The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19 00:00:00

ay a,uuniimmunei J, WILL, VT G
to find, be appointed treasurer to the new Health Comm -
tee.

3BERY AT Runic FERRY.—On Tuesday night, at
• , AT.: nrw-trir woe

the Ito,

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from a fair at Ruthin, was
of X2l.

e ago, a man•.returning
)eked down and robbed

MERCANTILE DL
with 5439 packages of

SPATCII

The liuma, from Malaga
,- and 43 pipes of oil

the whole of herc-a-r-g-o—houseTan-d-pied in the warehouse
in four hours and twenty mina(
PaAtsuwoarrinr EXAMPLE
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Messrs. S

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housemen to give to their working men an advance of 3s.
per week in their wages. Mr. Sanders went personally to
all the corn merchants to solicit them to make a similar

An inquesi

Saturday before Mr. Curry, on

nett, car-driv

) was 47 years ot

She had been suffering f

examination it

but ROBBERY.-0a Tuesday eveio..s,
Mrs. Tonge, smallware dealer, &c., Clarence-street, was
robbed of a quantity of steel-pens, pencils, and other
articles. The thieves cut part of a pane of glass from the
window, and carried off all the property within their
reach. The robbery was not discovered until the shop
was being closed.

the shop of

A sermon was preached by the Rev. Fielding Ould, in
`;hrist Church. on Sunday week_ in behalf of that valua-

ble institution th

The collection

amounted to £2B 13$. 6d

Mr: Ould intends appealing
day next, for a collection in

to his cong]

relief of ihe-awful d

prevails in various

parts o
Mrs.

Ireland.
Thornton, of Th

West Derby, distributed

number of sheep to h,

.chool, and a pair of stockings and re
same number of boys of that school. '
West Derby has been erected at the so

benevolent lad

DEBTS ACT.—The following pla
comprised in the Liverpool district :—The Liverpool old
borough boundary, together with Toxteth-park, West
Derby, Croxteth-park, Everton, Kirkdale, Walton-on-
Hill, Bootle-cum- Linacre, Fazakerley, Kirkby, Waver-
._
Childwall, Litherland, Lunt,
Aintree, Great and

SMALL

s will be

J.,Ttnerton, Urrell, Ford, Sefton, --
Little Crosby, Ince Blundell, and Thornton.
DARING ROBBERY IN LIMEKILN-LANE.—On Friday
afternoon, a
Jel .low knocked at the door of Mr. Charles
TITIII,

", imams, of thldart-gardens, and learning that he was
not at home drew a razor from his pocket, and threatened

stole her pocl

:et containing half-a.

Town ; and from a box
s. He then knocked

1 six Sovereign:

Mrs. Williams down and es;;;peE.
FRENCH FRIIITS.—A vessel arrived at this port from
Bordeaux, has brought an entire cargo of plums and
prunes, the production of France, in a dried state, con-
sisting of 220 barrels, 203 half-barrels, and 130 quarter-
barrels of the latter description of fruit, and 57 cases and
122 boxes of the finer kind, known in the trade and by
the public as French or imperial plums. A complete
cargo, and to such an extent, of these articles is most
unusual.

DISTRESSING CASE.-011 Thursda
named Connor, consisting of n

from the count

)f Mayo, Ireland, we

together in a cellar in Asidey-street, Toxteth-park, in a
most deplorable state of destitution, where they had lain
fill night upon the bare flags, and had nothing to eat or
drink. To add to the calamity, c
boy, was found dead, having expi
the same morning.
SIGNOR SAPIO S CONCERT.—It affords us much pl.
rare to find, by advertisement, that Signor Sapio h
decided on giving a rich musical treat, in the shape of a
concert, on Wednesday evening, the 20th instant, at the
'Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street. The list of names en-
gaged for the occasion is worthy the notice of the dilettanti
of, our town, and, no doubt, Signor Sapio will have a
bumper, so as to reward him for the great exertions and
sense this concert must necessarily put him to.
OINGULAR ACCIDNT.—On Friday a leading horse, at-
tached to one of theE waggons belonging
al to Messrs. Ken-
worthy and Co., was placed so near the edge of the King's

ut five o'elo,

iat it fell in

t the time «•

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but nearly an hour elapsed before the parties were able tc
pilot it to the crane, where it was hoisted up, greatly ex•
hausted. The horse is said to be one of the most valuable
of the kind in the town, and it is yet uncertain how far ii
Iv dis.
has been injured.

wishing
price of
►f Irish

!ceived,