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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

from its
Ito of th

lays in a s

day for Eon

of husliandry only w

other:machines and different meta

d, and abandoned
)r when the inch

'rought for

sed ma

d greater facilities. More ice is now secured in one
ble day than would have supplied the whole trade
Ordinarily, before there has been cold enough
f suitable thickness, snows fall on the surface.
when the ice is four or more inches in thick-
snow not heavy enough to sink the ice, it
d by using horses attached to the ' snow-
ch circumstances, this is the me-
non use. But if snow falls so heavy as to

in 1832

to form
If this

ness, a

can be

above the

:ongealed into snow

it is rer

guided by in
made with tb
scraped off it

e, with t

T about two inche

Seep and 22 vi

is drawn by two horses

much expin

serting its ' guides' into grooves

The chips mad,

hickness, and freed from snow and snow-ic
I to blocks of uniform size, ordinarily
.e, by the ' ice-cutter.' This machine

a the same manner as dry snow

ses are often
has been inei

ry greit

hich so mu
ad, if it is not done, and the cold continues,

little or no increase of thick

of cuttin

penter's plough, except that it has a series
isels, one succeeding another, and deepening
It is drawn by a horse, and cuts at one pas.
mo inches deep ; and if the ice requires to b(
aned to remove snow-ice, the guides of the ' snow•

are used
_in
_the grotives of this depth, but-w 1

ihould be pa
he ice-cuti

groove
been it

.equired to split from

o or three fillies through eact
irallel to each other, and tc

er' has a guide, which is p
When the grooves in ong
right angles with th
After this has

the end
a we4ginj

bar is

The bl
lg doors i

opened, and also

Lndat several places

liite bord

with a ilight blow, int(

odes of el
in combin
>fully use,

:ks of ice thus formed

(which

s of the ponds); either

'hen a

:vating the ice are in ri
►tion with the inclined i
[ ; and also the comm

bi. These grooves

make them so,
eed in the last

m are produced

Fro outsid

int') the groove
h,

long its leng
; then the so
the transvc

are built on the

by placing them
I the ice. Vari-

the endle

plane,has been

next below
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

I EVEN

4RTIZANS' WEEKLY LECTUR i THURSDAY
U next, the 4th insta WENS,. M.R.C.S-. and

Fellow of the Ethological iety, London, will deliver tne
FIRST of TWO LECT S on the "Elements of the Recent
Revolutions in Aus , Italy, and France, and on the Mental
Enfranchisemen the People, as the Means of Developing the
Social and M Elevation of Nations, and Securing a General
Disarms ."
Admission: Body, ld. ; Side Gallery, 3d. ; Reserved Seats,
6d. To commence at Eight o'clock.
The ARTIZANS' NEWSROOM is nen Open, in the capaci-

Penny: Th
1 and Weekly

BURDEN

RICH DRESS y-E STIN

d Ernbroiderii

Tioice anc

POLL-DRI

vftes an inspec

ren, novel des

SS CRAVATE

son, anc

H. G. IRELAND,
92, BOLD-STREET,
BEGS most respectfully to inform th
Liverpool and its Vicinity, that

NSEQUENCE OF THE MILDNESS

Which has caused

HIS STOCF

TO BE LARGER.,I'iTX

SHOUT

le has come atrrii the determ
OFFER "G THE WHOLJ

AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION. IN

Liverp

December 18

STAY AND

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1800.
THE ORIGINAL FASHIONABLE
CORSET ESTABLISHMENT
24, TVIIITECHAPEL, OPPOSITE DERBY-STREET
MRS. FLYNN, grateful fcm...t.he—unvarying a:
constant patronage, sae...eozMnues to receive from the
Ladies of Liveipool
that she

FREN(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Avrappe
s, lashE

ed in a wretche

week from the pa

1 out-door relief

On Friday,

,uarryman, and his
ie slate quarries on

) sooner reached the top o
and the loud sounds of

1 being aware of its coi

m selves upo

e to retain

ied by the force of the wind some 30 or
e summit of the rocks; and upon_a sear,

'or his body, it was found on the followi
distance of about 30() yurAc t
nan had been lying, in a most pitiable co

Of his body being crushed t

CASTE

A question of consider-

and in the Court of

e fashionable town of Chelten
honourable charm
cted with trade, 1

i of a friend,
the Assembly Rooms

+tended, with his family, one
_ Some of the mag-
at the intrusion of thf-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

.nty gallons thre

e times

and he was

on the

tend to

ye, it was
ring of it

tine th
[Aden

1 about 26,500 bales weekly, beir

I that of last year

ble augmentation ciu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

weet .. dc

CORN EX(
m New York
the export tri

rather tow

Wheat has
1. per barrel

Ldvanck

vards of 10,000 quar
Lint of the imports si
ich was r

instant state co
i stuffs, but no

[le; Indian Coi

ters of Indian' Corn
ince our last.

rer severe last_ week, and see

•eturned

ad the weather iinow, for the season of t

rtations of Foreign Grain still flowing ri
`‘- - ports of this country
es from the growers, and ti

Df the stc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

anoes capabl

,n record

so Arthur's tat

The Cheltenham oak

troduced, which, as near the roots as you can walk,
exceeds twenty paces round—the Cawthorpe oak, also,
which at the ground exceeds twenty-six yards—the Bently
oak in Holt Forest, which at seven feet from the ground,
was thirty-four feet in circumference—the Swilter oak, is
Needham Forest, which I believe, was equal to any of
them.—Gilpen's Forest Scenery.
PLUNDER AND PURCHASE OF PICTURES DURING THE
PENINSULAR WAR.—The fame of Spanish painters, like
the honour of certain crowned heads, long suffered from

their geographical position. Till the present century,
little was known on this side the Pyrenees of the arts of
the Peninsula. * * * But the time of their deliverance

Irew nigh,

Le French eagle

stooped on Spain

then was the wall of

the catalogue of the Louvre was part of the recognise,
duty of the French armies ; to form a gallery for himsel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

lent Wedr
J. E. War

I quent Wednesd
J. S. Daintry

I dend
Tuesi

I George T 1

Henry Coc

Frederick N
John Whitt

23, J. Ca

19, G. E. Dina,
Jan. 19, J. Pu
19, NV. Cole an

sday, J

Vanostrocht,
ednesday, J,

. .
day, January I
Manchester.

BANKRUPTCY
:hett, Whitechap

MEETINGS OF
Jan.

BANKRUPT

ntoti, Cl

DIVIDENDS.
and J. Baines, LiveTc
ate of Middleham. Yoi

inior, ifradford,

CERTIFICATI

t be shown to

dverpool, mel
"e, innkeeper.
ERTIFICATI

he Vice-Chancellor ac

;, Thomas Cooke (2nd),

John Wilki

9, William Mac Can (
9, Alfred Johnson (2i
10, Joseph Elliott (Ist

REPORT

Persons r

their own h
Physicil

Chaplai
Esq.;
House

'eters, Mar

of and div

THE CHAR ITIE

imes, 79; Total, 139,

Under tr

r. Lloyd

Cured and relievd

;eon, Mr. Thos

own hous
Visitors,
F. 31ill.
So trrn, 1,

LIVER
of New

m, and st
J. A. Tot

OOL DISPENSARIES
!tient* entered on the

at their o
336.—Via:

LIVER

POOL INFIRMARY REPORT, DE(

patients cured,

lade Out-patient

kDmITTED

In-patients, 3T ; pat:Patienra

the week, H
Consult
C. B.

W. M'Cirackan

Bankrur

)ibefore Jan. 1

CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL
Hour

District Court, H

STERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.
F CASES FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY, DEC. 13.
relieved at the Dispensary, 60; Patients visited at

Dr. As

surer, B. Platt

berdi and C. thallinor
101TiS; Assistant House

7oolts of the

ition, 254 ; new cases visited at the
led with medicine, 110: total
G. G. Hornby, W. (

,aberry, and

-New cases received
- -

52 ue.w cases visited

PARLIAMENT-STREET—
icine at the institution,9
wn houses, and supplied with medicine, 1, ,
itors, Charles Booth, J. W. Williams, John Rogers,
D. D. Stewart.

', 0 ; Dead

Cisuals cfuri

in; in the Muse, 18-4
n, J. Dawscn, Esq. • HouseSurgeon,.._..
Apothecary, Newton ; House
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

bildreii; and the whole' ease

the Liverpool Finaiaciil R

tter, for the st
of the army

tatement it I
The tract'

snsmitted

the Time.
!form Ass!

f the ass

that de

shoem
.rt A a

Axed th:
and d:
'as occa
violen

SUICIDE U

aken no.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

, at St. Pt
WILSON

cohn-th(

ARY GRIFFITHS, b,

NI. SPENCER:

lAM ASTLE t

day, at St. Clen
WILLIAM TAT
" Modern Cam

WATER BE

dsor-street, to Miss M

RCN'. J. 0.

druggist, of thi
THOMAS HEA

at St

he late Mr. Tii(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Oar Lets.

ESTER CORN EXCHANGI

he case at Liverpool

3STON (

lELD (

he Corn

at our market

MARKET, D

Indian (

MARKET

of Bark

I CORN

ate sho

93d. to lt

E COR

MARK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

£14,250,000 £

But, not only would Mr. M,Gre,

ture, but he would shift E

gor reduce the exper
. He would do, b

ich no thinking man would wish

,xception of t

but on eight articles, and these, with t
and sugar, purely articles of luxury. From this source h

From the Excise, a
200,000 upon his scher

£18,500,000
eive £ll.'
It may not be amiss to visa

may jud
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

,1; Palm Oil
40/ IP, cwt

Thursda3
1.-The Ches

rarporley ; Thursday, Oult(
hag—half-past t
ST. CPTHERIN
week, the childre
were examiner!

S. SCHOOI

in connexion with the above
the Rev. B. Arthur, incumbent
very ready manner in which they answered reflects s
credit on the master and mistress, Mr. Flynn and Mis.
Tatlock. After the examination, there was a tea party
which was provided• for them by the teachers and other
members of the church. After tea the children sang
several beautiful anthems.

'chools
The

LIND'S CONCERT IN
AND TORTISTR HOSPITAL.—We are glad to lea
the charitable effort of this amiable young lady
thoroughly appreciated, not only in Liverpool, but by the
gentry and families throughout the county. Nearly all
the tickets are _ disposed of. We have very good autho-

ID. OF THE SOUTH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Mons. DE BERI
AR OT an
LE nf

OW ADAMS'S
ofBBS,O BALL.!

WETPPERI
a (Mr.
gid pre

It festive Seaso

Mr. STUBBS )(Melt/ a continuana
rally bestowed' on him during a peril
to assure his• Friends that nothing that ingennit
shall be wanting, to Vender
HIS BALL-ROOM BAND

Any furthe

ion may be had at

Reaidence, 27, Fink-street, L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

PRESERVING I

REDUCTION

TEA MARKET

U T T

Soles and Heels

ing Ditto

Flatl)riving Bands 1

Cotton

feet wide

Pump Clac
String, an

Window B
Curtain

rit Taps
A variety

"Wishaw'l

Distance-
ing•housf
PATEIN

per Leath

STED ON TH

Picture Frames

Flaxand I Hall T

I Mouldin

for I Flower
her I Stands

Vases
I Biscuit Tra'

I i?' iiiii.iitry;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

HELEN AVG

HIBERNIA (new st
KALAMAZOO, G. 1
WILLIAM PENN,

MICHAE

,lect,ttrodels

Delaware

Is of this Line will

RICHARDSON iil
JOHN TAYLOR

PHILADELPHIA
LINE OF

AND LIV
PACKETS.

LIVERPOO

L on the Ist of

MARY PLI

SANTS. J Q. BowNz

SHENANDOAH, W. H. WEST

iOO tons—ls

bMii of the beat and

sailing, goods c_anlY
day oreyious-t6 sail

)e received after midnight of

Apply to

Ships will take steam up the Delaware
JAMBS M'HENRY, 5,
A. TAYLOR and Co., 8

Or In Philadelphia to
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
it payable at 4 dollars 80 cents to the ponni

Prince'.

For BOSTON

The fine Boston-built Ship BERT

RAND,

Captajx

-IftrwEs

a superior Ship is oiii;Alrher third year

&tram

gabigation

STEAMER SARAH

From I

W. C. THOMPSON, Commander

300 tons Register, 200 horse-r

The above Steamer will leave LIVERPOOL for NEV

iary instant,

ins are fitted
to of Passage

njawgreomforrandsplem
TTWENTY-FIVE POUI
ut Win

tons and ' aril's I
an be on board.
rec ' d, at the Salis

ie II th Jerry, ti

0 tons regis'

IVERPOOL for NEW YOI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

apprgpr,

_
gratified, au. ....__ _
Prices marked thus "p" are at a premium; those marked aighly
„d" are at a discount. interesting effect. Similar entertainments way
-- _
)n several evenings this week, and the same parties, we
understand, will on Saturday next occupy the platform.

R" denotes Shares called in for Registration
Cie quotations marked " C " are for caah.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

LONDON GAZETTE,

PARTNERSHIPS DI
and R. Aldersey, Liv

ton, Liverpool, shin°.

ig:gle, Birtle7cam-Baniford, Lai

hbourne and A. Lord, Rochdale, t
RUPT2

col Distr

Dillon, lint'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

:essary for those districts

ssarily be a great
t the withholding

;er amount of disea

that ft

a impolitic

as pass'

iien to them, no reason sho-uld i
he works to withhold it from t

,bserve

I the courts
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

racter, ar

testimony

above
Mr. S

with sayin

the publi cal

.previous proceedings. Atter a rather lengthy in-
troduction, he proceeded to defend the practice of
giving a three-days-a-weel

supply

titv 0:

main(

look I

practi

Compar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

4, Oliver-street, Wiridsoi

Df those who may t

Gentlemen

After six months' experience in its sale I have found your
"Astiliam Tincture" to be all but uniformly succeasfu
cure of Tic-Doloreux and Toothache; indeed only one
failure do I know of in that time. Although generally E._
such things, yet you may, if you choose, make public use
this. I remain, yours, faithfully,
THOMAS LOWE
. .

You may send ir

another threeClOzemna-of V;;;:mu"alier. I

1 To Messrs. C

rson and C

Prepared by CARSON and Co., Livetpool, sole Proprietors,
and sold, wholesale, for them by BARCLAY and SONS, ED-
W— ARDS, SUTTON and Co., BUTLER and HARDING, I. SAUGER,
RICHSEN and HANNAY, London ; SOUTHALL BROTHERS,
' ham; I. and R. RAIMES and Co., Edinburgh'; Bor.-
D and Co., York; CLAY and HARVEY, and

I Birmi

BEANStiA

retail by CLAY and ABRAHAM,

I Low

JONEB, RAWLE

cnie; tqc.roN, Warrington; Iv A LKER, bout
respectable Patent Medicine Vendor in Two

ws 11k. eac
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

*alto bp !auction.

NE Colleati of E

VERGREE:

Proves

To be viewed one hour prior to the sal

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUI
Cy" PHOTON, GI(

'ESTNUT MA:EL, _
ELLIMENT-STERRT

T. BRAN

r next, the Bth inat;nt,
No. 12, Upper Parliame
ling the Brewery,

street, ne

ana aa.
THE_Reniaini

,xcellent

HOLD FURNITURE, a

:ke.itnut

ind various ot:

a Laity who has
The DRAWINC
56 inch

Chairs,

v Pedest

Windovv Curtains, richly-c.
ble Slab, Set of Chairs, Chi

Y Blep
The LODOING-ROO7IS :
Bedstead, and modern Cornice

nt lofty Mahoga
French Rods and

id Chests

Iron Booke
Lead Pipin

ZEES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, ?re.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
esday), the 3d instant, at Twelve o'clock
t the Hanour-R-ooms.

Moss,
Nut and
ore, and

UPPER

lOUSI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

as at the Piospecf of. th

..werican
cants, concludes by

ranks i

ardy Irish

lg filled by _
saying, that it is safer not to give any fresh stimul
movement which has already exceeded all human e

rience

DIRECT AND INDIRECT TAXATION

CONTRASTED

e Chra

all be equally

!ference to hi

busted

and that economy

He then proceeds to differ from Mr. Cob,

points,

cepting in soi
Mr. M. cont

assertion that publi

is not t

direct taxation i

'et to be created. This

liether

rnly proper means to rais,

and there would

isseminating t:

done, the sooner it is

ould ligh
an Mr. C
ic, reduc

isity foi

en the burthen of taxatior
bdenTs plan, which implies

25 to 50 per cent. of their

werntnent, whi

per cent. Supposing
4:1. how long should

s of a coniparatively-non-taxed House
s between 1835 and 1848) brink

Alison on

irect taxation

the indirect' taxes, much are pai
r forgotten in the enjoyment of th
are laid, it (direct taxation) brine

,xcitement of continual warfa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

on a ch

_..g young men out of sums of money -
engaging them as clerks, at a mill in a certain pi
}eland, was again placed in the dock at the police
oa Tuesday last, when, from the evidence of Murphy

ander ci

dthe detective force, who had been sent to Irel
speared that the prisoner possessed a sort of she
night be called a mill, at the place named. This
tie fact, the criminal charge fell to the ground, th

ourse open to the victims being a &al action. Mi.
lushton expressed his sorrow for the latter, and regretted
i was not within his power to punish the prisoner.

Herr Kneing's " instrumental soi
posed by a young English lady, r

new Caledonian quadrill

Julliens compositiOns

We are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

)me eng

id Indians

that put

,ter are exceedingly rich, and two ounce

.ed an ordinary yield f

han ahundred yards lon

,
two or three feet deep, was pointed out to

ere two men-

William

r intorme
toyed fot

,een tak

similar rai
1. I couL

n, in the a

their truth."
* 4, M

aat at the

it ravine
wards of

.hibite4:l

ies, to
not hal

'ore, obtained 517,006
d me that he knew that

ur white men and about

.event p,

gentleman residing at
every credit, has just returned
tells me that tl

end of one week's work
I left 410,000 worth of
was sho

11 appearar
rr.dit.,l

Dye, a

comps:

n. weeks and two days,
, washers) and that their

share (one-seventh),
lb, which he brought

nts of ti

show his 211), 31b, Oi

acquainted with the

a. year

'e can

thousand men wer

2 more than one-half

,out 400

o doubt that Or

th adventurers

?pears to 1

lgaged in getting

no capital

sl is to be f

and intro

The Ma
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Popular LECTURES, 4

and SATURDAY EVENINGS
On WEDNESDAY
THOMAS HOGC

se of Instruction and of t
ools way be obtained at the Institution.
LECTURES.

y WEDNESDAY

VENING, the 10th January, Mr.
.tary to the Lancashire and Cheshire
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

fastened to a piece of wood near the cutting I
the prisoner it was there, upon which ti

he knew all about it. The.da.
to the shop about ten o'clock in the morning and wt

about dinner time. He came again about three in the af
ternoon and left at ten minutes to seven. Witness left

ina of Lancaster.

and al

unsecured debt

The feast

consider

Ratcliffe

he New Inr.

bstantial one of

was prow
Grant, Esq., who at I

led according

purpost

On the me

INFORMATION UN

Graham, sub inspector of
tones, appeared before the Manchester magistrates, to
ipport an information against Messrs. Kennedy and Co.,
Aton-spinners, fora breach of the factories' act, in not

of the

.eported that the

the assets
December

On Christmas..

le together at t
I, Walrrislev. t

years

and pkini pud-

,eathed funds for t 14.4

me benevolent gentlema
HOURS FA

TAB I

CTORI

—On We

hanging up in their it

ad by that act,
lall start and
Kennedy

that the Messr

Lt the hands

relative to the time a'
leave off work. It appear
had adopted the relay systei
under the 26th section of the act, which denotes that the
••

nmons was

granted

notice shall contain but one time, whereas the notice hung
up by Messrs. Kennedy contained different times for the
different sets of hands who work in the mill. The magis-
trates, after some consideration, dismissed the informa-
tion ; and this decision of the bench, it is stated, will

render almost nugatory the operation of the act.
The progress of the cholera in Scotland, especially at
eported during the
beaths 424. In the
1 21 deaths; in

appalling. The cases
week throughout Scotland, are 922
- the nu
10 cases and 6 (
are likewise unfavourable

provinc
London

pars are, 46 cases

he l" y

lo„t
Cp
board
,

Adel
~ The
illia,,,vo

w
INT

!nor ttf,
r (): Lir
L..130i

ttw
,4110 t,
nt,kaDe
,1,14
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

JOHN CALDERWOOD, Sec

THE KIND PERMISSI(

The Countess of Sefton

Lady Gerard
Lady Cast.

The Earl of Sefton

Sir John Gerard, Bart
Sir Edward Cust, Bail

William Brown, tag

With tliellruste

Alderman Jame(Lawrence

James Braucker, E

Robert Woodward, Esq
Henry Danson, Esq
Tickets

tS' CHARITY BALL

TAKE PLACE AT -
THE TOWN-HALL,
TUESDAY next, the 9th January instant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ch we a

nay be expect,

to these thing

the only b,

which must be

is such a book to be disregarded, when it offers to

Rev
show unto them things which must short

ion declared to I

lent to God's servants

THEFT

'ROM A SHOP

At the Police-court,

y Moss, was charged with having,
T from a shop in Richmond-row.

Luantity of but

)1, a IV

•-
o'clock on Saturday night the prisoner and another youth
were seen by a female passing lurking about the shop, and
one of them crept in and possessed himself of a large dish,
on which stood about slbs. of butter, with which he made
w rh-, female, Ann Hindley, though apparently in
alth, got hold of him, but he forced her to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

account

....n01bm..........

It is remarkat

arch

hen the y
lm they I

more of in
:ept all the

built, fot: wt

) volumes

zen given
iether the,

'orth the p
PAY.1,11;14- 1

y of dynasties, or for

.
d purposes, or for the mere employ
le—workhouses having probably fot

t—or for

Dints un
hat they

rmined since the tr

Ist have cost stupendou

nce—tt

exhibiting a mai

waters, and rising
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

3nderry, 111

ig from the f
5. Mr. Smi

seen ti

in bringi:

'S ON SATURD.

BOROUGH CO

ne of the h

ole day. The
►nd several 'arc
MI A SHOCK

ler. 11,

ed on
sioned

LD SUFI?

t icular

was antici

E BODI

Alethodis

e unfori

ling, in
t Chap
One

fall mi

[ed Ina!
ne. 0

Atom o

und or

of the

Le tempon

ste pie

e in B

lenbeim-street

f a n,
1. It was wrapped in a black do
Ist before, and was heard to utter
!" In each case Mr. 'Woods,
ed had been still-born.

Listrirt

fltlu

31. the re

His return appears certain

ittle more than one-seve

lorougt

Sunday, one of the hot waterpiy

led .two be

the services of the church of ten minute
On Saturday the male operatives

Messrs. Hindle), and Sutcliffe
galed with a substantial dinne

a Manchester

el, and "qr. POole, a
c the money taken
s of free tr

tained possession

aing.week, in conseq

y, play ?).

League Room

Manchester, on Thurso
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

amps, taxes

hended
£200,01

in the star

transfer of the

%Niue duties
he Eitel

In noticing

from the S

revenue

reat tests of the condition of the people. w
hat the duth

the part of the labc

favdurable state than t

tln emeute
r week. al

most considerable falling off is aipte-
lich is expected to be about

great part Of which is accounted for by the

Ts to the

Dne of the I

may remark

largest in amount as well as

are in a much more

'ere at this time last y

on Mon-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

SEA. BA

ARCOL
REPUB
ATLAS,

IVANHC
ELSINO.

ABgRD:
CHAOS,

MARMIO
SENATOI
WM. H. 1
Z, ZEI
NESTOR

JAMEST

HELEN M'GA
HIBERNIA, (n
KALAMAZOO,
WILLIAM PI

LIVERPOOL

LOUISIANA, BARtrrov

obtained by appli

2, Tower-chamt

AGENTS IN N

Experienced SU
n any of these Pa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

TOPHAfi

ER THOME
[lam-street.

cif Air. W. H

in her 85th
:sq., of this

11 months

kRRISON

I daughter oi

sson; of Ard

ESIMA,

gE, relic

gK, son of

Y, niece of

'IENRY

t this port
11, the elder

se, London
r, of Drum

;()TT, tail

son of Ur

aw, Mr.

IRADLET
T to Mrs.

Lnd is now
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

rdingly
Whilst

;oinz to

runtenance.
tained, and

1 many

state of the

gether at the

Wales, as far

py ninet

their- relative

[e by tw

fly lowere

eis now only

quarters,_ any

The northern
iany sheets to

sheets will on
As portions of

sties will be
o that a fair

ye con-

been by the
.ed, 2.000.000

Q series
State of

this peculiar

ay of sciences

Le persevering

This is

)rogres

at to be made

melted lead

Iced ; and

e above
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

because

(porter of the con
icti

Lo other c

'present

'alley w
and ti

3U of the

!city co -for

isto bc

:XPEDIE

Tat part of

at paper mo:
d by gold: a

to gold

that su

Bank of
7th of Sc

held in ti

ded in I thot

that t

folloviing

eeded t

ity of of

IMITTEE

A. Tinne, ehl

or of N

i of Nuisanc

;ee would a

11, cont

presented f
that localit

to a pa]

I the Me
but he cc

:ee should n

nairmai
d) he

s not t

Onarepre

) the Albert b

s they refit
een before

Ir. To
bad n,

nding orders c

They c

s then pas:

EXTRAORD

have given eh
re to the char
by the Mercur.

station,
,000,000
ert that

LOCAL ME

memorial was re,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

swamped, and they must all have pe

ltts able to cross the Sand, a

an committed

been drinking at a pub

arting under the slight, left in t

n the alarm

reached hir

'ERRIBLE A

is persons lost t

hour on Saturday weep
perty of Messrs, Brida

miles from Hanley

men and one bo_
the act of being lowered
the link of the chain t
snapped asunder, and tl

JENNY I

excellent songstr

Queen's
in every

and a large par

)ngst t

ility anc

house, in Bli

another femal
ion, and the

at tne bemuse
)od and Co., si

.ent to their emolc

bat ever

Table ac

:urred at an

tuate about
)ut six o'cloc

t of th

—On Thu

'ruin Drayton Manor
went off admirably
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

)on the statements r

of the inquiry,

that of turn-cc

no to the Park I a

ply I or

t so beforc

opinior

witnes

) seem

upply could

y succee

have given " a

ms him till

ut see, w
the turn

) then 1

) ouject or
my order;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

I Peter M'Eyoy, at t

I " "37 AZ
SHOP an

The Premises may t

FURNITURE, MARYLANI
MESSRS. THOS. WINSTA?
will SELL, by AUCTION, To-xt
the 3rd, and THURSDAY next, the 4
n'dnrk nreehtelv each nn the Prem

IPainted Arti
Framed Engr

RE Of the/DINING-RC

I DRAWING-ROOM

neluder Sets of Ma

lEasy ei

Tje6 Chimney G

Wild Horses

lir:dm) Framed

Cadets, &c,

S DAY, the 2nd i

4th instant

Liverpool, in ti
to be then proc
Lot i. A LL

at the Clarendon-rooms, in
e following Lots, and subje

mtiining,d6 the whole C

is a very
.n eligible
2.—A1l t:

nor of

A. OR. 12F

:t to the con,

at Field, Close, or Parcel of I

on the south -side-of Breck

In. 34P

lesira Lot for Building purposes,
iite r the erection of Villa Resider
at field, Close, or Parcel of LAND,

Nest Derby

tute measure, or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

10 I New shares

SO Preference spar
64 New Preference
25 Scottish Central..

IScottiah Midland

ISyrewalmr

1 Do. auu
10 .4,10 pref. guar,
50 South Devon ....

50 !South Eastern an

24 1 N

22 I New star

25 Consolidated T 1
10 No. 4, issued at
5i South StalYordshi
28 South Wales ~
5 S.York' Dr

ite,.ioni
Swansea and Lon
14 IWhitehaven and I

I .20 Whitehaven June
40 Wilts. Somers(
Stock. Wilt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

9 Malton
;3/ Manche
4 Matloci

Stock.' I,r-4

20 I Half el
rlonsol

. Birmi
h Valle

100 I Birmingham ai
Bristol and Gla
5/ share

38
14 18/

100 INTewcastle'and C

25 I Quarter shares

Stock.' Norfolk
20 Exten
25 North I

121 Half shares..
61 Quarter share
New Quarter
81 Third shares

20 rioei:ifliWii;;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

got the daily supply?—

,t improveme

end whey

they gave the want of wate

eir court

ave no doubt but that

s that wa
aded were

y they got ; but in nearly the whole
the cause. The other cases to whid
merely the exception

Newlan(

the borougl

the rule

ngineer, is the

3d he-show:red that the wat

n had

poration

,een deficient

occupation of -t1

le wit

system c

e course

were elicite

Harbord

ie wate

iness gave his opinion that,

cinuffe

there was

of his examination the followir
d

—I should like to draw attention to ti

gain, under date 7th October there was pumped
be seven stations 30,587,000 gallons in the week.
to ask if at the next meeting T can be furnished

last six month

such times and dat(

This evil

pumped to was

I will require the return's.

nee will I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

replete wit'

;tabling, Coach
In front of thi

tamaing by ad

may remain on Mor

AUCTIONEER

I street,

deseriptiOn ever made

d-rootha, an

3 remark, that as,or testimony of

REARSLEI

LeengTaved on the Government §

s wrapped in white par
Sold, in Boxes, 2s. -
SANGER, 150, Oxfon

1. Wholesale anl
.eet, London ; and bi

Trought
JE

M'auffie, Prieetk

1; Bufion, (

iury and grown-, Lynch, h
macott, Woolley, Manchester ,

throlig

Son, Chests

at the country

dottershead and
Catherall, Davi

TOOTHACHE

this most - excruciating

Liverpc

?nary to i the Public that K
IGINA and GENUINE MEDIC

nd all reaspectable Med

TIC-DOLOREUX 0.? • TOOTHACHE
•

TIC DOLOREUX CURABLE

1 will be found ir.
JAMES' CELEBRATED ASTILIAN
FOR THE TIC
41:e.XREL ,
ill prove an invaluable me.di • eto those sufferinA
nd erto-consider

TINCTUR

afferingfrom [he same complaint
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

But th

LI, whi

as in Prance

ring to
,he be

:nowleC

lg men

Inour of my
no great am'

he had any d

Lestion,

point, he is nc

ion went on till
itroduction on t:

Df dramm

Not at all ; but

8 my carriage
z!" and in:

ad, saying, "

playeri

itir very

the king

five the

%rly, ar

later, w
richest

happened, I v
Teat actor was

.h, my dear friend,
itting down to ask

whatever

On one occasion he

is of the

s caught wi

, and was forced to leap out of the window. She
i this hazardous feat of gallantry with a present of
With this sum the prudent vounz

Sand pound
ntly box

~ht an annuity of five hiindr.,
ured on landed property. Already his privat
contained heaps of broad pi(

d ivea

ten he was

ice of th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Newcastle

25 Original Newca _ _
5 Extensions No. I
15 N. & B. do. No. 2
25 G.N.E. pur. gar. 6 vet
Ditto Ditto

York and North Midland
25 j E. &W. Riding Extensi
10 I Preference shares
IRISH LINES.
50 Belfast and Ballymena
354 Cork and Bandon
35 Dublin and Belfast Juneti,
75 Dublin and Drogheda
25 Third shares

20 Dundalk and Enniskillen ,
42. Great Southern and Weste
25 .Londonderry and Colerain
25 Londonderry and Enniskil
45 Midland Great Weidern

121' Half shares
20 Newry and Warrenpoint
471 Ulster

47i, Waterford and Limerick .
FOREIGN & COLONI
LINES.
nd Amiens

20 { Boulogne

7a,llutch-Fthenish
Great Western Canada

50 Jamaica

1 !Jamaica Extension
12 !Northern of France

7 ;Orleans, Tours, and Bourd
II ;Paris and Lyons .... , ....

26 !Paris AI

9 ;Paris and Stra
20 Rouen and Havre

and Basle,
Nantes...

BANKS.

12i Bank of Liverpool
10 (Borough Bank....

10 !Commercial Bank
12 !Liverpool Banking Compan'

10 IM'clieister & Lip°6l Dist. Bit]
South Wales Bank

10 North a
SOO Royal Bank
100 Preference 7 *ct
10 Union Bank
L'pool &London FirekLife Ir

104.
....
12
382,

41
I 3
6i
27

86
Sid
p

OW. • ...II
10 Marine Assurance Company.... 84..84 d I
2 Royal Assurance Company .... 83/9..35/3 p
in {L'pool United Gas Light Ass.,
entd. to a 4E25 share at par
100 Ditto ,WlOO shares
25 Quarter share

33k.. 30 1

741Anderton Carrying Company .. I _
3 Birkhenhead Docks 8r Whouseal 68

Stock. Liverpool Corn Exchange
50 Pacific Steam Navigation

10 !Steam Tub Company
10 South-East Steam Company

;124
it. 8
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

.ently been receive

by' " Gentlemen,—l nave much plea
" Royal Bath rasters" have prove
who have used them in Gainsbro', a
myself was cured of a severe cough b
lined to August 4, 1847."
[NARY Recently receive(
lion the nmir q.

as the JJCial am
I Royal Bath Plasters a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

iviay, trading to Wi

and Oatmeal, was cot

The prisoner stated that

VILCH, OPENING SEAVICES.—The
itiful church was opened for divine
A. In the morning, the Venerable

to a crowded congregation,,

st approppiate and impressive discourse from -Leval:
?6th chapter, 2nd verse :—" Ye shall keep my Sab-
- ...Mnary I am the Lord."

Drinthians

:ollections were made after ea
ids for establishing a Girls' National

service,

school in connexion with this church; that in the morn-
ing amounted to £8 12s. 3id. ; and that in the evening to

.s.—On Sunday last, at St. John
s by the Rev. W. M. Fanoon, it

Church, afte
m f

)ort of

Schools in connexion with
consider it our duty to call

the church and district,

the serious attention of the p

Lblic to the pressing neces-

ty which e

ists for providi

arther school accommo

dation forth

dietiiet of the tow

There are

year no fewer than 337
n refused admittance into the
it school rooms not being ade-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

cD. Es

f the bride
k

tNE ELIZAB

of the bride, HAIRY
ALEXANDER, to HEls

On the 30th ultimo, at S.
to Miss CATH A RI N E
Yesterday, at St. Davi,
Mr. JOHN PAGAN, m
this tome.

;ame day, at St. Joh
ss ELLEN SHAW.

Mr. RICI TA Itzpr MrtY-1,
mud daughter of air. FETED

at Edit

,t New Yoik
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

w York are intended to be

on board the day previous to

?ounds, including steward's k

AP-ply, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD in Boston, to S. S. LEWIS
in New York, to EDW. CUNARD, jun. ; in London, to J. B
Fooan, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS
or, in Liverpool, to

D. and C. MACIVER, 14, Water

All Letters and Newspapers intended to be sent by
these Vessels must pass through the Postoffice,and none will be
received at the Agents' Offices. _ _ _

NOTE.-

Passen

freight on their pel

luggage

m it exceeds half a

n measuren

Co. To prevent disappointment or difficulty, Passengers are
respectfully informed, that Packages of Merchandise will not
be allowed to be shipped as Luggage, or with their Luggage.
Passengers are not permitted to go on board by the Steamer
that takes the Mail.

The CANADA,

SATURDA

LITE will leave the Eg
Dock, at Ten o'clock
sengera for the CANAL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

%red to 12

f the specula
WE said he I

ed to mat
)m M

adered in this matter

over whatever to interfere with it.
;ht the subject before the reformed
on, and, though assistance had been
wed then that there was no power on

would they have interfered, for no
---,inloyed than that expended upon

Parker liac

called it

ioint-stock company

a private spe
but he (Mr

to derive money from it.

tablished it for the benefit of the town, a cemetery at that
tine being very much wanted in Liverpool. They could not

I Men' money ; anti, timer Lae exprat
the profits, if any, would go to the

or rust pe-
ctors of tilt

wish. Neither bad ate Corporation lost any motif
it, for they were now receiving £4OO per annum for 1

acvanced•

of the Corp;ratio;

ury trustee

not being usual for the former to take

art in the management of a concern which

as generally the case,

Messrs. Swainson, Booker, and Tobin were then ap-
inted.

The.next business was the appointment of two mem-

rs of the Council to execute.il

TS given to the

Liverpoc

and the chapel attached thereto

mett w

attack:
fierce 1
clot hir

that as
publist

this yc

it scrup

say the
includir

only disc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

had become the

mbition of almost

'ery military

of the empire. The sale of the Orlearis, Calonne, and
other great collections had made the acquisition of works
of art fashionable in England, and had revived the spirit
of the elder Arundels and Oxfords in the Carlisles and
the Gowers. With the troops of Moore and Wellesley,
British picture dealers took the field well armed with
guineas. The Peninsula was overrun by dilettanti, who
invested galleries with consummate skill, and captured
altar pieces tr, -^.- Cr ^dcathe•

nithant manoeuvres. ,onvents anu
'inns of art were beset by connoisseur
horse or letters of '

xchange

Murillos or Cain
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

EDWATt
I NTON

OWN, TRASK

IVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA
THE NEW LINE OF PACKETS.

To sail

BURWELL .. ,
Ship,) SALTER

CHAEL

26th April

TO NE

ORLEANS.
egister. To sit

Immediatel

800.. 26th January.
900.. 26th Febrnarl
800.. 26th March.

d other informatioi

100-road,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

t that t

daily s

the thr

ittee we]

same st

in the

'esented th

pumped to
gr. Harbor

,h of ti

and thi

after N

ads t

'Grego:

an spired

with the me

at the

exister

year which

portunity

,he Annual Irad

Ipened with almost

been f

the eounte

in if
that th

;on from

e import 0.

2receding pl
from the Ur

Yot of

10,386

to improve t
iderable.

;cut at

the markets

the resul
d derange

the two

r was not an efficien
r th^

uantity of

waste by hi

ranted

ci uan-

I, who
t-hand

this

t they

ere of

,th am,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

THREE EXPERIENCED YOUNG MEN WANTED

3RAPHII

rl J. POORE respectful)
lA . Brokers, Engineers, S
Lion of LITHOGRAPHZ is

cued
CASTLE

Premix,

5.7'11713 E

LL 1t

PAPER,24I;9eVNT-BOOK, and GENET
lONERY WAREHOUSE.

Merchant 4

that every descrip:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ddressto t

same initial or mar

iressed to the Secretar

J. M. MACDONALD; Secr

BALL-ROOM

BAND

The en

STUBBS has the honour to announce to the

Nobility, Gentry, and his numerous Patr

lent ser

G 0 0 D AZI,

B CELEBRATED

lOLINI

CHURCH-STRIZE.7
SALE AGENTS TO TE

The New Year comes, I

Peal out tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

day, Prees

Wynn's

howl
ne ; Saturd,

e Hound

rk ; Safur

TRANMEII

Lb. American
%4 Nut Oil,

s, Wednes-

Wednesday
day, Peeve',

-On Friday

awsin

narkab

Ml. TI

ICH FIRS'/

a its firs

led £5OO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

11 forth any

ierved as the a

ade remains tb
nost of the hou

and hut littl e work has hee
nd that, in.cpmparison with h

er, and that st
ipated, the ha

EVENG.i He

431 il4

6 52 13 11
8 3 1 14 9
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

NOW

AND THEN

The following are extracts from the preface to the third
dition of Mr. Warren's interesting work, ur

ss for terms in which to express my sense
ith which this work has been received bi
and abroad. Two very large
I could have contemplated, be.
were ex-

ou:
!, both

ling to the c
immt

fidence of my publishe
itely, and the second has been now
T greatly regret the de-

for several months.
bringir

his Third Edi

appointment which m;

lay have bee.

That delay

upon the

account

Not a lini

yet it was in the

ur in the mornin

lly published 0:

?osed of, and

he brief interva
L the night-time

occupied

xiously deprecate
re an indulgent

,n long floatin,

lit out

S IMIII,

tely prced

great organ o:

wer in the 2

eworthi

hard that the Au-
I—as has been the

I acknowlei

[eavoured to Rh

h even

are liable

y judicial!

Iterious

Part only,

suggesting a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

From out thy locks, Old Wine

The New Year co:
The old one's o

Year comes, b

Our efforts shall be made

ie trade innri

EAIU

)V,-.LORD-3

TAILORS, DRAPERS
Return their grateful acknowle

roes, be gay, oe gay
ut of date,

And can't too quickly haste away
Disastrous Forty-eight 1

gay, two

Come Every voice combine;
To welcome in the happy-day
Which dawns ollFOrty-nine
The New Yea me:
Hope's inger i
Still w ' ring hap'
S hen it will appear

ss for aye,

matchless skill, and bright di

And buy yOur Clothes from EARP

!nts for the

e right of =lcing and sel

AND OUTFITTI

NVENTED
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

HANICS' INSTITUTION

ELECTRIC LIGHT
TURE on VOLTAIC

with reference to its applicability jor-
LUMINATING PUN,FOSES

will be delivered,'
H. PEPPER, pi,q:; of I.

emical secieff2 and Associate of t
Institution oteivil Engineers
iris TUESDAY EVENING

Reven o'clock,
WITH FULL XXPERIMENTAL ILLUSTRATION

M(b AN EXHIBIT
ELECTRIC

LIGH

ELECTRICITY, 1

t, at Ha past

stem as compare

.overnment c

Fort?
up the spbje

assessment

.th any other a,

ties wbo may

nn is concerned:— - -
Ist. That all necessary taxation shall be equitably
lusted, and be direct.

The time allowed for the receipt of the Essays is fixed
28th of February, 1849 ; and the Gentlemen to whom tli
shall he submitted will give their decision by

The President, and LAWRENCE HEYWORTH, Esq.,
and WM. EWART, Esq., M.P., (two of the Vic-
with three Gentlemen connected with and to be apt.
the Council, shall be the parties to whose judgment thf
will be submitted.

disposed to take

the fol!dwing are quoted aithe ptiriciples which

;at capitalization of income shall be the basis
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

informed that Vitt-time for re

rTIHE

Riper for WEDNESDAY next, t

Subscriptibns will be receive
mittee, Mr. GREEN
Exhibition-room

)Icl Postoffice-plac

JOHN R. ISAAC, Honorar,
Castle-street, Liverpool, Dec. 1848.

BRUNSWICK CLUB AND TRADESMEN'S ]
BRUNSWICK HOTEL,HANOVER-STREE
nrIHE FIRST QUARTER oLthaArvar, -i
he had

menceC
the Secretar

ORDINARIT
ant Quarter-Past One and

IVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

xpert ; The amount

as this mark(
.ded the best choice

a, tota1189;500 bales

I the 1

anticipate
led ; the c

ments of

The money m

food and cotton low

;e of a

d February a steady s

•es and cottons was tr

a India were not very la
,bundance of cotton to a

lations. of al

)sperity
me had

asequent the:

11,000

continent
wand for

de were
ue both

recur-

upon completely defea
1 business, circumscribing materia
British productions, and rendering difficult

)egan to s

nich in the beginning of Jan. were worth sd. per lb..
Id advanced during the first two 'months of the year to

leclinedby the middle of April to 4ad. ; froin thy

le to the middle of September they fluctuated between
I..andgd.,when the prospect of a large yield of cotton

h that

luotation lower than ever before known ; from that time
:o the present they have rallied to 40., their present
value. Fair Uplands are quoted 4Ad., and Mobiles 44-d.
though this scale of prices cannot well re-pay the planter
and shipowner, yet it is perhaps sufficiently high under al
circumstances to justify the expectation that the plant
of cotton will be well maintained, and that ti
advances and severe re-actions of the past twc

suiting from deficie
Prospects : The

soon again recur.
of the forthcoming

estimate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

a. d. a. d. I

4 4 -
0 0-
19 0-

00
21 0
24 0
3 6

JOHN'S

a. d. s. d

4 -
5 0-

4 6-

Bombay.
B. Ayres

La Gluivr

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPG
'Direct.' Indirect.' DUE

Pressure

ifia7anham.. Oct
25 Mauritius .. ! .

1011tobi

Nim
t:11

a.m. I y

If 30'27 ! 30'

PACKET

Lisbon .
Madeira

Gibraltar...
Malta &loni

Greece and I

Monte Video'

21 Valparaiso
22 'era Cruz

METEOROLOGICAL R:
R. C. H. CHADBURN, 71,

TMOSPHIRIC

at !shade by self.

I'GISTE
LORD-S

registering Di,

frerence oft

frost ; clouC
Ist: ditto.

and Dry' Rain
bulb.

; dense fog,

LIST, GENERAL Pc

to Island

nW. Ind

(1) Brit.Col.t
(except Hon
Bermuda,). ii
in W. Indies
Havana, Ve
and Madeira

~jand 37th oft

,zuela, I

every mow

.30th

'-OrFics

13rd and 20th!Ripon...
of every ( Dec

(2) Mexico& Havana . 2nd of every Avon
(3) Bermuda St. Juan month only.
Ntcaragua, and 17th of every Clyde
month only. £

BIRTHS.

On the 15th ultimo, Mrs
a son.

'l'h raps

Hin—dertimi

On the
RON, of a

in,
TREET.

Diree-I

NV.S.WI4E

*33
36133
37133

ied.-3fat

4 DEC. 30,

Saila desp'cl,Last PacketiNext Packet
romLondoni sailed. I chi..

Next Mj

27[due .. Jan. 6

Next Mail
due Jan. 21

aduras & 2nd and 17th Clyde Next Mail
Tor. Col. of every Dec. 18 due .. Jan. 7
-.nt month.

2ldue Jan. 22
i _ _

Next MU.

New Grenada
FALMOUTH STATION
Madeira, Brazil, and Evng. of 4th Hlf Seagull flih
Buenos Ayres I every month Dec
LIVERPOOL STATION.
Brit. N. America, Tier-1 Every Fri-,America
inuda. and U States

'Canada

33trtbol Aflarriageo,

J. PEARSON, of Chester-street,

On the I6th ultimo, Mrs. NELIGAN, wife of Mr. Nelig,
artist of a daughter.
On the 22d ultimo, at the Apothecaries'-hall, Mrs
ABURROW, late of London, of a daughter.
On the 24th ultimo, at the Grange, Edge lane, Liverpool, the
lady of JAMES E.;n,oh
YiLEYiEesq., of son.
limo, WILLIAM HAINES, Esq.,
1, Northamptonshire, of a son, and late of

On the 26th -ultimo, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH HOD(
of Birkenhead, of a daughter.
Same day, at The Won, Den
CODS A7,_ i

ighehire, the lady of I

i ARLES CAME,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

several.

the scions of royalty for whose ratification the
played. The name of each recipient is affixed ti
bonbon, or other present intended for it, so that no differ-
ence of opinion in the choice of dainties may arise to dis-
turb the equanimity of the illustrious juveniles. On the
summit of the tree stands the small figure of an angel,
with outstretched wings, holding in each hand a wreath.
Similar trees are arranged in various-apartments of the
Castle for the Duchess of Kent and the royal household.

to doll,

These trees are objects of much interest to all visitors at
the Castle, from Christmas-eve, when they are first set
up, until 'Tvelfth-night, when they are finally removed.
They are not accessible to the curiosity of the public, bttt
her Majesty's visitors accompany the Queen from room to
room to inspect them when they are illuminated. Her
Majesty's tree is furnished by his Royal Highness Prince
Albert, whilst that of tbe Prince is furnished according to
to the taste of her Majesty. The other trees are jointly
provided by her Majesty and the Prince, who plan and
arrange the gifts of the table.
The. Duke de Nemours and the- Duke "and Duchess
d'Aumale, with their suite, have visited Oxford during
the past week. They were accompanied by the'Rev. Mr.
Hudson, chaplain to the Queen Dowager, and attended by
him and the Rev. George Rawlinson, of Exeter College,
they inspected the principal obj
versit%

of interest in

SIR AUGUSTUS D'Esm—Died, on Thursday mottling
ugustus Frederic d'Este, son of his late Royal High
4 the Duke of Sussex, by Lady Augusta Murray

daughter of tho Earl of Dun More, to whom his Royal
Highness was married at Rome in 1793. Upon the death
of the Duke, in 1843, Sir Augustus Frederic preferred his
claim to succeed to the titles and honours of his father,
and the claim was heard by the House of Lords in that
year, whey', after proof was given of the mar

father and mother; and on the of Sir Augnsius Fred

:ern per, 1
, £4l 15s

Queen's Bench, a few days
riven against them

id verdicts

e railway projects, called

lidland Oi

i they had respe

go, three

'tisement

'on and Severn

nd Shrews

,ctively bee

*mmit-

FROM A RAILWAY TRAIN

—The 'Berwic,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

there the furniture
zed for debt, and

en sea-

state in

iti the land

CLEIWY

his very mo

f cluipelries

iently tried the

hich districts

STANDARD

`-%;gMaiIIMMN=MO3&'M=IMENI!Ip

believe th

his folio'

lIGRA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

,fter eight

f the mere

RS can be carried on se
us. _ That its prospects are

forth ai

" activ

ode must

remain mei
r should

hat from every quart

will be made to raise large loan

ions. France needs a like
.ssia, and the Italian Stati

mark, Pi

ay be- rapid, almost beyond precedent. lt is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

le-to ob

7tes than ordinary,

exteniive purchaa

?mplieh this ol!je,

will eicite aurprii

deaeripti•

hare, in son
f, and the,m

whole of th

NSW

BRONZE

nave peen aqueS some beautiful
superbly flnWed, and the CoHectic):
by any in the Kingdom.

BOHEMIAN

Has also *6

LASS, AI

L. H. would further di

STOCK OF

PURSES

XS in BUHL, Real SEVR
CASES, PORTE-MONNAIE

td Venetian Glass, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

• AND I BEDSTEAD & BEDDING L.
WAREHOUSES F Lt
IN LIVERPOOL • t
I

Q CUTTER calls 1
A.l • ture to, and limit(
CABINET FURNITI
ig, of all descrioti
;4_ ("a

attention of Buyers

tion of, his eitens

Stocks o.
Elegant

Bedsteads and Bed

numerous Warei
Liftable for the 111

4[e with wa

don optCe Cottage : and; owing I
de,4l. C. is enabled to sell Gooc

prices, for Cash.
N.B.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
PAPIER MACHE CHAIRS, TABLES, &

PEARL

INLAID

SEACOME DAWBARN,

4./LOI

BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

IC,OEVS

CilSlEltk.l) PALETOI',

LLAMA CLOTH, AS ALSO

'HEIR OTHER MANUFACTUR

D GOO:

LIVERPOOL COAL, CANN}

AND COI

COMPANI

VE NOTICE, that they supply

at the following
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

per.
of the fin

The destruction of property is very lirge—
culated at from £lO,OOO to £12,000. The whol
Messrs. Farrar and Co.'s stock was consumed ;
scarcely ten pounds worth was saved from any one o
other premises. We are happy to learn that Mc
M`Gee and Co., are insured ; also Mr. Gunning

f flame

.1 the fres'

he ster

Lghout the

eans of r

e was 15s

CIILM,

,ol:room

A. letter-bo:

Lord c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

-etary standard is a
" We

at national importance

contend that,

admitting

,s not necessary that

value in our currency and to regulate
any fixed amount of gold should be
, Let the people of America
in buckets full per day, or in

ley may;
day but
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

N
FAMILY
LORD-,Y T 1

'LEY'S VEGETABI

artqr, cleansin

rirk a'nto
'rom am

Brushes on the most improved principle.
LEY'S CONCENTRATED COMPOUND DE
F THE FINEST RED JAMAICA SARSAPARI
Lost efficient and agreeable preparation of that
nd valuable alterative. JAMAICA SARSA.in/1.1