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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

The Lost Rc
Centuro.

This is th,
trendy, to

lerable clevern

can give. a proper ji

Brown,

Douglas Jeri

This is a el

we could fir

tion," the writer ha

from the
Certainly

SO' far, then, he de

tract is

would be manifested.

must rpltlce the exist

;eeondly, they ni
;lightly modified

rrom 11

square, by fold

my own, each driver yel

• YOU. a.
1, for a far 1

'ou must infer severe
titans frequently mix
ments, with filth and
nfection. One well-
sin', devoutly kneel-

harbour, and city of

Nhite r

)f the vener
1411,•Gfni

that sultr
Lunult, tli

ig of ti

assing th,

tctibn v

I a half for fourpence, wi
listance, some rascals in:

torm swept over ti

and boats, mac

xl away

Still old Vesuvit

crater was VI

►s difference, that the
blown away into thin at
I more of the exact outline
Fire King of-the mountain!

thou stern, despotic mon.

ce climbed over thy
, rocks of lava and
'e spread desolation
in marks thy realm,

1y gurgling maw belched forth in
the thunders of Almigbtly Jove.

death, remorse.
thy ponderous
cast-out rocks

flamed, hot tumo

world, farewell

Amid the vast multitude of ger

adorn the Museo

) at Naples,

eructations

t is only ne

sary to enumerate a few of the most striking of the an-
tique marble statues and bronze figures and busts that
have been placed here after being dug out of Pompeii
and Herculaneum. The Alexander, on his favorite horse
Bucephalus, ornamented with silver, is fine; so also the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

a the capi

)y applying at the Mansion; and particulr,
ketch of the Hall, then had; also at the Ge
t Sheaf, Daventry ; George, Northampton
y; of WM'S. FULLER and SALTWELL,

MILNER'S 212° SAFES
"HOLD FAST AGAINST FIRE AND FRAUD."

MIL,
CII-.Lr
ration. (in fire)

R'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING PRIN-
Improved, Non-conduction, generating evapo-
t successive temperatures— self-contained,

ale, as applied
'klll-.R 110XF.S

LNE R'S ONE:

cube iocii'inicde,iOTOrainary.---

(2 to 21 i
House, or

DOUBLE-CHAMBERED BOXES and SAFES
ches thick,) for Warehouses, or extensive Office,
;hop Premises.

equal to twenty-f
houses, and extra haz

ur hours' fire, for

asions,

.dous risks, as each are equalto the fire

likely to come upon them in the enti
buildings they are respectively adapted for.
MILNER'S " HOLD-FAST" FIRE VIOLENCE, and
SAFES, CLOSETS, and STRONG
s in the World ; no bodies under
under half-inch thick (solid
t and most secure fastenings,

conflagration of the

DOORS, the strongest Sa
quarter-inch thick, nor
wrought iron,) with the stron
and locks which their most s

;kilful workmen cannot

JAPANNED CASH BOXES (not fire-resisting) with Milner 's
impregnable detector loci
MILNER'S IMPREGD

ABLE LOCKS, for all uses, and com-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

3Emperial parliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY.
This day several bills were advanced a stage, and the

house immediately adjourned

E OF COMMONS.-MONDAY

o'clock sitting was of

his intention to withdra
Vnntimliararl 17..atatPa (T

the present session, the
Bill, the Prisons Bill,

Marc El

for the house re

into a comma
Mr. B. Os

ttention of the hot

udnlent, to the effect that the
interfered in the late insur-

-ern m ent

rection, were
chrytibl 1-al coo

ie Portuguese people
' their just and legiti-

freedor

a for bringing the mat

nore before the house was to give an oppc
Palmerston to make the speech which 121
out of
sion

Ld beer

linable to deliver, owir

Le house,

when th,
Lord

3biected neither to the substanc

faithful performance of the articles of the convention
+which had been entered into. The object tl

Govern-

lenceurent was to induce

o. That course

OF LORDS.—T
limited to the p:

The bwir

ntation of

Ijourned. earl

recd to in comr

e auth,

3f the I

was committed

otv onl.
Thursd

)'clock

for the British bondholders of unpaid

h, reviewed th

and 1

paid off a por
'they squall&

tion of t

iebts thus contracted, but that
ate ob-

;d away their resources on illegi

f their co antr

The question
noble lord wide

med of

o might be disp
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

CHESTER AND . HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.
SIXTH CALL OF .es PER SHARE, MAKING THE
AMOUNT CALLED .-32 10s. PER SHARE.

In pursuance of a Resolution d of Directors,
SHAREHOLDERS in this . ANY are required to PAY,
on or before WEDNESD 2 the 21st July next, a CALL of FIVE
POUNDS PER S E, to either of the undermentioned
Bankers :
London Messrs. Glyn and Co., Lombard-street.
Liverpool Liverpool Borough Bank.
Bangor Messrs. Williams and Co.
Interest at the rate of Five per Cent. per Annum will be
charged on all Calls remaining unpaid on the said 21st July.
By order, GEORGE KING, Secretary.
01, Moorgate-street, London, 22d Tune, 18.17.

EDINBURGH, LEITH, & GRANTON RAILWAY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a stated
IN HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the PRO-
PRIETORS of this COMPANY will be held, within the Com-
pany's Office, I, Abercromby- , Edinburgh, on FRIDAY,
the 30th current, at Two eiticTc, Afternoon.
No Proprietor w ".i arrear is entitled to attend or vote.
er of the Board of Directors,
ALLEN GEO. FIELD, Secretary.
Railway Office, 1, Abercromby-place, Edinburgh,
9th July, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

CLIFTGN-PARK ACADEMY, BIRKENHEAD.
THIS School, at which Young. Gentlemen are pre-
pared for the Universities, and instructed in the various
departments of a Commercial, Mathematical, and Scientific
Education, will be RE-OPEN DAY, the 26th
instant.
Prospectuses may be fined from Mr. SMILEY, at the
Academy ; or fro . ROSE, No.- 7, South Castle street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

ate Bar-without, 3 yrs—Mr Cii•-
ash, bro to Wine-

r Rober
—fir A.. 101

:one's Rowena,
Ir Cook's Inglewood,

—Lord Stanley's Abdiel, 3 yrs—
irs—Lord Glasgow's Discontent, 3
3 yrs—Mr. Allen's c by Quid,
.r. Osbaldeston ns Alsatia, 3 yrs—
Motherwell, 3 yrs—Sir J. Gerard's
klam's The Spaniard, 2 yrs—Lord
-Mr. Howlin s Lush, 3
Green's The

r Is. Green's
.s
—Mr Mos-

Mr Daw

of course the

a difficult
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

(FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.)

GEO. WOODS begs to inform Purchasers that his
Alterations being so far advanced, he is compelled
to remove or dispose of a large portion of his Stock
to enable them to proceed to completion; and hav-
ing considered the expense which would be incurred
in removal, has decided to Sell such Portion at
Prices that will give the BUYER a decided advan-
tage.

The STOCK consists of BRUSSELS, Patent
TAPESTRY, Patent TOURNAY, and AXMIN-
STER CARP ETS ; KIDDERMINSTER,
DUTCH, and IMPERIAL DITTO ; London
and Bristol FLOOR CLOTH, MOREENS, DA-
MASKS, and FURNITURE CHINTZES, 6.c.,
4T., and every Article required in Furnishing.
N.B.—The only Establishment in Liverpool
E solely for Furnishing.

w

By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent'.
MANUFACTURING OF PICTURE FRAMES BY

MACHINERY.
THE most ingenious Invention for the Manufacture
of PICTURE FRAMES BY MACHINERY,
has been produced by Mr. Bielefield, the well-known proprie-
tor of the Paper Mache Works, London, the object of which
is to supply Frames, elegant and unique in design, at
HALF THE PRICE OF THE OLD WOOD FRAMES,
of corresponding sizes and sections ; yet the materials and
workmanship are of
THE VERY HIGHEST CHARACTER,
while, in the execution of the design, will be found that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

12,1 --is

Liverpool. Crosl
New

y, & Southport

late W. Lancash

nes., & N'cast. Jur
IQ, I t,ondon and Blackwall

DOl, ArC

2 I Fifth shares.
Quarter shar

(G. J.)

40 Manchester
5 Quarter shay
5 Quarter char

Birmingbam.l
(A)1
(By
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

THE WELLINGTON SURTOUT,

ANEW Light REPELLENT OVER-COAT for
the SPRlNG—Registered 6 and 7 Viet., cap. 65.—PA-
TRONISED by H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT, the ROYAL FAMILY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

Eirtila; 2/Parriages nub Deati).s. arisingtll from the rates deman
Sales
9. • our staplers cannot buy
Yesterday —Q.-- and brokes are much inquire
BIRTHS. following are the full quota
On the 29th ultimo, at the Grove, Cleveden, the wife of Lieu- Super Hogs, £l3 10s. per pad£lo ss. to £ll ; Super W
tenant-Colonel SNELL, of a daughter.
On the Ist instant, at Chester-square, London, the wife of £lO 15s. to £11; and Low WThis branch of our trade is
-Colonel the Hon. C. B. PHIPPS, of a son.
stronger than that of any of c
... .n *nn .Rnitare. London, the Lady fact of the rrp.t;.- -,• -

I Lieu t

u ~..tAti U lir. 111k311 GI 1../IN ,OT a nauguter. • -
- Same day, at Little Holland-house, Kensington, the wife, of Yarns now spinning has not t
many years past as at the pre
Lieutanant-Colonel IRVINE, of a Eon.
int ir, by the home houses, who
On the 3d instant, in Chesham-place, London, the wife of
int the Hon. RICHARD C.AVENDISH, of a daughter.
what is „aw spinning; and I
Same day: at Sharavouge, Ireland, the Hon. Mrs. WES-
cumulations, and that the i
int TENRA, of a daughter. doing little, higher prices INT
On the 4th ;,,,...--,- --- Pieces.—Since the g-,--

green, London, the wife of T. S.

, t Kew,
PSON, Esq., of a daughter
Same day, at Amwell-terrace, Pentonvi

Mrs. T. M. WII

!Iroughout the sj
yers for the hor

(
ame day, a

.t Hitchin Priciiy, Mrs. DELME RADCLIFFE, of

nimated, and in many (

On the sth instanr
Chancellor MARTI
On II
daughte
On the gth instant, the wife of Mr. PETER NEILSON, o:

t Exetf

the lady of the Rev

of a son and a

the market this week, and a

Ith instant, at BOYDELL, o

rather improved prices
and, stocks of me :Hum a
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lIALIFAN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

STRAW BONNETS AT COST PRICE.

MRS. GARDNER,
66, BOLD-STREET,
(CORNER OF SLATER-STREETO
TN consequence of the depression in trade and the
advanced period of the season, has determined at once to
REDUCE the whole of her
STOCK OF BONNETS
To COST PRICE.
66, Bold-street, (corner of Slater-street.)

THE
NEWEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE
AS WELL AS
CIHEAPEST STOCK OF BONNETS,
AT
J.. MORGAN'S
NO. 29, GREAT GEORGE-SA.IMT.

Bonnets Cleaned and Altered, on an entirely new principle,
at very low charges.
Trimming gratuitously, by a first-rate Milliner.
A Respectable YOUNG MAN WANTED as an ASSISTANT.

BAD TIMES.
MO meet the present circumstances of Trade, I have
1. determined to offer every inducement to Purchasers, and
have, therefore, made an
UNPARALLELED REDUCTION
in the price of every kind of Summer Stock. I just quote, for
example, from a boundless variety,
New Printed Muslin and Barege Dresses, from 48. fid. the Dress;
New Barege and Cashmere Shawls, from 3s. Ild. each;
New Linen, Scotch and French Gin hams, from 53d. ;
Checked, Striped, and Bordered Window Muslins, from 31d.
and 5d per Yard ;
The Newest Styles in Straw Bonnets.
Bit LOW COST!
300 Pieces of Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, sid. (half-price;)
A large Lot, comprising both Plain and Fancy, Black and
Coloured, Silks, at 1334., 181 d., 213 d., 2.334., and 2s. 4d. per
Yard, in which Lot are Silks worth 3s. 6d. per Yard.
I respectfully solicit theatteution of all Purchasers, assuring
them of very decided advantages, my sole object being the
speedy conversion of the Stock.

_
WILLIAM MINTON,
40,—BOLD-STREET,-40.
N.B.—ln the usual regular departments of SILK MERCERY,
FAMILY LINEN DRAPERY, FAMILY MOURNING,
HOSIERY, LACE, 4c. Goods of the richest and most
substantial character ?Webs found

DECIDEDLY CHEAP.

TAILORING AND GENERAL EQUIPMENT
WAREHOUSES,
24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.

Overcoats,
Dressing Gowns,
Waterproof Coats,
Shooting Coats,
House 'oats,
Youth's Wrappers.

Broad Cloths,
Fancy Troyserings,
Rich Vesting:,
French Hats,
Irish Linens,
Printed Shirting:.

---
ARCHER'S PATENT FLANNEL, GUARANTEED NOT TO SHRINK,

P. L. MACTAGGART, Proprietor.
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES.

JOSEPH DAVIS,
(LATE DAWBARN AND DAVIS,)
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET.
THE NEWEST LONDON and PARISIAN
STYLES, combining Elegance with Economy, supplied by
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET,
(SEVENTH DOOR FROM BOLD-STREET,)
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13

TIIE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

The county courts are to receive great extension of
power. County insolvancy is to be placed within their
scope, and the amount of debts allowed to be tried will be
extended to £5O. The lawyers do not like this.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint William Scrope
Ayrton, of the Middle Temple, London, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, to be one of the Commissioners of the Court of
Bankruptcy to act in the prosecution of Fiats in Bank-
ruptcy in the country.
ACTION AGAINST THE PROPRIETORS OF THE " DAILY
NEWS."—In the Court of Common Pleas, on Thursday,
Mr. Powell, formerly one of the sub-editors of the Daily
News, obtained £5OO damages from the proprietors of
that paper, for dismissing him from his situation.
Powell, it appeared, was engaged for two years certain,
at £l5 a-week, but the proprietors had reason to suspect
that he countenanced a garbled report of a case in the
Bristol Bankruptcy Court, to gratify the spleen of ano-
ther gentleman in the office, and deemed it necessary,
for the character of the paper, that he should be dis-
missed. The jury found that the report was not garbled,
and granted the damages named.
INSOLVENT CIRCUITS.—Home : H. R. Reynolds, Esq.
—Dover, November 5 ; Canterbury 8 ; Maidstone, 9_;
Lewes, 26 ; Hertford, December 3.—Midland : J. G.
Harris, Esq.—Chelmsford, October 26 ; Colchester, 27 ;
Ipswich, 28 ; Yarmouth, 30 ; Norwich, November 1 ;
Lynn, 2 ; Bury, 4 ; Cambridge, 5 ; Huntingdon, 6 • Pe-
terborough, 8; Oakham, 9; Lincoln, 10 ; Nottingham,
12 ; Derby, 15 ; Lichfield, 16 ; Stafford, 17; Shrewsbury,
19 ; Warwick, 2; Coventry, 24 ; Leicester, 26 ; North-
ampton, 29 ; Bedford, 30 ; Aylesbury, December 2.
Northern : W. J. Law, Esq.—Sheffield, October 16 ;
Wakefield, 18 ; Hull, 25 ; York, 27 ; Richmond, 30 ;
Durham, November 1 ; Newcastle, 3 ; Carlisle, 5 ; Ap-
pleby, 8; Kendal, 9 ; Lancaster, 10 ; Liverpool, 17 ;
Chester, 20 ; Mold, 22; Ruthin, 23 ; Dolgelly,. 25 ; Car-
narvon, 29 ; Beaumaris, 30 ; Welshpool, December 3.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Edvo.rd Hull, thi

3.:-Reiolved, that th

euted I :who must

to the Physician, the Sorg(Kills, the Visitors, , -, --- paper pr,
the Committee for the last year, for the attention they oestowed as a valuat
upon:the duties which devolved upon them.
4.--s-Resolved, that the-theuks of this Meeting be presented Liverpcx
to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have presented Donations P.S.—;I

Aucli

turEishyou N-sith my a

; and a

23ed,jonuary, 1847

aid of the funds of this Charity.
5.---Itesolyed, that the thanks of this Meeting be,presented
Cross and the Misses Chaffers, of Eirerton,, and ,to

alluded 'to,

•

take place at t

time to t

steaqy and active officer.
subscribe my mite, and tender my fix...e
question may be very briefly stated. In the first. place, 'strong gale from'. the southv
I Will ebeerfidly he -proposed to admit sugar into breweries, but to exclude dismally black, until after n
,ts an assistant in any way, except as treasurer;
'molasses, -because it would render necessary a minute the sun shining cheerfully o
in my opinion, be connected with. the news- excise survey to prevent fraud. lie expected, however, equally clear. Yesterday w
Should,this suggestion be adopted, I will, that the substitution would only be very partially I southerly wind.
a.„ adopted, except when malt is very high.. Sugar is al- i P---

mt not r

ISH TOLERATION

n Eng- Bishop of Perigixeui hay
, Lo au. j arm in Amami, to 3s. 2d family to authorise 'a funex
The right lion: baronet concluded by stating That "if this the repose of his soul, dec
measure should have the effect of setting free a great Lion, because Mr. Freytan
amount of barley for human food, he should feel rejoiced, tract that oath. The prelat
* he did not .expect that they would reduce the himself to replying to the
prices of grain, hart they would, tend to keep tltem foni interfered : You have t
rising higher." 'Ms is one of the W
of of

The deeet

n, who, during.

rum he prof

The equestrian exercises duce from Bs. 16d., its present amount, to Ss: id
kne .duty on colonia,
r ...:n m.. land :in Sent:lllnd. to 9,1 . ;,-.

s to re-

egiance to the-civil

,:he rel.. _ Irish distress. Prices are togotio higher, 1 and Prefect took 'the tie(
but theyare not to he reduced by the admission of sugar 1 presentation q(the corpse
into distilTeries---as strange a piece of politico-economical 1 pied by a detachment of A
•

doctrine a we have lately rnet with. A financial state-
ment from the Right Non. Sir Charles Wood will be a

Lite 111,4- item or- interest in the _
f, the week- is - the. scheme a. Lord John ItuSsoll
mending the working Of the new poor law sv,i--
alm thinks that the commission.-- '

10n,ent
r their.

hys 4 office of serppni in the C

can.' bord 1 quietly proceeded-t
iced

o the- best of their judgment,
Lion has been conducted, upon

grets to find, hAv

IT of 'Doi

in ord

!r. to Lt

lit—to avoid suc!

PICTURE FRAMES BY M

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

' of the
LITAIN,
nnexion
EtMING

nes and

dition,

ny Nev;,.
In royal

nd sold
it Hall,

his Edi-
lion of

ngdom,
appro-

as Dart

NCE.
include
Spain,
d, &c.,
nd the
;sage of
ill form

iblic of
asfonal
volume
rid thus
hat has

price

ORBS.
ing one
nent,

CON TI-

ts, and
varying
vols.,
ies for-
of the

SUE.

JULIE.

33, Ey-

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, sq.,

T" ROYAL

The commit.

!ommitt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JANUARY 21.
At this day's market there was again a large supply of English
Wheat, and the trade ruled very dull at a redaction of is. to 2s.
per quarter. Barley ineffectually offered, at a reduction of 3s.
to 4s. per quarter. Oats held for an advance of ts. per quarter.
Beans nominally unaltered. Peas fully aedear.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

BETWEEN

STEAM COMMUNICATION

LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
Th. Glasgow and Liverpool Steam Shipping
• . 4 Company's Steamers,
ORION Capt. MA IN,
And Chartered Steamer VICEROY,.
Capt. STOKES.
The City of Glasgow Steam-packet Company's
Steamers,
ADMIRAL Capt. Bo YD,
COMMODORE Capt. HARDIE.
Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Steam-packet Company's Steamer
PRINCESS ROYAL.. Capt. CR A WFORD,
Or other Steam-ships, sail between Glasgow and Liverpool,
with Goods and Passengers.

FROM LIVERPOOL,
(With or without Pilots.)
JANUARY.
This Day, the 26th, at 6, Evening.
Wednesday,the 27th, at 7, Evening.
Thursday, the 28th, at 8, Evening.
Saturday. the 30th, at 10, Morning.
FEBRUARY.
VICEROY Monday, It. the Ist, at 11, Morning.
Goods for shipment must be alongside one hour before the
advertised time of sailing.
FARES :—Cabin, 154.; Steward's Fee, 25.; steerage, ss.

COMMODORE
VICEROY
PRINCESS ROYAL
COMMODORE ...

Agents for the ORION and
T. VICEROY,
MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,

_
7, Water-street.
Agents for the ADMIRAL and COMMODORE
DAVID APIVER and Co.,
12, Water-street.

Agent for the PRINCESS ROYAL :
ROBE RT LAMONT,
33, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

ipon N

witt

~, .boweve

Lon is one of

of our

I does. li

which, it
ye b(

lthough it may

f any 1

gar. WI

vent of the

26, 184'7

i. notion of their-

abolition of the

)ocket Of

a of the Navi-

adopted sooner

ittle for

onfer a
nateri al

it to the colo- i

dricious

at the measures

Irmanent

her social
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Zirtbs, frlartfagrs can Drati)s.

BIRTHS.

On the Bth December last, at Calcutta, Mrs. STEWART
DOUGLAS, of a daughter.
On the 12th instant, at North Molton, the wife of the Rev. W.
BURDETT, of a son.
On the 13th instant, at Hereford, the wife oft4l' ev. G. G.
HAYTER, of a daughter.
Same day, at the Close, Norwich, the wife of the on. H.
MANNERS SUTTON, M.P., of a daughter.
On the 14th instant, at Harewood, Yorkshire, the wife of
JAMES HENRY DOWNES, Esq., of a son,
On the 16th instant, in Watergate-street, Chester, the wife of
Dr. WILMOTT, of a daughter.
On the 17th instant, at Fareham, Hants, the wife of the Rev.
HENRY BLUNT, of a son.
Same day, at Macclesfield, the wife of Mr. ROBERT HALL
JACKSON, of this town, of a daughter.
On the 18th instant, at the Knowle Sands Parsonage, Bridge-
north, the lady of the Rev. GEORGE LEIGH WASBY, of a
(laughter.
Same day, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Todd, Hun-
nington, near Halesowen, the wife of the Rev. CAVENDISH
H. FOSTER, Rector of Theydon Garnon, Essex, of a son aid
heir.
Same day, in Brunswick-square, Brighton, the Right Hon.
Lady HEADLEY, of a daughter.
Same day, Mrs. W. B. WILDBORE, Ridmond-row, of a
son and heir.

On the 19th instant, at Hayman's-green, West Derby, Mrs.
JAMES JOHN HANCE, of a son.
On the 20th instant, at Poyntington Rectory, Somersetshire,
the lady of the Rev. JOHN HEALE, of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

PRICE THREEPENCE

TIIE DAILY NEWS,
London Morning Newspaper, in Time for the Morning
Mails.

It is remarkable, that more than a century since there were
eighteen papers published in London, daily or three times a
week—while now there are only fifteen In the City of New
York, more. daily papers are published than in all 'England,
Scotland, and Ireland, put together. What is the
,cause

PRICE ! •
That the Public know the advantage of having a Daily Paper
is manifest, from the thousands who pay threepence for a paper
the day after publication. What, tlien, are the causes which
maintain the high price? First, the capital required to be in-
vested. Next, the various talent, knowledge, and experience
which must combine to produce the result. The number o
the requirements have, m truth, occasioned something very
like a monopoly—and monopoly always commands its own
price. Thus, whilst capital and competition bad been doing
good service in all other things, nothing had been attempted
for the political and social wants of three great nations; and a
daily London Newspaper remained, until the establishment of
Tna DAILY NEWS, a costly luxury, in which only the wealthy
could indulge.
THE DAILY NEWS looks for support, not to a compara;
tively few readers at a high price, but to many at a low price.
TILE DAILY NEWS is the same size as all other journals
were within seven years; it is larger than many of the high-
priced daily journals are now ; and, in every particular of in-
terest. -it contains as much infonnation as the most successful
amongst its contemporaries. THE DAILY NlM's is expansive;
and double sheets are given whenever News, important Debates,
or Advertisements require it.
Every News Agent will, we hope, supply the' Paper, by post,
•
at Threepence, where 'payment as made in advance; when cre-
dit is given, it is a matter of private arrangement with which
the Proprietors have nothing to do. As, however, in an under-
taking so bold it is advisable to guard against possible incon-
venience, the Proprietors will undertake to get all persons
supplied who shall forward a Postotliee order made payable to
Jossen SsimTlj, DAILY NEWS OFFICE, Whitefriars, London,
at the rate of I9s. 6d. for every three months.
An Evening Edition, under the Title of
THE EXPRESS,
is published every day at Four o'clock, containtitig full reports
of the Markets of the day.
DAILY NEWS OF:FICE, WHITEFRIADS, FLE.ET-STREET
LONDON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

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Destination. fromLtutdon sailed. due.
S'HAMPTON STATION
Lisbon
Madeira
and 27th of Jan. 18 Jan. 17
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pn month
a'
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Greece anti Emit.... of every Jan. 20 ------
India, Cey on.& China month.
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(except Honduras, & r
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Bermuda,) For. Col. Next ilnil
eve , Jan. 18 due.. Jan.:32
in W. Indies (except ofr)
month.
Havana, Venezuela,
and Madeira
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(3) Bermuda St. Juan )month only. Jas. 2 due .. Feb. 7
de Nicaragua, and 117th of ever), Fortb Next Mail
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FALMOUTH STATtox. •
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Buenos Ayres I 'every month Jan. 7 Feb. 28
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cretary.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

ence between the B
France and Spain.

" a manifest violation of the trea,
which her Majesty has protested.

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he has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

TRADE WITH THE EAST.

The annual comparative statement of British shipping
entered inwards and cleared outwards from and to places
within the limits of the East India Company's charter for
the years 1845 and 1846 has just been published by the
East India and China Association :

" The total number of vessels entered inwards was 852,
with 360,039 tonnage, against 860, with 354,260 tonnage
showing a decrease of eight vesse
5,779 tonnage, compared with 1845.

an increase of

The retui

ports of London and Liverpool exhibit on the first station
a decrease of vessels, but only of 19 tonnage ; and on the
second station of 18 vessels, and 4,184 tonnage. Bristol
and Hull, on the other hand, show an increase of two ves-
sels, with 369 tonnage, and Clyde and other Scottish ports
an increase of 25 vessels, with 9,613 tonnage. The great-
est increase is observed in the entries of vessels from
China and the Mauritius. In the former case the num-
ber was eleven vessels, with 4,792 tonnage : in the latter
case 24 vessels, with 7,328 tonnage. The greatest de-
crease is observed in the arrival of vessels from the Cape
of Good Hope, Bombay and Singapore, and Penang. The

decrease in the case of the Cape of Good Hope vessels is
stated at 18 vessels, with 2,732 tonnage; in the case of
Bombay at 17 vessels, with 9,865 tonnage ; and in the
case of Singapore and Penang at 13 vessels, with 7,663
tonnage. . _ _

" The comparison of the total clearances outwards during
the year with those which took place in the year 1845
establishes a decrease of 28 vessels, with 8,299 tonnage,
the respective numbers being 979 vessels, with 413,849
tonnage, against 1,007 vessels, with 422,148 tonnage, last
year. The returns for the port of Liverpool show the
greatest decrease, the comparison being 282 vessels, with
111,612 tonnage, in 1846, and 338 vessels, with 135,198
tonnage, in 1845 ; leaving a difference of 56 vessels, with
23,586 tonnage. The London return furnishes an increase
of 6 vessels, with 7,425 tonnage, the departures in 1845
having been 502 vessels, with 222,556 tonnage, and in
1848, 508 vessels, with 229,981 tonnage. The returns for
Bristol and Hull and the Scottish ports likewise give an
increase, it amounting in the first case to 4 vessels, with
1,300 tonnage, and in the second case to 16 vessels, with
6,562 tonnage. The greatest decrease occurs in depar-
tures for Calcutta, the result being 49 vessels, with 18,214
tonnage. To Madras and the South Seas there have also
been fewer vessels despatched. New South Wales figures
for the largest increase, but in that respect it merely
reaches 10 vessels, with 4,475 tonnage, compared with
last year. Bombay, Ceylon, Java and Sumatra, and the
Mauritius, appear to be the chief points to which the
remaining increase of departures is directed."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

v 7 GC.

Zirtlo,liftartiagto anb Eitatigi.

-..41.-

BIRTHS.
On the Bth December last, at Calcutta, Mrs. STEWART
DOUGLAS, of a daughter.
On the 12th instant, at North Molton, the wife of the Rev. W.
BURDETT, of a son.

On the 13th instant, at Hereford, the wife of the Rev. G. G.
HAYTER, of a daughter.
Same day, at the Close, Norwich, the wife of the Hon. H.
MANNERS SUTTON, M.P., of a daughter.
On the 14th instant, at Harewood, Yorkshire, the wife of
JAMES HENRY DOWNES, Esq., of a son,-
On the 16th instant, in Watergate-street, Chester, the wife of
Dr. WILMOTT, of a daughter.
On the 17th instant, at Fareham, Hants, the wife of the Rev.
HENRY BLUNT, of a son.
Same day, at Macclesfield, the wife of Mr. ROBERT HALL
JACKSON, of this town, of a daughter.
On the 18th instant, at the Knowle Sands Parsonage, Bridge-
north, the lady of the Rev. GEORGE LEIGH WASBY, of a
daughter.
Same day, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Todd, Hun-
nington, near Halesowen, the wife of the Rev. CAVENDISH
H. FOSTER, Rector of Theydon Garnon, Essex, of a son and
heir.

Same day, in Brunswick-square, Brighton, the Right Hon.
Lady HEADLEY, of a daughter.
Same day, Mrs. W. B. WILDBORE, Richmond-row, of a
son and heir.

On the 19th instant, at Hayman's-green, West Derby, Mrs
JAMES JOHN HANCE, of a son.
On the 20th instant, at Poyntington Rectory, Somersetshire
the lady of the Rev. JOHN MULE, of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

SCREW STEAM-SHIPS BETV

Ca pi",
1/1,16 DORIST

t

NT

'rafalgar Dock, (wit
For CORK,

The ANN, Captain Lopirr SATURDAY next, the 30th

- instant, al Nine o'clock.
For freight, &c. apply, in Cork, to CoATEi and LEFEBURE
BROTHERS; or here, to

JAMES BRE BNER

20, Water street

DISEASED .AND HEALTHY. LIVES ASSURED.
MEDICAL, INVALID, AND GENERAL LIFI
OFFICE,
25, PALL-3IALL, LONDON, AND

2, NASSAU-,STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

ZirtDs, Olarrtageo anb Eratbs.

BIRTHS.

On the Bth December last, at Calcutta, Mrs. STEWART
DOUGLAS, of a daughter.
. On the 12th instant, at North Molton, the wife of the Rev. W.
BURDETT, of a son. •
On the 13th instant, at Hereford, the wife of the Rev. G. G.
HAYTER, of a daughter.
Same day, at the Close, Norwich, the wife of the Hon. H.
MANNERS SUTTON, M.P. of a daughter.
On the 14th instant, at liarewood, Yorkshire, the wife of
JAMES HENRY DOWNES, Esq., of a son,
On the 16th instant, in Watergate-street, Chester, the wife of
Di:WILMOTT, of a daughter.
On the 17th instant, at Fareham, Hants, the wife of the P.ev.
HENRY BLUNT, of a son.
Same day, at Macclesfield, the wife of Mr. ROBERT
.HALL
JACKSON, of this town, of a daughter.
On the 18th instant, at the Knowle Sands Parsonage, Bridge-
north, the lady of the Rev. GEORGE LEIGH WASHY, of a
daughter.
Same day, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Todd, Hun-
ninton, near Halesowen, the wife of the Rev. CAVENDISH
H. FOSTER, Rector of Theydon Garnon, Essex, of a son and
heir.

Same day, in Brunswick-square, Brighton, the Right Hon.
Lady HEADLEY, of a, daughter.
Same day, Mrs. W. B. WILDBORE, Richmond-row, of a
son and heir. • .

On the 19th instant, at Hayman's-green, West Derby, Mrs.
JAMES JOHN HANCE, of a son.
On the 20th instant, at Poyntington Rectory, Somersetshire,
the lady of the Rev. JOHN HEALE, of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

of
the attention of the authorities and of the public-; and it
must receive such.attention if the property of the borough

is not to be confiscated, and a large number of its trades-
men and respectable inhabitants ruined. We believe that
remedial measures are already under discussion by the
parish authorities.]

DISTRESS IN IRELAND

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

DEAR SIR,--I send you the following extract from a
letter, received this morning, relative to the distress in
Ireland. The writer speaks what he knows, anillestifies
what he has seen, and few are more competent than a pro-
prietor, who has resided amongst his tenantry without in-
terruptlon for a period of thirty-two years and upwards,
holding the commission of the peace for nearly the entire
of the time.

The letter was written without any view to its publica.
tion : but yielding to the suggestion of an influential
friend, and anticipating the kind indulgence of the re-

the extract to your readers, and am, dear sir, yours&e
THOMAS NOLAN
St. Barnabas' , Liverpool, January 25, 1847.

" Cattlecooke, near Fertnoy, County Cork

" I could scarcely pourtray the extreme destitution of
this populous mountainous district,—no wheat, and ,all
the potatoes and oats failed. The labouring classes and
small farmers exist chiefly on turnips at 30s. per ton, and
I contemplate with dismay the disappearance of them,
which cannot be very distant. Meal and bread stuffs are
quite out of their reach. You would not believe to the
full extent the emaciated pallid appearance of the once
stout peasantry, trying to stand out the day on the public
works, while the unemployed, which are now about 250
in this locality, chiefly keep their beds, to cheat the
cravings of hunger. I know them intimately, and; while
I wonder how many exist, I admire their patience and
forbearance. Poor people ! they never were accustomed
to much comfort, and can bear their privations better
than more pampered folk. If food, plentiful and. within
the range of their means, be not supplied shortly, the loss
Of life must be extensive. I fear the situation of this
country, generally, is neither understood nor, believed in
England. However, the Queen's speech, which I have
read this moment, appears to indicate a strong wish to
relieve us.. If something extensive, to provide subsistence
at present and to insure the means of cropping in pro-
spective, Ile not enacted, the next year will.be worse than
this to such as survive. May the Lord bless you, and
bring us all through this severe though merited trial, is
the fervent prayer of your sincere friend,.
"WM.. C: COLLIS.
" Rev.. Thomas Nolan."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

'tram j.abigatton.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND LISBON.
"i,'1••• The splendid new Iron Steam Schooners
NAUTILUS,
Captain Boycx, of 300 tsTs register,

WATERWITCH

Captain COYLE, of 250 tons reg
Are intended to run regularly between the above ports,
goods and passengers.
The days of sailing will, for the present, be as follow:
FROM LIVERPOOL.
on the Ist February.
FROM LISBON.
NAUTILUS on the 15th February.

NAUTILUS

If found necessary another Steamer will be put on to run in
conjunction with the above.—For terms of freight or passage,
(having comfortable accommodations for a limited number of
cabin passengers,) apply to
WITAR, HADFIELD, and THOMPSON.
2, Tower-chambers, Old Churchyard.

The NAUTILUS will be ready to receive goods,.at the Co-
bOnrg Dock, on and after the 28th instant; no goods can,
however, be taken unless down and entered by Twelve o'clock
at noon on Saturday, the 30th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

nfess a

d that the
pposition tc

res for this or

ier has

.e actoption

,ny other

present, to be in a state
Politic

ins of every grade

nment
efid of

1 wheth
ss and i

to steer
;her bend

'cv on

The Association for the Reduction of the Duty on Tea
have adopted a petition to Parliament, which now lies for
signature at the newspaper offices. It has already been
numerously signed, and as it must be forwarded to Lon-
don immediately, no time should be' lost by any person
icti Ire j wishing to sign it.

g to insist upon' full I

bny. of

fore t

r readers

has an importan

nary effect

into t

rhich it comes
week the thane

pool'. I

DENBIGH.—The annual ball for the benefit of the Den-
bigh Dispensary, took place in the Town-hall of that
town, on Thursday last, and was attended by from 180 to
190 of the /Me of the town and• neighbourhood. Two
splendid private balls were given in the neighbourhood on

folloiing night. Mr. cStubbs's. harmonic band were
present, under his own leadership, at the charity ball and
save, great stisfaction. Mr. S. also provided the music

igration that,"at first, the ~
------ BAPTISM OF AN ISRAELITE.-A . respectable young
; I ll a tiv of Rs ' resident in. Paris, mime
e chiefly women and chil- littlese;imee'siunace ecame tou srAivearpu 001, on business, and in
admixture of male paupers, the providence of God came into contact with Mr. Laza-
half of the numbers arriv- rus, the late superintendent of the Liverpool Institution
a appear to be of the small of inquiring and converted Jews and through his instru-
ble of working for the relief mentalitywas convinced of the truth? as it is in Jesus, and
on.his request was admitted into the Church of Christ,
Are the bulk of these men after due examination, on Sunday last, by public baptism,
condition to return to their in St. Ann's Church, 'Stanley, by the Rev. Air, Gardner,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

_r,

FOREIGN - 4 COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE,

OVERLAND MAIL FROWCALCUTTA.

The Calcutta mail of the Bth of December has been re-
ceived by extraordinary express, with/papers from Bombay
of the 15th of December; Madras, -18th of December;
and China, the 26th of November. The news-brought by
this mail is in the main unimportant. The Punjaub re-
mains tranquil, and the British army, it was said, would,
about the middle of December, march from Lahore. It
is rumoured that it will make a halt some march or two
from the capital to watch the immediate results of its re-
tirement before falling back on -Ferozepore. Just as it
was supposed, the most satisfactory conclusions had been
attained. It is stated that unquestionable evidence has
transpired of there having been an understanding betwixt
the Rajah Lall Singh, Vuzeer at Lahore, and Sheik
Emaum-ood-deep, the Cashmerian insurgent leader, with
the purpose of keeping Gholab Singh from taking posses-
sion of his new dominion. Should this prove well
grounded, it will materially affect the concluding portion
of our arrangements.

Lord Hardinge was still within our lately acquired
dominions, in progress to the westward: Lord Gough
had left Simla for Umballa.
A hurricane of unusual violence, by which much loss
has been occasioned to the shipping interests, occurred at
Madras on the 25th November. Similar visitations at
this season of the year are frequent on the eastern side of
India, from Calcutta to the line ; they are almost unknown
in the Arabian sea, on the western shore of the peninsula.
The weather was becoming cool and pleasant.
THE BOMBAY MARKET, DECEMBER 15, 1846.—The
dulness which prevailed in our import market, at the
close of our last issue, has continued unabated throughout
the fortnight. The exchange continues at 2s. id. to 2s. Id.

AMERICA

Boston accounts to the sth instant inclusive have been
received by the packet-ship Anglo-Saxon, Captain Gor-
don_ which ww; 74,4 ; Ira n" - rter a

remarkably short run of eighteen clays
The House of Rc

)resentatives on the 2

oplved,that
and coffee.'

it was inexpedient to levy any duty on tea
The d • •

The accounts with regard to the war add little to our
previous intelligence. General Scott had left New
Orleans for Tampico. Dates from that port to the 19th
December mention a report that a large body of troops
had been seen- in the vicinity of the town. Accounts
from the Rio Grande state, that large bodies of troops
were advancing, or about to advance, en route to Tam-
pico. General Taylor was to leave Monterey for the
same destination about 10th December, viii Victoria. It
was reported that General Unzrea, with a Mexican force
of 6,000 cavPl- was at v".

alry, victoria. General Worth re-
mained at Saltillo, and General Wood at Paoras. Ru-
, Anna had 22,000 men at San

sted. among the

troops at Matamora
The state of Tobasco, resenting the neglect with whicl.
the central Government treated it when recently attacked

a " pronunciamento"

struggling amid constitu-
ad pronounced" for the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Mrs. Tetley, Fremont:West Derby., for eicellent pianO:fortes • e r roruu►g purtorma
awl to 11;S: Wordsworth; of Hightleki, for an excellent harPsi: Amphitheatre on Friday next
chord, which they have been pleased to present for the use of are of the first order, and all

the musical pupils. •
6.—Mr. It. W. Houghton produced a Notice from the
don and North-Weatern Railway

7o!npau

mental to the interests of the Institution

7.—Resolved, that.the .special thanks of this Institution be
given to R. W. Houghton,ll%sq•Ole late Treasurer, forshis in-

The followini;Qtlicer; were-appoitathd for the 'y-ea—r-1847

PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM BROWN, Esq., ALP,

VICE-PRESIDENTS. •
li. W, I Rev. .I.I3ROOKS:

Mr. THOMAS MILLS. • •
•CONMITTEE.
Rev- A. cumpbell, Mr. Sanwel
Mr. henry Lawrence, Mr. J. W: S. May,
Wrti_ Tnaa TT« 11, C 111:,11

Mr. Edward Parry,
Rev.. Edward Dull,
Rev. Thomas Bold, M.A
Richard Formby, M.D.
Mr. 'Jarmo(' Ba❑uei
Mr. Junues Batesou,
Mr: Mit

Mr. Adam S. Gla.iston,

Mr. John Lockett

Mr: Abraham CaAaid
Mr, William Bennett',
Mr. John Nicholson,..
Mr. 3 .L

Robert Lewin,: M.D.
Mr. J. H. Turner,

Mr. Charles Meilmish
Mr. E.T.. Kearsley,
Mr. A. Thompson,
Mr. Wm. Reynolds, jt.
I Mr P Vnnon . •

Mi.. Maim JOCson,

Mr. John Baro,

glad of another opportunity Of .vritVeB;inith
TVT • re, PA INTING.S. ANT 117-- _e

—Resolved .that that advertisement appears ui our

tke disposal, by allotment, of an immense assemblage of
,works of sit, which ow limited space prevents us node-
,ing this week. We
,s4l.l,however, reserve a corner on

another occasion ; anti, in me ineactime, advise the pa-
trons of Sculpture and painting. to sisit the GalleiT 19,
.Southdohn-street. _ _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

I s'ey's, Dansie-street, .the

,„_ nowney and
C 0,;., of .T.ondoni have introduced sante lead pencils, which
are extremely . well adapted .for dr -
being eold at au extraordinarily ch
into extensive nse. The guar

must come

persons well qualified to form an opinion as to their '
Land the manufacturers possess numerous testimoniali 1 num
from
Parli
• freedom from rit, and general value for the purpom of '
—l-„, 1 • il ''''
riat thou.,

I Ode-re

Tit E;,D TAM

I experience both it

lenco of this beaiitifu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

•
DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JANUARY 22.
We had a dull market this day for till descriptions, with the
exception of Malting Barley, which was in demand at former
rates. Wheat closed at a reduction Of Is. per barrel, and Oats
scarcely supported former prices. White Wheat, 475. to 515. ;
Millers red Wheat, 4s. to 495. • Barley, 275. to 325. Oats, 195.
to '24s. ; Oatmeal, 255. to 28s. ;ISecifindFlour, 255. to 265.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

the Con

the resolution of
sod have no doubt, amalgamation as
that althouo.h

ment- "'wrests under their Acts of Parlia-
vrhich would be affected thereby • are complicated, and
would require much Consideration• in arranging the terms of
attlalgamation, yet such amalgamation could be effected, and
that ',the several classes of Shareholders, -cu being satisfied of
the security of their property, would acquiesce therein. The
Deputations, however, feel that it is a subject requiring such
serious consideration, under t'
stances of both Comna

ulisir existl
the permis

Committee,tt
for further an,

311 in t

cuamiai
piers; and they cannot b
proved to the Committee
feet on the first instant is a losing price on the present con-
sumption ; still, in order to meet any question of reduction o
price, and to prevent that ultimate detriment to the consumer
and the public „generally which would arise-from the introduc-
tion of a• third Company on the principle.of competition, (a
lotrinciple Shown byexperience to be injurious in Gas snd
Water

pantes,) and to meet the objectim
tion, -tb-e-Zirrm issioners of Paving andn,S
Water Companies, to a third Gas Uo,smPa
their several petitions, the Deputati
pledge their Companies, to redim
next to 4s. neat r 1000 cubic feet.
" The Deton, again adverti
mation, now .essure the Committ
proceed to consider this imPartan4
tai whether a still closer amalgt
will bring about a further reductio.
becomes 3,--
it will be both th
Inch complete

f the Corpora-
rage, and the
I.expressed in

and now

aeir. prieeon fit January

..t of amalga-

tat the Companies will
lion, in, order to ascer-

Illation by A

3f Parliament
if price ;, and if this result

Uomparii
on this rwl

4.,, -- -,
Li, see],
,tz the

:o any
ev to th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

, Bre.•
Apply by letter,

NELAGH-STV/14
to the DRAP

ne o'clock,

's
-STREET, LOglll
IGHBOURFICky'
ON CLUB arc
ituated as above.,
ement story, whir!,
e alterations ma,'
mid story.upwarq
• annum is the
willing to enga&

of the Union CIO'
-000

ute of interest'
£5O, upon amP,
Tres in Register
reign Stock, Doc'
e Property.
iddresged to D. IP
a immediately al'

IN RAILWAY.
ready to receil
fonds, for SumsYi
ars, at the rater
mas and Whits*,

CON, and Co.,

ULLINS,

I'LD, Secretary.

ERE 3Y GIVE
e TENDERS 0
INDRED
Lantern Frames'
, and to be made
osited for insper"
nwick-street._

4} nor more than
d Pitching Irooli
1 with Two Coat]

state a price]
ler made of

the seavenger!,
lay of April net
month from tly

pplication at the
must be left IT

addressed td
(Alderman
amp. Posts."
IN, Secretary.

OSTON AND

GATE, NOT
tN JUNCTION
S for the CO2'
from GRANT'
miles.
unnel, the usnia
ces, Permanent

Draft Contract,
ffices, Wheeler.
annary instant,
!!itained, on ar

Engineer.
erm, to be deli-
Tottingbam not
ay of Febivarl
sed Agents, are

!cept the lovves

?, are requested
.e, Nottinghaul,
ck, for the pa'
to take out tbe

J, Chairman.
:retary.

BENT of the
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