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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

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the fruit
truth ha

Leart of ma
laid be stu

1 was ic

watchfulness

%Iseeoo,

Not only

Ihe must not think or do a
sible,

core contemptible

who put a -restrai

necessary to
stance, they
ton and friendshi

,ssions
In

1 sentiments

Let, ever
mind.

bug would te

rie re
I Fiend

every 100
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

A. F. Mo

ri Guayaquil, a

hence for

:c. 9.—Wind S

daxwell ; Anne

I, N.13.—1i
Ensign, V 1

1.11-BKUII
Antwer

liao—Factor, Richer
nce, Price, for Geel4

om Bonny at 0
th the M

he crew off her.
Huskisson, Ross.

on, from Sincapore ; Sar
lepea, from Bombay, all ;

to-day, with

)r, sails, v
In Burbaro

Wind W
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Name an

THPORT

(PROVISION

B CONSTRUCT,
TTY OR PIER F
SOUTH POR"

IL NOT TO
NDS, IN 811-41

'OSIT, ONZ

Ttlmprovem

;rown, Sout

h, Soi(

mison,
Krt,
,altbonse, Sc

s Woad, Sciuthr

lie Liverpool B
essrs. Loyd, E

rant of
r has

a fair pr

y from I

an casb ire

as also
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ETROPOLITAN HANDICAP

Mr. Bowan's Fionn-ma-Cowl—offered.
Mr. Meikiam's The Hatchet—taken.
Mr. Brown's Sally \\Tarfoot colt—taken
Mr. B. Wav'a Brocket—taken.
Mr. Merry's Lambton—taken.

Mr. Watters's To;

'auconberg—taken

CHESTER CUP, 1853
gst Mr. Brown's Nancy—t

Mr. Greville's Scarecrow—taken.
Mr. Osborne's Merry Bird—taken
Mr. Merry's Valour—taken.

11. Hill's Ireland's Eye—taken.
Convict—taken.
s Poodle—taken.
Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—taken.
Mr. Parker's Bird-on-the-Wing—taken
Lord Westrelnstor'El Attack--taken.
Lord Bruce's Knight of the Shire—taken
Lord Derby's Longbow—taken.
Morris's Kingston—taken.
Lanabton—taken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Edward Baybfle, abarebroker, of this town

the 11th inst

On the 12th instant, as
park, Rock Ferry.

On the 12th inst., at his residen
14ward Segar, Esq.

86, Jonathan Roo,

;ed 75, Mr. Su
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

root 9 inches

owned further

►t calm, and what little wind there was
Another fact was also detailed by the
nt about to search for the clothes of the

in vain; they
Then Kirwan went, and he could not
find them either ; but when the boatman went a secok_
time he found the clothes, which had been subsequently
placed by some hand, which could have been no other
than that of Kirwan, in a spot which he had most dili-
gently -- Ihed but a few minutes before. After the
,n removed to the mainiand it was found to

anfortunat

vere not to be four

—as he pretend

ar
)ody had bi

'minds and marks of great violence. Kirwan's
trousers were wet : he sat down at the
kitchen fire to dry Inem, though he had not had occasion
to wet himself where the body was found, for the water
was there two feet below the rock upon which it was dis-
covered. There was a coroner's inquest, but a verdict of
" Accidental death" was returned, and poor Mrs. Kirwan
was buried in the cemetery at Glasnevin, in the wettest
place that could be selected, so that the body was so de-
composed, even in the short time that had elapsed since
her murder, that medical testimony could scarcely be
brought to bear ur- Bnt the circumstantial
nearly midnight on

ar man
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

,e of bei

ery serious
A luggazo
de station,

,suit TVOS

'ockade of

,men an

:Went has

,er knotty

3f, the gold chain

any years
mer. Thp

novan, a

who had
Saturday

necessary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

as never used by the
ning God, would at

to be teen(

in the mo:

to_ God

pressed a

send for the

'e the p(

of confession and absolt

ng of t

one. (Loud
as, " Is any

filleted, let him pra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

o room was beautiful'

ceded and

ergreen

elcome

displaying" Pros-

hen introducec

entative address

Lecturer alluded to

ts of a few vi
gland. The r

.6 of Rome,

beneath, and
ed a facetious

h were

monk, or the hands
Father Igna

Bed upon

tian union, which were

party should

interviey

ised to attend and hear
Keter-hall. Before the

herlgnatius,in speak.

If it is not the c

his calla(
) make b

ping b,

Icnissio

as a good an,

nal Wisecoar

left for I

Ainal himself, in

before the
On turnir

lied to be tali
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

FINA
T JONES, c
qj intimate

SOLD OFF AT

W A TOR

AM I I

OF EVERY D

BENCH MEI

LDS AN

LS ECON

TOHN BRISCOI

ItOAIIRAI

THORAKJGH CLEAR ANC

uOO

HOUS

011URCIT-STREI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ERATIVE

X'S PILL 0

rampton'al
hailed that

f a doze
:best for

IrtunAy of

proper.

Ears, arising

be taken dur

ite the to

Ocessful eft

Wength Of

)serve th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

WEST INDIE

ealth officer, and it was asc

es of yel _
having been 17. The yellow fl
ship ordered to dro
The Medwa
min Vera Cruz to the sth ult

us, fever

er buoy

nd from St

prevalent in many of till

great ravages i

Le Freu

INDIA OVERLAND MAIL

rrired at Southampton o

immediately visit

,rtaitied that
ad occurred, the total

n the river
.ht G 95,000

homes to the 20t
a WE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Ton Measiir
Freizht w

Ind BOSTON, for

I Ports

These S

for Fc
NOT

I i4tficir

rliE

t tam

take not

HENRI

fROW

3EMENT

!cted in IS

n the Qua

ELPHIA LINE OF PACKET

Y MO

TO SHIF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

EALI

le Boro

will bee

Town-ba
)n of Mo

Giverpo

g:neer

the delivery
emptied, nal
e of not less tl

DDENS,NEMOVIA

.the COIT

TEN DEE

SWEEPIN

d the H

ee years fro,

11F-of the Cont

InspectOrofNui

, .
>y the party tendering, and
mitee do not bind themselves

and endorsed "Tender for
be delivered at the office

Liverpool, not later
DAY, the 10th day of Jant

SHUTTLE WORTH, To%
10th December, 1852.

Mont

'NT BAN}

.-SIRE

11, and none ar e-issued after being Disci"
n the Bank it due, unless taken up, wb
interest Ibe Ellowed as charged for all

N FOR THE PURCHASE OF PROPERTY
IRECTORS of the HOUSEOWNERS
ORAL LIFE ASSURAytt COMPANY are
CE SUMS OF MON2T, not exceeding .€5OO,
OP PROPERTY, payable in Small Instalme

en Years, to ist6'

payers

LOANS OF MONEY.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
ORPORATION of LIVERPOOL

L A MONEY

'Liverpoi

BeiTH E JNT ERILST

CAPES

ber, 1852.

re pee-

July in every year

composed

11'01-iiverpOZl and the Neighbourhood for
manufacturing, tlnd other purposes, and for
Ftncn,irElNG AN ADDITIONAL OR
AND THE

HEOTAMENTS, AND ESTATE OF THE
iE INCH

Treasurer

,
street; or to the TowN CLERK,
titer of whom further particulars
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

should keep itself clear of heresy, and that in Punis

(Sensation.) Dr. Cumt
next referred to the curses pronounced against alt pe:
who should seek to withdraw a nun from the cloister
passed on to the system of con

teretic9

ssion and absolu

maintainec

omish priest

He would

al: of the di

Iriests themse
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Probably the

00l Re

'e that

ation, c

a conversatio

e Health Committee, on Thursda'

ongratulation to the

heavy v

of a year or two, be co

on springs,

se, and at the same t

s than

carts which ar

ith the rurr,

greatly diminis

ime thit the wear and

the prospect or

,e passal
The As

rian civil code,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

taken from hilt

dation of his position most scut
being sentenced to hard labour, will'b
the task of the treadwheel and oakum
he pays a sum of ss. weekly for the cost of

CH OF PROMS

Langley, the daughter c

11, obiained a verdict agains

r of considerable property, nea
marriage. Tb

images, and for

.ee hour

when it was agreed to divide

)nd time of ti

ranee of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

e words

than five hundred

nobody was

ith the other boxes, we

e early part of November inform
f Peten,

that the Indians made an attach on Luc _
tie 3rd, and that the inhabitants of the place, after
.v shots at the savages, fled in great confusion.
in the 30th October, the Indians were our-
-, town ; in addition to which it had been
raining for fifteen days, and it was supposed that water
bad been falling to the depth of ten feet on a level. At
Belize it boa -'-- —scantly for twenty-three

At Bacalar,

rounding t.

also rained ince
~,. i

a had been lost; and t

crops and

'ere scarc

ere_ almost destroyed

ready,

and high. Mahogany
Logwood was

award tendenc

'tom Jamaica we have intelligence to the 22nd ult
no news of interest.

;ERS.--Mr. C

two Al

;harpies, child, and
Carroll, Mr. J. A.

. Dashwood, _ .ason, Mr. L
Chain, Mr. Benson, Mr. Ryan, Mr.
Jose M. Lauda, Mr. Ross, Mr. Carroll,
Mr. Glover, Mr. W. Jackson, Mr. B. Eyre,
. Mr. Kirkwood, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Ferrier,
rt. Smith, Mr. Fulford, Mr. C. Daugney, Mr. F.
Dupasigner, Mr. L. Fabre, Mr. A. Kingatone, Count A.
itta, Mr. F. B. Forsyth, Mr. J. W. Dermenton, Mr. A.
Hoffman, Mr. Hall, Mr. P. Holland, Mr. S. Crooks,
A. M`Nab and servant, Mr. J. L.
child, Mr. J. G. Ross, Sir C. Lyell
3, Webb, Mr. A. Hall, Mr. Stevenson,
J. C. Ogden, Mr. G. Ellis, Mr.
Mr. Kelley, Mr. Coppleston,
s, Mr. A. Martin, Mr.
inchard, Mr. Tudor,
Hodgson, and Mr.

Rayner, I

Mr. Champio

son, 5

vl•Gange

Mr. P

LLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.
T.—The market during the past fort-
anusual buoyancy. Stimulated by the
easing demand from abroad

ICIAL

ts for the ge

prosperity of

land loan

and for bot

,e exports of

4)4, and the receipts of gild from
If the latter amount 4'2,750,000
a, being the largest shipment
exchanees are

.Foreig

ewer prices for cotton have diminished
le at the south, and the supply of bills
quently decreased. W
per cent. prem. ; Pari:
ort sight ; Hamburgh, 3611 to "361

)te bills

r 1, says, " Although the regular
)sed, and importers are busy with
spring, nevertheleis a constant
• is being done daily. The
but quite a good de-
specially for blankets
, which have been cleared from our
_ast few days. The high and advancing
Europe have emboldened buyers to take hold
and without fear of any decline in prices for some
_. From the most reliable information
we have reason to believe that business cannot
ome time to come. Thz early orders
at better rates than succeeding ones, and
'.,v sparingly if they submit to ad-

The Courier and In

trade has

eparatia

i somethin

3wer qualiti(
within the 1

me to coin

one for s

purchaser:
NI rates."

iodcrately as yet,
an Francisco, es

will b

to towards the do

_cline in flour was submitted
f last week, some sales of 'Western
$5 to 44`5,0- per barrel.

light der
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

sovereigns exhibited

s being subjected to a me
About one farthing in

posed to be the average loss, dur:r
gold coined. In silver coins the los

five or six tim

ies greater, .0
silver than of

oil culation of

the former will be Worth 899, and t

I left
Car

rch for and tc

he Penin-

Suez to Cal-

putation fro
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ASSAGE .
RATE OP

LIVERPOOT

SHIPS. I

745,V

VORLD,

Mniteb

3R NN

be 1 NEW
ASHBUIa

.cinl coot

•y Midnight I ,171;

J. WWII'

LINE OF PA

;th Jan. ALBERT GALLATIN, DELANO
,th Feb. AMERICAN UNION, ..
ith March. QUEEN OF THE WEST, HAI
_ _ CONSTITUTION. BRITTON ....

array.
d State

STANDARD,

*tato.

MIGRATION T(

LL'S " SWALLOW
"r
-SHIPS

150 ton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ace Albert of S

re. 100 kin

ieen ver

,actor to the n

e past NI

The aliowance of senators

s to bl

per month

a Napoleon (Jerome) Bo
viceroy of ALzeria

of deputies 6,0001., c

3aparte is, it is sta

promotions to ti

cith the title of Lieutenant of

rank of Mars

n of ; General Baragny d

lose names tirementioned for t
Senat

l'Hautpoul
bat honour.

7 which serious rr

constitution of Januar.
_•

r con-

zee m

greatly

lifications
The
the

at M. Dupin is Te'r

ervant,

Honduras adv

ml A N.K
xhibited

ught by the
oueht by o

e 118 S cor.
in 10 to 1
I f. 5.10,

them- took

he bottom of ea,

xi in emptying the boxes, when the
iproaching, and the robbers found it

were fired,

haste. Several shots
The only box broken open (

s
Mr. B

dollirs, all of
e recovered by

master-

ne which will su- r-

e strap

st feature, perhaps, in the whole story is, that
during the whole of these twelve years neither of the two

Mast idea that she had a rival

ere heard, 1

STRATI

here 340 pars,

)01-room,
t was addresse

tt down

.hard Rawl

and the Rev

'ork Temperance So-

a carried

chairman, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

pitrisars. Taw and PRA NOE

express oumallfs in terms that wil'
ree, a descrThtion of this
is beautiful dark colon

rood. It is
ichly veined a

, in any
ervedly

fendid mottl,

dose; rich.

Aix inch

are of large size and

red, and the number of rea _
reel is extraordinary. The transcendant beauty of

splend

h,notil this Year, monopolised this

225 PlanktßlO ROSEWOOD,
Messrs. A. W. L

Invincible.—

t Flanks RioIR6S

ove.—Apply to Mess ri.46:11. H urro N

3 Logs

Merchant

nd CtiFls of St. Dominzo4rAHOGANI

TE4re6d CROOK, Brokers

NEXT -WEEK

MAHOGA Nli

C AND LIGNUMVITA.
January next, at Twelve O'clot

the 13t1

290 ere- C;

y St. Domingo MAHO•

[s, City St. Domingo LIGNUMVI

ng ex Governor, from the City direct.
RIE and Tpati.trrsoiv, Merchants.
the usijarAssortment of Fancy and

OER and FLEMING, Brokers.

On *ale.

Schooner

)GRIN G

as 0.m,; built at St. John

temb,
Length

Breidtl
Depth .

zautiice SARAH

, June, 164 E

n the Quee

18 feet 6-10ths,

built, and are well worthy the
ing trade requiring to carry

cotlanb

STEAM COMMUNICATION
:EN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.

,e,)l2s

Servants in Cabin full far

'eerage, Ss

1852.

TI NGS,
CHUB(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

nsols have

st. Produce of alt kip
d the_consuming classes

ipproach to the range w
Fh

of life, grain

_
0 per cent. within the past three

.oionial sugar is approaching
price; and other import
larly affected. A shor

:ant art

while ago I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

e remunl
we been

, )wners were told, with a triumphant air,
free traders, that, instead of being ruined by the

our st

repeal of th

.vigation La'

they ever

of unexample prosperi

pproach-

to— Mistralia was

ense th

The trade

i for al

lost. But these prophets
did not foresee the recoil upon themselves of the
oircumstances which were to benefit the shipowner.

Res which the,

)f tons of British and Aineri

shipping are now detained in the harbours of
kustralia and in California for want of hands to
vork them home. Seamen's wages in then

THE LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND NORTH-
AMERICAN SCREW STEAM SHIP COMPANY.

ITo the EDIT

'OR of tke LIVERPOOL STANDARD

am very much surprised at the opposition of
the Liverpool papers to the granting a charier to the
above Company.
I think all the arguments against granting a charter
to this Company in particular, have been ably answered
by Mr. Lamont, in his letter to the Liverpool 1'
the 2nd instant.

proprjet;

shareholders

seeing th

,aarters lic9fiing the list
The question .at issue is, t
v been granted to certain companik
why should not a charter 144150 granted to the London
Liverpool, and Nortb-AmvEcan Screw S
Company ?

team Shipping

exceptio:

altparties that charters conferring
Would only be granted in extraoydi.

exa:nining the list of companies
ess charters and public grants, I do

nary cases. lv
who at present
not see one that cin put forwa:
this Company.
iy belongir
communtati

.ti a strl

There is

art of the world, nor no

he British e

is even more so ; for that corn
to get £19,000 a-year from the
nd £5,000 a-rear from a
at it asks the Board of
or, in other words
its debts if it shoulc
so unskilfully as to

n

can railway c

a chart,
.e it fro

.ess so reale

Before any such exclusive advantage as this is granted,
this company ought to show that it will do something
companies and private shipowners cannot do, or
can do something which they do much better than
t. If it can show that it will save
Iment ; that it will reduce the time of
k.atiug with the colonies ; or that it will confer
eat public service, it may have some claim to ask for

privileges not granted to any existing company in the
same line or to any private shipowner ; hut, es it has not
yet shown anything of the kind, we trust that Mr. Henley's
resolution will end in a refusal to grant any such charter.

_
Vow
' • that she
pt. who had several
houses, had courted her about four months before the
marriage, and she did not know he was a married man
until long after the marriage. This statement was cor-
roborated by her father and mother.
_ _ .

1, directed
acquit the

,hat the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Beans
Peas..
Flour

rzpoit, 21s. t

cautionsl

the general price

Lonic Societ

ept for Scotc

Sound

4d 1 Lamt

I rorX,

utility very p.

Supply of Sheep sme

N Od to
3s Od to

.Jrana
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

hout any immediate prospect of abatement, has

people of this c

ecomir

question

[ces have

been made, and to obtair

have been

of Parliamen

,d some alarm in the minds of the

are really to enjoy

a serious

hose ad-

nd out
his ad-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

when the p- ri

he door handle, but
s, and her head struck t

'Qe Woman's skull had been f
,ntOxicate

.ty, and senten

to seven ye

subsequen

die O'Neill, age

order, and other articles

ng proved. they were aequi

EtY.-J

amplig

n the evening, he n:

,1, and the

there were

bserved to v

me alarme
At till

to the ground by one of th
gas, fell out of his pocke

'as seen to pick

THURSDAY

Les, on tt

of September

earn belonging i

—Mich

lving bee
Lrs' trans;

Us lord

becoming very frequent
ctest punishment.

na BM EZZ

T.—John Rigg plea
g him with embezzi

he committed the au

aulted and robbed John (

ith'er illtreated, and rendered in

let fire to

er, Th,

barged with

was cony
ien, at Li

d must be

Iturtlay
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Parliament at so unusual ar

aemselves not to opp

the principle of

mind that the CHlt

separate part

nrestricted competition, in obedi-

le country; and bearing

HE EXCHEQUER

but to be viewed as a

,ers upon any isolated p3rtion of

will not t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

indoctrinatec

tually carrie

to to of
kustralia.—Blac

Lie deil

he last fe.-ewell of
in an old bonnet

able fem

, laid over
tarts of fi

—On Ti

s bead, and struck
ed her to the cart
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

defenders

theMechani

,n eloquent addre

ao are

of Daniel I

it; a woman

was tried o

,nce with t

is on 1

s of welcome was presented
in the saloon of the Music-1
,n acknowledged the comr
d, at half-past twel•

ccompanied

T. Bafnel

ST THE HOUSE OF CORRT

is arrival

tbraugh the eerei

His for

o him by

left Leeds for
Beaumont and

ony of the bath

he degrade:.

Ipted from
t-, provided

upport
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

trench, and rather

low-legged,

iver some

,ral Ly- gOn

has introduced a bill into tl:

g what is a newspape
he present law it is dout

at intervals of more tha
but by the new bil
There is no a
published at
SIR J. (

the case of

,teration of the
lhorter interval

introverte

(Conservative

'ere into

to the grour
Amonnmi

train vi

tition a

seat of Si

d in that of ti

opped the
nf c;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

es [.'ll
ILr

!ct. have -zed to kayo on the 20th
d the price of their PLANTS, to g
unity of proving them, as they in te

begs leave to direct

extensive

WtLL

E R
ed by Se

ctions from

ENGLISH WAT,GHES

ethent quo,
eepers ; and

none Ranunculuses, double, varying in
rouble Tuubereuse, twelvei ditto Lilium,
hrg, Varizata, &c., &c. Also, Sestro-
iettes Asphodelles, and more than WO
s yearly, and several times yearly, &c.
of FRUIT TREES, as Pears, Apples,
ts, Grapes, the whole extra-
- Queen Fraboisiea of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

.chduke Gio-

iuseppe Giovan

3oniaga Pieta

a.m. on the
her. On D

3 sailed on tl
ent cit

le Cres

at orders were
e that, should

moved Lieut

escent City

the Unite,

California lef

the largest

a the Indians had

,be mines was very

arrived in the Mersey
Ts from New York to

k at 12 20 p.m., on the

3 50, excl.

anged ni

passed the royal Mail

a.m., made

making

ad =B'22

00 specie.
sailed. It

, one ship-of-t

Lree sloops-

f- war;

'he steamers ar

sell-guns, of the largest

as to s

of 68 and 1281hs

e expeditic

cars, and ten
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

CORRESPONDENCE.

etters addressed to the Editor should be accompanied
real name and address of the writer, not for publicatic
as a guarantee of good faith ; this is indispensably rc
in anv st

ient of facts.

[le Editor wishes it to be understood that he does not hold
himself responsible for the opinions or 0-"rits of his

PANOR.kIW

OF THE NH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

e has been up to this year one of
of flour to Great Britain. The

traders assured us t.

rs to g

if we ad-

&c. of Europe into our markets,

irchases of ma

eir tariffs, and

tures from this

an the contrar

amishe

raised their

their purchases. Cheaper
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

11, i/Lii.
'ATTER S

.11y War

about Cii

TOCK

of settler

le impress

oreign Secuiitie

1031
FORE
244

IGN STO

S BETTI

; 40 to 1 agl

agst y

West Ausiraliar

SHARE

Railwa

and state
In 3v.

viining

Spanish and

Spanish R

I Swedish

rest We
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

tely died

On the

'der the (ollowing melanc
Ist October, she swallo

a wall, and immediat

n her stomac

[le irate

ght on a severe vomiting

pecienced

notwithstanding every attentio
anything, not excepting liqaids

nourishment, and repeatedly
attempted to swallow. In ti
tinned until Monday, the 22nd of November,
nut an end to her sufferings. After death 1

for 1001,
dful sta

Ls opened' when

so ulcerated as to

from entering

BOARD 0! TaAI

the Board of Trad

~covered that the
unite, and thereby preven

just been pu

month of

chief articles i

819: linen n

it was c

DE RETURNS.—The usual r
e, for the month ended stl:
',dished. As compared witt
last year, they show an inc
exportations amounting I

aberdasbery and
anufactu
£22,003
£25,136

ufactures asp(
and cutlery

time Cher
reed to t
, £5,139
ue of ou

126,056 in the
e of £1421,0

thrown, £1

nder

nd wool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

REE POUNDS PER TON 3
To NEW YORI

FOUR POUNDS

ISH AND

4eK

C.H.E:J
Alex. Ri

James Stone.
'AMBRIA.... Ca

EW YOB
OSTON

For NEW YORK

From NE
From BC
From Ni

ERICA

a N

41 in Am

NORTH
MAIL

I AFRIC

.t thihour at

ents of their Pack,

Leh' Shipping N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

now require is time for cal

I improvement, and for ti

fruits of honest industry

are pa

nfully apparent among us daily, in

the wretched condition of the Irish imm

abound in our street

'talon I
f

which is constantly

to the

America and Australia

THE HOUSE AND WINDOW DUTIES. Journal" does nut hesitate to aver tl
.1 has just been published `°of the number probably
do not think the inhabited '
f houses assessed to the Inhabited House Duty, in

ten men. in the House

A. RETUR

the year ending sth April, 1852, in each county in
England and Scotland, showing also the amount of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

net, as well as

EGLE .
ZETLAN

STEAM F 1

',cation is

For terms

BLACK BAL'

6,=*"

ly to Cap'

%eisl

8-ATte"-WRBB

OLUMB

MANN

YORKSHIRE. E. Yoi
GREAT WESTERN.V

Cabin Pass

NEW YORK

~d.:,~

NEW WORLD, K

LIVER

Goods

I exper

30WMAN, G

TAPS(

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4'. g •

'WEST
WATERLOO, HAR
ENNEBEC Sur]
L

ALL" LIM
STRALIA

F PACK

and pas

'ACKETS

8, Whit

21st March

h April

ad commandec

character. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

rs particularl

re now

9. a moat

indulginz

.ring last week we had a

the sout

'as not ye

of the I
urinate
I.—u—,

been prep,
Orange II

I as regards the Ribb
•

grant to -Ma
" SPIRIT'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

sterlingness to

aracter of Wellington, was his downright h
of truth. He said what he thought, and thought
what he said, and was uniformly, in every relation of Po
-.lan of truth. Honesty and truth were Os-
'-" the web of the
man was woven. Wellington's great rival %,
but a wonderful actor. In him, to exalt self, everything
else must give way, as history fully showed. If there
was anything which stamped on Bonaparte the character
of a little great man, it was his want of truth ; and if
there was a stamp of greatness in Wellington's character,
it was downright honesty, English feeling, and integrity
Truth was a stricht line, and if they
would find it

the en
and lov

p of whic

hole career of that

in eve

travelled b

path -til

aelieve in the Lord Jesus, and be baptised in His easy ; but if they got entangled in a labyrinth, it was ten
sme, and he should be saved. Yet the Apostles had to one that they did not find their way, and would never
have never been transmitted to their get to the end of their journey. A truthful man was sure to
could heal the sick, open the eyes of be safe, for in truth there was nothing to be detected,
..e, and make the dumb speak. Those powers de. but falsehood was always in danger. After adducing some
ed with them, and, that being the case, we have other arguments in support of the cultivation of a love of
.o warrant for believing that they had authority truth in all our conduct, public and private, the lecturer
to transmit their power to bind and to loose proceeded to throw out a few suggestions to his hearers
the souls of men from the penalties of their sins. But it to promote this love of truth. more particularly address-
"as 0 `hat if the power which the Roman Catholic ing himself to the youthful portion of the audience. He

rs which
They

successor
the 1

ear t
claim.

cl were a real

,articipated

the indulgence

:onfess yourselves
remit they shall

Isehood

Ity without

' " Whose

ae truth, let than not be witty at a

adln_
orks of n

)e remitte

ye retain they

A them

be guard

there will I be with them
" This was not addressee

,n to c

,nd if i I

minds of reade
,s part of the si

fisted, it was among all

Ttain c

by insp

bj ec t , an

e cultivation of a real

n exclusively for t

rer said he now came to

member of

hat, in the B

Of Comma

ut dur
n. "

the Churc

show'
had a

ost important of a
shich he had self

perate injuri-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ari Exiia Price will b.
—The Rate of Freigl

K 1 sa. and upward
PACIFIC will b

ED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK

ATLANTIC
PACIFIC..

his Linearethe I

gift. WEST

Capt. ComaTo(
Capt. G ItAFTO

and 32t,
era, EVER.
from the Prir
HARBOUR;
LIVERPOOL

to 380 horse pov

EVEN 1,.
Ice's Pieptlf

'Menai

vasea.au uc astac" du Ler 11'
.0,6 .in, it
'A. Rt THE CITY OFDUBLINS'
natant, nor can Parcels C 03f PAM
n the Evening of This Day. The Vessels of the Company convey Her
between HOLYHEAD and KINGSTOWN Tv
3ETWEEN Hours of Sailing:—From Holyhead, 10, A
London time ; from King
eras*

town, 1 i.st,ibtl 7
[e Mails are"On boari

For DUB/

jgANA,

`or other c

DUBLIt QUAY

,m DUBLIN to BELFAST

'ery THI

BEAUX

e PRINCE

jAnday excepted), at Seven o'clock
Sead, LIVERPOOL; for KINGSTOWD
from KINGSTONNN HARBOUR to

w) from

47,296 telt

s, direct

Merchant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

robbed Robert Sharroc

27th November last

others,

eared fri

were drinking together at the B
Df Orsdall-lane and Regent's-row

left the house about twelve o'c

°el:, the p

leaving

much the worse for liquor. Abeut 150 y
the house, according to the evidence of the prose(
man came behind him, put his arm round his neck, threw
him down, and then the prironer robbed him of nearly

onduct dur
of change

he night

Le pro-

:ould not recollect

bat he

a sove

for a
er he had changed afterwards 1
, and the landlady of the Bridge Inn deposed tc
changing both a sovereign and a half. Under these

eumstanCes the jury acqui

ROBBERY

ITFI VIOLENCE

William Murphy, aged 18, way
from Reed Denham, of Manchester, a watch, a guard, and
14s. 6d. in money, and violently assaulting the prose"”'
Mr. Sowler prosecuted. On the night of S-
-7th November, the prosecute}
living in Hulme, Manche
n eleven and twelve o'clock when he met two men,
,f whom struck him a violent blow on the nose, and
the other got hold of his collar and pulled him down
He attempted to cry nr.'

indicted for st

'ter. !wa

a draughtsman

his back.
and almost

ay Some be-

was ag

t and watch

gave hl

a tore away his trousers

violent

The prosecutor could not identify the prisoner ; but a few
days afterwards he left the watch at a public-house for
The jury found the prisoner guilty ; and,

viction being proved ag
tenced him to be transf

;een year

CHARGES C

Robert Banks Ni

ffevious con

itted the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

y next, I (
stead of

A 441

Steanier

Tnuiiinai
SATURDAI

tt on Fine Goods to New York, Three Pounds per TUESDA
t, other Goods by Agreement. SATURD
--"--ed in New York at the rate of 34 80 to TURSDA

X, to SAMUEL CUNAR
York, to EDWARD CU

London, to J. ]
GEORGE and JA

IVER, 14, W
khins will call at

And fr

ion of t

ffering for eit

Passage by these

tended

I On FRI

I LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST STEAMERS.
THE CORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
'at-class powerful Steamers are it

PINE, O.
(Wedr

on the Qt

.ow, (Wed

and imn

I already a
Dock.

DECEMBER

bn Ruction.

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WEDNESDAY

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kVA t NI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

ecute heretics

nest man
the laws

)rought into his fold. Should he fail in con
m, then he was enjoined to exterminate them.

was borne out by the treatment of the
and tho Roman Catholic new

. aper, the Tablet,
in its admissions, boldly d

t the Chur

f Rome would ad

mit no rivalry, th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

[sion, and rece

IA to r

im and receive absolnt

man must reveal his innermost soul—his sins, his
is, his very thoughts. Should he conceal anything,
solution accorded to him would have no effect, and Bu
3 would still be unforgiven. But it should be borne in
hat he who knows another man as well as

is that man's master. The man who tells ever 3
of his heart becomes a slave for life. It was a fact
i disclosed in the confessional had often been re•

although that was strict

. .
>r the reason,according to Liguori, that
confessor into disrepute." Dr. Cumi

to the Roman Catholic clergy as the leg
rs of the Apostles, and especially to the power of

13 transmitted to

.he Pope and

He controverted th,

the rock on which the

ad been strainec
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

orne was, that ec
the priest, and ti

nd interci

Churc

elation of th

is congregation,

f was mad
inrch. T 1

as a punishme

nded, he w

iposed, could

lelf Was to -mal

The of

I that which should give I
He next

e and misery

em in foster

Lough the pc
d alluded t

tlation nurn
he particip:

Lind ; and
►r the trad

of (he

I for salvat.

(Loud
0 of th
mien,

f Jesu

iv regr

solve hi

aid the pries

man should

moments
zht after-

onement by the n:

and for the

;here of thi
ins of man

of penat

communion between• God

be regarded. If

,rdered to re

to pray from the heart,.and
F himself with monotonous

ng ignorance and

meaning, an
of prayer an

The papa

the efect

crime in Ire-

by the

d that I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

uld he enter into the controversy which had I
by the Tractarians on the subject. Those Tr

tepped the
of Englath

!cl to see IL
o to Rome al

well, mus

there v

e any cm
as well at

Tanta could r
The Pro te

I. compete w
it ground IT
InvdA ;ineavrife

He then related sore

witnessed

architecture, painting, genii

ad brilliant ceremonials, wit

whichi the at

on see

had felt impelled to

I were not a Christian by the grace of Go
ne a Roman Catholic!' But while they h
maven by external

Iservances, Proiest

cation was i
and pure communion with the Lord J

Instead of

rtified tt

much easier

th pebbles in his shill

I a virtuous life foi

a man could

Dlution for a

nd his

li which the

est, had a
confess to

,wire that

In confer

church

and showed tl:

Priest in turn I beer
poet

He that'

the same opir

rse of truth

and so

what w

n common

ive up ti

i of a

he only

menon c

ad for I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

eleven yards dea
trong ox ra

11, blood-lik

Ise of Commons for de-
ject to the. Stamp-duty.

bother papers published

re or are not liable,

eclared to he exempt:
ith reference to papers

The examiner of the

ions has de

for Hastings, affect
and Mr. M. 13*;
of the pc
)urse the pet

the 6.1

t wheel
ill the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

such an event as a proof of the incompetency of the

Government, or as

they should retire

from the perfol,nanee of the on

duties im

last occupants of office—even while their old leader

starring it in the

provinces,

pis metropo-

ation was fairly gone

ave been cal

lating the chances of a change at Downing-street
and some of the "old fogies" of a still more remote
official period have been burnishing up their minis

erial armour, in case of being called in, suddenl

support the throne and

institutions of the

country, there is not, in sober reality, much serious

doubt that her Majesty's ministers are safe in their

r a space of time sufficiently long to enable

country,

and to vindicate

eir worthiness and

ability to remain at the head of public affairs

Lord JOHN RUSSELL ma'

)e properly taken as

of all the disappointe

xpectant

tgh the country and addressing phi

ral

thus, eschewing

the temi

; and

lions of political life,

make themselves of some real use in their generation.

THE LIVERPOOL REFORM

.SSOCIATIO

grievance r.

,e comical cha-

and sympathy causes them to " associate."
Idly afraid of being laughed at by society
lerefore, they establish periodical

They are

at larg

meetings, at wt

ch they can

assemble together, t

nonsense, and thus keep each other in countenance.
The "Ugly Club," in the days of ADDISON and
his kind of fellow-feeling;
the " Hen-pecked Club,"

and tb

tive al.(

Club,'

arionsnes which draws like to like.

we may account for the formation of a new " Liver.

They were inoculated
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

'eat ente

,e as a monopoly. If it is so, the character-
re to save money to the Govern-

that monopol

—ed before ; tc
ie time at which it was per,
formed before the monoroly was established, and tc
create the finest fleet of steam-ships in the world, at
- Bl—, if the CunarC
-steam comF.ny whit}

perform the work in

Sue where none ea
ale 0

Company is a mo

lie scre

t is proposed to

pany not only expect;
Canadian Legislature,

ned Swift, Sohn Wharton, and a strat
but P

all worie for l',

drunk
Wigar

before the ma

Pye was afterwarab
a, and swore that there was ,ne drunk, that there
was no shaking of dice, and no gambling.

BIGAMY

James Arthur Skerriff, aged 30,
having, at Manchester, married Elizi
former wife being alive.
Mr. Wheeler, for the prisoner, said the prisoner

, was indict
:abeth Cann:

d plead

desirous of withdrawing 1;:s plea of nc,t guilty
ing guilty ; but wished the fact to appear that the second
wife, at the time of the marriage, knew that his first wife
was alive.

His Lordship called the second wife, and sh
that her father was a boo'--keeper at Ki►'-'
was 24 years tila • " -visoner,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

charge

10, Job 1T74

Led and so:

EET Ro

Glover, with intent

assistant in a
o'clock at ni

the prisoner seized

ed witt

ged an

rEs.—Ge6

a drapery estat

t was crossir.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

11 start for COD
rwo

sail the 16th instant
NEW YORK, i NIIVIROD, THIS DAY, the 14th instal

LIVERPOOL

AND COT

LirrLm

TUESDAY,

TAIL" I THIS

Mensal
Hondu
Merchz

derch an

adequate

Merchants

Apply t'

waits

On TH URSDA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

,spont arrived

ast of Africa

ngs no news

tea into t

Himala

art of p

Mr. Fortune is aga-in charged

t two years ola
. T

jndon, a few

roat, and

—Ther

by the Government,

aers for execut

sted in the House of
s his

ention to bring
sh grand 'juries

justices,

!ore Mr
'uesday

Lora',
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

Oranges

le Petition of the undersigned Member
tlssociation c' T

Protestnnt

strict, Liverpool

" That at

SHEWETR,

the 1 to elections in Irelar

system of outrazo and in

rendered freet

" That, in consequence
to parliament who owe tt

,veral ME

r i is-i-,,ige
COP '

d, an °l3c:rr
lanned an,
" , nrie
ti the majority of instances, by goeus:0(1
f election a complete
lit
ergo numbers of electors of those Pll
e British lawvileg
investedthceommete
rue.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

such earnest struggles both in

hick t

In judging of the causes of

it must be observed that we can no longer

to the monopoly which wa

said to be enjoyed

by the home-grower, for that cause of complaint has
been taken away by unrestricted competition ; but

we must refer to other reasons

which wil

to chew that the

inadequate tl

policy

Le task which it assumed of securing

to bread-consumer

unlimited

In the first place, the unres

tition coming close upon the suffering
the potato disease, deprived Ireland of

arket for

her grain produce which she had long enjoyed;
and, unable to contend with both evils, she became

prostrate, her fields untilled, and her

population

who escaped the pestilence hurrying over the At•
lantic to swell the numerical strength of America,

We now experience the effects, for instead of large

imports of Wheat and I

,ir from that co

ialanee

of trade

ntrv. the

s rather the other way

United States was promised as a great source of
supply for breadstuffs, when the Manchester orator
pleasant picture of the great valley of the
pi being placed by steam alongside t 1
s of Lancashire and Yor
venal surplus products,

drew th

Mississii
factori

their s

',ging
for the

realisation

ire, each'
Ala

vn produce for

attention to manufacturing his o
himself, and the gold mines of C
found employment for his surplus 'about
with

market fOr his

English markets with cheap Flour
The Gold discoveries in A u

lutting the

emigration has diminished the cor
ployment,_ and both have operate

• .
to feed our arti- 1
stralia, as well as

Dated bliss which in

e Mane}
et-11,011p

petition for em-
to
prevent that

was to consist in the imprEmulcd,
and cheap 'bread. The a,
'9O by DC

'ster philosophy

,anion of high

ent of Europe are

iect of

tnt sun

ceounts from the

he price of I

avy and

!most unpr

although in

d a pprehensior
[t

een too often

ieldom a

I flooi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14

WITH OR WITHOUT PILOTS

The Steam•ships

Captain HARDIE

ss Steyr(--ships are intended to sail
rs„byWeen Liverpool and Glasgow,

....This Day December 14, at 1 , Afternoon
....Tburs , December 16, at 2 Afternoon
• Satu ay, December 18, at 3 , Afternoon
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HENRY JAMES PI
Majesty's C

.anuary, 1852,-ag

MM ISSIONE RS

st JAMES COOPER, Butcher, will sit on
DeceniW next, at Eleven o'clock in
dverpool District Court of

Ffrea., one of Ili
au on

I to act u

the Twenty-eighth day

Pr' precise

make a div

kruptcy, afLiverpool, in ales
to and effects of the said fiankrtifirmsKi, and where t
litors, who have not alrfady proved t e debts, are

,pared to prove

,-f the said dividen

be disallowed

and all claims not then proved
JOHN GREATLEY, Solicitor,

WHEREAS, a Petition for Adjudicat
ruptcy was, on the Seventh day of Decen ,
in the Court of Bankruptcy, for the Liverpool District
ed THOMAS SPEED, the elder, of Liverpool), in the c

her, 1852, f

3, Bold

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-44.044314 - Steam-ships are intended to sail, with Goods
. and Passengers, from the south side of the
Collitigwood Dock, Liverpool,(with or without Pilots,) as under:
Tuts DAY, October 26, at 9 o!ctock, Night.
WEDNEsnAv,October27, at 9 6'clock, Night.
THURSDAY, October 28, at-10 o'clock, Night.
SATURDAY, October 301 fit 10 o'clock, Night.
Leaving DROGHEDA everyMoNnAv, W EDNESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SATURDAY.
Cabin Fare,ancluding Steward's Fee,) 10a.
For further particulars apply to
'WILLIAM M'ELROY, 35, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

TITE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TrtSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1852.

Einittb '*tatts,

- - -
BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS

16th of every month

Captains

FIDELIA
YORKSHIRE YouNt
NEW YORK HUTCHINSON
GREAT WESTERN W. FURBER..
MON I EZUMA DE COURCY..
ISAAC WEBB E. T. FUR
ISAAC WRIGHT ABEEL
COLUMBIA BRY

The FIDELIA wilkfe the Packet of

tilated, 8

pre-paid cent

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA

SWALLOW

LINE OF PACKEC-SHIPS

NEW WORLD, KNIGHT
ASHBURTON, J. M‘WILLIAm,
LIVERPOOL, GARDINE a. ,
HUGUENOT, GARDNER
CONSTANTINE. DURY4V
ALBERT GALLATIN, , AN

1,200 tons

1.500 to'

CRESCENT CITY

For NEW YORK.
The following Ships of the above well-known and
favourite line will be despatched on the Ist and

3000 16th Nov
2500 Ist Dec
8500 16th Dec
3000 Ist Jan

16th Jan.
Ist Feb.
16th Feb,
Ist March

Ist November
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

, with a cargo of flou

erdam, left

salt, and about sixty passengers on board, includi
dren. About one o'clock on the morning of Tues
19,h, she came into collision with the Russian bar

At the time of

fined ent

off Cape Finisterre, and the vessc
until five o'clock in the morn
collision it was found that the LI
by the violence of the concussion that the crew jumpe
hoard thn llntr.ll vp.pl AN thou utnntl

was so much damaged

3 In the ve

and whatever other property they pc
3el. The boats of the Dutch vessel WE

rk pushed off tc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

culty to be ove

rig man, for whose

me is not in providing the

himself of the advanta

as may

ges thus

.fforded. It

be ima

for the man who

Thour of the hand or the head to devote the remainder of

the evening to study of any kind ; and even when reading
does form part of his occupation, it is more often of a frivo-
lous character than instructive in its tendency. The
returns of the attendance at the newly-opened library show
a daily increase, but they also show a preponderance for
novels and amusement; and it remains to be seen whether
the readers are members of that class of society for whose
special behoof the institution is said to have been
established. We do not, however, despair; good habits
are not formed in a day; a good example has been set,
the work of improvement has begun, and we look forward
to see the industrious artisans of Liverpooi avail them-
selves of advantages which cannot fail to contribute to
their moral, intellectual, social, and physical welfare. On
Saturday an interesting donation was made by Mr. G. P.
Perry, in the shape of the original MS. of a part of the
fifth chapter of Roscoe's much-admired Life of Lorenzo
di Medici, containing portions that are not given in the
published editions. There are also several translations of
poems that have not been printed.

THE QUARTER SESSIONS

___..,____

These Sessions commenced yesterday, before Gilbert
Henderson, Esq., the Recorder. The calender contains
the names of 89 prisoners, charged with felony, and seven
w:th misdemeanour; making a total of 96. Of this
number there are none set down as having received a
superior education ; six can read and write well ; forty-
six can read and write imperfectly; nine can read, but
not write ; and thirty-five can neither read nor write.
After the Court had been opened, in the usual form,
and the proclamation against vice, profaneness, and im-
morality, had been read by P. Wright, Esq., the Clerk
of the Peace, the following gentlemen were sworn on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

SUN
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LONDON.

MANAGERS.
CHARLES BELL FORD? Esq., Chairman.
The Right Hon. William Felix Ladbroke, Esq.
Beresford, M.P. Henry F. Shaw Lefevre, Esq.
Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie Henry Littledale, Esq.
Harry Chester, Esq. George Warde Norman, Esq.
Samuel Pepys Cockerel], Esq. Brice Pearse, gsq.
Raikes Currie, Esq., M.P. Charles Richard Pole, Esq.
John Drummond, Esq. Lambert P6le, Esq.
Russell Ellice, Esq. Charles Ranken, Esq.
William Franks, Esq. Henry'Rich, Esq., M.P.
William R. Hamilton, Esq. Johrf Shepherd, Esq.
Captain H. G. Hamilton, R.N. nry Stuart, Esq., M.P.
Joseph Hoare, Esq. laude George Thornton, Esq

SHARE OF_ ritOFITS INCREASED
FROM ONE-IyALF TO FOUR-FIFTHS

The Managers beg to'remind the Public that persons effect-
ing Policies with this Society now, or before Midsummer, 1853,
will participate in jour fifths of the Net Profits of the Society
at the next Division, in proportion to their contributions to
those profits, and according to the conditions contained in the
Society's Prospectus.
The Premiums required by this Society for insuring Young
Lives are lower than in many other old established offices,
and Insurers are fully protected from all risk by an ample
guarantee fund, in addition to the accumulated funds derived
from the investments of Premiums.
Prospectuses may be obtained at the Offices in Threadneedle-
street, London, or of any of the Agents of the Society.
CHARLES HENRY LIDDERDALE, Actuary.
AGENTS.

Liverpool. r Mr. N. D. BOLD, 4, Exchange-street West.
1 Mr. WM. HUSON, Royal Bank-buildings.
Blackburn, Mr. Wm. Stones, Leyland, Mr. J. D. Woodburn.
Builder. Manchester and Chorley, Mr.
Blackpool, Mr. E. H. Brook. Robert Duck.
Bolton, Mr. Giles Cross, and Prescot, Mr. Edmund Ward,
Mr. A: Ferguson, Clerk to Solicitor.
the Bolton Bank. Preston, Mr. James Hayes and
Burnley, Mr. Rd.Holdsworth, Mr. Henry Jennings.
Agent to Leeds Union Canal Rochdale,Mr. J. H. Lancashire
Company. Stalybridge and Asliton-un der-
Bury, Messrs. Woodcock and Lyne, Mr. W. Butterworth.
Son,andMr.Thos. Crompton. Stockport, Mr. Samuel Hunt.
Chorley, Mr. Riclid. Jackson. Ulverstone,Mr.H. Remington.
Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. W. Warrington, Mr. Thos. Smith,
F. Moore. wine merchant, and Mr.
Holyhead, Mr. 0. Owens. John Ashton.
Lancaster, Mr. Richd. Bond. Wigan and Ormakirk, Mr. F.
I Dutton.