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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

MODERATE PREMIUMS for the Insurance of Property agains
Fire.

LIBERALITY and PROMPTITUDE in the settlement of claims,

IN THE LIFE DEPARTMENT

FIXED ANNUAL BONUSES, after ten payments on Life Poli-
cies, taken out on the Additional Scale.
UNUSUALLY LOW PREMIUMS on Policies net entitled to the
Additions.
No LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP in any case, the Additioi s
not being contingent upon the Profits of the Company.

AGENCIES.—The Directors are prepared to receive applica-
tions for Agencies in towns and districts in which appointments
have not yet been made. No application will be attended to
unless accompanied with unexceptionable references, and tl
parties are ready to find security in
by themselves and some approved sr
SWINTON BOULT, Secretary to the Com
June, 1847

Joint and sepaiate bond
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

ve, on
:s have
; adop:

Imited
nment
Lght it

jesty's
need it

slature
proval.
)f con-
lie me-

homo-

are no

as of a

ute the

or give
n such
to the
ork the

ands of

ire may

to th-e

ired for
I can be
cost of

propor-
results,
tributed
tenth of
nd pipe,
may be
lent, at
,rtion of
ecessary

A a cost

nowt in-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

July i$47E

THECOMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the
ELECTION of SIR DIGBY M 'ORTH will SIT
IJAILY, atN-STREET, m ile the CENTRALrmmunica tions COCOA E-ROOM
ar, 24, lIAR-
RINGTOe equested
to be sent.
July 20, 1847.

TO THE FREE BURGESSES AND THE PARLIA
MENTARY ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL.
GENTLENIEN.

I)IN accordatee with the wishes of a large body of the
Electo
rs of your Borough, I beg to offer myself as a CAN-
DATE f- 1,-

ur of representing you in the ensuing
1 for an 0111-Rapresentative to lay
ling Questions of
few and

Jr the hoi,
t. If it be us,
'ibis sentiments ot.
- it becomes

before
general policy

paelfrThe I

vied Candidate to d
0 first point, one
-(1 gener nterest i
Romish elerzy

nperatice duty otia

❑bject, I

Upon tl

gtve you mq honest opm
_

It is n ques-
.. It is one,

E arm good men it

erne from the principles
;h life. What is in itself
!diency; and the endow-

le would; I consider, be treason tc
t of Protestantism breathes liberty
nd property, and toleration to all
use the words of Lord Arundelatc

aistic to Protest
;" they are,

applied to the
rnly, and vet

c

cit,ernment

ttention has been chlied, is

znaintain.the I
Having t}

my views on the protec
essential to real liberty
mince of our Navigatia

Less, which so vast

Nllih t hes
I re

ttlemen,

Year fait

June 28th; 1847

blished i

Maritime
T *lli aiipport nc

Towing -pre

promOteßi
taw to the

of the country,

:h whiCh the name

I promise to devote myielf

.elity; and diligen
Gentlen
Your most bed.

,nt humble Servant,
EDWARD CARDWELI

18. 10th July, 184-7

ITEE for CONDUCT:
LL sit Daily, at the I

of Cast

CARDWELL AND TOWNSIDE

VOTICE 7'O ELECTORS

THE Electors .and Free Burgesses of Liverpool, in
the Interest of Mr. CARDWELL, are respectfully in
formed, that Information respecting the Election may be ob.
tamed at any of his Committee Rooms mentioned below, an(
that their Votes, according to their nmfierical arrangement or
the Register, can only be recorder t the Polling Booths h0..0
inafter pointed out :
EVERTON COMMITTEE 001

MouGAN's, Rupert
y's Coffee-house.

oters on ti
from 1 to 9

)2, will
.te 114iEdE

voters in Everton Ward
tha

KIRKDALE AMITTEI

COFFEE-HOUSE

ItIRA I
Voters on the Register from gO3 KD
to 1,
dale Ward, will have to poll at the
Booth, Kirkdale-road, near the North end of Boundary-street

SCOTLAND-ROAD COMMITTEE-ROOM—No. 1, BuRLING-
TON-STREET, next oor to the Star Inn. Voters on the Register from 125d4 to 2153 will have to poll at the
Booth, Scotland-road, near the east end of Burlington-street.

BYROM-STREET COMMITTEE ROOM—WoRTII I NOTON'S
VAULTS, corner of Byrom-street and Richmond-row. Voters on the Register from 2154 to 3053 will have to poll at the
Booth, Byrom-street, near Scotland-nlace.

MARYBONE AND GREAT CROSSHALT,..
MITTEE ROOM,-Mr. MITCHELL'S VAULTS.
- • - -

STREET COM-
AT.rybone,

ootn, east
Great Car

all-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

,ble up-

.3
claim

V u 'e" "Y. ''' Henderson, with whom
Yates, inn.,
follows : behalf of Mr. Deane ;
urged not to Paget, on behalf of ti.
; and should opened the case for the
third on the sneer+. in It., ----

hwav

patter to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

rush upon somethin

infinitely v

principles and their Protestant duty-
believe it. We trust they will not be led into any
thing so suicidal; but at once, unless they are
-esolved Tle vote, give their sun-

We cannot

on giving a sin

port joir

Sir Digby

!Illackworth and MI

Cardwell

IN our remarks last week upon the subject of
the Currency, and its inadequacy under its present
restriction to supply the increased want of the•
commercial classes, we referred to a letter recently
addressed by Mr. Isaac Buchanan, of Glasgow, to
Lord George Bentinck, in which that gentleman

.ays down_ a project f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

details would-be cori;idered after-wards

He said he had a

to the Com-

few other particulars to mention in privE
mittee, and the reporters then withdrew.
The land proposed to be taken commences at Bankhouse-
lane, at the first toll-bar, on the Bootle-road, immediately
in connexion with the extremity of the present new dock
works. and extends beyond the two landmarks to Rich-
mond-terrace, near the second toll-bar. The land be-
tween the Bootle-road and the proposed docks is to be re-
served for Lord Derby ; the remainder on the shore, con-
sisting of 200 acres, is to be given to the Dock Trustees.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

to numerous Clergymen, Merchants,

Cards ofTerms,and printed Testimonialsfrorn the Rev. Thos.
D.D., LL.D., and the Rev. henry Carpenter, A. 8.,
,cretary to the Church Missionary Society, and Edwardßatty,
Swryeon, as well as Extracts selected from the Public
Tow:nals of Liverpool, may be obtained at the Establishment.

WHO WOULD WRITR AN INDIFFERENT

AND,
flowing

be de4itired in a few :Eas;Le;so;s,—...---A-
-AT MR. AND MRS. THOMPSON'S
PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISAMENT,
8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.

t. THOMPSON, who has been established at
weep No. 8, Clayton-square, pwards of seventeen years, sole
Inventor and Head Teacl of a new and superior system of
Writing, enables bad w • ers to acquire a free, expeditious,
and commanding stvl f Pantnnnslnn inn fAvy easy Lessons

of one hour each, 'ate, or in class.—
LADIES, in C s, meet at Three o'clock on Mondays, Wed..
nesdays, and days, and are completed in a remarkably free
and lady-lik andwriting, the only fashionable one of the day.
GENTLEMEN meet in the Evening of the above days, First
Class at Seven, Second Class at Eight o'clock, and are com-

pleted in a gocid, bold, freer and expeditious business liana.
Lessons given strictly private at any hour, to suit the conve
nience of the Pupil

MR. THOMPSON
GIVES LESSONS IN THE USEFUL ART OF
B 0 OK-KEEPING
BY DOUBLE ENTRY,
'ontaining the general principles and particular rules now used
in the mercantile houses in Liverpool.
• . .

The Pupil is thoroughly instructed in a variety of extensive
and diversified transactions, including Purchases and Sales,
Goods on Consignment, Shipments Abroad, Joint Adventures,
Making Insurances, Partnership, Posting and Balancing the
Ledger, Balance

Calculation, and Shprt-hant

Commercial Alit
taught in a few Les.
For Cards of Terms apply at No, 8, Clayton-sqtAN4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

rapid r

flag-boat was,-
1 Vision, ..
2 Bacchante

3 Victoria

The Echo and the others followed in succession, the Gen/
last, though, considering her small tonnage, she did won-
ders. She would have been allowed 16 minutes in time as
against the Vision. On board the steamer was Mr. Grib-
bin's excellent musical band of ten performers, who played.

.
almost continuously, the ladies and gentlemen occasionally
dancing on the quarterdeck. An excellent dinner was
served in the saloon. After most of the yachts bad re-
turned, the Commodore presented the massive Cup to Mr.
Birchall, highly complimenting him on the able manner in
which he had sailed his beautiful yacht, beating first-class
vessels from various ports. He had last year and this beat
the owner of the cup, and it was now his own. The Club
had not contemplated losing it so soon ; but felt assured
that no one more deserved it. He also presented to hint
the handsome Ladies' Purse, embroidered in gold, and its
valuable contents. Mr. Birchall responded in manly yet
modest terms. Wine was handed round on the occasion,
and a number of toasts were given, received with loud

e patron of the Club

Ls were those of t

steward

and other office
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

EDUCATION,
IN CLASSICS, MATHEMATICS, 'SCIENCE, AND
COMMERCE.

IUR.W.M. FISHERwiII RE-OPEN hisACADEMY,
39, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,)
the 28th instant.

In this Establishment Young Gentlemen are instructed in
the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Commerce,
Drawing, and General Literature, so as to qualify them for any

rreantile pursuits.
onversati on, and

All the Classes are practis
have the Sciences of Astronor

1, Pneuma-
tics, Electricity, Galvanism c., illustrated by extensive Ap-
paratus. The Compoun chromatic Microscope is an elegant
instrument, of imme power, and the Diagrams for the
exhibition of Cele 1 Scenery are numerous, accurate, and

ThechCioi-roornsi; a handsome and spacious building, the
situation open and healthy, and the Gymnasium, for exercite
and recreation, is fitted up with every convenience.
The BOARDERS are treated in every respect as Members of

ie Family

)uring the Summ

BATHING at the CORPORATION BATHS. In their
~'rivate Stu-
dies they are constantly assisted by the Resident Masters.
They have the use of an excellent Juvenile Library, and each
Young Gentleman has a separate Bed. Particular attention is
also paid to the Study of the Holy Scriptures ; so that every
requisite is provided for the health and comfort, as well as the

F.S.—.For Qualifications, Experience, and Success as an
Instructor of Youth in all the various Branches of a solid and

tie honour of refer-
rind Professional
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PEDAL HARP,
BEER-ENGINE, IRON BOOK-SAFE, SODA WATER

APPARATUS, .IRWRLLEIiY, 8-c. •
By Messrs. WALKER & BIRD,
To-MORROW, (Wednesday) the 28th, and THURSDAY, the 29th
instant, at Eleven o'clock plecisely each day, at their Rooms,
55, Church-street,
ikN extensive Assortment of HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, Pedal Harp, by Brat, large Iron Booksafe,
Six-pull Beer-Engine, in excellent condition, Soda Water Ap-
paratus complete, a quantity of Jewellery, to close an account,
and a variety of Miscel'aneo er ,
The FURNITURE corn s Sets of Mahogany-framed Chairs,
Sofas, Chiffonniers, oards, Set of Mahogany Dining Tables,
Mahogany and wood Tables, Pembroke and Card Tables,
Glazed Bookcase, Chimney Glasses, capital Brussels and Kid-
derminster Carpets. Fenders, &c., Sets of Four-post and Tent
Bedsteads, with Moreen Hangings, Four Sets of Iron Half-
tester Dian, Feather Beds and Bedding. Toilet Tables, Dressing
Glasses, Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Carpets, and the usual
Chamber Requisites, several Eight-day Clocks, Kitchen Furni-
ture, Utensils, and other useful Articles.
May he viewed This Day. the 27th instant, and Catalogues
had at Messrs..WALKER and BIRD'S Offices, 55, Church-street.

BRETHERTON'S HORSE BAZAAR.
R. BRETHERTON begs to announce that, at the
iv I- earnest solicitation of a great number of his Friends, he
has been induced to commence
A MONTHLY SALE OF HORSES, BY AUCTION,
AT HIS BAZAAR. WOOD-STREET,
and that his FIRST SALE will be held on TUESDAY next, the
3d of Auiist, at Ontsgr..l4o nreciselv.

at which time will be offere reat variety of Hunters, Car-
riage, Gig, and Saddle SES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,

quested to enterThein as earl
or at the Offices of

Lrriazes. &c. for Sa7e, are re-
convenient, at the Repository,

;srs. 'JAI.

KER and BIRD, Auctioneers,
Church-street.

FURNITURE„ PURLIC-HOUSE FIXTURES, CONCERT-
ROOM FIXTURES, PTCTURRS, TIMEPIECE, se.,
SFr A KSPERE TAVERN, TEM LIAMSON-SQUARB,
CORNER OF DAWSON-STREET.
By Mr. HILL,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 27th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, on the Premises, Shaksgra..-Tavern, Williamson-

THE excellent gcnte and useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, F.iz ay Timepiece, Pictures, Fixtures,
Beer Engine, Spirit .s and Taps, and Fountain, Concert_
room Forms, Fixt , and Fittings, and other Fixtures and
Effects.
In the PARLOURS and SITTI

ROOMS will be found Maim-
)ard. Chiffonniers. Carnets.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

or fishing,

As the pu-

ly are prov

!d for 1

South America.
AAIENT.—When

!e of a wrong

fined on soul,
say that the

terpoied, become
1, not to mention

ink quality of a

that I could not

ry evidence
ne ; thong},
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

•
For TABLEAUX VIVANS and for POSES PLASTIQUES,
This is, for Liverpool, a glorious week—
The best that can be chosen for Electioneering ;
For those who from the straight path would be veering
May be pourtrayed as models on revolving table,
And Illustrated, too, in Classic Fable.
"Or better still, to push the game along,
Present them as a Tableau for a Song.
Thus Manners, dressed as Hercules the bold,
With club or The Merry Days of Old,"—
A gay Olympian would appear at • ,
`Contesting bravely the Electi icket;
Raising Young England's , the Tory shout,
Defying all the rest to yL HIM OUT.
Then Great Sir Di lackworth might appear,
Before the Thro o Jupiter revealing
His ultra doctrines, dressed in sable gear:
What, Sir Digby !—You MACK—KNEEL-ing !
'To bend your neck with aught but war inspired—
TABLEAU and SONG—Sir Digby and " the Soldier tired,
Next, Birch, with rod in pickle for the Tories,
Author of many schoolboys' grievous stories,
Such injuries as even Candidate Lord John
Cannot, without great pain, look back upon :
So will he jump with joy on poll to find
He's grown a man, and left the Birch behind.
Stand back ! quoth Birch, for I require the room ;
TABLEAU—theAupeanStable;SONG—"theßonnyßroont,
Next Card-well comes—no leaving in the lurch—
Born in the town, alike with Thomas Birch;
SONG—"DicNey Sam," Commercial Operatives ;
TABLEAU—ELECTORS TAKING IN the NATIVES.

The Morning Performances commence at Half-past Two, and
the Evening at Half-past Eight
PriCes—Boxes, 25.: Privato
105. 6d. ; Pit, Is. ; Gallery, 6d

Boxes, to hold Four persons,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

dation, of both wet

an area of 200
timber trade.

estate and to this port,

;he committee of sites for four blocks of
td streets, the first and nearest to the pre-

at works I

ng to be corn

!ct in six yeai
a 14 years, a

econd in ten yea

the third

fourth, at the northernmost end in 18 yea

sites or blocks in question, we presume, will be
made from the surplus excavations at the north
works now going on, and any further excavations
which may be sunk in forming wet docks upon the
space to be taken in by the committee. We be-
lieve it is generally admitted that the extension of
the sea wall further north will operate most favour-
ably upon the outer channels of the river, and re-
move altogether what is becoming a dangerous set
in- of the current in that part of the shore along
which it is to be rim,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

!it to Parties

t;'i'iE:

airikg

_ cto we regret the disuni
vay into the ranks of the Conserva

, .
r, however, to t
teet those can&

mitted after
flitted at t

owing the arrangement of the Rt
tie posted at the doors of the Crown Co'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

?pdily paid, was conscious until the day precedii
ution, and expired without a struggl

Society_of New York (says an American pa-

not give

v'= said to have demi....
slaves, even if they are able to read.
The trial of the Poles, which was to have commenced
at Berlin on the 26th instant, has been postponed till the
middlee den
of August,
of
tille
in consequence.
So nce of the want of lawyerf
for th
regularly do curious visitors ascend Mount Vesuviu
for the purpose of viewing the crater and witnessing UK
eruption of the lava, that the municipal authorities of
Naples have fixed the charges for carriages and guide, in
les 97. Ireland 13 • cotland 6; the Coonuy, 21
ana
mauncr as the fares of hackney coaches are re- Wa 7 1
Church of England. It
Cis
l
is as toitows:—.pn_gisrt
at Jerusalem, 1; United thates, 29; T0ta1,...97,

Colombo

Newcastle
Adelaide

•t Gray,

It may be interesting to give, in t
the total number of Bishops

with the

the sam,
gulatvd.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

-itiaritrts'.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JULY 20.
Wheat, 22 qrs., @ 3 3s. 10d. qF qr.: total, ..t7O 4s. 441
Oats, 0 qrs., t .t 0 Os. Od. qp, qr.: total, .40 Os. Od
Barley, 0 qrs., @ ..t0 Os. Od. 4, qr.: total, .t.O Os. Od

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 21
During the present week the few saes reported in 1
Wheat have 1

n at an ad

o chan

zirr

tar t lit

On the 13t1:

On the 14th instant, in Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square,
London, the Hon. Lady DALLAS. of a son.
_ _

On the 151
Major Ge.

near Winc

Waltor

On the 16th it
AVUS YONG

T, the wife of Captain GL
loya?) Regiment. of a son.
Pe of Mr. JOHN JOHNS()

On the I

HOLLA

:, Chester,

.ondon, the wife of

L•GETTO
On the

I'. DWYE R,

'est Derb•

Same

STOREY

lAM WEBI

[e day, iii Li

ITUAIE,

JANET
TIMM.

wife three or four
years older, and both are natives of Scot.
land. On leaving this country, about forty years ago, In
wanted his then blooming; love to join hands and go with him;
but a refractory father compelled hpr to r,cnnin

twenty' yf
termined
early affe

On bec

York, Mr. T
WILLAH,
been a widav

bride.gri

n married fiv

1 he Sti

;e's Churcl

ITH HUT

ly the Rev. C. L. Lawrence

THE MAIL

SOmerset;with

" Bickham Esco

trying, thro
1 the notice 01

I would ask the'

lived in Somersetshit
the inhabitants an
competent to judg
specting either tile,
realty intellectual nu

SW, I am
of my birtl
each c:e. thf

ton, the Hon. Mrs. EDWARD i at!itt prowler still ar
bo in times ;)as
guished by their sti
sots' wrongs ; who
azainst the I),Thißi,

ruin, and death r
and trusting
And are Cher

a cread:y hate for 6".
%-olutinn. Those
utmost with their fj
of those principles

?i/, S,

I with the success
their cause (lest
Sir, your very

TH.E CH

LIVERPOOL I

ISCHARGIRD: IT,

tors, J. 13614
Rev. W. Blur

NORTHERN I

ation, 18

E. Jones ;
J. Mosley
dersleeves
Rev. Wm.

LIVERPOOL DISPI

NUMBER OF NEW PATII

ARIES Dt

NORTH

AND THE ELECTION FOR WEST

SOMERSET,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STA
SlR,:—The Liverpool
gentlemanly mann

DARD.

,r:i.ay last, in_ its usual

re epithets for lack of
le electors of West

jected at Winches

ers biniseii
locality, re-
or their

1 I of the place

cation,
fferies

us God.

-b2 exquisite
wen there he

yet lives,

,nal part of
)f "Young

inations, anal

1 to the
defence

s " clod-
mse and

nerset and of all
atinch principles

may meet
ETe desire of

JULY 24

ru ana at own
0; Dead_ 9

als during

.on, Mr.
se Visi-

Chaplain,

rases upon.
'tired, 32 ;

3. Gil-

Esq.; Chaplain.

OF THE

JAN. 25.
ine at the in-

medicine at the in-

own houses, and sup-
sitors Charles Booth,
eux,Rev. D. D. Stew-
'', Mr. John Leech.

MY DAYS, ETC

18 10 ;9th Sunday aft. Tri

)ST-OFFICE, JULY 26.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

547.

a good
ive or Six
1 Garden,

, Kitchen,
ich-house,

Igs, Tithe-

FlOUSE-
!throag.

ig been in

d BONE

verpool.

ne light
Ld finished
,oyal Blue,
F_st Patent
, and Bar
M PHAE-
ed up with
Winter or
with Pole,

leel-street,

BEHOLD

ry beau,-
CE, called
Heston, iii
the Man-
hereto be-
D, part of
r divided
espectable

kiiioon ;
t Timber,

beautiful

country
SIX from

rewsbury,

'tester and

on to the
Messrs.
;e Office a

1-street ;
e Garden

or any'_'of

JR, in a
Dock.

iodated,
ildr6n, in

or Three

'bridge-

Drawing.

eption of

ing Two
d-rooms.

m-street,
iwern.)

.PANY,
►ent, are
nount of
a period
or for a
?er Cent.

LANCE

—Apply
lancery-

premium
articipa-
the In-
iveraged

If of the
i Years ;
Policy if

!tarred.
:ation at

.e-street,

AN C

Or guar

it, is free
) FOUR,

•STREET,
retary.

LIFE

liairmen.

LIMITED
stionable

Ail a Re-
tbe kept

Reserved

e sum of
as of the
current
ent form
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

vuxa Lao
tb, and
—at ti

!ct with
n the I

opposition to
I was much

ich I ic

)us opinions of

.d form of holiness, without

To say
"Soul of

preached at Oxford,
Dcate, for the LAW-

ts a re-
talzdina

zna religious feasting, hol, aril
the subitantials." I beli

nt seat of learn-
It is very well

oils to revive spoits on

, .
he would not, if oppprt

Tests of
nd all, patroniEe

I TRUE PROTESTANT

r their (

FAAD.L
lan at v

y consistent to put. The reply wL, '
I John Mnn- Mr. T. B. HORSFALL I

I had no little ph
ennrliciatp_ A

He had truly c
the prosperity
them as the se
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

Ibrail.
Flint
Odessa
Olive

for this
_ Geol.;

July.
Mani
Hon!
at Cove

Mayfi
Expei
York'
was ..pc
previou
MORI
of Preit

yesterd
Gins
Clyde, 1
QUEI

gone, C
her be;

pool TO
painted
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

Just published, price Half-a-Crown,
EPORT of an EDUCATIONAL TOUR in
it Germany, France, Holland, and Parts of Great Britain
and Ireland, being part of the Seventh Annual Report of
HORACE MANN, Esq., Secretary o and of Education,
Mass., U.S., 1844; with PRE E and NOTES, by W. B.
HODGSON, LL.D., Princi of the Mechanics' Institution,
Liverpool.

" Many ehall run to (Sd fro, and know

Pledge shall be increased.'

Second Edition. - •
London : SI/MPRIN, MAastrALL, and Co, Edinburgh : A
and C. BLACK. Liverpool: J. WALMSLEY. Manchester
St MINIS and DINH AM ; and may be had of all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

man has postponed a ma

in ord
It is s
Peel ;

a in town and his election

d, howeve

that he is a disciple of S

nd that by approving of his claims you
approve of the policy of Sir Robert. Be it so ! On
the other hand by approving of Lord J. Manners's
you lay the Protestant character of Liverpool at the

feet of th,

ir'aseyite faction

Which is the greater

Would

'otestant3 of Li

e hope of r

ing the

's past conduct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

imptrial Varliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY.
On the question of the third reading the Leith Harbour
and-Docks Bill, the house divided, when the motion was
carried by 26 to 20, and an amendment moved 'by Lord
Redesdale was rejected by 21 to 16, when the bill passed.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY.
On the question of the re-committal of the Bishopric of
Manchester Bill, Mr. Escorr moved as an amendment
that the house should proceed to the other orders of the
day.
After a speech from Lord JOHN RUSSELL, explanatory
of the course he had invariably taken with respect to ec-
clesiastical matters, and some discussion, the motion was

-wandrawn,und the house went into committee.
-Mr. M. PHILIPS moved as a further amendment to the
preamble that the proviso for the establishment of the
~f 14fsin 4 ester forthwith, be struck-out of the

bill. • -
After some debate, the amendment was negatived by a
majority of 18 to 14.
Air, V. SMITH then moved that all the words relating
to the creation hereafter of three new bishoprics be

omitted

the of

taken by the right honourable

--- -
gentleman possessed sonic
- - •

weight, was disposed to t
well be omitted, leaving th
entirely open to a future parliament_
The words were then struck out, and the preamble at
length agreed to.
Altar some discussion on the first clause,
moved its 'omission, but it was affirmed by a majority of
128 to 25.
On clause two being put, which proposes to enact that
the number of lords spiritual should not be increased, Ms
J. S. WORTLEY moved that the Bishop of Mancheste

!link the words migh

proposition of new creation

r. HuA

-
should not be deprived of a seat in Parliament.
On a division, the amendment was lost by a majority of
111 to 57.

The remaining clauses were then agreed to

On the consideration of the Lords' amendment to toe
Poor Laws Administration Bill, the clause struck out by
the Lords, providing that man and wife should not be se-
parated in workhouses when above sixty years of age, was
re-inserted ; but that of the admission of ratepayers to the
meetings of the Board of Guardians, as al,o struck out by
the Lords, was not persisted in, on a division of 81 to 19.

HOUS

OF LORD;

the various pu

;e which had

went during the present
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

snouts
3reock,

reat laguhter and z ab-

Worth's canva'-sg

Those v

achieve. that he

on Thurs-

ild return from the

ag one enemy'.

e friends of the.
Council—the Al-

•ere in favour of S:
uterested in his

vote of thanks tc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

standir
tion.

lying prone

not quite I(

MILT(

portrait of ar

man of t
being the

is virtuosi

poetry. Add
with very unl

s unworthy to
s a frugal, in

days, yet col
not in Pascal

all the attri

valry in these

are tempted to

end of their e
any he saw p

%don of it
a Mil tnn

)logist

farmers (

mcstic natu
two and a f

lublic at

PRIVATE
id, in ti

or on c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

horn of those parts of

Dn Wednesday

w church

'estm in

er, was laid by the toundress on Tuesday, in
the presence of the Bishops of London, Oxford, Adelaide,
and Tasmania, and a very large assemblage.

SECESSION FROM THE ESTABLISHEDCHURCH.—The
Rev. Mr. New, late curate to Mr. Dodsworth, at Christ
Church, St. Pancras, London, has been received into the
Roman Catholic Church. Mr. New was of St. John's
College, Oxford.

THE HON. AND REV. G. SPENCER.—We regret to
state that this gentleman lies ill, with scarcely any hope
of recovery, from fever, caught amongst the poor Irish in
the discharge of his duties as a Roman Catholic priest, at
Aston, in Staffordshire.
CHURCH EXTENSION INST. PANCRAS.—MUNIFICENCE
OF THE DUKE OF BEDFORD.—The population of this
parish amounts to upwards of 160,000 persons, whilst the
whole of the accommodation furnished by the existing
churches is only sufficient for 23,000. There are also
more than 8,000 children who are growing up without any

instruction in the doctrines and precepts of the Gospel.
To remedy this deficiency, the Rev. Mr. Dale, the vicar,
has set on foot a public subscription for the erection of
places of worship, and which amounts to upwards of
£3,000. The Duke of Bedford made the munificent do-
nation, in addition to the funds already raised, of £5OO,
together with a site of ground for the erection of a church.

COLONIAL BISHOPRICS.—The following table exhibits
the series of Colonial Bishoprics in the order of their
foundation :

Date of
Erection

Dioceses

Mountain, D.D

1814 Daniel Wilson, D.D. .. 1832
1824 Aubrey G. Spencer. D.D. 1839
1824 Thomas Parry, D.D. .... 1842
1835 G. Trevor Spencer, D.D.. 1837
1836 W. G. Broughton, D.D.. 1836
1837 Thomas Carr, D.D.1837
1839 John Strachan, D.D. .... 1839

1841 a A..Selinu

1842 Daniel G. Davis,
1842 W. PercEAw3.tin

D.
.D...

1845 John Me
1845 James Ct

1847 William '1
1847 Au
1847 1l

ley, D.I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

as depict

steps, to " hold

and then-I'll turn ro.o

plause.) From the re:
he entertained no dc--'
the elector

e manful

contest without losing o.
(Loud cheers.)
J. TYIIER, Eso., renir

voters who r

;ented t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

LONDON-ROAD COMMITTEE ROOM,

STRELT, near Loncl
Voters on the Register from 3954 to 5
Booth, London.road, opposite the Mc

153 wilt have to poll at t

LIME-STREET COMMITTEE-ROOM—Mn. TIMOTHY PAR-
KINSON'S VAULTS, ROE-STREET.
Voters on the Register from 5154 to 6353 will have to vote at the
Booth, Lime-street, opposite St. George's Hall.

CASTLE-STREET COMMITTEE-ROOM—CORNER OF CAS
TLE-STREET AND DERBY-SQUARE.
Voters on the Register from 6354 to 7253, and Freemen on till
Register from 16,645 to 17,004, will have to vote at the Booth
front of the Town-hall.

CHURCH-STREET COMMITTEE-ROO
TER-ROOMS, 79, HANovEI
CHURCH-STREET

TREET, Two DOORS F-R0.!.1

the from 7254 to 8453

[)osite the Lymum

.01INT-PLEA-

ABERCROMBIE COMMITTEE-ROOM-88, _
sANT, OPPOSITE THE SOUTH END OF THE WORKIIOu.
Voters on the Register from 8454 to 9653 will have to poll at the
Booth, Mount-pleasant, opposite the Workhouse.

iENSITAW-STREET.
010,853 will have to poll
Luke's Church.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

I- ----" one of the great securities 01 Lilt
or Original Inventions, 6 and 7 Vic., cap. 65, be sure and ask self, at an early period of my
for it. Be sure and ask for it, as the system of the Drapery suitable maintenance of the I
. .
and Millinery Business precludes their (speclally) introducing Ireland was --- ----
the " VENTILATING BONNET and CAP- PRESERVER" to ,:_:____ __—
your notice ; Reta" 's
at the usual Whol
turer, 2, Beresfor

ale Warehouse

neo may now procure it am equally of a
prll of the Solo hlanufae-
never to be cart
Innann

tinue to forwardz utv, u 11, 'Ammon, wno con
them by post fo ne Shilling, and one PoSt
age Stamp, until Ladies expel.' ce no difficulty in procuriN
them.

may "A very useful inventio as recently been introduced be- in
like to
Y prole
fore the public, more p icularly concernin? the ladies who notnot like to
fore the public, more p icularly concernin? the ladies who again wish to he economical matters of dress. Every lady knows
~.7 ,„: I
that hair oil and pers ation soils and destroys bonnets of silk, -
'tray', and other d cute materials. Mr. R. W. Metham 1
vented a neat I e article to wear under the b0r,,,,
' It is very armlcp,.l.l- _ -

its being soil 6
or cleaning. Ii

Li dying I I

sively light, and not heatint
perties. It will be the mea

unt of its ventilating.

on, and seems_in every re

d lass of Lair, but
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

al.rs bp 21trtion.

FURNITUItt

MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on the
Premises, No. 22, Hardwick-street, opposite St. Jude's
Church, Pembroke-place, on FRIDAY-next, the 30th instant, at
Eleven o'clock precisely, the genteel and useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, a few Books, and other Effects of a Gentleman
changing his residence.
The CHAMBER FURNITURE comprises Painted French Bed-
steads, Hair Mattresses, Painted Chests of Drawers, Toilet Ta-
bles, Washstands, Chairs, Dressing Glasses, &c.
The PARLOUR FURNITURE, &c.—Six Yoke-back Imitation
Rosewood Chairs and Couch, in figured Damask, Loo
Table, Mahogany Pembrok o, Chests Drawers, Easy
Chairs, Brussels and V - an Carpets, Fenders, and Fire-
irons. Books, Gas'F' gs, and Venetian Blinds.

The useful Kit Requisites and other Effects.
May be vie on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may
be had on the Premises, or at the office of the Auctioneer,
Clayton-square.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
By Mr. BYFORD,
On FRIDAY, the 6th day of August next, at Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,

verpool, (subject to such conditions 'of sale as shall be there
produced,)
Lott. ik LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate on
the west side of Albert-street. Toxteth-park, with
the Two -Front HOUSES numbering 84 and 86, and Six COT-
TAGES at the Back, erected thereon, forming one side of
Bangor-place and one side of Cevini- e, all adjoining, and
producing a rental of .75 per a , al veil tenanted, now
in the occupation of Messrs. , it, Thornton, and others.
Lot 2.—A1l that Piece of D o the south side of Upper
Harrington-street, Tox -park, with the Two Front HOUSES
numbering 23 an , and Three COTTAGES at the Back,
thereon erected, producing an annual rental of £62, now in
the occupation of Messrs. Warburton, Daulby, and others.
The Tenure of both Lots is Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars as to Lot 1, apply to Messrs. CLARE
and HILL, Solicitors, Peel-buildings, Harrington-street; Lot
2, to Mr. FOSTER, Solicitor, 31, North John-street; as to the
whole, to Mr. BYFORD, Auctioneer, Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

The issu

July 27, 1847.

Co In Oolt.

MO be SOLD or LET, at Aigburth, a good
FAMILY HOUSE, with Three Parlours, Five or Six
•Lodging Rooms, Coach-house, Stable, and Walled Garden,
containing about 2000 Yards. Rent £9).
Also, one near the Pos wo Parlours, Kitchen,
&c., on the ground FourLod ' g Rooms, Coach-house,
anStable. Rent

Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, Statham's-buildings, Tithe.
barn-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

GRAND POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITION,
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.

LAST WEEK BUT OM

ADMISSION
From Ten to Four, One Shilling;
From Four to Ten, p.m., Sixpence

Children, Sixpence,

Season TiCkets, Five

EXTRA ADMISSION,

To the CONCERTS, Lower Gallery, Is.; Body, Gd. ; Upper
Gallery, 3d.
To the GRAND PANORAMA, by DANSON, Lower Gallery,
6d. ; Body, 4d. ' • Upper Gallery, 2d.
To the LABYRINTH, id.
To the GLACIARUM, Id. ; Skaters, including the use of
Skates, fid. per half-hour.
Mr. GEORGE BUCKLAND will appear in this Evening's
CONCERT, and sing Two Bnffo Songs, &c.
Catalogues of the whole Exhibition are now ready. Price

The COLLEGIATE OOLS will be REOPENED on the
9th of August nex or terms and particulars apply to the

SECRETARY

A SALE of LADIES' WORK will be held in the Board-room
of the COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION THIS DAY, (Tuesday,)
the 27th instant, and TO-MORROW, (Wednesuay,) the 28th in-
stant, in AID of the FUNDS for the ERECTION of a NEW
CHURCH in Everton District.
Admission :—From Eleven to Four, Is. ; from Four to Ent,

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary

Shaw-street,

A SALE OF

LADIES' WORK,
IN TH___.,_.,_

BOARD-ROOM OF T7492,6EGIATE INSTITUTION
TIIIS DA ND TO-MORROW,

piorrlD OF THE FUND FOR
BUILDING A NEW CHURCH FOR EVERTON DISTRICT
Everton, 27th July, 1847.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
NOTICE.

MR. WILSON'S THIRD CONCERT will take
place on THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, instead of
To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the Licensed Victuallers' Dinner
being on that day.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

.e in many inst

dates, and we I
both in ti

same he

party

This course of act

ductive of mu

il comr

satisfaction, amongst the supporters of Sir Digby
Mackworth, and, -in justice to him and his cause,
we feel bound to set him right in the eyes of the
electors, which we think will be'effeetually done by
rec.

erring to the following extract from the proceed-
ings at a meeting in Everton Ward yesterday

Mr. CH

Sir Dist

i the cc

d to ask whether it was

tl John Manne
ri to the so-cal.

many el

mended

.e said the ques-
Lnd that the an-
disposal of their

n Liverpool was,
mmittees. He,

earnt that the same
electors Lord John
Lord John Manners
ose points which re-

But there was one point on
;by) understood he had been
the question had been put

a of Protestant
w, Lord John

) tar as

opposed in sentiment to
said it in a letter, that
i the slightest degree
of Liverpool

,om the inhabiter

as their repres
my coalition wi

th Lord John Man-
in principles which
would never hear a

—it was not

ne ; but he was bound to main-
riot to have a united canvass with

toto with him

ffered is

i of canvassing

his explicit
inion from the

Every opportunity which we haveh
the soundness of Sir Digby Alackm
since last week has confirmed us in c

There c

__worth's opinions
us in our opinion of
th which he holds them, and

whIC

minds of any Protestant as to ti

?orting the fia_ll

Baronet. WHY

he expresses
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

we to the va-

!nt, concluded

n most valuable and important

and therefore he felt bound to meet tl

:lotion with a di-

rect n

The motion was ti

OF CO

.-TUESDAV

in which our
ch he said was

y, inquired whether that country

was to be hereafter assimilated with the other provinces of
the East India Company, to be a Queen's colony, or to
re - -

Sir J. C. HOBHOI

the conduct of all th

stated that, after the return of General Napier, Scinde
would be annexed to the Government of Bombay.

Mr. BROTHERTON moved an address to the Crown as a
preliminary to some expression of gratitude to the United
States for their liberal contribution in aid of Ireland.
Viscount PALMERSTON had great pleasure in seconding
the motion. _

Viscount MORPETII joined in expressing his gratification
at the token of good feeling and unity between the two
nations, and the motion was agreed to. _

UME move

aondence

Sir J. C. Iloutiou;E had no objection to the publication
of the letters. His opinion as to the transaction in ques-
tion was unchanged. _

The returns Were ordered

referring to the state of the revenue, took occasion to re-
view at considerable length the financial policy of Sir Ro-
bert Peel, in the way of a reply to some portions of the
address recently issued by the right hon. baronet to his
constituents.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER followed briefly,
not intending to oppose the returns for which the noble
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

a Thu

eloquence

,ntry, of un

,ert Peel. (

could, wit

3 Zolvere

was not so mue,
It of other count
Kai the excise la

you II

he cust(

les ratl

h was car

though he did not seek -c

e in the next pur-
l' they might hurl

of the elect

cheCT4

r man..

ded him of an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

Air Articled PUPIL WANTED,

TISS WILSON, 3, SANDON-STREET, Falkner-
square, begs to inform the Families in her neighbour-
Aat her SCHOOL will be REOPENED on THURSDAY
ae 29th instant ; and al timate to them that she
:!eive a few YOUR DIES in addition to her present
imited number of .1 s.
Cards and References may be
WILSON.
July 24th, 1847.

had on application to Miss,

PIANO-FORTE AND VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
ITISS HAYCOCK respectfully announces to her
VI Friends, Pupils, and the "c of Liverpool and its Vi-
cinity, that she has Cl :D her RESIDENCE to 22
ISLINGTON, and INIMENCED her INSTRUCTION
YESTERDAY, the 2 instant.

INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO-FORTE AND ON THE
- - THEORY OF IC.
1/f R. FREDERICK ' 1 DELL, (Pupil of MEN--
DELLSOHN, from e Conservatorium, Leipzig.)
No. 14, MOIRA-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

, Irma-rubber
inflict not only I .

Lain, GeLtle:nen;_yair very obedient

July, 1847

TO
OF
THE. SOUTHERN DIVISION OF THE
COUNTY OF CHESTER.

IBEG to apprize you that I i end, at the approae:
dissolution, again to solic. 'our suffrages, and to aspir
to the honour of representing , in Parliament.
To the principles upon whi ,in 1841, I rested my claim. to
ir support, I adhere. I tied to no party, and in dealing
ensures
ia shall, if -elected, continue to pursue than
lfaregment, will best promote the mora
o ' classes of the community'.
`la the Maynooth Bill, and the late Government',
ition in Ireland, it is scarcely necessary, to stat
Ily object to grants of public money to schoo'
authorised version of the Scriptures is ey
'winent of the priesthood of

e, a.-Iz,cit-i-c.

Tom which t

.u_huteh

:mania I again be honoured withlrour confidence, I trust not
be wanting either in attention toyor local interests, or in
termination to uphold unimpaired the institutions of
untry. I remain, Gentlemen_
,

House of Common.!,elitliLig., 1847.

Itithll Servant.
TOI44.IIACIIE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

negister frorri-.664
the Bootil: '
in Leece•street, near

GREAT GEORGE-STREET COMMITTEE ROOM—
West side of Berry-street, near Duke street.
Voters and Freemen on the Register from 10,854 to 12,053, will
hare to poll at the
Booth, Great George_ +,.,._.

treet, near the top of Duk

CANNING-PLACE COMMITTEE-.
Freemen on H.
VAULTS, Calming-place.
, n.—._.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

. ana sixteen from Shrewsury.
and within a short distance of the Stations on the Chesterb and
Shrewsbury Railway, at St. Martin's and Ellesmere.
The above Property may be viewed on application to the
Tenants, and further particulars obtained from . Messrs.
BARKER and HIONETT, Solicitors, Chester, at whose Office a
Map of the Estate may be seen.
Chester, July, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

VOCAL MUSIC

MR. RYALLS, PROFESSOR SINGING, respect—
fully intimates that he • ESUME HIS DUTIES on
' - " Mr. gives Instructions at Birkenhead.

the 2nd of
twice a we€

Gildart-street, Islington, Liverpool, July 23, 1847

AlRO.FHstrpKrErETT;eo,neGcA.tfz-lilsT OFT
intimatesl E P
that
s heu CwHi
will
RC
RE-
SUME his PROFERS'SPAIAL DUTIES on MONDAY, the 26th

INSTRUCTION ON THE
PIANO-FORTE, ORG T SINGING,
HARMONY AN POSITION.
FINISHING LESS TO ADVANCED PUPILS.
Lessons at the P ..s Residences, or at Mr. HAcKErr's
Rooms, 124, BOLD-STREET, (near St. Luke's Church.)

MUSICAL TUITION.
R. CHARLES SMITH, MEMBER OF THE ROYAL
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS IN LONDON, begs respectfully-
to inform his Friends and the Public that he intends RESUM-
ING his INSTRUCTIONS on the PIANO-FORTE; hi Sacred,
English, Italian, and German VOCAL MUSIC, on SATURDAY
next, the 31st instant, at his RESIDENCE, 14, HOPE-STREET.
A Second Edition of SMITH'S N 4ENT PSALMODY, at
the reduced price of 125., • u arly adapted for private use,
as well as Choirs, is ale at Messrs. HIME and SoN'S,
Church-street; als Had I a Boat," a Trio for two Trebles
and a Bass, " e Battle of Hohenlinden," and " 0 softly
sleep, my Baby Boy," all by the above Author.

DANCING AND DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES, &c. &c.
Af R. EDGAR WEBSTER begs to announce the
REOPENING of his ACADEMIES

—in LIVERPOOL, on MONDAY ne - he
BOLD-STREET.

2d August, at 26,

In BIRKENHEAD, on lerSDAY, the 30th September, at 2,,
ARGYLE-STREET, H on-square.
July 26th, 1847.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
RICHMOND-VAL OOTLE.
MR. G. A. COLE egs t announce that his
SCHOOL w PENED YESTERDAY, (Monday,) the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

ABERCROMBY WARD

On Wednesday evening, Lord John Manners addressed
the electors of Abercromby Ward. His speech was a
reiteration of his former principles. At the close of his
address, he was asked a great variety of questions, to the
following effect :7- _ _ _ _ _

The first question was, whether he would vote for the
endowment of the Roman Catholic priesthood out of the
funds of the Protestant Church, the consolidated funds,
the land of Ireland, or the pockets of the landlords ?
Lord JOHN replied that he should not vote for the en-
dowment out of the Church funds, or out of the con-
solidated funds, but that he would fairly and impartially

---
consider any proposition which4might be broughts forward
to place the relations between the Irish Roman Catholic
priesthood and population upon a sound and beneficial
footing ; and that if he felt himself constrained to sup-
port it, he would refer to his constituents, and if they
disaapproved of the proposition he would resign. (Cheers
and hisses.)

The second question was, Whether he would uphold
the universities-in all their integrity, uphold sound Pro-
testant learning at Oxford and Cambridge, and discounte-
nance such innovations in the Church as had led to
tumult at Exeter, and very nearly to bloodshed ?
• Lord John replied that he had been educated at Cam-
bridge, that he had always advocated, and should continue
to-advocate, the propriety of upholding the universities
in all their integrity • he was for preserving the rites and
doctrines, intact ; but he could not and would not pledge
hjtuselflor allfuture time. (Hisses and applause.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

THE Pi

their ease, from t

They do not often (
" Feel their burdened 1
Heaving beneath incumbent lleit

themselve

So that to posterity their wreath:
Here, perhaps, an.everlasting amar

side, some weed of an hour, sere, y
Their beauties will lose half their c

company they k,

event, to the r

culiar to, and definite o
might be told in two pug

an epic poem from a romanc
march of Milton ; his severe

polish ; his deep metaph•s
God before he began his

t think of devoting 1

iversal scienu

voyages, and I

in the cor

Ireland r
Roden.

I woul

try, geology

They rely too much c

,ecarne his daily fo,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

ice of the pain their la

ships felt that tn, —,jccts recommended for
consideration by her Majesty, in her speech from the
throne, at the commencement of the session, had not been
so successfully dealt with as to produce legislative mea-

hole of the SL

yal assent could be given ; that it n

sures to

porta:nce
the earn

xbandoned, exp.

gat the

;s without

more being dc

to improve the institutions of the cowl-
" ets, that it had been

sty's subj

found possible to accomplish in the present, which was r
so near its close ; and that the house now, as always, i

y and g

care for her poop
The Marquis of LA
itions of the not

snOWNE having rypliei

I seriatim to

the Oh
rious n

tion of the se
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

tire, ye

central

Henderson the
rid forcible he
that Mr.
liament

I he had

to prop

mever, C

great iory par
ceive the suffr

t down an
Mr. Bou

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ing his
manage
iondon.
vocated

several

inancial

pressed

ermine-
, for the
►d con-

1, and a
it. He
had ex-
k amidst

length,
. Hors-

'ect that
;ent the

e meet-

3 FOR

anounce

eague of

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la of his
. It will
we more

in lain

remem-
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stated

Ate the

,t to our
[pressed
fished in

erence to
n forced
hich this
ml by the
of which
T. That
ration of
►lonial as
.3 ustice
same law
r private,
on of our
it altered
confiden-
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dustry of
ggle they
ample to
the only

ast con-

e confi-

contest,

asenting

our last
avy rain,
;ter indi-

8 of Eng-
peas, and

4 king-

y of Eng-
aferior in
e money,

this day

country
d.

I, in con-
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all parts

lemand,

in price

e change
tendance
produced
the best
fully the
ler breed

Le Mutton
►n Friday
best old
per alb.,

ery midi 4
iome pre.
Friday's

wn quill-
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des. In

nadjusted
der busi-

made at
Reduced
a-Quarter
are 9 12,

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)gued on

,gly be in

Saturday,

ie nomi-

ednesday

ing day

IVe COME!

ceeded to
Cheshire

ng Loch
I for In-

Id Oxford
onsidered
n the di.

town and
'clock on

torms of

ever re-

continued,
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town, a

fluid, also
een; The
repetition

,ppreciatf.

n greatly

-edriearly

y the com-
by private

congrega-

.nce, cepa-
Tted ; the
,a verdant

nounds of

rogressing
the Grand

y and pri-
-1 long ere
iny of the

town-hall

workmen.

,000 inha.

few years

:t has been

T more c
e coimtr3

icrease Of

s an air of

mgements

nth-park,
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daughter

NINO,
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On cretil".
01.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27

CART HORSES, CARTS, 6-c., THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF A CARTOWNER DECLINING BUSINESS.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 28th instant, at One o'clock, at
their Repository, Great Charlotte-street,
A BLACK Cart HORSE, fo -ears old ; a Bay
rt. Mare, 16 hands 2 inches hin• , a Brown Mare. 16 hands
high ; a Lorry ; Spring Cart, Crank, Axles, Gears, Stable
Utensils, &c. The Horse e sound and in good working con-
dition, the Lorry ne ew.
Also, Two Black Cart I-. - a Gray Cart Horse, a Brown
Cart '--,•se —t" ' `-r- &c., by order of the

to Thirty dart koAes, Harness
, Whitechapels, Gigs, Gears, Sad-