The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-07 00:00:00

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_..sSION OF PROSTITUTION.—The efforts of Mr.
Spooner and other gentlemen who, in the last session of
Parliament, attempted to introduce a bill for the suppres-
sion of the above evil, are now likely in some measure to
be successful, inasmuch as it having been ascertained that
a large number of the houses of a certain description, into
which young and inexperienced females are inveigled, are
kept by persons of the Jewish nation, the present High
Priest, or Chief Rabbi (Mr. Alder) has, within the last
week or two, caused it to be intimated that no member of
the Jewish persuasion who is the keeper of a brothel, either
directly or indirectly, will be permitted to attend the syna- "
gogue, nor be acknowledged as one of the people; that s„,O-„,
neither their sons nor their daughters shall be allowed to be freshness .._
married according to the Jewish ritual, nor will any of the that has hitherto ..
religious rites be performed at the birth of a child ; and public. In size, they au
should•the party die at the time of keeping such a house, %arse onexee exceed
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description. il k
he will be denied the rite of sepulture; no prayers will be 1
this year sold, owing to the , .ns
read, nor will they be interred amongst their forefathers, which I have entered, will ' ~,zonsi
but be buried behind what are termed the boards, the in Barrels for the cop- ,iey w,
same as if the party had died accursed.—Observer. r
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DEATH IN A WELL ARISING FROM NOXIOUS GAS.— I feel sat
An inquisition took place yesterday before Mr. Curry, on ecil
view of the body of Richard Jones. George Campbell, a obedient Sery
sugar-boiler, in the employ of Mr. John Crone, Sir -
Thomas's Buildings, said that the deceased was engine Asa Divan, which
Jose out of 'London
tender there. There is a well in the engine house, which d Rooms are attache
supplies the water for the engine boilers, and it was about •"3E".
70 feet deep. Between eight and nine o'clock yesterday LIVERPOOL ;
morning, deceased told witness that the pump connecting TUESDAY, SEPT. 7, 1847.
the engine with the well did not act, and asked him to PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
send for some men to lower him down to see what was EVERY TUESDAY MORNIII I,
the matter. Two men were got for that purpose, By JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53, Grove street, and
and deceased went down upon what is called a horse, LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-street,
which is a piece of board fastened to two pieces of rope. At No. 4, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LIVERPOOL. 44
Before going down, deceased threw some lime into the Orders for Advertisements received by Messrs. Newton ;IA;
well, to take out the foul air. Before he got down, he
called to be hoisted up, which was done. He went down Co., Warwick-square; Barkera and White,
aFrleeest:*cert
Deacon,
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joooskeaNiinoenill,aC:LEgghtne Cebornlhi4s. 311
a second time, and again requested. to be hauled up. den Hammond, 27, Lombard-street; Mitchell, 8, Red,„Voy
While the two men were hoisting up, witness heard a court, Fleet-street; Lewis and Lowe, 3, Castle-court, tr.iie;
splash in the water in the well. On " the horse" reach- hill; at the London Commercial Coffee-house, Mincing-!:ifer
at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; hapter ,',',ffee'
ing the top, the deceased was missing. The alarm was
given, and a man went down with lights. When he had house,ouse Paternoster-row;
Threadneedle-streett el•-r mv rr o.rtll,aarandonSsoutji Azitaii.;.ja4Sl
got down, the lights went out, and he was hauled up ' London; Johnston and Co., Eden Quay, Dublin;'- Wheell,er
directly. He was insensible. Witness immediately ran
for a surgeon. Meantime other parties grappled with Exchange-street, and C. H. Lewin, Market-street, Man.o%.
ter; Haddock,
.axd J. and W. Booth, Booksellers, Wornraisol •
irons for the deceased ; but an hour elapsed before he ton ; Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston ; and Wright and "
Herald-office, Birmingham. Lew Al
was brought up, and he was found to be quite dead. The BIRKENHEAD ; TODHUNTER, Chester-street • dd.
deceased was frequently in the habit of going down into PINKNEY, Argyle-street; OsaoaNa, Chester-street;
stri
the well. He was 35 years of age. Verdict, Drowned, GRIFFITH, Hamilton-street. cut,
having accidentally fallen into the well by being overcome Terms of Subscription for this paper :—On ore
by the gas, oe year, 175.; if paid in Wiliam 1614

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TO THE PATRONS OF THE ORIENTAL DIVAN JSI)

CONNOISSE L

?S IN OYSTERS

GENTLEMEN,-It is with extreme gratification I inform yolli
that during a visit to the Metropolis, I have succeeded to
making arrangements with Mr. Bateman, of Billingsgatei
market, by which I shalt daily receive, by rail, an abundan
supply of the choicest Whitstable Oysters, which for fulness;
freshness, and excellence, are promised to exceed any:ol'3
that has hitherto been submitted to the palate of the provincl;
public. In size, they are equal to those of the past year, whic
was one of the best seasons ever known, while in flavour the'
far exceed even description. The prices at which they wi
this year sold, owing to the extensiveness of the contract into
which I have entered, will be considerably reduced. packf;
in Barrels for the country they will be charged 75., or Tkr`:,
Barrels for £l. Opened at the Stall, or supplied in the Salo%
per Score. A single trial, I feel satisfied, will establish til`
character, and ensure a continuance of 'patronage to
Your obedient Servant,
JOSEPH FEENEY'
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N. 8.--The Oriental Divan, which is splendly fitted, is de „
didly the. best house out of London, for a Chop, a Steak, °'
Dinner. Billiard Rooms are attached.