The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-16 00:00:00

CHESHIRE AND WALES.

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THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY have inui-atp
that the district selected for their country visit, in 1 d
will be Cheshire, North Wales, Stafford, and Salop; 4,5
a strong hope has been held out that the place of WO'

and exhibition will be Chester.
THE DEAN OF BANGOR, one of a committee for e5t.51:
blishing the Cymro, a Welsh newspaper set on foot sc,
the view of spreading church principles amongst the eu-„
senters of Wales, has been sued in the Court of Quee_ll.;
Bench for a sum due to Messrs. Waterlow for printiogi!i:
A verdict was given for £l3O 10s., the amount of the cleu`a
HER MAJESTY has been pleased to grant the rank 3„11
precedence of the daughters of an earl to Miss gal be
nette Talbot and Miss Gwendaline Elizabeth Talbot, t
only sisters of the youthful Earl of Shrewsbury, as if thel"
father, the Hon. Colonel Charles Thomas Talbot, hadli'l
to suceeed to the dignity of the peerage.
ST. Joules CHURCH, BIRKENHEAM—Sermons Were
preached in this church on Sunday last, by the Rep
J. Hamilton, A. 8., and the Rev. T. C. Cowan, MA.. 'll.
cumbent of St. Andrew's, Liverpool, after which collects
were made in behalf of the schools connected with uS
John's Church, amounting, in the morning, to £171

and in the evening, to abOut £5.
THE ROYAL MEIMEY YACHT CLUB.—TO-MOITOw „""A
her Majesty's birthday will be celebrated by the Der;
Mersey Yacht Club, when the opening cruise of the sessel
will take place. The start will take place from Birkenbeesel
Ferry, about ten, a.m. The larger yachts are to PL..'
to Kingstown. The first sailing match, for mete743i,
yachts only, takes place on the 7th June, for prizes 01„.
for yachts above 35 tons, and £3O for yachts under 35 le—;
TIMBER SALE.—The sale of timber, mahogany, *4l at
Birkenhead, on Thursday, by Messrs. Holme, Slater
Co., was well attended ; the bidding was spirited, and till,
prices realized for the various parcels gave entire satisfwa
tion. The Honduras mahogany sold remarkably well, 011,
a fine log of Cuba mahogany sold at Bs. per foot of ott
ineh thick, or £4 16s. per cubic foot. This log was bog
by a cabinet-maker in Manchester.
CHESTER AVD HOLYHEAD RAILWAY,—The ,r efic
the week ending 7th of May, 1854, was as follows ,
Passengers, parcels, &c., per railway, £2,639 15s. _
J..
steam-boats, £390 ss. 10d. ; total, £2,930 Is. 7d. : VS;
£1,426 Ds. Od. : total, including Carnarvon: traffic,
rail, £3,966: Os. 91.1.. ; steam-boats £390 ss. 10d•
responding week last year, per rail, £3,598 17s 3rt
steam-beats, £287 108. Bd. Increase, £470 4s. Bd.:
PROTESTANT REB*OIOIATION SOCIETY.—The' N:‘,°°k,
Men's Controversial: Class, conducted by 31r:
M'Carthy, special missionary in connexion with the' r„'6o
society, at their weekly meeting, held at the St.
School-rooms, Birkenhead, on Saturday evening,
;sented their librarian, Mr. W. Peters, with " Leiget°';
Commentary on the-Epistles of St. Peter," in two voluill,„'
handsomely bound, in: morocco, as an affectionate tesltd
mony of his valuablb serviees rendered to the class 'Ili;
library since their establishment in August last, oil
leaving Birkenhead for aisphere of duty in the metropo',„
Several members of they class: delivered appropriate 01`„
dresses on the occasion, proving the high estimatiou.l',
which he was held by them;• and how deeply and
cerely they regretted his loss:- Mr. James M`Donalu
been appointed his successor:-
WALLASEY BIBLE ASSOCIATION.—The annual Illeetillgs
of this association was held on Thursday, in the large r"-„e
of trre Egremont Hotel. The • attendance was numere"
t e
and highly respectable. Mr. • Glazebrook occupied
chair.- The Secretary read the report, from which it 04
pearect that the fund for the year was £142 11s.
During that period 112 Bibles and: 51 Testaments 1,1;
beendistributed in the district by the- local society. the
Rev. -Mr. Elliott, of Seacombe, moved' the adoption 01 la
report.- The Rev. Dr. Baylee seconded the motion, P.;
in the course of doing so, in allusion: to the present cent
Pre
motions of war among the nations, referred to differe
passages of Scripture as evidencing thrfulfilment of
phecy, and the working out of the -providence of Gloer
u
Interestinwspeeches were also delivered: by several oth
gentlemen. ya
EATON-HALL.—We have authority tb: state that„ttt,
magnificent mansion, the seat of the •Marquis of
minster, which has for several years been underglie
alterations- and improvements, will be reopened, by the
lordship's kindness, for the inspection of visitors, on r
be sth of June next. Eaton-hall may seen this suret,es
31°
in the months, of June, July, and August,. on '"°
Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, between the hours of ten :To,
four, by separate tickets, for house or gardens, to be le-of
cured in Chester at the Royal and Albion Hotels, ,
Messrs. Pritchard, Roberts, and Co., booksellers, Br' °l;
street Row ; atPulford, from the master of the scho°....
and at Aldforcl, from the landlord of the Talbot It
Foreigners andnravellers will be admitted also on 11111'4
days in the samsmonths. Parties who desire to visit
gardens only, will be admitted with their tickets by
th
lodge, at Eccleston village.— Chester Courant. 4,„
INQUESTS- ATI B/RRENHEAD.—On Saturday,
roner for Cheshire-held an inquest on the body af "7.11"e-ati
Slone, an engineer, lately in the employ of the:Bir"e itie et
dock company.. The deceased had, while in a sta clothes
intoxication, gone into the engine house, when his ,I,ei;
caught fire, .andwhen found at half-past eleven °
was very much injnred. He was conveyed to the hospoo
where, after much suffering, he died on Friday aftere
The jury returned a verdict of accidental
coroner also held.'an inquest on the body of ineadni nng day.
Stanfield, who :died very suddenly on the_e,,„„loyed in
The deceased lived in Henry-street, and ,e""r,,, „as ill
the iron manufactory. On Friday morning •he "
good health, but about one o'clock he was ssideulY
tai
ill, and died almost directly. The deceased died f6{.
natural causes, arid' a verdict to that effect was§ rot rotor
CHARGE OF MALICIOUS MISCHIEF,—At the 13it'ot
head Police-court, on Thursday, Richard Thompson, di
owner and driver• of a car in
that town, was suninic;;s
for wilfully damaging a car belonging to Thos. BrolPti.
another car-proprietor of the same place. 'Pie enialle'il
death.
affiTtetei
damage sustained was charged at £4. The case.wasf,',l",
supported by the evidence of a boy named IlberY,'„dng
runner about the -ferry, who stated that he was Si
a. ute3
close to the railings at Woodside ferry, at 20 or 31)13te to
past ten o'clock, on the night of the 29th.ult., cn'reoe
complainant's cab, and hearing a noise as of:some eat
cutting, he stooped and distinctly saw the defectdae act'
the vehicle in different places. Immediately after other
the cab was engaged by Mr. John Jackson. and 3°- otS•
gentleman, and-the witness followed it and. saw the cid,
Afterwards the boy found a piece of leather on the &or.
which corresponded with a hole in the leather in the
The youth was. strictly cross-examined, but nothing
elicited to shake his statement. The witness rctentioli„
aftel
the circumstance to another car-driver a few day'sgr•
wards, who gave information to the complainant.
John Church, coach-builder, who had examined the iefree
vehicle, gave • the damage at £4. For the defence tej
attempt was- made to prove an alibi. John. O'Hara stated
that he engaged the defendant's car at 25,minntes l° the
o'clock, and it was ten minutes past that hour whertior
defendant- left his residence at Bidston. Mrs. Evalle',4 ale
keeper, Biciston, deposed that Thompson.luel a glass h't In
in her bar at a quarter past ten o'cloek.t on the 114(4.- the
question,.. and that it was half-past ten, before he le dent
house. .After consultation, the bench said. that 811111°,„a
proof had been given that the damage was committed ,cOO.
gave a verdict for 505., with costs, in-.favour of the tto
plainant, and fourteen days were allowed the defence'
pay the assessment.

LAUNCH OF THE ROYAL ALBER,
WOOLWICH..

Tea launch of the screw Hire-of-battleship 114) -A*,,jui:rdl
12Q guns, took place on Saturday, "fit Woolwich 13,00400
in-the presence of Her Majesty and. the royal fainililopst
a.vast concourse of persons. The, river never, Per,,biog
presented such a scene, owing, bathe facilities for rea',
the vicinity of the launch, both.hy rail and water ;
mense multitude crowded the. dockyard and shores, `,,,ery'
the Reach. was studded with steamers and almost e'too•
South that could float, all crammed.with anxious sPe. epa'
The-Eastern, Blackw.a.ll; and North Woolw,e," were
ways brought down thousands. Numerous stall'', 00
erected on the Essex shore , opposite the dockya°, ver°
which an excellent view couldhe obtained, and whieh.:eo,
early taken possession of, while some 30 or more stef;,oll
freighted with visitors, with innumerable yachts and soole
craft, stretched across aid filled up the river fercerr
distance. The Fisguard frigate flag-ship and other,
_Age witll
ment vessels lying off the yard were gaily decorate"4o'
flags of all nations. The Trinity Brethren, in their s_4.,A the
yacht, were in attendance, as also the Lord Mayor. n'for
Corporation, who had chartered one of the Stsr%7o,,
to
the occasion. The Black Eagle Admiralty yv as'
modated a large circle of the aristocracy. At "
hour the Charlton, road presented an unbro_kVa'forelk.
carriages, which continuedtill near 1 o'clock. e gobcre'
and cabinet ministers, nd the Admiralty, with the Ara-s
of both houses of parliament, and families, occupied 0"
range of galleries. adjoining the royal booth. od,
erections on the, other side were devoted to the WO
military, and civil services of the country. Sect,Orders4
kept on the river by the Harbour Masters oa
large muster.of the Thames police boats, and the ota of.tl,et
navigation of the river was closed at the Per, pro,
launch. Shortly after 1 o'clock Her Majes",l ti IPD
Albert, the Prince of Wales, Princess Royal, lo Avos
_"1
suite arrived in the yard, and were received by eNbl
artillery, and the loud acclamations of the 95:101/0
throng. The royal party were then conducted t° beit
form erected under the bow of the noble ship. , Rothe
announced that high water was near, the Prinees,..„.
at ) 4,9 p.m., performed the interesting duty of nall'1;
" Royal Albert." The Royal group then retire tot
booth erected at the end of the slip, whence an Dt3.o,'
rupted view of the launch and river could be etheo74;
The signal was then given for liberating the shiPcietfelio'
shores were knocked away, and amidst the ps.,• Da
cheers from both sides of the. river, the firing of t A
the playing of the National Anthem by nobleba i!'„ Aar:
Royal Artillery and Royal Marines, the Pit'ic7.,
into the river in the most graceful and easY acic4 f•te;
Royal Standard, ensign, Admiralty flag, °l.4°-.1.
flying at her bows, fore, main, wizen, and steas brodere
drifting a short distance up with the tide, she w tions fit,ifted
up, and steam-tugs getting hold of her, preParl..ll be
made for towing her to Sheerness, where she wh''
out with all expedition.

ARTIFICIAL WOOD.—MM. Bathe and Potw. 115rovs.:11b°"ce-
mIhsvuiiatffithshscelretclionlhtepilc;rhodanderanudyc,edw
ceeded in making a kind of papier rnache, if vce t.tbilf.
allowed to use that term, quite different from at,t'wooto
Orkiltheye mmixixtusarew
ducts thus obtained, in imitationa-of different w°°
of
said to bite misotualndnededinitno anpyeedniiesiarrablileayfo.rnarri•
asie,„rtirreo'
be very beautiful. Mining Journal. eslo,,
A3IONG TUB MILITARY SKETCHES and ca tr cp
riotta ~,reo
seen in the Paris picture-shops, one representing,
~'foiloo:;
usillgoafPtchietimfrposh
army on the Danube has lately appeared, with tiw„o,ol,e,
ttsot of
soseratersol
priitejilo
frost of
to::,f RussialBl2, atw thee
will foot :
make on renew',
thaw of 1854." ..,ott have 7,040;
out eatvc (siailoe
A WISE JUDGE.—A certain judge .• the fo,-,,
fellows, those Western judges !), it is said, Puts,Ailiti 'e
, -,,T„ ~ or ;f tio
pig interrogatories to witnesses to test their er ;
Witness, do you take a newspaper P ' I"•'',, No' ncl'
answer be " Yes," " Have you paid fort r , gigeis ip,
either case his Honour instructs the it it
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credit to their testimony as they Mat Olin's 1
Ulider the CircUPWIt4UON•

TtESDAY, MAY 16, 1854•

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS—TUESDAY, MAY 9.
bep-v,
TATIONS TO FOREIGN STATES.—Lord CAMPBELL
moved the second reading of the Unauthorized Negotia-
te sub ill, which proposed to extend the criminal law, and
bin)ect Persons guilty of the practices set forth in the
40 the penalties of a misdemeanour. The measure, he
of `.4 was based on the acknowledged principle of the law
oreations, that official intercourse between States could
by Yl.3e Carried on by the governments of those states, or
rftisters and agents duly authorized to conduct such
iotiations. In England the departure from this prin-
gtlie bad been considered as a breach of the royal prero-
In America its violation was punished much in
po by the present bill, except that
the Penalties wee more severe. In the United States, in
Year 1799, a certain doctor had been detected in in-
fees with the French Government on matters of State
th;"ilig the common interest of the two countries, and
zatitll in question had passed the legislature with the
1° of Jefferson and Adams. Simar attempts at
eillar 1
lona interference had at various times been made
a Englando
ti and had escaped punishment, and very recently
ePutation of undoubted loyalty had proceeded to Russia
inae°flfer with the Emperor Nicholas on matters of grave
ferPortance. It was to restrain such unauthorized inter-
enee that he, as head of the common law of the country,
,11;°11glat forward this measure, which he hoped their lord-
ttiPs would allow to be read a second time.—Lord LYND-
artsT, in a speech of considerable length, pointed out
je.„—us objections to the bill, and thought the recent
St.-j;eY of the deputation from the Society of Friends to
thenetersburg, who had gained nothing but ridiculefor
Aft; Pains" ought not to be treated in so serious a ay.—d
tirn r some Rather discussion the bill was read a second
Aand ordered to be referred to a select committee.
eir lordships adjourned at eight o'clock.

ExE.„. THURSDAY, MAY 11.
ItOter 'St OP TRANSPORTS.—The Earl of ELLENEO-
- LIT Called attention to the enormous expense which
hev, been already incurred in transporting. troops to Tar-
pr; wished to know whether the government were
11<red to lay the details of these expenses before
.he
Votads-t The Duke, of NEWCASTLE said that no objection
rtii e made to produce the returns•when the proper
ne
not came, but the money voted in these estimates had
nsA.been expended.
.1‘181°,3"-k-RDMENT OP ODESSA..—lwanswer to the Earl of
laaltburY, the Duke of NEWCASTLE said that despatches
been that morning received from Admiral Dundas,
ktrneof
of which had been anticipated by the corres-
Thncte of the newspapers.
e Militia Bill was read a first time, and ordered to
ire(' through all its remaining stages on Friday.
Vas LEPiscopal and Capitular Estates Management Bill
'Oxpn'ea,, d a second time on'the motion of the Bishop of
lordships adjourned at eight o'clock.

Their FRIDAY, APRIL 12.
llr ordships met at one o'clock.
stx, MILITIA.—On the motion of the LORD CAIN-
Stand?/45 the Militia Bill was read a second time.—The
Dassmulg orders were then suspended, and the bill was
through committee, read a third time, and passed.
kisj"L AssENT —The oyal assent was given by corn-
tax, it to the following bills :—The Income and Property-
-I,,,VaGn,uhequer-bUls (B 16,024,100), Highways (South
.c.iideo--73 valuation (Ireland) Act Amendment, Commotra
ing sure, Ministers' Money, &c. (Ireland), Church Build-
q.44 Acts Continuance, Militia, Redcliffe and Pilkington
Poe,Yarringtonlmprovement and Market, Liverpool
;'"ca SLuPerannviationpFund, Liverpool Sanitary and other
serer ,'"uta, Bolton Gas, Southport Waterworks, and
ellati other private bills.
th Iteß Bura,DlNGs.—The house went into committee
Lo ! Church Buildings Act Amendment Bill, When
likivELsoN proposed an amendment on the first clause,
111, tg the operation of the bill to the city of London.—
the b,,,,f'arl of HASROWBY, on the contrary, thought that
,urger,was looked upon with unnecessary alarm, and
ish„ the house to make its application general.—The
-1) of Oxsionn agreed with Lord Nelson that it would
totyer to try the experiment proposed by the bill in
Of en°ll before 'extending it to the country.—The Bishops
,11.11;1.'w•nc mid'lmgcoLN supported the clause as it origi-
kr4..Btoodoihile Lord FITZWILLIAM thought their
Aftp„"'Ps would do wisely in adopting the amendment
considerable discussion, the amendment was re-
on a .division' by a majority of 1, the numbers
the original clause, 28 ; for the amendment,
lordes-L? remaining clauses were th en agreed to.—
—Ps adjourned at la
quarter past seven o'clock. Their

II,°IJSE OF COMMONS—TUESDAY, MAT '9.
"
• ' I`oo-Irw WRIT was ordered for Hertfordshire 'in the
Plx_of Mr. Halsey, deceased.
kl 111.50158 against the saletoxicating liquors on
' ndaY were presented by Mr. W. BROWN, from the
• .__.ara:_
ns of the West Derby Union, Lancashire ; from
the —ta
f ratepayers and inhabitants ofUrinston, Lancashire 2-
ro
ft_lll the members and congregation of the Freei.Gospel
Inquiry into
Petitions were presented praying for
)41;.",„pury into the allegations of the Preston petition, by
4.01' DuxcoME, from several places ; by Mr. RICARDO,
olinru the societybottimmorll.oi_v...wa,re Pressers, in the Stafford-
ri. G. AJANGTON, from ,various
()Dere r:c4ter-ies ;my CORBETT, from different committees
of atives ; by . •
-irvers and spinners of Oldham • also from
tanwerloomourroe-
Istr.p4:o
leer
jrlorrAm,verlookers of Manchester and 'Salford ; by
from various operatives of Bradford,
Yorkshire; and by Mr. HORSFALL, from various operatives.,
k,l Mr.PIEXINGTON, from various dissenting con4,,rega-
,
us and dessenting ministers of Blackburn, in favour of
fining the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge to all
ahlinations of Dissenters; by Mr.-ConnErr, signed by
.0,
ittiZ",,persons of Lancashire and Cheshire, in favour of
hio-,4"`liveinterference in coal-mines, and shortening the
`'l(l)),Lllabour of the boys employed in them; also,lrom
,ii,,,`', against the Medical Registration Bill.
,wheth- COALS CONTRABAND ?----411 reply question
ne, io,"" coals were prohibited as contraband ofawar, fro_mr
„_". GLe°nveyed by neutral vessels to a Russian poll, . •"'i
'vet Vt,LAIi-naid, the commanders of Her Majesty's ships
takes --strutted to exercise a sound discression yn Buo.
ttie , with reference both to the port of destination and
Tuse to Which the commodity was to be applied.
tittle Exchequer-bills Bill (£16,024,100) was read a third
and passed.
rile THE MALT DUTY.
Ina, b report
„ of the Committee of Ways and Means hay-
al duty on malt, Mr.
:E. brought
up, upon the resolution granting an ad-
" 1, E. BALL moved that the word
~too '''e expunged from the resolution. He was
the fished at the announcement of the Chancellor of
the "caequer, that h proposed to add 60 per cent. to
the malt duty
ho 'which ievouldre-open a party warfare, on
'lnn 8130 n of free trade or protective duties, which be
he
had terminated.
get h:
.CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, . tin.. alto-
dissen ~
and s'r 'rem the doctrine that the addition to the malt_
rote spirit duties was a burden cast upon the landed
tvotttesici
bt, declined to enter upon the questions, because it
Was e a virtual breach of faith with the house.
ilkenillerelY a Pro forma vote authorizing the revenue
41-tiesirsv,to. Prevent the evasion of the duty by the comm.o--
te,nsgin,eing withdrawn out of bond. After a short
42414,„-7,4,,11P0n this point, the amendment was negatived by
Trir,..? ; and this resolution, with others, was agreed to.
hiov,,a-. ORANGE RIVER SOVEXEIGNTY.----MT. ADDERLEY
IN, , be ?r1 address to Her Majesty, praying that she
ProolNeased to reconsider the order in Council for the
44er 4 ligation of a proclamation abandoning all sovereign.y
44n ,9_.range RPiver territory . and its inhabitants; in
ilt -flea- His object, he satd, was to vindicate the,_
tlispei°f the people of this country to have a voice in the
,n_kkidt—C of the dominions of the Crown.-Mr. F. PEEL
:44 Who had resolved to abandon the Orange River terri-
tok,' and it was considered that the Crown was perfectly
the e7,,tent to take this course without an act of Parliament,
'404, -gatrY being a peculiar one, not acquired by coloniF.a-
adbryawconn.quest.. After some discussion the motion
la 4 IINIVERSITIES.—Mr. WILL obtained leave .to bring
be bi 11..,„. to extend the rights enjoyed by the graduates of
the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, in respect to
Ot practice of medicine, to the graduates of the University
t C74(1".
1.11 I,ljacit-RATEs.—Mr. PAcEE moved for leave to bring
1..4 ,nll to relieve Dissenters from the payment of church-
'Neil in England and Wales, briefly explaining the
*4ll-1,,' of the measure.—Mr. HADFIELD opposed the motion,
411de-kr._-vaB supported by Sir W. CLAY, Lord PALMERSTON,
11,1'''.... " REYWORT3I, and agreed to.
%eleel'ille-tr, RELIEF.—A motion by Mr. PIGOTT for a
l'elief. F°Ninittee to inquireinto the mode in which medical
1/441,18 administered in the different unions in England
1, iv a;
lease.o 1,;-es -was a-reed to.
-I". STEAL' ;G.---Mr. - DIGDY SEYMOUR . obtained
..'l'ega ,'0 bring in a bill to make fraudulent . dealings with
l'i1(1 to bills of exchange felonious in certain cases, refer-
tratle eases, and particularly a very recent one, where
Whi, 4 had been practised upon incautious. young_ men,
I,ZII the existing law could not punish criminally.
t house adjourned at half-past eleven o'clock.

~ WEDNESDAY, MAY. 10.
.
Societies- Bill,
tvretitions against the Friendly Soci
akers
the boilerm
many of
Iv eln objecting specially to the third and fourth clauses,
()tet? Presented by Mr. BROWN (37), from
s,iegrbY, Birkenhead, Che,steaßlacnktobnirnani°llotdhenr'pllaceeds_eli
b„--..,,_iord, Northampton, s-hou:,,,ia--.- . ~. n -__ the county
of Mr• lIIGBY SEYMOUR, from Droyisde , In and
bve;lneskiter ; by Mr..IIiNDLFYn, from the inhabitants
taii„ °°kers of Ashton-under-Li e,
and finishers of .51a .
the'sks, metal planers. and- bea,mers
and sawyers, plum _bp:.,
tori ter and Salford,' Ancient Order of Foresters, Nheiwu,
School teachers, Hooley-.1 .
aheeXion Methodist SUnday , Ashton-wider-Line ; b9i er
km :United Free Gardeners, Asn
cii-Z,ers, Dukinfield ; gardeners, and
by 2,788 persons),.
Man-
fro'Z'er ; 29 from Ashton (one. signed fine spinners,
So the Fidelity Sick and Burial
.Stocietthye,
IthneduPsrtoze,rtihtye
Iliej,tY, the Good Samaritan Society, .a
Aeilaltbropic, the Parish Church Sunday
the 1.,-,a Sunday school, the Ancient °ShinepdhYersdsch,°°thle, tAhltioSut,
trope,'rand United Order of Odd Fellows,
the t‘hveantehretorsn,
Ito,_ the Self-su porting Female Artists,
Int'e, the Indupstrial. and Modern
Improvement, the
Nleent, the Female Florists, the New_
Druids, the Good
Society,
the tlel),},,erds, the Philanthropic Order of
tßhreetahroepne,
the I,.`4ent Methodist Sunday schools, t Order of dd
~ql,-;"*anlane the National ludePendei,i _ nrigina; the
vet:ws, the Honest View Society, .the '''
Iplan
one and the Purity Sick
rok°ll,„,e from Hyde containing 2,144
'qr. e,"Lannton Littlehouse and Ashton
1111
d female
the male an
antenDatuurreials,Saldletioesne,
111 A erablitTlLA3l, from Stalybridge, 51-.
'‘igOeirB4, of the Middleton Burial Some
td e r -LProtestant
president anu.
~t'fteeia'ln, Ancient Order of For.esters,e_ in public
4geet.: of united societies, and various or,l,o7l,EyrAcnE,
't l'. signer b the chairman ;by Mr: i •
Coin „,v
,qeshrie Society by
Foresters, in the
Venlhfe and Nantwich •by Mr. PAR'KEitit Co
4. BBvT,
‘roblP, Of the burial, chlbs of Preston ; by 'lrtile waggon-
distrifcitsomof
sS67ott
ttkalt r"4l-iani, numerously signed; also from. ~ of chad-
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(34t 'Manchester, from the Burial Socieg•
--• i:' 'Oe odd Yellow' s of Hollinwood,
the pnehester, the Free Gardeners of Sa pagrN
to* re Garde f Oldham district ;by Mr• Grand
the fflaSSOUtterS
Ni. frnr,llet,dt, nen o am . ,
A Order Order of Rechabites, and I, Mr.
t_14)14, '''ruer of Odd Fellows, Blackburn ; -.3;,,r0e,
wed b, firoa_ni the various benefit societies of Ch ac__i
•-,f114W ...-,'kuu Persons • also from fdrodlme-wtolireth, and
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