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ACOB A. IVESTERVEIIt;Oio

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GOVERNOR MORTON.Buita}
ABERDEEN,
LEVIATHAN
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ing,and Prompt Delivery of

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tat Bread Stuffs

Succeeding
Packets.

received by the above Packet .Ships on the

these Steamers

The Rate of Freight by these
seed FOUR POUNDS per TON during

lade up
(very in

CAN ROY

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LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
30STON_Ships only calling at HALIFAX

Edvv. G. Lott

le 17th Jan
24th Jan
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

id, pieces of liver, ligaiients of the throat,

eces of the intestines—ir
a horrible state, the stench arising from wh
ckening, and the sight revolting

arbage and putridity

The exami

Sir W

nett's disinfecting fluid to keep 'off, _
keeping off, pestilence. Six thousand more cases rem
to be opened. They were delivered last November tw
month, and warranted for five years. It
from Galatz and Moldavia

t• in the hope c

is said they cars
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

bat he maintained that it arose, on

,mpt to

olely from a

D preve

the Lady Ja

hful husband Dn(II

close of the life-WE-4;1;i

!om on its announce

his young hearers to imitate ti

news, and sine

:hara. cter and

desire to secure the Pr,

ersecuting
iven of the

ifice of herself ar

; and then rev(
e describ
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

a proportion

on, oar I partly on h

!! Irol irlll
as she subsequently did. The lecturer next explained th
same I conduct, of the king with regard to signing the death
" - warrants of his two uncles, Seymour and Somerset—act
*formed under the compulsion of his minis

which h

ere, and wholly consequent upon their conviction on im
The question of Edward'

for high treason

comp
Grey

y in the devis

r'rt cons

•
of the crown to the Lady Jane
•

.urer would
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

upon by the Royal Bank to

tnat toe
—John As he understood there were
.y station, companies might not all agree t
.eek, by an of suicide, he considered it his
clerks
.ile daughter of Mr. the coroner, which he did.—Dr. Brett ft
rocter, one of the Clerks resident at the station, and had analysed the stomach given to him by t
and ribs fractured, died on Tuesday night from and finding it to contain prussic acid.-
-of the injuries When being remonstrated clerk in the employ of the decease "
w is death, for putting of the books showed that the der
t poor fellow replied—" Who would not circnmstances.—The jur-
f aye a child ?" On Thursday, a few friends, returned a verdict of
•••• Mr. John Coomhes' Edge- whilst labouring under tempers

wife, previous to

Died from pru

nsanity."

_ _ •
_-- ,
PUBLIC MEETING

endeavouring to save that of another.
THE CAR OWNERS AGAIN.—About twenty owners
cars were summoned on Friday for infringing the by-1.

of I WEST DERBY GC

ide their vehicles with hirr
er dark, whets

usual meeting of this body o
Sarah Barr

I rine Jones,

tationary B
- a •

Ann Williams
►ospital nurses,

or plying with fares

rownriz

'ere appointed

About 1

answer the charge of Johnson
sonic instances the cars were
they were not lighted. Mr

£lO per annum.,, the inspector of cars. In WAVERTRFE BOARD OF HEALTH
provided with lamps, though evening last, the board met as usual; Mr
r. Mansfield directed that. chair. After some routine business. the
4..:...,- ...t.....1A I. •

plicatic

SOCIETY

said that

was in embarrassed

ifter consulting for

wednesday. Catt
d Isabe

t salaries of

Tuesday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

clOO,OOO

insure an, of their v

silver. cargo, &c.,

ill give a total

Ha Ma

3rtunate of all the gre

in 1841, n

ks of the Tv

leculiarly di

nearly 120 lives ; and
Tweed, with an extei

rare!v found
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

MORROW, (Wednesday,
he 15th instant, at Eleyet

and other PXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Single of Mahogany Chairs, Loungers, Recking and Easy Chairs,
Sofas, Couches, Sofa Beds, Loo, Centre, Dining, small Set
Pembroke. Card, Snap, and oth Tables, Brussels and
Carpets. Hearth Rugs.

ire-proof I Kid
ne, Iron Fire

ii!roine a n dG

Fenders,
_ , Brass Rods,
Camp, French, Half- tester, and
!red Mattresses, Feather Beds,
ted Chests of Drawers, Toilet
are Toilet Glasses Cane, Rusb,

)ns, t

hen I Di

sing, and Woo

Ntan

lens, and other

And on PH

' next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock each di
SOLD, the valuable Library of about 1000 volun
nr Water-coloured Drawingsano
Anatomical Plates, &c., &c.
For particulars and Catalog

f Book',

tings, Cur

,Quain~

apply at 54, II

b SELL by

instant, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

liction of any duty whates

pilots

It merely establishes the truism, that they

ever, the American commanders themselves seem

willing to give, every degree of credit to the pilots,

as individu

plaint was against

the system on which the pilot

service is regulated, and not against the men

To some extent it has beer

dmitted by members

Committee,

,t a revision of the

they confess, has increased in an imm

,ely larger

ratio than the number of the pilot boats on clut

.hough, at the same time, there is this set-off on

independence,
wet'

e, that

1 as of body

D thre

ration—we have already drawn the attention of
our readers. Within the last few weeks we have
perceived other marks and tokens of . re-awakening
life and of kindling energies, which give us hopes
that, at length, Ireland is abo
eof the port, slough of despond in which sh

lake off

and that her eons are, at last. resolveu
the old nature, and to toil honestly and persever-
ingly, like true men, for comfortable bread, for
for liberty of conseienc
One of the symptoms of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Prince of Wales, Luckles
Campbell ; and Cuba, Gibson, a

Deiperandum,- Swain

Bth Januar

Livonia,

nce for Mobile, al
off Tampico 2
St. Vir

New York Pack
Ann Hope, Wood, bet
St. Vincent, Sheppard, ht

Vhitehaven, Higgins, hence at Barbados
!astries, King, hence at St. Lucia.

Itebecca, Dollop, hence at Jacunt
Andes, hence at Pernambuco.
er, hence at Jama

Excelsior, I
Sophia, hence at Curacos

id Isabella
', hence at

*ace at Si

22nd No'

Arabian (a s), Ac
Monarch, Lewis,

Demerara 28th Nc

Columbus, Potts, from Newport, at St. Thomas.
'leaky, Hein, from Para, at London Bth January.
Trinity yacht, Hounsell, from London for Valencia, at Port-

hJanuar

Argyle, Irvine, from Callao, and Titania

;lueenstown Bth

William

WEXFORD, Jan. B.—A brig, suppos
shore this morning, about two miles e
fears are entertained for the safety of the crew
WATERFORD, Jan. B.—The St..Helens, French, from Liver
pool for Matanzas, put in here yesterday, with foremast sprung
and sails split.

to be foreign, came on
,st of Hook Light, and

and from N

PWLLHELI, Jan. 9.—lt blew a hea
S. to S.W., and today is blowing
squalls and showers of hail

for Liverpool, is on shore ;
,f Prince Edward bland, fr

to-day, by a boat's crew,

ANTIGUA, bec. 16.—The 'act
here from Liverpool, damaged
which have been sold at auction.

SUNDA

',
JAN. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

he cause of the accident has, how-
ely, the improper stowage of some

Dn the coal, and it

ted through the casks on the -bags and coal

rendered the whole ea
The value of the Az

,fly ignitable

pt insure

as the corn

when added to the

The eallew, it is said, was in

s asserted that

13 heated by the engine fires that it

, and thus

azon when read, for sea was about
)anv did not

The value of the aped

slue of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

and ad

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CATECHISM

THEOLOGY OF T
t of the Diocem

Igh-street, by
re PRINTED
the beet style,

mote an exte
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ST. AIDAN'S COLLEGI
a G Rll:l4U,n4Xl+-15
SECO

TO PARTIES HAVING LAND TO DISPOSE OF,
OR BUILDINGS.TO BE LEASED, IN THE NEIGHBOUR
HOOD OF THE LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE.
WANTED to PURCHASE, a compact Plot
V LAND, containing about
Buildings,) adapted for the erec; io

ards. (ii;

without

the Liverpool Exchange, to which light must have
The Land should he adjacent, or fronting, to a
or have a respectable entrance -thereto ; or, if

to be Leaved. the

requirements would be to haven

Room,
feet high

[de and 21
Leh 21 feet

ood Sta

NESDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

rush or

ere much
that waf.

refused t

3er that they

iove of life

its connect,

,hearing,

water on the

e water
for the

mea had ap-
;engers came

n, entreated
le would not

I on boar,

and shy

teer to put
it. M the

ere kneel-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

he London Guardian:—

h in England more
.-equirernents of this

ishops for ti
mak

has received of

places wholly tincoree-t-ocil;71

attention. Oni

a matter of deta

ance, is in a fair

The length and in:

furnishc

,bservers as wellasto

ndevotional

days of

ligious energy

ley offer to the

'ore widely 'de-

In Hof,'

the unemployed—lla

attention of the un-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

will not come within our classi-

.se is that curious formation, a com-

,t the end, prefixed tc
We are bound from its situation

Le front

and we
. ' Sure

must, therefore, treat

such a nose was never
e ; it comes within no

It eccentric nos,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

neglected her and he

vation

n his simpa

gnation at

42 days' imaria

years, before the magi
h getting drunk OPPARI

it of hew

A allowed I

an adn
Then:

n named Frederick I
street. Old

minter, of Barrett
Jane

and, left her

ie momem

.nn
n died aho

going as a reasor

man brought his mote

as a married man

was true she had
children, but her
nitted he
trate

AL QUARREL AT MANCHES
~•n.

flee, took plac

truck tfie vTor;

an oath that a I-I—e. waa drunkuuiur

.e, and rolled into
tp_ and shook her.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

le or ten, to attend

to the church.
•

Trice wearisome

rch at ele

e. the confinement is often such as to rendo
to them. Again, when the age
zn, and the Lord's Sur
service until half-past tw(

e, from the weaknei

early demanding improve
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

cleared for this pc

IV, ILIAT II
from M

Collingwood Dock, ran against 0
Orion, Christiansen, from Vail
Havana, and GuLhenburg, Paulse

of Arichat

land for Ne
Dec., in lat,

7, Ion: 6:

rrived here

ROB ISLAND, Jan, 5

from Liverpool to Mulroy,
last night, and filled : crew s

)ÜBLIN, Jan. 6.

TR, Jan. 6,

ler Amazon, fro

ngers, except 46 perso
,f the boats. The tote
to have been 156. T/1

spontaneous comt

'HURSDAY, JAN. 8

Anna Di

Savanilla•

I LE D.—Jot

)riente, Sertucha, h
dajesty, Rich
Thomas WO
pe for the Ma
larvard, for New

•dson, t
ty, Ad
ntius 1

tile, for Alexandr
ITA NTT NOPLE, Del

iding off Chi
h for Queenst
was stove in

pence, the car;

le, hence at

Ho, hence at Gibralt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

comprise

rved fe

.URNITURE COTI

sts of a very 1

I Wardrobe,

:ed Chai

and otherliedateada. Ve
trpeta, &e.
In the HAI
hY K

r, an Eigl
f, Liven

Mriy be viewed Tins DAV, (Toes
it the Morning of Sale

'remises, and of the 'AUCTIONEER; at his U.
treet, Birkenhead, and 1, King-street, Egremont

The HOUSE to be LET, wit
most delightfully situated, at t

h immediate pos
be south end of t
:h every eonveni

DER DISTRAIN

ALBION
)(7SEHOLD ,
Bottle Rack.,

apply to ti

:MINTY C(
AUCTIOT
'URNITE

Ted Canister

coffee, Co

Two Paiis o

1118

he Morning of Sale,

;Montt).

laltrtit, two doo

,th louse hair seats,

o elegant ChimpefGlasses, in richl);:ca"
ient. t'hi-octave Cottage Pifino-fc
cue (embracing the latest imnr

Easy Chair,

and three-light Opts

Painted Chests

minster

ay Bracket Timepiece, in Mahoganyßarometer, Oak Hall Table, wit

) the 13th instant, and
be had on the
larket•

RE, TrcelMY-barrels of

AUCTION

nt of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, adapti
Rooms, Parlours, Bedrooms, &c.

ENT on PLATE, WATCHES, JEWEIf-
lILKS, VELVETS,,-WijotiENS, and even'
anchester 19,d-Leeds Goods, at Half the Pawl'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

has been making strenuous

"better have a new rope

The intention was to put

ay, by sending him

into the House of Peers ; and to bring his prede-
cessor of the Peel Ministry, Sir James Graham, in

to fill his place. After an interview of three hours
with the Premier, the latter right hon. baronet

declined to accept office in the circumstances; and

thus the arrangement requires to be undertaken

again de novo,

In the meanwhile, the situation of Foreign Secre-
s not more secure than that for the Home
Lord Granville's domestic relations
have been canvassed very freely; and there is an
opinion abroad, that without the the Grey mare being

department

the better horse" there can be no question of the
direction in which his leanings, will be. One cannot

ow far

Lord Palmerston

s at al

ding pru-

Instead of pr

renting himself

public

sand dN

ling on matters of which th

public

iy had sufficient, he.seems to be awaitin

Inch eve

s may take. He
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ss. 9d. to 365. 6d. for South Ar

1. to 44

1 for Jute is flit,
from £8 to .£l2 1O

'ON MARKET. .T.t

Lt there was a go

ight advatitag

pplied with
ride their pu

iotations are

and 20 tons
bales Manilla
ton ; nothing

and 'the salei

d inquiry, and
but for the

es upon more
bout the same
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Bird, fa

•om Para

e, Williams, h

Jenne Caroline,lenct
Malgenio, Draz, sailed
Pet, Boaz, hence at Bo
Progres, Heyde; Provi
endaal, hence at Ostend.
The Sarah snd Ann, fro
Hoylake ; two men drown
The steamer Windsor.
a fiat, apparently in the C
over her, off the North-v
nobody on board.
HOLYHEAD, JAN. 9.—The Kit
lermo for Kingstown, put into Ha
gale of wind from the N.W. all d
ported to have been done to the n
CAOI.IARI, Dec. 30.—The Jan-
for Queenstown or Falmouth, was
60 miles S.S.E of Malta, being in
were taken off, and landed here
from Odessa.

west Li

WATERFORD, Jan. 7.—The Col
New Orleans for Liverpool, with

last night on the rocks at ti

this harbour, and has gone_ to r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

w even i
add

rtherremarked th
ng lights in the

nd was no more t

NJICIDE IN A LONDON PRISON.—On Monda
ing, Michael Flannagan, who has lately repeatedl
before the public at the police courts on charges c
representing himself as the clerk of Mr. Horry,
rister, and obtained money from the friends of y
for the purpose of employing counsel for their
and who had been committed to Newgate for ti
milted suicide by forcibly immersing his heac
bucket of water with which he In
himself, thereby producing suffoc.—
by the gaoler his head was still in t
was quite extinct
THE LATE M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

by finding any escape of powc

the vessel

Gotta percha cove

barrels or

Such other regulations and precautions practis
resident inspector and storekeeper to prevent acci
whilst removing and storing gnnpowder, and enume
in the Liscard Code of Regulations, printed and
" Richard Radcliffe, Town Clerk of Liverpool," a
all eases applicable to the magazines at Wallasey, to be
strictly followed.

A by tt

d Bishop of Manchester
Rev.. Dr. 'Whittaker, vicar of Black-
John Hull, vicar of Poulton-le-Fyldo,
canons of the Manchester Cathedral.—
,s resigned the perpetual curacy
living is nc
H
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

CALLIN(

4k- 9(

NICATIO
AND GI

DUKE OF COR
FOYLE

i'-articulan

d Witier:sTree—t'.

is from LO ON ev
at the Dube% and Live
d, and*West Kent IN

London; W. D. MATH EWS, Penianc
3 Afternoon. ROBERT CLARK, Plymouth; R. H
, Afternoon. KENWORTHY and Co.,_ly!allqester

Goods received after Si

LUNE and TAMPLIN,
ings, Brunswick-street, Live

Aurdays.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

could bequeath his soul t

surely not a Protest,
responsible for the do
nence Cardinal Wis

was founded on his Romani-six-
VIII. was a persecutor. He

canon la

His vice!
rid confir

under God

was made

;oing for

in these events that t

3n of 1

is sins,

will of

Him who is able of His good pleasure to take even the
wrath of man away. Passing on to the .
of the position he (the lecturer) was endeavouring t
establish, he came to the reign.of King Edward VI.

memory, for, though
to accomplish his pur

God was able, in the first instance,
by vile bands, yet he did not
nt raised up the
ere never was a
The very tongue of

young Prince Edward

purer or more blesse

i an instrument, ',IJ
I VL, than whom tt

Slander had never bre
God was pleased, in

species of power wh
he had to accomplish

ereizn

rely sixte(

athed a calumny against
pis case, to bestow nothing of t

him_; yet I

h could account for the great work
for if Henry VIII. was depraved

ely to effe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ok from the

p and rever

g to the Ocean Pr

rences or cotters, and would have .
use of the truth by reason, and not I a course of seven lectures on congr
ter Independent Chapel, Hamilton-s

'hat was the ease with regard to his s

at. but

seen made for a second

Febni.ar

week ended
head Main Line:
C. and D.. £95 16s.
mails. £575.—M01d
£1 19s. 5d.; good,
boats: P.—

h January

Passengers

rassenger
cattle, &c

Total, £2.476 16s: Bd. s--
THE BARQUE KIRELAND.—B
zi; Kirkland, of Baltimore, bound
the Janeiro, with
stant day last, wit'
•..it anchor in Fria,

:eneral cargo, put

h the loss c
s Road fr

)m the south-wes,

ing the ve
at Beaum

1 was not to be seen, t
9. Whether the cable

cause of her leaving, is not yet i;

„ .
bay; bat nothing has heen he
crew.—North Wales Chronicle
LONDON AND NORTH-WEST]

acomb

red in

amitted

ZLIVER LEE INQUIRY.-Mr, C. Re,..
Anted by the Admiralty to conduct the requisite inv,
',ns preliminary to the re-erection of the River Dee
"-- accordance with the bill of last session,
sday, at the Exchange
Mr. John H. Jones concluded

P.E., ap.

ging, in the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

en nit

!I may very properly 1.

I Some of their sympathy, too

if It occ

y took for its obj

lemigi

but of this more anon

ct, and this has prof

•
contemporary the Albion a long tirade on "Emigration Iniqui-
ties," and from the Courier a pathetic wish that "the Irish
port could be made the starting-point of the excluiively Irish
portion of the passengers to America ; for then Liverpool
would he relieved from the continued accumulation of what has
now become a standing nuisance." With rPftnort to rt..

the nuisance he complains of

Courier's remarks, I do got exactiiknow what is the nature of
, for my own part I am disposed
reneftt to the town that so many tens of

past year, as. the Jou;:nal does,
ration; but,setting it down at 180.01

.high is

iniquiti,

After a careful re
tee, I find that the
plained of. as far a

hout esti

the man-catchers c

ted system c

any one to apeat

cliss of meo

rl in Liverpool.
ending of the report of the Select Commit-
chief, and indeed almost the only evil com-
as Liverpool is concerned, irt the conduct of
or runners, which is represented as one un-
if fraud, extortion, and robbery. The Albion
than the Committee, and .peaks of the
diabolical fraternity." Nothing hot a pro-

bat a conaiderab

titled, but nev
they get, they
keeper, ender

h they copshier themsel

•brokeT

recently

actualli enforced
the lodging-housi

mittee aeknoWled

nd the store

iced in our locai co' urti
that the more reeneetab

then., andWilin
ance; the passe
cases is °brain'

ntglitota pus, have a
.erest to trett t

is bergaine
itlf a-crown

was until
but

g-office
1r by th

migrant welt

" directed"' t

rper through tb
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ninetee

raintance,
cially to tt
them a sp

e Boyptiaz

lected rt

key, in a

ons info

import

Asia and Europe
)ver it, or she mu

assage cannot

abject of ti

us to pr

terfere

servile vassals

he enormous p

!nee of

1 pheno me

absequent

'Ater wor

,ctri n es

r his 1

A that Henry
where did
,he

but in the
but rather

not able to

1 ; and thus we see
ither on the will of

but on tt

strongest I

yal boy lif

ime gray(

3d ; but

temporary elevation

Long and loud J.

acclamation

nd among the

, of St. Mary

,d opened the pro-

ceedin

upon t

)rn in the world

the assen

our, and the as-
that He was both

denomina-

ney-dress
illiers, M.F

n murdered by

Wander

is asserted in we

political reit

to Americ

which th

respect
ii. He

to defray the a

during th,

MISCELLzINEOUS NEWS.

' Twenty-eight peers, and four of the oldest sons of peen
died during the past year.
The Times announces he suspension of the old engi
neering firm of Messrs. Seaward and Cape!, of the Cana
Ironworks, Poplar.
The Mover& steamer has put into Plymouth in a the
roughly disabled state, unable to proceed with the firs, battalion of the Rifle Brigade to the Cape of Good Rope
A cabman made two stabs at his throat in the streets
London, on Tuesday last, and was with difficulty restrains
from putting an end to his existence.
A " Nonconformist Club House," to be established it
London. has been projected, and finds favour in the eye of the Patriot and other organs of the Dissenters.
In 1851, 211 vessels, ships, schooners, &c., with a tots
tonnage of 298,202, were built in the United States. Thu
increase of tonnage in Pennsylvania in 1831, over the
previous year, is 25.000; that of New York 95,000.
A bull, of the short horned breed, was weighed at the
Dundee and Arbroath railway station, the other day, eine
found to be of the enormous weight of I ton 14 cwt., of
272 stones imperial.
A sale of a wife took place in Spalding market last week
A notion prevails amongst the ignorant, that by this mean
a husband gets rid of his liability to maintain
able partner.

disagree

---
The lords commissioners of her Majesty's treasury hays
authorised the admission, duty free, of stringy bark wood
and red and blue gum wood, imported for the purposes
of shipbuilding in this country.
At the Brompton County Court, last week, verdicts of
£2 2s. and £8 Bs. were recovered by Mr. Rickards,
,urveyor, from the Hon. Charles Pelham
~ for the hire of a wig and velvet outfit lent
to the defendant to appear at her Majesty's fancy ball.
-or. J. Barnard, aged 24. of her Majesty's ship Enter-
the Indians, while
~e truth of a report that some whiteengaged men,
Hart of the missing expedition mid.. su..

months
rare ni

Su;zday Tim C 8

le majority
have resolved

enry Long

ave becon

a very
A rev_

morn-

[y figured
of falsely

)risoners
defence,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ggerated, Indeed, it might be that

m out; but the moors

ie character
nit hi

.etty quarrel with the Pope, he was alw

f the Faith

continued, down to the period of his d
heretics. A man who could indite his will
the name of our Blessed and Glorious Lai
Mary, and all the company of Heaven

heir keepin

might a

Dr. Cahill

'roteatant doctrir

do no

truth of (
depended
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ieveral thousands of pounds to the metallic

colony ; but at th,

n the minds of the

that the
)n will pad

azain, what is to become
.q in England
the fund

bonds, and c

3me thereby a

which refer,

attentl

at the present nannr

hich ti

D the aspirations
e. The miter s

aver the heads

ame time it creat

ttlers, for fea

1, how is the next harves

rk required by those who used to

unity, to be pe
the holders

the men who have invested

predated

al Debt may

by the
Marsh.

ontemplate; yet wi

!e need be made, as

uarlerly Review

3f Louis Napo
ealthilv the so

[l3 French
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

TO UN(

give_sa
ig~adie

isfaction

;stablish
ituation

attaches

A\ KS have the pri-
Rev. the Dean of
Clement's, Liver-
ul's. Chester ; G.
; Rev. J. Dale,
Warwick ; W.
St. Helen's,
inburrh

Master
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Comforia;

ann well-aired BEDS
BED and BREAKF
An ORDINARY at One r
A. PORTER IN

t Spacious ROOM for DINNERS, PUBLI
PLATE, KNIVES, GLASS, &c.

w. 1
Club ROOMS. Hanover-street,

ROYAL HOTEL.
1/(RS. EASYWOOD, it
1 Hotel; beg 4 to tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

des there has no

ion to purc
veral week E

sunnlied

flits of good paper,
to 24 per cent. Ano

Dreign seenritic

Most

bearing

ble feature

monetary transactions is t

mproving, till

r) coropara-

.ye profited by the

Etrd Me

trances
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

was, he rer

—the word of God

r a king to

Le who wanted it was not

A that suet

3eimmene were graven on every heart ; echoed on every
hustings, and carried to the Senate House, pondered in
the Council, and stereotyped in our legislation. Then we
should have no unholy compact; no endowments of May-
nooth at home, and no endowments of idolatry abroad ;
and the Pope would soon know that he dare not meddle
with the concerns of happy England, as, unhappily,
he has recently been doing. If the Bible was the basis
of the statute book, and all our rulers were like that
royal boy, the fortunes of England would be at their
highest, and might arrive even at that predicted honour
"- --"^- be the nursing fathers, and queens
f the blood-bought church of ages.

the nursing mothers
Much was done for O.

Reformatio-r

ward VI

adopted at that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

a fine of

Blackst(
sums of

sled ; tha
handled

aces, informed agnlnst by I

In almost every

,y last, at t

conding

manag
the cm

ment pw.sued

conversatior,

)f sixty-one
ThJ

The council the

vpointed

be weekly meeti

Messrs. Turner (c

Malcomson, Claxto.

Rankin, (

Mr. NICOL

what he con

seemed to—

—indeed it mu

provided

.d, a resolution was r

committee, with instruction.

Alderman

Corporation Bat
The committee

e dock qu

atook place relative to t

e Dock C

'8 proceedings

ntil Wednesday r

'emainder

DOCK COMMITTEE

ng was held on Thursday
rman), Shand, Lockett

Lmiisdale, ft

,rolyne.Ux, Greg

he ever remember(

nt froiri the chair-

nation of the proceedings, also
tas vice-chairman. A discussion

to the syste-

consisted a
:ornby, Holt

generally

Present
Robinson
Nicol

saw the
He had

ciency of the to

fromit. Withr(
that he did not

Holme, & E

be kne

fore them, v

ommittee to
of breach of

it prese

they tn
way. (

grace as

At the late

d up, as t

ss as t

f the child

) that when they are old t
of edn

t should without the means of educatior
week-days and on Sunday. Such means
necessary if they would accornnlish any ri

furnished to them from tot:inTe,ithe7;
see ho

it was desirable
He kn

uld co

and he t

by other friends who would assis

For himself, he was very sangui►
D good that every one wou
(Applause.) He t
s enracrea ;r1 a s

Teat truths of (

; and I
A be b

alluded to the S

,g up you

way in d
wledge: at

and to- conduct th

absolutely
and that

the cans

o make it pr

given to tF

n g year
Rev. C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Robert Shute,Esq., Liven
Charles Wigs litto

On SALE, GOODS manufactured at the Institution, con-
sisting of all kinds of BASKETS. WORSTED HEARTH and
DOOR RUGS, LOBBY CLOTHS, WINDOW SASH and
BLIND CORD, TWINE, MATS, FOOT-BEARS, &c.. &c., at
reasonable prices.

-
THOMAS MILL
Hardman-street, January, 1852.

Treaourer

G

large and varied Stock of
GAS LAMPS, CANDLE LAMPS, &c.,
lnequalled in extent, and selected for the approaching season,

LARGE

R. WII
SRS

be inspected In the
SIICITV-ROOM

SIAM

S FO

28, HA NAVE

PENN SMITH'S

TREET,

Opposite the Government Tai Offices

T. HUGHES AND CO.'S
CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, AND

BEDDING WANEROOMS.
0 and 47 .D-U'LD.STREBT

MANUFAffORIES AND TIMBER YARDS
41 and 43, SEEL-STREET,
48 and 52, PLERT-STREET,
LIVERPOOL,

PLAY I N G

A. N E

S 0 N S'

G O ODALL
IMPROVED PATENT
ENAMELLED PLAYING CARDS

which, for no

HIGHLANDERS
HARRYS
MOGULS

With Floral, Figured

nd quality are unsui
Per Pack. Per Doz,
18. 10d. .... 21
2s. 3d. .-... 251

FOR EXPORTATION TIIE MAKERS' PRICES
.--- GEORGE J. POORE,
42, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

J. M'GIBBON,
PATENT INSTEP SPRING BOOTMAKER
30. NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, -

LT AS Manufactured for Mr. BRETHERTON, Steeple-
ChaselL Rider, the LIGHTEST JOCKEY TOPBOOTS
ever made in England, weighing only 51 ounces ; width of Calf
15 inches, length of Legs 18 inches, beatito Thomas's Boots in
the Great Exhibition by 11 oz. •
N.B.—J. NM. makes to order.,PATENT RECELENT BALL
DRESS BOOTS, similar to thtse displayed in the Great Exhi-
bition from France, superior to any other ,Dress Boots, being
easier and smaller on the foot than any Others.
Also, a new kind of WATERPROOF SHOOTING BOOTS,
likewise displayed in the Great Exhibition.

_E COMBINED WITH E
in their ATTIRE shoulckgo tc

Materials suitabis

LB A ND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

tor traini
of

the plans of the surveyor.—The Sub-committee recom-
mended that a sum of .£12,000 be transferred from the
Albert Dock account to the debtor account of thetrustees.

THE Al

-e.T WAREHOUSES.
Mr. ROBINSON commenced to make some remarks, in
rder to shew that the Albert Warehouses were remune-

)r. not was not

yes ; th

E never

uses payin

A letter from M

w

committee the propriety of taking
Emigrants'-home, in Vulcan-street

under their control the

The CHAIRMAN

was or

had no power to deal with it. The Secretary
red to write to the applicant to that effect,
with the thanks of the committee.--Mr.
wished to call the attention of the committee
he subject of an emigration home, when the
aid a memorial was in preparation on the

NIACOL. MSON

CHAIRM

übject, and when it came

,efore the committee the ques.

tion would be open for discussion

MISCEI

Notice was directed

to Dawson and Co

quit a shipping yard at the la
dock purposes. A letter was
ties of the post-office, ordering a certain amount to be
paid on account of the alterations for the extension of
the post-office buildings in Liverpool. A letter from Mr.
Worrall, relative to a new street at Wapping. and also a

- - -
is Basin, required for
ived from the authori.

were referred

The financial business was then

roceeded wit!.

THE REVE

An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great
Britain, in the Years and Quarters endir
1851, and sth of Jan., 1852,

rowing the Increase or

Decrease thereof

YEARS

DED JANUARY

18,614,880 18,761,4169 146,1
13,003,961 13,093,170 f 89,2

6,093,6,

rty Tax..l 5;38.3',C

5,304,923

160,000

150,000
172,241

Miscellaneous

Repayments of

178,55
691,44

10,000
6,311

ociety,

mobined with human

hat grace, and another a

out. Theis
would accomplisl

L-uld use the in
the ()Meet.

10 that they might

_ _ .t.”, wen]
that the work was for God, and could only
yr,

new opport E

themselves and

ae would exhort them to use all their pfesei
all the new ones that might be placed befo
concluded by moving the adoption of the
had been placed before the meeting.
Mr. CALL'S seconded the motion. That
..cs, in occasion on which he had been among then-
_ remune- agreed with those who thought that per'
4tiether they their time to assist in advancing the
'd'-
ffecting future were

aid through life, so that when their (Wean;
-1 t train up the next generation in the same

ing practically to carry it
s as if they of themselves

effectiv

have to complain of

a boon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

EXCELLEN

. B
TAILOR A PrD DR A

choice selection of the most Fashionat

for the present

ason to choose from

AT REDUCED PRICES

T. WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY
135, WHICECHAPEL,

Opposite Gre

Charlotte-street

PWA

STABLISH ED 181;,BY
NCIS.,II.IIkINEY

IN STOCK

)0 VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS

4REHOUSE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ered state of things

itutionf
d in the'

erne in Engl

iberty to -presume to
of the air, if of the

isement

ithout

3r tree war-

much•to pre.
From these

modern game laws,

modification.
:older of leas

partrid

used it giant

!nt instance is
!ery preserved

at Wyllanesham, in
every trespasser to

.lye knights'

Ii iniam e

beyond (i. e

e of the old :nerds

Ewe of flor-

oettraent are met

•st is "Jbhn de Ples-

f Warrentm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

have been exhausted. Let us cling to the
s five out of six Russian seamen were rescued
ly, and brought back alive and well to Arch-

wards of

six years in t

of Spitzbcrgen, where they obt,

1 abun

oal food, we may yet see a portion at least of
)ising crews return, even though the sup-

e ae,o e

misted."

latest intelligence brought from the At

must needs nroduce " intense

to credit the

lit home b

the ii

overed. Each arrival of the mail
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

thought worthy of a re

In Admonition

Idom might 'derive from

Calvin. Liverpool: Howell

This is

pamphl

relatinr tp
Ivin Tr

itch contributed to t

Reformation, published in 1844
Islation Society. It is one of the essays
reat Reformation of the

is not in-

side Reader. B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

above amount

rates fro

n the several townships in the borough,
still would remain about £11,370 disposable at the dis-
cretion of the Council, for the public benefit of the inha-
bitants and the improvement of the hornuch. which corn

would be required for the vote in aid of the general rate,
under the Sanatory Act, and improvements in neighbour-
hood of Shavv's-brow, already sanctioned by the Council.

RATIIITI ES TO

BLIC CHARITIES

The com

vended t

ing payments, which were made by the Council
The„Dispensaries, £157 10s. ; the North
£lOO ; the Southern Hospital, £lOO ; the Infi_
the Ophthalmic Institution, £100; the Refill,
Destitute, £25 ; the Ladies' Charity, £3O; the Lving-in-
Hospital, £3O ; the District Provident Society, £lOO.
The other prominent items of the committee's proceed-
ings were—Recommendation to purchase Mr. James
Blake's property on the north side of Shaw's-brow, for
£3,500 ; recommendation to pay £2O for a strip of land

mary, £lO5 ;
for the

Fell, inspect
him mribiry frr

ghts and mea

.s, for an increase 01

ri the adoption

f the procee
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Mr. HORNBY iT
d that the

rate, under the health act, in the followin

am of .£4,195

of Liverpool, £3,2
ton, £246 ; West

This year it would be
in the hands of the cc

.n that no balan

John liolrc

the proceed

gs, and

iey were passed

311SCELLANTIOUS

Lion of Mr. F.

1, for 1

, .... ..
according to the standing orders, pc
month.

The proceedings of the various other c(
read and confirmed. Mr. Alderman Parl
the confirmation of the Health Committee

0; townships of Kirkdale, X 74
Derby, £222 ; Toxteth-park,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

and that they be

r• " That the thanks of .the
• or his services that day."
The nrfw—

dinvftheti closed

n to those

Henry Lawrence, B. Banner, W. M'Crackan,
James Bold, C. Langton, C. B. Robinson, and W.
-ho retire in rotation from the committee, be re•

*ting be given to the Chaim
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Dlt I OAXIAPPIIITI LA UI3- H- T C7l 4

Lately published, small Bvo, cloth, price ss. 6d.,
MEW ZEALAND, and other POEMS. By 1
ROBERT WILSON.

-.6."'—Christian
_..ere are passages in Mrs. Wilsok.
with in those of an established poet, wpj,
his reputation. Some of the nuscetla-neous
fully written, and there i tone of thought ru,.
all highly creditabl e intellect of the fair am,.
The Home Circle.
" We cannot do better than warmly commend this little s,
to our readers generally, with -*iecial hope that it will be
a favourite volume

he family
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

_,er <
an hay

TU

ESDAY,

kNITARY

,tat' ets.

ATTL

SALFORD. JAN. 7.—Beasts, 1501 ; sheep, 400
Best heifers, 54. to sid.; middling, 414. ; sows
weight wethers, 64. to cad.; ditto heavy, Sid. to 6
to 50. Calves, sd. to 6d. per it
WAKEFIELD, JAN. 7.—A
fat beasts, and 5500 she

calves, 79
f{l. Light
; ewes, 40

t this day's market we had 651
Trade in Beef very good. but it

3eef all cleared off, but a few sheep left on hand. It:W.801d
I from ss. to 5s- 6d. per st. of 141b5.; Mutton. from sd. to Sad
We bad a very good show of lean stock and pigs, all
with ready sale.

per lb
of which me

DUBLIN, JAN. B.—there was a better feeling in the way of
Beef, which sold from 30s. to 428. it 445. per cwt. No change
in Mutton, from the number of Sheep, say sd. to 51(1. a 6d. ;
Veal, 6id. per lb. ; Lambs scarce, 255. to 265. each. The Pig

a small one, vi

I prices varying

:0 325. per

cwt. nett
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

On the present occasion, our chastisement has been gentle

nd forbearing, and

aV3 made him

he rod in

comparative

ut after this public and explicit

our hand will be heavy and our strokes trt

ST. ANNE'S DISPENSAILI

sermon was preac

at St. Peter's

Acumbent of ti

behalf of the above valuable institution, after which
of £ll Is. 4d. was collected.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

the surrounding towns. no

firms closed their workshop

manufacturers haw

sideration for the

,ntracts

foreign contracts, which are heavy, no arrangement has
yet been made. At Bolton, to which the strike has ex-
tended, immense orders are on hand. On the same night
London discharged

the principal engin,
their hand's, and do:

g firms in

arks; but se

ral of ila,

minor firms changed their avow
mated to their men that the
usual, on Monday morning
labour has unfortunately affected all wt
at the various closed establishments,
not belong to the body of engineers an

others, have suffered by bei
means of living. The retur

bourhood arc

bout 6,500, f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

he valt:

ure of the s

Althou

some theoretical

such a manufacture
chemists have asserted that the soil and climate of
Ireland are not favola

)le to this root, practical
farmers are thoroughly convinced that such is not
the case; and men who understand the making of

sugar from beet, boldl,

iltivatc

maintain that

pete with the foreign and colonial producer
great article of general consumption
We sincerely trust, for the sake ol
the two branches of agricultural and manufacturing
industry we have indicated may amply repay the

enterprise and labour expended

f Ireland, that

ringing them

into operation. At all events, these efforts to
retrieve their condition prove that the Irish are
awakened to the necessity of bold and sustained
industrious exertion, that they have
great lesson of self-reliance, and that _,
adopted the maxim which infalliblyleads to success

Up to the hour of our

going to prey

hey have

be British and

North American mail steamer Europa, Captain Lott, bad
not arrived. From the late unpropitious weather, she

will bring tatters a.

.nd pnpers to the 31st ult

he arrive in tin

; and, should

news in

second

we will publish a summary of the

IAYNOOTH GRANT

against the
the Rot

endowment annual
man Catholic Coll

went t

lg and united mov

been set on foot t

y the Cle

have never wanti

rig ; but more

require

meetir

Tuesday, t

'of .MaynOoth b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

etimes completely

her rushes

the circumsta

ing relatives lay down on t

be immolated together

-hand, into t

nd that experienced mariners, of unc

Li courage, folded their ar

noble contrast is presented by ti

eilson an

thought of

!live read Mr. Nei!so:

T, on behal

Chappell, of

Mail Pac

say, v

r him more for w
►aa made known

for what he

what we

Ls true, the prominent

f bore in t

ne of horror

ustained the

formance o
luable in t

small degree to the

which v

ignedly rejoic

riiE S

en subscribe
to the May
's CHURCH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Tucker, ditto

Frederick
hael Gould. second

rs, seaman ; Jas. Berryman, ditt

Wade,) sailor-bo

ard.; Anna Maria Smith, passenger ,
a Stryburn, ditto ; George Deal,
nder Laing, ditto ; Daniel Brown, seaman ; Joseph
1, ditto; Thomas Attwood, fireman ; William
lades Lang.
"Ade&

William Evan

quartermaster

Sat all the officers, engineers, and
rew of the Amazon were picked men, and were selected
ship from their previously

at to the

-n abilities and intelligence.
D-yal Mail Steam-packet Company, with com

would be despatched from Southampton, as
packet, for the West Indies and Cliagres, yesterday morning

n extra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ut of Sister to P

LIVERPOOL
Simple, H

Maria Day
Mowbray,

RAND NAI
tand-Half
rook, Fore

Abbot Laurence
Halo Little Queen, M
Abd-el• Rader, De Ginkl
venger, Mgyn, Rourton, Crip

Duffy's-
Rat-trap, R
Duc-an-Dhurras
Bullfinch, Peter. Kissa

Janus, late Carai
te, Bedford,
Varner, Mal

20to 1

30 to 1
33 to 1

TATTERSALL':
nutTnoPoLITA
st Lord Eglinton

40 to 1
550 to 50

Lord Clifden'a
Lord Waterfor

1000 to 16
1000 to 15

Mr. Merry's Mi
Mr. Magennis's

Elthiron. and Wry

CHESTER CU
Mr. Phillips's Le .1t
Lord Waterford's Cc

for Pernambuco,
(8), hence for Ne
n.—Abbotts Readi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ARRIVED
SAILED.-

ante. with the se
itship ; Union J

of Tyre
yhead fa

tew harbour works

a sinking state. The
by the Concordia, Bot

tern side of the
ieces. Four pass,

cluding the mast
About 1000 baler

;rester quantity

—Wind E

from Bordeaux

Albion, Easton, Calea

k down

'rom Galat

)ned on the 11th Dec

from Ne
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

C. Campbt

The Nort

-west frontiers are

delay of 35

ommodore allows Governor
ys to obtain from Ava complience
demands.. After which he will take his own way
The Nizam's debt to the English Government

By the Directors' orders the greater part of Ali Mou-
nd's territory in Upper Scinde, under General Manson,
sided by the Moultan brigade, will effect these orders,
The Men expedition was abandoned.

Money abundant for the season. Company
Cent. Loan, 104 ; Four per Cent. ditto, 90,
Exchange, six month., 11d. per rupee.

Margin of im
and lowering.

Five per
Bile of

ports too full. Price 2 without remuneration, I

Exports better appearance.
Cotton abundant, 71 to 87 per cand
Freightt.—For London. £

or Liverpo,ol, 42
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ma propos
hich the

.•
timate sanction of the Church itself, we are at a loss to
understand.

" The difficulty of interesting Sunda
present offices, or even securing their a
is too well known to all

gcludars in a

dance at church

'e taken any

ducatic

only be met by a

separate provision, in which t
cutnstances might be

Leir own character and iir.
studied, and their love of

called into act

bile the instruction

le suited expressly for

age and capacities.
be considered not

Servants and dependents, too
only in an alteration of the timt, _ _
of the public offices intended for their
But we have no wish to urge the necessi
We are quite
as have

e nature also,

alterations at ono

of all these
watch the

result of such adaptations
. 'lt will be a real gain it many pe
the body of communicants who could 1.
mid-day celebration, and if our churches are opened at
hours which have hitherto passed unheeded by the jealous
,erger and overburdened curate. It will be something if
ply a more rational acquaintance with the structure and

yen at present pro-

moons are added

[ever atte

Forced upon those

rau«iona► worsnip or their childhood without considering
s scope, or entering into the beauty of its order."
The chief recommendations in Dr. Hook
-a shortening of the present S

scheme are,

y services,

pecially

the morning service, by t
troduced at a dif
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

r 2

Dealeis by w
R T. C

has succeeded in ()Wand

Specimens of these Articles which were in
tion, the extremely high finish having deter]

_
chasers. The terms upon which they were s
favourable, and he submits them atproportion
hope that theadvantages offered will he fully a

F. L. H

Jet direct attention to his -
ENGLISH WATCHES,

s own

,ry upon the

I by F.
blv belt

• LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CANDEI
in Bronze, Ormoulu, Glaze, 4.e., for Gas, Oil,
been entirely re-assorted for the Season, and ii
taut in Liverpool. Among them will be foun
AUREOLE LAMP,
first introduced into Liverpool by bim, simple

either for Lami
elegantly furnish
Every d

tnsions.
A' Alec

;c9ptioi

rorkmen upon
Clocks Woun

Annum

F. L. HAUSBURG.
OLD POSTOFFIC,

GEORGE R. BELL,
00,BOLD-STREET, LIVE

ROM BELL AND

MEDICAL GA LI
~ NUFACTpr
-4 ..-
STRtJMENr

V
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

question in particular, which, thoni
yields to few or none in present imi
way to receive - •

an increasing

elasticity(if
vices have been frequently
!natter of reeret to thoughtful
learned ritualists. even in

a practical solution
may coin such a WM.

e of t

Lamest us, the
ar infl
olorPa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

!r. J. T. Wr

. Clarke, Illoswiek
ev. J. Lewis Joao!

f the late WI —6: V

NI the Bth inst., at S
rton, M.A., Mr. Jas.
)n the Bth instant, at

eter College, Oxford, t
)f John Grey, Esq., of

Mark, great
!oraica.

!nt Wcisl

an of Petert

18th nit., nt New Bytt
a few weeks 1071 P,,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

inves

. coast of Aerica.
Lewis Raphael, Egq , the brother of m
the is
....oder Raphael, Esq., M.P. for St. Alban's, whc
remains were buried in the beautiful new church of Kin
ston, in Surrey, on Tuesday week, has bequeathed, it
said, £lO,OOO to Cardinal Wiseman.
From the date of Sir Charles Napier's takine comma,
of f : - T__ • _

he fort

The hit

only, he was fore.-
whom fourteen were cashiered

1 to bring to trial fOitilfi

deprived

position
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

the King and Queen of Sootier
being a distinguis

Pope, and held t 1
livings! Yet his

Eed warrior
small numb

atest days w

exile, and he probably died fr

,ses are not of much import
Wodest," on Friday, 21]

more, probably Woods

:urious and in.

manners and customs of "

When coffee was brought in,
table a large loaf of "jannak,"
by. Dr. Kendrick, of Warrington
forefathers is made of rye, and

large cakes, about eighteen inches diamei

inches thick. This bread was the only sort to be found
in families in this county till within the last thirty years,
and is now eaten in many places in preference to wheaten

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