The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-02-02 00:00:00

another novelty ',4 the bonnet of

3ented with co

vies of the same on one
smaller coques encircling the face.-

made of one piece of silk, without the
and crown, which is advantageous for

STATE OF . TRA.DI

ess continues to improve in point of extent,
complain that they cannot improve their
•

Nise assert that no advanc

done in the White Cloth Hall, but the ;ant
1 the Mixed Hall prevented any considerable
being effected yesterday.—Leeds Intelligencer

MARKET.—There was a very good attendance
this market on Thursday, who bought some-

e effect of which was that prices were firm and
urers looked out for an advance. It was only
nd scarce sorts that they were successful.—
)od demand for yarns, and although no mate-
" :ed, the spinners stood out rather stiffly
The wool market was much the same
F thing, the better qualities of combing
re request than they have been of late.

—Things have been de-

day week, aid prices rather lower both

urns ; but as this deemed entirely owing to
,ce of Cotton at Liverpool, it is calculated
nything like stability shall manifest itself in
taple, that the late activity in our trade will

S IN TI

HOUSE OF COMMONS

solated elections, and from the decisions

mittees

—Hector, vice Joliffe.
Connell, vice Bateman,

3ordiwick

Crawley, vice Stuart
-Smith, vice Scarlett
tt, vice Wilberforce.

•e.—Abercromby, vice Forbes
Noel, vice Noel.
Basset, vice Cantilupe.
.—Dundas, vice Howard.
Total Ministerial gain, 10.
CONSERVATIVE GAIN.

Pigot, vice Tracy.
kbar and Tennant, vice Belfast and Gibson
Ison (afterwards Cochrane), vice Tuffnel.

Aatbew, vice Poulten,

vice Mahony

, . _ ~
look after them and attend them, which, together with any
kennel furniture, when wanting, shall be an extra payment,
over and above the weekly allowance, as shall also medicine.
1 do not allow of any one dog to be killed because old or
infirm, under a false notion of charity. And, further, any
horse or mare belonging to me at my decease shall have each
a run for life, with every possible care and attention paid to
iota' Conservative gain, 15. them; but most particular in winter, when I will that chaff,
Clear Conservative gain, 5. bran, and hay be daily and plentifully given to them, and
ides, eight vacancies either already existing, warm sheds for them to shelter themselves in be provided ;
effected whenever Parliament meets, viz.,
and that they be allowed to run in my meadows, at Fitfield
Walsall, Kirkaldy, Monmouthshire, Man-
particularly. And I hereby order, that Eleanor Mary East,
itaffordshire, Reigate, and East Surrey. It during her life, do amply provide for the horses, &c. afore-
; expected that three of these places, said, and at her decease I leave and bequeath Bs. per week,
Kir-
.hshire, and Manchester, will be carried 13% to be defrayed by the person being in actual possession of my
and the remaining five by the conservatives; property set forth in No. 1, for the maintenance of each
in their favour at Canterbury at Walsall.' horse, mare, or gelding; and who I hereby require to hire a
-t. the doubtful member. th. —,...„, ..„„..._trusty and honest person to attend them, and administer to

Kelburne, vice Dunlop.
nshire.—Buck, vice Ebrington

Grant, vice Rice

itilupe, vice Blunt.
aldwin, vice Parrott.
.—Walsh, vice Wilkir
-Bruen, vice Vigors.

. ____—.
re remain 639 members of the House of
their wants, who shall be paid extra, and not from the Bs. per
' Tiumber of supporters the ministry week. Further, any parrot that may to me belong at my
is 318, while the opposition decease, shall, at the decease of Eleanor Mary East, if she
.1 in man, oe supported by the remaining outlives me, be made over to Martha Hack, who, I trust,
act, the most favourable balance that can will in every respect take the greatest care of them, on the
If of the government, as many are allowed same plan of keeping and feeding as practised while I was
ssentially supported by Lord Howick, Mr. living ; and to enable Martha Hack to perform this, I hereby
ome others whom there might be an excuse order the person in the actual possession of the property set
Ail. down and bequeathed in No. 1, to pay unto Martha Hack,
or any other person afterwards whom it may be necessary to
menrra sauxacraanr•ra.meme.
appoint, in case of any unforeseen circumstance, or the death
BEEF.—Everybody is well acquainted with of Martha Hack occurring, and which substitute to Martha
ure for an empty stomach, but few, per- Hack ought to be very trustworthy, the quarterly sum of £l5,
II with the " why and the wherefore" it is making £6O a year. And the person in actual possession of
still fewer number, very probably, the property bequeathed in No. 1 shall appoint such successor
—nrsels, suspect that they are when necessary ; and at the death of the said parrot, only
" Such, however. is £2O a year for life shall be paid unto Martha Hack, or the
successor actually appointed. A cage similar (being iron) to
the present one shall be provided at the expiration of every
two years, for the parrot aforesaid ' • to be purchased new by
the person in actual possession of the property set down in
No. 1, at his own expense."

g them

f its jui

good knight and true

loutes's English Counties, (last edition), p•
ghton, we read, " he (Sir Richard Hoghton)
ag James at Hoghton, in 1617, when the loin
ighted by his Majesty, and has since main-
of Sir Loin."