The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL

STANDARD, TUESDAY,

JANtTiVRY

13,

1852.

NEWS

THE ABERDEEN CLIPPERS AND THE CHINA TRADE.— CLARTMONT.GROVE SUNDAY-SCHOOLS, ICIR,MALE.— TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The Chrysolite, built by Messrs. Hall and Sons, for the The anniversary tea-party was held on Wednesday even- The monthly Council was held on Wednesday; the ____,,,e,....
firm of Taylor, Potter, and Co., of this town, is at present ing, in the school-room underneath the chapel. About Mayor in the chair.
On Thursday evening last the annual meeting of the
ineum- the fastest vessel in the China trade. On her last voyage three hundred sat down to tea. The meeting afterwards INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE ENSUING TEAR. subscribes to St. Thomas's Schools, Park-lane, was held
a aeries a Sunday home she sailed from Wbampoa three days later than the adjourned from the school-room into the chapel, and The proceedings of the committee contained the annual
of st. John. American clipper Memnon, but on ahe 21st day came up was addressed by various ministers and gentlemen, report and probable income and expenditure of the year, in the School Room, whep among the ladies and gentle-
.l Lieutenant of the with her, and soon left her nine miles and a half astern. amongst whom were the Rev. Mr. Edwards, of Waver- between the Ist September last and the 31st August next. men present were theitey. T. L. Pain, incumbent of St
s Armstrong, Ese• 3 A WHOLESALE SWINDLER.—On Wednesday. Mr. tree, the Rev. Mr. Parnell. Mr. J. 0. Jones, Mr. Barry, The committee were of opinion that the nett income of Thomas's the Reg. C. H. Hobbs, '
Mansfield was occupied for many hours in hearing a num- and others. The choir performed some very appropriate the corporate estate from all sources could not be esti- fery, Mr. 'Canis', and Mr. Gough.
ber of charges of obtaining goods under false pretences, anthems for the occasion, and the meeting separated about mated for the current year at more than £158,975 ; that
the amount of obligatory expenditure could not be esti- The Rev. T. L. PAIN having been called e
side, opened the proceedings by reading the R
which were preferred against a soi-diBant commission- nine o'clock, after having spent an agreeable evening.
agent, named James Quinn, who had been twice previ- ROBBERY AT A RAGGED SCHOOL.—On Thursday, two mated at less than £126,856, leaving a gross surplus of Committee, which stated that three yearo
ously remanded. lie was proved to have got fifty barrels juveniles. named Ralph Sudell and David Griffin, were £32,119. The continuance of branches of discretionary since the establishment of Sr. Thome-
margy-swEges, named George of cement under false pretences, and a great quantity of brought up at the Police-court, on a charge of break- expenditure (the schools and public charities for the be-
-a, were on Friday fined £5 and salted tongues from a butcher, in St. John's Market. Mr. ing into the Ragged School, Pembroke-place, and stealing nefit of the inhabitants) hitherto sanctioned by the Coen- presenting the Annual Report, the Comme,.._
glance at the whole of that period over which the
amed James M'Donald, up a Beay, secretary of the Guardian Society, deposed that the therefrom a number of Bibles, Testaments, &c. The cil, must be stated at £2747 10s, leaving a nett surplus of efforts hed extended a connexion with the cause of edo
bout a fortnight ago. prisoner had previously been convicted of similar offences. prisoners, it appeared, were scholars, and on Sunday £29,371 10s. Out of this sum the cost of the following cation in the district. Their labours had not only ;-
--lay last, Mark Mahoney, He was committed for trial. evening last, while the scholars were up stairs, forced open works already directed by the Council must be defrayed : continued, but increased, and by the good -. Hartley Hartley and Co., EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.—Our readers will perceive a side door in the building. After the dispersion of the namely,Observatory, £7OO ; Reformatory Schools, £1700; upon thee-
g over some rails leading to the that the Exhibition of Paintings in Postoffice-place will children, they entered by this door, and by means of a Alterations of Wavertree-hall Estate, £2OOO ; total,
gnor, fractured his skull, and close in a few days ; and, as there cannot be many per- small screw-driver broke open five cupboards, which they £4400; leaving as available surplus, £24,971 105 ; less
sons imbued with the smallest love of art who would wil- plundered.—Sent to gaol for a month. sinking fund in respect of money borrowed on account of
eeteley evening the lingly miss the opportunity of seeing these productions, LICENSED VICTUALLERS CHARITY BALL. . The the new Borough Gaol, say, £2250, leaving £22,721 10s.
Wm. Blain and Son, we recommend all who have not yet paid them a visit to annual ball in connexion with the Licensed Victuallers' In the report of last year, it was stated that the Council
ill, the ware- do so at once. The almost nominal charge for admission Society of this town, was held on Wednesday even- agreed with the various parochial authorities, and in lieu
'muff box, has opened the Academy to all ranks and classes • and it ing last, at the Town-hall. The company was more of any rate upon the property of the Corporation, to vote
is gratifying to see the crowds that throng die place numerous than on any former occasion, and included out of the surplus income an amount equal to that pay.
'he Pre- nightly for the purpose of gaining at once rational de- many of the most influential families connected with the able by the several townships within the borough, with re-
try the light and instruction. Such a source of pleasure cannot town, besides the trustees, and honorary members of the spect to the Watch-rate. By the arrangement of last
'ned be too highly appreciated, nor too extensively encouraged, society.. Amongst those present were the Mayor of ever. relief would be afforded to the ratepayers of the bo
`r CHILD MunDEß.—On Wednesday morning last, the Liverpool and his lady ; Sir J. Bent, Mr. Alderman Par-
body of anew-born female child was discovered in an ash- ker, the Town Clerk, and Clerk of the Peace, Mr. Ferni-
' to a house in Brick-street. About eleven hough, Mr. Luff, Mr. Godfrey, Mr. Thomson, &c., &c.
--"any numbered about five hundred and twenty.
sstra was occupied by Mr. Wielopoliki Phillips'
_..... The result of the hall is highly satisfactory in a
she I pecuniary point of view, and about £l3O will remain to be
added to the funds of the society.
THE LATE MR. JOSHUA EDWARDS
ince we recorded the sudden death c

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D92erous future
The CHAIRMA'

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