The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-12-21 00:00:00

CLASS PRIZES.

Ist Class, Potter Scholarship,—W. J. Wilson. Certi-
ficate,—James Roberts.

2d Class, Prize of Books,—C. Ireland. Certificate,—.
P. Arthur.

3d Class, Prize of Books,—W. H. Pearce. Certificate,
—A. P. Wren.

4th Class, Prize of Books, J. L. Bowes. Certificate,—
E. Bunbury.
7th Class, Prize of Books,—H. Derbishire. Certifi-
cate,—W. Barber.
Bth Class, Prize of Books,—J. Hesketh. Certificate,--
Certificate,—Samuel Cross.
Prize for Singing at Sight,—R. Bowman. Certificate,
—G. Moult.

LOWER SCHOOL PRIZES.
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Senior Divinity Prize,—Thomas Lowe.
Nomination to the Middle School,—John Hidden.
First Historical Prize,—W. E. Harder.
First Arithmetical Medal.—William Houlding.
First Penmanship Medal.—John Halden.

CLASS PRIZES.
Ist Class, Ist Molyneux Scholarship,—John Wilson.
Ditto, 2nd ditto ditto,—Chas. P. Maddock,
2nd Class, Ist Prize,—William Betteley.
3rd Class, Ist Prize,—J. W. Sutton.
4th Class, Ist Prize,—W. B. Jones.
sth Class, Ist Prize,—l. J. Sowerby.
6th Class, Ist Prize,—R. Sinker.
7th Class, Ist Prize,—Thomas F. Woodward.

ward, J. H. litidgson, Jas. White, Jas. Buckley, Rd.
Betteley.

EXTRA SPECIAL PRIZES.

English Composition,—A. P. Kirby. Open to the lst
and 3rd class, given by the Head Master.
Mathematics,—John Halden. Given by Mr. Graham.
2nd Class,—Thomas Whitby. Given by the Head
Master.
3rd Class.—J. H. Hodgson. Given by Mr. Bogue.
4th Class,—Fredk. Miller. Given by Mr. Bogue.

EVENING SCHOOL PRIZES.
Mathematics, J. Hudson ; English, .L Hallam ; Arith.;
metic, Thos. Jones ; Penmanship, R. Wynne ; Figure
Drawing, Thos. Campbell; Ornamental Drawing, Johnt
Roberts; Mechanical Drawing, Henry Bridge; Architec—
tural Drawing, Thos. Jackson ; Naval Architectural
Drawing, George Hodgkinson.

ROBBERY BY A SERVANT MAID.—A pretty looking
young woman, named Eliza Shehan, said to be a native of
Cork, was yesterday charged before Mr. Rushton with
stealing several articles, the property of her master, Mr_
Rice, of Brownlow-bill. She had been about five months
in his service, and brought a good character. No suspi—
cion existed against her until lately, when several things
were missed, and on her box being searched in the presence
of a police officer, soap, butter, &c. was found, being the
property of her master, who said he did not wish to be
hard upon her. She declined to say anything. Mr.
Rushton said that robberies by domestic servants were
frequent and serious, inasmuch as they were necessarily
entrusted with valuable property. As the prisoner had
not been in custody before, he should not send her for
trial, but would deal with her under the powers given by
the new act. She was ordered to be imprisoned for seven.
days.
THE TARIFF.—The reduction of the tariff of England,
as a nation, could not have produced more surprise than
a reduction of the tariff of the Oriental Divun. The sen—
sation is concentrated in the fact that this hotel—if it is
not worthy a better name—has hitherto proved to demon-
stration that economy is the very root of the business of tho
age. The prices are lower than the lowest—the fare better
than good ; but whilst the proprietor has made a reduction
in accordance with the markets, he gives a guarantee, on
past experience, that ensures, at least, excellence in every
article provided. In the London oysters, too, which are
daily received, there is a proportionate reduction, the best
Whitstables being only 7s. per barrel, and for Christmr4
presents nothing is more appropriate.