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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

)een con

that our hopes of the crop are much higher than they were
last week, or even the beginning of the present.—Lan-

caster Gazelle,

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN MANCHESTER.—On Wednesday
evening, about half-past seven o'clock, a most extensive
fire broke out in the principal thoroughfare of Manchester,
Market-street ; and an entire block of buildings bounded
by Market-street, New Brown-street, Pool-street, and
Swan-lane was completely destroyed together with the
tailoring establishment of Mr. Hewitt, which was sepa-
rated from the pile of buildings by Pool-street ; and the
upper story of Messrs. Cunliffe and Brook's bank. In• the
pile of buildings were three shops, in Market-street, °cm-
% pied respectively by Mr. Redfern, b- hma/ • Messy'

, arusi_ .-Ker S.
Clark and Co., hatters ; and Messrs. J. and W. Wood,
cutlers; and the warehouse of Mr. Thomas Haigh, wool-
len manufacturer: Mr. James Sharp, woollen manufac-
turer; Mr. Frederick Smith, pr,per manufacturer; Messrs.

Maxwell and Co. Bolton trimming manufacturers; M.
F. Lockyer, stock manufacturer; Mr. W. Brandreth, ac
count-book manufacturer; Mr. J. B. Lee, manufacturer
of shirtings and domestics; Messrs. Labrey and Co.,
wholesale coffee dealers ; and Mr. R. H. Dawson, fustian
and cord manufacturers. The stack of buildings was fi,;°
stories high, with large cellars underneath where goods

-----
were stored, and one of which was occupied by Mr. Orin;
rod as an eating-house. The flames were first discovered
issuing from the second story over the hatter's shop, on
in a few moments—before the arrival of the engines froni
the Town's-yard—they had spread the entire length °
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

overseers they had not the m
say they are part of a body_ forming the
that be so, the

Lre not liable

be a different thing
the Select Vestry.

but you seem- to sue them

Mr. CROMT"TUN.—No ; as individuals who have been
interfering in the matter.
The JUDGE.—Show that they have interfered

You do

ceedings.
The plaintiff was nonsuited
Mr. Baines observed that I

Kr. Williams had money in
his hands at the time of the transaction, and that he
always had money in his possession. _ _ _

BARFF V. RONNTLANDS AND ux.—An action brought by
the plaintiff, Elizabeth Barff, against the defendants,
David Rowlands and wife, for the recovery of a sum of
£6O upon a bond. Verdict for the plaintiff.
SANDS AND OTHERS V. CALVERT.—An action brought
by the plaintiffs, Messrs. Sands, Turner, and Co., of
Liverpool, for the recovery of a sum of £ll9 from Mr.
Thomas Calvert, a manufacturer at Blackburn, being the
amount of advances of charges on goods consigned to the
house of Sands and Co., in Calcutta, for sale. '

‘. verdi(

The co

adjourned at five minutes to -six'o'cloali

rising of the court last evening

For Plaintiff

4,7, 8. 9, 11, 14, 15, 16, 41, If.

20, 22, 25, 27,
Withdrawn

Postponed.

Struck out

Transferred.

WEST DERBY REND
13, 19, 23, 27,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

RTICLE

SHIPS' CABIN FURNITURE AND PATENT
SEA- COTS ALWAYS ON SALE.

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE

MADE TO ORDER

TO PARTIES ABOUT TO FURNISH

BUYERS of CABINET FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY, CARPETS, &c. are invited to
the ORIGINAL CARPET and GENERAL FURNI-
TURE MART, 76 LORD-STREET, (Four Doors from
Paradise-street, where may be seen an immense As-
sortment of CABINET FURNITURE, suitable for
every Style of Apartment, in ROSEWOOD, MAHO-
GANY, BIRCH, STAINED, or PAINTED WOODS.

FEATHER BEDS, HAIR, FLOCK, WOOL, AND
SPRING MATTRASSES & PAILLASSES. ,

Well-seasoned LONDON and BRISTOL FLOOR
CLOTHS, cut in one piece to any dimensions.

OBSERVE

THE ORIGINAL CARPET HOUSE,
76, LORD-STREET,
MICHAEL ELLIS, PROPRIETOR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

€htna,

Now loading, anc

present month.
For HONG KONG and WHA.AIPOA,

JOHN 314bONALD, CC

ht or pass

.prily to Messrs. GLADSTO
J. J. STARKEY

G KON (

,nd WH

U U "1"1'A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

,elief of Derry, ti

after ti

other publ

were kept ringing for
The Rev. C. Seymou
large and attentive at

hoisted on the-Cathedral, the Testimor

places, while the jo.

the most part during the day.
preached in the Cathedral to a
dience, an appropriate sermon on
rom Psalm cxviii, verse 27, and after
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

A WINDFALI
landers, named Angus 11

A. discharged soldier of the 93d Hig
In. has iust fallen heir

ployment of the Duke of Sutherland
Mr. Squires, of Romanby, near Northallerton, had a
beautiful sample of new oats in Richmond market, on
Saturday, which sold for ss. per bushel. There was ano-
ther sample of new oats, from Cleasby, near Darlington,
which only sold for 2s. per bushel.
At the Glasgow police-court, on Tuesday, a boy nine
years of age was charged with having been drunk, and
unable to take care of himself, and it was stated that he
was so completely intoxicated as to have rendered it.ne-
cessary to carry him to the poli

INFLUX OF FLOUR.
rine's Docks (which art.
the great quantity of 60,000 ba
awaiting quay,
tits of Indian corn

-room to

-meal and
Wow

THE LATE JAMES
which passed in June, 1

Town-clerk of GlouceSter, that the sum of
SAND POUNDS was actually offered by the
the Town Council, and refused ! The Cor
do not get a single penny.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

oeen c
twelve at night, When ret

but not inc

brately

attacked most violently by the prisoners, who, he addec
finally robbed him of the monies stated. Mr. Pollock
defended the prisoners, and Mr. Blair conducted the
Prosecution. A wil-Tuumerl fhc assault. and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

John O'Co
the acciden

,ctedlv becam,

led fric

and yet

Le polled, wi

Derry Stand-

sociation held its usual weekly meeting
then Archdeacon Carroll read an address
Catholic Bishop, Dr. Maginn, and thir-

ity of Dub-

wishing description of the way in which h
i M.P. He had been forsaken. h

and supported by those
rice." Ireland is-just the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

et, Mr. OW
Knutsford.

Irs. MARY BAXTI

IHN SWIR

Olena, 'and vicar: apostolic of
uch esteemed as an amiable
I discreet ecclesiastical ruler.
IARI), son of F. lIARRISON,
n-le-Fylde, in this county.

WILMA

IZABETI

F. CAN

ir. Levi Wil

r. MOSES EVA

tWelll

LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, AUG. 16,

ALast Packet Next Packet
ml sailed. due.

Next Mail

cent fl

u, tier-1 19th i
Statesl

H iberDia

Aug. 30
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

17.

LAND,
cm Hills

of the
1, STA-
Good-

•ehouse,

ies who

en Corn-
,uperior-
od Case,

Pounds,

cry, all
id CHI-
Engine,
Fixtures,
1, at No.

to Mr.

at Field

JAGE or
1, known
mith side
Toxteth-
['ling by
ds to the
d now in

llet-lane
sive and

Railway
has thus
is to Ca-

r Mr. C.
f Mr. J.

fortable

e walled

atham's-

EXTEN.

0 Yards
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

At the half-

T subject
3S. You

This is

been so

the Ist

o con-
d wilt

ii)plause.)
he saw no

e to sit
to their

received

,e of the

tithor of the

of 15 car-

d children,
❑ds of tha

I to the

4, era, cart

that per—
) Bedford.

Lo followed

and liar

world worth
.1 only add,

Carr Glyn

be found
;ndangered
in railway

of the
a great

n the se-

es and
a great

t but a

With
Le com-

prietors
nd Bir-

vs which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Tuesday

Thursday.. 19 352 417 11 10
Friday ....20 449 524 11 0
Saturday .21 6 4 644 11 0
Sunday .... 22 723 8 0 11 7
Monday ...23 833 2 2

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL,

Direct 1 Indirect

Australia
Bahia
Barbadoes
Bombay
B. Ayres •
Calcutta
C. G. Hope.
Charleston .1

April 14 Lima
June 14 Maranham June2o
July 9 Mauritius
June 19 Mobile
June 6 Monte Video ..

(June 10 New Or
May 29 New Yo

. -
July 27 Pernambuco.
May 25 Rio Janeiro..
July 3 Savannah ..
July 19 St. Helena ..
July 9 Valparaiso ..
July 7 Vera Cruz ..

Demerara ..
Havana....

COURT AND FASHION.

The Queen and Pi

ince Albert paid a visit on
after the council, in the Fairy yacht, to the Gr.__
Constantine, on board the Russian steamer,
Majesty was entertained in a princely manner by h.
perial Highness.
Mdlle. Jenny Lind, Mrs. Anderson, and Signor La-
blache had the honour of attending at Osbor
evening of Tuesday. Mdlle. Jenny Lind and E.
blache sang several airs and duets, accompanied on the
pianoforte by Mrs. Anderson.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, attended by a limited
retinue, will leave this country for Madeira at the close of
the ensuing month. The illustrious visitor will occupy
the Governor's residence at that island during her sojourn
there.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

a match

pus ClUb

Aigburth

Ito-ad, between the second eleven of that club and the first
eleven of the Cambrian, which ended in the defeat of the

latter

y 16 runs,

The return match between the first

on Thursday next al Preston

ake place
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

severs

traffic, interest, &c., were £507,112 15s
balance of £242,607 Os. 2d.
BIRKENHEAD RAILWAYS.—A special general meeting
of the Amalgamated Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire
Junction and the Chester and Birkenhead Railways, was
held on Saturday, at Birkenhead. Joseph Bailey, jun.,
Esq., M.P., was in the chair. The report stated that,
" the only modification of the act as originally intro-
duced is one reducing the capital of the Birkenhead, Lan-
cashire, and Cheshire Junction Company £105,000'
which is equivalent to limiting the amount to be called
upon each original Cheshire Junction share from
£33 6s. Bd. to £31." After alluding to the great
increase likely to arise in the traffic on the lines by the
opening of the Birkenhead Docks, the report says :

"The success of the St. Helen's Canal and Railway Com-
pany in perfecting their line between Garston and War-
rington, assures this company, at an early period, of
another access to Liverpool, so that the traffic from the
docks on both banks of the Mersey will centre upon your
line from Warrington to Stockport and Manchester. The
Chester and Holyhead Company propose to open their
line from Chester to Bangor in October next ; the entire
line, except the Menai bridge next spring ; and the bridge
itself is also expected to be completed in the course of
next summer. A very considerable accession of passen-
gers and mineral traffic may soon, therefore, be expected
from this source." The works on the Chester and War-
rington line will not be completed until the spring of 1849,
in consequence of the pressure on the money market.
The time for completing the Cheshire Junction line has
been extended for five months. After a little discussion
the report was carried, and thanks were voted to the
directors. On the motion of Mr. William Potter, the
following gentlemen were appointed the new directors :
Joseph Bailey, jun., M.P., John Laird, Esq., William
Wanklyn, Esq., Cephas Howard, Esq., William Laird,
Augustus Radcliffe, Esq., James Burt jun., Esq., Richard
Bryans, jun., Esq., John Williams, Esq., John Cochrane,
WilliarYA Bellamy, Esq.? and William Davies? En.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

baits hp Zurtion

BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES.
TO ROPE MAKERS AND OTHERS : LODGE-LANE

MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on
THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, upon the Ropewalk and Premises, 74, Lodge-lane,
Smithdown-lane,

The STOCK-Ifc-TRADE, Working Tackle, and other Effects
of Messrs. Hulme and Co., Ropemakers, together with the use
ful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

to and Stocks, Ciist-iron Putties,
Bobbin-frame, Twine and
_Hemp

Spring eari, useful R
Desk, and a variety
making.

haft Gears, Office
ected with Rope-

the useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other

May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
on the Premises, or of the Auctioneer, at his Office, Clayton-
square.

LUCAS ane

(Weanesday,) the 18th ant, at One o'clock,
sir Repository, G Charlotte-street,
to Thirt seful CART HORSES
_

TWENTY
rnAss

.UCAS and Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

the'exret

large bi

to keep fresh
Barley, I
dull s

their value unaltered

alue, w

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. AUG. 13.
Sugar.—The demand has again been limited, and the sales
only amount to 620 hhds. of B.P. and 2000 bags Bengal, chiefly
good white, at previous prices, the demand beine•
this descrintion . Ann,.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

le immea

—The broad-gage party

great trial for parliamentary supremacy. On the broad-
gage side we find only Mr. Hayter, Mr. Rufford, the
chairman of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton
Railway, and Mr. G. F. Muntz, if he be really of broad-
gage principles. But on the side of the national gage we
have, to commence with, Mr. Glyn, Mr. Hudson, Mr. R.
Stephenson, C.E., Mr. Chaplin, Mr. Grenfell, Mr. Cob-
bold, Mr. Waddington, Mr. Bagshaw, Mr. Ellice, and Mr,

tlemen more or less engaged in the narrow-gage interest
There is but one broad-gaze line, an adjunct of the Grea

min-has be

n elected, while

Less than five chairmen a

;ensive ns

lines placed in parliament ! The preponderance of pOjw-er
is thus vested in the hands of those in whom the public
have a preponderating interest, and from whom the public

MIDLAND COLTIZTIES RAILWAY.—The half-yearly
meeting took place at Derby, on the 10th of August. Mr.
G. Hudson, M.P., in the chair. The director's report

,
which after the payment of the guaranteed dividend, of 4
per cent. to the Bristol and Birmingham Railway,
amounting to £47,384 ss. id., would enable a divi-
dend to be declared upon the half-year of £3 10s. upon
each £lOO of the Midland Consolidated Stock; £3 10s.
upon each £lOO of the Midland Consolidated Preferential
Stock; also a dividend after the same rate, upon £lO on
each of the £4O shares, and £2 16s. 3d. on each £lOO of
Birmingham and Derby Stock ; the same to be payable on
the 2Sth inst. This would leave a balance in hand of
£2,737, 10s. 9d. The locomotive department of the Bris-
tol and Birmingham line has been added to the Midland
management., The statement of the capital account showed

to the 30th June, 1847, in the construction of new line

ana various other works £8,658,
had been received on this account by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

rnday, retu:

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY

The feeling on the London Stock Excl-
commencement of the week wa

:tremel

and the prices of all kinds of securit

Towards the close of the week, howe

the bank
a of the set

in great reqt

st, at extreme r

rn mark

!ed an t

circles beyond
that the eras]

mend
of the

where about A

Wester
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

rise to him that a mystery surrounded

'The- sufferers are

the origin of the present accident
going on as favourably as can be expected ; with one or
two exceptions, all are approaching convalescence. The
total number of deaths resulting from the accident has
been 21. Only 11 bodies have been discovered, the
remaining 10 having been blown to atoms. Portions of
the human frame are still found in the corn fields at an

enormous distance from the scene of the catastrophe ; an
it is a disgraceful fact that some inhuman wretches, sin(
the accident, have actually possessed themselves of mut

lated f
bourn(

gments for the purpose
and Whitstable, portio]

of limt

ys to a depraved crowd at so much per head.
however, promptly put a stop

The di
to by t

authori

-DISCOVERED PLAN
nobly discovered is one which has for itself claims on our
attention of the most imposing kind. It ranks the third
of the secondary bodies of our system, its diameter being
estimated at about 50,000 miles, and its mass at 230
times that of the earth. Its distance from the sun is
nearly 2,900,000,000 miles, or rather more than thirty
times that of the earth, and the proportion of light
and heat it receives from the central orb one nine hun-
dredth, that which falls on our world. Its period of
revolution round the sun is estimated at 172 of our years,
and its mean rate of movement will therefore be little
more than 10,000 miles an hour, in strange contrast to
that of the " swift-winged Mercury," which is 110,000.
Whether or not it rotates upon its axis is not yet
definitely known, nor is it likely to be, unless- some
unwonted and peculiar phenomenon shall indicate the
existence of such rotation, for years to come, and many
other minor details with regard to the orb, the incli-
nation of its axis, its possession of an atmosphere, &c.,

THE LAS'

The orb thus
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Aug. 11, 1841.

IS OF WILL FORGERY Al' BATR.--*
i)een engaged during the
gainst four persons of the
s Ford. John LthVis, and
3 the deceased), for hav-

housekeer

1 the e

having been
1 of April, up to which time

tleman Ot

nsider-

t Mr. William

of Jul

,ts and other pe

sons at

were kept.

h he i

t to f

h from Quiet-
le and cancelled.
nd Mr. Wintle, so-
mter part of the day

)owdir

'isposition of
Iwasd

the de-

of June in

Cfn Sunday

years of

)owding• calling on him, elt

by which to devise
3sed of. That cOdi-

d on the

mday was eke-

Mr. Dowding's Clerks,
y the d

m-iing he expi

worse,

i. Dar tig

thou of six months.-
at term a letter was'

,trar of Doctors'

Mr. John
ter signed

informed

'o the I

and enclosed
trig. Mr. In-

rogative Court, London."
tion Mr. Dowding went to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

J. HOI

and the 0.

ICE and STABLING I

!ly erected on the

Piece of Land, (the walls running along the north-east and the
south-east sides of the said Land being party walls.)
And also all those Three MESSAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES and SHOPS lately erected thereon, and fronting to
Chapel-street aforesaid.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
_

For further pudic
54, Hamilton-
verpool

ars, apply to Mr. BLUNDELL, Solicitor,
ivare, Birkenhead, and 4, Sweeting-street, Li-

VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, in GREAT
HOWARD-STREET, SPRANGER-STREET,and LOVE-
LANE, in LIVERPOOL.
By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John-street, Liverpool,
subject to such conditions of sale as will be then produced,
Lot 1. ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the east
side of Love-lane, and north side of a new street
running from Great Howard-street to Love-lane, called Spran-
ger-street, containing to the front of ranger-street 157 feet,
and to the front of Love-lane 17.1 f ,and contains in the whole
about 2778 square yards, and ounded on the west by the

re yards,

Northern Goods
Lilway Company,

A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, or Two YOUNG
LA. GENTLEMEN, can be acco odated with a SITTING-
ROOM and One or Two B OMS, with the use of a fine
toned Piano. Refer i 1 be given and required.
Inquire at 22, Chester-street, Birkenhead.

THE LAKES,

MO be LET, well FURNISHED, a beautiful COUNTRY
I RESIDENCE, within a quart of a mile of Keswick.
Drawing and Dining-rooms 25 feet by 17, seven Bed-
rooms, and every other ssary convenience.
Apply to Mr. GEO E WATSON, Surveyor, Keswick.

MO be LET, a BONDED WAREHOUSE, suitable
for General Merchandize, and altered according to the
Fire Prevention Act, with double entrance fronting a yard on
the east side of Lancelot's-he en ranee also fronting a
yard on the south side of ' erley:street.
Apply to Mr. ROB ALN, Union-buildings, North John-
street; or to GREEN and TAYLOR, 16, Union-street.

MO be LET, beau
shire, and comma

ullv sivated at Holt Hill, Che-
of the surrounding

rooms, 11;e---Bed-rooms
au4vd

HOUSE
t
and gooa
HOUSE, with two Sit
Zliftn'oeri!flots3es, Holt-hill; or
or at

►gym

Ily to WILLIter

LET, with immediate possession, ready
ISIIED, and is fit for the reception of a large FamilY,
YLAN, on the fertile banks of
it panoramic scenery.

)ighshire, adjoining Shropshire•
on at Ruabon three miles, Over-

f all Entrance
nom,
wo xe g

yglaofty Drawing-rooter
, and Library, 16 by 16,
.00ms, eleven other Bed-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

le said will w

forgery.

iandwriting. The
and contained not
purported to be witnessed
since deceased ; but' Mr.

citing, at once pronounced
imitation. On legal pro-
ist the suspected parties,
en Ford, who prayed thee
rorma pauperis, and a suit
Twelve months had, how,

the othei

found. Fifteen months
;h of the deceased, when
• be signed by Mr. Slack,
as the will, viz., the 30th

lisposition of the property.
s found in the house of the
Dad. It was witnessed by
Henry Mant. Lewis and

had seen Mr. Slack
rson named J. S. Man-
'lant and Manning
'fr. Mant then
1 in his hand,
Id Ford)

they (Levi

'id this evidence

proved not to be ge-
xob Stoodley Manning
Lt was settled, the affi-
and the Judge of the
case to be one of for-

. very po,
Slack's
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

PIANO-FORTE FOR SALI

TAMES PALMER begs to inform those Parties who
are about Purchasing a Piano-forte, that he has been Com-
missioned to SELL, for a Lady leaving town, a very superior-
toned COTTAGE PIANO-FORT egrnt Rosewood Case,
Six Octaves and Three-quart , and nearly new. The above
Instrument is to be sold f e low price of Twenty-five Pounds,
and will be warranted.
45, GREAT ORFGRD-STREET,

lon Ro,

rpo be DISPOSED OF, by PRIVATE TREATY, all
j_ that well-established COCOA, CHOCOLATE, and CHI-
CORY MANUFACTORY, with a Six-horse-power Engine,

r. Alex

fer Bean, at No:

Apply to Mr. MA,r6a, (opposite,) Marybone ; or to Mr
ARNOLD BARUCH ON, 3, Royal Bank-buildings, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

thing however havi

!moved
—Guilt

diet
hard la-hour

g been c

a effec

g an entrance, no.

'though suffi

dint

Twelve months' imprisonment— a

Thomas TVaterhous

t Water

Crompton, in

al certain a
,rt of -the y

)use, and

imated t

tle before six o'clock, and

PRIUS COURT

Before Mr. Justice Wib
PRESTON 27. GELL

or, brought by
judgment obtained

writ of e

ton, to reverse

nd the error assigned;

time of entering the judgment, -the plaintiff was an
infant. The defendant, Frances Thomas Gell denied
this fact, and issue was joined upon it.
Mr. KNOWLES said the simple question for the jury was
this—whether at a certain date, to which attention would
be directed, the plaintiff was or was not an infant within
the age of twenty-one years, because if he was he would
be entitled to a verdict ; if he was not, then the defendant
‘5,,,11,1 I,n entitled to it. In the Course of last year the

ney in LI
e bill ; he

it brow

.ntiff with a wr

;hen, by

6th of (

Latever the rest
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

ad Pkiory

y, by an

its giand-

carelessly

ig the di-

,sda* after.

to a man
1, Ashton,
Ln estate in
m by the
have been

a pair of

des, both
as held on

and inge-
id presided
lrewarded,

)n the first

t the wea-
-11 supplied
of viands,
from Mrs.

ake from

ple supply
Liverpool.
rated with

s enlivened

very hand:

)assed off
be recol-

cutting 0.1

the we

Le oats are
wheat and

should
bulk will

:ion of the
ities would

t we disco-

t time th.!

dly, had it
Lid by this

ress of the
t measure.

it of the

r portions,
roduce be;
umber, ane
tat we shall,
will be 01
hould have
ure to sal

n they were
ant.—Lan-

WednestlaY
t extensive

lanchesterr
gs bounded
street, and

r with the

I was sepa-

1 ; and the

In. the

breet, occu-
w ; Messrs.
W. Wood,

sigh, wool

_ .
anufacturer

and go.,

.son, i6sqao

igs was five
'here goods
r Mr. Grin-
; discovered
s shop, and
ngines fr of
e length
°

ICTOSS
!ndangering
itter street'

Ltely on 11.9
• in the al'
ltv that the
mildings

rn-si ie- e- t , tis
krrower than
flames were,
,xtinguisbe.!
amage, it "

on Toes cloi

remove°'•
very qUit.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

zuiz, for Salon
-Cindad

t, Grande, Vault
=lns, Sangster, 1

n, Miller, Constantino-

'I-ince Of Wales, Jones, Syra
Rapid, Eschelson, for Gamla

no for this port 15th July

Lindland, at Cove, leaky
t ditto.

rry, at Belfast, with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

I did t

He took the Times ne

out of par!:

did you stand up then, _
(Loud cheers.) Do you know, my Lord Suirdale,
Frenchman said of John Bull ? He said "he
very well, for he eated de oyster an
(Loud laughter.) But, Tory landloi
candidate was turned out of Lincoln

Mr. Collett, a

call him

yoti thought him

Oh, gentlemen, are 3;

Loud i

•you can't co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

A s74l')

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

APateo bp uttton.

gPales bp 'Mutton

BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE. BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES.
TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. TO ROPE MAKERS AND OTHERS : LODGE-LANE.
By Messrs. WALKER and BIRD, TR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on
To-moßßow, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Eleven o'clock THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Eleven o'clock
•• 1.1 n.,..,,_orppt. Old Chester-road, precisely, upon the Ropewalk and Premises, 74, Lodge-lane,
Smithdown-lane,
The STOCK-IN-TRADE, Working Tackle, and other Effects
of Messrs. Hulme and Co., Ropemakers, together with the use
ful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Lower Tranmere, Cheshire;
rpm genuine STOCK-IN-TRADE, CARTS, TIM-
-11 CARRIAGE, CART GEARS, and other Effeds of
Mr. William Jackson, jun., a Bankrupt, comprising a large

Boards, Window I
Scaffolding Planks

'rames, Sashes,
, Wheelbarrows,

Copper jar:pan, Iron Furnac

and Wood Shed: Vair of Shear Poles

nd Windlass, Pair Four-end

iately after the a 1

)LD, or

>ey:view,

May be viewed c
on the Premises, a

d Hemp

Church-street, Livery

Also-, the useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

.N rose, and wa

urst of acclamation

paper out of his pock
table, said to Mr. Collett

ing forwa

s like to catch t

pendent landlords of Tipper;
in the house of Commons

murderers, and did not
I dil

r. COLLETT

Oh, respectable d

,4-h you are Tori(
iter), who will 1.

Love you t

your cl3ildre

not one

human kindness in their boson
fellow (pointing to Mr. Collett

auffbox

rt, and, throwing it with fc

There's your speech at
) "My Lord Suirda

on the

whole course

Who ar

and up to defend pc

❑ts of the Ti

3U whe

Imp of the
id that ill,
.d he is a N

commenced writing in his tablet

hil Ru
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

the as
that the rail
froth?

again b
hop
We b

_ ...._, bulk of our population cannot or will not see what
. .

is. We had what our contemporary calls
in April last. We cannot consent to give
lame. It was nothing more than the or-
)peration of our monetary system, which

)mpels is to ch(

k the progress of our
I commerce and which virtually confiscates, or
least renders unsaleable, except at a vast de-

s. portion of the metallic basis of
is -withdrawn for the purpose of

Under any other -eircum-

f arising from over s

peculation m

t of such over speeul;

Lt of individuals, from the mea-

er se, or from the nec

ssity of

succumb under such rate of interest and for such time as
may be essential to effect that object. Let things take
their best and natural course, and the evils to be endured
will still prove such as few have even yet ventured to con-
template ; let the painful process of cure be retarded by
the tampering concessions of an interested legislature, and
and grinding period of distress before we shall
athe freely will be such as to wear out heart and
and to sicken all men with the struggle."
to direct attention to the passage, which

we have marked in italics—" Adviince money—
facilitate imports of provisions and an export of
gold in the face of both railway consumption and

Free Trade." ! and something dreadful will occur.
'Why the Free Traders told us that the object of

provisions.; and we assure them that such must be
the case, whether for consumption here, or to be
stored by our capitalists to supply the wants of
Eura, The imports of foreign grain must be,
unde -esent system, a staple and immense
ldustry I trade, the impot_and storage of sugar is a great

er our pr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

; we

leave to state, Za—tiCi.-av'

'our ulualils, tc

ie Town Cou- Cit

_ furnace or
osa4Tbre or aflOaLl and that to test our prin-
fee or

lit,
they may be pleased to

at flue'w

We are, Gentlemen, yours, &c.,
WINSPEAR, HYDE, and Co.

Great Howard-street, Liverpool,
August 12th, 1847.

HERCULANEUM DOCK COMPANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF-
YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the HERCULA_
NEUM DOCK COMPANY wil d on TUESDAY, the
Thirty-first day of August at, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 11,
Tower Chambers, Liv , for the usual purposes.
By order,

Birkenhead, 16th Aug,

MACdREGOR LAIRD, Secretary.
et. IR4'7_

BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY -COMPANY-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next
HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of PROPRIE-
TORS of this COMPANY will be held (in pursuance of the Act
of Parliament) at the White Lion Hotel, in the city of Bristol,
on WEDNESDAY, the Ist of September, at Twelve o'clock.
The Chair will be taken at One o'clock Precisely.
JAMES W. BULLER, Chairman.
The Transfer Books will be c' aturday, the 21st of
August, and not be reopened after the said General Meet-
ing on the Ist of Septem
•

Shares in arrear a et entitle the holders to vote, nor are
-----
Proxies valid unle odged with the Secretary five days at the
least before the Meeting.
By order of the Directors,

Bristol, Office, Brc

'BADHAIII, Secretary.

t.MBERGATE, NOTTINGHAM, 'AND' 80-STON
AND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY.

7-YEARLY QE,

RAL MERTING

IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF—
.II• YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLD-
ERS of the above COMPANY will be held, at the Exchange
Hall, in the town of Nottingham, on TUESDAY, the twenty-
fo u-th day of
et August
:instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon,
when the

IS HERE UItTHER GIVEN, that at this
ill be ection of Four Directors, to supply

the vae`aincles-1
Vote by Proxy

.fitenditi to

FOREIGN (5- COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE,

UNITED STATES.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA

The Royal mail steam-ship Britannia arrived in the
Mersey at ten o'clock on Friday night, with 104 passen-
She left Boston on the Ist. She brings news of

Mexi-

some importance.
It was learned by telegraphic despatch that the
can government had come to terms with the United States
so far as to appoint commissioners to meet the State 9
(Mr. Trist) on the 4th July, to negotiate for peace
-ested by armistice, has, before now,
ter of the capital of Mexico. A fore,
had be
9f 150 men

holders
freely o

The n
sales.

n defeated near the

which is I

but th

tO t

31) point to a fur-

-rvest had ended in the southern and mid-

lerchant

NEW Yc

but hold

451,214 bust

.1, by ti

; barley

'OLAND

and north-
tory, from

A.merican
t of their

s of ti

, or th

Le holder

DAY. J

account

would ruy

There were no sale

On the sc
for the I

than vesterdE
In pr(

54c. to 55,

ted on t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

true, even to minutiae. The female figure is equally gro-
tesque and truthful. " Watty and Meg," (from Wilson's
celebrated poem,) is a still more elaborate - Watty

. „
two children,) and go to sea. She relenting, is in the at':
titude of kneeling, prior to yielding to his alternative
either to treat him with kindness or submit to a separa-

passage being,—
" Meg a' sabbin sae to lose him,
Sic a change had never wist,
Held his hand close to her bosom,
While her heart was like to burst."

The countem____
masterly manner. These figures are all as large as life ;
and the stone from which the last-named group was cut
weighed from the quarry six tons. There are also smaller
figures in stone of Prince Charlie and Flora Mc. Donald

cut by Mr. Anderson's son, giving promise of great future
excellence in the art,—and moulded figures of Sir W.
Scott and Wilson, by Mr. A., well worthy of minute in-
spection.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

ter in the 7

r and the deficien

We were aware that we must supply
ourselves from the granaries of Europe and America.
But immediately that we had made preparations to

bod; but, NV
nds of industry mus
nay draw ten or twelve millions of

yes, the 1

lilst sup-

)1d to pa

)ut you must

'our mills, your mines

11 take away from yoli the

n markets- in e.

change for the bread you want to feed your people."
Hence it was that the so called panic, which was

n real

only:a money famine, did not begin when

t ought

un ; did not
k began its el

n fact begin

Api;il,

mid have begun, had we posseised
apable of regulating itself to the
ing circumstances of the country.

s says that this par

:5 which 021.

;ent of the year was

:tarded- by the Ban

until the spring. Of
That institution threw their dis-
market with a lavish hand so lone

lurse it vva

,ounts into the

,nxious to make the most of the

supply of gold which they must have known was
only temporarily in their hands. Such is the

natural
itself sul

in of ti:

stem to which it is

and which constitutes it a machine
alternately feed speculation and put
a legitimate commercial operations.

—we might h

portion of the m

ncoura

ou shall have them back on the condition that you give
me 54 inches for a yard, instead of 36 ;' here the draper
clearly loses 50 per cent. to buy back the golden wands.
This is precisely what our manufacturers are compelled
- -
m interfered and virtu- I to do to get back the sovereigns from the foreigner; they

50 pey

must reduce the price of their goods to him-by _
cent., and give him three bales of cloth where otherwise

they would only have given two.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY

BENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully invites Families
about to Furnish to inspect his very extensive

STOCK OF
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY,

At 46, LORD-STREW;

NEXT DOOR BELOW THE,afERCURY-OFFICI

SUIT OtrrikOTROOMS,

~/f
The great improvem s recently introduced in the method
of manufacturing H ware by Machinery and various patent
processes, togethe with the system adopted by the Advertiser
in conducting his business, enables him to sell Goo
_

been in the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

ter of the prisoner Burke, was the first and chief witn

She was dreadfully affected and cried,
She had to be held on the
s to the parties who were present in
it when the murder took place—in-

called
wirra ! let me to my moth(
table. She deposed
the house on the ni-1

" wirra !

eluding the prisoners and other
Nhiskey, and her mother was drunk

Some of them were
she had

ctrinkin
that da,.

been at a fai
on the bed. They (I

Burke was also drunk, and laid
nt) then all knelt down and said

Shacket first, followed by her mother. They then brought
in Gara, and her mother gave him whiskey. (The child
was here greatly agitated, and cried to be with her mother.)
When they came back into the house, James Shacket had
a hatchet in a handkerchief under his arm, and he killed
Burke with it, Gara assisting him. Shacket struck him
with the hatchet on the head : Gara then took and struck
deceased with it. Her mother was then at the door. and

was sick and fainting. The prisoners were all together.
Eleanor Shacket took a rope of one of the cows, and tied

her mother's

hen sen

witness to

mountain to alarm, and say there were robbers in the house.
She was told not to call at Dennis Cryan's, next door, until
her return.—The jury found a verdict of guilty, and Baron

21st September. Bridget- Shacket was recommended to
mercy, as she was drunk. Eleanor Shacket, who had a
infant in her arms, betrayed most emotion. The

widow of deceased was quite u►imoved. None of them
made any statement why sentence of death should not be
passed upon them.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

,AND,
n Hills

of the
L, STA-

ehouse,

es who
ul Cora-
uperior-
)d Case,

Pounds,

.TY, all

d CHI-
Engine,

to Mr
pool.

A Field
TAGE or
known
luth side
Toxteth-

is CO the
I now in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Mails desp'dlLast PacketlNext Packet
'rum Lon don - due.

IPTON SPAT I 0

Malta &lonian Islands} 3rd and 2f
Greece and Egypt.... of every
India, Ceylon,* China
Ot month.ev,.
(1) Brit.
(except Honduras nd.Sz „.,
Bermuda.) For. Col.
HinaWva.na lndies,.sreneexzuceelpat,
month
and Madeira....

landl7

(2) Mexico& Havana

(3) Bermuda St. Jtu
de Nicaragua, at
New Grenada

jil7th of every D
month only.l

FALMOUTH STATION.
Madeira, Brazil, and 11
Buenas Ayres J

MI u da, and V, .4tates )1

} ;
7th, 17th, jMadrid ,
and 27th ofi Au;
every month

Niedway

2nd of every IMedwa
month *nip. A

,bria .. !Hibernia

Aug. 41

Next Araa
lue Aug. 32

Next Mail
Sue Sept. 7
Next Mat

B. Petrel
Sept. 24

Aug. 30
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

tat meant

r part of the

Z~rvuuuc
number, an
that we shall

e;;;411 be o,l*

should have

han they were
es

i Wednesday_

F Manchester,
ings bounded
)1-street, and
her with the
ich was sePs"
reet ; and the
ban'

In the

—streett.oocu-
sicer • Messrs,
Id W.. Wood,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

place in
follows (I quote from the report of his

speech in the'papers):—
`p‘ r
imThesseemd withan the duty of avoiding,agersofagreatnumb
of
notschoolsonly h
were
te so
reality,de eplbuty
even the very appearance of deriving any pecuniary support
from the state for religious. urposes, that they had expressed,
in the strongest terms, their apprehension that if an inspector
appointed by the state were to examine their schools and report
upon the religious instruction afforded, they would be consi-
dered as in part receiving money from the state towards that
religious instruction. In order to extend relief to this large
class of schools, it had been thought necessary to make the
exemption referred to : but he could assure his noble friend

given in no cases
believe that. reli,
'ngs of the House

gious insi
of Lords
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

be knit still more into one ; and there will not be a single
farmer who will not ask every day the state of trade, and
bless the mechanic as his real friend ;"—and the day fol-

things to be put down violently,
our present monetary troubles !
BROAD AND NARROW GAGE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

letters from Monte

of the death of a young I
r. F. C. Dickson, who was shot i

i.lnglishman
n the street

leo, under very painful circumstances. It
n Italian emigrant, who went out to that

he captain of tt

Miniie Video, to bring out his

n her arrives

:o live wit

showed such a decided preference for the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

with some of

On going to the d
of the 4th of August, 1845, 1
man, deliberately endeavoured to overti
train on the Midland Railway. He exp
be taken into custody, and a constable WE
substance of his confession was, that on the night in qu
tion, he and a man (since dead) went to a spot on the line
not far from Birmingham, and put bricks on the rail, at
four or five inches apart, and a few feet furthor on they
placed a hurdle. They hid themselves by the railway till
the mail train came up, which they expected would be

d a wish to
it for. The

thrown off the rails and upset. It was not upset,-how-
ever, and they ran off. They had no motive, except the
gratification of a love of mischief. The prisoner was fully
committed 1:o the sessions,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

AUG. 13
y of Whe

leans, and Pease non
In Oats and Oatmea

request

) 0 :extra ..150 0 --

N 0 -

irge arrival of Flour
together, to nearly '

r, amount-
-70,000 brls

in settled, and has caused some
igs, the state of the trade has
reby during the interval from
the unpleasant nature of the
added to the abundant stock

nably have obtained
pop a limited general

I attended by buyers, mostly
lases of Wheat were upon a

Flour, however

)f Is 6d to 2i per barrel,
rcels as were not likely

ainally rather cheaper, with a
d little business passing, and
lary and inferior qualities of

in in slosi demand
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

,AL OFFICEII

Benjamin Bjr, Esq
James Bruce, Esq., Al.

me, Esq.

58, Stafford-street,
D„ 58, Nelson-street

This Society offers the following advantages :
Weekly Allowance from ss. to 202., by weekly, monthly, or quar-
terly payments.
Annuities from 2s. 6d. to 408. per week, do. do. do.
Sum payable at Death from d2lO to £2OO, do. do. do.
Endowments for Children from £5 to £2OO, do. do. do.
Medical Advice with Attendance 38. per year.
This Institution being certified by Act of Parliament, is fret
daily from TEN to FOUR

from all Stamp Duty. 71
and SIX to EIGHT, at
LIVERPOOL.

Attendanc

I, SOUTH JOHN-STREET
H. REID, Secretary.

UN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LONDON

Charles Boulton, Esq.
Hon. P. Pleydell Bouver

ifANAGERS.

PeHi Ladbroke, Esq.
Henry F. Shaw Lefevre, Esq
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

aweses, Macaulays, and Nt,
for Charti

nd ultras of evei
be imagined that_ these met

i Commons, will sit there

ed up for a government division once
ffnel and Mr. Bellew. They go there
.emand, and they will soon put it very
1, whether he will " march forward "

,eir demands ? Or, rather, can he ?
'act, never to be forgotten, that one

3t section of the four into which the
led is that of the old country party.
,t Radicals, nor Peelites, taken sepa-

11 be able to produce 200 votes—an array which
under the old Tory banner, and under that alone.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

,tion was made to postpone the trial,

I to show cause

!KY NOTE.-7HAMER V. KELLY.
)mas Hamer was the plaintiff, Francis
at, and the action was brought to recover

amongst

idant. It appeared that £2O
,o court, and a verdict was taken for the

V. CANNON

me note against Bernard

Larmouth was the plaintiff, and
four others the defendants. Mr.
appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr.
comas Edwards, one of the defend-

ers of a money club at Manchester,
rought to recover the amount of two
f £llO each, or rather a balance,

NI with the pre

?oration of the

nchester, deposed that he wit-
q'endants sign their names. On
rjeant Wilkins called two wit-
an auctioneer, who expressed

i a note produced was not
plaintiff, damages £203 16s.

The de-

1 he was never indebted, and,
ction did not occur within the
ton stated that the plaintiff was

the defendant was a shoe-

ie plaintiff was in the habit
. Some time ago he had

Leh interest was paid down

as another loan of £lOO on
1. Notice had been given to
the payment of the interest,
were not forthcoming. Mr.

hat there were any
ansaction entered.

books in which

He had never
s due, but he had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

, came for
P on 0

pis eyes rolled in lifs head it

;ed; and he

ve no mor

fter walking some

--.nce with
°i a cart_ ,74

tanee, he was ;Tared up a

a stood for a short tim
Le then left the market, anc

-v uoor, and thence to the ground. So
e up removed him to the infirmary, 1
,be was found to be dead. It was

nutted
during the fi
violent, gl
andd(

in the stomach with

given by Swift

out when deceaced was not on Os legs

11 tue mnrmary, who had made a post mortem
examination, was of opinion that death bad resulted from a blow On the stomach, but there were no definite internal
marks connected with external bruises. Under all the
circumstances, he could not with positive certainty state
the immediate or real cause of death, but it was certainly
caused by the blows inflicted.
The jury found the prisoners guilty of an ass
quitting them of manslaughter.

.11t, ac-

Lordship remarkel, at some length, on the dis-
c ----" - ' • :ularly on the part of

m' to tore

nit, pa

:dly and cruel

Hi the 4th July, violently
and robbed him of three
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

thrown out of emp
On Wednesday, three men lost their lives, and several
were severely scalded, by an explosion at Lord Granville's

)yment

falling on the surface, where it was instantly decomposed.
A fine young woman, named Ann Lee, aged 19, living

at Holmfirth, Yorkshire, committed suicide on Friday
last by swallowing arsenic. She had had a lovers' quarrel
with her sweetheart, and this was the only ground for
committing the rash act. _ _

A royal charter of incorporation has been obtained for
a mail steam-packet company to India and Australia, on
the petition of Sir George Larpent, Lieut. Waghorn, and
numerous wealthy and enterprising men interested in the
prosperity of the colonies..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

IRELAND.

STATE OF MAYO.—NECESSITY FOE EDUCATION.
Judge Ball, in his charge to the Grand Jury of Mayo,
said—" I find not fewer than 137 prisoners for trial,
comprising every degree of guilt-it is the lot of human
frailty to be subject to—robbery, burglary, murder, lar-
ceny, and a crime novel to this country—piracy." Of
the 137 mentioned by the learned Judge, nine only could
read and write.

REPEAL ASSOCIATION.—There was .a complete monster
meeting at Conciliation-hall on Monday week. Every
portion of that extensivebuilding was packed. Mr. Lamie
Murray, the defeated candidate at Drogheda, presided.
Reynolds, M.P., delivered a remarkable speech. If rough
eloquence, great presence of mind, coolness, and political
courage, be of value to an agitator, John bids fair to be
the richest on this side of the channel. Mr. John
O'Connell's chilly nothings well nigh cleared the hall.
J. Reynolds will be the leader, for he is too sturdy to follow
s rent was £6O.

the little Liberator
MONUMENT TO O'CONNELI
Dublin on Friday, at which tlu
purpose of which was to commemorate, by suital

The wee

—There was
Lord Mayor i

.eting in
led, the

. _
ment or other
Mr. O'Connell

:estimonial, the sery

The contribution of

parties wishing to contribute mor

invited to do so

3, third, &

t realis

The nature of the testimonial

ANNIVER

RY OF THE RELIEF OF DERRY

having been tt

anniversary of th

was ushered in immediatei

struck twc

who had assembled in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

STT%T

s will be charge
!eds half a ton it

mt Slip.

I Half,

the CALEDONIA

AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER, 1847

ZRANGEMENT FOR TI

SAILINC

3OUGLAS, AND

RAMS

Y, ISLE OF MAS

LIVERPOOL,DOUGLAS,&RAMSEY.
One of thg,--,
, ROYAL MAIL STSASI PACKETS,

ING ORRY
BEN-MY-CJ

GEOR
very M

,HEIpeLIVE
Ele - o'clocl

POOL, for DOUG

Mail and Passel
CABIN, (

LIVERPOOL

0 Night; 13th,
) Night ; 27th,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Eittraturt.

POETRY

HEART'S MISGIVINGS

)ROIANA BENNET

a Pict,
of the

painted by F. Stone, and nc
d lion. the Earl of Ellesmere

shed her husband's face as carelessly he lay,
on his hand, enrapt in boyish play,

us look, unheeded; foi
'ose that Love had lost its power

3 ered in I

heartfelt

weight was on her heart,

;Pig to depart;
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