The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-11-16 00:00:00

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Nov. 13, 1841,

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W. F. CHAMBERS, M.D

" D. DAVIES, M.D

2. 1841

W. F. CHAMBERS, M.D

D. DAVIES, M.D

ly respected lady

ae robb,

at Wedne

Our.-4 mason of La Marche, in the
lertook, for a reward of 10f., to carry the
of a poor neighbour to the Hospice at
day the body of the infant was found
The unfortunate mother, hoping that at
e might be able to reclaim her child, had
al name and the name of its godmother
, and sewed it to part of the dress. This
ated by the water, and led to the ascer-
ity of the child. The man has not yet
t the officers of justice are in pursuit of

SHEFFIELD.—About mid-day on
nes of Stringer and Rogers, who
uarrelling near the Brown Cow,
stabbed Stringer in the most

le and neck, so as to let out his
luite through. Stringer died on
about eleven o'cock, up to which

;ony. There are strange reports
:tion implicating both parties, as
uals, in a robbery at Heeley, and
se about the division of the spoil.
bours assert that Stringer's con-

Erre immediate occasion of

LONDON

rkt the conclusion of the

t of Common Council on Wednesday on
rth of the Prince of Wales, Sir W. Hey-
) remark, that it must he a source of gra-
the ancient privilege of personal access
event which had occurred on the day
1g into office of the Chief Magistrate,
d Chancellor, in his expressive Lin-
-hted to see him surrounded by
office, and the corporation still
iower and revenue which it had
Antaining the old hospitality of the
the just freedom of the people. There
hip added, when he almost despaired
now be said " The storm had

1 the 11

might
rere deliv

RY PREVALENCE OF SLUGS UPON CORN.—
,de of destroying these insects, from whose
2. corn receives much inlury, may interest
:aders :—Mr. Tillier, a farmer of great re-
; at Harmondsworth, finding a prodigious
n his wheat lands, has employed 40 women
'stroying them. The plan he has adopted
aads of turnip leaves over the land, and in
lake the slugs off those leaves ; they have
baskets, and however astonishing it may
m 20 bushels of slugs have been thus dc-
res in the three weeks. These destructive
for this precaution, would have so much
its early stage of vegetation, that there
have been only half a crop, unless the land
,econd time, a plan at all times bad, inde-
ense.

k.CCIDENT.—Two BROTHERS DROWNED.
!moon, about four o'clock, two fishermen,
!eynolds, belonging to the Blue-eyed Maid,
Dover, were drowned about a mile off that
°Bowing circumstances :—The vessel was
iarbour to land some fish, and finding,

that she could not enter, a uutribe°r

vere placed in the boat, into which the two
:red to pull her ashore. The boat was then
the smack, to give her a lift on her way,
nir, when, by the sudden jerk of the pain-
the heavy swell, the boat was upset, and
out of her. Unfortunately, at the time,
;rong with the net, or the rigging of the
r people left on board were unable to do any
some time. A line was, however, hove
the men, and we understand one of them
unable to hold on, and that the other had
but could not keep it, from the force with
led through the water. It appears both
immers; and that one of them remained
ong time, but no assistance being at hand,
ik to rise no more.

s have received orders from the
rn of the names of all justices

Dugb commissions of the peace, speci-
d or have ceased to be resident within

these realms is not yet, as is
eof Wales ;" but he is " Prince
Cornwall," " Duke of Rothe-
Baron of Renfrew," " Lord of
ie will be created Earl of Ches-

iat far-famed temple of Hymen, the
evidence on a trial for bigamy lately at
that thirteen hundred couples had been
the last six years. This, however, is
ber married by the " bishop of Gretna
)f the principal places of refuge for per-
re Journal.

ANO MANI:

th much pleasure we can

personals
ye qualitief.

3servation of the wonderful beneficial
of this manure. We allude more par-
ony of Mr. Nott, of the parish of
're, where we were eye-witnesses, not
of the facts he has stated to the
-uch praiseworthy intentions at-
nanure into general use. The
he limit and costliness of the sup-

MENT INTENTIONS ON CHURCH-RATES.—We
the information professed to have
gham from Sir James Graham, to
anent would adopt Lord Althorp's
' •-"'--nent of the disputed matter
We are, on the con-

3 state a

rsuaded r

dL so far from the present govern-
the principle of the national sane-rchwhich the church-rate em-
, as they are bound, to uphold, with
rid authority, this the most ancient,
idispensable element of the British
'Der.

CET, Nov. 12.—There is not
ent in the Hop Market, nor is
ie until after the duty has been
he quotations we have reported
ee weeks, with little variation.
xhibited on Saturday's market,
sufficient fol the wants of the
v is called £13,500. Present
choice, J4os.-183.9'5, 755.
565. to
.75. ; choice, gos.

_Weighed on market day

µ•eels, new pockeis.

w days ago, a couple of
the magistrates iu Kendal,
The tirst of them had the
a county rat 45." Said the
larnad to spell before I 'd a
,strates. A county rat, in-
,ed an e at latter end on
~...-sented his " buik " to be
extract appeared :—" To sum-
Noo, ' said the first con-
' I think the grey

!Her noo

two solons now left th
first with high 'delight at his vic
:Cond witn much chagrin at his officiousness

unfavourable symptom

ealta received in town on

some sleep during the

has undergone no essential

Marlborough-house yesterday w•as

s slept for some hours during

cajesty's cough is of a less distressing

practice, that of having one bulle-
the day, about eleven o'clock on

i communication was received at
1 Sndbury-hall, stating that there
ent amendment iu the condition of

ntly established for the purpose of car-
ain Taylor's plan for forming harbours
ans of floating breakwaters have given
on to apply to parliament for an act to
itruct a breakwater and harbour at
ct excites great interest.

FT.—lmmediately after a funeral which
on, Cornwall, last week, and when the
sed had scarcely left the grave of their
id, the gravedigger, and a mason employed
detected in robbing the grave (a walled
sed for that purpose, and carring them to
churchyard, which the same parties were
similar way for another corpse intended
following day.

icle says, that " this year's potato
render fully an average pro-
f Ireland. The favourable
)rked miracles for the

considered lost." This is

correspondent that an arrangement will,
shortly made, for sending the mail from
gh in twenty-six hours. When that is
ell able to leave Brighton at
ling, and be in Edinburgh
a distance of no less than

ITY.—It is a curious circumstance,that
ted vocalist, Power, the famous Irish
es, little inferior to Power for genuine
violent and nnprovided deaths. Phi-
re killed when travelling by coach (the
the fate of poor Power is fresh in the
Examiner.

probability, if the clergy are now active, that
£lOO,OOO-so long withheld from them by the
; £40,000 of it has been repaid by the Eccle-
3sioners, to whom it was lent, and now is de-
lank of Ireland. The clergy have been paid
on the arrears, out of which Lord Melbourne
hey should have 70 per cent. It is better
that tardy justice should be done.—Limerick

last, John Parker Mayer, an attorney, from
I his clerk, John Bratton, were committed to
House of Correction under a bench warrant,
leir finding sureties for their appearance at the
is, to take their trial on a charge of conspiracy
ery of the office of Messrs• Skerratt
ach, in January last.—Chester Courant.
^Y.—We are happy to hear that E. J.
lith, has munificently offered to en-
_zbury, when built, with a moiety
s, amounting to about £7O per annum. The
lave already been given towards the erection :
1., £500; W. Jones, Esq., £100; J. Crow-
); and Sir E. D. Scott, Bart., £lOO. We
)xdale, Esq., is likely to give the site. The
deed we may say the necessity, of such an
arches of the neighbourhood, will be evident
a the fact that Wednesbury has at present
"hough it possesses a population of 11,627.