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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

All ILettera for the above Ste.iiner, except Cos

Bills of Lad
South Castle-s
Laucela!,s-h

18th May,

may be obtained from TunNt

for HALIFAX and BOSTON.
will be taken on SATURDAY next, tho
31st instant, and TUESDAY, the Ist
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

GEORGE

rof thp st. C'eorneg Inn
RESPECTFULLY torn
and Visitors to Iv MN
nesday,) the 2(itli, THURSDAY, t

inform

instant; that his

N. 8.-

Ind Priz

Hof Nezrrc

Private Table
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

the town, s

or to at

in existence, which

it now have been in operation, and which
Nalld have very greatly, if not amply, satisfied the

strange no.

fulness of Ulf

A things—a 8

for- all things," and even for agitation. The
remnant of protection afforded by the Corn Laws
is not only suspended, but virtually swept away,
by the emergency of the season. Provisions are at
a famine price; and the manufacturing population,
in addition to the scarcity and dearness of food,
have to contend with a scarcity, and in many cases
Business opera-
n stimulated by free

n entire want, of employment,

ms, whit

the

there is a tiriie

h were to hare b
almost at a st

whose 1

and insolvenci
.eadin

over the

ied up to frenzy by the
he sight of their emaciated

wives and children

the utter falsification of all

the glowing promises by which they were induced
to swell the cry for this now exploded bubble—

4entlemt

en, at. NI

,r, on Tuesday last,
id to petition for the
1, "so that," as the
ho was in the chair,
"they shoidd

held a meeting, to spout at
total repeal of the Corn La\
_ _

d enougt

t present to satisfy
nwpver

,ut killing him twice

be able to get

heir object, however, i

the stubborn resolve of

rested in our last, under the lee of the land near I

of the rive

night at once go alongside fo

thus save the tide and get q
found exempt from disease.

)oats arrivin

:amination, an
iv into dock,

nay remark tha

vents to effect this desirable object, or any
necessity for the medical officers being on duty
longer than for a few hours up to tide time, as the
dock gates are only open for about two hours each
tiae

From the arrangements made, however, we learn

hat considerabl

tained by the Packet Compani
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

whole of
JRNITUU,Lc Six

ogany Case, and other E

opd, in M

May be viewed on Tuesday next, th
Morning of Sale, when Catalogues ma
or of the Auctioneer, at his Office, Al

TRNITU,

HEAD.-ALBION AUCTION
.P4/NT/NOB, 4- PRINTS,

TI MME 40

On THURSDAY next, the'27iiiirl;iani,at Eleven o'clock in tile
Forenoon, at his Rooms, the Auction Mart, Market-placer
Birkenhead,

A General and Extensive Assortment of useful
Cl and valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (part under

distraints for rent,) a few choice Paintings and Prints, Eight
day Bracket Clock, by Barlow, in elegant Rosewood Case'
Portable lee-house, Patent Portable Shower and Sponge Baths.,
Child's Ditto, on Stand, large Fish Giolies, Walker's Map of
the World, on Canvass and Rollers, Chart of Universal History,
or Stream of Time, on Ditto, Mahogany Office Table, two large,
Painted Cupboards, Sets of...P....antri—f3 fier Trays, several
elegant Summer Counterpanes is Mats, China, Glass, and
Earthenware, &c.

The Furniture include ,et of Six elegant antique Rosewood
Arm Chairs, Pair of gant Rosewood Card Tables, Ditto 10,
Table, on Pillar d Block, Dressing Glass, Plate IS by 2.!
inches, in elegaft Rosewood Frame, Mahogany-framed Easy
Chairs, in Hair Cloth and Morocco, Ditto Sofa Bed, in Halt
Cloth, &c., and the usual routine of Bed-room Furniture, 9
variety of Kitchen Requisites, &c. Also, under a distraint for
rent, a few Pairs of Boots and - Shoemakers' Lasts, Stc:_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

for the town—

certainty that the
abu

Yoiv of w

realized. hi our pub
proved unanswerably

ation of

that ti

sought for—an
vould be

November 3, v

,e compensation

would for ever prevent the possibility of cheap
water, even if the supply were adequate ;" and
that such supply was doubtful, In another pub-
lication (November 17th), we repeated our warning
sus to the effect of compensation to be given in re-
-clueing our supply, and, at the same time, increasing
its price. But the crotchet was a strong one with

enam

h we are placed

isc of Common

1, after

a month of incessant examination of engineer

promoters and oppone

of the scheme, and claim-

ants for compensation, have declared the preamble
of the bill proved; a decision which merely amounts
to an admission that Liverpool wants a supply of

and that it may be brought to Liverpool by the
aid of sufficient engineering science and money,
but the claimants for compensation remain to be
arranged with. Wigan must have a supply of
bleach grounds, print-works,
ther with water or bought off
committee, as if alarmed

)rie
!lust be supplied

at the prospect of tedious work before them, have
recommended that the settlement of all these claims
shall be attempted during the recess by arbitration.
That the bill will emerge from this ordeal in any
reasonable time, and without its promoters being
compelled to assent to conditions which will render
rthless, if not even worse, we suspect
s almost hopeless.

it alinost

In the mean t

s been the ex
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

'Jett in most

,ston, Adelaide, ort

Philip, and indeed hi almost every town of that vast por-
tion of the" Britis'a empire. Returning homewards we
find his Pills and Ointment selling at Valparaiso, Lima,
Callao, and other ports in the Pacific. Doubling the
Horn, we track him bin the Atlantic—at Monte Video,
Buenos Ayres, Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, and Per-
he' is advertising in Spanish and

nambucc

Lid the n

familiarly known, and

ad by every

hi the Medite

Malta, Corfu, At
and other nortin

nd Alexan-

ntinople, may find

olloway's medi-

g throughout the
where an almost

TO CORRESI

iDENTS

nW. H." can anply to any respectable

entleman of the pro-

Aisecond edition of the Discussion on Church Establishments
has been published, and "J. W. M." will now be able, no
doubt, to obtain a copy.

THE LEVI

RPOOL STANDARD

The circulation of the STANDARD is NM greater
Conservative journal in Liver-
of any vrovincial

hat of

bility of it.
Within the

~1~~

advance. I

TUESD.

As long ag

which, I

scheme which, w
bad been condi

realized. In On

proved :unan

" woi

even

as to fne of

ducino- ou

a man

promoters and c

gond. The high respecta-
always been acknowledged.
;onths, our advertisements

sation to I

ants for compensation, have (
of the bill proved; a d -
to an adm
watt

and that it may

aid of Eiuffi

but the:claimants
arranged with.

with haid

rooms of t

with how

will, in the

allow the exasperation created by their present
necessitous condition to be used by the League as
a weapon of offence against the British agricultu-
rist. But shadows of coming events are just now
presenting themselves, the aspects of which are not
altogether satisfactory.

IN remarking upon the imposition of a check
against the importation into Liverpool, by the

steam-boat companies, of persons who were in a
state of fever, either confirmed or incipient, by

submitting the passengers to medical examination-,
previously to their being permitted to land, we
presumed very naturally that efficient steps would

be taken by the authorities to render the measure

one of prudent precaution mew

not of injury

trade of the poit and the property of the einn-panie
With proper arrancrements and a sufficient staff

dic.al

he examination required, migh

with the r
the boats.

intimation i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

CAPITAL R 40,000, IN
DEPOSIT,

Joseph Lawrence Butler, F.
John Fowler, Esq., 8, Rod,
Isaac John Horlock, Esq.,

Henry Birchfield Swabey,
Hyde-park.
(With power to incres,v.eTheir number to Seven.)

Messrs. Charles Hop 9 • on and Co
Messrs. Puget, B ridges, and C
yard.

Messrs. Richardson,

Smith,

London

1., 15, Greg—Cumberland-street.

28, Golden-square,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, _ MAY 19

We had a fair show of stock to-day, but again none from Ire-
land—on the contrary the Irish are buyers. The best Beef
brought Bd. per lb., and prime Mutton Id. to 8d per lb. All
cleared out.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

,Einprrial parlianunt.
.IP.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY.
The Earl of ELLESMERE moved the second reading of
the Factory Bill in a speech of great ability, and was se-
conded by Lord FEVERSHAM.
Lord BROUGHAM then opposed the Bill at great length,
and having exhausted all the usual topics of political eco-
nomy which could be brought against the bill, moved that
it be read again that day six months.
The noble lord was followed by the Bishop of London,
the Bishqp• of St. David's, the Bishop of Oxford, and
Lord Wharndiffe, who all spoke warmly in its favour.
The Duke of Richmond also spoke in favour of the mea-
sure ; but the bill was ultimately read a second time on
a division, in which the numbers were—Contents, 56 ;
Non-contents, 11 ; Majority for the bill, 45.

-MONDAY

HOUSE OF COMMONS
In reply to three questions from Mr. Ferrand, the
ATTORNEY-GENERAL declared that Parliament had an in-
herent authority to delegate to any person or body of per-
sons, whom it thought fit to select, the power of making
rules and orders, which should be as binding and authori-
tative upoin the people of England and Wales as an Act of
Parliament. He gave a variety of instances of the appli-
cation of this power in our courts of common law, in the

ecclesiastical courts, and in various other institutions of the
country. By the Poor Law Act itself, the people of Eng-
land were bound to obey as law all the rules and orders
which the Poor Law Commissioners issued ; and such be-
ing the case, all persons committed to prison for disobey-
- -,oes and orders had not been illegally deprived

ing their nu.
;of their liberty

There was then a good deal of Poor Law squabbling
about Mr. Mott ; after which _ .

MeV., • 7 •••••••••
Lord J.' RUSSELL moved the second reading of the Poor
laws Administration Bill.
Mr. FE/LELAND delivered a slashing speech in opposition
to the Bill, and there was an animated debate, which was
ultimately, adjourned.

HOUSE OF LORDS

-TUESDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

LATHAM

Penteick-sf reef)

ms numerous Friends
NEWTON RACES, To-moniton•, (Wed-
the 27th, and FRIDAY, the 28th

M A 3,--fr-fj

E 1"

WILL 111, EFt) ON THE RA

res ro receiv continuance and extension of'the kind
patronsze -hitherto so lamely enjoyed by him.
L.'s WINE9c SPIRITS, ICED PUNCH, LICIT
&c. will be found of the very best description

EU R 3

ERPOOI

ASDALE'S.
N, COPPERA

LATE WHITE'S.
-HILL, LIVERPOOL.
liird Prize, .e 3.

nest aterfis, £lB,

One Unwired andsle'leri,C Subsc
The Draw is to tak ee on MONDA

EVENING. June 15th.

GPs rema.

persons desirous of subscribing

EPSOM DERBY SWEEP.
The Subscribers to this Sweep are informed that the Prizes
will he paid over at Nine o'clock on Wednesday evening next.
&e., of the choicest qualities.
London (daily). Liverpool, and other Papers taken in.
May 21st, t 847.

S TAR HOTEL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE,
PROPRIETOR, E. HAMILTON.

NOVELTY! NOvELTY!! NOVELTY!!!
Immense success of
MRS. J. B. NORAIANTON
the most chaste and pleasing Vocalist of die day.

Last T‘4lve Nia•hts of
MR. CHARLES CIIOP-Ell

't,pre-cro

Y9eGI

MILLER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

almost lamishe
whose love of

club-room

n-atr

oratorical display

4643
1.971

caused

Total receipts
Total for washing

e cony

[led an

for baths

£45 16 3
8 4 10

witht he
country
visited here, re, to the '
an opportunity for the discussion of such a ques- have this week
advertisement of Mr.
Con at such a time, will be unpleasantly reminded Jordan. His cornopeans are second to none manufactured.
of the folly of their conduct. Most sincerely we Mr. Henry Russell, as will beseen on reference to his
trust that 'nothing serious may result. We have advertiFTeer!t,giyes a
several
ton 'Wednesday evening,
some cohfidence in the good sense of the working atwhlicl_i_i h.. introduces ~, • lt gives greatto add, that the receipts almost
.. new songsr. There can he us pleasure .
- • • little doubt-1440 season is closing, that it will be well equal the expenses, including t t
in eres on the money es.
Masses themselves, as shewn in their refusal to attendodiended in the erection of the building.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

eDin a.

Warranted first vessel, and will be despatched in a few day;
having a large portion of her cargo engaged and now going
on board.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
r_fa, The tine Clyde-built Barque CH lEFT A I N,
Captain ROBERTSON,
(Who is well acquainted with the trade;)
A 1 for twelve years : 323 tons ; coppered ; sails re-
markably fast, and will be found in every respect a first-rate
Conveyance both for goods and passengers.—For terms, Sc
apply on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to
V'

and J. TYILER

,Tnne, and

sail pov;Vrell nn the 3d.
For SINCAPORE,
the well-known fast sailing
EDWARD BOUSTEAD,
T. ARNOLD :

A rev: War tilt

Shil

A 1 ; 443 tons: main,
freight apply on board; to Messrs. Sv RFS, ..
-en. Ct fTESWORTII, WYNNI-

CH WA BE, an(
NF, and LY:
tunity for lady p

gers, as a lady has air

hfnurs.

To soil Ist .114
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

3e foun

,ly assurei

amongst t

le families of

poor spinners and weavers of this county ; and
ihould epidemic visit the district, its ravages amongst a
population, many of whom are reduced to the extreme of
emaciation, must be fearful.

In corroboration of what we have above stated,,as the
result of our own inquiries on the spot, the following
passage, from a letter addressed to the authorities of
Manchester, by Dr. Howard, one of the physicians of
the Royal Infirmary in that town, contains some very

"It may appear a strong, and, to those not intimately ac-

baps an exaggerated state

.nt for me to mak

but neveriVe-

a great number of the inhabitants of this town are at the pre-
sent moment daily perishing from the effects of deficiency of
food—absolutely dying from want. Ido not make thiilistate-
ment rashly or unadvisedly—it is not the theoretical or visional y
opinion of a novice or an enthusist. The condition of the poor
is not a subject which .I have only recently investigated; my
attention has long been directed to it. I have carefully studied
the effects nroduced among them by deficiency of food; and I

am not likeiy_to be deceivd either by the facts- and syniptoms

ports 01

:ion is not acquire

investigating their diseases I have also inquired into their social
circumstances—have noticed the state of their dwellings, their

tatement
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next. the
Brokers' Ohl,

Landing ex John Bul

27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the

[Sags Ben' able RICE,
. Dock.—Apply to
OS BIGLAND and SON, Brokers

On THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 17. Oldhall-street,
405 Bundles Cf N,
Now landing ex Syria. in t ert Pock.—Apply to
' GLADST E and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

Peremptorily,—

DAY next, the
er's Office. 20,

o'clOck, at J. Brebt

built Barque

-class Britt
MAURITIUS

Lying in Victoria Dock

Bombay; sails well,
and excel!ent bele

ed for the I

at Two

particu

tars apply to

yellow tr.
co rrigpre

61+404 just returiaed froai
e cargo; bas a full poop,

—For inventory and further
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

rot hold of all that is tangible aa security
But the bulk of the popula-

)/. an advance- of money

weak to seek relaxation or consaation out of doprs—too
weak and ashamed to make their distresses visible to their
neighbours or to the world. Those even who are in full
work have their share of the prevailing suffering. The
spinners, and other operatives thus in work, contribute
largely, and to their infinite credit, towards the assistance
Of those who are not working ; and they are severely
cramped, in additi
Another class
keepers who supply bread, g

high prices of food.
ifferers, the small shop-

are SeVE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

The Hon. H. T. Stanley I
vice the Earl of Derby, of tl
Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia

s been gazetted Colonel,
second regiment of the'

The Duke of Wellington and the Rev. Dr. Wellesley
now only remain of the five sons of the late Earl of 'Abr.
nington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

n worthy of
cy and

With this assurer
nu a fair trial.

ly popular 3y

.y; and

peculiar to femalf
3nfideni

tncv are
tt trial of

Ttion."

gym: Directions are tgiyen w;th

Febnited

medicine. None
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

No. 8, Whitechapel

BY ORDER OF TII
FURNITURE, Ne., 102, UPI

On. FRIDAY next, tt

E EXECITTORS,
'En CANNIII

THE whole of the
FURNITI

W-STRE

lth instant, at Eleven o'clOck preCiseW,
E..s, 102, Upper Cannintr.-street,
genteel and useful HOUSEHOLD

'our-post and Camp Bedsteads, with Hangings,
_
Paillasses, thick bordered Hair Matre , 17t6 Goose Feather
Beds, with appropriate Beddinglozany Chest -
excellent Wa

capital Eight-day Cloc

of Mahngariy

'ne MAHOGANY

a,aeffe:'st

• AlericLEs consist of C
lOose. Cushions and Be

,oard,

y be viewed a

Window Curtain

cleys,Fire-iro

le, and Catalo

UCTIONEERS, 8, Whitechapel

TROTTER and KIRBY

By MI
AY, the Ist (lay of Ju

, at One o'clock in the
_ __-rooms, South John-street, Liver-
pool, subject to conditions of sale'to be zoduced,
ALL those Six MESSUA or DWELLING-
HOUSES, in [Sevin.- - ill, in Liverpool aforesaid,
numbered respectively -, 7, 39, 41, 43, and 45, and in the
several occupations r. Kelly, Mr. Barke, Mr. Blundell,
Mr. Benson, Mr. Crane, and Mr. Field, at a rental of &18 per
annum each.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.

MALLABY and

appTy to Messrs
Messrs. MonEcnorr and SON

.icitor, Fenwick-stre€
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

4Patts bp Ruffian

CART HORSES, CARTS, 4-c.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 26th instant, at One o'clock,
at their Repository, Great Charlotte-street,
TWO Gray Cart HORSES, five and six years old,
17,i- hands high, decidedly one of the best Teams in the
town ; also, Lorry and Gears; also, a Bay Cart Horse, a Bay
Cart Mare, Two Black Cart Horses; also, about Twenty other
Cart Horses, Harness Horses, Hacks, &c. ; Three Spring Carts,
Broad and Narrow Wheeled Carts, Gears, &c.
On view prior to the sale.

PAIR OF GREY CARRIAGE HORSES, the. Property of
a Gentleman.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
TO-M.,RROW, (Wednesday,) the 26th instant, at Three o'clock,
APAIR, of Dappled Grey GELDINGS, six and
seen years old, sixteen hands high, accustomed to run
tozether, and sold solely on account of the owner leaving the
country. Now on view.

TIEBER CARRIAGES, BOLSTERS, HOR(C'E GEARS, 4.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,

'0 MORROW

at One o'clock,
rpwo TIMBER CARRIAGES, with Bolsters
1_ Chains, &c., complete ; Three very useful CART HORSES
Shaft and Chain Gears. Now on view.

MODERN FURNITURE,WINES4c.,GEORGE
By Messrs. TROTTER and KIR BY,

-STREET

cisely, on the Preniisi
street, Oldhall-street,
ZiHE whole of the excellent and modern HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, Piano-forte, Linen, China, Glass
Wines, Spirits, and other Effects.
In the CHAMBERS are Sets of Four-post. Cam
Bedsteads •

"The Pig and Whistle

!wings. Paillasses, Thiek-bildered Hair
Matress, Feather Beds and Bedding, MatioLlanv and fainted

and Platform Swi

classes, Dressing Tables and Basin Stands, Chambe
Painted Chamber Chairs, Carpets, Fenders, Fire

'tile MAHOGANY ARTICLES consist of Sets Chairs, in Black
Hair cloth, Loo, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables. Sofas, in
Blat! Hair-cloth, with loose Cushions and Bolsters handsome
Chimney Glasses, Window Curtains, Brussels, Kidderminster,
and Venetian Carpets, Oil Cloths. &c.

10 ne viewed prior to the sale. and Catalogues had
Premises, or from the AUCTIONEERS, 8, Whitechapel.

TO-MORROW
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

viz., very moderate pric

N. are well aware that tier
so little of the enduri

dom survive tne nuctuations of a single season; others,
which from their intrinsic merit, acquire a firm footing in
public esteem and enjoy a more extensive vogue in pro-
portion as they become known to the public. To the lat-
ter order the Paletot,has an undoubted claim. ft.

All uy its
unassuming, yet gentlemanly appearance may be ascribed
the constant patronage of H. R. 11. Prince Albert, Prince
George of Cambridge, His Grace the Duke of Wellington,
and the principal members of the senate, the pulpit, and
the bar.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

THURSDAY

The DURDANS STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 30 added,
were won by .Mr. Mytton's Miles's Boy. (Dockeray,)
beating the Hon. S. Heebert's Sir Simon, Mr. O'Brien's
Conceit, and seven others.
The GRAND STAND PLATE of 200 sovs., added to a
handicap sweepstakes of 10 sovs., were won by Lord
Eglinton's Eryx, (J. Prince,) beating Mr. Paris's The
Attorney, Mr. O'Brien's The_Liberator, and six other 3.

The 6011 HAM STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added,
were won by Mr. Parr's Icicle, (Whitt house,) beating
Lord Chesterfield's Maid of Saragossa. _ ._ _ _ __ _

The DENBIES STAKES of 3 sovs. each, with 30 added,
were won by Mr. Lord Strathmore's Satyr, (Crouch,)
beating Colonel Anson's Treacle, Mr. C. Brewer's Sarah
Sykes, and Mr. Drewitt's Clementhe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

house, Paternoster-row; Nod]; and South ArneiiCAß Cottev-
house, Threadneedle-street; Parsons, 9, Ave-hlaria-lane.
London; Johnston and Co., Eden Quay, Dublin; Wheeler,
Exchange-street, and C. H. Lewir, Market-street,
ter; Haddock, and J. and W. Booth, Booksellers, Warring-
ton ; Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston; and Wright and Daios
Herald-office, Birmingham.
BIRKENHEAD • TODEIUNTER Chester-street ; LAW A. 41.
Pt N KNEY, Argyle-street; OSBORNE, Chester-street; and
GRIFFITH, Hamilton-street.
Terms of Subscription for this paper :—On credit:
a oche*.
one year, 15s, ; if paid in advance, 142.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

T of Ireland

SCIIOO

THE I

THE ANNUAL I
_ who are now re,

.heCIIILDI

Deaf and I
!NSTITIITI

Liverpool, 20111 Ma

LIVERPOOL STEAM TUG COMPANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL
.1.1 GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETOM of the
LIVERPOOL STEAM TUG COMPANY will be heA in the
Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 241
day of June next. at Ttrn

pose of E

:;ocx in the afternoon. for the pur •
'ors to snowy the p:ace of the Di-
norsuant to the Deed of
"..eeiots and Dia-

rectors who then t:o oat of c

rty of the Corn

WARRINGTON GAS-LIGHT AND COKI

IS HEREB

that a SPECIAL

SHARES in t
Works hi War

e PROPRIETORS of
ill be held at the Gas

noon, when t

in the third year or tt

tuled 'An Act foi
Company,'" will 1.

such meeting for their a

day of May, 1847

JOSE L H

:1 Company

TITANTED, by a Person about thirty years of age,
11V who has had consitleraii!e experience in Book-keeping,
and who can have the highest recommenclat4nii, ,411.17 A_

C111.(K,

or any similar capacity
References and furih

atit,Crc

ll RAILXI

OURTH

mirrors
)re that

Jun., Chairman

D from the 10th to

) DONCASTER

,t the Committee

.re requested to

IRE RAILWAY

0
N the

I' GIVEN, ti

on and after

tN RAILWAY

a Call I

on or bE

)prietors et

such

ity Chai

OOTH, f Secretaries
V 15, 1847.

LONDON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

staplers coinpla,n mut

;ht in the

country being far too Mali to unable them to bri
sat of consumption. The clip of new wool is not
be either so great or good as us ial
This will again tell against the s
quires nothing to make it war
for home consumption is

ce.e Winter

1 he business dome
shippers are not

.r.
doing quite so much, nor is tlier
alone can bring the large quaff
into activity. PIECES.—' here
done during the week, both by

y Of unemlioyeel machinery
is been rather more business

Houses and A

ricans, which is very des
we do not hear of any alt
HALIFAX.—Our piece hall on Satu day presented the usual
dull appearance, and scat cely any goo,!s were disposed of. The
demand for yarn Las greatly fallen off; and a grcal deal of ma-
chinery is running short time, with a prospect of more mills
following the example. 1-4 ry sitt:e wool, of any kind, is chang-
ing hands. The price of rong, wool is in favour of the buyer,
more especially in lower sorts, • .hrs... - • Tri, on

account of thescantine: s of t.
HOSIERY AND LACE 1 AI
hosiery manufactures (armor
general feeling of despair pro
and those dependent en their
up hands are in much the wor
ten, and Rnddington, where t
tied on, being in a manner pa
wrought hose are made, thou
destitute and stagnant state a
may be said of Leicester. a her, ._
general, the distress is very great. The
a very forlorn state. with the exception of plain
•to the same extent as the silk

he condition of the cotton

ict. The et

I—Nett]

es Whe:-f

to as 11

3t-tp system is so very

branch, v

)Ie shops of 'lie latter b.__
tire. The silk knotted hose branch is at
'ormed, everything but extinct. The hnlii,

t a very short
.1. we are in-

stopping their machines; that is. tin
make fancy laces. The warp lace tr

e of the factories are
hat have ventured to

at, the

amely. the fabrication of inf
s in the hosiery aid bobbin

much the same w
tingham Journal

•
The Manx Sun states, that the steamer Tynwald is to
make pleasure trips to Dundru►n Bay, to enable passen-
gers to witness the launch of the Great Britain next
spring tides.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

WEDNESDAY

D-vear-

olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 2lb ; the second horse
to receive 100 sovs. out of the stakes ; the winner to
pay £lOO towards the police regulations of the course.
188 subs. _ _

Mr. Pedley's Cossack, by Hetman Platoff (Templeman) 1
Mr. Bouverie's War Eagle (W. Boyce) 2
Lord Eglinton's Van Tromp (J. Marson) 3
The following also started, but were not placed :

Conyngham, Red Hart, Limestone, Mr. Marlin, Halo,
Nottingham, Wanota, Oxonian, Planet, Crozier, Gabbier,
Signet, Clarendon, Resolution, Deloraine, Montpensier,
Aliwal, Liberator, Chainbearer, The Questionable, Bing-
ham, Epirote, Bellerophon, Good Coin, The Admiral,
Mirmillo, Pantomime, (Retort colt,) Christopher, and
Old Port.

The CAREW STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added,
were won by Mr. Goddard's Ibrahim Pasha, (Whitehouse,)
beating Mr. O'Brien's Conceit, and six others.
The POLESDON STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added,
were won by Mr. Lynch's Lebanon, (W. Abdale,) beating
Mr. Drinkald's Mistress, Mr. Dawson's Bretwalda, and
another.

The BURGH STAKES of 5 sous. each, with 30 added,
were won by Lord Chesterfield's Mainbrace, beating Mr.
Theobald's Chemise, Mr. Hope's Bletsoe Lass, and four
others.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

F. HAND'S
PATENT ELECTRO SILVER, BRITISH" PLATE

BEST SHEFFIELD CUTLERY,
WAREHOUSE,

AND RE:2LATINti

55, SFEL-STREET, Two DOORS FROM BERP It-STREET.

The Newest Pattern in Dinner Forks and Spoons, Ivory
Knives, Tea and Coffee Sets, - Dishes and Covers, Trays,
Waiters, &c.

10 per cent. allowed for cash

By tier Majesty's Royal Letters Pitent.
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 piticE'in,"ni F., 6E6 W66-171,'RXM ES,
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
DELICACY AND UNIFORMITY
which result from machinery alone and defy all imitation.
R. J. KEYS,
52, BOLD-STREP.7', (the Music Hall,)
Having purchased from Mr. Bielefie!d the sole right of
selling the Patent Frames in Lancashire, begs respectfully
to invite inspections of the Designs now in readiness. Some
are richly gilt, others in imitation of Rosewood, Bronze, Ebony,
Oak, &c.. &c. ; several have been got up expressly for the Art
Union Print of' .lephtha's Dana/der, at a price below that
charged for gilt bead Frames—viz., 7,5. 6d..and upwards. These
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

Redcross-s' reet ; or to
street, Chester.

CHESTER AND
)TICE IS HER
INSTALMENT or
of TWO POUNDS PEI
On MONDAY, the 21st d

day, to

kenhead, or (

Birkenhead, May
The TRANSFER

both inc

ELD, ROTIII

ALL Persons havingl
of Management of t

PotherhWi

NORTH STAI

TICE IS lIER

111 clay of Jr

on all C

HAYWOODth.
BROOK thronzh OOl,,
THREE FARTHINGS to ONE HAT

D HAY

Offices, S

LONDON

)RTH-NV

NOTIC

MINGHAM

MOTICE IS HER
in execution of the
Company, have, pursue
CALL or .•'5 in respect
created in August, 184
paid to one of the under
LONDON file
BIRMINGHAM The

LIVERPOOL

MANCIIESTI

Ist July

NOTICE OF FOURT

ATOTICE IS HER
.1 in execution of the Acts

said Company, have, p
a CALL of .t 5 in resne

PANN

tons ther

created 1

day of SePte-m-b-erTiti-45-

AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

ALL ON GRAND JUNCTION
SHARES.

BY GIVEN, that the Directors

f, made
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

CHEST
MILK l NCH

PATRONIZED B

THE QUEEN

HUDSON'T CELEBRATED ROYAL CHICHESTER
MILK PUNCH,
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER BEVERAGE.

" The patronage of the highest lady in the land has been ex-
tended to it."—Hampshire Advertiser.
" It speaks volumes for her taste."—Punch.
May be had from the SOLE AGENT for LIVERPOOL,
T. F. ASHE,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
47, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.

ILondon and Dublin PORTER, Burton,Scotch, Iri.h,and other
ALES, matured in Bottle, and ready for immediate use.

I Dublin XX Porter

Per Dozen Pints. Per Dozen Quarts,
. 2s. sq. 4s. 6d.

1 London Stout

I Ditto Double Stou

2s. 10d
2s. 6d
2s. 9d
3s. 6d,

Bitter Beer 4s. 6d.
Light Burton Ale .. 4s, Od.
Drogheda Ale 4s. 6d.
East India Pale Ale Cs. Od.
Burton Bitter Ale is. 6d. 6s. Od.
Edinburgh Strong Ale 4s. Od. 7s. Od.
Bottles must be given in exchange, or paid for on delivery—
the same amount will be allowed for them when returned.
T. F. ASHE,
47, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
SOLE AGENT for HUDSON'S celebrated ROYAL
CHICHESTER MILK PUNCH.

FAMILIES SUPPLIED.
Per Dozen Pints. Per Doses 41014

Bronte Madeira
Good Dinner Sherry
Fine old Sherry
Best old Pale Ditto
Good Port
French Port
Fine old Port
Best old Crusted

......
Scotch, Irish, and other ALES,
20s-
celebrated ROYAL CHIC
T. F. ASHE,
FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINE AND SPIRIT STORES,
I, .SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.
in Bottle.
S LondonOLETAEGI anditrN3
II ITit
LI If Dublin i nil P Oyu
.NDIT(Nre,Rr,
ds,
atrouize4
by
Her
Ml‘
jeaty.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

deceased Mr. and Mrs. Wraith were interred

grave, ana JCL v 41.1. -
line Ellis, in another on Saturday, amidst a large CO
;1
course of spectators. It is not true, as reported in SO:4_
1-11.1- ca inn - I • •

quence Of the news that her daughter was murdered
ing been communicated to her, She however, i. 4 is very
her illness arising from the shock to her nervous system

theFURTHER awful death
NOVELT Which
lES has
IN befalle
GLASS.-Sirn-hei-cili Robert Pee'ciT—j- vo
anticipations of the extended use of glass appear to be on

the way towards a complete fulfilment. Only the otio',
day a proposal was made in the Builder, to add a 07,
grace to the piano-forte by covering the key notes Wit'
varicoloured glass; and other projects, such as the eel;
duction of illuminative gas through pipes of glass, wit
ej
ground and closely-fitted jointings, have been suggest
through the same medium. It now appears, howegrl,'
that not only milk-pans (yielding, by the bye, an .(1
tional crop of cream, it is said) and cream-pots, jars, al,j;
flower pots, tiles, grape-pi - • _
cultural and floricult•- de

lira]. utensils are already inaG•
glass, but even also such unlikely implements as rollo.°o
pins, and a heterogeneous list of other manufactaree,
hitherto usually wrought in wood, or clay, or metal. ne
glasses, too, and propagating-glasses, seed protectors Ic,i;
are now made of this useful and elegant, as well as 'Oleo(
material, which scarcely requires the establishment
anything like truth in a recent, report of the discGvercol
a mode of rendering it malleable, in order to constit
411
it a most formidable antagonist and substitute for 'd
kinds of manufacture, not only in metal, and wood, °,34
clay, but in other materials, including even silk aot
worsted—for we may add, what may not be kool
some of our readers, that beautiful fabrics, even a 5 01
have been actually woven with a mixture of threw'
coloured glass and silk.
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-0110 of the rural poliw Ito
prehended a young Irishman on Friday, the ithioleto
stealing some shirts from a farmhouse at Craignish, ati
he had lodged the night previous. He gave his ngjiece,„'
Tom M`Lean, from near DciTy ; but on his WaY,,-,,tir
en route to Inverary, gave hints of his intention to oP-v 10
both name and sex, and actually proved to be a in‘io,,/
tights ; and, from her own statement is the sanie„l,lo`
vi Lean, from near Derry, who followed her "'f
from that place to Glasgow in male attire—g;oo:.
same regiment ; but on her sex being ",,ic t"
*he right-about; on which she tre4c.l
and on the harvest-fiel?!1, sb°

laddie"
listed in
vered wi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

proportion of t

Whenever Goods received from any Ve

Alast(

Porter shad
in to send hi
o Master Porter sha
rence to each resoec

own Cooper

POOL DI

TRICT PRON

RoBERT LINDON CA RR, E
EvNoLDs, Esq., M.D., exh

3ved by J. A. TINNE,

Resolved,
1. That the

circulated.
Moved by A'

R. A. PAYNE

Resdlved,

2. That the Worshipful th

.
M.D., be Treasurer; and tha
the Rev. Richard Appleton he
Moved by JAMES ASPINALL, E

Resolved,

3. That the best thanks of t
lent, the Vice-Presidents, 'I
e Members of the General

Resolved,
4. That this A

Resoired,

5. That the following gentler,
littee for the ensuing year:
Rev. F. Barker, M.A.
Rev. Thomas Bold, M.A.
Rev. C. H. Burton. M.A.
Mr. Charles Challinor
Rev. J. R. Connor. M.A.
Rev. T. C. Cowan, M.A.
Mr. Edward Cropper

to nominated by'the 0

fui•ty-eitht hoi
ted at the Cust

,f Mere!:

DANIEL MASS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

TO MARBLE MASONS ANI► OTHERS.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE, IN
LIVERPOOL.

On THURSDAY, the 3d June, at the Fgerton and Duke's Docks,
I.iverpool, the Sale to commence at the Egerton Dock, pre-
cisely at Twelve o'c'ock,

Upwards of 100 Blocks of MARBLT
2: of Italian, Vein. Statuary. Bardilla.

Anne's Marble.
For further nartien'ars aptiy to Messrs. iNGnAm and CLARKE,
Pitt-street, Merchants, or to
JOHN PORTAS, Auctioneer, Lord-

3o1,1; and St
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

847:

iw for the
he motive
to public
rthcoming
ep towards
n, by the
ion. In-

Aism of a-
ed by the
al for the
d will be
to a seat
r, his not
s position

:her mem-
ent of the
retaries of
The new
there is to
nspectors,
ion of five
ought be-
on of the
,ystem, is

ring with
ittee such
he Board.,
he present
nmates in

and pre-
y as useful

as now a
istrict.

MARY,

commer-

beginning

moderate

tired even

imparted

e; cotton
than last
ire 29,490
d 1850 on
313 bales.
h respect
sort time

;ted that;
mpts are

he opera-
-1 for the
s are only

however,
o sustain

sfactory ;

pressure

e amount

r, which

fence to
'e should
f activity
igh price
difficulty

!received
weather
•iday the

Is. pelt
vobably,

country

Ong ; and

nheed Ow-

Mocks in

ic, how-
,t an ad-
s well as
rust the
f a fair,
ago was
I decline

is more

s to the
of the
and we
similarly
Nn mar-
&c., the

i insuffi-

popula-

LONDON
Court of
Itremely

3r hear-

the emi-

recover
Lnd false
eir con-
leld bad
Yea came

travelled
7denhana
journey
n, been
puny, on
on him

den, by

r having
paid the
e of the

nts, ad-

must go
'et be9O

At the
as about

mt, who
mplianco
4' able t.O

th.a ver-

-WHAT

.ch Con-
)orted to
verbiage
d to ex-

very one
Lty. Le
nd there
lireful in

prove in-
mittinge

ng ma.n:

he cloak
ep. We
phase of
.ct, but if

; niterior
g it will
rone the

n of our

ern in en F

nnumer-
ehendedt

the great

g in the
nciples 01
!meat, is
restless

hence the
,ted frees
,nti-Corn
th to be

eir Cora-
Ire forth-
! breadth

;hard% 0'
of which,
m a god'
Won that

00 unitr
emedy•
ruth thse
that the
faithfullf
s' mint
nen begf_

the v
Lsurpedy,
dourest_,

g leader]
their re
nderstooj
vents 11114
lortion.Zo
ior to
_1?
defessr".
it in'
Isr.
the Pito
iught tPt,
d be
an
support
lurch 01,4
..
indiVi
iious Puig
dsier
beef e o -%•
t °
'hough hop,
vith L- of

1;ecool, e ;•
d
ono- ebe
;that of
ntatiolloo,
is we bat
ell u 5
Clair,told
ItVer er
,of
Worl•
truth
the nBtl DO
Wh"
anY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

than buyer

submitting to lower prices
difficult to force sales at any rat(

When the mail left it was
The following were

On London 2s. to 2s. O'd. per rupee for China bills at six
months' sight with local endorsement ; and at 2s. 04d. to 2s.
O3d. for local bills. The market appeared to be steady at these

Madras

97)as. tc

China —208 rs. to 210 per 100 dia.
The freights from Calcutta are :
To London and Liverpool.

Sugar
Rice . ,
Hides
.1 ute..

8 7 6 to 812 6
8 10 0 to 8 15 0
6 10 0 to 6 15 0
5 5 0 to 6 0 0

. _
g00d5.... 8 0 0 to 8 10 0
Raw silk 8 0 0 to 810
For other staples rates are almost nominal
To Mauritius.
Rice, Company's rupees 210 0 to
Measurement goods, do. 35 0 0

Cotton .
Opium .
Saltpetr

2 12 0 per bag.

To China.
4 dols. to 5 dols. per hale.
8 to 10 p2r chest
per bag.

From Bombay, the following is the account received
Freights.—Several arrivals of vessels having taken place
theear'y part of the month,the rate of freight to Great Brit

und6.

:e to China is dowd

IG A HAT FROM A MAN'S HEAD:—At the Po-
yesteraaY, a man named EdWard Jon?s was
th stealing, on Saturday, a man's hat from his
ciehitreet. ' He mat

off, but, v

in Great Charlott

-street

. The case was proved against
and he was committed for trial.
OF MASTERS AND MATES.-At a board
.on held on the 19th inst., Mr. James Joseph
J mate of the brig Castilian Maid, of London,
.ound duly qualified for a first-class masters' certifi-
cate. Also on the 22d inst., Mr, Benjamin Wentworth
Holland, late third master of the West India Mail steam
~,,“,vet. shin. Medway, of London, was found duly

NATIOI,;

of examint
Kelly, late

for a fi

ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS FROM IRELAND DURING
1;1 WEEK.—The arrivals of destitute Irish, and of par-

across the Atlantic

!ase of the fares charged by
From the 18th to the 23rd

procc

le. the r

bled in front of the Queen's
lemious, from which they marched
through the principal streets and thorough-

were assem
t

tres of Birkenhead, and from thence to St. Catherine's
:hurch, Tranmere. They were each of them dressed in
le usual insignia of their order ; being thus decorated,

The ord,

MELANCHOLY DEATH. - Yesterday an inquest was
held at Aigburth, before Mr. Heyes, the county coroner,
on view of the body of Janies Billinge, of the police force,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

new docks

Also a quantity of very desirable BUILDING LAND, situate
respective'y on the rising ground above the esplanade at the
Rock Ferry, on the margin of a pleasant part of the Mersey ;
and two lots on the northern brow of the "Dell," having shel-
tered southern aspects, and close to the Rock Park
Also several Lots near the llebington Station, on the Chester
and itiaeithead Railway, the clay of which land is of excellent
quality fur bricks.
Ain' a t'arcel of LAND, near the top of the Rock-lane, suitable
for Villas. or first-ease douses, for which., its elevated position
is admirably adapted, and is not more than fire minutes walk
from the Railway Station.
For any of the above, Mr. HUTCHINSON would be glad to
negociate with mirth..

Throng
TTO purchase.
Several excellent HOUSES Obe LET, varying in rents from
t3O to £lO5 per annum.
No. 1, Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, May, 1847.

fletu publtrations.

This day is Pub'ished,
MHE First Part of THE OPENING OF THE BOOKS ;
containinr, the Opening of the mystical institution of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY

It is now generally admitted that money for commer-
cial purposes is somewhat easier. The bank is beginning
to discount more liberally, and good bills at moderate
dates are readily passed, whilst loans can be secured even
upon six months paper. This improvement has imparted
a firmer tone to the market for our leading staple; cotton
—which_may be quoted about Id. per lb. higher than last

week. The sales of the week ended Friday were 29,490
bales. Of this quantity 7500 were for export, and 1850 on
speculation. The imports for the week were 40.813 bales.
We have little that is gratifying to notice with respect
to the market for manufactured goods. The short time
working is still continued ; and it is to be regretted that,
even with the existing high prices of food, attempts are
making still further to depress the condition of the opera-
tive classes, by reducing wages. The demand for the
country trade is very limited ; and foreign orders are only
given out with a sparing hand. It is believed, however,
that the ability of the manufacturers generally to sustain
the severe demands made upon them is most satisfactory;
and that few serious casualties will occur if the pressure
abates within any reasonable time, and a moderate amount
of forbearance is used. The seasonable weather, which
we are now enjoying, has already given confidence to
most parties that we have seen the worst ; and we should
not be surprised to see a speedy resumption of activity
throughout the manufacturing districts. The high price
of the raw material, however, is still a serious difficulty
to be surmounted.

The Corn Markets throughout the country have received
a check from the benignant character of the weather
which we are enjoying. In our market on Friday the
decline on wheat was fully 2d. per bushel, and is. per
barrel on American Flour. We shall therefore, probably,
now see the question, as to the stocks in the country
tested. Farmers are proverbial for holding too long ; and
pressing sales in hot haste when markets are on the down-
ward turn. From all that we can gather, the stocks in
their hands are not large. The ports of the Baltic, how-
ever, are now opened ; and we may shortly expect an ad-
dition to our present supply from that quarter, as well as
from the Mediterranean. At all events we trust the
pinching point is past ; and with the prospect of a fair,
and not so very late a harvest as a few weeks ago was
anticipated, we fully expect to see a very material decline
shortly. Perhaps it may be found that there is more
stock in warehouse than is generally anticipated.
We have given, elsewhere, some statements as to the
short supply in the hands of growers, in some of the
agricultural districts in the north of England ; and we
learn that some of the southern counties are similarly.
situated. Several purchases were made in our own mar-
ket last week, for the supply of Devonshire, &c., the
farmers there having so far sold out as to leave an insuffi-
cient supply for the consumption of their own popula-
tion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

It is seldom that the tone of the market can be fairly
rbrpd of by tbp. fPUT

absence of any exciting information
nformed, that American

Yesterday, how-

ever, we ar

quanty mina nave oeen nought tor 455. per barrel, which
on Friday ranged at about 475. to 475. 6d. This day's
market will probably test the di-position of holders more
decidedly ; and we certainly expect to see reduction the
order of the day, as the trade seeme just now quite para-
lyzed.

During last week no fewer than 95 vessels laden with
corn arrived in London from European ports. A remark-
able and very important feature attaching to these arri-
vals of grain,.is the various descriptions of vessels belong-
ing to different nations in which they took place, bringing
the produce of other countries, amongst which may spe-
, .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

expenses, would I

:own, super
t now have

world h

strange n

forgetfulness
for all thin

I the I

anti ec

.n for agitation
remnant of protection afforded by the Corn La
is not only suspended, hut virtually swept away
by the emergency of the season. Provisions are at

a famine price ; and the manufacturing population,
in addition to the scarcity and dearness of food

)loymi

tions, which were to h
trade, are almost at

and in many cas

been stimulated by f

z, and s

and insolvenc

whosc

preading over th

cravir

I up to frenzy- by th
sight of the

maciated

the glowing r

falsification of

were in

exploded b

held r
total ref

on Tuesday

out and to petition for the
" so that." as the

f. the C-orn Laws,
lanchester. who

obs
hay
prol

of their

should

any ordinary enen

'ely, their victim

are n

resent to satis

not to be tantalised by empty

pily d

manufacturers, however,
killing him twice, or

et, however, i

c

Was
the wol
talk when it u“..
Why trouble themsel

tubborn resolv

remote cor
7neal was tt

gly upon them

hey stood in -need of

with carin
z the nee

The result of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

ith curries, 1
oy a pu

_ pers, and pickles, when able to
itmospliere and healthy exercise, although

_
from the same description of crime, which he is so
inst his poorer neighbour ? _ He is not.

ready to charge

The difference between the is only that which exists be-
tween the expensive orgies of the frequenter of the club,
or the hotel, and those of the denizen of the tavern or
the tap-room ; between the refined indulgences of the
driwing-room, and the more coarse and vulgar debau-
chery of the hovel.

This poor fallen creatur

had not arrived at her present

state without many a hard struggle—many an hour of
sincere repentance and its practice, followed, alas ! with
sad, sad lapses into the indulgence of her frailty. The
life" of an excavator, or navigator, to which her husband
had been driven by the early failure of his circumstances
hick provides much of the coin-
ce for the families of

a yeoman, is not on(

even decencies
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

Ranier, in

Aantie as cook ; but on the last,`"
ze she was sent before the mast, T„i

ward bound t

the At

sequence of which she left the ship, ana of Pit,
this quarter, and engaged herself to a countrymanol4',
own, who is in the stoneware trade, with whom she s
in the threefold capacity of cartman, boatman, or 'e ti,
man, and sharing her bed with the other boys. 41)01,i
ing of this life also, she decamped, in the absence,",oll.'„,
master am' q_storea Ow

mistress, taking with her a wen.-- I) 0
which she sold at low p
io
rices throuligted
she perished the pack. She then un— .0r
here,
after a night's carouse and good, e t
mud themselves minus their recrid! n
hunt 1101°.

morning, she having managed to make hereseaPe,
now been apprehended for the above theft. StietweV
over her history since she adopted the tights (now,,_.o'
months) without a blush, and with the greatest 10;high:
She is rather a good-looking boy, five feet six inclieweteet,
ruddy complexiont with jet black locks, about Deoecti,
years of age. Irish Tom turning out a girl, ha 9 e -artict
great deal of merriment and astonishment here, 11),, sos _
larly to her old'master and mistress, with whom
great favourite for the six weeks he lived with
Edinkurgh Reyifter,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

LEEDS CORN MARKET, MAY 18,

We are fairly supplied with Grain to-day. Wheat only met
a slow sale at 2s to 3s per qr. advance. Oats and Barley rather
cheaper. In Beans no alteration.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MAY 24

We have had a larger supply of Stock at our market to-day
than last week, which met with a duller sale than of late. Beef,
7d. to sjd. per lb. ; Mutton, Bd. to 9d. ; Lambs, 208. to 30s.
each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25

be quite healthy

,utcher

Old potatoes hive
' meat is still very

A.CQUITTA L C

RATED IN THE P

TING BY

ome Secretary

returned, beating up tbt
I being I

of the ye

to represent the

ie by the au

ut SS.W.