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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

flower then suddenly bursts open

the delicate pollen granules into 0

id to be'vei•

Jar to watch

IThe grains are thus wafted by the air, or simply fall by
their own gravity upon those flowers which they could not
otherwise have reached.—People's Journal,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

is an al

let of Sir Geo. Simpson's overland journey
l the world, abounding with varied and useful informa-

tion : the author finds the inhabitants of Northern Europe
more agreeable people than they are generally supposed.
" Hone Catullianm," arrive at a climax : " the Curate
takes a wife." In " Prosper Merimee," we are introduced
to one of the writers for the Revue des Deux Mondea,

from whose productions several racy extracts are selected.
No. 3 of " How to build a House and Live in It," and a
paper by Professor Johnston, " on the Nutritive Quali-
ties of the Bread now in use," are valuable articles on two
of the great requisites of life.

Fraser's Magazine

" A Chronicle of Kenilworth Castle," recals a melan-
choly episode in the reign of Queen Elizabeth—the crimes
if the Earl of Leicester, and the fate of Amy Robsart.
'his month's continuation of " Scenes in the Wilds of
Isla)," is full of startling incid.,+, is a vivid

presen—
e of the social evils resulting from a weak govern-
-4 laws badly administered. " The Old Judge"
Ns usual. The sketches of " Literary
'arl of Ellesmere and Mr. Monckton

is as entertaining
Legislators"—the

Milnes—are excellent; an extract from the former will be
found in our columns. Morgan Rattler on " the two Ita-
lian Operas," has grappled with the mania of the day ;

and those who have read much of, but not seen, Jenny
Lind, may mature their opinions by perusing what Mr.
Rattler has to say upon the subject.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

the face, and not expect the floor to op.
you up for your shameful goings, on—and lit,
Mr. Edward," I continued, turning to Mr. Sk- -st—n
" how you can stand there, as quiet as a common cab:
..n nctnr wife worried into her

and swa

you, too

rave it

norse, ana see your Pow.
this way by that wicked woman, and not send her about
her business this very moment, is beyond my limited
powers to comprehend. The Greatest Plague of Life.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

.ards G. H. Nevi—

and-Co

RATIONS OF DIV

DENDS

;t. Helen!

arebroker,

rstone, Lancashire, spirit mercl
1 keener.

t. and

al brokers—A. Atber,
rs—Flooks, Goodden,
ar as regards H. C.
Kingston-upon-Hull,
, Glasgow, clothiers.

e, silk throwster.
xnebvster, stuff merchant
?swicli and Miles Patting,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

Resolved,—That a Dividend of 7
half-year oe paid to each. Prgpsketritron* ano after the

Resolved,
Mr. Thoma

by rotation,
parry, be, a

[end hal

-That tbooniree Directors, Mr. Geo
Bold I

That the Thanks of this Meeting-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

gr.:
JUNE 1.
4d. qp, qr. : total, 416 17s.' 4d. Evans and Smith, Likestone, Derbyshire, stone bottle mar
Od. To qr.: total, .171 Os. Od. facturers—A. Toy and E. Hanson, Leicester-square, gas en,.
Od. qr.: total, 0 Os. Od.
neers—Routlidge and Cummins, Bradford, Yorkshire, linen
14, .:
drapers—Neild and Unwin, Ely-place, Holborn, attornies—P.
-- n-hill, tailors—R. Grant and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

EARP AND COMPANY,

PRACTICAL TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS,
59, LORD-STREET, and 131, WHITECHAPEL,
Beg permission respectfully to announce their return from
Paris, London, and other Markets, with immense assortments
of Goods adapted to the present Season, embracing every no-
velty for

SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
The Establishments are the most extensive in the trade, and
are open every business day, the Saturday included.

EARP AND COMPANY,
PRACTICAL TAILORS, DRAPERS, and OUTFITTERS,
59, LORD-STREET, AND 131, WHITECHAPEL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

(The above to form the Cabinet.)

Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland—Duke of Cleitland.
Master of the Mint—Marquis of Granby.
Secretary to the Admiralty—Mr. Stafford O'Brien.
Secretary at War—Hon. H. T. Liddell.
Junior Lords of the Treasury—Lord March, Lord Os-
sulston, and Hon. F. Scott.
Under-Secretary for the Home Department—Mr. New-
degate.
Under-Secretary for the Foreign Department—Mr.
Milnes Gaskell.
Under-Secretary for the Colonial Department—Mr.
Christopher.
Junior Lords of the Admiralty—Lord Ingestre, Mr. J.
N. Gladstone, Hon. A. Duncombe, and Hon. C. Harris.
Joint Secretaries to the Treasury—Mr. T. Baring and
Mr. R. Hodgson.
Attorney-General—Mr. Pemberton Leigh.
Solicitor-General—The Hon. Mr. Talbot.
Vice-President of the Board of Trade—Mr. P. H. S.

Joint Secretaries to the Board of Control—Mr. Grogan
and Lord Clive.
- Master-General of the Ordnance—Sir Howard Douglas.
Surveyor-General of the Ordnance—Lord Hotham.
Clerk of the Ordnance—Mr..W. Beresford-
Lord Chamberlain—Lord Warde.
Lord Steward—Earl of Hardwicke.
Mater of the 'Horse—Marquis of Waterford.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

H E FLIGHT OF WINTER!
Go, Winter, we'll have none of thee—
Ms now the Summer time;
And though we, in our poetry,
Can't equal thee in rime!
We'll sing of trees whose leaflets bright
Are glowing, green and gold;
With foliage all till'd with light—
Not thine the pale and cold!
Of singing birds, and summer bowers,
The scented hawthorn sweet ;
Of floods of light, and fields of flowers,
And grass for weary feet.
But, traveller, if you would tread
Such scenes, supremely blest,
A new hat place upon your head,
Be fashionably dreSt.
On shabbiness no sun must shine :
Let him who winter loathes
Repair to Lord-street, Fifty-nine,
And purchase there his clothes.
Dress well, drink not the drunkard's cup,
For clothes your gold you'll spare—
Ere Time the sitter treasures up
That grows beneath your hair I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

Rev. J. Burnett,
.eception of

the grant, to receive which he -thought would compromise
their independence, moved a resolution to the effect, that
" the society should remain neutral from expressing an
opinion, and rely on its own efforts for its support." Mr.
Alexander seconded the proposed resolution. Dr. Lush-
ington, in a speech of great argumentative power, replied
to the gentlemen who had preceded him, and moved an
amendment that the meeting, e• "-,. the
hitherto adopted adopted by the commi'
vernment aid, and relying on their

6-4 in reference to go-

tion to maintain the .print
society, deemed it best for the int

re of hider

eternuna-
we of the
nstitution

fide to the disc

ion of the committee the accept-
nce or rejection of any further aid from the state. The

amendment having been
and supported by Mr. J. I
wioh, and others,

.conded. by Lord Monteagle,
ibouchere, the Bishop of Nor-
put from the chair, and carridd by

n overwhelming majority
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

Mar}:bone, in Liverpool

MI thatrPiece of LAPP, with the Two several ALES•

at the back, in the several occupations of

Lte on the west side of

verpool, containing in front thereto 4
backwards 14 yards, or thereabouts, to

yards, and extendit

eading .out of Ormond-street. The aggregate rental

of this Lot is £4O Cs.
Lot 4.—A1l that Piece of LAND, with the Two several ME.
SUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, being one
at the front and one at the back, in the occupation of Edward
Bradley. situate nn the wart r;a. ea I r

leading out of dm' Orl-7tteei;"uul'' to Lilt: rs am assage
and containing in breadth or
front to the said passage 4 yards and 2 feet, or thereabouts.

Lot 5.—A1l that Piece of LAND, with th
MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES th,
one to the front and seven at the back. it

HOP and Eight
Dn erected, being

passage of three feei wide
tu depth backwards on t
or near at a right angle. c

:milt over, 24 feet 6 inches, runmc
.3: north side 46 feet, then turning

t a rigi

3SUAGES
oral occu-

on the west side 42 feet,
angle and running east-

t a right

ardly 11 feet, and from
min„ to Prus

*turning

s. The

street

Tegate Rental of this Lot is

of LAND, with the Two Front and Two

pool, contain-
th
on the west
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

found i
pinned

pencil,
was ma
waa bra
parents
some v(
before t
FATA
O'Dont
Rodney,
cannot i
severely
of Mr.
attentio
his brot
six year
A fire
south C
tinguish
damage
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

lamb, or found a brute of a man under the bed ; f
he came, gasping away, crying out, " Who
the matter, Caroline ?" and five
Miss Betsy sauntered, as leisurely as if nothing
hannened. " The" matter !" I cried, pulling off the bed-

minutes afterwards

heßst, that was sow

might have wrung i

Look I

hen I let it go.:1

fell will a flop upon the
had been a batter-puddinv

late with the wet
3ay if it isn't li
like

to sleep upon it all night,
as there isn't another in the
are the only sheets that

to lie Upon- to-night, for

3etsy there, she must not only think fit to give
11 the clean ones I had home from the wash this
to the first person that chose to come and ask
but to make the thing complete, she must needs

,nd just becausi

m wicked

you! you'll be the dead
me. you will! How vot

to stand there and look me- it

:pest ti

floor to open and swallow

and how you, to(
tinued, turning to Mr. Sk—n--st—r

s a common cab:

)cried into he

grave it

that, wicked

woman, and not send her about
moment, is beyond my limited
Greatest Plague of Life,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

THE LIVERPOOL STIUNDARIt

LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

STEALING TEA, &c.—A man, named William Evansy
was brought before Mr. Rushton, yesterday; charged by
Mr. William Doubleday, Ranelagh-street, with stealing a
quantity- of tea and sugar from the shop.. He made no
defence, and was committed for trial. _

PocKier PTC FaNG.—Yesterday, at the POlice-court, two
young man, named James Brannon, and another named
Dunlevy, were charged with picking the pocket of a man
named M'Cornish, in the street, of a tobacco-box con-
taining 225. to 235. in silver. Both the prisoners were
observed near each other, but the complainant could not
positively identify Dunlevy, and he was discharged. Bran-
non ran off, but was overtaken. He had dropped the
box before being taken, and 12s. only were found in it,
the remainder having been probably handed over• to his
companion. He was one of a gang, and was committed
for trial.

SERIOUS CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT.—On Tuesday
Henry Harrison, an apprentice with Messrs. Jones, Bland,
and Co., timber merchants, was brought up, charged with
defrauding his employers. He had been entrusted, it ap-
peared, to look after the discharge of a timber-laden vessel
called the Cumberland, in the Brunswick Dock. It was
his duty to enter them into several successive books ; but
as these books did not correspond, it was supposed that
£5OO had been improperly paid. The prisoner was re-
manded till Wednesday. when no further evidence was
offered : and it appearing that before the charge had-been
preferred, the prosecutors had made some attempt at a
compromise, Mr. Rushton, after regretting the fact,
ordered the prisoner to be discharged.
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENCES.—On
Saturday a low-Sized, middle-aged man, named Robert
Siltock, was charged with having obtained .money by
means-of false pretences. Edward Humphreys stated
that, on Tuesday week, he went into a public-house to
have a glass, and that he met the prisoner there with a
bundle of clothes under his arm, which he was offering
to sell. Witness purchased them for 45.. and then the
prisoner offered to sell him the pawn-ticket of a watch for
30s. Witness gave him 255. for the ticket, but, on the
26th ult., when he went to the pawnbroker's for the
watch, he found that it had been redeemed some days
before upon an affidavit which was then produced. The
keeper of a temperance hotel, at the bottom of Mount
Pleasant, said that the prisoner had come there to lodge.
He slept there one night, but as he came there the next
night in a state of intoxication' he was refused admission.
Subsequently the prisoner called and sold him the affida-
vit of a watch for 20s. which had been pledged with the
pawnbroker referred to by the first witness; and upon
going thither the watch was redeemed. The prisoner
was committed for trial.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

On FRID.

next, t

On THURSDAY, the 17th

DO Bales

THE LIVI
INSURA

SIR THOS

WM. DIXON

, Esq.;

WILUAM EWA

LIABILITY Of th
Security to the I

At tli,
Fund an

year, a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

ans ; and

)e the C

'oh n Cor

W. H. Dt:

John Gr

Edward Heath,
ley. John Kelly

With pov

1 its mee

H. H. Statham, Esq.
It. Hibbert Taylor, Esq.,

,r to adil to their number.
A. C. DUNLOP, Esq., Treasurer.
J. C. DUNCAN, Secretary pro tern,

LIVERPOOL GOVERNESSES' BENEVOI.F7`

ITUTION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

road, Lambeth

Nlaudsley

The engines prompt
t supply of water obtained fro

mains, which v

(.-littered over the burning prerni
ontinued to progress right and L

greatestthe vehemence, and before two o'clock it 1
tendd to the boiler shops, the-pattern stores, t
lofts, the smiths' shop, and several other conipar
Each of these buildings was filled with goods va
many thousand pounds. At one period, every h
Gibson-street,
_Kynasto.n7street, and the surround:

appeared doomed to destruction.
o'clock, however, owing to the indefatiga,
the fireten, all danger of any further ext
flames was at an end, but they were far
extinguished. The great loss to the firm 10
destruction of the pattern lofts, with their valuable ca
tents. Here were stowed away the patterns of vario
castings—some of the most valuable and intricate descri
tion—made during the last 20 years. The cast of th,
patterns alone is said to have exceeded X 250,000
scarcely a vestige has been saved of au:
£lie property was ipsired for XlO,OOO

exertic

from being er

one of t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

ST. JOHN'S MARKET

WHOLESALE AND FAMILY TEA, COFFEE, AND
GENERAL GROCERY WAREHOUSE,

No. 39, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
(UP THE STEPS, NEXT DOOR TO LUCAS'S.)

TT is not the intention of the Proprietors to beguile
the Public with the false pretentions put forward by Houses
whose trade depends on their inconstant proclamations of
" Purchase of a Bankrupt's Stock";
"Immense advantages obtained by the failure of a respectable

• - firm"l; -
" The unusual great advantages of immediate payments, in
consequence of the present scarcity of money"; 4-e.
But, with the
HONEST PRE'tENSIONS

E.A Lit TRADERS,
they are determined that NO HOUSE in the Trade shall
OFFER GENUINE GOODS AT LOWER PRICES.
They can with confidence offer their Friends and the Public
the following Teas :
Good Breakfast Tea 3s and 3s. 6cl.
An excellent Family Tea 4s. and 4s. 6d.
Fine Souchong, Pekoe flavoured
Finest Congou imported
Superior Scented Orange Pekoe ss. Od.
Their COFFEES need no comment : they have gained the
approbation and.
CONFIDENCE OF ALL WHO HAVE TRIED THEM,
and cannot be exceeded at their respective prices for
STRENGTH AND FINE FLAVOUR.
IN SUGARS, RICE, FRUIT, AND SPICES
their large Wholesale business enables them to supply their
Customers on better terms than exclusively Retailers can do.
These articles, with every other in the trade, have been care-
fully selected from the best Stocks, and a TRIAL will be all
that is needed to convince the Public of the advantage of pur-
chasing where ridiculous pretensions are avoided.
CLARK AND GOODACRE,
No. 39, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET.
OBSERVE.—Up THE STEPS, NEXT DOOR TO LUCAS'S.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

SWISS WINDOW CURTAINS.

GEORGE WOODS has just returned from London,
where he has purchased largely of the Latest Styles,
in SWISS MUSLIN CURTAINS, HONITON LACE
DITTO, Coloured Embroidered DITTO, Plain and
Figured Leno's and Book DITTO, Checked and Striped
DITTO, all of which he is now Selling at his usually

Low Prices.
ADELPHI HOUSE,
21, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

he de-
looked

Wrgiye

uor-s!"

lemnly
le shall

lefend-
he is
d thus
Tut,"

again
with a
rateful
-Com-

l if you
d, and

Tues-
, held

:owded
iValde-
Lord
In, Sir

'tubers
g had
lugto

pinion

educa-
)y Mr.
Dunn,

had
arnett,
tion of

romise
t, that

ing an
' Mr.
Lush-
replied

veil an

course

to go-

rmina-
of the

itution
accept-
. The

Lteagle,
f Nor-
ied by

of the

,een so

)14 the
dented
11, Up-
ernoon
ck, the
which,
;ountry
m was
mil, or

ctive to
:y. At
to the
. much
ed,
in-
ence of
an t°

about ?.

; fruit
of the

idences
9, single

umbler
.3 pieces

ft Wis-
h much

quently
d from
be dr-
to keel!.

aidhail
to this
stained.
re beeu

fluid at

look-

;,2 quan-
she had

lwards
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

lge, was on
rived in the
' she wa

The wheat with whi
dered for sale. No

necessary to

for his willeaf

easily have obtained four

satisfied with that p:

leculati

macie for it. There were
nd, if the owner should tine
.e, he will not get more than ;

ng a reduction of 35

laden was on Monday ter

clu what Ile cou
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

STEAM BONE MILLS,

5, PUMPFIELDS,
roa(oppd.) osite to Blacksto.ck-etreet,' Vauxhall-
JONATHAN)LIVERPOOL PENISTON begs to inform his Friends
and the Public, that in consequence of his Premises in
Crompton-street being required by the Railway Company for
the making of the New Tunnel, he has REMOVED to No. 5,
PUMPFIELDS, VAUXHALL-ROAD, where he has always on
hand a quantity of GROUND BONES, of all sizes, and on the
shortest notice.
J. P. returns his thanks to his numerous Friends, and hopes
to merit a continuance of their patronage.
In Parties sending their own Bones to be ground, will find
their orders attended to with accuracy and despatch.
Liverpool May, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

the flour. '
3-nam ed ho

,hold hr

he fat: Of

hole er

had no opp.

31. weight, than

partici

were as fol

ian Corn

formed

bran that has pa

Liu ground up together

meal eonta.

is cont
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

attained through the mediiim of shay

The pparg, up

pended, has been opened for t
sent about 80,00.) tons of mark

The Prop
in 1903, without any Roy
terms.

—VaTaag the p:
that which is
making, cartaox
--:.1.....„

y is held for a term of year
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

CARPETS, such as

BRUSSELS

TAPESTRY, VELVET, PILE, &c

From the very depressed state of the trad

;enerally, J., M., and Co. are enabled to offer

some Thousands of Yards of I

at as. 9d. per Yard.

TRUE

VALL-
IN

E FOR ATONE
TRADE.

AT the present time there is tocTnmeh false su
and PRETENSION, and the Public are too often
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

uly 19, at

Livernc

London
Congo

1)o., lat
Quarter
Fifth sh

d.. pai
8 ..9 p
p

93 Late
100 Manche:

101 late Gi
__late SI

Lincolnshire
& Midland

2 IKI;;;-ei
42/ MotToc
Stock. miim,

12 StoClid
1 1 6 I ik
11 SO(
12

6 per cent.

100.1 Birmin
173 Qnar

1100 INeweast

North Br
Half stu
Quarter

North Un
Ditto

4. !North \Ves

'Oxford, *

)rcest er,
A Wvre

r 5 New Do
8i Half shai
14 Half shai

1. 0 c
res

& Wolverli

Div.
(A),(B)

Sixth sh

10.0 IltnneOrni
10 New sha
60 Preferen,

cottish

33 Shrews"
16 ,Sh rwsb3

New ihar

12 ,Shrewsbur
Po. and
40 South Devc

I 42,
Sonti

1 16 South W
1 1.

!s: No. 2

.
Varwick & Chelimb
8 Whitehaven and Fun
20 Whitebaven Junction
20 Wilts, Somerset, and
1205
New shareslrkazclNewcastle
4 Preference shares
50 York and North Midi
25 1 Dag' shares
25 New Ftall shares

N.W.M

22i Cork and Bandon...
15 IDublin and Belfast Jur
70 Dublin and Droghedp
23i Third 'l--
10 ,Thinda7
30 Great Southern and
20 ;Londonderry and Coleraint
17I'Londonderry and Enniskill,
25 !Midland and Great Western
7i! Half shares
10 Newry and Warrenpoint .
40 ;Mop,.

ilk and Enniskillen

FOREIGN & COLONIAL
LINES.

20 ißonlogne and Amiens
7 (Dutch Rhenish
3VGreat Western Canada ...
50 Jamaica
8 Northern of France(constitut(
6 !Orleans, Tour'

nd Bourdeat
id Lyons (constituted)
A Paris and Orleans
;0 Paris and Rouen
8 ,Paris and Str

20 Ronen and Havre
14;Sambre and Meus.

(constitutd) .14
254

3ANKS, &c

~14il

17
10 Prices marked t
1 13 "d" are at a disco
27 "R" denotes Shares called in for Registration
29 " it; " denotes Scrip Shares called in for Registration

p" are

•emium ; those

Idealer
1 gn rr

FIELD,

Dr. CI

dining
only on
Londor

:02nd or

rabbits
the last

➢IADEI
fourth I

WHITE

ESQ., a

Same (

to his (Int
resident s

26 years,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

ck, hence at Wellington,
. sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for (

field, hence at Leghc

:am aa, hence at Crc

!uce at ditto

from ditto for this port

sailed from Calcutta for

ce at Calcutta
I.—AY

Ticane of nnus

ar Coast, an

ideally increased in v
raged at the mouth

me 11
v for

I into t

17th Apri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

the matter

a mere piece of hollow brick or stone work, filled
up with rubble stones and sand ; the mortar with
which it is put together may be more like sand and
water than lime ; the foundation may be quicksand
and the w

nc in all save its outside finish mere
rubbish for all that General Pasley, or any other
man, who merely inspects when finished, can

There are some matters connected with the ChE
. •

!r accident, which are suggestive of very serious
)nsiderations for the public. The bridge was
assed by the Government Inspector on the 22nd
F October last as being safe. And that officer's

w one. This circumstance was
neat, and I did not know it till

that the girder

ly on t

very verge of seely

at the bridge ix on th,

of a die between safety and danyet

•,
Of course we cannot say whether it is the case, or
not, that one of the girders of the, bridge in ques-

Isinuated

Aitiously

replaced by a new one ; but it is a startling fact
that_ notwithstanding the inspection which was to

have protected us, the public have for months past
.been travelling overabridge the girders of which, as
1$ stated, " arc only on the verge of safety," whilst

zratifyi

THE POST 0

;ent th

office authorities to remove
the custom-house to Lime-

la fork-, 1

Iso a fine litho;

fatikal

of the town, on grounds which

treet, thOngh near to the North-Western Railway
I, is at a considerable distance from the other rail-
way stations about to be formed, that it is also far from
the river, and not adapted for many inland lette
Scotch and Irish letters, and for foreign lett
or despatched by the Am

an and other packet

,VIJUILI
of masters and clerks at great risk
in place of that concentration near t
I-1 •

they suggest the sessions-house, in Chapel-street': or any
situation between Rumford-street and Colonial-buildings,
Dale-street. The memorial lies for signature at the
exchange news-room.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

with praxe

That the following be the Committee for the ensi
Rev. John Cordeaux, M.A. Rev. William May
John Cropper, Esq. I James H. Macrae,

W. H. Dtitica
Rev. W. W. I
Rev: D. Ferzr

M.A

ltni

3. Presco

LlvEr

IPOOL GOVERNESSES

NSTITUTION

!T. to add to their number.
A. C. DUNLOP, Esq., Treasurer.
J. C. DUNCAN, Secretary pro tem.

VOLEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

or, and a guinea or five an(

twenty shillings

sieving oilicer or a policeman
ad f

r-stricken dens in our back
streets and courts, are scant Day for the risk of

life and health„ and the possible risk also of the
life and health of their families. In such a time

as this we

The most niggard censor of

expenditure would not cornplain of gener

parish

,sity ex-

ercised in this direction. Something might also
be done to lighten the labours of the parties em-
ployed in this dangerous service. Their number
might be increased, in order to allow time for
healthy relaxation and exercise,—time to permit

them to exchange the fevered 'atmosphere which
they are hourly breathing for pure air. The autho-
rities of Liverpool, we trust, will look to this.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

y and political 6titt

linariar

is en er

c effect, we t

t yet to

ations of our jee

'Lent's; and to see our town, as of old, represented
by men who honestly and entirely reflect the opi-

nions and feelings of the mass of the constituenci-y
klready several influential meetings have been held
1- a, view to the selection of fitting candidate

with a

nd the arrang

ne necessary preparations
nt, it would be premature

to give any-. details. We can, howeve

t two u

mable Conservatives
being taken above all

Whilst upon this

unch Protes-

y prospect of a suc-

7 notice a

abject, we m

wrong impression v

rich has got abroad, caused
by the mis-reporting of a passage of the lecture of
the Rev. Dr. M`Neile, on Tuesday last. The rev.

to sm

to repr

is made, by a Sati

day's contemporary,

,ction of the town that wants a man
t us have fair play, and let us
I am going to take upon me a
9eetable men, varying in
determined for Pro-
ent without a con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

.oalrs by Ruction.

THIS 13AY

THTS DA

(Tuesday,) the Btl.
3g_ Mann and Pr.e.

100 east

Lstant, at Twelve o'c:

lock, at

J 4speirTMC)Fll.l

Apply to Messrs. .(I).AAtrn---,..;;Hi Co., Merchants, or to
J S, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers

iy.) the Sth instant, at 'I
:ers' Office, 17 l-street,
About 15 Tens- . ucia LOGWOOD
ex Wilto ood, east side Prince's
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokeii

THIS DAY, (Tu

o'clock, at ti

Now landi

43, Mann,

list landed ex Colaptllci,i

iE SDAY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

THE Proprietor of this unique and unrivalled
Exhibition begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the
Inhabitants generally, that in nce of numerous Pro-
vincial engto•ements, he ca y hare th, honour of Exhibiting
in Liverpool until SAT AY next, the 12th instant.
I Performances co ence every Afternoon at Two precisely,
and in the Evenings at Eight. Private Boxes 2s. each person;
Public Ditto, Is. (id.; Pit, Is. ; Gallery, 6(1.
A Private Box for Six Persons, Ss.

EASTHAM HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
THE Public are informed, that this EXHIBITION
will take place, in the splendid Room erected for the pur-
pose, in the Gardens of the Easth rry Hotel, TO-MORROW
(Wednesday), the 9th instant
_ STUBBS' BAND will n attendance, and the Boats will
run every hour durin e day.
Tickets, Is. eac obe had of Messrs. WHALLEY, Seeds-
men, St. George s-crescent ; Mr. BARRY, Seedsman, South
Castle-street ; Chronicle-office, Lord-street ; at the Hotel,
Monks' Ferry ; and at Eastham Ferry. If taken previous.to
the Exhibition, jhe Tickets will clear the Boat to Eastham.

LIVERPOOL ACAS; 1847

'THE EXHIBITION oUirtt°E-IVERPOOL ACADE-
PTEMBER next. WORKS

Old Pc

im Resident Artists, between the

GANVIN HERD➢IA

27th May, 1847

M

THE ACQUITTAL OF- SEVEN BISHOPS
PRIV E VIEW.
31S, 82. BOLD-STREET.

EXHIBITIO

rPHE Proprietpens much pleasure in announcing
_IL that the celebrated PAINTING by J. It. HERBERT, R.A.,
of the ACQUITTAL OF THE SEVEN BISHOPS in West-
minster Hall, is NOW ON VIEW, for a few days only, in the
EXHIBITION ROOMS, 82, BOLD STREET.
Admiss; ' address Cards.

on presentation o

OPENING 0
ZOO-LOGICAL

GARDENS

SON

TUESDAY,

LAKE

FRIDAY,

,
REPRESENTATION !

MAGNIFICENT

GORGEOUS FIB

FOUNTAINS_,iirkEAL WATER.

NIA, (TUESDAY,) THE IST INSTANT

WITH indescribable gratitude for the numerically
great and distinguished patronage that has been hitherto
bestowed on these Gardens, the Proprietor trusts the arrange-
ments for, the ensuing Summer are on such a scale of grandeur,
and so suited to the advanced taste of the age, as to again in-
finnrobation that has pFev!ousi,y characterized
A•

are that meta uispx • _
is efforts, and which it will ever be his desire, as a studious
aterer for the Public, to deservedly merit.
Great as have been the amounts previously expended in pro-

of the r

the Lak
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

IN THE FIRE
rums for t

MODERATE PI

)f Pioperty against

LIBERALITY and PROMPTITUDE in the settlement of claims,

Persons whose Policies u

instant are re

of the same will bi foUnd in the hiinds of the resPectivi
and those who, preferring the security offered by this
sire to remove their Insurani

'any,
are informed that no
al.

expense will be incurred by

&RTMENT

FIXED ANN

London

AI CHUNCY, Fenwick•chambers,

kenwick-street

TAs. VOSE, M.D., Gambier-terrace, Hope-street
—Eownito BATTY, Esq., 34, Stafford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

t an Annual Meet

chosen, to whom the man
shall be entrusted for the ensuing year
5. That this Union shall not interfer

terns or the internal management o
6. That this Union shall exclude no denomination of
4elical Christians; and that all its meetir

rttcular Scho

.n and er

ng year :-
nrd, M.A

hers be held, at whict
together with Treasuser and Secretary, shall b(
ment of all the affairs of the Unior

ith the financial con
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

June Winder

To beg

lted by the (
to the col

3 OF CR

11, Thom
11, Adlington and Jo
11, Robert Still (Ist).
11, Richard Wi'ltin (Ist)_
14, John Lncy, jun. (andi

~i U~:It1 ~UII

4, Geor
4, Char

John Ward (2nd) ...
OF COTTON, 15, Simon Lee Trotman (
347. 17, Robert Bar

7., Will:

tact-

This VVKITfils Yr. I I

8846, 197111
7i
1-1.

STATIONS OF

C. G. I

I China

I La Guayrii
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

ton stockings

,s tine as

,un part

y are beautiful articles,
which is much leveller

and in this opinion a few of
T. 3 of Manchester fully coin

.kwright will filially supers,

It is in general con-

.blest operative

yield si

they t

Iv OF USING BREAD MADE OF THE WHOLE
nount of husk, separated by the miller
grinds, and which is not sold for
h. I think we do not over-
forming one-eighth of
it pounds of wheat
n, and one of pol-

ase, varies

try and pigs.
pounds of fic

vosition, e

)nsurned b
given to ar

If the whole meal be used, however, eight
or eight people will be

11 be obtai

ked by the same weight of grain Which 6nlyfed-seven be-
fore. Again, we have seen that the whole meal is more
nutritious—so that this coarser flour will go farther than
an equal weight of the fine. The numbers at which we
arrived, from the results of analysis, show that, taking all
the three sustainer

a coarse is one,
a wide margin

y seven. 7

)urished equally by tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

7;7* 11
The attention of NOBLEHEN 8. GENTLEMEN VISITING
LIVERPOOL, and who are not already acquainted with the
merit* of the REGLS'TERED PALE TOT, are most respect-
fully informed that it can only be obtained from
DAWBARN AND SON,
no 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.
PRICE OF PALETOTS.
Registered Paletot of Llama Cloth.
lined with SILK d. . Gnineas.
Ditto ditto lined with ALPACA 2 "
Ditto ditto milled LLAMA CLOTH 3 "
•THE ABOVE PRICES ARP, THE SAME AS AT THE
PATENTEES', LONDON.
DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

H E NOVELTI E S
T
for the SEASON in LADIES' DRESSES, &c.,
consisting of
IRISH TABINETS,
PLAIN STRIPED AND CHAMELEON SILKS,
COLOURED AND BLACK SATINS,
SATIN TURCS AND GLACIES,
PLAID CHALLIES AND SPUN SILKS,
DE LAINES, CASHMERES, OREGONS,
LINEN AND EARLESTON GIN GHAM S
PRINTED CAMBRICS,
PAISLEY, EDINBRO', NORWICH, & FRENCH SHAWLS,
MANTILLAS, VISITES, SCARFS,
NECKERCHIEFS, FANCY NECK TIES,
BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLOWERS, GLOVES. PARA-
SOLS, AND SEWED MUSLIN COLLARS.
• -
THE BONNET DEPARTMENT
Abounds with the newest shapes and choicest qualities.
THE BABY LINEN DEPARTMENT,
Superintended by ari experienced Female, is worthy of notice.
THE FAMILY LINEN DEPARTMENT
Exhibits a very large Stock of
TABLE LINENS, SIIEETINGS &c.,
Of the best make, far below the manufacturers' prices.
Some beautiful Specimens of the VICTORIA TABLE COVER,
and all other descriptions.
GRASS-BLEACHED IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS, &C.
JOHN BRISCOE'S,
60 AND 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
N.B.—Several ASSISTANTS WANTED.

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS,
IN EVERY SIZE, STYLE, AND QUALITY.
J• H •A M M 0 N 11
SHIRT-MAKER,
HOSIER, AND COMPLETE OUTFITTER,
56, CHURCH-STREET, WATERLOO-PLACP,
Grateful for the increasing patronage he continues to receive,
invites the attention of his Friends, the Public, and Gentlemen
going abroad, to his
STOCK OF READY-MADE SHIRTS,
WH ICH, FOR
ELEGANCE OF FIT,
FIRMNESS OF SEWING,
AND
CHEAPNESS,
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
As they are made under his own immediate inspection, and
from his long experience he feels every confidence in recono
mending this Department to his Friends and the Public.
REYNOLD'S PATENT CHESTERFIELD SHIRTS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

1 sorts,

le of copper money v
nd quarrelled for piles

,e excitement c

I saw at i

ted I 3

ent, appeared as if would quickly make formidable man in all Clements that can dig and carry as many
• but what struck me most, was precisely what bushels in a day as Gretchen can. And besides, fresh
•e
-occupy thc assembly least. A young child, wives, like fresh servants, work like smoke at first, but
•carcely to have attained his seventh year, wa3 they get scr_7 and lazy after awhile." " Oh, my ! "
le. His pal brow, covered with flowers said Miss Lucy. ; " did you ever hear the beat of that ?
of Or. - atmosphere, his glazed Well, I never ! " " Now that's what I call mean," said
- -4'....aked with §tephf.,u. "Mean !." said Miss Lucy, who was greatly

seemed to pre-occupy tut.
who seemed '

faded with I

)he first slept the eternal half so mean in all my born days ,
corpse amid the shrieks, then," continued Stephen. "It ain't near so mean as
id a farmer running about the country, dressed up in super-
fine broad-cloth, a-looking out for a little office."—The
.._ Old .Tudge, or Life in a Colony, by the Author of Sam
_... ..
d solemnity, Slick, in Frazer's Magazine.

SKINNERSTON'S NOVEL-READING SERVANT
licitude. WARMS THE BED.—I told her to fill the warming-pan,
followed our entry. A man, in whom I and take it up stairs as quick as she could, while I went
nised the master of the house and the father of to make myself a glass of nice hot rum-and-water, with a
the dead Child, rose up to receive us. His brow, instead bit of butter and plenty of sugar in it, and which, with a
of being overshadowed with sadness, seemed, on the con- bit of tallow (despite all Mr. Edward's low sneers) just

.nd it v

to with him the

of the size of a pea rubbed over the bridge of my nose, is—
s- as my lady readers will agree with me—as good a thing
as one can fly to when one's got a nasty cold coming on

;on, an

it had I on€

use sulks, of course, warming the bed as if she had fallen
He assured us that we were welcome to asleep over it. So as I wasn't going to put up with any
.hat to him, on such a day, strangers be- of her tantrums, I went behind her, and telling her that
Thanks to Perico's loquacity, all eyes were I would show her how to warm the bed, I seized hold of
I had a character difficult to sustain, her arm and pushed it backwards and forwards so fast
essary to affirm to all willing that I could hear all the water wabble again in it—little
able to kill people with better dreaming at the time that the solder of the nasty two:
1-- - I...lfnannv bit of goods had got melted, all through

When- I got up stairs, there wts my 1

ack the child before it rea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

Mime and SlnolleTt;s" History of En

in,.14 vols.; Loci
.1_ .1. vnla . Qr

and Gun'
Dryden.
Josephus, 4 vo

y on the Understanding;

Pope' Horn

The Kitchen and Culinary Requisites
May he viewed on the Morning of Sa

Whistonla

and Catologues had

-...ZNAMENTS,
PAIR OF SCAGLIOLA PEDESTALS, CHILD'S CAR
RIAGE, VERY SUPERIOR TURNING LATHE, 6.c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

which will expir
Jingly favourabi

rice of one ton
obtained, and estimating t
e, 'and all expenses of management, then
,refit equal to twenty per cent. per annum

Parties desirous of taking the cancelled Shares may apply
personally, till the 15th day of June next, to any of the fol
lowing Gentlemen :—ln London, to the SECRETARY, at th
Office, No. 19, Essex-street, Strand; to M

SMITH, and SADDLER, 28, Golden
LANE, Mining Agent, 75, OM Broad-str,
to Messrs. D. wad J. 13. NEILSON, or to
BROTHERS; in Manchester, to Messrs.
Sm.is,iorto Mr. AUGUSTUS HAHN ; in Birmingham, to Mr.

.s. titci
or to

t, City; in TLINE(IV

CARDWELL ant

and in Exel€

to Mr. R. TRIPP, I
e Enotrio

Plans of the (Marry, may be had on a
these addresses, and at the Office of the
Fleet-street, London.

INDON

AND NORTH-WE
COMPANY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

.—Wind N.N.W., light.
Turner; Charles Walton, Baker ;
on, Quebec—Berend Willielinina, E
Ltor, (steamer,) Kavannah, Lisbon—
Abrill, Barcelona—'

lobert Syer

New Brur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

IHE LI.VMVOL STANOir 11,

I ORD ELLESMERE IN 1825 AND 1845.—The speech to A FACT IN BOTANY.--The eminent botanist, Will-
uenow, remarks, that it is by the agency of itisetas alone
have just referred contained many. evidences .1
er might be his intellectual that the flowers of the aristolochia clematitis can be fer-
tile spirit of philo- tilised, although they are hi-sexual. The throat of the
the average of ffower is fringed with a pile of delicate hairs, which have a

hat he who made it, wh:
nreteitsiors, was at least at

have been cor

retro- to a well-known variety of the mous
young the insect heedlessly plunges, and

parts

7 I vair

f tim

Le; I tro, r
Of stigiT

pollen

COMPARATIVE NUTRITIVE QUALITY
BROWN BREAD AND WHITE. -

The solid parts of the human body consist, principally,

three several portions : the fat, the mus
bone. These three substances are liable to constant

and

refore must be con
The vegetable

m the food that we
contains these ti]

l'he pl

tomach,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

at rapidly ini-

yards, and

passage leadir
of this Lot is
Lot 4.—A1l t

situate on the west

11 that Piece of I
ING-1-1015SFS t

U), with the Two IV

vet, in Liverpool, co.

t a right a

, CARTS, 81
AS and Co..

and_Leifr

ng- Glass

Kitchen

Also: about Fo

IROA

1 sTcoasctol:

NGERY. co:

ting -a Iron

Iron Locks, in g
Coffee and Teanc

Tkes. I

-tin Coffee
id Tenant

Saws, 1V

nces, Cc
•irons, Chest Hanc

, Curtain Rings, Bronze Fenders and
es, Dish Covers, Planes, Rules, and
ffects.

Catalogues are now ready ; apply at Mr. HILL'S, 75, Hanove:

the property
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

wards 14 yardi, or thereabouts, to i

of LAND, wi.

the Two several MES-

n front thereto 4 yards

and extent

ing backwards-- 14 yards, or then
leading out of Ormond-street, ar
front to the said passage 4 yards

to the said passage

• •
aining in breadth or
feet. or thereaboota.

Lot 5.—A1l that Piece of LAND, with the SHOP and Eight
MESSU AGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, being
one to the front and seven at the back, in the Occupation of
John Robinson and others, situate on the east side of Plumbe-
street, in Liverpool, containing in front thereto, including a
_ .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

IMPORTANT TO ALL.

IF YOU WANT

HATS AND CAPS

FOR
DURABILITY, STYLE, QUALITY, AND BEST
WORKMANSHIP,

AT THE LOWEST PRICE, AND NO DECEPTION,

TRY
WOOD BROTHERS'

CELEBRATED VENTILATING HATS,

SOLD IN LIVERPOOL, ONLY BY
JOHN WOOD,
73, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

n, and
ised to
erseded

r. now
k-

it she
of hot

some
e girl,
[e bar,

he jug
do the

disin-
spector
, when

oy had
F three
ipitate
I up in

Jones
old kill
he boy
poison,

The
ssisted
g in a
stated
cused,
ire still

liquors

Itiith-

us life.

attack

tantly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

OF THE

CARPET DEPARTMENT

COMPTON-HOUSE.

IN consequence of the growing wants

in the CARPET DEPARTMENT for more space,

JEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO. have devoted

another large Room to its requirements, which

they have appropriated exclusively to the very

beat descriptions of both C ARPET I NGS and

CARPETS, such as

BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, VELVET, PILE, &c.

From the very depressed state of the trade

generally, J., M., and Co. are enabled to offer

some Thousands of Yards of the eery best Brussels

at 3s. 9d. per Yard.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

SPLENDID AND NEW.
PRINTED MUSLINS & FRENCH GINGHAMS.
BALZARINES & BAREGES.
POLL DE CHEVRES & CASHMERES.
SHAWLS & MANTLES.
STRAW BONNETS & DRAWN FANCY BONNETS.
RIBBONS & FLOWERS.
SCARFS & FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS.
HOSIERY & GLOVES.
Fancy SILKS, GLACES, & SATINETTES, & SATINS.
DECIDEDLY CHEAP,
AT

. WILLIAM MINTON'S
40,—BOLD:STREET,-40.
N.B.—Excellent Family LINEN DRAPERY. A Fresh
Bale of the celebrated Wet Wove SHEE7'INGS just received,
the BEST AND CHEAPEST in Liverpool. Silk and Satin
PARASOLS in endless variety, from llid each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

W. Seddon And F. Jorda
J. Weston. Livvroeol, nt

J. Hall, Rod
H. 0
Livin

decline
Barley,

L. Horner

of 5s I W. Brook,
s int- M. Burton

nand Briftain,

0. M. WainEon, I
G. Strutton, Ct

arslan d, 'H
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

e
4 .$E
a
r. r •

No. 1296]

-,i(FER AND CO.,
TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS,
54, LORD-STREET,

H. LAT

Tim AVe

Lys -on hand a I

e and excellent assort-

t of. READY-MADE CLOTHING, adapted for all
Classes of Purchasers, and all Climates, at Prices as Low as
honest and fair dealing will admit
NO SEC PRICE
NO DIT ! !
DISCOUNT ! ! !
For the OR DEPART

iff.',KT, first-rate CUTTERS and
whom the most Fashionable Fit

WOOLLEN GOODS, &(

Wand T. MORRIS respectfully announce that
• their present STOCK, in point of variety, extent, and
--eat inducement to purchasers, during the
they have not had Goods

cheapness, offer
15 years they have been in Business
to offer at so cheap a rate. They compe
WEST OF ENGLAND BE ' .10DS,
YORKSHIRE AND S H DITT(
RICH SATINS, A OTI
DRILLS, GAM ONS,
CASHMERES AMMAS

st year

&c. will be jo6bid to a nil
25 per Cent.

TIN GS

duction o
80, Lor

House at a R

of IVOBLEMEN (

r, RIVEN VISITING

LIVERI

,ost 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 ma ecial command for
their Royal Highnesses Prince ert, Prince George of Cam-
bridge, Prince Edward of ' e Weimar, His Grace the Duke
of Wellington, and the eral Royal Visitors to the British
Court.

NICE OF PALETOT

Registered Paletet'of Llama Cloth

2 GnineaA

Ditto ditto lined wi

ABOVE PRI

IS AT THE

PATENTEES

T;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08

n Thursday a 1

• Mr.
's Wolfdoz

flowed by Mendi

ten. Wolf

urth, and Mendic

Won by fa

Won by non

Horses

D OF FEVE

;ons lying ill of fev'er

.1y .free from sickr

ason of the ye

borities justice, every sani
alculated to protect the it
he prevailing contagion.
Mayor of Dublin the street
he hordes of strolling nau

.e entitled to relief

TYPHUS FEVER IN I

with N(

a coast

ever imported from Ireland, in conseq
nflux of Irish paupers who have arrive
tate of complete destitution and disea
he famine in that unhappy country. I
ital, which is in Bristol used as one of

there are now upwards of 40 cases
fever, chiefly affecting the Irish pa
greatest care will be required to b
medical authorities to prevent its
the other inmates of the hospital,
some hundreds of inhabitants. The gov
governor of the Bristol Corporation of
motialized the Home S
him to take immedia
sailing vessels from bf
of them in a state of f

tary upon th

steps to prey,
.ng paupers fr

leaving them to the mercy of casual 'ch

lief afforded

THE SIR ROBERT PE
rs held on board the si

was appointed to draft resolutions expre
the meeting, relative to the conduct 0.
Chadwick, in saving the crew of the

of London, on the evening of Sunday

The following

unanimously

Captain Chadwick for his kind atten
voyage from New York, and for the s:
ship displayed by him through a roug
passage. Resolved—That we view also
sure the noble conduct of Captain Chad,
ten souls, composing the captain and cre

Princess Mary, of London

with which, in .the it

upon the wreel
have perished but for the timely ass_
and speedily rendered. Resolved—Th_
the first mate, Mr. Henesy, and of the f,
who ventured upon a stormy sea in a sma
y volunteered th

of our admirtt.
their own lives to save those of others, no
sea seemed to threaten them with dest
desire also to notice the conduct of the r
and crew, who were prompt to offer a:
on so worthy a mission without any ot.
humanity. Resolved—That though ago
ens action carries its own reward with
of him who performs it,. yet it carmot b,
so worthy a one before the public; therefc
these resolutions be published, and a cope
Chadwick, signed by the committee on b
, y sengers. Resolved—That we cheerfully r

when eau

ertions making, winch arc most spirited, deserve

Run in to

yen.. £1675

r were on th

want of

are 1,000 per

le effects of

)1:1 of the Lord

rly cleared of
'oral districts.

iporary act of

!e of the great
Bristol in a
the effects of

Peter's

typhus

ding among

contains

and deputy

,or have- me

ject, praying

elanct, many
m our shores.

or to the re

f the passen

aptain Daniel

incess Mary

during our

id seaman-

id boisterous
II great plea-
: in rescuing

Lpt manner

he bore down
,se who must
so gallantly

Le conduct of

ave seamen

boat, is worthy
it aid and risked

auction ; and we

remaining officers
.nd willing to go
her motive than

)od and meritori-

it in the boson:

to bring

ore re solved, that
y sent to Captain
ehall of the pas-

.ecommend thos(

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excelle

as the ex•
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RAGGED SCHOOLS

April, 1847, at No. 8

AT a MEETING
SPRINGFIELD, EVERTON
The Rev. W. WITHERS EWBANK, M.A., in the Cha
It was Resolued,
• 1. That a Society be now formed, to be called " The Liver
pool Ragged School Union."
2. That the object of this Union be, to encourage and assis
Ragged Schools, in which the Religious Instruction shall bi
given solely from the Bible, and that the authorised versior
alone be used.

3. That all Annual Subscribers of 10s. and upward
members of the Union, and have the privilege of attendir
meetings. _ . . .
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THE OLD LINE OF PACKETh..
For NEW YORK.

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ply to BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
it by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
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Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packet
from Lon dont sailed. I due.

Destination

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Lisbon
Madeira

aibraltar

Malta &lonian Islands
Greece and Egypt
India, Ceylon,& China
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in W. Indies, except
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and 27th of May )7 June 4
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of every May
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of every May 17 due June 7
month.

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itkl (3) Bermuda St. Juan'l month only. May ue June 7
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Buenos Ayres I every month May 6 June 26
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