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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

NOT PAIR OF BRACES, BUT BRACE

THE EQUIPOLLENT TROUSER BRACE,
REGISTERED 6 AND 7 Vic., CAP. 65.
Gentlemen, who study to dress well, must use this Brace,
which, being mathematically constructed, suspends the Trou-
sers equally—behind as well as before—gives a controlling
power over the back of the side.searu and straps (during riding
And walking) as well as the fro he. leg. Buckles and
Slides are dispensed with, it effectually suspends the
Drawers. Naval and Mi ' ry Gentlemen's attention is called
to this brace.
Wholesale Agents ICHARD HELLABY, 21, Gutter-lane ;
also, Wholesal Retail, of the Inventor, ROBERT ME-
THAM, 2, Beresford-terrace, Walworth, London. Retail
Price, sa. 6d., 7s. 6d., 10s. fid., and 14s. each—add Bd. postage
for carriage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

GR,STR..E.I3T.
,r on the
1, Author

ical Dentist r}:,;SC

, hs the honour to accihaint the
.obility and Gentry of Liverpool, that he may be consulted or
employed in all the Branches of DENTAL SURGERY, or con-
struction of all kinds of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and PALATES,
&c., on the most permanent and improved systems.
Mr. De Loude constructs and applies Artificial Teeth of every
description, from a single Tooth to a whole Set, on the most
approved and permanent principles, either of the Sea Horse
Tooth, Terro Metallic, or Human Teeth, mounted on bone,
silver, gold. or platina plates, pressed or deposited by the Gal-
vano-plastic process, on exact models of the deficient parts of
the mouth, according to the wish or ease of the wearer, (with-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

The einployer's who

anu
the wo-

r Mill, Meadow-lane. On
men " on strike" met in a field near th
Railway Station, when several speeches were made, and a

ion was unanimous]
xcept at the old price:

y adopted _
3.-Leeds Intellioence2

ist resuruir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

tween two traf

which one was run down, am]
others were saved by clinging

It is the (

red

the heavy p;

manic
over thi

heavy fa
ft their 11

asters, E
.ert their

To the old lady in t

no, it is the s
Ind ; they 1

rt for i

those c
nel bed

for all that yellow had
ice-look;

that window yonder
nd the strange poultt envelope of the nether
v, she's a countess! That is she, a kind of 11,-
-41 Lady , who sits in high places, an,'
rau von Donnerstadt.

Aldborough on Frid

umber) were

steamer Clarence.
The keeper of a public-house, near Hereford, was ac-
quitted on a charge of keeping his house open during
Divine service on Sunday, on the ground that there was
no church in the parish in which his house was situated.
A PROLIFIC CONF.-Mr. Tyler, of Llancagee, in the
parish of Llangarren, Herefordshire, has a cow with three
calves—two bulls and a heifer. They are now a fortnight
old, and all doing well.
A WOMAN CHOKED.—On Monday, an old woman
named Hannah Smith, residing at Clayton, accidentally
choked herself whilst eating her breakfast, and her death
was the consequence.
A man named Dufield died at St. Bartholomew's Hos-
pital, last week, from lock-law, resulting from a slight
wound in his leg, caused by a boy trundling a hoop against

The wheats on the light soils in the neighbourhood of
Lincoln have suffered much from the late severe gales of
wind. One field, of forty-four acres, of wheat was corn-
-letely destroyed, as many tons of soil were blown off it.
At this season of the year, young nettles, when boiled,
t

ree g are a most excellent table vegetable, ana as a purnit„
.itude there is an atmosphere of stagnant sewers, the blood they are unequalled ; they are more nutrition,
_ooacco smoke, and seer cabbage, fertilizing the field than most of the greens in common use.
in its richness, but scarcely grateful to the human nose. A loge meetinc, has been held in Hull, to press on the
Such is the external sign of a Herzoglichea Residentz ; Town-council the desirableness of having baths and wash.-
he life within is even worse.—llarry Lorrequer, in Dub- houses established in that town for the benefit of the la-
bouring classes.

In Universiiy Magazine,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

Considering the extent of the depression which has
zed this district, it is, amidst so much that is amiss,

lying to observe t

thing of great moment
the arrival of the Halift

Unlike former

vas done, parties hold:
mail, with later intelli

Our corn r

retail e h

money market, •e

,edom, hitherto, from insolvency amongst

accounts from London, received on Saturday, created
•e lively feeling in the market on Saturday ; but no-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

MA CA SSAR 011

nction of tt
ost Gracioi

Lords
Majesty

Prince Albert. Price 3s. 6(1. and ,
DELCROIX'S ODOI,

;, besta

teeth a ix
is to the 1

to the breath a delig

CROIX
" 'Tis h

I of the me

'rom tt

brosial fragra

s. 1)E1

&c.; is

ecuted correct likenesses, in
sty and his Royal Highness

pounded of the rarest and

like white-

urns a healthy
2s. 6d. per

AND CO.'S ROYAL BOUQUETS
trd to say what scent is uppermot ;

jolis cadeaux''

!in like " a
ars," truly
)lies. The
158, New

bottles are

158, NEV

in, vend the most
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

. - ..,----
,ut the Diocese, during the preva

The rent has subsided to its lowest
s directed, for the most part to the
n improvement bill—doubtless, de-

Lly nece

Dail way in satisfyir

in the halcyon days Of the me
absorbed £2,000 a week.

rious story of a mar
, getting his sister and brot4
e to the head, and then char

last week

!agh Vindicato?
n Cl

remitting the crime, in the hopes of obi

three

ey as witnesses on the trial. A man who bad beef;
d to join the conspiracy "peached," and the Bend
red the prisoners to be liberated, pronouncing the
to be a villainous and infamous conspiracy
nt men

lust in

MIIRD:

spirit of Thugg
is unhappy coun

individual no'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

LEEDS AND TIIIRSK RAILWAY.

THE Lab§&qtlll§iliAlLWAY COMPANY
are prepared to receive TENDERS of LOANS on MORT-
GAGE, or Debenture Bonds; bearing Interest at the rate of
Five per Cent. per Annum, payable Half Yearly, for such Sums
and for such Terms of Years as creed upon.
Applications to be add (to the Secretary, at the Com-
pany's Office, No. 5 a Parade, Leeds.
By order, S. SMILES, Secretary.
April 28th, 1847.

EDINBURGH, LEITII, AND GRANTON RAILWAY.
rpHE Directors of this Company arc ready to receive
IL TENDERS for LOANS, on Debenture Bonds, for Sums
of not less than ~SCO. for a period of Three Years, at the rate
of 4A per Cent., payable at the Terms of Martinmas and Whit-
sunday. by the undermentioned Banhers :
LONDON Messrs. WILLIAMS, DEACON, and CO.,
• Bird-An-lane.
LIVE R POOL. . . . Messrs. 1. BULLIES.
EDINBURGH CHIT JLASGOW BANK.
By or of the Board,
ALLEN GEO. FIELD, Secretary.
8, Abercromby-place, Edinburgh,
21st May, 1816.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

the future Lange of prices determined
continue dear for some time, at least until som

will, we think

"The country trade was seldom ever known to be so had at
this season of the year, a matter not to be wondered at looking
to the dearness of provisions and the depressed state of the

11 this • district, it is
to observe the freed

the Manufacturing interests'. Unlike former periods-of adver-
sity, the present has so far passed away comparatively harmless;
a result no doubt owing to the adoption and exercise of sounder
principles, and to the success attendant upon beneficial opera-
tions during the past few years." _

The accounts from Lor

don, received(

SaturdaN

, created

•
a more lively feeling in the market on Saturday ; but no-
thing of great.moment was done, parties holding back for

ater inte

igence of the

Our corn market, up to„ Friday, was dull, and transac-
,‘taracter. On Friday, it improved

luite of a ret

advar

of 21bs. per 7Olbs

flour bring

On Saturday,

)f this staple of the

stood at 41a., with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

POSITION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND

(From the Scotch Reformers' Gazette.)

Mr. Isaac Buchanan has✓announced the somewhat
novel doctrine that the questions of the Currency and of
Free Trade are in truth only one question.
His view is, that the only straightforward and legiti-
mate way to protect the currency or paper circulation of
any country is through means of Customs' Duties, but
that if this is neglected by the Legislature, the illegiti-
mate way of attaining the same object—viz., a deprecia-
tion of the currency—cannot be avoided, however much
we may desire to avoid a course which, to our prejudices
at home no less than to the world abroad, will savour of
National Bankruptcy.

The following quotations are from the Free trade an
Protectionist press of Lancashire :

porary quotes the

article from our paper

)f April2otl

(Prom the Manchester Guardian.)
"Now, in opposition to Mr. Buchanan, we will adventure up.
,n a small prediction or two; which, when referred to hereafter

:es of Sir Robert Peel's to:

" no qer

a of currency will be rendered n

need to sell Gc

ent securities in order to
iat such sale will I

ted Without resorting to the sweep.

lr. Buch
ng, from the C

!cified by

or any of them

'uardian; is all very well as fa
ay this is cannot be bette

c little 4

Civic Horrouits AT A DISCOUNT.-Mr. Matthew, an
eminent builder of Oxford, rather than take upon himself
the office of alderman of that city, to which he was elected
fortnight ago by a large majority of the town council,
has paid. the fine—viz.. £4O. _ .

A fire took place at Diss on Thursday, by which ten
houses were•destroyed. The fire originated in a carpen-
ter's shop, where a large quantity of wood shavings hav-
ing been placed in the grate, the chimney was ignited, and
the flames extended to the thatched roof. Many of the
sufferers were not insured. .

At a sale of pictures last Saturday, by Messrs. Christie
and Manson, The opening of the Sixth Seal," the fine
picture painted by Dauby for the late Mr. W. Beckford,
of Foothill Abbey, sold for 500 guineas. The sum Dauby
received for this—his chef d'oeuvre—from Mr. Beckford,
was stated to be 1,690 guineas.

ad Lot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

I.TVERPOOL POCKS.
TENDERS FOR SPERM OTL.

THE CollilllTTEli, of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
are ready to receive TENDERS for the supply of TWO
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED GALLONS of the finest qua-
lity of SPERM OIL, for the use of their Lighthouses, to be
delivered at the Dock-yard, Coburg Dock, Liverpool, free of
all charges, not later than the 15th June, 1847.
Payment by Bankers' Bill, one month after the delivery has
been found satisfactory. The casks, when emptied, will be
returned to the Contractor's order. A Sample of not less than
Two Gallons to be sent to the Otli e Marine Surveyor,
Revenue-buildings, Liverpool ater the the 4th May next,
accompanied by a seated der, addressed to the Chairman
of the Sub-committe r the Marine Surveyor's Department,
under cover to the ock Secretary. The Samples will be paid
for, if required. By order,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock-office, Rerenue-buildings, Liverpool,
23d April, 1847.

MENAI AND CONWAY BRIDGES.
CHESTER AND FIOLYIiEAD RAILWAY.
CAST IRON WORKS. _ _

.„—,.. ......... ...„........_
MHE DIRECTORS of the CHESTER and HOLY-
-1 HEAD RAILWAIi COMPANY will meet at the Com-
pany's Offices, 61, Moorgate-areet, London, on WEDNESDAY,
the 12th day f May next, to receive TENDERS for the SU P-
LY of about 1500 -Tons of CAST IRON GIRDERS, 8.c.,
required in the Erection of the Tub r Bridges across the
Menai Straits and the River Co .
The Drawings and Soyci ions may be seen, and full par-
ticulars learnt, on a p ion to Wm. FAIRBARN, Esq., Man-
chester, on or after , 30th instant.
The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest
Tender. By order,GEORGE KING, Secretary.
61, Moorgate-street, London, April 20, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

The attention of NOBLEMEN GENTLEMEN VISITING
LIVERPOOL, and who are not already acquainted with the
merits of the REGISTERED PALETOT are most respect-
fully informed that it can only be obtained from
DAWBARN .AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET.
THE REGISTERED PALETOT OF LLAMA. CLOTH, the
most fashionable Coat for both the present and approaching
Seasons, still retains the same moderate Price, which, with its
usefulness and gentlemanly appearance, has secured such ge-
neral popularity. It has been made by special command for
their Royal Highnesses Prince Albert, Prince George of Cam-
bridge, Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, His Grace the Duke
of Wellington, and the several Royal Visitors to the British
Court.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

ore lei
.itestine sc

.eatises or lecture

our ntxt.l

A FOR

UNE-UUNTER,

London Magazine.)

mn my affianced bridt

ancle in Harley-
-cad. I had the gi

nvitation. 1 hail really

was going to remain

irs. Norton s Undying
oint of death, and ulvinys
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

s have given ever

L WATER BILL IN I

LIAMENT,

nerpool, f

The bill opposed by the

I proprietors. I
end after the exa

v was a

on the facts of the case, and a long

ion of the commi

her, (except Frio , .Ails to
se than pleasant. ,wards elect
)inted, but Earl Grosvenor will be one.

•ington
a for-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

lid., o

expended in the Purchase of provisions ; for Ireland
£183,325: ,1""

£4,350; Money sent, £10,000; and
Total expenditure for Ireland and

:5,770 13s. 6cl

the disposal of the

lay last, a most extensive fir

broke out at Desborough, near Kettering, which at one
period threatened destruction to the entire town. Mr.
Loake, a grocer and farmer, who tenanted the house ad-

joining the one where the flames began, is almost ruined
by the disaster, he having neglected to pay up his in-
surance due at Christmas last. His loss alone is estimated
at the lowest at £lOOO. After the lapse of several hours
the firemen succeeded in getting the mastery over the con-
flagration, but not until about 20 houses, besides barns,

stacks, and outbuildings were destroyed. The spa
building belonging to Mr. Kilborn, known as the G
Inn, is also severely damaged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

and as to the VY
Or to Mr. PEMBERTON, So

l" R. WALK

begs to announce that he has re
111 ceived instructions to offer for SALE, by A r
the Clarendon-rooms. South John-str-
the 4th day of June, 1847, at Om'
Nearly 20,000 Yards of

Liverpool, on Fnii

ILDING'LAND, most eligibly

xmoutli

street, end Gosforel-street, in Birkenhead, and 'adjacent t
Parkfield, the Oakfield Estate, and the Birkenhead Park.
The Land will be offered in appropriate Lots for Buildin

Plans and particul

be obtained at the Offices of
5, Cleveland-street, Birkent

1: Messrs

BY VIRTUE OF A
HIGH SEACO

'0 CONTRA

By WILLIAM LAWTON,
now (Wednesday), the sth instant, at eleven o'cloc
ely, on the Premises, High Seacombe, near Parry

Lots c

oi each

Dwellir

Ist day of A

at the
runnin

m. Mrs

8. All that Pi

m of Li%

ie.,hty years

1813, but v

.ocer, as tenant, at the yearly

Lto yearli, rent

Lot is Free•

,s are in t

,te on ti

Maddox-street, in Lie

respec-
Wil-

a on tne
east side 46 feet 8 inches, or thereabouts, and on rituouts,
the anwest side
45 feet 10 inches, or thereabouts, and being in breadth at the
back 29 feet to inches, or thereabouts, bounded on the east by
a Brewery and Premises belonging, or COTTAGE as belonging,
to Mr. Reyes; together with the Four S thereon
erected, being Nos. 3,5, 7. and 9, in Maddox-street aforesaid,
.I,d in the respective occupations of Malcolm M'Farlane.

Percival, John Sha

erected, being Nos. 177

Lary Gartsid

"eet 9 inc
ES on t'

active occupations of Geoige Clarke and John Hesketh.as
_ ' of

•egate yearly
nil is Fi

'he Tenure of ihis
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

isting waterworks companies tocomc

agreement for
ion. On the re-

the sale of their property t

admission of parties, 147 x. Webster, in answer to the chair-
man, stated that the Bootle Company were willing to
make it compulsory upon the Corporation to buy ; the
price to be fixed by arbitration. Mr. Paget, on the part
of the . Corporation, assented, and a clause was subse-
sequently agreed to between the parties. After another
long argument, the room was cleared to enable the com-
mittee to consider as to the Harrington works, and they
irchase of these works should he tend.

upon the principle agreed to by that company in the last
session by arbitration, it being understood that the arbi-
trators should be required to consider the case as if the
present bill had not passed into law. On Wednesday, the
committee assembled again, at the usual hour, and a long
discussion again took place on the clauses to be inserted
for the sale and purchase of the Harrington company.
Eventually the parties were requested to re-consider them
in the course of the. evening. In the meantime, the
counsel for both the existing water companies not to have
their case prejudiced. Dr. Lyon Playfair, Professor
Ansted, Inspector Fresh, and two well-sinkers, Mr. John
May and Mr. John Anderson, were the only witnesses
examined. The evidence of the two first was of a
scientific character, and it went to show the excellent
quality of the water, the abundance of supply, and the
improbability of a sufficient quantity being obtained from
wells, or, if it could, of its quality being suited to domes-
tic consumption.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

QIIOOLBRED and Co. would call the attention of
L persons afflicted with the abo • iseases, or the many
other affections of the joints limbs, to their PATENT
ELASTIC BANDAGES, wh' secure an equal and constant
compression to the affect parts, at the same time in no way
incommoding the moy' eats of the wearer. They have now
been many years b ire the public, and have received the pa-
tronage of the j .st eminent surgical authorities.
SHOOLBRED and Co., 34, Jermyn-street, St. James's, Lon..
don ; Agent, F. and A. FOWNES, 4,,_Lord-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

ROBERT TUCKER, Secretary.
AGENTS :

LIVERPOOL.. Messrs. THOMAS CROOK and SON, Exchange-
- street East.
DITTO .. Mr. RICHARD DAWSON, Exchange-alley.
Manchester. .. Mr. W. J. TATE, Exchange-street.
Ditto .. Mr. THOMAS KNIGHT, King-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

half per cent. and

but, never-

Luc tan or July at six per cent
t is notorious that large amounts have been rk.
`},at no apparent result has been felt in the
Market. I am, however, assured, that
Are running off during the first fortnight in

fused, and

rd-street

the bank will be able to-continue an extended
accommodation, which will no doubt begin to be felt in a
few days ; and if confidence were restored, the present

May, ti

that it is the intention of the directors to extend theirac
commodation as far as it is possible to do so ; but that
must necessarily be limited by the continued drain upon
them for bullion. The colonial, and especially the East
India interest, is suffering very severely from the difficulty
in getting the usual advances ; and unless some material
relief arrives soon, the most serious consequences are ap-
prehended. The bank accounts this week will look better.
The reserve of notes will be rather larger ; while, how-
ever, there will be a small reduction of bullion. The go-
vernment will do nothing at present, and Sir Robert Peel
will appear to-night, to vindicate his bill. They express
the greatest confidence that it is sound, and will work
through the crisis."
The Times of Thursday says, " Although the pressure
for money has assumed a less feverish character, there is
not much apparent mitigation of its intensity, and for
long-dated paper the rates still reported are severe. From
the provinces also similar accounts continue to be received,
and on first-class railway shares 84 per cent is stated to
be currently given. At Manchester the present state of
affairs has led to a modification in the mode of doing
business, the large American commission houses having
given notice to the manufacturers from whom they have
been in the habit of buying, that instead of paying cash
as heretofore, and receiving 14 discount, they will avail
avail themselves of the three months credit to which they
are entitled, by giving bills at that date, except in cases

where the manufacturers may be disposed to increase the
discount to 2 per cent, (equivalent to 8 per cent per an.
num), and it may prove convenient to take advantage of
that allowance."

A. deputation of gentlemen from Liverpool and 141 r:
ester had on Friday, as we learn, an interview with

city of money

It is understood as the result, that Go-
vernment, through the Bank of England, undertake to do
all they can for the relief of the manufacturing and trading
interests generally during the prevailing pressure, and the
deputation returned much more satisfied.
The weekly account of the Bank, published in Friday
night's Gazette, gives the stock of gold and silver bullion
in the issue department as £8.549,140, being a decrea-,n
since last week of £251,060, while in the banking &Pe*:
meat the stock hai risen to .064,750.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

emp:oy

siness 'doing,

[Where two pla

is no c 1

Id very r

whiCh the di

Ist Life Guards
2d Ditto--itet:er

lstbraz.GUßrd

ttingham

01 the extensive
elation of stock
y established.

•vesf.be c
—We ha

Woorcontinues 1:

STATIONS OF T:
ON THE I

(From Colburn'.; L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

ng to the intelligence received

of ad. per.lbi on .it

;otton was
3 sold,. of

Iliii.m...

It is
On the
The
ley. M
before

The
Lead I

of all d
On
Vareha
thildre

Was a
tion in

ford-si

Prize e
on:

years o
Was kn
wheel T

cause

Was on
In the I
sea. I
he had

Thre
tailed 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

le of pictures last Saturday,

picture painted
of Font.'

received

11 Abbey

Mated to be 1

Northumbe
f th

toe Inv ti
fo
of

'd to su,

-
umberland.
INVEIGI.

Court of

to fourteen
Black, a su

nd, and Lon
)uke of Nort

1 robbing him.
FIRE:—A fire b:

were prir

)rigin of

a situat

I to be a

The opening of the Sixth Seal,"
by Danby for the late Mr. W. B

.e required for. a sick p

I to try his docility out of doc

a prescribed distance within a very

at Stratford
Lre's birth-d

from Mr. Becktord,

)usin of the Duke of North-

.ke out on Tuesday, in

e calamity is believed to have

John Stead, of the Fountain
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

le will be effected Without resorting to th,
I by Mr. Buchanan, or any of the

that such

ag measures sr

The foregoing, from- the Guardian, is all very well as far
as it goes, but how little a way this is cannot be better
shown than by the following quotation from his own (the
Guardian's) leading article of the same day, which does
not attempt to hide the critical position of the Bank of
nd, or to conceal the fact that what Mr. Buchanan
oust occur in July HAS ACTUALLY OCCURRED IN
T OF THE APRIL DIVIDENDS OF THE Go-
MENT DEBT -

THE PAM

'othing, however, can excuse the directors for having

mitted t
the 6 4 ;ma

ANKH AND TO COMPEL
NATE BORROWERS OF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

,TLES TO
e Rev. J. A.

LDIE

Work that
Price Ors

s; Twenty
yen Caps;

Plate, size

ISTetting;

2s. Gd

asiencE

r. Poulett

me folio

W ZEA-
-67 Views
he Letter-
well as a

(is, a large
by 3 feet 4

ap will be

Lying been
y, as Prin-

before the
and Co.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

stieal Department of the Board

just published for the month ende
The imports of coffee

sth Feb-
for the month,

from British pi
couniries 559.2(

3sions 17,402 lbs
s. In 1846 the q
and 105.348 lbs. :

and from For

tively 100.000 lbs.
lbs., and 530,771 Ib

16, 446,0115

for
enered home-
consumption during the month were int 1845, 3232,969
lbs. ; in 1846, 3,226,510 lbs., and in 1847, 4,062,466 lbs.
Corn and Bread stuffs in corresponding month of 1845,
and 11,514 cwts. ; in 1846, 224.527 qrs. and
• - in 1847 -

The quantiti

222 cwt

, of course enter
in 1845. 3.743.

ce into

89 cwt

red value for exports for the, mont
•-

—in 1847, £3,077,010
and £3,361,371 in 1845.

years: viz

1425 sh

a 1846, and 146 s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

PARISIAN AND OTHER NOVELTIES.
Afßo.f 110
LiverpoolG E SO
andNi t
s ini respectfullytyofhntriirTeusgrefrLomadtihees
METROPOLITAN AND PARISIAN MARKETS,
where he has been selecting
NOVELTIE.S,
appropriate for the Season.
The Spacious
S H 0 W--. 17 0 0 M S,
which have been recently added to the
ESTABLISHMENT
are replete with the most unique
DESIGNS AND TEXTURE,

SHAWLS, SCARFS, MANTLES, VISITES, &c,
13 15, CHURCH-STREET, April 23, 1847.

THE LIVERPOOL CENTRAL CLOTH
ESTABLISHMENT
Is now replenished with n
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS

Suitable—forSl7lolEll COATS, Single-milled and Fancy
DOESKINS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, beautifully fine, GAM-
BROONS, &c.; together with a choice selection of LIGHT
VESTINGS.

The Stock of Black and Coloured SUPERFINES, Black
CASSIMERES and DOESKIN'S, will be found well worthy the
attention of all Buyers who wish to lay out money to the best
advantage.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
A. J. STEPHENS, PROPRIETOR.

REMEMBER !
THE LIVERPOOL CENTRAL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
7, PARADISE-STREET,
FOUR DOORS FROM CHURCH-STREET.

N.B.—To be LET, a SUITE of ROOMS over the Shop, suit-
able for OFFICES, having every convenience attached.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

Earl of

Duke i

I:tev. Gerard; am

)f 'View
in 1841,

ton, late

dischar

KE it, Ifom-sa-n-7a"i

Chapel, is

Iy, in her 88th

aged
at her resider

'orton-street.

JOHN BRUT
T of the late

le day, aged 23, SARAIi
Esq., Warrington.

AS ROBIN

ie 29th ibstiat, aged 4
ion of Mr. JOHN DOI

E EDWARDS

ud, Ciai

Le day, at the house of her son
Berkeley-square, London, in
IA MARGARET STUART, gr
l Wm. Penn, founder of Penns)
and Rev. W. Stuart, D.D., late

the Earl of R

the Hon,

T of the eels-

and widowoFihe
'rimate of all Ire-

On the 3fth ultimo, MARY, the
PRITT, Esq., of Wood-end, Aigburtl.
Same day, in his 80th year, the Rev.
F.R.S., Rector of Thonnby, Northai
Ordinary to the Queen, Prebendary of
of her Majesty's Chapels Royal.
Same day, at Halifax, aged 34, WM. HENRY SWALLOW,
Esq., surgeon, brother to Mr. Swallow, of Bedford-street South.
Same day, soon after completing a log and tedious passage
in the brig Amity, from Monte Video, aged 24 years, JOHN,
youngest son of Mr. GEORGE DANIEL ARNOLD, of Moor_
side, Neston.
Same day, Mrs. MARY RAYNOR, relict of the late Mr.
John Raynor, ironmonger, Shaw's-brow, in the 60th year of
her age.
On the Ist instant, at 24, Upper Stanhope street, aged 60, Mr.
GEORGE HENDERSON, landing-waiter.
Same day, aged 24 years, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, youngest
son of Mr. JOHN HALL, of Kensington.:
Same day, in Brougham-street Toxteth
JOSEPH JONES. ,
Same day, in Thornton street, of typhus rever, aged 25, Mt
JOSEPH ATKINS, stevedore.
On the 2nd instant, at the Manor tr--- -
shire, aged 9 months, HONOR ELI 2
7fON CALMADY HMV
Pasclice, in the county c
at Weaverhann

d wife of JOHN

JOHIs
aiptons

g SLEATH, D.D.,
lire, Chaplain in
and Sub-Dean.

Si. Paul

[-park, aged 62, Mr.

near NeEton, Che-
H, third daughter

SHILS

Esq., of Leawood

On the 3d Instant, at 12 ..•!,oho
PILCHER.

lr. EDWARD

LATEST DATES

AT 'LIVERPOOL

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only by thdie foiivi

Pith the deceased,) he is induced (
1 Arramsan as heretofore, and i
dim to merit a continuance of I

l/11.12.J. I
DAVID TODD, SURGEON, Author of " A 1-',";rl

UPPER I
iventor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

leaving a balance at the disposal of the ivisociation
£lOll2OO. 3s. 5d

On Tuesday last, a most extensive f

GREAT FIR
broke out at Desborough, near Kettering, which at (
period threatened destruction to the entire town. I
Loake, a grocer and farmer, who tenanted the house
joining the one where the ames began, is almost ruin
by the disaster, he having neglected to pay ~up his i
suranee due at Christmas last. Ills loss alone is estimat
at the lowest at £lOOO. After the lapse of several hot
the firemen succeeded in getting the mastery over the co
flagration, but not until about 20 houses, besides barr
stacks, and outbuildings were destroyed. The spacio

building belonging to Err. Kilborn, known as the -Georl
Inn, is also severely damaged.
Poore REMOVAL ACT.—In the House of Lords,
Monday night, the Duke of Richmond stated that ti
select committee of that house appointed to inquire in
the subject of the removal of the poor, had come to tl
conclusion that nothing could be done in the matter
present, nor until the whole law of settlement came to
.1

taken into consideration. He hardly thought one sessii
would be time enough for that task, and he was quite su
that no Government would be unwise enough to undE
take to amend the whole law of settlement at a peri
when Parliament might bedissolved in six or seven montl
He thought it clear that the Poor Removal Act won
continue to be the law for another year to come.
WIIAT BIAMINGIIAM NOW is.—Birmingham is no
not only what Mr. Weale, in his report to the Poor-L:
e or place
;t the si

refuge for mend.

vagrants, who mte

,unding country," but the great c

of anti-nat

and infidel moveir

ism, c

popery : the attractive centre of radiation of intellectual
light extracted from the revolutionary principles of Rous-
seau, Robespierre, Tom Paine, Priestly, Hunt, Carlile,
Cohbet, and others, and the great guiding star of specu-
lating, discontented, ignorant, and reckless politician
Correspondent

____ Synod of the Presbyterian Church of England
assembled in St. George's chapel in Sunderland, last week,
before terminating their sittings on Friday evening last
passed a resolution favourable to the government scheme
of education. In the discussion on the motion, the ultra
voluntary dogmas in regard to education were signally
repudiated ; an unanimous feeling was also manifested in
favour of a religious being conjoined with a secular educa-
tion ; and a determined hostile spirit was expressed to any

grant for education in the Romish faith, or to any system
of training in which the reading of the scriptures in the
authorised version did not form an essential element. The
next annual meeting of the Synod is fixed to be held in
Newcastle-up
The Count(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

IF YOU WANT

HATS AND CAPS

DURABILITY, STYLE, QUALITY, AND BEST
WORKMANS ,
AT TILE LOWEST P.RIC ND NO DECEPTION,
RY
WO BROTHERS'
CELEBR_ TED VENTILATING HATS,

SOLD IN LIVERPOOL, ONLY BY
JOHN WOOD,
73, LORD-STREET.

HENRY DODD,
17, BOLD-STREET,
RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the
Public that he has just received a most extensive and
magnificent assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, selected from
the First Houses in the Kingdom. The Designs-combine the
grandeur of the antique with the e of modern taste.
They are all entirely NEW, his Stock being completely
destroyed by the late
IRE!
H. D. has added to Premises,_
i% a SHOW ROOM, exclu-
sively appropriated or SWISS, GERMAN FRENCH, and
LONDON DECORATIONS. . s . .•

TO BUYEIsOF
CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, DAMASKS,
`' FURNITURE CHINTZES, &c. &c.

GEO. WOODS is now making extensive
Alterations and Additions to his Premises, and
to CLEAR, OUT his STOCK, is NOW SELLING
Brimels carpets, KidderOainsler_ _Ditto, Damasks,
.3fer• .' • - .;:iture Pilafs, BltmefiZT I', Quilts, Floor
Cloths, firtiggets! Oil Baiz able Corers, 4.c. S-e.,
at Price* which gives t ustomer a decided advan-
tage.
The Sale • ontinue for a short time only.
__,ADELPHI HOUSE, '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

than it does Win

A few days since, a butcher, at Gateshead, killed by
mistake a very valuable bull, of the purest Durham breed,
which had been placed in the same stable with another
bull intended for slaughtering. The loss which he will
incur through this mistake will amount to several hundred

pounds. --.
IRISH DISTRESS.-It appears from a printed statement
that the subscriptions of the members of the Religious
Society of Friends alone amount to £33,000. Many

thousands have also been entrusted to the committee of
this society, who will, after the money shall have been
applied, publish the names and residences of the donors.
ANOTHER GUN ACCIDENT.—A. man named James
•

house of

present were
Sun.

the Emperor of Russia, the meeting
journed for a few days. Among the parue _
several members' of the most inluential house
A gipsy tinker has been shot, near Grampound, in the
act of stealing a brass kettle. He had roused the people
of the farm-house; one of the farmer's sons followed hint
with a gun, overtook him, and ordered him to carry bact
the pot; after going some distance, the gipsy refused to
go any further; an altercation ensued, and the thief pro•
duccd a hammer, with which he threatened his captor ;
in self-defence the other fired, wounding the gipsy in the
calf of the leg, and the wound has proved so severe that it
has been found necessary to amputate the limb.
HORRIBLE MURDER OF THREE CHILDREN.—A hor-
rible case of infanticide has just occurred, in the parish of
Llanybidder, Carmarthen. The mother of the children is
named Mary Hughes, and on Wednesday week her sister-
in-law called on her, and, on going into the house, the
d or of which was unlocked, she went up stairs, and there
saw the three children hanging from a beam in the roof.
She called for assistance, and they were cut down, but life
was extinct, and had been for some time. The mother
has disappeared, and, therefore, it is supposed that she
committed the deed.. It is said that her mind has lately
been disordered. _ _ . .

FAMINE RELIEF FUND.—On Thursday, the Britis
Association at the South Sea House for the Relief of tl.
Famind in Ireland and Scotland made their report of tl

receipt and expenditure, showing that up to the preset
time the total amount of subscriptions is £386,970 16:
11d., of which £63,739 has been transmitted to Scotlan
expended in the purchase of provisions ; for Irelan
£183,325: clothing, £4,350; money sent, £lo,ooo'
for seed, £18,073. Total expenditure for lr
Scotland, £285,770 13s. 6d., including clerl,

eland ar
fees, &c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

•
TO BUYERS OF
CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, DAMASKS,
FURNITURE -CHINTZES, &c. &c.
, (1: EO. WOODS is now making extensive
L. k_x 41terations and Additions to his Premises, and
CLEAR OUT his STOCK, is NOW SELLING
• russet* Carpets, Kidderminster Ditto, Damasks,
P3loreens, Furniture Prints, Blankets, Quilts, Floor
Cloths, Bruagets. Oil Baize:' Table Corers, 4.c. 4.e.,
• at Prices which gives the Customer a decided advan-
tage.
The Sale will continue for a short time only.
ADELPHI HOUSE,
21, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

WOOLLEN GOODS.

THE Largest STOCK of Superfine CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and•DOESKINS, from the first Manufac-
turers in the West of England and Yorkshire—the greatest
Variety of FANCY TWEEDS and DOESKINS—and the most
Superb Assortment of English and French VESTINGS—and
all at Prices unprecedentedly low, have just been received, at
W. & T. MORRIS'S WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

2 2 0
3 3 0

iraiis,l large
nches by 3 feet 4
Ports, on a large
The Map will be
led, having beet,
Colony, as Prin-

lames, before the
LIANIs and Co.,

VE IN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

AGRICULTURIST CATTLE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

TiFFICES, 8, CHATIL4M-PLACE, BLACKFRIARS,
LONDON.
(REGISTERED UNDER 7 AND 8 VICTORIA, CAP. 110.)

CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED FOR X 250,1100.

For the PROTECTION of FARMERS and AGRICULTUR-
ISTS against LOSS by DISEASE cr ACCIDENTS among their
LIVE FARMING STOCK.

Nearly 16,000 Insurances hare already been effected; the
weekly amount of business is £50,000—and .t 13,000 have been
paid for lossses during the past year.
In case of Loss, Insurers are entitled to Three Fourths of the
Value; and all claims are paid within one fter they are
received at the Office.
LIFE INSURAN EFARTMENT.
Insurances on Lives and •vivorships are effected—Annui-
ties and Endowments nted and every Branch of Life
Assurance conducted the most Liberal Terms.
Farmers and A.• culturists will find this Office moderate in,
its rates, and pee iarly adapted to their position and circum-
stances.

Annual Premiums fo;

the Assurance of £lOO on a Single Life.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

mn at LIME

vs each, with 50 sov

was won by M

t

line 100 sovs in specie, was won by ]
The Cur, beating Mr. Worthington's SI
pers. The Dee Stakes, of 23 sovs eaA

by Mr

'Ts each, with 20 sovs added from the
nat two heats by Mr. F. R. Price's
ibin Burns and four others.

FRIDAY

of 25 soy
Gully's A

sSt. Leon walked the' con
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

I cnca

POSITION OF THE B.

K OF EN'

LAND

(From the Scotch Reformers' Gazette.)

novel doct

Buchanan has-announced the somewhat
that the questions of the Currency and of

e Trade are in truth Only one question

His view is, that the only straightforward and legiti-

t the currency or paper circulation of

_
any country Is through means a Customs' Duties, but
that if this is neglected by the Legislature, the illegiti-
mate way of attaining the same object—viz., a deprecia-
tion of the currency—cannot be avoided, however much

we may desire to avoid a course which, to our prejudices
at home no less than to the world abroad, will savour of
National Bankruptcy.
The following quotations are from the Free trade and
Protectionist press of Lancashire :

[Our contemporary quotes the article from our paper
)f April 20th.]
(From flu

'anchester Guardian.)

"low, in opposition to Mr. Buchanan, we will adventure up.
on a small prediction or two, which, when referred to he. _
may serve to show whether he or we have taken the more cL
rect view of the consequences of Sir Robert Peel's measures
We predict, therefore—

"'hat no depreciation of currency will be rendered neces•
sary by, or will Ipa flown from, e a
of" That EnglandlrewilluNe'.OT need to sell Govern.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

not only wha

Commissioners, repr

Cobbet,
luting, c

,cl others, and the great guiding
!ontented, ignorant, and reckles

Correspondent.
The Synod

)f the Presbyterian Church of England
. George's chapel in Sunderland, last week,
ling their sittings on Friday evening last
cation favourable to the government scheme
sion on the motion, the ultra
1 to education were signally

repudiated ; an unanimous feeling was also manifested in
favour of a religious being conjoined with a secular educa-

tion ; and a deierniined hostile spirit was expressed to any
grant for education in the Romish faith, or to any system
of training in which the reading of the scriptures in the
authorised version did not form an essential element. The
next annual meeting of the Synod is fixed to be held in
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

The Countess of Mornington, wife of the Earl of Morn-
ington, from_ whom she has been
_separated for fourteen

Dne of t

don, 'on Wednesday last, and complained that she was in
a state of destitution and want, owing to her husband
refusing to pay her the money he settled upon her at the
time of their separation. She was advised to apply to
the authorities of the parish in which she was residing as
one of the class of " casual poor," and then it was likely
the authorities would summon her htinand, who is stay-
ing at Mivart's Hotel, to show cause why he refused to
support his wife. On the following day her ladyship
applied again to the magistrate, who issued his summons
for the attendance of her husband. The Countess trem-
bled violently while being sworn to the affidavit that she
was in a state of great destitution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

STABILITY OF THE

CITY "
,f

he moment, our notice of Mr. Bu-
rcoming the present difficulties which,

he seems clear, arise not from the circumstances of the
Bank, but from tho3e of the country, by quoting from hie

followir

which shoWs him- a supporter of

satisfied flint the present sufferings of
degree caused by the conduct of the

y by the waist of confidence caused

by Sir Robert Peel's Free Tr

i TO THE EDITOR OF THE GREENOCK ADVERTISTER.
Glasgow, 24th April, 1847.
Your sea-port-population will awaken when
nse of their true interests.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

ROYAL INSURANCE CW,iPANY,

riIHE DIRECTORS of the ROYAL INSURANCE
1. COMPANY are prepared to receive TENDERS for the
whole of the WORKS, or for any of the Branches, separately,
of their intended ERECTIONS in Dale-street.
The Plans and Specifications may be insr ected at the Com-
pany's present Offices, 1, Oldhall-street, between the hours of
Ten and Four.
Lithographic Bills of Quantities will be furnished to any
Tradesman of respectability on application as above. •
At the request of several inter tractors. the time for
sending in Tenders will be e • it ed to t e loth day of May in-
stant. Sealed Tenders ist, therefore, be delivered at the
above Office on or ore tliet date.
By order,
PERCY M. DOVE, Manager.
Ist May, 1E47.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

-following quotation from leis own (tl-

i's) leading article (
ipt to hide ti

which do,

_le critical position of the Bank o:
land, or to conceal the fact that what Mr. Buchanat
RED
Go•

it in July n

P.I.YMENT OF THE -APRIL DIVIDENDS OF T
MENT DEBT -

Wing, how

er, can excuse ti

for paying the •quarterly dividen,
FOR THE STABILITY OF THE BA

ARNEST, IMPORTUNATE BORROWERS Or

We conclude, for the moment, our notice of Mr. Bu-
anan's plan of overcoming the present difficulties which,
seems clear. arise not from the circumstances of the

sank, but from those of the county
tatement the following, which
he conduct of the I

lio;%;s Lim a supporter of

A that the present sufferings
a caused by the conduct of t

t of confide

OF THE GREEN(
Gla.9gow

'hose mo.

,elded
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

Riving instantaneously the keenesikedge to the bluntest Rau, I% 11l LE, or other Cutlery, is now regularly imported direct frot.
lit Mines (for applying generally to Strops) and may be had at tht
olesale DepOt of CHANGE,ROHE and to., Sole Ira-
'porters, 11, EXETER LONDON, and of their various
Agents throughout the World, in Rosewood Boxes, with In-
structions, at Is., 2s. 6d., Ss., and Ins. 6d. each.
Bring your Razors and try its efficacy I I !
CAUT
Every Strop must have the SigION.
nature f ..Ba
And Co." on the label, and the Boxeso their AddressoTileas on the
Wrapper.

tosewood Box,

LIVERPOOL. AGENTS.
Mr.
Samuel Ashby, 12, Temple-street.

Mr. S. V. Cur
Mr. G.-H. Ha

Henry Rook:Verfurr

St. James's-street.

nd lOcks which their r

open, and enclosing Milner's unequall€
JAPANNED CASH BOXES (not fir
impregnable detector locks.

aa
:men can not pick nor '''''' "'
ire-resist ing eh& rn hers. Age
•esisting) with Milner's next
Birth

MILNER'S IMPREGNABLE LOCKS, for all uses, and con
bination door latches
Pamphlets may I

had at the Works, and of the Agents,
riving sizes, prices, description, experimental tests, in red heat, 15
from one to twenty-four hours by scientific and practical par-
20
ties ; and cases of actual fires in which Milner's Safes (out of 25
the 20,000 in use) preserved their contents unsinged, everything 30
else being destroyed in the nuildings, including the contents of 40
strong iron Raps and drawers, and Closets, with double Iron 50
Doors, standing beside Milner's :as in Messrs. Walker's fire -------,
wii;n
at Birkenhead , itt. """
--mson's, of Plymouth; Messrs.

surance of £lOO on a Single L4l

For the Term of

without
Profits.

with I
One

Year. I Five Ye

es. d. s. d. • 8. d. R. d.
1 11 3 113 7 0 16 10 0 18 8
1 15 0 117 8 1 1 3 1 2 5
119 10 2 210 1 4 0 1 4 3
229115 9 i 1 6 4
5 4 1 910 1 11 4

A 5 7
3 0 7
4 4 7

2 1 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

Lord T
1

May 4,1847.

TURN-OUT OF FACTORY WOMEN.—The proprietors of el OCIIRAN'S superior OFFICE and COPYING
three• flax mills in Leeds having signified their intention k..) INKS, warranted made with the best materials, and their
Of reducing the wages of their reelers to the extent of 25 right preparation carefully attended to.
per _cent:, the reelers, all of whom are females, have
The steadily
increasing demand for these Inks is the stronm-,
esttestimonia/ the manufacturer of them can bring forward
turned out, and the mills have, in consequence, been_ __that his Inks are receiving tl,

_ _ iblic approbation, and also his
best encouragement to continue to persevere in his course—

street, Oldhall

treet, LivE

TELCROIX AND CO.'S CADEAUX FOR 1847 :
^ than DEL-
I, viz :

CROIX and C(

,s for the

A. French Cosr

s for 1

;erring and
f her Most

Mint; the Cc

.ected by letters pitent,

DEL(

About el

the Treasury,'
rid their Royal

s the Prince c
led by two

)ove-mentioned, when he wa

ntly ex(

sked de

as a hoe or a bill, and E
, which was about two I

me sharp instrument,
le insensible. When

ys, and t

fully identified by the uiifotiun ate Ter

ND DISSENT

y the

)poly zealo

imed for i

ys open free.
Cau

hi cquality with sus'

s trash as t

one d
shall recei
faith of its parents and in the secular
to its comfort and credit in this world
tests altogether against any national as
tion, as if that were only another name for rel

willing to continu
11 events, that eve]

y child in these i

FRAINIPTON

The other pro-
to educe-
us per-

.e of the Chu

:omach

fectly t

itution

the man tou
I wouldn't p

he mon

ritable do
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

to suit Purct

allowed

The Q

fall of the h
Bricks will answer for Exportation

aid, thes

SCHOOLS. SPLENDID ENGRA

NGS, &c., HANDSOME

i►l R. PORTAS respectfully announces to the
111 mirers of the Fine Arts, that he is instructed to SELI
AUCTION, without reserve, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,)

sth, and TiIITRSDAY next:

precisely each morning

tit the A

rront ro matUtox-street, and at the back thereof, severalty
feet, or thereabouts, and on the east side 45 feet 4 inches,
thereabouts, and on the west side 43 feet 10 inches, or the

SAM
the yearly

RECORY and So
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

EST'ABLISHED

FOR THE

1
EXCLUSIVE SALE OF MOURNING.
rTHE LIVERPOOL GENERAL MOURNING
WAREHOUSE,
1
No. 30, BOLD-STREET,
IS NOW OPENED,
FOR TEE SUPPLY OF EVERY
-----_ ___

IR,EQUISITE FOR FAMIa & GENERAL MOURNING.I

The great object of this Establishment will be to relieve!
IFamilies of all trouble and inconvenience, by supplying every,
(necessary Article.

'BLACK' SILKS, SATINS, &c., CRAPES, PARAMATTAS,I
ASTRACANS, GRENADINES, COBURGS,
GLOVES, RIBBONS, FICHUES, &c., SHAWLS, BONNETS,I
CAPS, FLOWERS, &c.

MILLINERY AND DRESS3fAICING.
FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
The STOCK of MANTLES will be found well worth inspec-
tion, and the Prices throughout the Establishment wilt be;
strictly moderate.

FOREMAN and FORSTER, PROPRIETORS.,

MESSRS. JEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO.
in announcing to their Patrons and the Public
the OPENING of their extensive SHOWROOMS for
the Spring Season, beg to intimate their great satisfac-
tion on being enabled now to present such an extensive
and superb STOCK of
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE STRAW
BONNETS

as far excels all. their former successful efforts, and
enables them confidently to assert, that, for the almost
• unlimited variety, exclusive elegance of style and shape,
and unexampled moderation in prices, public taste and
patronage have placed them in the enviable position of
being enabled, in this Branch especially, to present
such advantages as are unparalleled in any other
Establishment in the Kingdom.
The present Season has been most abundant in the
production of some very charming novelties in a variety
of new Plaits and Shapes,
The superb assortment of new French and English
FLOWERS, FEATH ERS, &c., forms a most important
and attractive feature.

JEFFEItY, MORRIS!!, AND CO.,
COMPTOJV HOUSE,
CHURCH-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-04

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