The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-08 00:00:00

se of flush-
the
fre-

pestiferous smell or exhalation from the grating
quently experienced, and thus promote
of the town. Whatever has that t•-ode
attention of the Health Committee
would con ribute materially to thi
By the way, is there an inten
Council, to cover in and ,ge t
and Cleveland-squares? s is
ties frequenting them, and c ,tris the
the Markets Committee.-1 n, sir. &e.
PIERRE VAREL
3d December, 184 G.

DANGEROUS MODE OF

AT LIV[

TO THE EDITOR OF

SlR,—Pray, 11r. Editor
Sanitary Bill, to compel tt

the mode of delive
on the causeways, to t
and limb ? if not, I thin
further delay. I am int - -
York, a well (so called), %ill., a recess underneath for a
cart or lorry, entirely obviates danger to foot passengers.
Would not something of the kind answer tor Liverpool?
I am, sir, &c. ALFRED.
4M Dectmber, 1846.

T H IL

CHASE

The CBESLIIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday, (to-morrow), Dec. 9 at Kinderton Gt
Thursday, 10, at .
Saturday, 12, at

3epost
)arithall
Dunham

...
.
At Hall.pa-t Ten o'clock.
Sir W. W. WYNN'S El ~LIN DS will meet on
Tuesday, (to day), Dec 8, ar Q.,ieen's Head
Wed.e,,day, (to•utorrow,) Dtc. 9, at.... Overton Bridge
Friday, H. at Worthrnbury
Saturday, 12, at
Each day at Half-raw Teo o'clock.

Considerably upwards of sut O h+ve been sobscribee
for the establishment of an Athei.veutn at Bolton.
Mr. lierapath, the Bristol chemist, denies that cam-
phor is injurious to the teeth.
At two Wesleyan meetings held near Buxton, lately,
the sum of 132(10 was contributed towards the liquidation
of chapel debts in the circuit.

The Shannon steam
to Cork

ler way from Londoc

cavt ain

he was

burnt to the water's edge. •
Air. Hudson, M.P.. as Lord Mayor of York, has pro-
posed a schenle for throwing open more completely the
west end of the magnificent cathedral in that city, to be
accomplish,d hv public subscription, and heads the list
himself' with £5OO.

The Live rp.,01 Economic Parcel Cnnveyan,_
commenced running their vans 3 esterday:. The rates
so extremely low, commencing at one penny, that there
can be little doubt that it will meet with extensive
patronage. _

Com pang
axe

We are glad to hear that the sale of the second edition
of the " Romance of Liverpool Lite," by John Dignan,
Esq., is progressing with that rapidity its sterling merit
renders it deserving of. Throughout the whole work
there it not a page uninteresting, or one that does not
bear upon the coucksion of the story. The characters
are exceedingly well depicted.
__

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE KING'S COUNTY.---The
Dublin Mercantile Advertiser says :—" Accounts have
reached toe n of the total dretruct ion, by fire, of Clonearl
the splendid residence of ‘yiliiam timry ,
111agan, EFq.,

in the King's County. It was stated that the fire
was accidental. The nian.ion was erected by the father
of that gentleman, at a cost of .CS0,000." The Warder
says, " It is thought that £40,000 would not repain the
damage."

CHANGE or TIMES.—In these days of railway expe-
dition, it is remarkable that there should vet be visible,
although the letters are rather faint, upon the sign of a
carrying establishment, in Dale-t.treet, the announcement
"to Londotatin six days." " Sleepv people oar fore-
fathers must have been,

" txciaitr

coaches, _y. it carries us back to the
" London Oysters Weekly," waa an announce

very flow
time when

t upon,

which a fishmonger prided himseit

a great man who could ge, d

n a new work from Lon

don in a fortnight. We l)

ever, a books

and " Lon-