The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-09 00:00:00

-Morning Herald.

announcement will be printed and circulated, but the real I

the individuals before whose notice they will be br
Many of the Londo

advertisers are w

,rtance of this consideration, an

jefore quantity

In illustration

his, I may instal]

John Bull, a Conserrati

among the respectable classes
atronage than a Radical conten

enjoyed five ti

vertising

latter had twent:

times the cii,

emulation of the

EMENT

TEAM EEGINE.-31r•
onshire. has patented a pr,

iting the generating of steam, by assisting,M
to rise and emerge as soon as formed. For ,tlre
.oiating curved blades are introduced int°ce
tubes of tubular boilers, worked by any Inc'l4.he

is emi:

dosed to draw water fro

mmere dined together at the Britannia 1,1
) Mr. John Blaylock,
ch
a handsome gold wlit
of his faithful sercio
a period of fourteen years.
ned his office two or three years ag°,l,;,-
Lccount of his advanced age, and has carried with

seer of the township

ers during

life the respect of a numerous population. of
.—On Tuesday afternoon last, the house
Downham, of Holt-hill, Tranmere, was
_ absence of the inmates by sonic uli.d3
, after ransacking the premises, decamped islis
which they abstracted from a chest of drawers_,
m. There was a valuable gold ring in the FaWs'

during the

_ JEWELLEEY.—A youth, named Ge?rged
John uoinus, was charged on Monday, at the Birkenl.p.i,
court, with stealing a quanty oijewellery, valued:
om the house of Mrs. Law, Holt-hill, Tranwe's.
..., time since the prisoner was employed to COlicei
i box to the railway station, and was sent up st,'

:BY OF

Ai to j police-court, with stealin

'S into ail

it to pr

stairs I

It appears that

;red another room, and -abstracted theie„t-
as taken into custody on Saturday whilst ora.
arty in pledge. He was committed for 4."
1T WOODSIDE FERRY.—Shortly after el°''''eaPt
,sday night last, Mr. Shakeshaft, residincm
mere, upon leaving the ferry at 11,Tood.:*
ld
a man and a woman, who seized his qr,
"lard, and a valuable breast-pin. 'of
-h somewhat under the influence
to retain hold of the feu
...cal of a police-officer, who took her into
-ne guard and the breast-pin were found upon IS
,6
.end, but the male assailant decamped with the iv3tc
£he prisoner, who gave the name of Eliza Judge,
brought up at the Police-court on Wednesday, and '""
committed for trial.
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CAMPBELL AND A ~
Jrnr.—ln a case tried the other day, at the Del;
assizes, the jury having been some time in consider
their verdict, when the case was really a very clear one, o.
'dge told them at once, when a jury had refused to "'„eil
a prisoner who had made a plain confession, a lW„Id)
whom he just remembered (Chief Baron Macda'be
'reseed the prisoner :—" Prisoner, go a 0
Jr your character is uow so bad that the J
rnvict you, because they- can't believe your ce4
[His lordship struck his hand on the bench lriti;
some violence while repeating Judge Macdonald's vccri
'hich were evidently intended as a reproof for the jul'",
'4BEWELL DINNER.—On Tuesday, about twenty
rn
, Mends of Mr. John Roberts, lately connectedra,
_e Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction
way Company, and who has since sailed to Canada, /12":"0
been appointed to a high official situation connected :1",e0

watch, a

Shakeshaft,

the time, man

thus a&

fession

tlemen

Grand Trunk Railway in that country, gave a farel,7
to him at the Adeiphi Hotel, Woodside
William Rose occupied the chair, and Mr. 0' Ae
I the vice-chair. After the usual loyal toasts,
.nt, in an eloquent speech, gave the health c'fg.
and success to him in his future progrF-',',l.
manager of the Canadian Grand Trunk IW-"w
st was drunk with very great enthusiasm, and

evening was spent in harmony and good feeling. 134
THE JULY FAIRS IN WA_LBS.—The fairs he,' oly
month throughout the Principality have been extra:lo6,- t
good and well attended. The supply of cattle has, in 50
instances, been limited, especially of store cattle ; arid, .n.O
a fair attendance of purchasers, the amount of bus,-left
transacted has been such that little, if any, has bee%;,st
unsold at the close of the day's proceedings. PI, bile,
places the demand has been far beyond the supply, .I,itio
on the other hand, at several fairs, though the t4-the
of fat cattle was limited, yet it was quite equal cattle
wand, the price of beef being so high that but feive
been
were killed. All other descriptions of stock have the
eagerly bought up, in order to fill the shambles stores
butchers. Milch cows have realized
honeste been
Imve been in great request. Good
Thha rates for
bought up at most remunerating prices. - e•ous wed
vegetables have also been very high. The varl u ;ice
fairs have been well attended, and the present big. r'
have been kept up. Lloll'
THE CSTEES OF TILE BIRKENHEAD Docss v. „11
—The lords justices attended at the court of chanCer.?
Tuesday to hear this case, which was an appeal from O'Z
fl
order made by the master of the rolls, on the 18th Jw.,)
last, in consequence of an application made to then:ol'
Saturday week, and which gave them reason to glom
that considerable inconvenience would result from dell'
ing the hearing until after the long vacation; when, 11°`/'
ever, the contending parties came into court this inoraivlt
none of them appeared to be exactly aware why the own
there, or about what they were going to argue, the
appealed from not being drawn up, or indeed the Le7t,,
of it so far settled as to enable any one to tell whether L.;
was injured by it or not. All were, however, weed bit
thinking that the matter might very well stand over
Michaelmas term. The counsel at whose instance PIA
pally the case had been put into the paper then apolog:_
to their lordships for having given them the trcaitl'ot
attending, and stated that his instructions had been ,08:
important works would be stopped by the order
The Lord Justice Knight Bruce : This is nothing: -'):4t
it has been proposed to make an Indian court of us

events, we were consulted on this.
BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.—Mr. J. H. (n oel Pre
-+ the monthly meeting of this body, on l'iwor
.._,,eared, from the proceedings of the FerrY:ol
mittee, that the receipts for the past month were xStill,
12s. 9c1.., against £2592 16s. Id for the month of jell
1852. The total receipts from the 25th of April t„°..
31st in the present year, were £7454 15s. Bd., and o'll-00
like period of 1852, £6767 7s. 2d. The total exper di4
from the 25th of April last to the 31st. of July, incTral
working expenses, rent, and payment on account 41
boat, werds

sided a

when it apy

£5041 ss. 11d. The minutes were cor.'';o
A lengthy discussion took place relative to the folio .0
-esolution, proposed by Mr. Willoughby, but aftelf
n by that gentleman :—" That a commieif:
to inquire into the various sources of roc 01
to the commissioners, as well as the vill,cocli
, with a view to the adoption 0,
,easnres as may best enable them to keep their
-Its with the bondholders, without pressing too L".-
4-lic. ratepayers.

liabilities.

tak
XX/ AVT

CommrsslorrEns.—The monthly ,171-00
held on Thursday evening, at the Queen fla
Iscard, Mr. Penny in the chair. The rem". ,t,
Df the report of the special committee aPP°
ise committees, &c., for the new board, vota
aed, and, on the motion of Mr. Hill, second- 00'
bllowing committees were decide
committee—Messrs. Colbourn, .„(1 s46‘
nd Odell; finance committee-----bil

Hotel, I

Works ancll
Callow, Wik

;Irump ;
Ne,ijle!

Messrs: Lawrence

aeration the

Mr. Neville cxaten,
had exceeded_its powers,in mal

Imbe ferry

Chairman said he had receive
Messrs. Colbourn, in which th(

.guess to negotiate either for a lei.
font and New Brighton ferries,
ind other property attached thereto,
;reat length, opposed the appointment
He contended that they could not

, works except those of a permaneh
providing steam-boats:he did not consider
a permanent nature. To purchase steameL,'Ce
olve an outlay of £lO,OOO or £12,b00, and t0,;a1c0„..0
want a rate of not much less than 7s. in the Pe—liDg
4.be
required. He (Mr. Fisher) concluded by for
lowing resolution :--::"r1.14 a ease shall be sta`

To bo!

pc
of counsel, on the following points ; NATl}e'relo at
..ey to be borrowed under the Public Health era
,pplied to the purchase of steamers or other matte bo:,
may be requisite to work any ferry. Has the bQ V.r7b
work any ferry to be taken by theat,,,
sfl
oats :under contract, instead of pure11361'...4 1
? Can any toll or ferry age be taken bY
"—A letter from Mr. Maw, requesting, en be-Oliet
Gas Company, to open certain roadsc,l4
.ntendence of the surveyor of the board,
of,
—Some routine business was then disposed

power

R Wallas,

uljounied

,r or ScEKE.—The Tyrazely Herald 0t,.°09.0..,
a Hanley, who went over from London to cat to:,
-__agh of Sligo on ultra-Protestant princil-463'for
to
:e election, is at present in gaol in that tovi3'•=lltp,o
__Ael expenses. Mr. Hanley states that he only
resist an overcharge, and he preferred gom
l)4,0
rather than submit.
TILE HEMP TRADE.—The entire import of 1:331-tifip'1
into Liverpool is now about 7,000 tons a-year ; So`tie
the East Indies, Africa, the Mediterannean, i-Pd
America, 3,000; altogether 10,000 tons a-year, v",t Se:
£330,000, exclusive of juto. The re-exp?rts ear, ce
amounted to 617 tons. Liverpool now receives 1111
much hemp as Loudon, but the imports into ,
lately fallen off considerably.—" B. P." in the A,