The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02 00:00:00

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their signs in the largest letters, and the most attractive One passenger by the Sirius steam-ship lost 1.-2000 in
and conspicuous form. There is, indeed, one exception, his portmanteau, and a lady £l5OO, by the wreck of the
if such it can be called., This marble was erected to a vessel

Pui•:.—The CambriA

man who is described as • a servant,' nut it was riusv..
the expense of ' a friend,' that styled himself his master, every villa
who, in enumerating his excellent qualities, has not for- Ireland.
gotten to proclaim his own liberality, nor been ashamed
to inform us that he has expended more money in extol- an
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ling his services than in rewarding them. It has been I tributed by the
ia 'rims I rt. congregations of the metropolitan syna-

e Advertiser states that
n Staffordshire is up in alms for the relief of

On Sunday week, upwards of £7OO was distributed
_

said that the grave snows ..,.. --____
now reversed it seems. All are not reduced by it to a le- On Wednesday, a yours
vel, for the level is on a summit, and all are elevated to it. climbed to the roof of the Globe Hotel, ut..§.,..,
Be it so; but then strike out all your degrees, your he fell to the pavement, and received such injuries that
D.D.'s, your M.D.'s, the words Judge, Councillor, Bar- he died next day.
rister, Esquire, and let the rank of the dead be uniform. Four young ladies took the veil, as novices of the Do-
Of all places in the world a graveyard, at least, should be' minican Sisters of Penance, at Bristol, on Tuesday week.
consecrated to truth. As it is, it seems devoted to flat- Their vows were received by Dr. Ullathorne, the bishop,
tery, vanity, ambition, ostentation, and falsehood. All of the district, in St. Mary'S Roman Catholic Chapel.
sects retain their peculiarities here, and endeavour to per- The Hon. H. E. Addington, son of Lord Sidmouth, has considered iti necessary,
'or '"-
petuate them. A little more taste, and a little more ex- committed suicide by hangingrinintedeocmirpclaulianr
pence in the monument (but with a contemptuous disre- his father's residence, at Albur
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Guildford.himself to t o abed-post, at
tnrom persons who called themselves " Bosanquet and Co.,'
gard of veracity in its record), indicate that a churchman ,tellect had:been deranged for some time previous.
hA
one
" Wigram and C 0.," &c., inviting them to borrow moue}
His in-
is deposited there (for the Church in the colony embraces The Bristol Journal states the pleasiug fac that
upon their bills, and proposing extensive accommodation
the greater part of the upper class of society.) A neat, clergyman alone (residing wiftli.in,eicitt) miles of 111,i.ugmobr
hoafyinigclibv=lvwerwhohhadmewdiatwitetnhtop
amongst. his family in commercial matters, to state, that he had learned tint'
plain, substantial one, with the modest assurance that the has raised the large
dresses published on former occasions had found it neces
soul of the deceased was immediately conveyed to heaven, and immediate connections the relief of the distressed the various fraudulent concerns carried on under the ad
proclaims the saint to have been a Dissenter. The cons- Irish. ~ - sary, in many instances, to change their places of abods
mon Christian emblem of the Cross is more in use among On Tuesday, somei labourers h.- -
Romanists than others, but you may identify them by their Brandon, Suffolk, am
pious horror of Protestants. It would be dangerous to be skeletons. ,-,•••-'
found in such bad company, for the Pope has declared posed tl,

had been, given to understand, in the most beneficial way,

through several towns in Er.

knowledge of this
recently removed to
several pocket-handlZerchiefs, sundry.
rags, &c., a model of a ship. Finally, the passao,e became,
higher, and at the end of this they were stopped Iy a brick,
wall, in which some loose brie! s bang removed, an open-
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the house from his late residence on Shooter's Hill. His
supposed to have existed for centuries. The following
do.v. the prisoners, Henry Colgate (a sailor), George Phi..

any appearec

to lie jewel and trinket

boxes and cases

lips, anti J Onit a u—.., rere Lunen to tne urreenwich pohce-
court, and the case being heard so far, were remanded for
a.week.

INFANT MORTALITY_FROM LONG HOURS or

FACTORY LABOUR,

. In his speech, in introducing his motion for, a. Ten
Hours' Bill, Mr. Fielden advanced the following statistics,
shewing the awful, mortality resulting from , the factory.
I system, as stated in the last quarterly report of,the Regis-
t tray of the Manchester district. We quote it as containing
as dire a picture as need be exhibited :
" The returns of the past quarter prove that nothing

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