The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23 00:00:00

trial Schools were taken
Ly, where they sneni th.

They were perinitt

ml were after-ward

.s regaled with

Thursday, a s

the Mayor and other magistrates, for the purpose of heat
applications for the transfer of publicans' licenses. A

mse, Chapel-street, be

ST. HE
'works wei
an the

_ auowea.
children of the Ravenhead glass
y Mr. and Mrs. Fincham, on Friday,
to the company, where a mar-
quee hid been erected. Plentiful provision Was supplied,
and the. children enjoyed themselves with rural games
=ma shorts.

,und-bel

ttrvislN

3ARRIST

—Mr. Justtee Wightman has

fisPlaots inatedr2r_e, following- gentler

:0 revise

~.. tun : --—J v uuers in 11e
orth zi mnli
erland and boroughs, 11r.
nogg. —Yorkshire : North Riding,, Mr. A. Milne ; East
n
Riding, Mr. West ; West Riding and the borough of Po 7
terract, Messrs. Blanshard, Temple, and Maule ; hest
'Riding boroughs, Mr. Grey, with the exception of Poute-
frakt• Lancashire : Smith, Messrs Pickering, Wylde, and
Forsyth ;North and boroughs, Mr. Rushton. South
Lancashire broghs, the Hon. Richard Denman, for Man.
diester, Salford, Bury, Oldham, and Asirton-unae-Lyne.
South Darmashire 'boroughs (except 3lanchester, Salforkt
131117, Oldham, and Ashton), Mr. Brandreth. Westtuore•
land and tumberland, counties and boroughs, Mr. *di-
Durham, county and.boroughs, Mr. Serg-v,... :-
PursExATio----On Wednesday, Mr. Sawyr, Scrip-
ture reader of St. tarnaas distric, delivered a farewell
address to the :Members of his late Bible class and others,
''''''Ynnval- to Salford. At the lose of the
'-- (If Trinity district

lattltews,

Itc•_vion-

-, •
I
resented
~,yer, the
the fcillowing book-s, elegantly 11(
tnd Re/nab-is of the Rev. J. I-I.
tian Ali,nigtr ;" and "Pearson on t]
'volume
,or the following inseriptior
kr. 'Jakob
.yer, by the men berg of 1
as tn?.. 'exDreßq-ni of their kin* fel
acknowtm

Lp[Ure reactet

Memoir
s' Chris-
' Each

" Presented to
ate Bible class,

to be fin
- • ee.....e.... w 112
- '.e
t° hiln on the oecesion t:f his being removed.,,
.froin emong them •fth • ' rui ese of the spiritual
Z which he o eir grate eu t
has been the
meaus
of
eoosfecis,,,., as the Lord's ee n
' Trvu Lo' ed recompense
cir,itilY we,,l'i.h, and ..-e, hPreeh,-thed2t----e• he
thee of the Lord
-re e`
',sr-4a' Ruth ii 12 ar
L' e-
-tvoeln, August 17, 1853..”
eue ritoeS C It: TE,iv:lirl)l)Tuesday,
:Tuinnal survey over° that ortion of the
,„
-marked by the buoys endPbanks of the Mersey. The
made thei(ii
:arn'telana Tartar bad 011. hoard the committee and guests,
'son
whom were s.everal embers of the town council
ila.tdht.tnh,,e. dock comm On reaching the n°rthwe"
.iup the steamer was
a Stiffielent time to 'v the fficials an opportunity ...„
;lifd alongside, and detahrd ftoor
insPeet this well 'k e e °
er was then get
eaderweigh, and ept beaten. The steam
Hoyle, where she area,red tar the north-east
to anchor, and the cowls Pang
"t
4"n
t:':141 bitalehtt dinner. The chair
buoy, asin.
aud resPouded i 4). --'.
"
°CellPied
bY
)4r
a• l't°7,.exotd. n Several
weighed anchor..
and proceeded ,
-the 'steamer then
party about hire
toasts were fires
o,iciek.
i.,._
,eoUniewilee, landing the ho puot-bear
sailed h 1 $3O--'4l`Te. the euurvey several: I I
°order to teet their
Bailing eapah&Ttion with each other,
'which they es autliheir efficiencyjnfor the service in
~..1210ex coarc'enlPl°Yell.
was hell.' on
etersday, PrillirrE. •--The weekly meetingehah. present,
Mess er• Charles Turner in the .
GrEgson,
Keating,
rs• ehand 'Thee- ii,i Gladstone, '
eeealing, rircl ,
..).-euien, C___oner,
eu Rankin,
liobinsee ionlep leengedale Lockett, 3104-7, Steele. On
-, tuithwiiite Ro' d n Smith, and
.i.,the
the reconneendatiotiel'theY eb
'commiu" 4:4 Iv eeutler,
e°lllalittee
the the SUof Messrs. Beeereft'
P-
toed Co., of the tender
Leer
su
ly tender iron works, near +he 'entrance
P and ft up ilve:iren EA • g -bridges overe„,„—ie- et Wap-
an(l eeratennicatiors f the intended new '4-- ie the
-A
report . 15
from Mr. John 111111 the a
surveyor las_ read on! . e e floek,.,
Rite for eget rho.teect of providing on T4a.kowireynth salt
trater.A,PutuPing ngine to supply
' venience
o Itta dock
tZe tetild he aepropriated without great aceolle
.e
Will h 411.' riaitheY could not point the
out
tacetApt
or
the ekireme northerne 0 fly -situation
desirable,
eetatTe•." 'rids.: the eeeitithere erg
h vformer as the
m6st'd?selTich,
hef
thunedarYllarrielf gt° dock
and selamittecie‘fasne(Olf the ground, the .exteu4 at It was
%eel:ell)°,
'that;rte (I, wineld be about 100 feet l'ci lbSe minutes,
"--`" the r t should be entered ou
~
inmittee.
and
gheetat aeNer
nt to the baths•co
ecl that
enoPr'ieer of be se .
recommended
.d.
When eouremisters sub-committee_ '''''d".;ieke or grid-
-0
.
hoar--- a vessel was entered for the graving
__
•the deposit
before ...4.-•
entered the lierseYL;eteek off the
uld b •--T tad
l's name -,` North,
list, The e forfeited and the vessel's
confirmed.
__Nr. r detion was
report .-e" The sub-
the eek •e?°"ell ' following - view to
eeb. britot, read the
tees,
Z,i...,ttee'fotthe office of master r
'been mn&, pressed
reznlitkee-Xag a diffeeilty which has latey _
ohipmrneca
and
...- -4 lem., waierebv on the one IMUCI
t s'eate. di the law,
e_t'usigners of -mods-ice, in the nreseu -
~.- of ships
`teprit'tel ee ‘e fit of continuing the alee
i hours of
tuitii th the bene
now extended, lege.
be exPiration of the
d, the waste titers are
kill mess 'l4lllle,•en the other han
Abliged to stow
---leeted M the 'risk of being themselves '-
thereof
Lulae-4 eh on'the y oods which the 'ennsigneee
other
? ebject toi e inaaa gy
during the lase or-sommay
be
,wr,,,,_llll°n`o,T sueliebou - awe
the ground that t4ie.Y
emu u close,
je„- -'l4te'L warelieusing them before the IT
~.,..06 d to the
d after the Ist
folio curl that- additional by-law be nm-P--
e,. °wing effeet--niely ' That from an--
~...,a cases,
e'ePtenaber, 18e3, the waster'porters shall; in til the
„potimie to
„ccei,,,,v ,
and
load
off
goods ein _ _
erxPiration of theeii:dhiery's le!'" hours of business now 0,;
Jutereaftertobereeo iis d e'a the customs, said
that with Tee gl e c'r a(l°Pted b • tion of
Pect to such g
at the expiration sncla Lours shanse,we pass , oods as
signets she
„alkali
shall
the scale, and whichl _
.cart off,
the reaster-pertere shall, at
sertliwith receive at d
xse (such
exPellse
t°
be
aPPE'rtiencelwhen e°llsignees expe
m than
there shall 'be e°re
v'
tine consignee). axitovir and watch the me one
niclushV
at and-under the rates applicable d6a
h '''' All
laws to goods .Atowed and Nvatelin4 er
te
'any-
goods veltich, at' the expiration ed
nn
the
gun-
hell not
of such -hours,- s
have
:: e and
Passed the
theme will continue tinder the charge at the rim of ower or consignee of the shiP.' The
recora_ mendationeeas unanimously adapted.—The finance
l'ruPlittee recommended that the salary Mr..: Marrow,
reeel.___ ver oft onaege dues, shoulder be ineasedeieeo per
"unlit; -en account (C '
increased duties. the recommen-
datio
•,, as wae •confermed, arid this coneludetitheegeneral
.ss.
Tineet, Heeeett CoIIedITTEE held its meting- oli'Murs-
riereli,ae', Air. Alderinnu langsdale pre Wings; beside* eleom
,were Also preseut Messrs. Beckwith, BighamiDover,
ee•eilling' •lacistone, Halhead, liendersQn, .Job
4.2e011, Moss, and Nieholson. Reports relative to various
37terations 'in theirereepective departments weroreed by
ofaessrk Netelands, ?Rushton, and Fresh. The medical
pereaetr ef the co reported, that the increased tem-
,,_. lire of the pr eedirg week had been atiendedeleY•an
-.crease hay €1 ataount of neertality ; the mean lelnPeratAur
• Hig risen from 00e ke 63, While the deaths, Maul°
In the vreek previous were 170, had risen to 210 e ;both
:iaznt_'S.tes being higher than 'they had reached iu anyeweek
Theor the present examiner. The average mortality of the
e eek, for the five ltreceding years
-52, kex-
Mme,uvung the thelera of 1840) was 49 against 'ii,,ast weetc•
temperature of last-week was also hig,her than in the
aveek of ,fiarmer , yeare. A case of fever bad been
rePorted in a registered lodging-house, and a fatal ease et'
Fica,rlatina in the -registered edging-
of John Mul-
doon, lien Johnsen-street, heel not been reported to the
Medical officer. Ael in
as ordered to he laid
thatlubln. Mr. Reekwithwcalled atte noon to the
factthe deposit of manure b 1 •
ongin: to Mr. Rose,
the contractor, had 'very greatly-Leer
,and was still increasing Aeonwirsatioasnedensut iclelltsiligtl,
from ex ill
elven, it appeared quite ensued,
sexisted in the way of removing the manure, which w
'be obviated on the ecerielletion. of the wharf in Berlii la-
xtreet, and also in the fact that farmers could not at
tient cart away the manure, as they were busy with their
harvest operations. It likewise appeared that Ale. Rose
Was receiving more, by tel,ooo per annum, for carry-
ing eff the manure out of the isorough, than he
-would hare received for accunuileiting it in depots
Within: the borough, %line he Ives not doing the
former- 'Ultimately it was Agreed that the Town Clerk
should report the respeetiee amounts of Mr. Roses
tenders for taking the manure out of, neel depositing it
within borough. The medieal officer.vras directed to
visit and report upon a depoeit of manere DEngbeloni to
iSfe. Rose.in Sefton-street, which was complained s
znisance 'by Alr. John Laird, ship-builder. Mr. hloss
t'ead a lettetewhich appeared in he Timesefrom Messrs.
reen Haebury Buxton, and Co. setting forth that
4th ' f ' 'f al -''
1 • the k
~, . e use oan apparatus or nunis nng smo e-
enisanee, their expectations in that respect hadtheen fully
!'ealised, and that they also experienced a materiel eaving
In the expense of fuel. He suggested that the Town
Clerk he instructed to correspond with elessre. Truman
and co. on the subjet. A discussion haring arieen as
to the -practical -benefit to be derived froen tite adopticea of
Mr. J. Lee Stvens' patent invention for the pt
t, of smoke, when applied to marine and land engines, ha
Which Messrs. M`Gowen, Moss, Rewlads, Gladstone, and
Nicou took art, 'Messrs. Moss, Al'Xicoll and Godfrey
W
aPPointed takente
niineeattterstilt7rintend_t_lie ex.
Periments, and L
ng wholeti of Messrs. IlorteihyeeasCMlre'
•A deputation, eon .
committee, to represent the IZd etat-of
Waited on the induce a departure from the coin
to Wavertree-read' and
in the road entirely with square
miner's intention of pav g _ .
toted that the road, if SO paved,
sets. The deputation s
inconvenient for the species of traffic
would he found very
it.
Considerable discussion
Principally carried on over_ _
crept
kinds
of
paving,
and ensued'as to the economy of diff
particular traffic on Wavertree.
also as to the nature of the
that the on in-
rs3ad ; after which Mr. Moss movedth
small square sets be
tention of paving the road wi
seconded the motion. Mr.
tarried out. Arr. Beckwith secona
amendment that four
Aldtritian
th/ver Pro Posed as an
aamized.
The
yards up the centre of the road be macadamized.
division by 6to 4' A
amendment was neg,atived on
a of tradesmen and
deputation, about twenty in number,
the committee
rate-payers of Oldhall-street, waited upon
result to the
believed would •
to represent the injury they leaky
alterations now being
ProPerty in the street, from the
.ed
to such an
P, Pried " in it. They particularly object
necessity of a
alteration in its level, as would cause the
.. _
__.
step, extending about 170 yards in length, to enaoleinP:cie
Ana to get on to the flagged footway. A suggestion
any
nY Mr. Newlands that the committee should accompany
,
the deputation to view the part of the street oomPlai ea.
(:)f, potation adopted. r. Henderson having directed atten.
lion to the published evidence,
given before a Parliament.
tarY committee, by Mr. Redin, late Superintendent o
Police at Liv 1, in which it was represented that the
insPection of nuisances and the sanitary regulations were
carried out by the Police, a protracted conversation en-
sued, which ended in an expression of opinion by the com-
mittee tlutt such was not the ease. Air. %ead gave
tletiee that at the next meeting he would propose that in
future the committee should meet at ball= Pose
two o's,l9ck
°la 112145,11 e, 146444 of eleven.

and Christian
reh they now feel

ntribut

übback have

lIARLES TURNER and Mr. Joseph IL
£5 to the bazaar fund in
of the Liverpool Church of England Institution

UGGLIN

police

A. POLICE-OFFICE-1

;onstable (142'

;13., on Wedneat

&Ore, f

were fined each 10s. and costs, by

n the Dundalk sieainer.
[TAMER CITY OF MANC

THE SORE

arrived on Wed

ri Philadelph:

A encountered he

of her voya

is still continues full of visitors
*he la

increased d
three boats

irom Dublin, from ti
fifteen hundred passe
COUNTY COURT

She left tha

and the crowd

day there were

whole of which there were

—The second sitting

for August corn-
Alock, Esq., the

of committal

menced on Tuesday, before Joseph
Judge. The business was limited.—
for thirty days to Lancaster Castle, were granted
several parties for refusing to comply with jud,
previously recorded against them.
The following commissions hal

Murphy, gent., to be ensign in

the 4th, or Duke of Lancaster's Own (light iufintry)
Royal Lancashire Militia. Henry Wilkes Masterson,
Esq., from the Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery, and

s two men we]

young bu

ill down the Bolton Road, Over Darwer

it suddenly bec-ame furious and unmanageable, and break-
ing away from them, charged a funeral procession which
happened to be passing at the time, and severely gored an
old woman, breaking both her arms, besides doing her
other serious bodily injury. The poor old woman lies hi
and 'tears are entertained that she
Blackburn Standard.

.ous state
inin

I cannot surviv,

.
PRICE or GAs.—At the half-yearly meeting of the Gas
Company, on Tuesdav, the directors announced the con-
tinued prosperity of ale'concern. The maximum dividend
at the rate of ten per -cent. per annum was &dared, a
_ _

large sum appropriated to paying off a balance cif Nleficiene3
of dividend in 1850,'and about £2,000 carried to the re.

most interesting portion of the re
ich state. " 'hectors nov

port was a passage „_ —es that the
confidently trust tl►at, with a continuance of I

f the town, the amount to he carried to the

the end of the company's current ye

Of the company's

(rice of gas

may be then

A C.Almrl3ll..—.Tames Moyles, a brttal-looking fellow,
was chargad at the Police-court with :biting off a woman's
nose in Paul-street, about half-past four o'clock on Thursday
morning last. The prosecutor, it appeared, met with the
prisoner, who is a sailor, on WedUesday eyeniug, at the
Wateiloo dock, and he, being in `it-.ant of lodging, agreed
to go 4ith her. He accompanied her, and in the morning,
in tht most savage and unaccamitable manner, he delibe-
ratelYbit off her nose ! On Thursday, the magistrates,
who .declared it one of the pct orA cases which ever tame

bdi‘kre them, committed 'tht 'prisoner to gaol

months, with hard labour.
SERIOUS CHARGE OF SUISEING.—On Tuesday,

Patrick

'Livingston was charged at *he police-court, witli at bbh
Ics.fichael Anaughlin and -'ice-constable Carroll, on the
',night of the 9th instant. It appeared that a • cluarrel
having taken place beta eta the prisoner and Nl`Laughlin,
,•

the former inflicted surge severe wounds (
who had in consequence to be taken to the .
pital. Information of the assault having beer
to the police-office, constable Carroll, accona
others -

the' Satter,
Northetn HOE,
toOveyea
unned,by two

On reachtng

proceedea to the -prisoner's house ;
which, Livingston rushed out, and cut Carrollseverely on
the cheek. The mats., after a struggle, was -Satozeed.
He was committed foitrial at the present asiite:,s,
VIOLENT ASSA.UI9r--On Wednesday laSt ‘wrolent
affray took place in 414enry Edward-street, 'between John
Moran and Thomas Redding:ton, the latter of 'Whom was
assaulted and sever* wounded with a sword Art 6 bayonet,
by the former and his wife, Bridget Moran. llF'feeling, it
appears, had existed 'between the parties .previously, and
as Reddington's daughter was passing Morau's house he
ran out after her. -She screamed, and her father, hearing
her cries, went to her assistance, and in doing so was
struck over the heal with a sword and bayonet by Mrs.
Moran, and afterwards with the same weatiOns by Moran
himself. Both the men were severely .stinzaded, and on
the case being brought before the 'police .tuagistrates, Mrs.
Moran, as the Chief aggressor, was fined:2os. and costs.
WEST DERBY BOARD OF GUARDliit'S.—The weekly
meeting of this hoard was held on Wednesday, at the
West Derby -Workhouse, Mr. Allpass ti chair.—Mr.
M`Gee said thht at the last meeting of':the board it was
proposed thathey should elect certain gentlemen as a
deputation to the patients at the;'lancaster Lunatic
Asylum. Ile.zow would propose the MI-towing gentlemen
to form that ..deputation, in lieu of those appointed last
week :—Messrs. Mountfield, &Gee, ;Abrahams, Heyes,
Jeffreys, Lunt, Roskell, and the chairman. (Laughter.)—
The Chairm,a: I cannot take the motion ; you mustgive
a week's notice. Mr. Roskell moved' that Messrs. Wens-
ley and M`,qce be added to the deputation to proceed to
Lancaster. West Derby was a largg and influential town-
ship, winch -.ought to be represented; and as there mere,
doubtless, -many persons suffering &cm lunacy, they ev:lit
to be properly represented----The :Chairman : I cannot
entertain the motion : I have 'signed the minutes.—The
board then broke up.
PUBLIC 13A-TIIS AND WASECITOUSES.—These establish-
ments for 'the last three weep: have been considerably
affectedbyrtiae changes in the weather, but it appears the
few fine days with which the town has'been favouredhave
restored th6-,haths to their usual state of activity. Other
similar establishments in different parts of the country
have suffered equally, and, indeed, more than those .of
Liveipool. For the week Andieg August 3rd, the -re-
ceipts from the three establishments in the borough
amounted 4o .E 125 14e. 9d.; :and the receipts for Hull,
Preston, Birmingham, and Ma-ilk-tone, amounted only to
£lO2 1!s:-S&, being, for all 'thew places, £23 under the
sum paid in 'Liverpool alone. For the week ending the
10th Augutt, the receipts from the baths and awash-
houses in 'the borough were as fellows :—For Cornwallis-
street' £56 :Ms. 10d. ; for the Piefhead Baths, £B4 12s. fid.;;
for Pafil,street, £26 2s. 10d_, making in all £167 9s. 21,
being an increase over the corresponding week of 1832
of £3O 145.:12d. Much of thia‘kxrease continues to arise
from the :additional number ,eif.demale bathers, who now
find the ,great benefits of the accommodation afforded
them. In;' he Paul-street establishment about 13,000
baths are annually supplied:gratritously to young people
connected Rita the corporation,schools—a favour which
no other pliTthd bath in the,kingilom allows.

DEFECTITir WEIGHTS AVM ICUSURES.—On Saturday,
the following tradesmen, &e., were convicted in penalties.
for having defective weights and measures :—John Red-
dington, coaller, Lodge-cimrt, Albert-street ; Prank
Goodwin, saltweigher, Canniugdock ; John Reynolds,
eating-house, tipper Dawson-st. ; Gerard Evans, butcher,
Cleveland-square Market ; Cornelius Kilroy, potato-dealer,
32, Blundell-street ; Francis Bilkage, butcher, Simpson-
street ; John •Sritt, provision4ealer, 44, New Bird-street ;
William Bush; ,butcher, St. James'-street ; Michael Cole,
potato-dealer, Park-lane; Janie Beesland, provision-dealer,
26, Mersey-street ; Patrick Thompson, tallow-chandler,
42, Paradise-st.; tEliza Fay, provisien-dealer, 54, Thomas-
street; John Fitz, provision-dealer, 26, Thomas-street;
William Tickle,•ccial-hawker, Cottoaham-street ; Edward
Devlin, provisiontdealer, 11, Atherton-street ; Peter Wil-
liams, coal-hawker, Garden-lane ; 'Andrew Sterling, coal-
dealer, Newhall-street ; Martin Cannon, greengrocer, Gt.
Charlotte-street; Thomas German,greengrocer, St. John's
Market ; Bernard irrenor, damaged 'cotton-dealer, 8 court,
Edmund-street ; Fnatcis Parker, orag-dealer, North-street;
Patrick Byrnes, greengrocer, 14, Richmond-row; Mary
Doyle, potato-dealer,e6haw-street ;likhael Wee, grocer,
122, Great Homer-street ; Bridget,lPlianus, butcher, 28,
Fox-street; William. Moore, grocer, 49, Titchfield-street ;
Margaret Fox, grocer, 89, Titchfielthstreet ; James Spell-
man, grocer, 110, Scotland-road; John Lord, potato-dealer,
Nash-grove ; Archibakl. M`Gregor, provision-dealer, 50,
:AUKee-street ; William Blunt, provition-dealer, 73, St.
.John's Market ; Owen Williams & Co.,:ironfounders, Ho-
,.ratio-street; John Houghton, Archer, .45 Co., drysalters,
t43,Virgil-street ; Richard Williams, grocer, 164, Vauxhall-
-road; James O'Neil, grocer, Whitley-street; Sarah Bates,
-potato-dealer, 132, Great Toward-street; Mary Wearroll,
potato-dealer, Scotland-road ; Richard SWilt, potato-dealer,
Pownall-square ; Catharine Dougherty, 'butcher, 167, Gt.
Howard-street ; James Payne, potato-deal,er, 165, Great
Howard-st. ; Peter Dunn, fruit-dealer, St. John's Market ;
Herbert Bell, greengrocer, 42, Thurlow,street ; Francis
Harvey, grocer, 315, Scotland-road ; James Wealthy,
grocer,-54„ Marybone; Thomas Bond, -potato-dealer, 87,
Gt. Howard-street ; Jane Jones, greengrocer, St. Martin's
Market.; Thomas Grinley, eo4dealer, 2s, Marybone ;
James Mitchell, provision-dealer, 99, Marylone; John
E11i5,.91, Marybone.

.....-LECT
were re-
-.''' V - RY.—On Tuesday, at thefortightly meet-
ing, the Rev. Rector Carnp.betllhpresided. There
workhouse. Thera
Ported to be 1,10 inmates m . e
an _
53
of were
itch.
472 sick cases, ,36 of these being of fever,
.11
mis _
There had been In the past weekle7 sions4to the
vagrant sheds. From the minutes o
ed, had been op-
itVdustrial Schools
Committee, several of the boys, it appear
prenticed since the aast meeting of the board, and two or
three of the girls sent out as domestic servants. Dlk-..
as frequent. Hughes urged the :desirability of making
draughts as possible of children from the workhouse to
the Industrial Schools both for their own sakes, and for the
greater facilities afforded there of getting them off their
hands.--A communication from the Poor-law Board was
read, stating that they did not think the act would sup-
port the appointment recently made of Mr. Wylie, as Per-
manent surveyor, hut that they did not feel it incumbent
upon them to act further inthe matter.—A letter was from Mr. Eddowes, the resident assistant medical officer,
resigning his situation. He complained that, in addition
the . new assistant were required in future to prepare all
-n?edicines for the patients. Nor was there a single provi-
,__eleb. ulacle to protect the assts. taut from being made the
ievdie_z:fo,...the out-door surgeon. All that the out-door
warcialaili:Teearskhl to do was meroly-toahow himself in the
and thaa
go
th ms assistant if the patients were doing well,
Pass
...,_, 0 ,
the rough the wards, always taking care not to
he h.a4uret t workhouse through the porter's gate till
time ~,,,..ri!auled a reasonable time in the building, which
euu be recorded •
fore the workho rded in the porter's book, to be laid be-
complained
of
thuse committee. Mr. Edclowes then
of the
surgeon in ti e room assigned for the residence of the
centre of' the Ifeeyer h .e. They were in the very
that during tiv 'slutal ; and th
three times.
attending "
,Pifearst,, he had had theefever not was
. not less than
to the inultitua-C'rof pay , continued Mr. Eddowes
prescribing, dresaing, patients which fall to his ,
,—tbe surgeon must feel
rassed and the body gtalli,dipasPensing,—the mind share,har
as
to
providVeestry has 8
pleased that a thoughtful--
, o far attended
to his comforts
the most deadly and danger :Inn a resting-place in
and that the rooms which are ftetairte ef the building,
los, IThether he is eat-
the opportunity of inhaling fever 'a t° him give him in drinking, or sleeping —,
parochial forethought and affection
sent
rin
said he thought it would have been—flair- Willmer
coming in Mr. Eddowes if he
had clui;tl mope
behis resignation, than to have endeavoured tg,
flections upon the committee or upon the boardeas. si„,e„,-
he was assistant medical officer in the house, the coat of the medicines administered in the NVorkhouse
rooms
unted
to the enormous sum of £lOOO a year. The rooms n.
plainefl of had been occupied by various surgeons oft he
house for the last ten years. Only one of their medical
officers was affected with fever, with the exception of 34r.
Eficlowes, After some wilier he Woe the beard sAjourned.

of voters for boroughs.

!Land, preached yesterday

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nal fox

mvn costs

BOROUGH REGISTRATION.—Thursday next will be the
I last day for sending claims to be placed upon the register

THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF DERBY, accompanied
by Lady Emma Stanley and the Hon. Frederick Stanley.

THE REV. V. M. WHITE, one of the hundred ministers

;ave a

Islingt'on Presbyterian Church, and after iervic
brief report of his labours. Mr. White stated tl
could not then comprise all he had to say on the subject

Lure on the civil and religious liberty enjoyed by Ro-
monists in Protestant countries, compared with that given
by the Church of Rome to Protestants in Popish countries.
THE NEW ORGAN FOR ST. PAUL'S CIEURCII, PRINCE'S-
PARK.—Having availed ourselves of an opportunity of in-
specting the new Organ in course of construction by Mr.
Banfield for St. Paul's Church, Prince's-park, Liverpool,
we can justly congratulate the builder on the high
character of the instrument, so far as this can be deter-
mined whilst it is in an unfinished condition. This noble
instrument, the largest ever built in this town, will com-
prise fifty stops and 2500 pipes, and will be fitted with all
the modern improvements, including some invented by
Mr. Bonfield himself. It is to be presented to the Church
by Mr. a. Campbell, brother of the Rev. Colin Campbell,
formerly of this town. The same gentleman last year
presented an organ built by Mr. Bonfield to St. Thomas's
Church, Lancaster.—Birmingham &azette.

'NERAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE MA.DIAL—There is now in

of £450, wli

ven collected for t

THE FouNDA.now STONE of the Leeds Town
laid on Wednesday. The buildix

:r„ when completed, will

•
ASSAULT AT AINTREE RACES.—A case was tried in the
County Court, on Friday, in which Mr. W. H. Lynas
sought to recover damages from Mr. Frewin, a publican,
for an alleged assault committed by the latter on the
former, on the 15th of July last, in a booth kept by
Frewin at the above-named races. The amount sought
to be recovered was £5O. The defendant, it appeared, had
struck the plaintiff a violent blow on the face, which se-
verely cut his lip, knoeked him down, and rendered him
insensible for some time. The assault was not denied ;
but it was pleaded, in 'justification, that the plaintiff, who
was tipsy at the time, had given much personal provoca-
tion to the defendant, besides creating a disturbance hi
the booth, and interrupting business. After some -per-

be one of the most ornamental, and commoaiou's edifices in

SOITTH

he county

Mr. LOCK/TAUT, the son-in-law and bi
'alter Rentt_ and the

has been compelled by indisposition to cease, for a seas
from all literary labour, He is about to seek the bene
of an Italian climate.

EXCUSE FOE IVluuDru.—An application for commuta-
tion of capital punishment in the case of the murderer
Flack, based on the excuse of his extreme

ignorance, was

sent Sent'

the case from the Judge, a
Le plaintiff, with £5 stages ;

rejected by Lord Palmerston, who replied-that he con-
sidered it required no particular instruction to make a

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