court
of Bankruptcy solicitors, Messrs. :Wallaby and Townsend,
Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool David
Henry Thomas, Tyntwyr, Carnarvonshire, draper, April -
May 10, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Ilan
ruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Bunting, Manchester; official nralons
Mr: Morgan, L •
shire, scrivener

Tick King,

rgan, Port

-April 16

Pim, Birkenhead, merchants.
—April 16, S. ➢tayor, Liverpool, ship than-
a. S. Kitson, Liverpool, printer.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERP
March.

y Ann K

2, James Broihersta
2, G. and S. Pi'

(proof and div.)
audit)

2, Anson Hardy (

5, William and James Todd (Ist)
5 John Ellison (2nd)............
•

John Yates (ijd)
6, John Johnson (proof and c

8, John Davies (2nd)

Joseph Hull (2nd)

STATE OF TRADE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Life. T

TRONAGE or HE
OOD AND BE

g-lane,

le best exhi- refre;
,a 1 Palace. anjYd

stAi Bonbi
Od put a

ge, as sand

rench Sy

I urors' Awaidi

in Half an

LATES RF.QU
after-pound Pa

zed Cakes,
:h; " Exhi

• where its co
I on the num'
ealized a prod
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

3ergeint WILIi

ur years since plain

•er seen an

wife. Had seen it betwee
Harding. P

Mr. Ric}

aintiff's son w
rd Allen, ex

iMNERAL

—Witness was a

known plaint

happily together.
plaintiff's son, who

who wa

met defenaan

)id no

tiff left Brought°

visiting plain
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

;ergeant WILK!Ns

iarrelk

Did not recollect
Is about

frequent qua
e that Mr. H

mcile the family d

ing had never need

poker to

she ba(

said that Mrs.
DI not recollect

as an ill-used

said that Mrs. Harding was

said so,

Brotherton and
They stayed

after this two sheriff

Harding

mother ca
a si

at Mrs

iff had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

CORRUPT PRACTICES Al ELECTIONS RILL

On the order of the day for going into committee on
this bill, Lord J. RUSSELL said it was his intention to
have the bill reprinted and introduced.—Mr. WALPOLI
it the bill susceptible of some amendment ; and
rt conversation, the bill was passed th
rdered to be re

utter a

committee pro forma", an,

omitted o

Friday next

The same course w

toped wi
ids Bill.

to the En

franchisement of Copyho

MANCHESTER AND SALE',

IRD EDUCATION

The foil

„owing hon. members were nominated the soled
committee on Manchester and Salford Education :—Mr.
Milner Gibson, Mr. W. Miles, Mr. Peto, Mr. Monsell,
- of Blandford, Lord J. Russell, Mr.
Mr. Cobden, Mr. Cardwell, Mr
Fox, Mr. Ker Seymer, Mr. Brotherton, and Mr. Bankes
After a motion of Mr. J. BELL, which was negatived
he house adjourned at a quarter to one o'clock.

MASS

ACRE OF THE CREWS OF TWO
ENGLISH SHIPS.

,ceived at Lloyd's, communicating
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Lord Waterfoi-d's C

&fr. Pedley's Coss
Hr. Hesseltin

Unity—taken,
1 eiklam'a Stilton—taken.
STAKES

TWO THOUSAND (JUIN
Duke of Richmond's Home-brewc
- Rihhl.oa.l

;ot's Fit ins.

DERBY

Try's Hobble Noble
E.tland's Augur—tak

aid to have become

'list)), is slowly reo

al his fal:

Steeple

—taken.

Do. do. extra 6
1 Mr. J. Plinnei, of Newinarket, hasbought from Flatman his Barley, v qr., Eng.3l
the ' yearlinfilly by lon, out of Nathan's dam.7Pson). se. & Irish 3
of The Era prophecies either Miss Ann, Kick-up-the• Dost, or Malt, 7,a. qr. Eng 54
«, Stilton, as the winner of the Metropolitan Handicap. Do. Irish 46
Register, at St. Ire's Steeple-chase, last week, cleared up- Oats, 4) 451 b.,
wards of thirty-two feet. Eng.B:Sctel ,i old 2 1
giristopher Prior is the 1i0,.....- • Do. Irish, old 2

ses did not fill, cone

Spring A

jockey in England.

_
British Yeoman and Miss Mowbray are scratched for the
Metropolitan, and Rat-trap and British Yeoman for the Aber-
gavenny Steeple-chases.
Mr. M. Bell's b c by Red Deer out of Sister to Portobello,
has left Mr. John Gill's stables, at Richmond...it

*4BO ft
Peas, 7e-(
Flour,*

he Grand Superfine
or a large Extra
Oatmeal, 2401 b.,

,Ott, Egyptian 21 6..25 0
qr. white. 31 0..34 11
lew 2 6.. 2 10 Ind. Corn, 4‘,45.101t
Beans, urc.. g: 0.
3o
i)Amer. yellow
Eng... 34 0.. 36 0 Frlpoch,
hie
yellow,?
0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & (

31 0.. 33 6
23 6.. 29 6
30 0..31 0

31 0 Cariaaian,sweet, 20 0.. 20
35 0 U. States, do. 19 9..22

Do. &
6-24 OL ,irsach
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

this or any oth

essly to the cons

any single question, nc

t addressing himself to any

particular class or party

)ut
.to all men who lore

their country, its monarchy,

its religion,

laws, upon the great and comprehensive question

of the policy upon which that

to be

governed

Already-

—thanks to the chivalrous conduct and

the transcendent powers of the noble premier in
one home and Mr. DisnAuLl in the other—the

real nature of the crisis in which

we are engage

being

felt in the hearts of the people. We tire not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

: ,

CHESHIRE

_ AND IIIYILES.
We understand that the present
Catherine's Church, Tranmere, will s,
living with a reverend gentleman at present doing duty
this county.
A very handsome suit of clerical robes has been prc.
santed to the Rev. Andrew Knox, incumbent of Saint
Mary's, Birkenhead, by the ladies of his congregation.
FATAL ACCIDUNT.—On Saturday week, as a butter
dealer named Elizabeth Parry, from Bagillt, was going io
Ruthin fair, the cart in which she was carried was over-

incumbent of

ly exchar

turned, and she vva
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

O T E.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN THREAD LACE,
14. Bd. ALL KINDS OF
. Is. 6d. NEEDLE-WORKED MUSLIN GOODS;
CHILDREN'S ROBES, FROCKS, BODIES, CAPS, HOODS
Arlour), at Reduced Prices.
i..ocal Papers.
• G. S. RUSSELL,
HOUSE, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENT,
22, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL. •
MR. RUSSELL has betieenlitgicted to DISPOSE
geveral FREEHOLDk p.RTIES, affording an
-.lunity to 1)15 • desirous of making ennA

Very superior ORDINARIES,If-past One, at
And at Half-past Four, at .

WINES and SPIRIT rthe Bar
7- es, Sun, and

A large varielipor'
LADIES' AND CIIILDRWSUNDER-CLOTHING
- •

Of eve ascription;
110R_IypM WRAPPERS, &c,

ble oppi

ARTIFICIA

TEETH FOR FIVE SHILLING

1 SR. S. DA

he Irregularities of the Teeti

As most persons are t
suffer great pain_ a

!s of the Gums.
sion that they must

lemoval of Teeth I
ations. before they can be

FAR AS
I ALL PAZ
n and distinct utt,

VITATILY*E
nce.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Middleton were there-;1"-On,

embracing Mrs. H

Mr. Middleton had hi
round her waist, and Mrs. Harding had he
round his neck. The door of the house wa
Mr. Harding had left the house before witnes
• "'itness was surprised at what she sew

and told it to her husband.
Cross-examined by Sergeant
Roberts's, at Southport, some days afterwa,
sidered that, on that occasion, Mrs. Harding behaveu
rudely to witness, and she left the house. Was not aware
that in consequence of her leaving the house, Mr. Hard-
ing had refused to dine at home, and they had had a
quarrel.

—Called at Mrs

- Elizabeth Beeleaton, examined by the
GENELAL.—Was the servant of Mrs. Roberts
port. Remembered young Mr. Harding
mistress's house in January. 1851. In r.
- Mr. and Mrs. -Ffarrl;-

ATTOIZNIY-
,nt h-

;oming to her

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

erais to withdraw Sir 'I
le with that (

Catholics could conscient

The meeting throughout was the m'

orderly wine
the Roman Cathol

we ever

of very respectable perso

at a siguji,ll,arat

I:1 -*clitaestis 811'4; 5-11.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

MI, Sallee

Ann-Nelson, N.
Sincapore 16th Jan.
Dorisano, Robertson ; Bland, Hoak(
from Calcutta ; and Blair, Moody, •
from Sincapore at Akyab.
BosToT, March 9.—The barque
- for Liverr,—, •

son, from Penar

.ilmington
, Smithville Bar, North Carolina, _
1 inside the Middle. Buoy, but was expected to be

I GIBRAL

larch 16

The Ire

cool for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

ton to his

ember

rriage out for

her the us,
and Miss IN

plaintif

up in a
ast, rem(

1. Harding

e witness not
ardine's

Mrs. I
3f the

on, in March,
3y 'vented the

n continuation
tness as to tin

tilled at the
mild not allow
is Mrs, Har-
lanchester to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

British C
Pal i no,
Brothers,
Daniel Dy(
6th instant.
Flora, sailed from Messina for this port 4th it._
sh, sailed from Malta for this port 12th inst
"nulkeley, from Alexandria at

14th instar
Rhoda.
Gibraltar.

Panope, Stewar

3r Galatz, a

Gibraltar, and cleared f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

in the last few_ days £150,000 ha

f Mr. Illingworth, Lce
fnr hwp n

t time

f a larg

guano

ntion of
.those shipowners by

~s~sed.—

ShippinV G

I)? nailed up on the ]
:tad with the North&

.an have resolved to pe
11 introduced by the Lanc
ompany, for the abandons

arlton Club for the purpose of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Amen,'

anent I

'ruit syr

.aciof flavour stands i

Stick g, I

n endless variety,
ancy boxes. Thes
;, and all who

Lord Cranwortt

The Assem

iches e

Stitnet

of the hous

Their lore

ships adjourneil

.eakfast

•••-•.--.••■•••-•

lips, use(
s, Classes
d Quartet

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY.—
Mr. WALPOLP '
during th

IRING NO 0(
ckets, 3d. each ; "I
I id. each ; " Exhib
ibition Q

EAST INDIA CHARTER

inquire in

tiCally t

house would a+

DUTY.

in Peel 1 Ras
,nd I Pun

Noyaux Syrup
t I Capillaire.

rith hot milk
ANILLE.

Pistaches. Nonpa-
Pate de Pistaches.

t, Noix
Batons de

ames,;Sze
as above

table Grocers, Che.

Mt. SANDERS

verpool

Italian Warehonsemar
;rocer and Italian Ware
; Mr. THOS. Cul, PMAIS

2 and 3, S
ad Confect
yaw Tort A

The Earl of DERBY in answer to a question from the
Earl of Wicklow, stated it to be the intention of Govern.

lbered Estates Act for one
ear, after which they expected that the reforms making
in the Court of Chancery would enable the business to be
transacted in that court.
ling of Parliament bill was read a second
time on the motion of Lord Brougham. Lords Redesdale,
eed a
Cranworth, and the Lord Chancellor considered the bill
1
unnecessary.

resolutions for the regulation of the business
were moved by Lord Redesdale and adopted.
tie before seven o'clock.

lINIETEII3' MONEY IN IRELAND.—
~... aid that Government did not propose,
?resent session, to deal with this subject ; but
they would, during next session, endeavour to settle it.

Mr. lIERRixs stated that he hoped to be able on Mon-
day to move the appointment of a select committee to
the operation of the East India Charter Act
EASTER RECESS—
The CHANCELLOR

ADJOURNMENT OF THE. HOUSE.
of the EXCHEQUER stated that the
urn from the Bth to the 19th of Aorii_

ilution to the effect that, in

as expedient the the house
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

the deadwood in v

rg enc

is in act
top, ar

.d facilities for

f means to an e:

of ma

:hitectnre

re circumstan

g circumstan
'allvfork

From.the

widow of th

very de

)irectly if

Tadshaw-, a.iurgeo

sued about

seen vin

,ce of the

,t pruss.

acid undout

of temporary

nsanity

EXANDE II

Ited work

t Mr. Grundy's Repository

the an..
red hounds

le to rotate more rapidly

.ation was made on

Vallwork, who carried

previous

sides nt

d went into a small

On going

ns also came in to render

d an ounce phial empty on

post mortem examination

eased having
The

china. of an engraving to be
n. To few, probably, would
ed except to th• artist. His

;rrier breed—a

ced himself

with as

rise of his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

lISCELLANEI

advices from M

'nment wa

also that the negot

treaty on international copyright between France and
Spain, which had been Rhandonec

was resumed

lICHY OF BADEN.—CASSEL, MARCH 19.
The illness of his royal highness the grand duke has
xpected

GRAND D

assumed si
to survive

a serious

,ratter that he is

many da

It is reported in well-informed

circles that every eventuality is already provided for, and

that, in case of the grand duke

demise. the suc

question is settled by the appointment of Prince Frederick
tend son, to the throne.

TURKEY.—Accounts from Bosnia state that the Turkish
authorities continued to search the houses of the Christians
for arms and ammunition. The Christians were prohibited
from buying hou.es belonging to Turks ; all houses so
purchased during the last five years are to be returned
The loss of the Austrian steam-corvette Maria
the Adriatic, is confirtneo

among

whom was Bar(

yond doubt. 80 persons
k's son, perished in I
be lightea

aneiro will shortl

Ls by an

.s for the purpose will be

English Uompany
shipped from Liverpool in a few days
The King of Prussi

os appointment of
director of court church music, and has bestowed this
Herr Emil Naumann, a
The death of M. I
geologist, is report(

s just creat

1 Bellevue, the'eminent Fre

Paris paper

savan was in his nine

Cabs,
Vienna f

on the English sys
'rom the Ist of May.

are to begin to ply at

They will cause a consider
of public co

in the p

Comtesse du Cayla bas jusc died in Paris, aged
. This lad

was remarkable for her beauty,

enjoyed considerable
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

dale, Mr. Gipps, of the 4uiri

1. Eng

.avellara, had 1

ft Civita Vecchia in this

instant

A letter from Rome of the 13th instant,
the preceding day his Holiness the Pope,

ates that o

after the ad

of the V
the Prince of Apostles in presence of a numerous

irgin in the Vatic&

issed the foot

The M

post brings tha news of Admiral Dundas
aving relieved Admiral Parker in the command of the
fleet. Admiral Dundee hoisted his flag on
He at once sent off reinforcements
n the Mediter-

rd the Britant

he Channel fl

e Trafalg

ar, Bellerophon, Modeste, Scourg

Spiteful, and B

of fashion, who is

this cou

ry, is, we 11,

.eceive the appointment
grand ecuyer, and to

new hou

Herald
The e

ploits of the renowned

o oyster-devou

been co

on the chant

of 47f. w
of eggs),

tribunal condo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

-Calpe, Pc

Brockleman, from Odessa—...
for London, all at Falmouth 22tm
Wanderer. Rees, from Alexandria for this port—
Nina, Foring; Christiana, itenstrom ; and Helena, from Alex
andria—and Amphitrite, Brind, from Berdianski—all at Crook
haven 19th instant.

nd Donor,
natant

from licalta

Martha, Thomas, from Trieste for Rotterdan,
Castle, Latta, from Valpararso—RomancerJackson, from
tua—Lubinka, Osterhoff; Commodore, Hall; Briton's Pride,
Craven ; and Wendola, Weir, from Alexandria—and Louis de
Geer, Hansen, from Trieste, all at Queenstown 23rd instant.
NEW YORK, March 10.—A ship was seen 27th Feb., ashore
on Florida Reef, with lower masts and maintopmaat standing,
lying head to the eastward.

THUR

1, MARCH 25

—Wind N.E., light,

ARRlVED.—Commodore (s.), Little, from Havre.
SAlLED.—Parliament, Sampson, for Boston—Echo, Schwen-
nans, Vera Cruz—Water Lily, Bush, St. Michael's—Corona-
tion, Johnson, Rotterdam—Emelie, Chauvelon, Nantes—Eliza-
beth Hughes, Bevan, Leghorn—Gesina, Wyk.
Jessie, Martin, Tampico—Niapra. Munro,
Arthur, Montreal—Josefina, Calve, Havannah

Gem, hence at

n, Budge, hence at Morlaix.
Fenneo, Lancelot, hence at Marseilles
Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, from Alexani
The Milton has been lost on one of th
.
YsaW

di ia, at Malt

Aresti, sailed from Tarragona for This pu..
-Liza, sailed from Bayonne for this port 17th instant.
Fox, Martin, sailed from Oporto for this port 15th instant.
Laneefield, Gardner, sailed from Lisbon for this port 10th
,natant.
Lady Elizabeth, f--- -
John and Mary
23rd instant.

St. Michael's at Deal 24th inst.
Ann Purday, both hence at Hell%

Seringapatam, from Cantor
press, Asia; and Kate, frog
Keresoe—all at Gr

—Tropic, from Demerara—
St. Michael's—and Gem, fi

0) instant

The wreck of a brigantine
with bowsprit and lower ma

g abondoned

instant, in la'

BERWIC

trch le
patent slip, liavi

been put or
the harbour

ie Bar in entering

The Nuova Zelante, Allay
town, was totally wrecked. last ni

ig Island Channel; ive
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

know, the

CROWN COURT

charged with having feloniously
filled James Birchall, at Huyton, on the lith December,
by suddenly reversing the chain by which deceased was.
being let down a shaft at the Halmesmeecl Colliery, and
thus jerking the deceased to the bottom of the shaft, was
found not guilty. He was at onee discharged.
STABBING.—Bridget Foley, 40, indicted for maliciously
stabbing, cutting, and wounding Mary Durv;..

who was

tenced to nine months
-Francis Halfpenny,

prisonment

Kin, was mon-
th hard labour.
ed to two years'

.T. "'
was senteh,
for
stabbing Michael Welsh

imprisonmen
on the 29th of I

met Cryer, 3,,
ears' transportation, for a burglary at

BURGLARY.-

was seater

d to ten
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

YESTERDAY.

SMUGGLING. - The customs' solicitor charged the
steward and one of the firemen of the screw steamer
Astrologer with smuggling. The ♦essel arrived from the
Mediterranean on Saturday morning, and while lying in
the river, the searcher discovered 1 lb. of cigars secreted
in the cabin, which the steward acknowledged to be his
property. On searching the coal.bunkers, about 7 lbs. of
cigars and tobacco, and two drums of figs, were discovered
buried

ongat the coals, which were Die property of the
fireman, who was remanded until Thursday. The steward
was fined 20s. and costs.

" WILL IT DO IN COPPER, SIR ?"—An elderly man,
monad William Parkinson, was charged by`police-officer
668 with being drunk and disorderly in Great Homer-
. . .

1, 1
, but dismissed on

t appears, was

formerly a member of the police force,
account of his eccentricities. On the officer being sworn,
the delinquent commenced an address to the magistrate,
which caused considerable merriment in court. He
\id :—" If you please, your honour, if its not surpassing
,r worship's prerogative, may I be sworn ? (Laughter.)
officer, and am known among my
eteran warrior. (Roars of ughter.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Advices have been

two most

cre of the commanders and portions of the crews of the
British ships Victory, of London, and Herald, of Leith.
The Victory, a barque of 570 tons, commanded by
Captain Lennox Muffins, having sailed to some Chinese
port, was chartered to convey Coolies to Callao. It
appears, that on the 6th of December she sailed from
Cumsingmoon with upwards of 300 Coolies on board and
a general cargo. On the afternoon of the 10th, between
three and four o'clock, the Coolies made a rush into the
cabin, and with little difficulty possessed themselves of
the ship's arms. The slaughter then commenced. A.
party having proceeded to seize the captain, he was gal-
lantly defended by a brave fellow of the name of Henry
Watt, but he being overpowered and put to death, and his
mutilated body thrown overboard, Mr. Mullins was
obliged to take shelter in the rigging._ He was soon, how-

and•the Co

him with -cntlaaae3 and hea

•erboard

After murdering thri

men, they com-

Felled Mr. Fag

the chief a

e, to steer ti

vessel,

coast of (

in China,

where, of

papers, and going ashore, they aba
Fare behind, who afterwards mad

destroying all her
avinz Mr.

'he Herald, n

Ile commar

lis way to Singapore
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

almost severe

a married woman,
t cohabiting with a m

woman w

:kingly ill-used th;

nd bruise
has

her body, when

She had a

La been traced from his door

mithies

near B

from where the bodies wen

Private letters
death of Ben.

merle of th• Stock Exchange, Lon.
list in New South Wales. A few

Eficers, and crew of a vessel of his 1

one of these ish;nds he is

Europeans on bo:

born appe

eatedly went on

-id, in gener

uck the

account of the matte

t the Solomon 33 to 1
represented as 1000 to 20
L no schooner Wanderer.

11 to 2 agst M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

1 Mr. ROBERT

GUARANTEE FOR FIDELITY OF MI
IPINCIPLE OF MUTUAL A& rpHE TIMES LIFE ASSURAN
11 RANTER COMPANY,

FFICES

2, Ludga

hill, London • 20, Princess-street, Manch
20, North John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

dog-carts might deserve

gent necessity for
thought, to withdrs

lose its rejection.—After a shor

withdrawn

The County Rates Bill, upon the motioi
Fassurtstc, WAS referred to a select committee

CORRUPT PRACTICES

AT I LECTI

Mr. V. Sacyrrt, on behalf a
J. Russell, moved the seconc
ATTORNEY GENERAL, on be

not oppose the second reedit
object to details.—Colonel S

but rese

to give an elector eve

e pounced upon

-The Bill was

I to be c

,mmitted

ATION BILL

committ

d in the absence of Lord
ding of this Bill.—The

if the Government

the right to
ced the Bill

a liable

,ime, and ordered
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Franc-is A
I Francis H

Robert 11
George H

Sir Wm. I

1 Frederick

iss D. M

Residentl
Ludilors—T. B

Agricultura

ranteed when

Tnir
Claims ,
Policies not

Full Prospectust

Countr

25th inet,
renewal ,

of ih
Liverpool anc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, Apr

THURSDAY
SATURDAY

MONDAY

"tiler particular

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-
POOL AND SLIGO.

The splendid and powerful Steam-el
—I AM ROCK Captain A. M'LEAN ;

_ `

~~'~

Is intend
Passenges

Ni to sail between the

s, with Goods and

r without a Pil

h liberty to tow

IVERPOOL TO
from Clarence .

)AYE Mardi

rat Cabin (includi
cond Ditto (diti
eerace. or Deck .

Fon D'

SLIGO.
Dock Bast

BEAUMARIS, AND
THE CITY 0 FPUBLII

sels of the Company

f NCORPORATED BY ACT OF P.
Company convey Her Mai.
HOLYHEAD Twice

it 1 0 P.M. and 7 30 P.M., Dul
LANA, IRON DUKE, TRAF,
burthen

on Pri

ICKRT

LTAMENT.
sty's MAILS

rd ; fror

KINGSTOWN

O. a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

La headed from t _
Mr. John O'Brien. a v

of the turf it

. Northampton, last week. He a,—
ious, oy Touchstone, for the Whittlebury Stak
ing ;he running with a lead of a couple of ler!i,
bolted, and threw away a verprood chance of wins

A iserigiu

occurred to John Wells, tt
ie race for Earl Spencer's

and fall, by whirl:

STEEPLE-CHASES TO COMI
nd ....April 1 I Alwinton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

A, and as

ithout quitting the house

a will after see-
being observed,

]TI""- ~

BURT that he had entered into coin-
Government of the French Republic,
aim: with the Oriental Republics,

is been driven out

t twenty minutes to seven

Drd BROUGHAM laid on the.ta
he Bankruptcy Jurisdiction o
he local •yatem of those Court

at the request of the Earl of

questior

,e naval forces i

the Law 0

f Wills pass,

a Indian
through

East India Company's c

THE IRISH DEBT,

Lord MoNTEAGLE moved for a select committee to in-
quire into the mode in which advances made to counties
in Ireland were being recovered.—Earl DERBY

to such committee ; and the Earl of GutriGALL
that Ireland was being overwhelmed by the
she was being called upon to repay.
After a conversation between Lords TORRINGTON and
DONOUGHMORE, respecting the Bishop of Colombo, and
the despatch of some ordinary business, their lordships
adjourned.

objectio
thought

FRIDAY.—After the presentation of two petitions
ainst the Maynooth Grant, and four others from diffe-

rent places,
The Protection of Inventions (Extension) Bill was read
a second time ; the Commons Enclosure Bill went
through committee ; and the Consolidated Fund Bill was
The Report on the Wills Act

a second time

was recei

vcd, after so

Ime remark
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

hence, 14th March, in lat 49-N

from New Orient
New Orleans,
R. A. Pi

e, off Holy

John 1
port, in lat 8 N. long 14 W—Endymion, from
Calcutta, 31st n hit 41 N—Patriot King, i
for Calcutta, 26th Dec.,fan., in tat 14 S, long 27 W.

TIDE TABU
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

top of Cant

, London, wbo w
by POST
P. it

the Vme A
S TH

al rednc

A preve
ient free

;141-part of th
• SEALED
and the Sig,
outside of t
:a and Medic
gents may be
POWDER. '

Canillar

as not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

NORTH AMERICAN

ROYAL

SAIL BETWEEN

ORK, direct

BOSTO?

at HALIFAX
.a and Her

recei
Mai

Captain

ikina.YAFRICA Edw. (3. Lott
"i AMERICA W. J. C. Lan
I NIAGARA John Leitch.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

able redueti

seventy
it may be recollecte

ing the reign of Louis XVIII
General Count de Contard, Grand Cross of St
and of the Legion of Honour, formerly Gentleman of the
Chamber to Louis XVIII., died at Paris, on Saturday
week, in his eighty-eighth year.

flower gardeners c

them last week, pre
made of natural fibs

,nted the ladies present

with fans

which, by a very simp

piece of

a nism, opened and el

like ordinary f

M. Devine, ex-representative, condemned by the Hig
Court:of Versailles, and now one of the prisoners at Bell
Isle, was stricken with apoplexy a few days ago, and i
has paralysed the half of his body. M. Deville is seventy
two years of age.

Mate that no

of variou

kinds penis

instant

Various disaster

Mediterranean and the
part of the month
A Naple

gal of the 4th states, that the
er Calabria. has - • •

Bagnari, in ,L

such viole

Y
nhabitants

ueen visited of late
5 that th. ' '

their houses, and live in bar

s of wood outside the town

The Rom,

Journal o

le 15t1

that the

that day, at w
Amongst them
signor Donn et.

ich four new cardinals wer
as the Archbishop of Bord
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

s'ane
of the

prevented from obtaining redre

r, in cases like t

from circumstance

i cases of this

of of the act of

required was,

at a seri^

upport ti

the partie

an engaged. The extent

be inferred by

perhaps

adultery

es of circumstances

be able to produca.

was satisfac-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Mr. FREWEN moved a re
flurskt inn. i

Ras, rem is*

should consider the propriety of iepealing thetii..;i;;;;
hops.—Mr. DISRAELI assured the hon. member that, in
any revision of taxation which should be made, the hop
tax should not be forgotten. It would obviously be un-
fair to demand anything from the Government at present.
—Mr. HUME and Mr. H. DRUMMOND urged the repeal,
not only of 0,13 tax, but of the malt-tax.—Mr. COBDEN
thought that upon every ground of expediency the ob-
noxious hop-duty ought to be repealed The malt-tax
stood upon a different ground. Its repeal must be ac-
companied by an equivalent reduction of the expenditure.
—Mr. FREWEN was satisfied with the answer of tho
Chancellor of the Exchequer; and, after a few observe-

REFUGEES

;teed that

JISRARLI

In reply to Mr. MuNas, Mr. T
the correspondence betwe,n the Government and foreign
states upon this subject would be shortly laid upon the
table. BORNEO.
Mr. HUME moved for the copy of a letter from .
Burns to Lord Palmerston, complaining of obstructions I
received at the hands of Sir James Brooke, and of any
answer thereto.--The motion was agreed to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

HOSIkRi

RIBBONS

The whole has unde

Aiderably

luable GOODS are now SELLING OFF.

The PREMISES to be DISPOSED OF.
WATERLOO-HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET

ELOW HANOTER-STRLET

RVOUSNESS, Mind and Head Complaints,
depression of spirits, trembling, debility, involuntary
sleeplessness, restlessness, a dislike to society,

.fleis for b.usines,

adache, confusion of thought,

tile neat, ground,
is thoughts, thoughts of self-de.
—Dr. Al UrtRA Y res pectfif ly rNi

less fear, hysteria

sr of hisnr

Mrers t
•e, throu

avail t

Leans of his newly•discoverk
y. M.D., M.R.C.S., and con•

Paris, may be consulted ever
yen till Four

and Seven ti

his residence,
'y Wednesday,

ROjr:SCIVA RE

Three to Jiff,

'hursclay, from Eleven, a
;corner of Bennett's•hill),.

,e Lion Hotel

.omnlair

en a disor

stint treatment of pills, powder,
ling, sea-bathintr, gal
d apply to I)

draughts, fiyd

I to rerrnoce
Iportant dis

urray, wbc

y, has elTecte
permanently

numerous Cn
'red by Dr. h

le first visit, can be coma
is restored.—N.l3. Dr. M

se patier
heir case

soon as possibl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

to dock

12th, and will

Act
MALAGA, Ma
9th instant, which has done considerable Fair'
ping anchored off the coast. The Akbar
`ed. The Stork. briz. and the Thomas C

—lt blew a seve

- - -
renader,
unknown,

;rques, were on shore,

WEDNESDAY

ARRIVED.—New V
(s.s.), Byrne, Rotten

RobsOn 1 C

Hendersol

ge to the ship.
brig, is totally
,rkp nnri th. Co

MARCH 24.—Wind E., light

id, Knight, from New York—Pelican
2—Beejapore, M'Lay, Mobile—Hamp-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

EGYPT AND THE PORTE

Mr. ANDERSON moved for copies of all correepondenco
between her Majesty's Government, the British Ambas-
sador at Constantinople, and our Consul-General in
Egypt, relative to the attempted interference of the
Porte in the internal administration of the country.—
The CuANCELLOR of the EXCHECUTER said the motion
referred to a most important and delicate question of
foreign policy, namely, the relations between Turkey and
Egypt, and it was quite impossible to accede to it. Ne-

gaiitiOne were now going On for the adjustroert of this

question, with a duereg

to the

the twlo

and generally to the
Lord J. RUSSEL!

the whole

nterests
concurred in this objectic

Mr. Hume and Mr. M. MILT ES considerec
deserved every possible support from this c
ecommended the withdrawal of the motion
drawn.

e Pasha
itry, but
the mo-

was with

On the motion of Mr. FREWE/N
and read a first time to promote t
in benefices that have

luilding of churches
and to prevent the

n valuE

,sorr, to nominate the
and Salford Education,
he motion

constitution

the Corrupt

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

WILLI4I4I BRAITHWAITE'S,
130, BOLD STREET.

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS,

JOHN

JONES,
AILOO HOUSE,
CHURCH. STREET,
TN announcing his Retirement from Busi-
ness, begs respectfully to acknowledge the distin-
guished support he has received during the last 17
Sears,

- And to inform his Friends and the Public that. with a
view to the early disposal of his Stock, consisting of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SILKS,

t,3ATINS.

,oO.4:4ICWLS,
11
CODURGS.

GENERAL

DRAPER

3LOVES

gone a large Reduction, many
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Mr. Harding was angry al
Mr. Middleton, that Mom

I the grounds, and

Cross-examined by Mr. Sergeant
his master, and Mrs. Harding, and
top of the hill, near the 1- '

1,/.., AAJUIS
turned t,

'ten fetched Mr

red the (
rd of his ma

I rtemem
I or 1

agains

to the

puu u
return.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

'nary, on two

came to Southport. Mr. and Mrs. Hardir
Mrs. Roberts's. Mr. Middleton
took his meals at Mrs. Roberts's, k,.. _
dinner was put upon the table, Mr. Harding and lais son
did not remain. Mr. Harding returned to tea. In the
afternoon, before tea, went hat& the room, and
saw Mrs. Hardin '
cloth

tayed at

he inn, but
, when

one da

witnes
24- fill
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

INSIJRA

UIIIF.R.'_T

URANCf

Aciety's off;

lered to be

e Bonus A

51S ON CR.

PERCY M
Y DAY sh

to An
3 of 63

chat enge upon any grou
t of the Ordinary Anntt

'hese Res-ol
tted t• a E

1 General

ed by t

and except
at or Extr

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

Zr.. UARDWELL,

!Wier of these parties will respond to
n, if ever it is sent to them. It would

and they will appre-
our advice when we remind

)oth to stay awE

ciate the soundness Of

them that ou this occasion it is the Liberal party
who are divided amongst themselves, whereas on a

ecasion it NVas the Constitutional party
thus divided. Mr. CARDWELL. in nar-

who were

is not the man to rec

ile Bud

A smoo

b and

;eyed in ambig

once, but a second such draught upon ti
lie is generally dishonoured. Mr.
WELL, rising man as he is said to be, must descend
to a less important constituency for the means of
working out the objects of his ambition.

of the pu.

' I love thee, Ca:

But never more be officer of mine
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

IREI

ND.

Judge Perrin fined the sheriff of Dundalk £SY.L.:
having a dinner for him at the opening of the as9,ll';
Lord Naas, the Chief Secretary for Ireland, bhp
returned for the borough of Coleraine, Withat 3 Aec
Mr. Kennedy was proposed and seconded, but "
going to a poll.

The shortest
minty of

and t}

lightest assizes know

'ipperary fora long series of yeas,c

a conviction for it

Jer, or in.

called upon tai

week, tt

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

SALrORD.LTST.—Ten, special jury cases stir.

trial in this list. Th

disposed of.

common jury case

bout half-a

Thom p

*ed the de
he ha,
Did no

ast fort

knew the

at the

5e ether
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

s, for the sake of retain

re and I

.pocrisy of the men

piing the poor man's 1

er "the

,or man's

or the Papist, and the poor

a tyranny of that power

to any soil

nntinr

We demand

parties

is the pre-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

ling Finden'
ines' Histor

-hen Cat*.
.nd SONS'

LORRIES
'OSITORY

at Twelve o'clocl4

I T' T

IAI
liumess.

SO Galt

1 24 Dozen
SOO Dozen
40 Dozen

7 Barrel

40 o,:e-c
2 Hhds

together with
Baskets, &c.

Catalogues wit

,mplor;11

Piernise

Part of t
omas War

-TERRY, -
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TENSILS.IN-TRA.

's OfSces, in Hanover

By Mr. BRANCH

Afternoon

ready for delivery i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

nearly over, in

the season, at

prices
grinding there is hardly any inquiry
.mg, continue good from the coast, as also
roke her sale to-day ruled very slow, but without any very
3SSiOn of change in value; Scotch, weighing 411bs. per bus
orogress. manding 206. 6d. and 21s. per qr. Peas and Bear
quoted. The sale for Flour has been languid throe,

I week, and prices hay
CORK. MARCH 27

6 I market

In Wheat, Flour, at

to report an exce
Indian Corn, the

re very A
xtreme ci

re without alteration. For
The supplies of Oats
rom the farmers; the
aterial

!dingly dull I
Tansactions
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Thompson, of Man

recalled by the Jun(

ing his cash book

The prisoner, when called upon for his de
that he was paying an account at Mr. Hui
that gentleman opened his cash bog, and he, s
bills in it, asked what he would take for it, an
offered £lO. He contended that the bill we

ng it at M

idiculed a little for such a Iran.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

RNER FOR EVER

WILL

I FORBES MACKEN2.

GREAT CH

f Mr. MACKW6IE and M

EDMUND MOL'

Committee Room, 29t,

TO CORRF.SPON DENT

1 A Para,

ared in our last, 1

NDS and 5

3PPORT:

-Esct., M.l

OYAL/AMPIIITHEATA

TURN

ER will

tYNEUX, Chairm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

believed

esday next, a proposition will be ma
bers, to the effect that the title of Em.
n Louis
Napoleonßonaparte, in considers-
_ dered to France,

es he has cen

the proposition I.

it is thought
proceed in a

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

John Boardman, Esq.,dtiderman, Ct.......
u
Wm. Bowker, Es . Xown Councillor, Tr..
C Wm. itomaine ndar, Esq., Messrs. (
Dllgsbon, 11 a sley-street.
John Cheetharh, Esq., Stalybridge.
J. C. Grundy, Esq., Exchange-street.
Hugh Mason, Esq., Thomas Mason and Sos
Lytle.
James Kershaw, Esq., M.P., Messrs. Kershaw, Lee

Id Pren

James Watts, Esq.,
William Woodward

Messrs. Geo:

Salford

J. Watt

Hottenhead at

and Co., Fou'

Aq., W

ward a

d Son, Fountain-st

PHYSICIANS

Thos. li. Watts, M.D

tiECRETARY

Henry Browne, If
Swan, Esq.

LIVERPOOL BRANCH—Offices,2O,NORTHJOHN-S1
James Stitt, Esq., Stitt Brothers, Water-street.
Charles Robertson Esq., Rumford place.
Edward Heath, Esq., Orange•court, Castle-street.
John Heyworth, Esq., Royal Insurance-buildings.
'',Licyrons —Messrs. Davenport and Collier, Lord-s
avow—J. A. Picton, Esq., Clayton-square.
PH YSICIAN—James Petrie, M.D.
SECRETARY—Harry Scrivenor, Esq.
AGENT—Mr. Wm. Hopper.

,n,-Policiei need

has be(

,rity to t

indpenden

This Comp.
ifter the first
?rofits.

T.Jrds t

ntee at t

Public Guirani

popular pr
miums, inst

' liutualit3
ag a tax u

honesty, b,
Rates-1

1. per Cent:. upwards

Assurance and (

'here a Life

For Psalm
Further inform,
John-street.

ORTH BF

9PERTT AS,

At the ANNE

pany's ofri
Lord CUNI

m the busin-es

.e and Life I
the septenn

Pater a car

RANCE

USTNESS OF THE COMPANY.
'APE DEPARTMENT.
of Life Assurance ; and by a peculiar pro-
not be forfeited in times of pecuniary
UARANTER DEPARTMENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

Miss M

Miss I

le duration of Parliaments

Mr. lit

limit to three years, a point on which 111
from his friend FEARGUS, as the latter wo
them annual. They both remember the

in parliamentary opinion by which the abolitior

the Corn•lnr

was carried, but the

sted election. '
er, "take nothin

The hon. mean

would, howeve
as the lawyers

f opinion

e years to

:customed to abstr

tual young ►ner

iption

.. ',he d
nd he w

to forget."
with r. po-

bile a

Jancashire,

ie so bad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30

mere commercial policy.

by the mere raising of a once popular war cry

rho intelligence of England's senate u

because ti]

Free-trade" was inscribed upo

But the master spirit of that sena

respectability and t

mistakeably declared agair

forehen

as to wor.

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

AND SYRIA

JOHN OLIVE

X 53 tone,

Captain fl . BuLKBLEY 752
Captain W. T. VALE ....800
Captain C. T. SLOMAN ..800

For PALERMO, MESSINA, ALEXAN

DMA, and SYRIA,
(CALLING AT GIBRALTAR,)
The A 1 fast Steamer

ORONTES,
H. BULKELEY, Mastej,
Will be despatched punctualhibn Bth April.
Goods will not be received later MK-Wednesday, Ma 7th

Goods for SYRIA will

ssels being n

Rate of passage to Al
of Wines, Spirits, and Beer
. For terms of freight o

rior a

commodaq

and HoLT, or to