The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-28 00:00:00

alortune-teller told her a shOrt time befizre Hird's nu'
timely death, she would have three husbands, and two out
of the three would be killed by fighting.—Durham

vertissr

promise of abundance have been
3 as not to pay for the expense of
talks, there are even districts where

crop is undoubtedly a failure
that put forth an early

1.1•/ILL, V LJI• - ...•••••
but although many fields

utterly destrpyed

the yield of bea

'will approach to an ay(

therefore

much below one-half of an average crop
may prove a full average crop, but not

the bean crop
The oats crop
pond it. The
grain is r°-
d theP
re:
Lrn an

?; are light it

AfAll uy ..42.1 auy VI. 1.31- LA/1-11, 21.4.4.•
some
fore our estimate is not quite so sanguine as that or
other persons. Of the barley crop we hale already
spoken;.f
breadth °it is a large_ crop, both in increased

,ecting quanti

3 of 1847 may fa'
an average. C,

en at
wheat
t t

h beyor

ut g 0

than we
_caThi

now give. vv nal, we can Lae mutre of LUC
ing power of England, by which is meant the four nos"
eastermost counties, Kent to Norfolk, the counties near'
the metropolis, with Wiltshire, Cambridgeshire, and Lin-
colnshire—will not, we think, yield nearly so much as 111;
That

msfderably above an aver

excess, whatever it may be w
traordinary yield of outlying

up

5. In all mainly 105,-
s also produced, silo'.
ire, Lancashire,
orth of the OW
ccellent qualitY;
,athered in gooa
than an. ayeree
mhe wheat 1,19.:'

turage counties

here much wheat

as Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Chesh
Durham, and all

ngliSh counties lying r

t, the yield will be found Brea

nearly all the wheat in the

give forth far les

condition, acid will
nronortion of ' tail ends' or refu

vest of 1844 was a prodigious one—called in Lincol.,.:
and the Fens a crop and a-half; therefore, on comparinl
a
this with that, to the disadvantage of the wheat harvest °0
the present year, we must remember that fact: Wesilidel..
Br-
no doubt of the produce of. wheat in 1847 being con • ld•
at Iv above an average both in breadth and acreable Pe

—tankers' Circular.
A ROMAN CATHOLIC FUNERAL FROCRS6I° '
t little
SALISBURY.-The inhabitants of this city were rt°' throng
astonished, on Monday week, on findine 06! 3

them-

who had arisen at the call of daylight miler thai.
selves had been spectators of a singular scene. The
keeper of the Rev. Henry George Coope, M.A., one of the
Oxford converts, suddenly died last week. Betwee e
,nd seven o'-' ~^needed fr the
• t
or Mr. Coope—the new church of
..Mond being built to the east of St. Osmundrs remain
i;
which still, it is said, repose in the Lady Chapel of t
Old Cathedral. The procession made almost a come.
circuit of that building ; the body was borne by el'
bearers, who relieved each other in succession ; it was c°'

k in the morning

vered with a magnificent funeral pall, containing a Huge
crimson cross on a black ground, and surrounded at its
fringes with the words of the Roman ritual in yellow old
English letters—" May the souls of the faithful, through
i
the mercy of God, rest in peace." On the procession
mourners reaching the western entrance of St. Osmund's,
the priest, preceded by the Thurifer, and then lriT the
Cruciferarius and Acolytes, saluted the body with incen9i
and holy water, as emblems of the " ascending prayv.s
the brotherhood and of peace from God to her Christian
The

a beautiful brass ins
)rmed as

ption of Mr. Pugin's
1, and re-entered the
tern arch, reciting
ass and queen t.°
-, whose image
of
he
preceded
dbeod"reaPoatenlorftit
he
--'se of beholders.
'gee, close hi "'"I
istnhereturn theirba z sealsebnye,tr
of 001'3,

design. The
Cathedral-close, under its solem
the Litany of Loretto to that royal
whom the cathedral is specially ded
still impressed by the dean and (
office. The funeral

George Coope

cifix to the astonishment and

of the resident canons and clergy Tule cathedral. urru".,___
soon congregated, who passed their opinions very &eel},
some wondering it had been suffered ; others declaring It
to be done to insult and deride all those connected with

orrespoz

I shire Ac

the Hainr'

cl in the employ of

3e real nam
agistrat%ed
man.fifho'.-e

D -
rtion of ",
ie fame up
is

land al

lawful lord D"-,
;n co a 1

nnL LUG r-r ;3
permitted ,

zliipptug

SErrEMBER. S.S.E., fresh.
lOrd andidate, Jervis, from Smyrna—Huma,
roln Malaga—Edward and James, Richmond, from Lis-
e" Rajasthan Harris, froth Bombay—Choice, Robertson,
Lis-
from Salonica
LE •
ultlAatz- ,4D.—Margaret, Crichton, and Tomlinson,
eSpence, for
Const. Mclntosh, Ch
.z _ )„ofo_
Thn„ Inonop e--. Mortimer Livingston, Barstow , Han h
fitcon, Choate x• rchioness Biddle Knight ; and Isaac
][4, iFsat, Marshall. Ne'wa York--Sunbeam, Winsor ; Sarah and
--&li.a;•Snow ; rind Brewster, Lincoln, Boston—Tyro, Lisbon
snw °lllle, l4add ley Beieout—Faro,' Fernandez, Santalider—
Stetr"' Schn:t ; 'fallevrand, Pens; and Europa, Budig, for
th—Contmerce ItaP lie, and Brothers, Flure, Santa Martha
orth Star, Bis!u;p rand Louisa Bliss, Cre:ghton, Plaladel-
cieoster2
WialMatha • le:ton—Maria I)ebesch, and Mary,
inn Permi'er, lt,stock—Wi!liame
Azstiti,l,li_;___,...,..:•';::,(llleap.pe Vera Cruz— Condor, Whit: ;
bard -c"*"°('' '• 1:i 11,1. Tampere; Bertant ; and Lanark. Veil-
bann7:.: Rezey, Mauritius—Carl Jo
lilies—Alice Jane, Miller, Jamaica—
CooltAre Lor,s, Fayal—Kestrel; Wise, Lima—Cheetah,
Rim"; "ra,lor--Loakwoods. Errington, 9n.ebec—Ja,ne,
derie Gibraltar—Orion, Widstrom, Chnstianstadt—lre-
memuli, Krause, Danzic--Atlantic, Ross, and Margaret,
United 7, New Weans—Mayflower, Cowart, Cronstadt—
Jnbn aylor, Bordeaux and Mauritius—Competitor, Grundy,
ikl`Cart„-If•R—Eliza Hall, M`Ruvre, Montreal—Bess Grant,
Menderslll±V;innab I. 0., Barnes Demerara—Pemberton,
on
toothay—Manchester, Higgins, Baltimore.

ita
s, ger, 'from Hainburg at Pernambuco.
COonai, Kewl"Y ,• Joven Maria, Basterrechea; and Gertrude,
1,1 ~,ITenee at Newfoundland.
Liani?all, from Pirtou for this port. at ditto, leaky.
„ndisfarne, Stebbins, and Adeona Manger, hence at Leghorn
raMary, Woodhead, hence at Valencia.
Colonies, hence at Borgo.
glolSon, Wilson', ,
hence at St. Petersburg.
fe/11)11, Walsharn hence at ditto.
Bloilorn, hence at Memel.
Union,
Walters. hence at Helvoet.
Vnion, I hiyts, hence at Ostend.
James Turcan, Mills, from Havannah at Cove.
Agnes and nn, from Quebec at Newry.
er, Golightly, from Kertch at Falmouth.
Charles, Cameron, from Smyrna at ditto.
Ranger Pittuck, from Constantinople at ditto.
Gipsy, Mitchell, from Bahia at London.
Alert, hence for Westport, at Portrush, leaky, with loss of
rA: a ric s , and sails split, &c., after being aground on the South

WEDN EST)AY, SEPTEMBER 22.—Wind W., moderate.
A....RRlVED:—Lerivicli, Thompson, from River Ponto, (Africa)
isAalvina, lexamivr, from Rio Grande—Eliza, Atkins, from
.tuyrna—Mary Le Illancv from Palermo—Foxhole, Fraser,
&Com
" itTangeri—Ellen Jane, Horswell, from Al alaga—Lessing,
ichard, Kraeft, from Archangel.

Y1.114,e were 'Pratt, for Mobile, and 'Monteroy, from New'
spni 'n contact in the river this morning. The former
Thegrber bnr n
&c., and will return into dock.
Bootle 13.-.7:7 cwbank, from New Orleans, that was on shore
bore
elle& "J, Was got off this morning's tide, after being
light-
edriana
dona, ompson and Asenath, Holmes, hence at Africa.
12t110Aigu."es't.lcoot, sailed from Demerara for this port on the
pp me-ycheli, hence at Trinidad.
n'ei, Patterson, and Denison, King, hence at Antigua.
lan Hamilton, Nichol, hence at St. Thomas.
ella Thompson Powell, hence at Lagnayra.
"n Queen, Fuller, and Nautilus, Alexander, hence at St.
eterabu
Catherrg.
Pottinger, hence at Riga. _
.en
La•-"'"'a, Gerstadt, hence at FredenckshaN
, lan rl
, 1-1 in; "ns, hence at Ostend.
14thes-e'se, Lambert, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the
fptember.
uryAnn Webb, from China at
.Belfast.
and Persia, from the United. States at ditto
Mecar, Blacklock, from Africa for this po.rt, at Waterford.
M`Kellar, from Alexandria at Falmouth.f
Norm;in, hence for Oporto ; Columba, hence or P
1ia1e,.."3 Adroit Davies, hence for London, and Mary Ann, from
ego a. all at'Studwell Roads.
attIi°„,NLaTADT, 10th Sept.—The ship Sir James Kempt, M‘Dot-
a""roii,,",tdch sailed hence yesterday afternoon for Liverpool, gos.
aiiiieen.vin the roadstead during a heavy squall, but was. a
/'itlion°,`l by a steamer, and proceeded to sea this morning,
CAC' 'PParent damage.
front iTiIAGENA 11th Sept.—The schooner Katinka,
instant,
'aka.; got off, after throwing part of her cargo overboard, and
~,g'g her false keel.
forlAß,:voN, 21st Sept.—The Soane, of Boston, (from Gal-
Ongov, rudder'swas towed off the Bar and in here to-
n-
"'as of nd fore and main-masts, and leaky.
QuAZec",."bAY, SEPTEMBER 23.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.
Patel' ---VER-__Siddo.ns, Cobb, New York—Venilia, Murchie,
it Ina, itztel, Dixon, Odessa—Velo, Churchward,
r,"'"eg Beirout—William ad Kd ard Munro, and
"enlisa ;7,8, Kellea, Alexandria—Datkeithw, Ruin, Oporto—
tinPle Galatz—Heweia Antonia, Bernard, Cons an-
‘;onnor'b•--1-itidson, Gratrix, Rio Janeiro—Harriet and Jessie,
charleston—llyron, M'Lellan, Boston—Zante, amp-
(nemi,;'ll,4lad and Gulf of Mexico—Die Krone, Althaler, Stettin
texort.k.c-c,
linetiognh,t%iStth., John, N.B.—Floridan, Whitmore, New
Mobile—Pentucket, Brown, Bostop—
)RaiNee, Adley, Berbice—Grecian, Todd, Gibraltar—Jamaica,
Gros ' Cape of Good Hope—British Oak, Dole, Wybergh—
Genosoll Alexandrina, Hender, Hamburgh—Moldavio, Dodero,
kirri 4---FannY, Le.gsworth, Fanoe—Jane. Dunn, Bahia—Je-
21r1,aj__Colvert, Africa—Aberdeen, M`Grath, Savannahll Jige
woof, Vera Cruz—Nancy, Brown, Lisbon—William pir-
-;,o,,,yatigstn,ew,
Cooper,NFw Orleans—Numantina, Bastarache, Cadiz—
Alexandria.

Boykett, Salter, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the
17th September.
Catherine, Pottinger, and Norval,o Caithness, hence at Riga.
Betsey, Guizlier, from Gibraltar f
this port at Scilly.
Zenobia, from Rio Hacbe at Elsinore.
Sandbach, Bellis, hence at Demerara.
Gratitude, Harvey, sailed from Trinidad for this port 7th
August.
Irlam, Morphew, sailed from Barbados for this port 11th July.
, Ospreyg, sailed from St. John's, P. R., for this port on the
49th August
pitn_gdove, Scott, and President, Wooller, hence at Port-au-
axer, hence at Jamaica.
ill!,•annah, Young sailed from ditto for this port 17th August.
ithrPascotini; Palesi, hence at Trieste.
ZElnlinoit, SEPT. -18.—The Mama-yet, from Peterhead,
4n, is leaky, and will probably discharge.
StA. ,1411vnn ER 24 —Wind W., br:eeze.
8 0101,8 c--breErsidEam,Bll.l`Fie. ForfarCalcutta—shire, Betts,
. Christoph'er,Braun_get%eArchanandgeEl.mina
ftlngia •--Hadson Grertrix ; Hero, Sect, Y, _ew.
1„-°nritp;,,,Cood ~anevaro, Rio Janeiro—Westmoreland, Conviity ,
Helen, and Stewart, Mather, Narvais—Elizabeth
tiewl;hiladwen Jamaica—Asia, Balbirnie, Africa—Ashburton,
Pan, -s-w`l and 'Manchester, Tyler, New York—Fanny, Beck-
hi- Fee T„nnemunde—Constantine, Sampson, New Orleans—
ns 1,-4",,er, Bell, Shediac—Swan, Taylor, and Neptunus,
.Ro-
'lllc° t• John,N B Grecian, Todd, Gibraltar—British
1)ale, •
urg.
St. 1,11
Eli in the East, sailed from Jamaica 21st Angus%
is
I'N:IY Elizabeth, Birsett, sailed from Jamaica for this port tiid. to be lost.
kJ:ili•
a Johnson, Donaldson, and Lancaster, Hullen, hence at
St.
ulavoient2rge, hinson, at Alexandria in 32 clays..
-4ord ---v, Rollins; Norfolk Hero, Holmes ; British Queen,
aar, )7; Commodore, Robinson ; Dorothy, Hayes, and Box -
odwich, at Constantinople.
eq Reich,
Cardwell, at Genoa.
utdewyck, at Ostend.
Eiybsinns, Alexander, for Portland, U.S., le.aky at Cove.
keet,s"'etrlr, of Liverpool, off the Isle of Wight.'
linwyl, from Bahia at Cove.
kktry
It/3AM 25th SEPTEMBER.—Wind W.N.W. to W.S.W.,
fresh.
Art
kav alvEn.—Black Prince, Martin, from Callao; sailed sth
fro" and from Pernambuco 13th August—Reliance, Mdcalfe,
New an ,
Mar ham • sailed 3rd August—Columbia, Furber, f_romw
°rl,,Y°rk ; sailed Ist September—Henry Lee, Very, from Ne
eea-"nn•---Barkhill, from Islaceio—Andover, Hayton, from
liega—Gratitude, Harvey, from Trinidad—St. Vincent, Shep-
-14, from St. Vincent—Marian from Antigua—Osprey, from
jolt° Rico—Rainbow, Lombard', from ginia—Pet, from St.
NB—Annetta Gilbert, Chapman from Montreal—John
01:nas Carr, Wilkins, from Redoutkali—Orlena, Maas, from
,lall—Gal way Lass, Jane, from Marseilles—Ellen and Jane,
',mama ; Margaret, Smith, and Apollo, from Archangel.
Cumberland, Power Co----lumbus, Green, and William Russell,
hence at Pernambuco.'
Resolution, -- and Messenger
Eamont, Cox ;
; Crown Mara''
y hence at Maranham.
art, hence at Constantino le. organ, and Robert Burns, Stew-
Scotia, Petrie; Bell, Gill
wdrop, Lelean, hence and Sno
ur the Danube. wrk, Rowland; Caroline, Gray;
h at Constantinople, and cleared
bel%fePtune, Miller; Bubona,
Mre at St. Petersburg. Berry, and Corsair, Stephens,
ft? Copp, hence at Smyrna.
Salter, and Jane, Stone, hence at Malta.
tigraa, Railing, hence at Riga.
kt_eassian, Dunlop, hence at Swinnemunde.
Errald, Dugdale, sailed from Smyrna 3rd September, and
A 1c,,,,Y and Zephyr. 6th September, all for this port.
Nicholls, sailed from Patras 6th September, and
All,' °nett, Bth, both for this port.
FaPnder, from Callao at Pernambuco, for provisions.
Ma,....drie, Houghton, from Bristol at Pernambuco.
MS'meY.s Alitter from Valparaiso off Cove.
Mari, from New YorkNoEffydiltt6oth.
an•GARET'S HOPE, ORIC Sept.—The
.Freheit,
Ned of Lubeck, from Danz y for Liverpool, which was
,ed7th
September, on the island of Stroma, got off on the
DritiOl.--1.`,4., now lies off Panbeay.
• '4, oe4 th at am:), 24th Sept.—Rebecca, fraosmfloHaatledifaxinfohrerLeivlaerst-
, wit as on shore at Penrhyn, w
11011 t apparent damage. •

a14'411 SUNDAY 26th SEPTEMBER.
Mlle Flora M'Donald, —, from Bombay—Mary So-
'ollnson from Calcutta—lndus, Cox, from Maceio—
A,7}1,17,01, Eldridge, from New York—Hannah, from Pug-
fraz'Morrison, Leitch, from Quebec—Tiber, Odessa—
fronVeixbarnaltry
Alexandria E—Herald, Auld,
~lenOnxPri/poa Isst,Kotcoli),erAt. Thomas—Ville de Cauebec,
iltl---Elean'ora, Cape, Bahia—Talleyrand, Webb; Far-
00deldbery, and Remittance, Marshall, New Orlean!4—
y'a!Yden, Savannah—General Taylor, Redman, Phila.
Yoroetoka, m`Guire and Thomas Dickson, Latham, for
Gra, and Henry Pratt, Condor, Mobile
2t°1.1-r1 Maguire Charleston—Amelia, Agry,
Yarmouth N.S.—lsabella Stewart, M`Kinney,
'se "`, A ''—Flora, Shaddock, IN
Barbara
t2hal'Rrogii___Tisrtaerdarn—D. Maria, Rasmusen_and Albion, Berck,
Gregorius, Copenhagen—Clipper, Holland,Ce-
r,",Jr,„,eaP Talbot ; City of the Sultan., Gilinam and
`,ll"'zitzk-"ea, Constantinople—Hevellius, Zielcke, and Eun-
ten all, Danzie—Gode Anna, Olsen. Drontheim—Amehe,
,vett4,lllare—U. Svane, Wulff; Frederickstadt—Tapperhe-
,v4loxand-Va, Gothenborg—Esther and Sophia, Sondeberg ;
Zit i
~lian, c!'„,_?,a, RenderVertrauwen, Spell, Hamburg—
,g Kiel—Ann Paley, Lister, Lisbon—Giovanna
tie 4arl-„", kkghorn—Sansons Riccardo, Messina—Regina
falcZave —ea, Naples—Corsair, 'Boyling, NaTva—Commerce,
to,,,Ko_2,7stend_Anonimo, Costa, anq Indian% Carmehch,
etor, Brandt Rostock—Dispatch, Darnell and
I,'lgh`r ; Van Wyk, Rotterdam—Courier, Witt;
)1711;4.e...5e, Brooksoh ; and Die Krone, Althaber, Stettin
."1.4131 May, Syra—Eliza Sanders, Sanders,. Smyrna-
-1.101„„aeld Pack
Tanner, Swinnemunde—William ant! Henry,
Ahrl, 'le, hledatri—H k, Danelson, and Earl Stanhope,
o rd: varlieste—. Berthaal,c Farenburg,
_Stralsund—Emerald,
encia—Enigheden, Swahn, Vv yberg.
Ydreedv Pr.
28t111.i.,, hence at Manilla 25th May, and sailed for
ktilerland
katilqa Tie, hence for China, at Anjer 6th July.
1g44412, dirce for China, at Anjer 20th July.
,Col,,Ulare'Ta Fakmar, Johnston; Countess of
_W. estmore-
`4rd Active, Christie, hence at Alexandria.
Atlneptenlb4r. allett, hence for New York, off Cove on the
Orix..nridtio„
ChriWtlral3g, hence at Bombay 20th July.
IB nigtS
Fella. 1„„_r,11, hence at Bombay 28th July.
iffe IY, hence at Calcutta 17th July.
1„, c_s_F:u.ett, Newby, dittoo at ditto 18th July.
ditte at d 2nd July.
Gre'ves, ditto at ditto 24th July.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Sept. Hon).
20, Robert Ballantyne (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
30, Andrew Birrell (proof) Ditto, 11
30, James Jones (Ist)
Oct. 1, Robert Wright Roberts (2nd) Ditto, 11
1, Walter Crosse (2nd) Ditto, 11
1, Michael APArdle (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
1, John Kinder (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
1. Edmundson Cooban (proof and div.)
4, Charles Henry Perry (proof and final div ) Ditto, 11
4, Joseph Jennings Day (Ist) Ditto, )1

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. Indirect. I Direct. Indirect.
---- —
Australia .. .. May I Lima I .. July 10
Bahia ...... .. Aug. Maranham 'Aug. 3 ..
Barbadoes .. .. Aug. 24 Mauritius I .. July 12
Bombay.... .. Aug. Mobile .. Aug. 24
B. Ayres .. .. July ?.tonte Video; .. July 16
Calcutta . • • • Aug. 8 New Orleans .. Aug. 24
C. G. Hope. .. June 2 New York 'Sept. 1 ..
Charleston . .. Aug. Pernambuco.' Aug. 12 ..
China .. July 24 Rio Janeiro.. .. July 30
Demerara • • Aug. 19 Savannah .. .. Aug. 26
Havana
Jamaica • . Aug. 23 ralparaiso .. .. June 26
jagt Guayrs ,. Aug. Vera Cruz .. I . , Aug. 4

PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, SEPT. 27.
Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packet
Destination. from London sailed, due.
S'HAMPTON STATION
Lisbon 7th, 17th, Jupiter .... Madrid .. ..
Madeira
Spain
Gibraltar
1
Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Hindostan.
Greece and Egypt.... of every Sept. 20
India, Ceylon ,& China, month.
(1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind.
(except Honduras & 2nd and 17th 'Avon .. .. . . Next Mail
Bermuda,). For. Col. of every Sept. 17 due Oct. 7
in W. Indies, except month.
Havana, Venezuela,
and Madeira
(2) Mexico& Havana . } 2nd of every Forth Next Mail
(3) Bermuda St. Juan month only. Sept. 2 due Oct. 7
de Nicaragua, and 17th of every Avon Next Mail
New Grenada
FALMOUTH STATION.
Madeira, Brazil, and} Evng. of 4th HMB Crane HMB Seagul
Buenos Ayres
LIVERPOOL STATION.
Brit. N. America, Ber- 1 18tk instant. ;II ibern i a . . Caledonia ..
Elude, sued U. States I I Sept.l9 Sept. ao

Prices marked thus "p" are at a premium; those marked
d" are at a discount.
" R" denotes Shares called in for Registration.
" 5" denotes Scrip Shares called in for Registration'

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, SEPT. 25.

DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 22 ; Relieved and at own
request, 3 ; Made Out-patients, 3 ; Irregular, 2 ; Dead, 4.
ADMITTED : In-patients, 31; Out-patients,6 ; Casuals during
the week, 10; Remaining in the House, 188.
Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon Mr.
M‘Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley ; House Visi-
tors, William M'Crackan and T. Macgill, Esqrs. ;
Chaplain, Rev.W.Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, SEPT. 25.

ADm Irrs D : Accidents, 20 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 16; Total, 36.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 24;
Relieved and at own request, 4; Attended as Out Patients, 15 ;
Irregular, 1 ; Died, 2; Remaining in the Hospital, 97.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr.
Jones; House Visitors, Jaques Myers and Thomas
Irlam, F.sqrs.; House-Surgeon, Mr. 'l'. B. Gildersleeves ;
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Win.
Hughes.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

NUMBER OF NEW PATIENTS ENTERED ON THE BOOKS OF THE

. -
DISPENSARIES DURING THE WEER ENDING SEPT. 27.
NORTH.—New cases received advice and medicine at the in-
stitution, '‘'29 new cases visited at their own houses, and sup-
plied with medicine, 144: total, 373.—Visitors, Walter F. Mac-
Gregor, Esq., Vice-President; Mr. George Green Hornhy,
Mr. J. Aspinall Tobin, and Rev. Herbert Jones. House Sur-
geon, Mr. Archibald Arnott.
SOUTH.—New cases received advice and medicine at the in-
stitution, 166; new cases visited at their own houses, and sup-
plied with medicine, 86; total, 334.—Visitors, Charles Booth,
Esq., Vice-President ; Rev. D. D. Stewart, Rev. Cyrus Morrall,
and Mr. Avison. House Surgeon, Mr. John Leech.

BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,
SEPTEMBER 25, 1847.
HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 2 ; Discharged—Cured, 2; Relieved,
0; Made Out-Patients, 1; Not Benefitted, 0; Irregular, 0;
Dead, 0; Remaining, 7.—DISPENSARY.—Out-Patients—Ad-
mitted, 20; Discharged, 10; Dead, 0; Remaining, 138: Home
Patients—Admitted, 11 ; Discharged, 12; Remaining, s 6. Total
since January 1, 1917.
Visitors for the ensuing week, Rev. C. J. HAMMns, =
Mr.
and
W. Jackson, Esq., M.P. ; Consulting S
Stevenson and Mr. smith • Surezn for urgeo
the ensuing
week, Mr. Vale ;Treasurer, 14r. It. isryans, Jun. ; House
Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall. Thomas Fry, Honorary Se-
cretary.

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. IFlogx. EVENG.: HGHT. HOLYDAYS, ETC.
Sept. h. m. h. in. I ft. in.
.Tuesday._. • • 114 136 19 8
Wednesday• 29 158 222 18 0
Thursday .. 30 246 3
Friday Oct. 1 340 410 13 10
Saturday .. 2, 445 522 12 2
Siiiiday .... 31 6 4 647 11 7 18th Sunday aft,Trills
gvaday 4; 7_26 st 3 11 3I;