The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-26 00:00:00

June 26_1.1..1

thousands and thousands of pounds ;
sack the dockyards, and you will find the treans2ol
of experienced steam officers to decide 11 •°,l
steam vessels shall be built ; give up cuttin, and
and changing ships' bows and sterns ; give uP ence'
goad sailing ships into bad steamers at 33,,seoft;
expense ; aid look more strictly at the exPe" Pr
dock-yards, and you will have no occasion to 8 ,
liament for more money." i? 0
It is said that the Queen bas written ticfal
Robert Peel, congratulatin him on the written
c';cre"
of his son. The gentleman and the
o
the secret, 'out mamma, with natiiral
appoint
vctvf,

LAW INTELLIGEAT.

THE ASSIZES.—North Wales and Gitster,,,i
fore Mr. Justice Maule and Baron. Platt:1l'10;1
Saturday, July 14; Dolgelly, Wednesday. .1
11u esjsPiti
narvon, Friday, July 20; Beaumaris, eG,„,scliP
25 ; Ruthin, Saturday, July 28 ; Mold, e'''''coi/
1; Chester, Saturday, Aug. 4.
It turns out that the boasted Joint Stock fay
Winding-up Act of last session, so far fr°ll' jes, Jr
of
settlement of the affairs of insolvent com Pan tooF
)rigliP
better than a vehicle for every species ftbe,
cruel oppres-iion. A melancholy instance c),,tte,F;
ists in this district at this moment, and the tltlisil!
and the grace are receiving their almost " ore
Those who dreaded the District Court of Ban
.1(
sigh for that more just and more merciful tritalo'
castle Journal. tero
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIA,,-*--:b DI
kind was tried in the Court of Queen's Ber''"i:be/
Thursday, before the Lord Chief BarOn•
was an English lady, Miss Maria Wilson, ifiCP
and the defendant was Mr. John Douglas, °T‘befooro4:4
man of fortune in the county Arrnag?
r.trg ler
father having become embarrassed in nis the6tlf;
the defendant broke off the match. Sonle,d) Wedy
tparrosrl
ou lovers dffom2
etnheeradielfy are.end T
defendant wheereraessen:s fer°l
the lady, with £BOO damages.

Her Majesty it it'
Sa
to the Queen Dowager at Tunbridge Z` .l fueball,A
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aU
nRd
Prince Albert
4DA—IbFeArtSPE:iI69:::
The Queen and Prince Albert honotit&ettr,"
Harmonic Society with their presence ativiesopbs'
Friday, to witness the performance of gee°
to the sacred drama of Athalie. frioce.ii:
On Thursday afternoon the Queen an`itrinceo,4,i
' accompanied by the Prince of Wales, the vellfrtto'
and the Princess Alice, and attended je,wep
the Hon. C. B. Phipps and Colonel BoirrAereo
fete at Holland Park, Kensington, and :h
5
games under the auspices of the ,t of
"
Princ
Londo. een tltil
e Albert presided on Friday at the,..,
Commissioners for Promoting the Fine Ar''
the Pelace of Westminster. tebrsltiier,
On Monday the customary banquet to reiibli.oF
niversary of the Battle of Waterloo was Iry ore t'
of Wellington, and it passed off with al
brilliancy. Prince Albert was present. to ti!ett
Prince Albert has accepted an invitation, pcloo
annual meeting of the Royal Agriculturm
I
pointed to take place this month at NOrwich.gitotrii
Fr!
while sojourning at Norwich, will be tl'e V,
Bishop of Norwich. .01 f".
ti,t
The Count and Countess de Neuilly ~,,ter„lo
St. Leonard's, on a visit to the Queen vetjta"
bridge Wells, and remained to luncheon scl aro, .44
D
trious personage.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland liat,i;ea.l/4
severe domestic calamity by the sudden ter„ef.ol4
youngest daughter, the lady Alexandrine
co ti?lf
The deceased child, about 18 months old, 'nig to'
convulsions in the course of Thursday mnriera
after the nuptials of the Marquis of Sflfiej.
Hay Mackenzie), and never afterwards raive 9,
GRAND SCOTTISH FETE IN LONDON• gad, Kt
of the Scottish Society, which we Inenlissd
commenced on Wednesday, in Lord fin'olle't
Kensington. 5000 persons, including aer iper'4,4
ables, attended. A corps of Highland I' hot,
the ground, marshalled by Angus MaellaY'.tote%
piper. Soon after twelve o'clock the el'''. 15
with the competition for the archery Priz,,e,i'ittelttroi
sisted of pieces of plate of the value of 300
prizes were open to all England, Scotlaa";torpt6
and the competitors numbered about 80, inr'ef,
of
toxophilite societies in the country bein4orce, eff
their most adroit members. Mr. R. "fr rtboefte
Norfolk, was the Winner. Immediately tv,hror)
trial, eight stalwart Highlanders entereuiedgqi
contend for the prizes awarded to the bee,tthe
The hammer used was 20 lb. weight, an" A.reb' /
were those of Colin Macdonald, 86 feet; .'leopei
donald, 81 ; A. M`Hardy, 81; Thomas '-`,be noso9
" Putting" the heavy shoulder stone Wasiireelso.
meat. A great number of pibrochs an' Fefe.,ol,l
formed on the great Highland pipes. anted
b.
dances, strathspeys, and reels, were execi„;oioe'll, (1?
dancers with truly vigour,wonderfulPnctiee,(lo)
lity. For the prizes given to the best ordtzi
Highlanders started, the first prize being a bi
,eol;eft;',
lin Macdonald. The sports were wound °Pr, J•cl4
bouts at single stick and broadsword Pl3l
no
altogether amounted to 500 guineas, 3u,,,d ,tros
apportioned to the most expert archers, ":„;,'-ber,/
der are to be distributed, in sums varYlijie°t
£3, amongst the successful competitors iS O'relei
and pasti men. After paying the prizes ir.'„g oft (ii?
expenses, the committee purpose halw2;;
for lip
plus, which it is hoped will be considarea• Itteei 5tP
tion among the Scottish charities of the .
i etO/ti
Thursd: y the fete-was continued, and aVojes',lol,l,
importance from a visit paid by her sss 0 r
Prince Consort. The Duke of Wellington sc,rbteher
Tint LATE PRESENTATION AT COUnl.'
her Majesty in this disagreeable affair en:iticrel
grateful respect of the nation, and the no
of
Gazette, involving, as it did, an inditeet..4sl"
Lord Chamberlain and his subordinatestin'ts 0101,7
prevent the recurrence of any fresh atfeterrbssho
those admirable rules which her Maje9t; of t'st.
for the purpose of maintaining the puritYolo,:ol//
In the reign of George IV., and perbars' tfi A?
his successor, successful attempts had beeato",ttiii
cases of ladies of high rank to obtain preseostitrtf
would not have been permitted by Queen olitt'ttl:
reign of good old George 111. But, althoncierit;
may still appear at the Court of Queen
jesty's rules have forbidden the repetitionyoe s
tations of the same kind. In the late cqe,:gsl4ififill
seated by her sister-in-law, was the wife of (457: o!,
Colonel of one of the regiments of Horse Go
such holding the office at Court of Sil.Ver Peel
former occasion a similar attempt to Ile
whom he married several years after t .r.ll
ellest son, had been repulsed. The ci,tio,r,
that marriage were notorious, and the clu„,,eirleA
cacy in legitimising their son had been of peft
Court of Session in Scotland to the linu-ep
Marquis of Dalhousie was next heir to thef
property, but the decision of the House °soli
the principle of Scotch law, that as f4),..„,.0 oje ►
marriage legitimises the previously-a"taitfebfg?"
Scotch parents. When her Majesty blip If SK)
tat ion, the notice in the Gazette was Pn
der, and the Major of the regiment 109110,4 'e)li
the royal table instead of the Colonel. tLottl',l.;
persisted in this course, the Colonel in,ns
both his commission and his Silver Stiel'oe,,ri,toi
went off to Scotland on leave of absenee,„oloPboty
was pleased to accept of the Colonel's t',irtiongtes,ril
ing that enough had been done as a jge
Lord Chamberlain and to those who noire.
tempt to infringe on the rules of the C° 8o ir?
THE DUKE OF NORFOLK'S FETE 100"
Tuesday was a grand day at Norfolk , aly
honouring the noble duke with her VI, tlleoe ttY
banquet and ball. At the dinner taut.-olit,eogyir
upon the rigut hand of the Duke of I•l°rort oc/eV?
of Kent sitting upon his Grace's left. iace, ti bit
Queen sat, in the order named, the prince,
NI
Duchess of Norfolk, Lord John Russ_e-,,,e0 pro
of Ellesmere. Upon the left of the ling, of be'
the Duke of Wellington, the Counts-i, 17)
Duke of Buccleuch, and Sir Robert Fr, t10509,,t
of Granby faced the noble host, havniftoOitirt
Buccleuch, and the Marchioness of AYe; r,cejr,tl9,
ively upon his right and left. La°`" sad (VI
Russell, Earl Grosvenor, Sir E. LP:Ol5"r tberf? firf
were also present. Immediately, f -So,,kkoty
been placed upon the table, the Duke 10,10 4bej
proposed—" The Queen." The n° orris'
but emphatically pronounced the tvo; cv:Ll:.li
face or addition, and the company, rilber 9,ed/.
in silence. Her Majesty having WI arorA';e4
ments, the duke rose again, anu ;$1 ,erif
Albert," in like manner, and his It°,.> the ir
fl„
ing made a similar acknowledgerec c.cow ev'dvr
Norfolk conducted the Queen, being au V
Duchess of Kent and the rest of ther.rerfoll‘slol,
noble rooms forming the saloons of, II 0'344 4)
banquet was succeeded by a grnd un lO4, rt!,
tons were issued to about two hundreda 0,,,d,r
of the aristocracy. The ball was opei)e ftrprolfe
her Majesty leading off with I,ot,'„,itli~tY
Howard. Her Majesty then waltzel e aerioififl
The Almacks' quadrille followed, dtbe‘filesol.,4
the Marquis of Granby with her hen opr Lither,/
dancing with Mdle. de Flabault. drills g vi,rl
quently danced in the Stradella (lna, taljnbiOrti/
quis of Kildare, the Prince ConsVeculeeeroo,
the Hereditary Grand Duchess saf„'•estY hdti e,ll
In the Gubel quadrille, her -e„,'Va,
Alfred Paget with her hand. I n'a fr°, eelli
danced with the Earl Grosvenor,
ifinuati'e
her Majesty entered the ball-r° th,,110,,t
rt,v'.,ove
period at which she took her della ar- t/1,
ted to dance but once, and that vibe''iecloerp,
The Queen and the Prince, accolnuteei coop
relatives, left the ball-room at five° eperevit iisll
The festivities were kept up by the %al t tlie4
a much later hour. We regr.et to fit itlestoy.,
Russell was seized with a famtinf-ot P;
about eleven o'clock, and carried ht
lordship
.speedily revived when 1311,001,„ Pio
and shortly afterwards left, in no"'„,,r4lo'"d
1,
Russell for his mansion in Cbesba as en,. 1
moment
at the he was taken w‘ess of
mated conversation with the Count
1.0 1y.,!
NN Ntr• seP
THERE IS NO REMEDY
, e oe
PILLS FOR THE CURE OF AST .ec.,011„., ,
Belmont, Carlow, having der' nolie ybee°oilje
of these Pills, wishes it to b 'le e'en
persons troubled with A a, tha_,t titt.e,„
_A
this distressing comp! for threatift Irp)
and although he h tried ag oe
none seemed to im any 'feed;,„
ing
Holloway's Pi' , which invalua.eatli
afforded him onderful relief; .).
u;
perfectly free and easy.