The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-10-26 00:00:00

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44418 exPected that the telegraph communication the ad be-
11411tion and Liverpool will be completed before
eof the ear. •
Qi". George Yllolt has been brought forward by
_ the
s
the rials for West Derby Ward. Mr. Josias Booker
ii;)aservative candidate.
ticeh'Y Ranson, Esq., has been elected a trustee of the
kspi;:ed,, Viztuallers' Institution, in the place of James
Es q.,_ deceased.
An Lit-sa Dad, Esq., of this town, has lately phrchased
:s-ate of 335 acres called Snoclhill , near Hay,
at: e'ordshi w Williams, of Ranelagli-
-eet. - re, -from Mr. m• 1 ,
Oo
,;",e 17th ult., John Bell, millwright, was engaged
Iter.alsri."g a smal spout at the Rice Mills, of Messrs.
I,`"tert„ XnPson and Co.. Burlington-street, when the
die the 'e main shaft caught him and broke his arm.
THI,„.-bof the injuries last week.
BANK.—The paid-up capital of this bank
."4• 1
aP A shares of £l,OOO each ; £5OO only being
4:t' h; few days prior to its suspension the shares
roees„e;:"eg at £B6s.each, being £365 premium. It may
‘11(1 tg°ned, that the number of shareholders is 250,
(la 't was established in the year 1836.
tastoueedaY, the body of Hugh Donnelly, a labourer,
~41e ifizad floating in George's Dock-gut. The wife of
Ntop'deaceased deposed- that he had been missing since
Nden 3% He had a penny in one of his pockets. No
Ner.e
e was produced to show how he had got into the
hied It
„'''°lltiay, Terence M'Cain, a boy fourteen years old,
;jo,-,,eder the following circumstances :—Three weeks
Ifttt"e was in the act of ascending the stage of a vessel
att the Brunswick Dock, when a splinter entered one
Mme °es of his left foot. It was poulticed, but he Tbe-
Worse.
teNne, Prize medal awarded by the Council of theVeteri-
it4 iated-eal Association, London,- to the pupil of t the ,
Veterinary College, who dissected the
' of a horse, shewing the arteries, veins, nerves,
rrits, and muscles—the foot being removed and
l'attely prepared in the best manner—has been gained
11~8. Cartledge, veterinary surgeon, Bawtry, son of
b 7 artledge, Nottingham Arms.
DROWNING.—On Saturday, an inquest was
uay.A' oefore the borough coroner, on view of the body of
:ire,,,j',,Yatn Abell, aged 27, a seaman on board the snip
I,eaald'an,AlYing in the Salthouse Dock. Deceased was 10st hisa l'otioti na bolt out of the stern of the vessel, when
kto save g and fell into the dock. A man jumped and a plank was thrown out to him, but
2111 k al hnmost immediately, and when got out was quite
LF verdict, " Accidental death."
kat
tere TITRE AT ICIRKDALE.—The inhabitants of Kirkdale
oth entertained and instructed by a highly useful
dolvP.tactical lecture delivered by Mr. Sutton, of L.on-
!IN a the
Ita tlectr: National SOlool-room, on Monday evening,
thl'ortant city, magnetism, &c., exhibiting the various
aPolications of that very interesting science to
v. Itriki of every-day life. The lecture was illustrated
largrie geiPeriments, and gave great satisfaction to a
tk and respectable audience.
opt.„,
po„, that t, ENT MINISTRY.—The Morning Chronicle
Ray .11npression left on he minds of the Liver-
thart'.,loll, after the interview with Government,
of L. 44t pe_. the Chancellor of the Exchequer had not up
Zl,„the al 11°d been thoroughly acquainted with the extent
1,4 antl,ing pressure that existed." The Liverpool
telit -eAriatlc:-nev Whig paper, clenches this g that
Oarid 5.'11,11 ministerial speakers were Lord John Rus-
leel it Charles Wood, neither of whom possesses th,e,
e°l4,,ettY btr9ctical knowledge of commerce pr bank. great
twiepe.• -er, then,
to preside over the affairs of a,
, tkt lal country, mo, tam Y.
44c, 111,- A FEMALE ON SHIP-BOARD.—A woman,
boaern.,e,ao 7. Ross, who was a passenger on board the
n
", 0d,,,41P Sheridan from New York, was taken ill o
I,:r!,,atia the vessel, after her arrival, was lying in the
Ira;,,otal •on the same evening. One of the passen-
..r. 'ednd -vi'vsthat she had a bottle of laudanum, which
tliC▪ -urrYau."°ard empty. An inquest was held before
Makin; -.terday. Mr. Woods,. surgeon, however,
40;1!cea,-:',111)08t mortem examination, was of opinionand
`).%'„tct shad died from congestion of the lungs,
n_atural death"
. was accordingly returned.
"'uNotk were found in a belt round her middle.
6-1411^Nent:11.A HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.—This place of
)111.1ot,enS0 often with pleasure reverted to, will be
'birwrisrn to-morrow evening, (Wednesday,) when
.
I°l faroP• Mr. Henry, grand concert; his
14towd d is most inviting, and the hall will no doubt
hBe e t° excess In addition to the professionals,
amateur.s, announced in his excellent pro-
we learn that Mr. Henry intends delivering an
rileot":;t address on the " Encouragement of native
4ppo'.. a twist interesting subject, and one calculated to
hb,,,ve the reproach of Liverpool being a less "musical
itig. than its neighbours:
e W ho eto find Mr. Henry's
I,lPations fully
real zi ed
g.I`IMoNIAL TO MESSRS, PEERS AND YOUD.-011
.4`q hesday evening, a publi dinnr took place at. the
Coffee-house, on thee accasion of resenting a
'hldid service of plate from the P
et os
eJrasmfers
and Peter Youd, Esqrs., the ratepayershonorary Viand
of West Derby, as a testimonial ofrtleieir Ilii).4tion of the services rendered by them to the town-
Lletki The service of plate presented to Mr. Peers con-
°f a massive silver salver, tea and coffee pot, sugar
-, ere
am ewer, &c. The plate presented to Mr. Youd
f',,11,11„.q,. of a tea and coffee pot, sugar basin, cream ewer,
41(1). :,_and fork, gravy spoon, and two dozen silver
kgSl,l,;3°llt fort;gentlemen sat down to. dinner, James.
814', to-it.,,being called to the chair, and Josias Booker,
/°‘ 114" -"i'v,l"- chair. The health of Mr.. Cleaver, the
illitcle-141.'ere.47,°11s law-clerk of the township was drunk
Igable Qusiasm, as was that of Mr. Dolling, the
Np T!".k assistant overseer.
elitube.rt ''Pn Monday the London Standard stated that
b` eel did not visit the Liverpool Exchange be:
to 18 th'llshton said it would not be safe.
„Thefol
l'll74ic e suPposed substance of the advice : Neither
Ea Inae,p, nor the services of the police, are at all likely
tib:l?aigeg necessary by Sir Robert Peel's visit to th.e
ollfrvlOsilit' where, I think, he is quite secure against posa-
k„"tto ' But if I am asked my opinion, whether he
th'ltteo•dg° there, I say do not go." On Wednesday the
tip hashtPublished an apparently genuine letter from
Syl,ll denying that he had given the alleged ad-
L'he'v„%we,':..eatlY laudatory of Sir Robert Peel. On Fri-
41t, '°rth '`t, the Mercury printed a Lona fide letter from
ItiVkose stipendiary repudiating that. communication.
11.,ht°4 adds, that on one occasion Lord Lyndhurst
o 4 " Whig and something more," and that he
441., a objection to be so denominated.
ihot:,britts'S SCHOOL BAZAAR.—OUT readers will
' ,reo),'4l advertisement in another part of our paper,
GirLkivt '.'aZaar for raising money to enable the committee
~`4: sr,lPereased accommodation to the Infants' and
titc'Z'stlC,sq°ol in connection with St. James's Church.
ojelvolti,ark, will be opened in the Great George-street
44Zeshcleorrts, this morning (Tuesday). Every p?ssi--
ked`q at":inve been used to give publicity to the objects
ljotl;lthe benevolent promoters of this. bazaar ;
nOderst,-Ind that, through their e].rertions, the
wine, display of articles of the most unique deserip-
kt°4 fin?e 0!1 view at the different stalls. As the object
k es,
vi:vinch all our readers, we trust, are firm advo-
fchildren
Pt: promote sound scriptural education among f the oorer in the ulous district
,7,faticy fil.l--;:lbep
numberclasses of visitors and purchasers at
will we hope, be such as to ensure its sue-
;it LIVERPOOL DEPUTATION' TO THE PREMIER.—A
4,tation from this town
Vll'lt°wn, M.P., Mr. Ch'apc:isisting of the Mayor,
.Mr..
1, .7! Mr. Horsfall, Mr. itanilelirbyStuArrt I•ito.lA,aiind
0114,,1rtier, had an intervievv onrnTuesdav with Lord
in Downing-street, in order- to represent
l',,Nrdhip the present distressed condition of the
present and commercial interests of the country.
Ntt , to th
tN kis e representations of the deputation, Lord
It4,o4th2eli is understood to have expressed th_adseseops
felt by the government for the numerous cl
kle.4 tide at present suffering from. the effects of the
teii t, he distrust so generally prevailing. The govern-
tiltitha. 18441, had anxiously weighed ev.erymeasure of
k-1'8elo" 'lad been proposed, and they did not
.preclude
t be fr
(',re e from further considering any suggestions that
Yee tls'ered; but hitherto every description
. of inter-
lib, to Ot had been proposed was likely, in their opi-
4vatetlle.g on a recurrence of the present evil, in an
Ili': shape, at a future time.
qitfttlqi. el' MONEY BY GOVERNMENT FOR BIRKEN-
-441 he4r tide of fortune is again setting in towards
ergo the" The docks, and the important works con-
ti-peLlvi,.,th, which were almost spurned by the Li-,
~„,qtY) Committee, the other day; are about to be
inb;',Pro,"‘ government expense. Yesterday (Thurs-
-40,414,4 tilNe'lsel was received from government. The dock
t'L th-tteoll„a were summoned at three hours' notice,
v„°te „4t 4„-,pf them attended a meeting at three o'clock.
I'l 'era "e"rig the roposal of government was laid be-
ale It is topthis effect ;—The government is to
p.44(1 4,,°llE°SB,eSSion of the piece of made land on
Ora e "0 of the entrance to the great float,
‘hAissi°lldition of that land being recovered to the
klitivel)eilsaellere of Woods and Forests, they en. gage to pay
t'tld tile right 1' completing the sea wall, reserving to theme-
ttgkiN to of making any
. use they think fit of th
e make ,evk •it • eas many slips and sluices as they may.
' .1
con supposed that this stipulation is made with
,s 4 overti g portion of the land into an arsenal.
b'e •s -es"t4ilreadynexap-ended on the sea wall is £21,000,
oe,„ mated that, to complete it, £44,000 more
dOra "ath-'BBarY This amount government offers to
ots tee 45,-T3ndi'tions above named, and., in. addition, to
ekb"Mo,o for the purpose
.of finishing the great
14, iz,i,!inicinents, so as to bring the dock into con-
. I,l4ess : not to do all that was planned by Mr.
etebx_e government are to receive, in part, as col-
`l-"-LY, township bonds to the amount of £55,000.
• si'''t.e, er
ti,..Llu, 810 a °Posed to remodel the trust by an act of
Instead of the present board, the dock trust
tteel_to 1;" under the direction of thirteen commissio -
1411°Y the elected by the ratepayers of Birkenhead,
ktl!lt,)iglit.l,l4l7Bo raiepayers of Wallasey, three by the dock
L'ler‘te 01,' and the government to have the right to
i!tatio '•
who shall be chairman of the board. W
~issi'Ett 4 ellese proposals met with general concurrence,
avourable answer, signed by ten of the com-
;(ttrlily'oNvfas despatched to London on Thursday night.
1411 le4 th the government is expectedfew day.s,
.1144t!deede, be glorious
may be said to be complete. This
o..e°,tt alrZterestue(,3l
news for the landowners and
It st d propertythe splendid, but at pre-
p to
.reserted, town of Birkenhead. We may ex
-
211 b°el)e thean,d the township every day Improving, and
give 4 tmaY is far distant when any further check
It 'ter B• 0 the increase of the trade and commerce
at beds the Me ey Me?. ury.
treat iSeen by an .aTiverti:ement in our first page
svt to •
1,211e5, perfumer, &e , has removed from Cases-
e-street. *