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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-WEDNESDAY.

Mr. MOFFAT moved the second reading of the Bankrupt
and Insolvent Members Bill, which was, in all essential
particulars, the same as the one which had previously
been brought under the consideration of the house, the
chief alteration being that the present bill placed the
bankrupt and insolvents precisely en the same footing.
Sir W. CLAY believed the bill.to be the most objection-
able that during his experience had ever come before Par-
liament. The more he considered its provisions the more
were his objections to it im,reased, and he therefore moved
as an amendment that the bill be read a second time that
day six months.
The amendment was nee.atived.by a majority of 55 to 45.
The Bribery at Elections Bill passed through committee.
On the motion for the third reading of the Affirmation
Bill,
Air. LAW said he believed they might as well shut up
courts of justice as pass the bill.
The house divided, and the third reading of the bill was
carried by a majority of 73 to 51.
The house acain divided on the question that the hill
do pass, and the numbers were—for the bill, 77 ; against

. .
it, 73.
Mr. AGLIONBY moved the second reading of the Copy-
bold Enfranchisement Bill, which was opposed by Mr.
Ileatbcote and Mr. Turner, who moved, as an amend-
ment, that it be read a second time that day six months.
The house after a short discussion divided, and the
amendment was negatived by a majority of 80 to 55.
The bill was then read a second time.

Some discussion took place on the second reading of the
Smoke Prohibition Bill, but on a division the bill was car-
ried by a majority of 72 to 37.

HOUSE OF LORDS—TnuasnAy.

The Defects-ir-Leases Bill was read a second time.
The Bankrupt Law Consolidation Bill was read a third
time and passed.
The Bishop of OXFORD, having presented several peti-
tions in favour of the bill for the protection of women,
moved the order of the do, See the Loweo roeolving itoolf
into a committee on the bill. Their lordships having re-
solved themselves into committee, the clauses were
agreed to with certain amendments, and the bill was or-
dered to he reprinted, with the amendments, and to be
read a third time on Thursday next.
The Archbishop of DUBLIN moved that the special re-
port of the Education Commissioners of Ireland, relative
to an endowed school at Clonmel, be laid on the table.
Agreed to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

CITI OF DUBLIN STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

ALTERATION OF THE HOURS OF SAILING

OF THE
COMPANY'S PACKETS FROM KINGSTOWN HARBOUR.
The Public are informed that op and after the
21st instant one of the Company's
FIRST-CLASS IRON STEAM-VESSELS,
OF 350 HORSE-POWER,
Will leave KINGSTOWN HARBOUR for LI-
VERPOOL, with Passengers only, EVERY EVENING, (Sundays
excepted,) at Six o'clock, instead of Half-past Four o'clock, as
at present.
The SAILING HOUR, from the PRINCE'S PIER, LIVER-
POOL, will CONTINUE, as heretofore, at SEVEN O'CLOCK
P.M, P. HOWELL, Sec.

-- --
15 Eden-quay, June 1.1849.
Q-4 Passengers laud and embark at Liverpool without the
use of boats.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

SALFORD cATTLE MARKET, JUNE 6.

We were again well supplied with Wick; especially with
Beasts and Lambs, and the quality fair. Though the attend-
anze was good there was no change in value, except in Lamb,
which was in favour of the buyer. A good clearance effected
before the close of the market.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 11.

We have had a large supply of all kinds of stock at our mar-
ket to-day, which, on the whole, met with dull sale, with a
shade of decline in price Irom last statements.—Beef, sd. to
52d. per lb. ; Mutton, sd. to 52d. ; Lamb, 6d. to 62d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

After Since pass-
Slavery After abolition of ing Sugar
value. aboli- apprentice- Bill of 1845.
tion. ship.
Windsor Forest est. 120,000 60,000 45,005 5,000
La Grange estate.. 65,000 32,000 26,000 5,000
Belle Plaine estate . 55,000 I 27,500 23,090 3,500
Rabacca estate .... 50,0001 3u,000 20,000 6,000

120,000
65,000
55,000
sO,OOO
70,000
45,000

60,000
32,000
27,500
30,000
25,000
20,000

45,C03
26,090
23,090
20,000
17,003
15,600

5,000
5,000
3,500
6,000
3,000
5,000

Prospect estate....
Richmond-hill est..

435,000 194,500 146,030 27,500

Slavery value
Estimated present value

X 435,000
27,500

£407,500

Depreciation
Or equal to 93i per cent. on original value.
This is one only of the disastrous reverses, con-
sequent upon our recent legislation. But for its
being brought publicly before our notice by the
proceedings of the Court of Bankruptcy, the world
at large would have been ignorant of its existence.
Yet how many thousands of families, once opulent,
and without having by their conduct given cause
for even a whisper of blame, are just now suffering
privation, and barely able to hold their heads up in
the jostle of commercial competition, from similar
acts of the legislature. Our modern political eco-
nomy is an abstraction—a thing without a heart or
a conscience. It prostrates one class to-day. and
another to-morrow; and all the consolation offered
to the prostrated is the assurance of some cold-
blooded philosopher that their individual ruin is
requisite for the benefit of the mass of the commu-
nity. What man can with safety say to his own
soul that his turn to suffer will not be next ? What
class is there who may not to-morrow be called
upon to lie down, unpitied and uncared-for victims,
beneath the wheels of this idol, cheapness, which
the British people have set their hearts upon wor-
shipping ? The gentlemen, whose piteous case we
have laid before our readers, belonged to a class to
whom a few years ago the world looked up as to
merchant princes. We are told that " they had a
name and a credit scarcely second to those of any
British merchant." They had invested their capital
unon the faith of the past policy of the British
Parliament, and of the national protest against the
existence of slavery and the slave trade. They had
acted in the confident belief that the Wilberforces,
the Clarksons, the Nowell Buxtons, the Macauleys,
and other professors of cheap philanthropy, were
sincere in their abhorrence of the torture of the ne-
gro. They had only erred in believing the seeming
saints of the world to be honest. The policy, how-
ever, under which they entered into their large bu-
s Mess arrangements stood in the way of the realisa-
tion of the modern Utopia. The Manchester schoo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

780 Sea Island
120 Stained
19130 Bowed Georgia
17800 j Mobile
Alabama and Tennessee
30020 New Orleans
5410 j Pernambuco & Paraiba.
t Aracati and Ceara
380 Bahia and Maceio
530 j Maranham
Sawginned
.... Minas
.... Para
• Demerara,Surinam, &c
890 Egyptian
Barbadoes
.... Peruvian
.... Bahama
Laguayra
50 Common West Ipdia &c. , ,
Carthagena
• Smyrna
• Manilla
2710 Surat
• Madras
.... Bengal

77820 bales,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

0 16 0
0 18 6
AND LIGHT FANCY

French Black Satin, plain and figured
Elegant Plain and figured Satin
An immense assortment of Light Summer Vests
Schofield's best Summer Cashmere ditto
Plain and Figured White Quilting ditto
Dark Shawl and Sprig Patterns ditto
Rich and Choice Designs ditto
China Cloth and Persian Patterns ditto
GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT OVERCOATS.
The Mercury, made from Summer Cloth, (manufac-
tured expressly for Hyam)
The Mercury, made from Sardinia Cloth

The Mercury,
GENTLEME/s

0 4 6

0 6 6
0 8 6
0 10 6
0 12 6

0 10 6
O 3 6
O 6 6
O 4 6
O 2 6

0 10 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

LONDON CORN MARKET.-YESTERDAY.

The supply of English Wheat by land-carriage samples from
the near counties was again short, and readily cleared off at
prices fully equal to those of last Monday. The trade in
Foreign was to,a moderate extent,. and last week's quotations
were well maintained. Flour unaltered. Barley did not sell
on quite such good terms as of late. Good fresh horse Corn
brought quite as much money, but inferior and out-of-con-
ditioned parcels, of which the great bulk of the supply consists,
were a heavy sale, at a decline of 6d. to is. per quarter. Beans
and Peas steady, at late rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

Succeeds the SOUTER JOHNNY.
T.- For QUEBEC and MONTREAL,
14-i.
,ic, The very fine Ship ELIZABETH,
ff 4 DAVID REES, Commander,
,--Ll-- (Who is well acquainted with the navigation of the
...w. St. Lawrence;)
711 tons per register; A 1 ; and coppered ; is well known as
one of the fastest vessels out of the port ; and possesses good
accommodation for passengers.—For freight or passage apply
10 WILLIAM FISHER and SON, 7, Redcross-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

'ere not ur

r leaders

f their fi
'e have be

our early
cated lay

years, ti
rid of t
corrur
most

ment (

have ever c

crusad,

country

1 to a few I
pique, de Babylone, de V
parti-pretre most do cm
which the mass of thinkit
sit- I to laugh, if it did not suj

the first repul

, and n

in favc.nir of the Pope
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

confirmed

the body of a new
woman, named :1

month ago, si

named Tracey, who lives in No. 1, Court, in Greenland-
street, and•who.calls himself a surveyor, and, after having
left it for a time, returned on Wednesday last, and
retired to bed atnine o'clock in the evening, sleeping in
mas Tracey and his wife. On the following
runfortunate girl went down stairs, and, from
nnearances, there could hello doubt but that

morning

;übseque

'en birch to an infant, whip was atterwaz
The assistant surgeon to the Southe
al the infant had .heen born alive,
erdict of wilful murder against Mal

she had g
found in theprivy

Hospital stated f 1
the jury returned
Cahill.

4ND HIS I.

SCHEME.—In consequence of the proceedings in Council
on Wednesday, a 1 Harbord has addressed an energetic
letter to the burgesses of Great George `Ward, whioh will
no doubt have itaweight with the resr,ective constituen-
cies in the boroug!a. The writer commences by stating,
that since he .firet had the honour to.bc elected to a seat
in the Coutioil, in November 1847, ho has devoted hira--
self, to the best-cf his ability, to promote the interests
of his constituents, and those of the-burgesses at large;

that, in acoordanc

e with their

he had done 1

lated to inflict .lasting injuiy on the town—namely, the
Rivington Pikejob4 but that a disappointed minority 431
thx. ('.ninth hfava hurl rorniirca to 111PnIallYPC uchirh ranalPs

,e of the m

Tityfor the time being inoperative
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

BELFAST CORN MARKET, JUNE 8

The weather coutinues exceedingly fine and warm jthe crops
look most promising. Our country supplies have been trifling
of all descriptions of Grain. We have had no arrivals to report
from abroad, and very little coastwise. There was not much
inquiry for Wheat; at low prices, some few sales were made.
Flour, both sacks and barrels were very dull ; 14s. per cu•t. is
the value of the former, 235. 9d. per barrel for Western Canal,
and 245. to 245. 6d. for Philadelphia and Baltimore. Indian
Corn is not so brisk; holders will not accept less than .e 8 15s.
for good white and yellow, which rather checks business. In-
dian Meal still in good request at about former rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

LEEDS FORTtiIGHT CATTLE FAIR, JUNE G.

At our market to-day the show of Beasts was' limited, the
number being rather short of 300, but the quality good. There
was a fair attendance of buyers, trade was a little languid, and
a few remained on hand ; the prices ranged from Os. to es. Bd.,
and as low as ss. ed. per st. The Sheep numbered 2000; a fair
business was done, all being nearly disposed of at sd. to 54d.
per lb. There were a few Lambs, which realized 7d. to 71d.
per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

PLEASURE TRIP.
BRITANNIA TUBE, MENAI-BRIDGE.

It'being intended to
•
FLOAT the STUPENDOUS TUBE BRIDGE
astw at the
• BRITANNIA ROCK, over the MENAI
--.-STRAITS, on or about the 20th instant, the
Proprietors of the Steamers
PRINCE OF WALES and CAMBRIA
have arranged to issue Tickets permitting the holders thereof
to Return from the Bridge, by either Vessel, any time between
the 18th and the 23d instant, both chlys inclusive.
FARES FOR THE ROUND.
Cabin 6s.
__
__Steerage

The PRINCE OF WALES will leave the PRINCE'S PIER
at the usual hour, Eleven o'clock, and MENAI-BRIDGE at
Ten o'clock. _ _ _

Further particulars may be had at the Office of the CITY OF
DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, 24, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

availing 'himself of

sncil of 'Ministers, thAt the examination of the
M;Lesseps during his mission in Italy stall be
_ to the Corneil of State, and that the report of
that'bodv shall be published.
4.essers to a‘

the C
acts c}

liVorrne rt4tommends
he shall be heard at the bar of the ilo-use in'hi

errand that
•lef,;nce

P.atrie states that the report of a . convention be-

papers, is in a great measure false.
It was stated that M. Lessens was about to become a
candidate for o-.le of the seats left vacant in the represen-

tetion of Paris by General Cirangarnier and N. Dufaure.
with the object of explaining, as a representative of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-12

ttiit z'D Aqates,

7'o sail on fhelSth instant.—Now loading in the Victoria Dock,
and will receive cargo up to the evening of the 16th instant.
.r! For BOSTON,
fgr: The splendid American Ship MAINE,
N. H. LITTLEFIELD, Commander ;
:15,11,'• 750 tons hurthen ; copper-fastened, and newly cop-
pered this voyage, presenting a favourable oppor-
tunity to shippers of fine goods and passengers.—For freight or
passage apply to HARNDEN and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

IEET, WATERLOO-PLACI
LONDON.

ietors unrestrict

her peculiar sax=

Lifefe-y
Poßeif

Persons
Instant ar,

ng the v

Preferr

TR'

f Leaslanad Pi

oectfulk r

SWJTON B,

ORPOI

PERSONS

Kinds of there
wily Offered

ON OF THE
WE.

ASSURAI

LISHED A

SU RAIS

mat, for their own security, I
FIFTEEN DAYS from the said
LIFE ASSURANCES.—Th

REET, LONDON

b BURN

every d

Wareht

should renew t

branch of tt

aP for man

Moderate I

se, are also is .
th Company expire on ti
• ed, that Receipts for th-
at the Read Office: '

LOND(

the lowest rates cur,

FIRE NOTICE.
ASSURED AGAINST FIRE by this Corporatic
expire at CHRISTMAS, are respectfully rem itlch
_ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

PropectusesTii;iC-Liale Fir

CARN I

NORWICH

idit Ho

Blakisto!

Robert John Harvey Harve
Eq.

am Foster, Bart

The Pt

respectfully reminde
LIVERPOOL AGENC

all Insurance
the 25th day c

In proof of t
conduct of this
•JUSiriPAR nnar nY

NTs {ROBERT NEILSON.
JOHN ANDERSSON

ATLAS

ASSURANC E

COMPANY

'shed 1&

Sir William Aavr
4. E. Campbell; ]
7. Chapman, Eq

;coTT, Esq., Dep hairman.
Samuel E ace Magan, Esq
lgose netltta, Esq.

'ulley, Esq

Francis B. Hookey,Aq., and Arthur R. Rasch, Esq
Friaries Ansell, Esq., F.K.S.
Browning, Esq.

Actuary

SolicitaK—Thc

Thos. Hopper, Esq

FIRE DEPARTMENT

f-Policies for x'3oo and upwards

hid] may have

the date to which the
entitled to participate

b ;Cie
'`erso n 8 effecting Assurat
_ of an allo

of the Returns) offers to
ildings the further advan-

the loss of Rent ther

when render&

mpt from duty, and may be

utiout the average cl
.4:)n Assurances for S

;even Years by one payment, a deduction
' the premium and duty will be made.
ies due on CHRISTMAS DAY should be
la Days thereafter.

teneweZlN,"

LIFE DEPARTMENT
the Public has, in the

vroPosals of this Company of late years, been called to a Table
of Additions applicable to and expectant on Policies of particu-
T dates and ages. The Directors now beg to refer to a State-
ntPr. 1... 1 w..n l nn aTmlino4lnn .. 41-.0 flaines in

.ssured for the whole term of Life, for ,elOO and
Great Britain or Ireland respectively, will be en-

1 of every FIFTH PEAK, (instead of every
heretofore,) to participate in the Surplus Pre-
-either by addition to their Policies, or an equivalent
,n will be made in the future payments of Premium,
the option of the Assured
Pol

'reducti

may also be effected for the whole term of Life by a
'united number of yearly payments.
Assurances for Short Periods may now be effected in this
office at considerablyseduced Rates of Premium.
„ The next Valuation will be made at Christmas, 1849, and Po-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

SolicitOr

litimus Booker, Esq.
Percy M. Dove, Esq

Actuary and SeAtirr

)FFICE-HAMILTON-P

=James T. Vale, Es,

The Directors beg to announce that they contint
CEIVE PROPOSALS for FIRE and LIFE INSUR
The large Capital of the Company, and the numb
tluence of its Proprietors, enable it to take rank wi'
eligible offices in the kingdom, with respect to the a
offered to the Public.

LANCES
tes of tremii

Will be effecte
having the ad,
to distinfznist

Erector
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

LOWER SCHOOL
SPECIAL PRIZES.

Certific
n. Cert

Talbot. Certrieai
)mas Phillips. Ce

R. Holmet
David 111`Kay.

le School.—Obtil
transferred to G,

.S PRIZES.
Scholarship: J
-transferred to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

der their jud,

ty and earnestnes

especially by Mr,

It cannot be con

the church ar

materially involved

s who sat on the appeal were Lord

- ~
pf the rolls, president ; Vice

Baron Parke, 'Lord Campbell, Dr. Lush-
. Pemberton Leigh. The two Archbishops

f London were Present ; but they are not

clicial committee for the purpo

appeal, and they have no voice in the judgment.
'll, of course, be taken. In
Mr. Baddeley, remarked

iroceedi

to Mr. Gor

EteS views, having recently given

a (Mr. Goode) of that si.

ion. This called up the Archbishop of Canter-
) said he had given that living to Mr. Goode

a book

th and p

d before his last work on baptism had
Lord Campbell reproved Mr. Baddeley
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

be liable, but if it were stoic

I to ask

ordship's opinion
nouncing on Billing's guilt. which

e said they must d

as reasonable men.- One of their number here announced
that his health would not allow him to continue mud
longer. They again retired, and not being able to afire(
upon their verdict, his lordship, in respect of the state o
the juror's health, discharged them without a verdict.

ment Societ

passed a resolution in favour of the appointment of au-
thorised reporters for the superior courts of law and

Tt was c

equi
IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTS.—
Criminal Court, on Thursd
fr^r falsifying books, &c., do
rP the nacsinp of

got apf

the of-

fences

PLEA OF NOT ULTILTY

several chairman of quarter sessions, high sheriffs, jus-
tices of the peace, and a considerable number of chaplains
of gaols, mayors, clerks of the peace, lawyers, and others,
praying that the present mode of arraigning prisoners, by

lu, guilty or not guilty

een forwarded to the Se

Tetary Of

qD AN(

ad Wharf an

!ceived f

ver excuses fi

ily, than in the
well as

s worthy of his

undertaker

1d have been rigt

3 for himself too I

These p

Le social s

-the pun
who stanc

meal, which was

Our contemporary cannu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

-mei Russell, steer-
E—Amelia Alulhol-
-Sibella, from Am-

leiice 14th
ard, 15th

Good Hope,
in lat. 35 S.,

13tli NOT.,

in lat. 41

Johann Hein-
lay—Oriental,

ice for Valpa.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

articular to ask for
YRUP, and to no
95, Farringdon-str

DIETETIC COCOA.
HONICEOPATHIIC PATIENTS, DYSPEPTICS
and Persons of Delicate C--

strongly

COCOA, as being
Nut hither

S' DIEtETE
Coco,
d on 1

very superior to any preparation
introduced. This article is manufacturt..
gar principle, by which the oily portions of the nut
neutralized, at the same time its flavour, purity, And nutritit
properties are maintained. It is an essential aOfcle of diet i
those under Homoeopathic Treatment, agree( with the mo.
delicate digestive organs, is agreeable andßoothing to the ner
vous system, and proves at the same ,tithe both invigoratir
di- and refreshing.
one Sold Wholesal'

by TAYLOR)6THERS, at their Mills
111 b.. nni 41h +;,, i";

TAYLOR BROTHEnioSrigi
third the price of ee). tt

; of whom also may be h
al SOLUBLE COCOA (only or

xceeds ONE Mjak

the essent]

-agair

PURE MUSTARD.
['hose
ohmwo would procure this article truly GENUII
rited ake trial of TAYLOR BROTHERS' 1
RONG MUSTARD, which is carefully prepared fr
*est Brown Seed, of special growth, and is confides

;th and

by most respectabieGrOc

1) MILLS, Bs

WENTWORTH-STREET LOND•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

the neighbourhoc

STRATAGE

—A gc

ad thr

n herselt

I in the morn

'our and six yea

joys rar

In the table of h
ely adtlresse

3agle Hotel

the mind-of the wr

therefore in

rner as to prey
zing on her m
led the little h

abovel
stated t

Good-by' " on 1
them to bed. Durir

the unfortunate

.RepuOtwar,

ly matter-of-fact

referred the embraces c

i in the f

Le theatric
bonnet wa

that the b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

practically, of avoiding t
He has demonstrated that a peculiar

Le evils of scorch

fficient tc

were the scientific principles upon which
theory, and so successful his experiments
gestions were at once adopted and carried
ant manufacturer, in Birmingham, suppl
-green), the top

the required tint
palm-hot

lazeA with it,-and the re

n be desired

Rough plate-glass has been advocated
rnd opposed by another, the opposition WI
more from want of a clear understanding

meant, than from any other motive

the diicussion has been owing to th,

aufactured under the mut

rge squares
hts.

It is not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

most as speedily employed

tion of horticuumia
something more than a mere transparent medium v.
required The mistake was only discovered when the pro
prietor found his plants blotched and disfigured by scorch.
ing ; then the only remedies were to re-glaze with a bette]
description of glass - blinds , or shading

without considc

or have expensive
involving constant trouble and attention
Attention to these evils, and an examination of their
causes has thrown much light upon the subject. When
the great Conservatory at Kew was in course of erection,

the Government thought fit to call for the

of science, before the glass was put in, anc
Hunt, the talented author of the " Poetr
and the more recently published " Panthei

opinion of mer
d to Mr. Robert
y of Science.'
a," is due the

merit of

aving pointed out the means

cally arid

that his sng
ut. An emi

ied the gl
of the gi

iti
au tha
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

by fire int Port in

Viresterr

tin Canad

of discussion

is steadily advan-

kear-a from, but

balloting took place on th
It as before. 141 r. Winthroi

prominent candidate

.!os, Mr. Potter, of
f votes from that

minent member of the left i
Brentano, ona

ndial welcome

peopi

,n tho body of Dr

itement on the subject

Jamaica, the •r.

ad been purchased 1

fie line.of steumer

harbour of San

s frigale Savannat

4:1 with

urder one of the officers of
e mutineers were John and

were five pe

bove-named men having

three were sentenced to

3 lady,

3 t 0 the

ace has formally taken

ived in return

on. Mr. Greg ani
Nlr. Henry Stevens,

Hon. G. P. Judd, d
Brown, Messrs. T.

Prince
3 ; Col.

Eiochler, R

h, W. P.

ge, G. B.

Nl'Lagaid, T. Ark
Maire, J. Bradfo

)theschil

%stoner ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

GLASS

24, 1849.

over-n;

STREET.

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el des(
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WRITE

NE. I

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OPEN to the WORKING CLASSES, for I DRAPER'

07- PICTUR

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26th instant,
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and formerly Wo:

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'—' Every variety of STAINED GLASS executed, incluc
istmas ECCLESIASTIC OWS,
Heraldic Devices, Figure andscapes, Rowers, I
HALL A 'T
REET LAMPS, &c
is re- Specimens esigns to be seen at t

GAS (

ANDELII

E ESSENTIAL PRO'

)urabilit y of Work

and Lowness of Price

ECOND PORTION
of Mr. Ger

and best Class of the

mking, who is retiring
ERY TRADE, is now o:

3RISCOE'S ESTABLISHMENT,

.o m the

0 and A 9

if Black and (

REA of every
a of GLASS SIGNS for SPIRIT DEALERS,
MEDICAL LABELLER, and GENERAL

A L ; ---s
GAS CIIANDEL and LAMP WAREHOUSE,
2, PAR . TREET, CHURCH-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
description of Brass Work Made,And Repaired-
.
ronzed or Re-Lacquered.

1 REDUCTION IN THE

BINDING, I

1 the nresen,

at such a re,

command a preference froffil

TRENCH MERINOS, in all
Colour, 2s. O'd., 2s. 4ich, 2s. 80
EMBROIDERED VICUNA DRESSF

EMBROIDERED DITTO, Os. 7d 9d., 1
LONG WOOL SHAWLS, 7s. Gd., 98.
215., and 255.
GALA PLAIDS and TWEEDS, sd.
__ . • _

Oil ifal.
GLAcE ROYALES, a beautiful texture, is
L
a few of the vin chases ma

week, irad will be louncraboWO;e:iii,4 le;
to fore.
IRISH POPLIN TARRINR•rr_ in Phan

Writere

SILKS.•

—Brocade, Damask, ,
a Lot of Rich in Dresses
Black and Colo Velvets.

FURS.-I

Stookroefeteewest Shapes and
season kins only.
COBURG CLOTHS, the trench Merin,

Is. 6d., and Is: 9d.
MANTLES AND CLOAKS.—
elegant Shapes, in Vel

VET BONNE

ties, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
THE FAMILY DEPARTMENT, e
terpanes, Sheetings. Table Li

JOHN BRISCC
60 and 62, OLDHALL-8

DYKE AND DA

7AILORS, ROBE A

D HA

WHERZ ♦ CCOPIINUANCE (

IRISH POPI

PATRONISED BY THE

AND Till
i ADIN

TOSEPH C. ls

he short,

CLAY
& BOOKI

TING.-
od writ,

+MITE'
MANSE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

m bp aunt=

TO TIMBER MERCHANT

t"th ins

WOOD.

AND SHIP-BUILDERS
tant, at Twelve o'clock,

and Co
GHTON and Co., Brokers

LINGS, LATHS, &c

'at Twelve o'clock prf.

iteiCiiinisiOir to j exgell
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

ced our work

hed, Inc

Ames when

to convince ti

;umer t

am the

Isaries of life
lists formerly

juris- 1

the real

,ore pro-

,re abun-

,ed, the maxim

As the last effort

s slice of the

in the way of

OFF I Ameri

HERS' i is pr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

.zetabl

roper temp
structure

Win. A
I. Fox.

I answer yo

riculture,

IBUTI(

glad to p,

atlemen-, the refatives

lishop of Chester

clergy,

Dr. M`Neile,
eaux, J. 111`Cor

A. Hod
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

socm,frrthe Syn
Gums

the inflammation reduced. It • as innocent as eff
tending to produce the Tee ith ease ; and so pleas
no Child will refuse to 1 _
_s Gums be rubbed with it

infants are at the Itgebf four months, the Syrup should be
rubbed on the Gums; and Parents should never be without the
Syrup in the Nursery where there are young Children ; for if a
Child wakes in the night with pains in the Gums, the Syrup
• thereby preventing Convulsions, Fe-
nt' this Medicine during the tact

ately gives €

n's Bills, &c. Parents will; therefoi:ej;
JOHNSON'S AMERICAN BOOR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

k and w

rare op

The that gre

nent, in t

and Ruby beat arc
dpd rhp gitnlcoq I tor

g clown

Difficult
tamoras, NI

articles in
authoritie

Mexican (
Affairs

I of resumi

A baffle

IFort KearLit

busine
F

St, Dominzo,
Nearly eighty I

The British
York, from Be

Council
A shock
24th tilt

f unimportant
I The annex

horitv ; and the
public. From

n, we learn

1 Dec. 3
1 of repr

any of the

Ogle. 6'everalo
number wounded
two of ''
Ow

eartl:

The Indian troubles at I
they

Ino further outrages havoTh

at Wait
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

trade ir

in favour
these res(

country

increased

carried

Bri!ist
has be
rido. 1

principal

Indian II
here, sta

acco m pa

50 additional

August last,
The Indians

provist

The Copy

to exert thei

quest.
secured

market

n posed

feet to get

it one pu.,

OREIGN AND

Mexico
Minisii

vernment to

:o six o'cloc

the ship Tu
and would h

the flood tide ;

)1 Quamwatie

about a hundr

attacked the cam
Dns and clothing,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

,n in doo.rs and sky -fig

wever, the right one. We
t three samples of glass, all of ti
in addition to this

t then

adapted for horticultural

in thickness

ce on both sides, of uniform

1 to obstruct much

.r townsmen, Mes

article, as we know from tt
Lilted us during the progress

se discoveries we I

umsy blinds disp,

ON AGRICULTUI
NO. XIII.

IAL CI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

( AND CLERICAL NE

On Friday,

ace in the f

'unds of

astoral Aid Society t'

his year.

ing minor canon

elected some

E. Divett, I
J. Yarde Bu

M. Goulburn,

Oxfor

nd examinir

has been appointed head

haplain I

petitioning f

)arliament

!nt in- I

ions to
d from

he was obi

2,000 for the or

motion

think that a

ence. If the ma-r,

,endent

n of th

accom-

be made in resp

lis Honour agr

nson ; the as

Mr. Swan st

rllz GREAT COUNTY MEETING

sitants of Devonshire

r, M.l

f the whir

DEVONSHIRE

freeholders and inha- I

took place in the Castle-yard,
iff, Sir Thomas D. Acland, M.P.,
R. Brembridge, Esq., M.P., Sir

C. great mob of not

traders also made their apr

rance in t

ally on the right of the l'aiisting

le restoration f

her Majesty, ar

similar one t

The High Sheriff wa
lution, when Sir Bouehier Wray r(

ment, the object of which was
arrangement of the taxatiot
was seconded by Mr. B

to retire

Divett then spoke

re held up

ared the memorial to ti

Jr. Divert now moved ar
rere utterly irregular, I)

Lord I

the main question beir

Ilt. CO BORN ON T 1

on Thursday

a is a sufficient an

Are have no

ides its uses, appears

phy from Heaven down
praise is due to the man
ing-street to Bradford.

see that whatever diffi

ament or the
3, C, in the

artizans there have learr

all dependencies, from
from Canada to Corfu.

Ls agree

colonies still cling to u

Mr. Cobden sug

from the sweets of the I

that t
for the

ther Country, of wi

lwith throw up her

LA IV IN

VICE.CHANCEI.

;h. but, afte

v of hands
for the am

Le Quet

)ut the Hi
:brington t

1E CO,

to be a
honoured
to men, vt

ilties c

The rule i

TELLIG

Mr. C. H. Mall Oct

icane of h

nt, the hi

the Hig

nd abot

en protested

:essity of

ruples me
it is all a

at Bradf
rule for de
sland to C

; more art
nether, or

wean the
equer. Sh

LOR'S COURT

(Before Vice-CZ

kancelh

1 at om

.hey have

4t Bruce

led on the 22nd of 1

,st month, u

disallowed a proof at

t some railway shires whiet

.sed by one of the bankrupts in his

eed with t

He mad

olthe joint estate, and the costs of thos(
the petition to be paid out

;eparate estat

pint and separate estates

I PARTE LAURE

WHINERE'

is out o

rpool Court

ruptcy, sitting for the commissioner, under the po%
given by the Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act
appellants were creditors of a trader, who,
1849, entered into an arrangement with his creditors
e deed for payment to them of 6s. Bd. in the pound. T

on Oc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

The WHOLE Pa
10M they a

4.. Policy for

€1429, and oti

POOL.. 'HENRY DAVIES, Sharebroke

1 Edward Ci
. John Host

T advan

incess-street.

p OYAL INSURANCE COMP

1_1; Li
CAPITAL, 4'2,000,000, i,

3,000 SHARES .f

0 Each

TRUSTEES. - -- .......
JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq. 1 R. B. B. H. BLUNDELL, I
DIRECTORS.

John Campbell, Esq., and Johii Bramley
Deputy-Chairmen
George Armstrong, Esq. John C
I Ralph Brocklebank, Esq. lto,
Michael Bonsfield

I James L-awrence, Esq.
Francis Max-well, Esq,
Robert M'Andrew, Esq
Eflmunti..Molyneux, Es.

William Claxton, Esq
Thomas Dover, Esq.
Richard Harbord,
R. S. Henderson, Esq. 1 Jamei
R. Brodharst Hill, Esq. I William Smit sq
Thos. D. Hornby, Esq. A John Torr q.
i„... f William 'Pitherin , Esc._ an

Physicia
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

deed was certified by the inspectors named in.it.to tt

3 00l Bankruptcy Court as being signed b 3

sevenths of the creditors, according to the pr
the new act, and the trader

isions of

titiOned that court to

The appellants' solicitor applied for

leave to examine the arranging debtor and the insp(
as to the truth of the accounts appended to the deed
Mr. Lee declined giving them such leave, -

nd certifies

that the deed had been duly signed according
The appellant sought the reversal of t
Mr. Bacon contended that under the n(
was given to a creditor to examine an arrangin

o the ac

s decision

act no power

debtor as 1

if he were a bankrupt.
The Vice-Chancellor said it could not be a matter of
surprise that different minds should take different views
of a new enactment of this description. His Honour was
unable to take the same view which Mr. Lee had taken of
the act. The order which the 225th section authorised to

be made was not a s

Tfluous or unmeaning form

intended to affect the cor

spective rights of him and his creditors, and it was not
done without fourteen days' notice to the creditors. The
creditor received notice and attended. He asked that a

relevant question might be put to the debtor under the
authority or with the permission of the court, and in the
presence of the court, for the purpose of testing the ac-

curacy of the debtor',

stater

withheld on the ground that the issuing

certificate was purely ministerial. Such was not hi
Honour's view of the case. If he had been in Mr. Lee'

have al

he question to be put. 11
ssion, and to discharge tb

Was bound t

act on that lint

order or certifica

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.--Ti
ROBBERY OF £1,500 WORTH OF BULLION

ESDAY

This was au action brought by Messrs. Badcock, bank
era, of Taunton, to recover from the Great Western Rai
way the sum of £1,500, the value of the contents of a be
of bullion, which had been entrusted to their care.

It appeared from the evidence
3., the bankers, forwarded ti

that Messrs. Ranson and
m box of bullion, on the

10th January, 1848

booking having been pa
was committed to the

as for an ordinary package, it
re of Billings,

I of the

train, and was deposited in the luggage compartment of a
passenger carriage ;.and
.on the arrival of the train at
been opened, and the con-

Bristol. it was found to have

be same

ime, a

wood-work of the passenger compartment next to the
luggage was discovered.
_The question was, had Billing!

carpenters and others was brought forward to show that
a person in the passenger compartment could not have
committed the robbery, and that Billings must havelbeen

suilty person

Tile Lord Chief BARON ir

the box were stolen by a str

mming up, stated that if
er, the company would tiot

by one of the company's

We had I

.9 to t:

Alines (
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

.

POLITICAL

MISCELLANY.

►rliament is expected to meet on the 29th January.
government paper denies that it is the intention to
idon Canada.

Cobden has been well received at publi
ral towns in the West Riding.
(pears that government has re-opened negocia

.eetings

iussia witlia view of increasing the
_commercial

ith that country.
ess of the Irish protectionist movement is to
by a great aggregrate meeting of Irish pro-
to be held in Dublin on the 17th of January.
ess to the Queen, from Lancashire alone, in
'rotectionist principles, is expected to be signed

py to record that the
.culture and British Indust._
iety, have, by unanimous consent
le united institution.

A Ag

Ile Pro-

rmed and

!etionist meetings have been held during
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

RING OPE

;c-by Mr. (

n, a gc

Philip,

le 6.10. July 11-,

E. W. (

in Red
,'or the o

ly thirty

indeed

kfter t

n-g and

The toast of su
Batt/ in a mann

lness f

!eyed that Mr:Kell

while M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

RP9OL

EVAN, SPENC
;MINTON, FuNm

['his Day. I
I st January.
Bth January.

NERING

TERV ELT

AI:SOP, SMITH

MARITIALI,

850 ....
750 ....

RANLETT
FE, SPENC

1104 .... i. Succeedin
1000 .... Packets
800 ....

tnnot be received
day of sailing ins

1,1 the above Packet SRI
)ER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE 4

4 PENN, MICHAEL
?.LPHIA, STOTESBURY 1

liry. I

passage secured

application to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK,
2,Tower•chanibere, Old Churchyan

Vaterloo-road,
LIVERPOOL

stick, and it

IN PHILADELPHIA

RICHARDSON, WATSON, and Co.
SURGEONS can have FREE CARIN PASSAGES

by any

acket-ships.

PTON'S PILL OF HEALTH, price Is. lid.
ox. This excellent Family Pill is a Medicine of long-
ty for correcting all disorders of the Stomach and
e common symptoms of which are Costiveness, Fla-
pasms, Loss of Appetite, Sick Head-actie, Giddiness,
)f Fulness after meals, Dizziness of the Files. Drowsiness.

rho is now a
lonourable I

a cone

isorganizatic

Ty function

Dr three doses v
The stomach v
ction of the liv
ce ; and instead

wilAarilicily !

pay and jaundiced appear,
'edotlealth will be the quick r

Is accompanyir

1. Anott

bam,

IVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA. Extract of a Letter
THE NEW LINE OF PACKETS. the Waterloo Tar
Tons Register. To sail. Guards, dated Se•
810.... 26th December. To i

•ofcisor HoLL

d took t

N Naw YORK, I am now,_ u,
WILLIAMS and GUION, 40, Fulton-street. 1 well, and have b

Besides my Csit
that your Pillkind

your Pills and Oinl
thing else would do

of Life Gniras, and
years in the Peninst
100. I was dischar,

Comma

:xtract of a Lett

) Profeisor How..
Sir,—With Wean,

yielded to no kind a

ggist, I

N.B. Directions f(

each Pot and Box.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

of the Brun,

99 10-40 tons,
ntable SPRUC
orfttral feet,

DEALS, con 1A

RULE SCANTLING

MUCEBOARDS

.1 of Charlemont, froi

Esq., Merchat
land FLEMING, Brol

"I Ai

being to I

e ship Charles ebalone

me par-
MA-

and shipped by the
'els of FURNITURE ant

'ith American and
will be_ offered, I
owlls—the Brokers
) enable the Imp(
'ear, as also to

particulars

to Manchester and other inanu-
e been officially announced as

lent, at One o'clock, at the HO
!ding's Fenwick-street, if not
:e contract,
. British built Ship ATR.
,LVJL 7
LBWOOD ; precisely
N.M. • built at Walker, North- and use?,
A 1 ahloyd's twelve ram Mahogan
115 feet 3-10ths, declining
26 feet 3-10ths, The PA
18 feet 5-10ths. Tables, C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

ier professes
the bills of

he cannot, see any reduction of
.iwn butcher," corresponding wit
wn in the quotations of beef and mutton at Smith-
- sed a hue

Thu scribblers in his

id cry that the butcher

fling free trade; pocket

sheep from Hamburg, and salt beef anc
Lted States. A weak witted Trish peer—]

Ithough the wbol

20 to 30 per cent., the con-
ier has not received a penny of advantage from the

Lord Lilfor

t since 1346

el have declined sou

Every one, however, N
itcher's bills, knows this

) has aken the trouble
rtion to be far

le Of the truth

tuy auy autai upuutuiuts
en place. The Times, however, is n
daught upon butchers alone. Cutting do
11 rule which he insists upon. Th
tortioner ; corn

of satisfied with

iarging too much ; the baker
idlers are not at all honest

s not dro'

leer, whenever barley ar

iertaker

and the brewer i

f the pot

hops, molasses and fink

►We should, perhaps, have allowed the metrol—
.s of these articles to fight their own battle with th
rnes, had not the infection spread to our town. Poe-
'' there might have been some ground for complaint of
of b• meat in London, although we feel

itan yen-

ired that such complai
r, however, seen the cry of free trade pri(
chers' meat raised in Liverpool. During the pas

Is exaggerated. We I

I muiton at sd. to 50., and coarse pieces at 2
for the sake of the public health, as well as

cost res,

pectable eliss of t

lesmen, the butch

and as a body they are not infe

clearly t

ble us

Med upon to ende

,lie the rem un e

,e credit of being
dy by a desire to

ect right to ber

to see

meat is th,

to be for

ate that t

~, and may be (3

of the bead, tf

These parts of the

on since the introd

t now ranges
so

other rest

Las accrued
to the but-

g now
_a large quantity of America'
ned by our Shit)Din!

irgely cor
Hence t

he reduced

nt the f

that t

lopted

.t Norwich,

via B

artment

Ought to li

Dec. 25, 1549,

arnished to ou

ular lunacy, for some
camas. Luna(

working of

came to t

they did nc

Since th,

elm;

first par

)pen to !I

y in the consUl

-as in th

rofits on tt

three mono

—th ant

reply of tt

of th,

Ivstem has

was D

. He first, about ten yea.
Leap Bibles." He has sum
it he has failed in another.
v. and himself rich. He I

fo'r pulling down is often

er recentl

ated the progress, success,

he Universities and Q

fey were seta, aitnougn u
Ither books, were still high

Here I

loon produce

li books had prey

versities and Queen's

they might have

d tried Dr. Thor

t once c

s agair

that; in all pratlshii

fourths of their profit

he suffe

a grievance

and in

arse taken by the Queen's F

with II

He calc

Bibles, and so getting all the tr
mits, in his published letter to t

Society

der for

to have

Pr. fin-.-.1
and r,

Print.e%
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

EXHIBITION

&ORDINARY

abo, Islar

le is in itself most i
)LOSSAL STATUE

at s, otpd

Cbildre

ry novel t

le tterrii
peWhich I

The Stock of

JEWEL

LETS, BROOCHES, NECKLETS
RIN

'i to ten

PINS, &C., &c

OLD POST-OFFIC

HRISTMAS PRESENTS

KSHIA

KFASTS, DINN

CHOR

431 E P 1

;ODGI IS

NUS FESTIVI

7' FLOC

BREAD,

lOUSI

ING TURI

BERT KAWLINSON.
issioner of Public Beau

5, RUMFORD-OTREET, LIVZIPOOL. I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

asking them

The Lord Chancellor gave judgment on Monday in
favour of the Crown on a preliminary issue, as to. the

utlin of the sea,

the right, as co

►nd a navigable river, being vested in her
fa ctn... arta Onritnrsif inn of T.nntinn elaimPti

vators of the river, to

granted licenses to several persons to raise embankments
on pretence of a title by charter, by grant from Henry
VI., and immemorial usage. but declined to prodnce any

deeds in evider

of their

they must do so.
In the Bankruptcy Court, on Friday, was dismissed a
claim of Messrs. Bolckow and Vaughan, on the estate of
Donald Maclean, M.P. for Oxford, for £11,500 for breach
order for 4,000 tons of railway iren, ne-
wt which they alleged to have sustained
laimed by a fall in the price of iron to

of contract on

'er delivered

that amount whilst they held th

Dods re

jy for delivery

During the proceedings it was stated that the bankrupt,
not having surrendered, was consequently outlawed, and
was now living with his wife and niece in Italy in splendid
style upon their fortunes. His liabilities were £140,000.
SALE OF NEWSPAPERS AT RAILWAY STATIONS.—
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—On Tuesday last a cas
came before the court—Gibbs v. the London and North
Western Railway Company—in which the p 1
sought to recover damages from the defendants, f

alleged, ejecting him from a static
ton-square Station, which he bad entered into

or stall in the I

of in 1846, at a rent of £6O a year

him to quit in November of last year, and_he

ejected from the platform, and the Messrs.

elusive s

_
inc. It was stated for t
stablisbed the business,

[e plaintiff, tha

The net profits of the last ten motif
stated to have been £1022.
64.. the publisher's char

charge for a newspaper w
him being 4d. It v

ted that there was r

proved t
. Forty

ase, inasmuch as Int=
plaintiff, but that the tt

no deed

only an easement, for which there vo
there any evidence of a conversion of theplainta 's

which he was allowed to

view of the c

tp took this
utted, It verdict

being taken for the iefendents on

ped that Mr. I

o find t

of their

tchfulr

the tida

IDE A

tter off; t

be labourer i

,speratio
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

NAMENT

k S a.TR

'HE REGISTERED PONCHO
kVELLING GARMENT, is ix
es of

)AK FORTH

FORT_ UV.RKTES, or
?91,dtAILWAY CARRI

IetKBIJRNE AND CO.,
VASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOC

TEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO. beg to
that their STOCK of FURS, for the ensuing Sea

ry Novelty in Useful al
the anticipated adva

; they a

RS CLRAINI

and MI

d valuabi

th care and

gASNETT-STREET

LEIGH•STREE7

O➢l ELI

)OM. am

PI RIT

3/6
paid for

Punt alloi

er, Beveraice, recomzi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

the proprietor, "G. C. Serjea
s written on the Government Stamp.

At the S.

UEAI

Or PEART
che
'T'S LOTION, the only effectual Remedy
unst Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, and Lum- value in p
recher
Sold by the Proprietor, G. C. SERJEANT, No. 7, Ls- hig the Gt
wr, London; and by all Vendors of frees ther
per Bottle. firmness,

mternoster-ra
ce 251. 9d

excellent Medicine, so universal!), esteemed, is unat-
witll the least danger or intone e; hundreds have
- alutary ects since it was first

nder tl
d Lunt'

of this invaluable
,e most distressing

been relieve
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

The DROGHEDA STEAN
PANY'S

SPLENDID

the Collingwood

I, at 10 o'clock, Night.
GHEDA for LIVERPOOL, on
DAYS. and SATURDAYS

red daily

Dek, and for

•ded t• I

tM M'ELROY, Agent
lock. Lip

MMUNICAT
T._ WIRT RT

'ION BETWEEN LIVER- I

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r STONE,

TO SLIGO,

'easels,)

tw,-at 10 o'clock, Fore
PORT RUSH,
at LARNE.)

Th used

.7. 27, at 8 o'clock, Evening.
ide ONE HOUR before the time

bin, including fee
12s. I Steerage, orDeck...

AItTIN and

BURNS. and Co., Liierpool

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AND POI

Calling in PORT RUSH HARBOUR, GoINC

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ma-ship

RT RUSH styrae GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, as usual

December 28, at 9, A.m.
December 31, at 12, NOON

de one hour before the time ofsailing

take ch.

.ge of their own luggage

LSO, 35, Water-street.

S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS
'zed efficacy of BLAIR'S GOUT AND
e continued series of Testimonials

PILLS

1 published by the proprietor fo
ndered this medicine the mat

extract of a letter, written by John Molard Wheeler,
lector of Customs, Jamaica, having been handed by
?r, at Swindon, to Mr. Prout for publication will fully
—"I know von have nevprhad neranion tnr.v.

ripnaticany ten you in mercy
gout, rheumatic gout—lumbago, sciatica.
branch of thatAtidely-allied family, to re-

Co any friar

tg them. Iniktis country they are of won
only am lofrsonally aware of their powers

ild not be without the
y stage of disease they dissipa._
ra later, they alleviate pain and effect a much
Mtn by any other means within my knowledge."
rr, 229, Strand, London ; and by his
ff, Howell, Apothecaries' Company,
lefield,-Bird, Gerard, Mucklow, Carter, Row-
Troughton, Liverpool ; Grindley, Fletcher,
It and Son, Topliam, Worrall, Chester ; Pickton,
; and all respectable Medicine Vendors throughout
Kingdom. Price 2s. 9d. per box
BLAIR'S GOUT AND RI

If taken jethe e

in on any

S, and
s of "Thomas Prout, 229, Strand,
to Government tamp affixed to

IC PILL

FLETofFIRST-CLASS STEAM- I in the

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to sail (with or without Pilots) BY o
s, during DECEMBER, 1849, as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

go was worth say 4
kd. t

about the same proportion

cher. We are import

beef and pork, which is

and our Working as

of the whole carcase has to be made up b)
charge for the best joints. Premising this,
beast, weighing 36 scores, or 720 lb. ; and, assuming a
medium wholesale price (5d.), its cost will be found to
be .£l6 10,—for the carcase. The yield of such a beast to
butcher will be something like the following ; and we
'-nlated every item greatly in his
qA score at 5d £l6 Ios. Od

I enhanced
we take a

favour

2 fore quarters, yielding 100tb. roasting beef at 7a.
2 hind do. do. 1001 b do. & steaks at 7d. 2
2 fore do. do. 1001 b best boiling at 6d. 210 0

2 hind do

do. at 6d,
gs, neck, and other
2601 b. worth at most 3d

do. 160

ill then be left

coarse pieces

1g for ti

'otal yield of meat

re assured, is over estima

upon the entire weight of

in weighing, loss

F chewing at all events no very lar,
it those so called monopolists, the butchers, t

t will t

have go

Heads of families, lookin

tions of wholesale r

best joints

the taus,

here we

We have r

I I9s. 2

1, draughts

d beef

aid pork, which we iwpor

)RD,

Tp tha

heir first

into Eng

ies, that they of

But there was taloa
" It must be confessed, indeed

Ling, and bi

nditur(

ere the doctor, on the tr

was utterly floored

they ought to have disreg

g else, and given him a pre

ly; the w

'diode for his ex

Dun.
r. 110

,01141 PW

--HEATS

mk—sell_°‘

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-25

contain

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ldings, Dale'

CHARLES E
BLB FRET

the 1411
Hi, at th

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a newly-erected I
suitable OUTBI.

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and others, at v
whole of the Pr

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hearth ; the tab',
rry guests will ha,
ill enchan
f vni

that especial season

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