The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY, APRIL 6.

The following bills were read a third time and passed :
—The Bolton Gas Bill, the Salford, Stockport, and
Manchester Division Bill, and the Wellington (Salop)
Improvement Bill.
A new writ was ordered for Southampton, in the room
of Sir J. A. Cockburn, who had accepted the office of
Recorder of the city of Bristol.
Petitions against the sale of intoxicating liquors on
Sundays were presented by Mr. W. BRowN, from Leigh,
Lancashire; by Mr. BROTIIERTON, from merchants, bank-
ers, and inhabitants of the city of Manchester, praying for
such an improved administration of the revenues of cathe-
dral churches as will secure the fulfilment of the beneficent
objects contemplated by the founders; and by Mr. W.
BROWN, from Leigh, Lancashire, for a revision of the bill
for the regulation of friendly societies.
TURKEY AND GREECE.—In reply to a question, Lord
J. RUSSELL said he thought the Sultan had reason to
complain of the conduct of the Government of Greece with
regard to the insurrection in the Turkish provinces ou the
borders of the Greek territory; that there was now proof
that the Court of Athens had given direct encouragement
to the insurgents; and, such being the case, he could not,
he said, wonder at the measures taken by the Porte. Her
Majesty's Government, he added, in concert with the
Governments of France and Austria, had given such direc-
tions as they thought proper on the subject to our Minister
at Athens, and he thought the Court of Greece was
answerable for this unfortunate occurrence.
THE CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY.—Lord J. RUSSELL re-
peated what he had stated on a former occasion—that
there was no convention of any kind concerning the in-
ternal administration of Turkey ; but Lord Stratford
continued the course he had been pursuing for ten or fif-
teen years, of impressing upon the Sultan the policy and
necessity of improving the condition of his Christian sub-
jects, and of altering laws which belonged to another
period, and were incompatible with the fair and equal
treatment of all the subjects of the Ottoman Porte. His
representations had been from time to time listened to ;
and, although the measure had not been finally adopted,
it was expected that it would be carried into effect.
MR. STONOR.—Mr. MooRE moved for a select commit-
ee to consider the ease of the appointment of Henry

TUESDAY, APRIL 11,
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Stonor to the office of a judge in the colonY ° hose
he having been reported by a committee of the borogr
have been guilty of bribery at the election for tbe_orti
of Sligo in 1853.—The CHANCELLOR of the E,vorie3
denied the allegations which had been made, air ial,si
nd 51rtf
the motion for a committee in order to prove the
erobetl
After a lengthened discussion, in which severai
opposed the motion, it was carried by 117 to 39 Sir
to S
REFORMATORY ESTABLISHMENTS.---.2[o:rnot btar
PAXINGTON, Lord PALMERSTON said, it 64
d
sent intention to propose a measure on this st'.l
eft
the present session. toed I j
to SCOTCH REGISTRATION.—Lord ELCIIO 0b&.:A..460
bring in a bill to provide for the better res'
births, deaths, and marriages in Scotland. Oei
obt
REAL ESTATE CIIARGES.—Mr. LOCXg ti ;
lad
leave to bring a bill to amend certain rulest per,oll
equity relating to the administration of 'decve4
The object of the bill was to prevent the heir or
or ao
real estate from claiming the payment of test
ca''
end
out of the personal estate of the deceased testatOrriA
DRAINAGE OF LAND.—Mr. K. SEx3tEr, obtaid
to bring in a bill to facilitate the drainage of 1313 d sl'
land and Wales, the object of which, he Said,
enable persons who were engaged in arahlage
obtain outfalls. r3°
Art. 01
EMIGRATION DEPOT IN IRELAND• opewl
moved " That, in the opinion of this house, it 10,,
that an emigration depot of the Colonial Lod slO Celf-ef
4 SO *
Commissioners for free emigration to the -au
nies should be established at one of the Irish rn.
after some discussion, the motion was withdrawropot
RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.—Mr. CenfivrEo',_„lationo
for leave to bring in a bill for the better re.,
cool.,
traffic upon railways and canals, noticed theA writ,
railway legislation, its present complication to," "it Woe
and the magnitude of the subject with whie'itireJ
deal. This great interest, he continued, tie to
attention of Parliament, especially with referee
vast schemes of amalgamation brought badunderro
sideration of the committee of 1852, which ; f tad
an an unanimous report. He enumerated the e-tierlifoP-te
mendations of the committee—that greater .0.5 te
should be observed in Parliamentary Proee,dt oct t°oo
railways ; that amalgamation or fusion ouh rveive_y
sanctioned generally, but that • 3131;0•'
nor iv
_A t
under roer limitations should be encouraged' Ow.;
ready means of arbitration of disputes betyjr„, citis'ilies
companies should be provided; that "
should be discontinued ; and that rajlo'37lb%.
should be compelled to afford to the Pili,.;telitio'gc
advantage of an interchange between the uw-tc t,,oe
of railway. He showed the embarrassments
op
arising from discordant interests and disrl„,tts 06,e
-
parts of the great lines, and put it to the 110A—espees
such a system should continue which causliote°
well as delay to the community. What was ~,"0104be,
that Parliament should devise means of e-tolsto
public to travel freely from one railway district entetro
and the bill would enable railway companies, t„.° aid btbel'
combinations for mutual arrangements
Helld
the whole system into harmony Mr. Ca be
explained the other provisions contained in '';otoe,lot,
the machinery for carrying its different ohjee_t',"•rle 'hole
which had been framed, he said, upon the PPAI'-tbe'ciin
while the public interests were protected, 3riejetbe?
system was brought into general harmony' ;
interests of those who had embarked their °°.,PVer
vast undertakings should not be forgotten•
rotie
cursory observations upon the measure by so' Cf3lf.;
leave was given to bring in the bill. tioe ink
CONVENTUAL INSTITUTIONS.—On the _.„„re°•ttee
T. CHAMBERS, the appointment of the ea'tst,Tyo4l
matter was postponed to Thursday, the 27thli;110 to
tpiaoriSnsisrhoJefs,
J. YOUNG obtained leave to bring in f'• barvil
provision for defining the boundaries of counneloo
land
dwinlan
Inrdeks,nadnfdoroptuhberlicdipvuisrpoionssesa.i:cidoci;,
The house adjourned at half past twelve o

FRIDAY, Msnor 7. a bebo;eo,
Petitions, praying that public-houses anoted
may be closed on the Sunday, were Pres jiant'y
GREENE, from female inhabitants of Skert°%estioo,
TIIE AUSTRIAN ARMY.—III answer to f‘ the PPII4
J. RUSSELL said, it was quite true that on theoice
Government was concentrating a large arTYhee9 oft"(
tier of Servia ; certain explanations hat.
subject, istr
on the subject by Austria, and also on the ',her Ore os
policy of Austria in reference to Turkey' fttr`_,,,o2l€l3
tions, however, had been asked, and the corresr
,tt!'
the subject was still proceeding. 1111('131
)111
LIMITED LIABILITY.—In answer to -,. the de' tt,,e3
Mr. CARDWELL stated that the report 04 prhe
r id he t, 1,1
sion on the subject of limited liability won dojo, of t 1
to the house on Tuesday, for consideration cielis
cess, but he was not prepared to state the otos
Government on the subject. for t1110!,illd
OXFORD UNIVERSITY.—OR the inotion,: if. to-
reading of the Oxford University Bill, sir if
butte.
COTE said he would support the second ri'd!"- conw'ef'
endeavour to make considerable alter to 0
01(
Mr. BYNG adverted to various features °L
t°
to which he gave a modifioa assent. ,ig
Sir J. PARINGTO3r WOllld note
refuse 41-otert,',l,4o,
second reading of the bill, though 11,.e.te. Be 'filetoir;
stron?oet objections to many portions 0' „Id cont,r:tioneua
the principles as manifold, complicate it 03iibe ,71
but his most serious objection was r becauseitic '0.5(
violation of the rights of property. an w" bt'eclok"
tion of founders were arbitrarily inter4t be VIA rdwir
strong was his feeling on this point, 00311;04i
ther he was doing :right to support tne,,,,ja
After recapitulating his objections, be '"" the
stain from opposition at this stage, but, shon
ment be rejected, lie should be compelled to
consent on the third reading. Otir
Mr. BLACRETT supported the bill. Alt V cols'
Mr. PHILLIMORE thought Government roi,„a
fled with the reception of the bill at Oxford, s2os ‘h-
try at large ; he referred to the clauses re4.'oo,l.otetr.
fellowship, observing that it was not with°g;bst OF
tation that he had arrived at the conclusi,onuseg' bi
ment was justified in introducing these 03 •
the will of founders was tampered with• he f 040
Lord R. CECIL regretted that no n' e,l";','il ct
eagsll/
his side of the house was prepared to
second reading. The taking away of the the
scholarship was one of the worst features c4„„i
real ir
The re ,
this would not be a final measure. eh° coio
the separation of the University from the ritio& fire"
measure ; admitting, however, that
Mr. WIGR..% M passed an unfavourablie.ange a -
stances might render an alteration advisn'
Cubleecti• aiote.irkt
Mr. ROUNDELL PALMER took a retr°,,sPati°s446
the circumstances which led to the first re, Ili'
bill. He would, however, not oppose t'l° sec° 0.15 e
After a long debate, the bill was read, The
and ordered to be committed on Tuesday •
journed at two o'clock.

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THE TENDERS received for the constrgetlsloo°'
/014
minter-bridge are as follow : —Meyers, t 0'
shay, £275,000 ;'Mare, £201,000• •ster g 4 '4.
has conformed to the Church, and 31-11:eetn.ni 11:'' ig
Mr. BYRAN, for many years Bapu., —1 floor ,
by the Bishop of Oxford. Tl'e Ik
aggravated
sli rgu.:sdaeviFergusoneaadtcet
during
,tactive
nb, A ,c%1STI"•"„a;‘,1„,1 "4
DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN FROM ...--- , at, ~ ,
Liam Cumming, lately executed at E"11,01 r°,4130,t,t04,
commutation of the sentence were niruliles,sis kl)'.tt,„,l/'
egnEetpvhiosecleponposcalteilatvnheeemkeinfx:ertnite'rno'aini:o2:lll?„l3lo:l;:leE
by anxiety and distress of mind on ''' the c•F'ae''
Y exposure to intense cold iaillo Oct 01
on the night preceding the execution- '-iole' 01
man, who was much beloved in Edinburgh, ~0,*,,1hr
and infant family to mourn his loss. ,rer°'"" '' 1
„gee , •'' „poi
THE BRAZILEIRA.—A letter from a l''' 50' 'a
Se' )11$
this vessel, dated Lisbon, March 21ttib,;03die001(:10:1
Brazileira keeps up her. reputation, hav'-;;(1,0 "-fele'. Itr
fastest passage on record, namely, 3 daYs f'l,,,- atlYi Matte t,
lLigivhetrpwooiol,da: fferaottoneNve.r
tyoet
Nacc.Eom, palisolate.r4(llool's'',„,oangii:t;
sel. We arrived here on
Tuesday roornitoraerate
00
Nwaorthiiini gth particularthe port.
saitol caognlinnutnoi..carntociro;:, _
gssiireciocte,,ll
A SICKLY SEA.SON.—Paragraph indictieisr becolito:tio
the Czar had an attack of erysipelas : it (1, Plie!,jerf.„
the journerthrough the snows of Finial:a inte (W'ler
his physicians to save him from a Perstlatioi!,e 0 teooo
an Englishman, the sight of any of that to gl,,`nort`l'he,
excepted) being likely at this na0n,,1e,r1,,. of Pe,,,"nier•;olt:
shock to the imperial nerves. The -'ll''' les nlk ' r'y
last week indisposed—to see Sir Chrner 'l,-1 11(1
King of Prussia, during an after din
~,000, ,to ko:
orchard, (" his custom always of an afte`7oflner of, '1;0'
his head against an apple tree, and iS evoiper°,3soifi.
OKfisnigeknoetshsoi,nitthaephpoearsne
consequence. It is to be hoped that the r.'..ed b,reteog
tria may escape this epidemic among er°,,s'"ti eog,',,, flw
osurldnhe a ',. of ill Of
ptonl' of ,4'
sickness. ors rer
~,,,, g0ce,r,41),,,,,i
THE WELLINGTON COLLEGE.--)-"- -of 0 iv t •
y,mrhonwws
rep for for 00 t1)11,40'
Wellington College have issued a
ings and the measures adopted by theta, opioi ortiir
tion of the college. The governors are °lles 00t tpcf
will be most • in accordatiee with the wisoonelic eII cc'
tions of the subscribers that, as 32111 a Plielitilciftf ib
memory of the late Duke of Welling'.°l,.„'looof °We'
should be erected for the education oof rot!, Li'
officers of her Majesty's army, and , regr4',,,,(,l''
Hon. East India Company. It has he% for :11:1100','
fore, to set apart £20,000 out of the canoo Otile ,(bol •
The estimated net amount of subscript).
tit of r c,O
ot1(
and £BO,OOO will remain for the endoirfebeilie alit' of
which, in the first instance, will be establicisso, Ito 013)
to be divided into 3 classes of 20 in eaehtio 00 Pao Alio,
at rates of payment varying from £lO
~,,,,a at
.o.e. op
A fourth class of 40 boys will be adretu'yvill IfolotP.,ile
payment of £3O each ; and as this sfloe 00% r` tint
it is conceived that there can be nous of offict`o orlsel
defray the whole expense of theirmainteol,lieoion 40' fetkot
into this class boys not orphans, the 5011,. of or
..,boo
in the army, giving the preference, 11'2, of 1,1, the nocri
No boys will be admitted below the
rage_ain n-1 ad !"1001
13, and they will not be allowed
_to t.orosp_trioeioce,
in g in the college will be according but the_;,.ol°,',ior
beyond the age of 16. The religleas,,,s‘ the de:tteattiticl:
principles of the Church of Englana ,'
ot he reel'Of re''
on such worship or teaching shall n ~,,01 aoe,
,er fir,il,
...ces, rto j,
dissent., At the Greic'huoteris: 11"4'
whose guardians may object on the gi''
THE SMYTH FORGERY CASE.---- • .....- $0 eil
•th alias •ii of oat he
on Friday, Richard Hugh Smy ,
o 'tile wt be ,pe i
was tried for forging a codicil t „,n_ ~,oech ote oer.
Smyth, Bart. In a long and rambll 't's nor: „!4:0.4,
ed that he had not forged the doette_riiiid be_ Par 1;1 :
charged with the uttering., because, tilfitioell,;ot, t ',,ef ;
in court by his solicitors, and not i-t_, it ;ndgA,,psordr,
forgery, he had heard it laid doow_nrf_ wto Pre_Doe otif
Bailey, that to copy the names f eusiitoe lebv tigkeot e,
lived, or who, at all events, must longed, brtn 'l'i l'ofie),
of nations and the customs of er'''''arni, nod.pe elo sPo was no forgery. He bad been
had done; for nations resorted
c__,,ei%:ed t votiop;o3,
20
of evils, to support what they ow- ra
.T..,,5"e-d socieVia 0,1,; 00.;
murderer, because, in Prosecutintrons Perled, t'poeceli)
had caused the deaths of nuttl.
t no the era oo ott 0
found guilty of forging and u
.v 4, I form .
_. ‘,l
00
and he asked, did any one now.darehicshcauTie
otoosl: jic;oo,t
of his wife (a young creatur7:„; ,1140.0 set. being called up for sentence, sin !sleubestifillto7ced
and his four small children. 11_
be transported for twenty yam

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• TIIE LIVERPOOL. STANDARD, AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL SDVERTISER. 3
~ APRIL 11 1854.
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0 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. A NEW INVENTION has been introduced in Liverpool THE EARL OP DERBY has arrived at Knowsley liall,, GEIVW.RAL INTELLIGENCE. THE ADMIRALTY have resolved teetation leer brigs-of- MUSIC'AND THE DRAMA.. ceedings. relating to the tender of Messrs. Farniss ancte
604 war off the east coast of Scotland, ineorder to. pretest it ICdpin, ehould be referred back for re-consideration.
sera , ale, ~ 4.- by the patentee, Mr. Clare, consisting of metallic mests from London, to spend the Easter recess.
and yards for vessels of all descriptions. They are made TICE ARTILLERY CORPS of the Royal Lancashire Militia . •
NEW MATERIALS FOR PAPER. - The Agricultural frnm -4*--
re, on the Pipuranmoic.lc • SOCIETY'S CONCERS--.-On Theaday that all the work in connexion with the new Landing_
In answer to Mr. Triorasors, the TOWN-CLERK stated'.
ill assemble
!.ele'S 1',.4.7.'5-dakeB:a.RO.Yea LANCASHIRE MILITIA W of wrought iron, cased with wood, and are alleged, appa- have been ordered to meet for service at the Birchfields' A
3pilizEaDteearsAudureEinisg
ntohile.
icnonctotienocesf,Tofrin-wantri.o.
ware trainrng, at Lancaster, on the 25th May. The rently on (-mod authority, to be lighter, stronger, and more Barracks, Islington, on the 2d of May. Gazette, in an article upon this subject, says :--" Fibrous
ilwa between Basingstoke and Oxford to complete a evening, according to previous announcement, a.performe stage that mild be thrown open to contracts, would ba•
plants not strong enough for linen, but amply sufficient ra y . • bet, s hem anc fth br to • " 3,4 •h" -- ' • th
.I, AZ
,:fio into training on the 26th instant. direct narrow-gauge communication een out p- e o esu um ors rio essm teas given m eso thrown open.
'ae L durable thln the ordinary wooden ones, while the first THE WASHINGTON United States mail steam-ship. aril- for b b ht • ul • •
paper, may e roug into profitable c Ovation ; as, -
) sir; tratse 8 ANCASTER SESSIONS, on Monday, John Dal- cost ii, the same in both cases. rived off Plymouth on Friday, with advices. from New for instance the hemp nettle (urtica cannabina), the ton and the north of England. magnificent hall of 'the society. On. a recent previous
same place, and under the same auspices,. at a cheap Mr. HODSON moved that that portion of the Finance
lie
tiltif, fartes rdYs, Esq., of Graythwaite Hall, and Henry HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The meetings for the York to the 25eh ultimo, and upwards of $200,000 in marsh all '
m ow, or even common mallows, and the hem
rate, but in a style of completeness which.deserved and
occasion, the oratorio .of "-Elijah" had. been, given in the Committee's report, referring to the memorial, praying
o.btained warm encomiu that raise tendin 'n that a public clock be placed in the tower of Trinity
d ''''tei fo'r IN', of Wyerside, Lancaster, qualified as magis- ensuing season are fixed to take place at the Botanic specie. mallow (lavatera cannabina), to all which our climate is •
I) The-Essex a ers announce the serious illness of Major
.lasefsedss opepTIIE RhIGHT Hose W. BERESFORTh.M.P.-
Church, be not confirmed, and that a clock be so placed.
. toe_ ue county
dea e Sete eae • Garden, Edge-lane, on the 25th May, 29th June, and 7th PRESTON.-The London and North-Western Railway perfectly adapted. In the meanwhile, without waiting the .Beres or , M.P. for t e northern division .of that minty.
audience for the next per. formance similarly announced' .
Accordingly, the hall on- Tuesda
ea _ esies, IGHTS IND MEASURES.-On Tuesday, at September. Several new prizes have been added, and Company intend, in the course of next year, to pull down nl, p g 1 no small Mr: THOMSON seconded the proposition, which, on a
issue of experiments with such plants, our paper-makers
tra Laseeogcefro'cdurt, a number of persons were fined in sums others increased, which may be reasonably expected to and rebuild upon a more extensive scale their railway The-right hon, gentleman has been unable` to-attend to
hiss Parliamentary duties. degree to excite public -attention, and. to ensure a laree vete 'ed
and country gentlemen would do well to ascertain what
cheasteteDre've. , was earn •
oaf eqte ire et 40s• to half-a-crown and costs, for using de- give increased attraction to these meetings. station at Preston. illetsetrr=
,i_iss-0,1 s.ee., polnts aned measures. - . can be made of their soft woods." On the proposition of Mr. ROBINSON, the fine for the-
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.-At the Borough Sessions, THE Arrant. sailed on Friday, on her second voyage to Tun HIGH SHERIFF of Warwickshire has been fined Tleers,nalatrehigi tilehas',Dorsaseuk7fied"Maaln; , , . y evening was,filled. in renewal of the lease of buildings required for the erection
7,0, easel bee' oP LIVERPOOL-During the quarter ending on Thursday, before the Recorder, William Hindle, Melbourne and Sydney, with a valuable cargo of fine £5OO for not having provided suitable accommodation for 'da-s at the
Beron Parke and a special jury for several, e . . eters quarter-no : one consmcnons lace exhibited aof schools at St. Thomas's Church, was reduced front
re rkable amo tof vacant s a P
e.,„--$ nissee‘ant, there were entered inwards from foreign publican, Sir Thomas's-buildings, was indicted as a re- goods, and about 20 cabin, 50 second cabin, and 300 third- the Judges on the Midland Circuit when at Coventry ; Kingston assizes, has resulted in a verdict forthe plaintiff, , p ce, and that where we ZlOO to £5O.
neje 'er til " vessels-a falling off of 70 from the number ceiver in the late extensive cotton robbery case, which was class passengers. The Africa is one of the " Fox line "of the Chief Justice of the Co oPI m 1•• 1 of a thus establishing the will of the late duchess, which it was . '
were east prepared to expect it, on-the orchestra !. Not a In answer to a question by Mr. GLADSTONE, with Ma-
e e 'lees leorresPonding quarter of last year, when they tried at the last Sessions, when the principals were con- packets. _. _ . n eas co p g
stench in his rooms. attempted to set aside. I • t
sing e ins rument or music-etand. was..visible throughout rence to the general order in council for the closing or
$ , 4,112222. victed. After a lengthened trial, he was found guilty, Free.-On Thursday morning, shortly before six o'clock., , A GENTLEMAN, aged sixty-six, died, a few days ago, at Orr ADDRESS To THE QUEEN.-On Thursday, it was its vast expanse. The practice of cutlet: am •
is a process familiar to most • g . usical score
parties •who either as profes- graveyards, the TOWN-CLERK explained that all cemeteries
nell;If Ili' Pars:v.-At the Taunton assizes, last week, Mr. Robt. and sentenced to eight years' penal servitude. a fire broke out in a store underneath the office of Messrs. Hoxton London "of nervous irritation occasioned b a
, resolved in the London Court of Common Council, that a .
eats dilettanti or amat
sio , , eurs, are much acquainted with constructed under the powers of local acts of parliament
0 lkii . 11S, of the Liverpool customs, was convicted of THE limn POOR.-In the House of Commons, on H. Jump and Son, Drury-lane, but was subdued before- '• h ' h ' • • '• dutiful and loyal address be presented by the Lova Mayor,
3, an . sudden frig t on t e approach of the Chartist rioters, six concert performances ; but it must, wethink, be-admitted •
were exe t f th t* nof the order, and would
mp nom e opera ro
Oas 11:Q j d sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment. Wednesday, on the motion of Mr. Liddell, a return was any material damage had resulted. Ald •Co 'l. bl dto H
ermen, and Commons in rum assem e , er I remain open.
ears ago, which produced imbecility " h t to cut all the orchestral arts• out of
°l3' Leel)0.51111.„"3 CARSON, one of Mr. J. M. Walthew's Li- ordered of the number of Irish poor brought over monthly THE ASIA, British and North American Royal Mail ivr T
y .....r. .USTICE CROWDER . 1 ben
, who has recent y e ap- Majesty the Queen, assuring Her Majesty ofithe cordial ta .
ill retainin the nam P • Hande2s
Messiah, st g e•oratono, was a.master The proceedings of the Watch, Lighting, Fire Police,
ete "ellebeee of Australian packets,' sailed on Wednesday, to the port of Liverpool from the coast of Ireland in each steam-ship, Captain Edward G. Lott, sailed from the •
pointed one of the judges of the Common Pleas in the support of her faithful and loyal subjects the titizens of
stroke in that species of art, as bold. and startling as it and Fire Prevention Com I firmed, on the
mi tees, were con
eat s 'he A erne, with 397 passengers. of the last five years ; distinguishing, as far as possible, Mersey on Saturday afternoon for New York, with the, room of the late Mr Talfo rd h ' b
u , eying een sworn in be- . ,
London in prosecuting the war declared by Her Majesty proposition of Mr TOBIN
was novel. The result was a meagre and bad Tendering me. ' •
)e",,, . /„,. RCTio, United States Mail steam-ship, Captain J. those who remained in this country from those who emi- usual mails for the United States, 158 passengers, and afe al apainst Russia.
ear )e.ne, sail re the Lord Chance or, took his seat on the bench at the e of those noble musical combinations, depending on the full c .C. TURNER, in moving the adoption of the Dock
, el! ,e4l %an_ ed on Wednesday for New York, with the grated across the seas ; and a similar return from the large and valuable cargo on freight. Central Criminal Court on Wednesday for the first time GA.RRISONS.-It is hi contemplation to strike out the
harmony of orchestral and vocal effects, for which the th• mittee's proceedings, asked if the Mayor had any-
-1!•te aerebr, a2B passengers, and a large and valuable cargo ports of Glasgow, Bristol, and Swansea, embracing a A Meer KILLED By THE KicK oF A. HORSE.-On since his elevation, and sat in. the second court and tried government and other prisons in Dublin from.the list of
ork of Handel, above those of allother co sers, are ing to communicate respecting the inadequate defences
Mae on board. similar period. Wednesday, a carter, named Peter Simmon, 25 years of' garrieon guards, a measure of necessity at the • present vg s of the
' 4;1145e R a number of Mint • cases. rkable. In our remarks upon. the performance of de ble
port -a subject which was giving cause for consi-
oeS Le, wipe assleN Sines, which had arrived in Cork, REDUCTION OF THE TEA. DUTIES.-On Wednesday, a age, in the employ of Mr. Edward Wainwright, Light- e
~OUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.-Sir W. Heathcote has juncture, the number of troops doing duty being-.unusually aell,l„,a , „
hailed with satisfaction th 'd • ' lat _ ra apprehension ?
e 1 ea oripi. ed The 1
°,, -,i tt, tun the past few days, been sold to Liverpool telegraphic message was received from London by the body-street, was engaged in removing the harness from, a small. It is understood that those guards will in future -reaa", are . fAYOR replied that, on the 10th of February, he
tislai late e come b . formally resigned. Nor is this the onl t• tth t
yre iremen a • S• t f • • f f -
by the Philharmome ocie y, o giving per ormances o wrote a letter to Lord P 1
f losin their pro- collector of customs at this ort instructin him to receive horse with which he had been workin in the former rt
ee L.; ia „,,„,_ I's emg apprehensive o g . _., be mounted by the constabulary and city police -United
ll , g . g pa has been for sonic time expected. The long-continneti • - - - • the highest class .of musical compositions,. by resident to the tt _ a merston, drawing his attention
' .04. Neta """aequence of the war between this country and on deposit the reduced rate of duty of 4d. per lb. on tea, of the day, when the ammal kicked him violently on the Sermce Gazette. er, and, on the Bth of March, he received a
o', l' • absence of Mr. Uzielli from meetin fthbo d 1 ds
g,s o e ar en mt artistes at such a rate of charge. as would. enable tire reo se
sea ,11 c SO that the parties holding it might have it delivered first left side. Mr. Arnold, surgeon, was immediately called, credence to the rumour that that gentleman also is about BIRTH AND PEDIGREE OF CHARLIE NA.BIER:-.....ie .
dl ' las f •t to artici ate in. their•enjoyment y, the effect that the Ordnance and Admiralt
y de-
,ua ta jalaße herL,l4T Or THE Ware, Captain Steel, on her thing on the following morning, when the reduced rates but his services were of no avail, for the man expired on 'th vacate his seat.-Railway Times. Commander of the Baltic Fleet was born onethe 6th of mid e c ses o socie yp p. ._. _ _ s partments had been advised of the unprotected stat f
thereby fostering a taste for, and, imparting a knowledee
„ta 4 t'sa,.„, "ce to Melbourne, was spoken on the 27th of came into operation ; and, with that view, the warehouses the spot. March 1786 and is the eldest son of the Hon. Charles the port; but he had received no other co •e•
o
•J in lat 6 N 1 28 W Sh - then sixte n -The twoßirkenheadcricket clubs commenced
acea I.a hut, an, ,• ~ on. .ew as e were opened at six o'clock on Thursday morning. The CRIFKET. THE NEW POST-OFFICE money-order regulations will Na i'ofm' r .
render money-orders to a great extent negotiable ; for, cP. er' - chiston Hall in the county of Stirling and of, the sublimities and refining; 1
'nfluences of music.
s These are results which cannot arise from. such mutilated since then. mmunication
oel", QR Ahu nad so far made a remarkably fine passage. amount of duties received during the day was R 45,000. operations for the season on Saturday, and, as the day provided they are crossed by bankers they will be 'b le d 'f• Cl ••
' •
aprain in t e Royal Navy, yes secon wi e,. nastier , Mr. laxamsoN suwested the dale • •
enra day of immediately
erfo anc sas that of Tuesday. last. In making the
seio Sesssee ETING OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION IN -D
.L OST BETWEEN SHEFFIELD MANCHESTER, AND was brillantly fine, there was a large muster of members. honoured at the Post-office w.thout reference to the si a- daughter of Gabriel Hamilton, Esq., of Westburn, Lanark- P e enrolling an effective volunteer corps.
fore oine remarks we do not. mean that a large and ' /a D
....r ....OBERTSON GL
'tf hto be 1,-A public meeting, convened by the Mayor
00 es II - n unpo an a era ion as een recen y
~ LIVERPOOL. A ' rt t lt' t* h b tl Both clubs have considerably enlarged and improred their tures of the original payees. 'All h t* th tgnill
t e precau ions a w shire. The gallant Admiral is grandson of Francis, fifth .ge . . , .. . . . . • . ADSTONE drew attention to that
liberal bargain, in a mercantile 'sense, was nos given ror
ate fes eld to-da at the Sessions-house at widen play-grounds during the recess. Lord Napier. Sir Charles entered the navy before he was portion of the Dock Committee's proceedings having re-
ii, v lit)4r philli .Y, , . - . effected in the carrying of the mails between these places, ~ . .. . . . . be required before a person cashes an order will be, that the money charged ; that is not at all. our position. What
Ps is expected to give an outline ot tne by which the delay in the delivery of the letters, which A FOG-BELL, Ot very large aimensions, is now wing put i fourteen. • ferenee to the stipendiary magistrate, and lamented that
re must be satisfied that the presenter obtained possession we mean is, that, led by the analogy of a precedhlg per-
t') tr Ikti ligs of
eell s,ie e_ the association during their visit to this has been so frequently complained of, will in future be up on South Stack Island, Holyhead, which will be tolled legitimately, and that he endorses the order. Ctrerous TRICK OF A Fox.-A neighbour- of ours pos- such a report as the one which had given rise to the dif
formance, we were, in common with hundreds-indeed
flos eieseieePtember. removed. The Postmaster-General has established a new by means of machinery, to be constructed for that purpose, A VILLAGE BURNT.-A letter from Antwerp, of the sessed a large number of fine turk , c issue y
eys whi h 11 roosted femme should stand on record in the minutes of the Dock
th d f th • d d t t rf f
ousan s-o o ers, in uce o expec ape ormance o _
estf, 1,7,44,11? OF THE BELLS AT GRASSENDALE.-The • as a warning to mariners in dark and foegy weather. Its ond the branches of some tall Scotch firs, immediately ' Committee. It related to the mode in which fines had
direct mail between Sheffield, Manchester, and Liverpool, 25th, says, " A frightful disaster has just 'reduced to ashes the " Messiah," as complete, in• all_ its particulars, as the
- al 41" Of S ' • • W d d
do oened . t. Mary s district were on e nes ay a ell bhrd t d• t f 'al il d '
soun it i e ea a a is ance o sever m es, an it aajoining the farm-yard. Reynard had an eye to these been inflicted by the stipendiary magistrate for breaches
se , N on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, nearly the whole of the village of Raust, near this place. resident talent of Liverpool could, supply ; instead of that
and paid them several ''t d • h li ht 'ht '
visi s, uring t e moon g mg s, of the dock regulations as to ti •h• fires •
ex nguis mg on sing-
e:,. T., with a peal of six bells, recently completed by which commenced running about a week since.-Sheffield will, doubtless, be found to be a very desirable method of Not less than thirty-eight houses have been reduced to it was set before us denuded of 'animmense rtion of
eta at, ieleedges, of Dublin. The tenor weighs 10 cwt.,•and • averting the disasters which have so often (scuffed to ~ . unsuccessfully. They were perched too high for him to -- . Prole° board. He (Mr. Gladstone) was of opinion that the danger
ess es - eit key ef eA e Times. ashes, as well as the church, the cure s house, tne town- its charms. We cannot avoid,drawing a wide distinction
" . lLi, -1101. ' ' • •• ARCHITECTURAL AND ARCH/EOLOGICAL SOCIETY.- ships on this coast.-Canarvon Herald. hall, and, in fact, everything. Several persons have been f
reach them, and therefore he had to resort to stratagem, had been greatly exaggerated, for they had had no instance:
between an excellent shilling's, worth of music, and a
otel , er„., Several of the firemen belonging to the steam- At the fortnightly meeting, on Wednesday, a number of CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLS.-We beg to direct seriously injured, and some lives have been lost." or stratagem is the fox's stalking horse. Now, how was within the last thirty years of a vessel taking fire in the
creditable performance of the. " Messiah," and works of d
pee ii: te4,ead,, Britain struck, on Wednesday, for an advance the attention of our readers to the advertisement in our this to be pra,ctised, Well, he first scratched the ground ocke The language used in the report was calculate&
designs for a railing round the Nelson monument, on the SACRILEGE.-A man named John Beeton has been con- that 1 d 'f• • h
i the society means to
.retain its. igh
!tlle t;tkthen bepd it is rumoured that the general body of Exchange flags, were exhibited. Then followed the exhi- columns of this day of a sale of work, to be held on Easter victed for sacrilege at the Norfolk Assizes. B climbing beneath the tree with his fore-feet, and then thebase of . a ass.; au . to give offence to a high-minded man and a scholar. Mr.
oe!' Diatis longing to the channel steamers have it in con- bition of s ' f ' lat lal t d •th 1- -
pecimene o zinc p es, euma e wi exp ana ruesday, in the South Church of England School, Corn- u a buttress and breaking window tl Loner had the tree itself, in order to draw their attention, at the same
.• position, in guiding the musical. taste of Liverpool, it will Mansfield might be wrong in the mode of dealing with.
se toss/seen to ask for an increase of pay. tions by Mr. Lawford. 'Mr. Leeds of London read a paper wallis-street. We understand that a great variety of Pt' tSt • fi Id h la d tl'tliep 0 I t
go .in o anmng e c urci, an
.s o e ience le c les , time looking up to mark every movement. He then ran not turn a deaf ear to such rernonstrances as seek, respect- these cases, but certainly he directed his best endeavours.
,tO ,_ltit h ``S' 11031 E.-Mr. Stanway Adams Grocott, of this e • • • ,I • • a articles useful and ornamental, will be on sale on that round the tree in rapid rines The turkey-s, aware of their fully, to point out the impropriety of lending. its name to towards a conscientious discharge of his duty.
,te., as on ArchitecturalaCompetitions, which elicited remarks , which he doubtless thought contained the church plate. . . e ' the spread of so unfortunate, a delusion On the per-
eet tt IN c. passed his examination at this institution, and from the president, (Mr. Verelst,) Mr. Horner and Mr. occasion. As the object is to provide funds for the Church He found nothing, however, but the parish registers, on danger, followed his quick movements with their eyes, and , , • After a few remarks from Mr. Alderman PARKER,
07 IleY 4, ii."oa the Board of Trade a certificate of compe- of England School Society, most of whose schools are in became confused' and dizzy. One fine bir
' d fell plump rormances, after the above observations, we shall not have Mr. C TURN
' ' ,0 S firSt Howard, in which it was generally admitted tha the pre- which he wreaked his disgust by tearing them to pieces. . .ER expressed his desire that all unpleasant
)tl!,' • tkw,418,,,, Mate. „ sent system of deciding upon the merits of desig,ns offered localities densely peopled by the poor, we hope that there He was sentenced to five years' penal servitude. upon the ground, and was instantly killed, according to much cause to remark. The choruses were generally well feeling should cease.
tile rale siltx LOCAL BOARD OF HEALT.II.-On the Ist by architects might be very much improved. will be a good ateudance at the sale of those who are de- .., _ the authority of the shepherd, who was watching the sung, and, making allowance. for the deficiency in their s,„,
ne conversation ensued, in which Messrs. BiGHAM,
M RRIAGE.-A sineular marriage took proceedings. The like scheme was repeated, and down full harmonic effect, caused by the-absence of instrumental HonsoN
0. ilv.,ks essrs. Richard Burnley, Roger Winrow, and the sirous of promoting scriptural education among the poorer itEMARKABLE I ^ ' , and EARLE took part.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH SCHOOLS, SCOTLAND-ROAD. e had anoth r • • h fa support, were highly creditable-to the singers. Those of .
place a few days since, in Hightown, N.J. The brid came e, is hich s ared the same te. Both were The proceedinos of th tt fi
IS4' 051,4111',11. Rush were elected to fill vacancies in the classes. .ne e comnu ee were con rmed.
10,t; ''' been ~,Ac'eal board of health. Mr. William H. Garside -It will be perceived by advertisement in another column EMIORA.TION.-On Saturday, the Cork Steam-ship five suitors, to each of whom she had engaged herself, ap- borne off to the earths.-Sporting Magazine. " For unto us a child is born," " His yoke is easy," and me pi Igs of the Law Courts' Committee cora-
-I)'` C --4)ln. t d didat bt 1 f d t
h " ina e as a can e, u re re use o serve. .
that the Rev. Henry Cooke, minister of the district, will Company's vessel Minerva, Captain Byrne, left Penrose's "He is the king of glory " were eren in excellent st -le • -
pointing with each the same day for the ceremony. At COINCIDENTAL FATE OF FOUR-MAsTED SHIPS.-A ,me , gl 3 • prised a resolution, postponing the contemplated festivaL
rid IN' kato- deliver a lecture on the Reformation, this evening, in the Quay for Liverpool, with 467 adult emigrants of both the time fixed all the lads were on hand, aii'd the mag,is- Pensacola correspondent states; that it is a remarkable fue grand -probabls- the grandest of all choruses -at St. George's-hall until next year. A recommendation.
~,,, Iv nee A. ~_ CREDIT.-It iS just twenty years since the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, the proceeds to be ap- sexe "9 1 ild dB•f t b el la
s, i c 1 ren, an in an s, esi es a rge num r .
be trate who was to perform the ceremony was present. The fact that of the only three four-masted sailing-ships that ' Hallelujah," although applauded, and, as usual in to inerease the salary of Mr. W. H. Wordley, architectural
oe V 1014-1. tjanada first borrowed money of this country. plied to the support of St. Matthew's Church Schools. maiden had not made up her mind fully as to who should. were ever built none have been fortunate: The first was Liverpool, encored, was comparatively meagre in effect. draughtsman at St. George's-hall, from 2240 to £2BO per
4rda Was for twenty ears and the t.ime bein up on
0' lai4 .Y, th -., .31 , • g When the destitute condition of this most populous dis- whose names were not included in the return. The steamer
be made her happy lord, when the magistrate requested the Columbus, built in British North America, and she The treble " Pestorel Symphony," one of the geme of the annum, was ordered to stand over till the next monthly'
es le o„ e Ist of April, 1854, the whole sum due was trict, and the peculiar circumstances under which Mr. was so crowded with passengers that over 200 perions had
to be left behind. The emi t 1 *
e n s were a most entirely the couple te stand up. As if driven to desperation, she was the only one that performed the passage. After her oratorio, and inferior to none of Handers expressive and Council meeting. It was stated -that the mode of lighting
e ea Lem. out of the su lus revenues of the rovince
ll!' eed spea I•P P • Cooke undertook its charge are considered, we may express from the country districts, and were Of the decent class of bounded to her feet, gave one of the " boys" a nudge with arrival in London, about the year 1821, she was. sent back suggestwe efforts, was fairly played upon the organ : the great hall could not yet be determined upon. The
ter e fest ks volumes for the progress of the colony. an earnest hope that he will be supported this evening by s cornment on this is unnecessary. In the accompanied principle applied to the lighting of the Philharmonic-hall.
rarmers. The Nimrod, Captain Staveley, leaves our quays her foot, and before the others had recovered from their to Canada, and on her passage out she was lost in the Bay
\\-%,014,111,." OVERLA.IN.-On Tuesday night•the follow- the presence and sympathy of all those who ere anxious every Wednesday, also for Liverpool, and is freighted astonishment the knot was tied.-Amerzegn paper. of Biscay. The next was the Baron of Renfrew, a larger recitatives, the absence of instruments was also severely felt. could not be adopted, owing to architectural difficulties..
,0 tedev Zen were overlain by their parents :-Thomas for the moral and spiritual elevation of so important a with emigrants to a similar extent. This continual stream Aneerre Sererrs.-What it has done in ten years in one yet. She was lost on her passage, at Gravelines, on In several of the solos Mrs. Scarisbrick acquitted herself The proceedings were confirmed.
,iei. iti,‘l eilue weeks old, whose parents reside in No. 4 court, portion of our great town. We hear much of the untiring of emigration has gone on for a considerable time, and the States of America :-.1. It has cost the nation a direct the coast of France ; and the last is the unfortunate Great with great judgment and good taste. Her singing of the -et c
......a..,TEWART gave notice that, at the next monthly--
4 et, as see-street. Samuel Gesrge Williams, one week old, exertions of Mr. Cooke, and the great amount of good will probably rather increase than diminish as the season expense of $600,000,000. 2: It bas cost the nation an RePublic, whose career is still shorter. There seems to be exquisite air, "He was despised and rejected of men," wss
e Council meeting, he should propose that Mr. Earle be ap-
a' 214roreats live in No. 1 court, Scotland-road. James which has already resulted from his labours. advances.-Cork Constitution. indirect expense of $600,000,000. 3. It has destroyed a fatality belonging to sailing vessels of this rig.-New artistic, lady-like, and beautifully expressive: The air, pointed a member of the St. George's-hall Committee, la
' ess2, 'even,
-‘q) ,t,
.months old, the son of parents residing in AN Imenein Eceeesieseic.-Last week a poor short- ILLICIT DisTILLA.TION.-At the Police-court, on Satur. 300,000 lives. 4. It has sent 100,000 children to the Orleans Picayune. "'Why do the nations rage furiously together r" was well the Place of Mr. Alderman Molyneux, deceased.
.fteelli
ssourlusgton-street. witted man, named Jarrat, who blows the organ at one of day, Excise-officers Sproule Kent, and Talbot charged poorhouse. 5. It has consigned at least 150,000 persons IRISH CATTLE.-An account of the number of live Cat- sung; as was also " How beautiful are the feet of them The proceedings of the Markets, Education, Gaol and- -
;:4,ioitie About midnight on Tuesday a fire broke out in our churches, applied for relief before the Board of Mary Carroll, an old offender, with being concerned in to the gaols and penitentiaries. 6. It has made at least tle exported from Ireland to Great Britain having been . that preach the gospel." We perceive that, on Tuesday, ' House of Correction, and the Town-hall Establishment
. tol, eehre's room belonging to elessrs. Major and John- Guardians. He stated that he only received fourpence working an extensive private still in Norman-street, in 1,000 maniacs. 7. It has instigated to the commission of moved for by Mr. Horsfall, the Inspector-Gerseral of Im- , the eta proximo, the same artistes advertise a performance Committee, were confirmed ; a recommendation of the
it'l latZisraildine* yard Brunswick Dock. Owing to the each Sunday for blowing the organ, and sixpence for this town. The still was fitted up in a most artful man- 1,500 murders. 8. It has caused 2,000 persons to commit Ports and Exports reports that there being no official ' consisting of selections from the music of Handel and last-named committee, to increase the wages of the porters
t, ilee - s , Mozart.
~, 16)8es . nature of the contents, the whole of the digging an ordinary grave ! When the grave was a " big ner, and a very considerable trade had been carried on, suicide. 9. It has burnt or otherwise destroyed property reeord of the coasting trades lie ha.s framed a return at the Tovi-n-hall from 20s. to 21s. per week, being orderect
are' '''aily• iewieth the engine-room and other buildings, were 'un," he got tenpence for his task. He sometimes had two there being at least 150 gallons of wash in preparation to the amount of $10,000,000. 10. It has made 200,000 chiefly from market and shipping reports, and he states i AMATEUR GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION. - The to stand over until the next monthly meeting.
V flre - 'lames Th eines belonging to the Liver- and sometimes three graves to dig weekly-seldom more, when the prisoner was arrested, in addition to a quantity widows and 1,000,000 orphan children.-Hon• Edward
'0 b.., . e eng the number of oxen, bulls, and cows at 184,616 in 1850, ' eighth performance of the Amateur Glee and Madrigal In moving the adoption of the Health Committee's pro-
f' P Cern ngade, together with that of the West of Eng- and yet some one interfered-to have his name removed of low wines, the produce of former distillations. The Everett. and 197,644 in 1852 ; calves, 4,462 in 1850, 3,826 in i Union of Liverpool took place in the Music-hall, Bold- eeedings, Mr. JoHNsTON stated that all opposition had
.0'
t`,,j 41,ed. DanY, were early on the spot, and were efficiently from the list of paupers. It was unanimously reinstated. prisoner was convicted in the penalty of 230, and, in A PIN MANIA.-A young girl at Vienna, labouring 1852; sheep and lambs, 176,945 in 1850, 150,020 in 1852 ; street, on Tuesday evening, and was well and fashionably been withdrawn from the Sanatory Bill ; and that the-
St 109,170 in 1850, 151,895 iu 1852. attended, aid presented a gay and animated appearance. deputation which went to London on Thursday, from the
?lit the ent t, renuous efforts were at one time required to -Blackburn Standard. default of payment, committed for three months. under mental alienation, some time ago, attempted to swine,
it,, s„ Yard ;"7 are communicating with the loose timber in NEW WASHING MACHINE.-A machine, patented by eo
s ... RESTON STRIKE.-There has been a slight accession commit suicide by swallowins• a number of pins. At the ADULTERATION OF GUA.No.-An important trial took The programme was a rich one, and included in its contents Health Committee, had returned, but had not yet presented.-
•if)a 'Seqtie„ °llt there were no vessels on the stocks, or the Mr. Moseley, of Birmingham, intended "to revolutionise of skilled hands at various mins in the town d„ine the beginning of eeptembeelasr, the girl swallowed one after Place at Exeter lately, in which the plaintiff recovered the fine madrigal, " Down in a flow'ry vale," which was their report. A somewhat acrimonious discussion took
e ,ifs,e"eas might have been much more serious. the whole art and process of washing household linen, and week, but the number is inconsiderable. The importation another seventy small pins, by fixing, each of them in a £4OO damages from the defendant, for selling*, instead of well and tastefully rendered ;as was also •Bishop's fine place between Mr. Earle, Mr. Bigham, and 31r. Hodson,
se, .sia•R - Bolivian guano, a mixture of loam, peat ashes, salt, and glee and chorus, " Blow, piffle gales." The song, relative to the objects and expenses of the deputation e
,ff, p,,,,_tin 0
..k.;omxtirTEE.-Mr. Dover presided at the .
' every kind of textile, fibrous, or flexible material," was on of strangers has been comparatively small, falling short oe wafer, and placing them in her mouth in such a manner
',,,i5. 'lTrt.ed ~111hErSday, when the medical officer of health ' view at the Manchester Exchange last week. It is a hundred. The number of returned immigrants is va. that they might go down the throat head foremost. As other. matters, just scented with Peruvian guano. The " Snftly sighs the evening,' by Weber, was given with a . .
fter which the roceedin were confirmed an
, P. gs , d the
'el seal 'Li increase in the ret of deaths in the borough, constructed upon the principle of the fulling machine ; riously reported at from twelve to twenty.five ; these were this dose did not produce the desired effect, she continued case involved a complete exposure of the frauds of guano feeling and good taste by Miss Stanley, and the same Council adjourned till to-morrow (Wednesday.)
it 'rki I.csse to asine• the size of them adulterers. ' young lady likewise acquitted herself in an able manner
er 6. ,10,:, 231 last week from 213 in the week pre- alto a box in soa and water and there
foul linen is put 1 . . p . , despatched southward and to Ireland. The number of to swallow a further quantity, incre e .
,te •oesetheete the average mortality of the same week of the exposed to the action of six beaters, which drop upon it as unemployed hands reliev.ed last week by the various corn- every time, so that the last were more than two inches in THREE P D OTh da
ERSONS ROWNED.- n urs y evening, in Spohr's fine song, " Love and courage," in which Mr.
til'e Ins,al sia Years was 295. Allowing for the increase of ,it revolves over rollers by the aetion of an endless strip of mittees was 13,875; Previous week,13,974 ; decrease 99. The length. After this she fell ill, and, on being taken to the as Mr. Thomas Billot and his son, with Mr. John Amy, of Lidel rendered valuable aid with his violoncello obligato. HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANCASHIRE_
4 tav ation the d th last k t t b 1 . canvass ;it is then rubbed by a second set of rollers, and amount expended in relief last week was
a he eres, , ea s wee were abou en eoe , £3,216 10s. 3sl • hospital, effectual means were adopted, and she brought Pallatorie, and Mr.
• , Charles Godfrey, of the Moulin,-all In short, the performances were of an order highly AND CHESHIRE.
it' t._ lth lee. Thirty-eight deaths or about one-sixth of . finally pressed between other two, and delivered at the previous week, £3,232 14s. 6d. ; decrease, £l6 4s. Bd. . off in succession 452 pins, all turned comPletely black. of Roza, were returning from the Echehos rocks in a creditable to the industry, skill, and good taste of the ____-•______
1 , -,•4 0 e ~.., , , 'fu h r nd of the machine uite clean and nearl dr •
rt e e q y 3. She is noa: perfectly restored to health. boat laden with seaweed, it was caught into the current, association, and such as to raise it to an elevated position in THE sixth ordinary meeting of this society was held in
AO k„,lvere it''curred in the workhouse. Of this number . ROBBERY OF WATCHES.-At the Police-court, on Sa-
e, tral .r°lll diarrhea and two from cholera (emigrants). The capabilities of the machine seem to be very great, and turday Geo
, rge, Hall, a respectably-dreised youth, about THE WARLIKE SPIRIT of the boys in Marylebone appears upset, and all the four were thrown into the sea. Mr. ptilalic esteem. the Board-rOom of the Collegiate Institution, on Thursday
se, tee:Net:4Bes of cholera have occurred among the it is not unlikely to come into extensive use in this dis- eighteen years of age, was committed for trial on two to be developing itself into a nuisance. Patrick Burke, alias Billot, sen., clung to the keel of the boat, whence he had A
...a THE ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE the business of the evening, Thomas Moore, sen., Esq., in the chair. The-
44‘11sard tc,:n board the Winchester, lying in the river trict.-Manchester Courier. charges of stealing watches. On Wednesday evening he Prince Gortschakoff, was brought up at the Police-court tf
_ le agony of seeing his son and his tw.o friends sink stage has closed for a week, Saturday's performance being following gentlemen were elected members :-Thomas
Or tio,,te than ilnd, the passengers having been on board for REDio.ious PERsEcUTION.-On Tuesday a meeting was went into Mr. Daniel's, shop in the Crescent, and asked to on Saturday, charged with being the leader of a force of beneath the waters, beyond any power of lus to save them the concluding one ; but the house is to be re-opened on Hughes, Esq., Paradise-row, Chester ; and John Gray Bell,
tbe AO 41,0- a week when the disease appeared. On inspec . held at the New Hall, Hope-street, Mr. R. alTie in the look at some watches. On being told that the price of one 150 Russians, at the battle of Cambridge-place, Paddington, from death. Mr. Belot was subsequently rescued by a Monday, after having undergone a re-decoration. Last Esq., Oxford-street, Manchester..
toi ail werat twelve of the emigrants were found to be sick, ' chair. The Rev. J. S. Blackwood, LL.D., late curate of in his hand was ten guineas, he said it was too high, and London. The constable of the beat deposed that the pre- fishieg-cutter. . The three lost were all young men, first week was chiefly devoted to benefits, Friday evening being Mr. Boardman presented a senes of tbe reports of the-
e' Nse e removed to the workhouse hospital e but the Ven
lee. ho • tnor, Isle of Wight, was the deputation from the asked to look at a Geneva one, on which he said he would vious evening he came upon the Russian and Turkish cousins and neighbours. one oe them, mr. John Amy, set apart for that of Miss Andertou, on which occasion Sailors' Home from the commencement. Mr. Bell pre-
-4o • k„,114,,_ wing a disposition to spread, the whole of the Evangelical Affiance. In addressing the meeting, the 'like to show it to his mother, who was waiting at the win- forces drawn up in order on each side the pavement, leaves a widow and several children.-fersey Times. the house was respectably filled. The performances were, sented five interesting works, published by himself, viz.,
er I leterreae, 750 in number, were landed on Friday and rev. gentleman referred to the praCtical oPerations of the dow outside. The shopwoman permitted him to go with brandishing thick sticks, and challenging each other to the DisSoLUTION OF THE AUSTRALASIAN PACIFIC MAIL " Love," a ballet divertisement, and " The Youthful reprint of King's Vale Royal of England ; Putman's.-
450 , sertilailatse The ship has been thoroughly cleaned and society, and more especially to the Persecutions to which the watch in.his hand, and, of course, he never returned. onset. At his appearance a precipitate flight was com- STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.-A general meeting was held Queen," Miss Anderton sustaining the leading characters. Rhymes on Angling, iu the dialect of the West of Eng-
-is , k bareees, and the passengers were on Wednesday re- Christians are subject in various Parts of the continent ; On Friday evening he tried the same trick on the shop of menced on both sides ; and, after a sharp chase, the Russian on Friday, at the London Tavern ; Mr. Hibbert, the This young lady has ingratiated herself into the favour I land ; reprint of Wyrley's True Use of Arms, 1592 ;
~s !elit hie,4,,,, and would be again inspected by the govern- said it was the primary object to establish unity, and to Mr. Duff, in Tithebarn-street, but was caught in the street general was captured. The magistrate dismissed him chairman of the company presiding. The report stated of our theatrical amateurs by the unostentatiousuess of i
ePedigree of the Family of Scott of Stokoe, from the
1r tr,°,,,ssaes'ucal inspector before the ship cleared for sea. inquire into the extent and influence of Popery and infi- with the watch in his possession. The Geneva watch has with a reprimand. that everything that had occurred showed the prudence of her demeanour, her attention to histrionic propriety, and dition of 1793 ; and the Heraldic Visitation in West-
t 4 is,,,,_of cholera has been reported from amongst the delity ; alluded to the resolutions passed by the couhcil in not been recovered. A FEA.nrun W ARNING 18 recorded in the decease of suspending operations. The Emu and Kangaroo had beeu effective elocution. She is an actress of very considerable , moreland in 1615. The last volume of the Chetham So-
-6' ski jr of the town for nearly three months. Mr. Fresh London ; and expressed a hope that, owing to the influ- THEFT OF COTTON.-Yesterday John Roberts, a lorry Mr. Edward Brenton Vance, Fellow of King's College, taken up for the conveyance of troops to Malta for six promise, and we are glad, at parting with her for even a t cietY's publications, documents relating to the Priory of
Neer. Xeivlands were ord d t t • I f E 1 d 1 • • d •
ere o repor on set era ence 0 ng an ,to eration at present existe in Turkey, driver, was brought before the police magistrates, charged C b'd -h (red
am ri ge, wo i suddenly in a house of ill-fame in months certain. An offer had been made by the long- brief period, Lu offer her congratulations on ' Penwortham was r n
the progress , p ese ted by the editor, Wm. Adams-
'Ni;tett.,es tl .
.4. let had been complained of, and the latter while, at the same time, a Turk was forbidden to renounce with stealing about 331bs. of cotton, the property of Cambridge, between one and two o'clock on Sunday established company in France, called "La Compagnie she is making in public esteem. On Tuesday, Mr. F. Helton, Esq., of Hurst Grange, Preston. The committee'
r IN 71 was ordered to visit Glasgow to inspect some Mahomedanism. The rev. gentleman contended that we morlsing week. Another fellow of the college, Mr. Stacy, des Messageries Maritimes Imperiales," to purchase the Younge took his benefit, ancl was well received. This of the Royal Institution presented a copy of their last
re,. 44... Messrs. Pearson and Co , Old Hall-street. It appeared
a tie la stel, of granite which had been laid down in the ' were bound to interfere, and grounded his arguments on thst on Saturda • last the risoner was em lo ed to o
3! P . P3' c 11- was in company with the deceased, and left him apparently remaining three vessels, namely, the Menura, Dinornis, gentleman's acting is in many respects, marked by report, with Mr. Sandbach's address to the proprietors...
in geed health, when a few minutes after a woman called aue Black Swan. Before giving an answer, the board genuine talent. He has a rich vein of comic humour, From the Cambrian Archeologacal Association was re-
a o Ilad e taat city. It was resolved that Juvenal-street the diffusion of the Seri t dth ' t. • '
; , hut e p ures, an err recep ion m many ee-
y some bales of cotton to the weirehouse of the gentle- .
'' tans : leered and sewered. A discussion then ensued ' instances,-referring to the well-known case of the Ma- • • him to the house, where he found Mr. Vance lying upon the • communicated with the Admiralty, as to whether govern- which he displays with ease and readiness. His acting,
men abovenamed. While he was proceeding along Great , ceivee the Archaologia Cambrensis, for January, 1854 ;
e• ids, -'o._ss,,,e,,nuisance, in the course of which it was stated ~ dial as a proof of the intolerance which existed in Italy. Howard-street he was observed to cut open the end of bed speechless and unconscious. He fetched a surgeon, ment would take them. The offer was declined ; and, after though often grotesque, is rarely tinctured with vulgarity ; ane from Dr. Hume a copy of his paper entitled " Ex-
a lieeaagho, leeconsuming smoke had. been patented by 1 After referring to Protestant states in which persons are one of the bales, and take out of it a quantity of cotton, but on his return Mr. Vance was dead. It is remarkable due deliberation of the whole circumstances of the position and his unobtrusiye yet' obvious desire to please, has won 1 animation
.of the Theory contained in Vestiges of the
ear. lark idelfast, and it was now in successful opera- ! punished for the exercise of private judgment, the deputa- which he placed in a bag and secreted on the vehicle. A that the' father of the unhappy man (a surgeon) met his of the company, the directors effected a sale to the French for him a place in the gratitude and kindly feeling of his Natural History of Creation." From J. J. Howard, Esq.,
°Li 4'ere ~,-?olt: eville's, Lime-street. The borough engineer, 1 tion addressed himself to his hearers on behalf of the vie- watch was kept on him, and he was questioned as to the death by being thrown from a window by an insane company upon advantageous terms. After some discus- auditors. The Lauri Family made their appeal on Wed- F.S,A., or Blackheath, was received an impression of art
I) °I "a, and Mr Fresh had ins ected it and the . tims after which the proceedings terminated.
a i -vele epee • Is . , y 1 , open state of the bale, when he said he had by accident tient ; a brothel- died from the effects of a fall while at sion the report was adopted and a motion was carried, nesday, when, of course, the glories of the "Butterfly's ancient silver seal, containing the arms of More, of More-.
pall eto f d • db tl d .owned • id 1' th b dt tk,tl •-t •f cl* Bll" - d. t d-d t' . ti 1 • b•o•
co e„e a xor , a secon ro ier was i h ,am a rectees mg e oar oa e le.necessare s eps or is- a r‘ ere ra lan an se tic IN e, ic louse em„, a good hall ; and from John Longton Es a Dutch t b bo
Ver84,104 f ion that it was very superior to any other I
j LIVERPOOL TOWN Mission.-The annual meeting of driven against a lamp-iron which burst the bale, but taken from a Dutch East '•
q"
• o acco-
xi'•
I' hrel,:4oo, It(,).1. Preventing smoke. After a desultory con- , the friends of the Town Mission was held at the New Hall, denied that any had been taken out of it. Search being sister now surviving was nearly burnt to deat . solving the company. The chairman, in answer to a one. Inchaman by a Liverpool psi-
, leaStiaeaenday was fixed for a meeting of the smoke 'in Hope-streea on Wednesday. The chair was taken by made, the bag containing the cotton was • found, and then AN INDIAN PRINCE.-Among the passengers by the question, said that the sale of the ships would give a profit vateer, in 1778.
')I1VIT neeramittee. John Cropper, jun., Esq., who said that the Town Mission he said he had removed it from the burst bale to pre- steam-ship Ripon, which arrived at Southampton on Wed- of £lO,OOO on each 'vessel. The proceedings then closed. . In illustration f •
o his paper to be read, Mr. Benn for-
lir he ethie-'2REY GuARDIANS.-At the weekly meeting , had now existed 25 years, and as great a necessity was felt vent it from being lost. He was commited for trial. nesday, were Prince Cholam Mohamed and son, the son and FLOUR IND BREA.D FROM WOODY FIBRE.-The in- LIV.ERPOOL TOWN COUNCIL. warded for exhibition the following articles, viz. :-a,
fr see statoaea, Y the balance in the hands of the treasurer first commenced •
, for such an institution as when it its T grandson of ahe renowned Tippo .
o Seib. The Prince has teresting experiments of Professor Autenreith, of Tubin- • brdenze adze, the metal to be held in the hand ; a stone
b -'I4IIIA-i, to b £715 18 ld It I d ...NCREASE IN CREWS OF PASSENGER SHIPS.-Messrs. tE 1 d th • fli • - d fib •to celt, unpolished, two others; of rude finish one of very
i llalls e,alleation!of the visiLg eo sivtr TO ve ,on the , operations.-The Rev. Mr. Edwards then read the annual Fletcher and Hull, solicitors, at the request of seVeral ship- never before been out of Calcutta. He is come ong an geon, on der caonverseion o 1 gmn, er..eten
ile yatt, nrt', in f THE monthly meeting of the council was held on Wed-• small size, one curiously perforated ; and an a,wl of bronze
o carry out :the ' report containingeneeresting but lengthy exeracts of the to endeavour to
.get his pension !iettle en histfraTisr. 111 ate ae d, al. Igh y deseryT,,
__ _ e. 19_0 nesday-his Wprship the Mayor presidin
!li i,e, iir'Dosed by the Poor-law Board e:.'s owners at this port, wrote to the Board of Emigration g. with a curious handle of stone. Mr. Broughton, of Bury,
iIN, tile proposed additions t far as practice journals of the missionaries, whose success in awakenmg Commissioners to submit reasons against the recent order . He speaks English fluently. His phs siogno
.y iv ry p lan hropists and poli real economm s. To illustrate tue On the motion of Mr. C. TURNER, seconded by Mr. exhibited several heraldic paintings illustrative of the-
, os o the workhouse ; Mr. religious feelings amongst the most neglected and wretched peculiar-almost Jewish in appearance. He is dressed properties of ligniu, or woody fibre, as an alimentary sub-
ot• 'es ",e architect to re are s ecificat' which requires a passenger vessel to shi f tl
p a crew ono ess RoßEßTsbzi, Mr. F. ,Shand was elected to the seat ilialhe hist° fth al D H ddl • •
ry o e roy arms. r. ume rea an ex ebited _
ok 41,,,. ettit,
..
.. , 1) D p ions, and tenders of the working classes excited feelings of the liveliest satis- than four to every 100 tons burthen old measurement magnificently. His cloak is something like a cardinal's, stance, professor Autenreith proved some years ago, that dock committee vacant by the death of the late Mr. ..r- an autograph letter from a native girl belonging to
reeloie sens, the work to be advertised for.-Mr. Shaw's faction amongst the audience. The report went on to Thee d that the rul did t ' •th 1f ce with inwoven gold. His cap is also like that of a Romish by proper manipulation liguin, or woody fibre, might be man Molyneux.
e th no apply wi equa or Australian tribe Mr lliNtaie drew attention to an ancient
seatetieue which notice was given at the last meeting, state that the general visits of the missionaries during the to la.rgaer a:d small vessels at even vessels of the same ecclesiastic high in rank ;in front is a star of glittering rendered capable a proaueine bread. The method which The proceedings of the finance committee comprised a treatise o • .•
•
eatiler es the new Poor-law Bill, was adopted.-The , 59 646. Nearly 4,000 sick and afflicted persons diamonds. On one of his fingers is a ring with an immense he emphyed to produce this result was as follows :-In n water carriage in England and Scotland.
eaa sear dnmates in the workhouse was reported to be s ear were d , tonnage mieht require differ t
en crews, according to their recommendation to increase the salary of Mr. Risht,on, Two communications were read from Mr. James Board-
dl6 344 visits made to them of whom 436 • --- a •- • emerald set in it At Malta he attended a review of the the first place, every part of it that was soluble in water b adi eS • f £950 £3OO • d
were visite
~ an , build, style of rig, size of spars, and the quantity of canvas m n,, nil eyor,. rom e to per annum , an. man, one relating to a sculptured coat of arms on a cottage
A' I hi„tlie ii,IU 895 in the corres ndin week of last -ear • B .t. h t * d f fi • t I w xer- was removed by repeated boilin
ri is roops, an one. o the rst regimer?, slesa p d t. Th
r ' ele easPital th bP° -g • 08 tr t were 'h. 1 ted d
. 3 • died. During the year 1- , . ac s ccu a ,an they could spread ; that the order would come into opera- . gan macere in- e the salaries of William Johnson and John Jones, his at Aigburth, and the other to Deere's It li fth
le, ass es. e num er was 70, against 22 fast year. 4,167 books lent and read with care and thought. From d d '
used was the 33d, which was at the taking of Sermga- wood was then re uce te a mmute state of divisiOn, not assistants, from 40s. to 465. per week ; recommendation te Good Samaritan f 1 • a o-re evo o e
tiou at a very inopportune season th •t r bear ast
et wm e orniery m front of the Dispensary im
ta, • "ein
ht nt ,„ , g taken to reduce the number of paupers at the statement of accounts, read by the treasurer, Mr. John the equinoctial gales over and the e tieltO be patam, and from which his father, the celebrated Tippoo, Merely into fine fibres, but into actual powder ; and after increase the salaries of the following clerks in the Town- Church-street. ar
ir i tio,,Year",, 'he workhouse -Th 1 t•
ee ec ions of guardians for Houehton, it appeared that the total expenditure for the fifth next ' ,th • wea her exp c h d
met his death. Immediately on his arrival at Southampton being repeatedly subjected to the heat of an oven this was cl k' ffi - • Mr H Walter from £250 to £3OO gentl e t decr ermission was formally granted to two
er s o ce
Aviz., h . F enry
ho mate a forthcoming work on Birkenhead
0. 1 Ifv,l" wilirling is now Pending. The result of the elec- ear'was £l,BOO 12s. 10d. The balance on hand at the ne or
aree
likel strox
hme on s , while on the other an ,
he addressed letters "To the Eldest Daughter of his High- ground after the manner of corn, Wood thus Prepared, 1 f ' £155 to £200; and P Oremton
si"is Oe are e, declared to-morrow (Wednesday). The fol- Close of last year was R 505 ss. 4d., being the residue -of gramnaevnal urposyes Th
secarcei active reeruiting going on
ness Prince Golam Mohamed, at his house at Russapuglat, according to Professor Autenreith, acquires both the rirr Tnirium I o org
d al ;Evarrisj, fronm 30s ratic:.ri, :stomp
4 er week : the consi- wreire 3.tithtoriesZisttoric Society. The council of the society-
' Alp saa'ne candidates :-For Everton-Richard Shaw, the legacy of £l,OOO from the late Mr. Lassell. The . sidered topbe, thai ships mcoosmlisierious ob,?reictti)i.on they
fcrgt-i
Calcutta," and "To the Mosque of Dharumtalot, Cal- smell and taste of flour from corn. It is, however, never der.ation of which several su. bject's 'was postponed at the antiquities, if the; gru TtaemPorary museum of local
' 1,114:411 eetbey Kirkus, Wilson Ledger, Henry Edwards, amount of donations for the year was £283 ; annual sub- America would have to ship an ificroevasered numbeaerrghands cutta." A treasurY order had arrived at Southampton to perfectly white, but is always of a yellowish colour. It last monthly council, pursuant to the standing orders ; meeting of the British AgociatiOnt
°in b;e potpe emnb edr n enxgt. t 11:
r N,, aoh , and Thomas Dean ; West Derby-Samuel scriptions, £876 14s. 6d. ; congregational collections f the return voyage only, and, in co 1
nsequence, Liverpoo pass the Prince's baggage through the Custom-house. also agrees with cern-flour in this respect, that it does not recommendation to authorise the auditor to engage Mr• was announced that the Faussett n
k W,q P,,,_11 Mirahams, James Wensley, John Whitby, £396 6; 1 dies' association, £l7O 4e. 3d. •altl ' or
;maen a re- is likely to.be drained of seamen, who will accumulate in LEGAL CORMORINTS.-The following statements might co ection of Anglo-Saxene
ferment without the addition of leaven, and in this case William Weaver Jones, as assistant auditor, at a salary of antiquities, now in the possession of Mr. Mayer, would be
e. b 44141) - LY, Tho Ll dJ h Patin and Robert • 8. - a
, eseee IQ, 8 mas oy ,oni g, . . ceipts, R2B ; total receipts, £1,755 7s. ; leaving a balance American ports, a movement not at all advisable consider- appear incredible, were they not taken from returns just - sour leaven of corn-flour is found to answer best. With £75 per annum ; recommendation to accept the tender of exhibited to the members and their friends, at a day meet-
al 1011:1ersfa;,-"I ; Toxteth-park-Joseph Harrison, Abra- in hand, on the 31st Dec., of £560.-The Rev. W. Graham this it makes a perfectly uniform and spongy bread, and Messrs. Furness and Kilpin, for the erection of officers ing, before the close of the session, and that Mr. Thomas-
ing the increasing inclination amongst seamen to enrol presented to Parliament. Since the abolition, in 1842, of
r. ,5,,,'_A41,4 1-'3 Gilbert Harrison, Samuel Siddeley, William moved the first resolution, which was seconded by the Rev. themselves citizens of the United States. Instead of in- the office of sworn clerks in chancery, the following four when it is thoroughly baked, and has much crust, it has houses at the new gaol, Walton • and recommendation to . Wright, of London, had promised to come down to Liver-
et' at :4, Ilor
rei, , %et ace Seymour Alpass, Joseph Dickinson Isaac Holmes, chaplain of the workhouse. The meeting sisting on a vessel carrying an azimuth compass, and from gentlemen have held instead the newly-created office of a much better taste of bread than that which, in times of increase the salaries of the following clerks in the sur- pool and read a paper on the subject. A resolution was
• ,qt u, lard Miller, Joseph Appleby, Morgan Jones, was afterwards addressed by other gentlemen. 25 to 50 per cent. more eeamen, they submitted that it taxing masters, but, these situations being less lucrative; great scarcity, is Prepared from the bran and husks of veyor's department-viz. Mr. William Fox, from £250 to
, unanimously adopted, expressing the society's sense of
S esa S,,,,,,undrod, Thomas Smith, and James Semple. corn. Wood...flour also,
*boiled in water, forms a thick, £2BO per annum ; Mr. G.' H. Rollett, from £l5O to £175 Mr. Mayer's liberality and kindness on this and on other
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ON RAILWAY BILLS.-East would be better to require that all emi nt ships should have received compensation as follows :-Mr. John Waine-
gr a
t.'o AGE
',4.N1, •-On Thursday, Emanuel Hilliger, a ship- Lancashire, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Manchester be towed by steam-tugs clear of Holyhead, and of the wright £22,027 for the salary of his new office, and £44,057 ' tough, trembling jelly, sulnilar to that of wheat starch,uacud pp* annum. The.proceedings further stated that a memo- occasions.
d le 'se , a
~.N ofa, PPeared before the magistrates, to answer a and Southport : Viscount Jocelyn reported from the sub- channel also, if the wind were adverse. Mr. Stephen Wal- for the less of the old ;in all, for salary and compensation, c
whi his eminently nutritious. The traveller, Von Bh, nal had been received from a number of ratepayers, Pray- The first paper was one of a series bEd Berm
y ward ,
le ,'!larrie th‘ssaulting Jane Hilliger, his wife, in a gross and committee that the additional capital to be raised by the cott, secretary to the board, in his reply stated that, £66,084. If he should cease to hold office as taxing- La
also speaks of the planders making bread from the bark ing that a public clock be placed in the tower of Trinity Esse, entitled " Notice of dertain British Antiquities " hi-
tt ese el raner. The prosecutrix, it appeared, had been East Lancashire Railway Company for the purposes of the as it had been pronounced by competent authority that master, he is to have £1,500 a year for life. The sum of of trees.-Morning Chronicle. Church, but the committee could not recommend' the which the author dissented from the views eurren' Hy
0 elaa'ile}2, the prisoner for 18 years ; and, during that bill is £200,000, and the amount of loan £66,000. The this increase was required for the security of passenger £2,250 a year is to be paid to his representative for seven RAILWAY EMPLOYMENT.--A return extending to 39 council to accede to the request ; that the offer to purchase adopted in reference to the distinct periods at which
r, Poilli4tkt72. been no fewer than fourteen times before the length of the proposed branch to the Manchester and ships, and as it only assimilated the crews in ordinary pas. years after his death. Mr. George Gatt,v in the same folio pages has just been printed showine the number and the painting of " The Spirit of Justice" had been declined; specific materials were employed. Mr. Bean thou ht that,
P tll • °ft"' on charges of grossly assaulting her ; and, in Southport Railway is thirty-two chains, and of the short senger vessels to those in the vessels despatched by the period, has received for salary and compensation £68,811 ; description of persons employed on th7e railways in the that a deputation of
.the committee had been appointed to implements of bone, stone b Sre ' h g bee
iv Is t, act , ronze, ~ mig t have ii.
Ti, 1), tA, ,he had been imprisoned for a period, amount- line in Southport to connect the stations twenty-six chains. commissioners, they did not feel at liberty to relax the on ceasing to be taxing-master he is to have £5,424 a year United Kingdom. It - appears that the total number of meet Mr. John Laird and others on Friday, to consider the contemporaneous. At the close of this aper au interest-
r I.t)f tleAsesaggregate, to four years and five months, for Eastern Union : Mr. Bouverie reported that the cora- order further than had been already done, by the temporary for life, and for seven years after his death his personal persons on all railways employed (open and not open) at draughts of the proposed leases of foreshore at Birken- ing one was read, by David Buxton Esqp, on'the "Educe-
eser a osus treatment to her ; and out of the 18 years mittee ha,d examined the allegations of the bill, and found suspension of its application to ships on the berth at the representative is to receive g 2,712 a year. Mr. Richard the end of June, 1852, was 103,536, and at the end of the ' head; and that it had been decided to accept the proposi-tion of the Deaf and Dumb in Lan' hire. and Cheshire,''
0 4ree3;e4i.;4rried life they had only lived together about the same to be true. Hertford, Ware, and Welwyn time it was issued. With respect to the suggestion about Mills has received in the same period £12,476; his com- same month last year 118,173. The length of line opened tions of Sir W. Cubitt for the erection of the new landing- with statistics showin_
g the number of deaf mutes, their
ilPeiLlitaisf The prosecutrix, who keeps a school in Junction. : Viscount Jocelyn reported that the proposed towing vessels clear of the channel, he apprehended that in pensation on ceasing to be taxing-master is to be £4,935 at the end of June 1852, was 7,075 miles and 52e chains, stage, and that steps were about to be taken to carry out proportion to the population, and the degree of success
"Stre
4 `e thbeha,,,, et, was proved by several witnesses to be a capital of the company is E 63,000, and the amount of loan tempestuous weather, when of course the greatest danger a year, and the seven years' annual payment to his per- and at the end of 'June last 7,511 miles and 75e chains. the project. with which their education has been attended to.
e hk, e illeea and respectable woman . they also testified £21,600. The length of the proposed line is 7-i- miles, and Occurs, such an arrangement would not be practicable. . sonal representative is to be g 2,465. Mr. HenrY Ramsay The total length of line authorised at the end of June last Mr. STEWART moved, and Mr. TYREE seconded a pro-
a ntle eill eeptliaent she received at the hands of her de- the estimated cost of the railway is £65,000. Lancashire r
...RIM FACTION FIGHT AT STOCKPORT.-County Ma o
e Baines has. received in the same period g 79,343 ;on was 11,884 miles and 46 chains. At the end of June last position to increase the salaries of Mr. Rishton, William
te fl.te e b,,,uand. On the occasion now under considera- and Yorkshire (Middleton Branch) : Mr. Bouverie re- has quarrelled with County Roscommon so far a; the ceasing to be taxing-master 'he is to have £5,043 a year, there were 203 secretaries and managers, 47 treasurers, Johnson, and John Jones. THE REVENUE.
littli 4 NZ' struck and severely maltreated her, and broke ported that the proposed additional capital to be raised by re resentati fth t d. " fth , island ar
yes o ewo 'visions o e green . • e and the seven years' payment after his death is to be 324 engineers, 525 superintendents, 247 storekeepers, 241 Mr. BIGIIA.M drew the attention of the council to the 0 -
he th elt th'res of glass. The prisoner denied that he had the company for the proposed branch is £25,000, either concerned, and they have recently been fighting most ,
£2 701 a year.-That is to say, since 1842, these four per- accountants and cashiers, 1,003 inspectors and timekeepers, fact that not many months ago a committee, appointed to An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great
ie NI *lad Droseentrix but admitted that he had broken
d oh,. owa ~ , by shares or loan. The length of the line is one mile and furiously with axes, ha ers, stones, and other dangerous sons have received from the public funds £76,108 for Lege station-masters, 231 draughtsmen, 6,431 clerks, 1,.706 consider the whole subject of corporation salaries, reported Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the sth or
111,-vn.,) 1 because she would not let him see his six chains, and the steepest gradient lin 80. means of attack or defence, and six of the belligerents are salaries for the work they have been &Anis', and £210,607 firemen, 2,821 engine-drivers, 2,869 assistant engme. that none ought to be increased ; yet, notwithstanding April, 1853, and sth April, 1854,, showing the Increase
it) 111 Q. e.„ As the prosecutrix declared her life to be in besides for compensation for the loss of their former office, drivers and firemen, 2,641 guards and breaksmen, 2,223 that representation, the council during the last tWelve or Decrease. thereof.
e ,ie Oa the violence fth • • th • t t
o e „prisoner, e maps ra e LIVERPOOL FEMALE PENITENTIARY.-- The annual in prison for indulging their sanguinary tastes. Unless
int 'et 's the stron arm of the law be used vi orousl there will be GREAT WEsTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.-A meeting
meeting was held on Thursday, at the Bible Soci y g g .3: . . . switchmen, 2,273 gatekeepers, 1,755 policemen and watch- months had continued to increase salaries until at last, as
a ilis kite. over for twelve months, himself in £5O and YEARS ENDING APRIL 5.
f• 44 lig lea of LI- Depository, Slater-street. John Cropper, Esq., in the murder among them er ,
e long although it is astonishing of English shareholders in this undertaking was held in men, 12,297 porters and messengers, 6,033 plate-layers, he was informed, there was an increase in the annual cor- -
a a
.I,e , Tv_ a each.
,se Nee ;,aalt TRADE.-Just at the time there should chair. The Rev. Is Holmes read the annual report. to notice the vitality there is in the creatures, and the London on Wednesday ; Mr. S. Laing, M.P., in the chair.
S' th • fth n'tentiary there have been belabouring they bear without apparent
ince e opemng o epe 1 injury. At the He stated that the railway had been opened in January 20,171 artificers, 49,869 labourers, and 2,309 miscellaneous poration expenditure of £15,000, all owing to these
employments. In England and Wales the number of numerous increases. Me moved, therefore, as an amend- t
1 . 1853. 1854. Incr. Deer-
a eshf 1,,„,, %le best facilities for consumers and transmis-
ii 'le "UCt h • • 1 753 received within its walls, of whom at least 585 pro- examination of two of them before the magistrates a nice last. The traffic during the first month of the opening a rSe el loyed at the end of June last was 91 156 •in ment to Mr. Stewart's proposition that the matter be
ae tlnsdel P 093 d ' I I 1 4 0 X , X
,f• , eh! raii,.. ere, three weeks' interruption has incurred point of testimony as to time was discussed, and one wit- had been equal to £5,000 a week, and it was rapidly in- lEl' d' ' d' ed t'l th t hl ' ' •1 h
co an 2,
~ an in ry ant 1 ,93 . n ng an and a journ un i e nex pont y meeting, at wipe it e
Li• 4t3.4 aad",,aY between Wapping Station and the timber 'ed d t d t themselves in a very satisfactory man-
ce e o con ?c. Wales 5,747 miles and 104- chains, and there was autlio- Town-clerk should submit a return showing the increase Customs .18 513 189 18,871,332 358 143' ...-
ner. The admissions and dismissals during the year have ness, proving an a ,
libi said she knew the hour exactly, creasing.
• The experience of all American lines tended to
rised 8,716 miles and 28i chains. In Scotland 977 miles of salaries which had taken place during the past twelve
Excise •• • ' '
13.38:,498 13,47.43,872 38:374 .....
r kl1(1°,11‘d tlic,',4rnitUre wood sheds, though the adaptations 7 b hlkdtStPt ' 1 k t h lf ast 1•e h th tai the autumn, which was the busy season, the
a a-p eeN n. sow a i tamps .
llows --In the house, as per last report, 6 ; ecause seoo e a . eers c oc
been as fo . . . and 69 chains were open in hs with the names of the different individual. and °
June, and 1,640 miles autho- mon! , . .
ii ~,ith`tio sai," aPping Station come of private expenditure ,
7 f d •tabl 15 , She washed and cleaned after tbat hour but did not iron traffic would be doubled if they had sufficient rolling ' • Taxes
applicants for admission, 9; re use as unsui e, • 1 ed rised ; and in Ireland 786 miles and 71 chains Were particulars of their duties, as well as the names of their _
n' 'as °et a"lt of the Dock Committee. This interruption e *rcumstances he believ Property Tax 5,593,043 5,975,677 , 382,634 ....
4, ~. arr. . ' refused for want of funds, 7 ; taken into the probationary any c othes after twelve, because she had been told that stock to carry it. Under these a ,
opened 1 628 miles and 16/ chains were authorised. predecessors, and the salaries they received.
c ‘se,. , tod 4 notice whatever to the trade, may yet con- h h •l3tt 1 • th th • th t b th fi fter t -elve on Saturdg night there was a reasonable prospect that they would be able , , Post Office
, sit 1 o- .ess th
ci .di ens e holders of stock bestir themselves ; and ward, 67; returned from t e ospita ,;o a in e e iron a urns ere a w h Mr. BECKWITH seconded the amendment.
1 d rin the ear 127. Restored to friends, or places burns the fire of -!" Therefore, she must not iron to earn in the first year from Bto 10 per cent. on their SPANISH MORALITY.-A Madrid correspondent of t e
Mr. Alderman PARKER, Mr. EARLE, Mr. Alderman Crown Lands 252,000 395,888 143,888 ....
vs kto
et 'kis, ry a know, that, besides peculiar management .iouse .u g yb
f,
capital. It would, of course, be necessary to increase 30th ult. says :-" It is stated that the ex-Queen of the Miscellaneous 271,514 167,544 .. .. 103,97%
h' ti f dis bd. t ft then -Manchester Courier.
m service, 29 ; left e ore t en* me, or or o e ience oa er . BENNETT, and Mr. Alderman DOVER expressed them-
be SqZ,llc, '4,,ear carriage into the manufacturing towns, for their rolling stock, and to enlarge their stations, which- French, now at Seville, has for some time past been
I'A • ' ‘,5 6,3. - rules, 33 ; not returned from hospital, 12 ; dead, 0 ; total, RIGHT OP MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS TO CLAIM A f selves in favour of Mr. Stewart's motion ; which was Total ord.rev. 48,683,540 49.724,952 1,145,382 103,9701
,e' ,I'stit si b,.• • per ton to Manchester from Liverpool, would require additional capital. If they could escape the arranging a marriage between a Prince of the house o Imprest, &c. 714,718 934,309 , 219,591
!f- 4'at the eught to within thirteen miles of Liverpool 74. Remaining in the house, 31st December, 1853, 53. D r.
.• ER ,ENTA.GE ON THEIR PRESCRIPTIONS.-
At the opposed by Mr. Aviscne and Mr. JAMES HOLME. On a
't is to be resumed)
a tele eaks ut Coast at the like rate ! Can any facts illus- '
Mr Joseph King read the treasurer's account, for the pe- Manchester County Court, on Wednesday, an action was errors of the policy of railway management adopted in Coburg (the Roman Catholic branch,' . P 1 vote the motion of Mr. STEWA.RT was carried by a ma- Repay.advan. 1,114,548 1,338,601 , 224,053 ...-
e, ettk*43. i e and effect btt r ? Within three weeks the riud .
from the Ist of January to the 31st of December, brought by Mr. Turner, homceopathic chemist, against Mr. England, they would be able to attoin a sound 10 per cent. and a daughter of the Infante Don Francisco de Pau a. _______
jority of 31 to 16.
first time at
e• it t.; e ete,__, . e e .
ett;,..,`"z traversing the docks has declined 10 per 1853, and which showed a balance against the institution Philr hys'ean in the same line of medical practice,
ms, a p li. dividend. The interests of the Grand Trunk Railway of The affianced pair were to meet for the Total Income ,512,806 51,997,862 1 589 026 103,970
For the amendment : Councillors Thomson, Bigham,
)1" e414,4(14 tratr'q an •de t* ttht• b dfu't re
is cis Ina n ion o eimer an an u of £B9 ss. sd. Amongst the items of receipt w.ere £392
Bs. 7d., for work done by penitents, E 52 odd received from to recover the sum of £43 Bs., principally for goods sold Cimada was identiFal with theirs, and if they could see Seville, during the approac g solemnities of the holy . , ,
how. ever that difficulties have Woodruff, Moss, W. Nicholslon, Godfrey, ' Avison, Hohne, Deduct decrease .. .... ...... ' 103,970 ... -
their way to a union upon fair terms, they could then week. It would appear, ,
and delivered by Mr. Turner to the defendant. The items J Gladstone jun Fleming Tobin Neill R Gladstone, . -t
e a here, . not calculated -to improve this.-Edward carry out gradually a well-considered system of branch arisen in the way of the match, apd these are supposed to • , e , , , • Increase on the Year 1,485,0561
1101 iht Itzt c C,retaar. ~ or was mg or r a
elessrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co f h' f the Ge t • • , d' d Th n 1
of the plaintiff s account were not ispute . eo y J. Nicholson, Beckwith ; and Alderman Robinson. ....
father of the bride
0 As,etis °Rl'i TRA A ...., Britain, and £363 4e. for subscriptions paid during the matter in dispute was the set-off which had been delivered, communication in connexion with the main lines. The proceed from the recent marriage of thetoo
11 k
A • t • C ill Aked, And rttl dal -
gams it : ounc ors erson, 1 e e, , •
QUARTERS ENDING APRIL 5.
. ~ q. was i. ,_ DE SSOMATION.-The first aline=
year. Several gentlemen having addressed the meeting, consisting of 15 per cent. on £420, being the amount of directors were in favour of purchasing the Erie and On- with a woman of infamous character, we nown at m
Turner alolt, Banner, Fernihough, Mann, Jeffreys •
'f, •aeeTetart -a/lead on Wechieeday, in the Corn Exchange,
the officers for the year were appointed, and the meeting medicines supplied to Mr. Phillips's prescriptions from the _ er,
tario line and the Niagara Docks, but the English share- Madrid by the name of Teresa Redondo.. For some years -M•
s ooeward presiding The statement of the •
concluded. with a vote of thanks to the chairman e
si Ist January, 1851, to the 30th of September, 1852, by the holders would %Pose it.-After some discussion, a series past the connexion between this woman and the uncle of 111
_ cNicoll , S ae , raf
h' d B icker Earle, Johnson Houghton, 1853. 1854. I Incr. Deer.
4 Sqssr: pud the report were read by the secretary, Mr. enderson, Clint, Stewart', Robertson, 11Zyden • and - ________ ________
'ff. Mr Turner on bein called stated that he had of resolutions were passed, approving the appointment of the Queen was notorious, and so scandalous that Don n
0' bi., iql/4F;oci,tr.olll the treasurer's statement, it appeared 'that THE COUNTY SESSION.-The annual general ses On plaint!, . . .. g .
aco It fhh Id - - e rb • ' p iil ' d hte e removed to th Mac Aldermen Bennett, Preston, Bold, Dover, Parker, &per, X
ty was held on Wednesday, at the Court- been instrumental in bringmg a Dr. Davuls, a homceopa- mmi ee o s are o ers to represent Eng is mterests, Francisco de aa s aug rs wer e e .... . . _ £ £ A;
is lit 411 a I°ll consists f 96 ' mbers each f h h d for the couu d d. Gardiner Bramley-eloore, and Shand. Customs ... 4 432 832
A ki ON ilunal , o me , owom a
th V Archdeacon Brooks in the chair. thist, to settle in Manchester, with whom the defendant an to iscourage for the present any enlargement of the from their father's residence at the Retiro, where he has . . , 4,325,941 ..... 106,891
' ith 4410 suescription of a guinea. while the expen- house, Preston, e en.
odation for idiots entered into partnership in 1843. 31r. Da,vids died in a undertaking. since lived with this woman, for whom he is building a _ ,
The recommendation of the committee was then. • •
4071" Excise .... .. 2,098,581 1,943,350 155,231
••••
ll! '0 tt e treZilted to XlO3 15s. 4d., leaving a bahnce due The subject of providing a.sylum afcomm
afte d and th' Mr Philli s 'eel NEW PROCESS oe M B Are rkabl 'fi ent house near the Plaza del Oriente. A few nrmea•
AKING READ.- Ma e magni C lit . Stamps. .... 1,657,740 1,651,699 6,050
r); NI es Li erer
se_ of £2 les. 4.d. The report, after alluding and lunatics was brought under consideration, and it year or two rwar s, en . p earn on
exhibition took lace f • d *4. Mr: BIGHAM gave notice that, at the next quarterly •• • '
ce ,toriel,3, (4.,L' i'"01 associ a nd the drawin -u of the was understood that the cost of the three asylums would the business alone. There was an agreement between P the other day, at the Marylebone weeks s.go, however, the In ante wa.s seize ,i. appears, Taxes
Wkh general meeting, he should move that no further increase Property Tax 2 152 233 2 -
, , ,567,i14 415,481 ••••
14 di 8 oc,o copies ~ a ion, a . g 13_
led ) b b .20 000 A report was read from a committee Dr. Davids and plaintiff that the latter should allow the or ouse, conducted by Messrs. Morten, Martin, and with qualms of conscience, and addressed himse
If to his
f alar be ted until such a return as he hadreferred se
$ 4 t ns, cone__ or which have been wee at , new •e a out £ , . s
tfith b • td d f rme 25 per cent. upon all his prescriptions that he com- Journet, a French firm, who undertook to demonstrate son, the King, saying that he was desirous of marrying 9 S er Post ffice .. 282,000 282,000
g t 'ale `eta notes dth atters of interest to appointed in September, 1802, ox e asis or san ar o r to had been fu • hed.
Nee,.
e,e , w exit
on
th
8, an o er. m
h dto statisti for a - te Th t mittee suspended its pounded. He did not complain that 25 per cent. was too that, by, a peculiar modification in the fermenting process, his mistress, and intimating that there would be nothing Crown Lands 72,000 65,000 .• • •
ta eal lisiderabl tate that, wit regar _ . cs,
.new county ra . a com
il f th as •gof an act relative to great a per centage, but he complained of the principle the amount of bread from a given weight of flour could be more shocking in such a union than in that which a On the proposition of Mr. STEWART, seeonded by Mr. 8,831
Miscellaneous 19,518 10,687 es,eee 284,003
re , rite 3, from e number of returns have been obtained, operations unt a ter e p sin TyBER, the recommendations of the committee, to increase
f 1853 ;it then set to work, altogether. After Mr. Davids died, Mr. Phillips conti- increased at least 50 per cent. This singular method was Dowager Queen of Spain had contracted with the man of Total ord.rev. 10,826,839 11,045,700 s('• ',20 ..
i#. .4,1 fie hou -` members f the association bet from mer- county rates in the spring o the salaries of Mr. Walter, Mr. Forgham, and Mr E
tll th -,ea -ses of th hi ° • • ' f • and s t flirt fi d Of the 448 townships valued by nued the pra,ctice himself. Mr. Phiffips agreed to reduce
roe ee. aTe e ghest standing, nnporters o gram aiy- ve ays. inve:ited by a French gentleman, under a pupil of Orfila. her choice. The King, taking a moral view of the ques-
• clerks in the Town-clerks office, were confirmed. • vans, Imprest, &c. 221,095 • 276,316 5 . 60,78 i
if' ' t ''t enu be f • h d
1 0 • m r o art oma e returns on the committee 13 only entered any o
hjection to the amount the per centage from 25 to 15. Afterwards he told Mr. . sacks of flour were made use of, both under seal, and tion, approved his father's proposed amendment of his Mr. STEWART next proposed the eonfirmation of the Repayments . 171,859 111,07
_._____ _
p les w t th -' eh t mber were success- Phillips he would not go on allowing anY Per centage at Issued bY the authorities of the workhouse. One of these mode of life, and the marriage was duly declared. One of ----
558 534 344 79a.
14 tin,te 4 ecasion
• was 108 on the second, 84; the members pu upon em, and but two ota nu re recommendation to authorise the a clito M
u. r, r. Bally, to Total Income 11,219,344 '11,443,0881
344,..,0 ,
e N''''' totrelation b • ' from whom re- ful in their objections. The amount of the va
luation was all, as he considered it wrong in Principle and vera dis- was 12aanPulated in the ordinary way, the other by the its consequences, rumour now says, has been the ruptu
age Mr. William Weaver Jones,. as. assistant auditor ....... 1 , i •• ..
0 1,, bop, d net , eing 92. The holders
e eel, oee.no. oe obtained were so few in number that, , , ,wic , owever, wou ave o e
E 6 910 408 le h h Id h t b diminished reputable and unjust. Mr. Phillips told plaintiff he could associated French manufacturers. The first sack produced of the proposed Ceburg alliance, the friends o t
f he Grerman eng
of his intended a a Sa-
t lary of £75 per annu M Te
m. r., 'LER seconded the
, Deduct Increase ... : ..... t_______ .______
0 'l4 h` Mrt-1:11371S, a very f•es• t f th tocks lying by £752, the nett difference caused by two errors. The not afford to give the pradice ull entirely, and after ,_9O loaves, weighing 360 lbs. The second, placed in the prince being diso.usted at the mast:Mance motion. .. .1 213,744 ....
et, bsk[Nt ti,"as arrived atair le th
ateotees
circufated valuation of 1841 was £6 192,067. Therefore they got several interviews, some not Pleasant, defendant came and dent of the French baker's, produced 134 loaves, weighing father.in.law. Other accounts are to t e
h eff t that the ....
Increase on the Quarter
O q 1.,' Of ~.';' Uiembe , v.v ic es una . was
d x.: a nett increase of rateable 'value amounting to £717,589. " coaxed" plaintiff and said he would be content with 15. ''
0-0 5.,. giving an increase of very nearly 50 per cent., contemplated union has been bro E ecr
h •
ken off by ng is inter- Mr. BIGHAM opposed the proposition on the ground
0 es ere relict' a rs. With regard to imports an e. b e th ' t
A communication was read h th nt tr nrer Defendant ceased t° send 11,5,PriescriPtims to the Plaintiff under circumstances very disadvantageous to the owners ference ; but, whether this statement e rue, or e m er- that Mr. Bally had not dischar ed th d 't• fle ffi
g e u les 0 is oce ,-, STATuTE-BOOK.-We do MOSE,
‘..IIRISTIA.NISING °CR . . p
oae_ .
he
lie s.'ltsiatY, it Proper record should appear iu the Bill _ _____ y e con
Ykt th • a 1853 but he stated elo reason for doing so. of the secret, the place, the oven, and apparatus being all ference proceeded from the Prince's more immediate ffi •tl
e men y. the time is ap r lung W u the.
p that
earnestly ho e . • nn will have th •
el seeet al ws lvas manifest that the information therein from Messrs. Wilson, Son, and Deacon, der s o ein Janu ry, s t, either being pro-
•ae - Was es very • • h lieutenancy from which it appeared that the estimated The only complaint he ever Made of bis medicines .was, strange. to their worknsen. This marvellous increase in 'family and friends, is of little mornil fu F . After a tedious discussiou, the recommendation was • I f this Christian co trY . e faithful-
legis ature o
confirmed. d lters and fornication shall be • di
in d-
et e med imperfect and a representation to t e , ~.
he could not drop some tincture out a a bottle. On Production does not arise 'from any weighty substaece bable and highly justifiable. The em y o on rename° ___ e . ness to enact that a ? .
to . .
0. 1,-N nblie., etoth h ' cost of the bunaing of storehouses for the several reei- that
P eo, nen, . e ead a the department controlling
f militia in this county amounted in the whole "to being re-examined, plaintiff said he took much interest in lill
aced with the dough, as no extraneous ingredient can be de Paula is famous for misallying itself. Not one of his Th concluding recommendation of the committee able offences, subjecting the parties imprisonment. We
his and it is with eat sa "
0 ;44r„ ee,,e's eeted in consequence of which omissions_have ments o . .
' ' ' f h th and allowed Dr Davids the discovered in the loaf by th t rigid chemical analysis. married children has espoused an equal, and consequently %tends over until the next monthly meeting. have repeatedly urged t, _ ... gr tisfaction.
-IN"' 4.4 ~' alld a much more full and ample account £23,800. If a new regiment was embodied at Manchester, the science o omceopa y, .
tain him Self with his The agency or properties e Ries
Dloyed must therefore be of a they have all been deprived of their rights as infantes of The recommendation to accept the tender of Messrs. and thankfulness that we observe, wiatie we are writing
rs I'lii to tehiltalticeesareaeared. Upon the subject of charges, £7,000 more would.be reeeiree. After some conversatien 25 peF cent., as lie co_nld not re ele • this direction
11 daM Phillips the 15 per volatile nature, evaporatinegmeuring the firing process. It Spain. Don Enrique married a lady of no partioilar Furness and lailphs, for the erection Of 32 dwellings in that a step has been taken in ,by Mr. Bowyer-
-0 e L ein ' nave
ti) .inai corky . been made to the Dock Committee on t
the subject, during which it was stated that the magm- practice without it. He a owe r.
is considered that the augmented produce -must' result family, a daughter of Count Castello, no match for him ; connexion with the new gaol at Walton, gave rise to a
1 All honour to him for it, and we beseech •
him to have the
e) .111' n mien
lin.deatiA g and ‘,. ces to which elle trade ie subject in tra es were not responsible for a single shillin of the ut. because he told him he could not do without it. For
1 -ed to ra' t g • ce
ise a sum no exceeding the de en n I was su mi .
fdat 't b 'tted that the plaintiff had from a power of the secret ingredients iti checking the one of his sisters married the son of a Spanish nobleman*, long discussion), at the instance of Mr. GODFREY, in ren Y
s courage to. a .
lter his bill, so that 1
... 1. may give power to
1° tika,:!'3' te-4 had `useharging of grain-laden vessels ; and money, it was reso N dinar a Havanese of the name of Guell. The to whom Mr. STEWART stated that there were cies en ad lt
-- indict and imprison u em*s. betas see who •
been
sOset 'The use made for a dock to be applied exclu- £30,000, to be paid by annual instalments of £3,000, with proved the case. Mr. Phillips's prescriptions from the or y amount of loss of material in bread-making, espe- another . se mar- will oppose
'all 'in es on hun uestionabl un ual can o tenders and that the lowest had not been aeoepte .
d I I th di • •
n this. Let us rave e vision lists, with the names of
ison as e e court to sanction the Ito the end of September, 1852, amounted ci 3 gas the application of heat. M. Martin stated riages, althoug q y eq , nt be een„ , . .
Add' kd th li 't d that the lowest - ,
1 1 o*ar
seehae las ee of the trade. A very full report on this interest. Mr. . Ist January,lBs , the course of the discussion it was cci e . t lose AlO ree d adultery as a crime to be punished, and
that the newly-discovered mixture had a strong tendency sidered disgraceful ; but that poor old creature Don Fran-
b sie , en recentl hat uld b
£24 odd, for luncheons supplied to the magis- to £343 Bs. 4e1., and the 15 per cent. upon t wo e whese estimates of those who do not sa re rd
641:ec), inz,-,:") flu, ~ Y prepared by the committee, and payment of to develop° the glutinous substance. in the flour, and that dm) has gone far beyond all his children by takins.; to the tender was that of Mr. Mullen, betweei3 ga it. Such lists will be useful
d fth rt f th d• •
0 Atilt -utt - 'lock boa dh h e referred it to a trates previous to an or er o e cou or e isconte, £5l odd, which would more than cover the claim.-rns SI. th .as .1 dif- . .
•ss and Ks iun ere u . tO husbands, and fathers of famir
el ret. ee sear. r , NV 0 ay . .
once of such expense, the treasurer having, after his bonour held that for the defendant to send the patients the nutrtious element waa by no. means affected, much altar a wciman whose charact,er can only be indicated ,by and those of Messrs. Farm
ess les, and may help to
euide them at elect'
tb„._, th ion, Ai, erir own body, by whom it is no.w under nu less sacrificed for euantity,.. The. saving to the country the strongest word that describes female Wolk acy. The ference of £3OO. . . ed by Mr. - • • to.ns• .We hope, also, that Mr. Doti
h 1 cheon r fused to allow the to 1 • • ' ' h uesti abl itself a good eonsi-
p =tiff ss op was ling On y econd
bon of Mr. GOIOFREY, S . will incorporate them in h " • . ~
sa'ts eDr 'Le the transac 'on of some rout ne bus - x erience of the Rams ay un 2 e anunally by the working Of this nor plan, would be no house of Coburg, if it wishes th maietain its On the propos' is Parliamentary Companion.
to ~ Ocem;„ . ti . 1 1 e P
t After a brief conversation, the Matter Neae &ration, and he therefore gave.a verdict for the d.efeudant rfripectability, • ied tb,t that portion of the pro- ~ , ~_
'lle co,.;.;`__9!gs terminated with the usual compli. aceoun .. leas than ten milliczna sterling, ,is Tar better without such connexions." BECKWITH, It WAS reso.v 3 . . ° -x412(184 taurchman.
Lumuttee, secretary, and chairman. allowed to stand over for the present. • with es-es
I
.

CIIRISTIA.Nringe TE-BOOK.—We do most.
earnestly hope that the time is approaching when
legislature of this Christian country will have the faithful...
es i
ness to enact that adultery anadrftiornitheatiim. on
pr shall be
sonment. We indict—
able offences, p
ences, subjecting the
have repeatedly urged this, and it is with great satisfaction.
and thankfulness that we observe, while we are writing,
that a step has been taken in this direction, by Mr. Bowyer.
All honour to him for it, and we beseech him to have the
courage to alter his bill, so that it may give power to
indict and imprison adulterers. Let us see who will oppose
this. Let us have the division lists, with the names of
those who regard adultery as a crime to be punished, anti
of those who do not so regard it. Such lists will be useful
to husbands, and fathers of families, and may help to
guide them -a elections. We hope, also, that Mr. lxxl
will incorporate them in his' " Parliamentary ComPaPi°n;'
—.Enslich Churchman,