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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

FOR THE TOILET, &c.

AS nothing tends so effectually to heighten the
beauty of the human countenance as a fine head of hair,
so the preservation of this highly becoming ornament must
always form a paramount consideration with those who have
the least respect for appearance ; and. indeed, if we put appear-
ance and beauty altogether out of the question, it will be found
on investigation that nothing is more conducive to health than
preserving the hair free from all impurities.

J. MIDDLEWOOD,
PROPRIETOR of the BOTANIC OIL,
was bald at a very early period. By using the BOTANIC OIL,
his hair was renovated, and resumed a healthy appearance.
He has used the Oil now upwards of 30 years, and during that
period no decline in the hair has taken place; and from his
first using the Oil his health was restored, the dry feverish
state of the scalp, dandruff, and every disease incident to the
human hair, being completely eradicated. He therefore flat-
ters himself that he may recommen.d this Oil with confidence.
putsse d
on propertiesae x extra
charge superior
j.recommendationrefused
the wholesale dealers have over the venders, trusting to the
sepdostsoe
and influence
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ft ok3on anythingrincse
cent.
thy. that the
discovered,rt
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recommendation of those ladies and gentlemen who patronised
it, and had proved its efficacy. However, he had underrated
their influence, as appears by upwards of 30 years' experience.
No one supplied from their stores could be induced to sell the
Botanic Oil, although well aware it is the only article known
to preserve the hair, as proved by the most unquestionable
testimonials before Parliament. J. M. begs to say, that he
will appoint agents in all the principal towns, unconnected
with the dealers in hair oils.
J. M. also begs to recommend his VEGETABLE OIL SOAP,
which improves the complexion—renders the surface of the
skin cool, soft, and healthy—cleanses the pores, causing an
increased action of the conducting vessels, so essentially neces-
sary to health. It prevents chilblains in the most intense frost,
removes freckles, sunburns, &c., and may be used with hard
or soft water. It will also preserve the hair, if constantly used
with warm water; and will increase the efficacy of the Botanic
Oil. by washing the head before or after using the Oil.
Botanic Oil, 3s. and ss. per bottle; Shaving Soap, 2s. 6d. ;
Vegetable, balls and squares, 6d. and ls. each.
Soldt wholesale and retail, at Mrs. MIDDLEWOOD'S Baby-
Linen Warehouse, 22. Ranelagh-street.
To be LET, a SHOP, as a Bazaar for the Sale of Fancy Arti-
cles, with the use of the Fixtures; also, a large SHOW-ROOM
above; by the week or otherwise.—Apply at No. 22, Ranelagh-
street. (One intereet.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

BIRTHS,

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On the Ist instan
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athbone-street, Mr
ICOLAY.

Ly, J. H. L. A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

SHAWLS, MANTLES, TARTANS.

THIS Establishment was opened in the year 1830,
for the exclusive sale of every description of SHAWLS,
MANTLES, and SCOTTISH CLAN TARTANS, and has been
distinguished above all others, during seventeen years, for the
beauty and magnitude of the Stock kept, as well as the extreme
moderation of price charged for each article. It is the Pro-
prietor's aim, at the opening of each season, to present to his
numerous customers a superb assemblage of all that is
FASHIONABLE and RARE in this elegant department of
LADIES' COSTUME, and how far he Ins succeeded in this
the Ladies of Liverpool and surrounding country will be able
to bear testimony, it being his conviction that they have fully
appreciated the Establishment from the-,greatly increasing
trade demanding an extensive enlargement of the Premises
from time to time, and from theiact of so many recommenda-
tions proceeding from Familieflere to others residing in Ches-
ter, Manchester, Prestonclind other more distant localities of
Lancasbire and Yorkshire, who, from the facilities afforded by
railway travelling, make all their purchases now regularly at
this Establishment, because FASHION and ECONOMY are
here combined. The Proprietor is desirous of calling special
attention to the CLOAK and MANTLE Department, which
since the late extensive alterations on the Premises, is now
conducted under the able superintendence of a Female, whose
experience in Paris and London fully qualifies her to take the
entire direction of it; and Ladies will find such a Stock as to
enable them to select Two, Three, Four, or half a dozen at Price,
if required, in the various materials of VELVET, SATIN,
WATERED SILK, TARTAN, &c., all elegantly trimmed in
the most modern style of Fashion, and at extremely low prices.
Another Department which requires special notice is the
SCOTTISH CLAN TARTAN, but it is only necessary to say
that this is the only Establishment where the Public can be
supplied with the genuine Clans, and in the various qualities, it
having been distinguished as the " SCOTTISH CLAN TAR-
TAN WAREHOUSE" for many years.
PRINGLE'S Emporium for Foreign and British Shawls,
and Scottish Clan Tartan Warehouse, 44, BOLD-STREET:
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

@ritual fittorellanp.

p Alderman Wood is about to resign his aldermanic gown,
and accept the clerkship to the magistrates at Guildhall.
Lord Sandon made an excellent speech on Wednesday
at the Lichfield Diocesan Church Extension Society.
The Dean of Ely has walked, with an umbrella up,
through the tube of Lord Rossel's leviathan telescope.
Three persons were nearly poisoned to death, last week,
through eating holly berries.
The Derby Mercury mentions that green peas are now
growing in a garden at Wirksworth.
Baths and washhouses are to be erected at Bristol, at a
cost of £6,500.
More rain fell during the last month than in any month
of October for six or eight years past.
WAR STEAMERS.—Eight or ten steamers are ordered
out to sea with the greatest dispatch.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club are going to take up
seriously the charge of smuggling brought against the
Due de Stacpoole.
At the Oxford County Court, last week, a baker was
ordered to pay 2s. 10d., the value of a dinner which he
had spoilt in baking.
It appears that the lead mines of Thomas Wentworth
Beaumont, Esq., in the counties of Northumberland and
Durham, produce annually about 12,000 tons of ore.
Some unfledged swallows were found last week in a
nest built on an outhouse at-Goldsborough, near Knares-
borough.
Mr. Hudson secretary to the Leeds Mechanics' Institu-
tion has received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from
one of the German universities.
Mr. Etty's famous picture of Cleopatra, so long the
property of Mi. Farren, has been purchased by Mr. La-
bouchere for the sum of one thousand guineas.
The Rev. Dr. Riddell, Roman Catholic Bishop of the
northern district, died on Tuesday at hls residence in
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of typhus fever, which he had
caught in his parochial visitations.
Within the last few days, Scawfell and Skiddaw, and
some of the neighbouring mountains of less elevation,
have occasionally, for short periods, appeared in their
wintry garbs of snow.
At the Bank of England on Wednesday, there was an
arrival of gold to the amount of upwards of £209,000.
This makes nearly a million which has been received
during ten days.
At a large meeting in Carnarvon, last week,—the
Mayor in the chair,—a resolution was passed, approving
of the offer made by the Fleetwood Steam-packet Com-
pany to run a first-class steamer between the two ports.
A gong, taken in the Chinese war, has been placed in
the castle yard at Tynemouth. The hours are struck
upon it ; and the sound is frequently heard at night while
the clock at Shields is striking.
Lieutenant Waghorn has been obliged to give notice
that his establishment in England, India, &c., " will
cease on the 24th of December next." The competition
of a powerful company has entailed this necessity upon
Mr. Waghorn.
MODERN STAR-READING.—A poor woman, living at
Stockton, having been robbed of £3B, applied to an astro-
loger of the village to detect the thief. The star-reader
instantly, on seeing her son, declared Wu the thief, which
hg §994 wfter confessed,.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

30, BOLD-STREET.

MOURNING COSTUME.

T ADIES and FAMILIES requiring any
description of MOURNING, may be suited
with the best Materials and most modern designs,
Much below the prices usually charged.
BLACK' SILKS, CRAPES, PARAMATTAS,
COBURGS, AND ALAPACAS,
irinilllON HAND,
WITH EV REQUISITE FOR MOURNING.
Just re red, the PALETOT DE VENICE, the DE-
VERRA Ie Dom DUCA, and several other Shapes, in
CLO S and MANTLES, as registered In Paris.
so a large Lot of MOURNING Plaid and Steel
mixed, all Wool, SHAWLS and SCARFS.

MOURNING MILLINERY.

FUNERALS FURNISHED.

THE LIVERPOOL GENERAL MOURNING
WAREHOUSE,
30, BOLD-STREET.
FOREMAN and FORSTER, Proprietors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

FRIDAY.

On account of whom it may concern.
On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, 10, North John-street,
About 80 Bags ALPACA WOOL, per Secret,
„ 40 Bags Peruvian WOOL, per Molly Bawn,
„ 20 Bags Mogadore WOOL, per Rose.
Apply to
ABRAM GARTSIDE and Co., Wool Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, (and be-
fore the other Sales,) on the Quay, south-west corner Bruns-
wick Dock,
6553 Pieces Spruce DEALS and BATTENS,
851 Pieces SCANTLING,
1654 Pieces BOARDS,
3158 Heckmatack RAILWAY SLEEPERS,
Being the Cargo now landing ex Ina, from St. John, New Bruns-
wick.—Apply to Messrs. Ginas, BRIGHT, and Co.. Merchants,
or to CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,
by sample, on the Quay, south west corner Brunswick Dock,
the bulk lying on the Quay, Victoria Dock,
5298 Pieces Bright Pine and Spruce DEALS,
Now landing ex Britannia, from Quebec.—Apply to Messrs.
THOMAS FROSTE and Co., Merchants, or to
CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Chalo-
ner and Fleming's Sheds and Yards, beginning in the Depbt,
South End Brunswick Dock, (if not previously sold by pri-
vate bargain,)
687 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
309 Curls City St. Domingo MAHOGANY,
1030 Logs St. John PINE TIMBER,
1117 Logs Miramichi PINE,
478 Logs Quebec Yellow PINE,
258 Logs Quebec Red PINE,
81 Logs Quebec OAK,
272 Logs OAK, from Argyle, N.S.,
A Quantity of Baltic and Heckmatack RAILWAY
SLEEPERS, •
1047 St. John Spruce DEALS,
7022 St. John Spruce BOARDS,
9503 Miramichi Spruce and Yellow DEALS,
6000 Bathurst Spruce and Yellow DEALS,
4400 Spruce DEALS, ex Formby,
1467 Quebec DEALS, ex Franklield.
Apply to CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers,
No. 6, East Side Queen's Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

FRENCH CORSETS.

MRS. FLYNN begs to inform the Ladies of Liver-
pool and its Vicinity, that in addition to her usual large
Stock of her own Manufactured Goods, she has just returned
direct from Paris a splendid Assortment of the celebrated
PATENT EL AS C...STAYS,
which she will feel honour u miffing to the inspection of
her esteemed patrons. e keeps on hand a great variety of
Moreen and Crinoli etticoats, at present so much admired.
24, WHITECH.4I3.E., opposite Derby-street,

November, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

No. 1317.1

A. GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
WILL BE HELD AT THE

ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 10th instant.
Lady's Ticket, 7s. 6d. ; Gentleman's Ticket, 10s. 6d. Double
Ticket, to admit a Lady and Gentleman, 15s.—Refreshments
included.

Mr. HARWOOD will preside as Master of Ceremonies, and
Mr. SMITH, of Castle-street, will provide the Refreshments.
Tickets to be had at the Rooms and the principal Music
Shops.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING, CHRIS-
' TIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS.
MHE next ANNUAL MEETING of the LIVER-
POOL AUXILIARY to this SOCIETY-is fixed for MON-
DAY Evening, the 22d instant.
The SERMONS on the Sprprevious.
The DEPUTATION is ex ed to consist of the Rev. T. R.
BIRKS, Rev. W. TILSG MARSH, Rev. A. H. STOGDON,
and Rev. A. THOMAS(

Particulars will be-'-detailed in Handbills and future Adver-
tisements.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

STRANGERS

VISITORS

AND

_
to his superior Stock of
Rings, Pins, Studs, Brooches, Bracelets, Gold Chains,

London and Geneva
WATCHES,
and every other description of
JEWELLERY,
of the best quality and choicest patterns.
Gold Pens, Mordan's make, 205. ; not Mordan's, ss. to 103.
Silver Waiters, Ink Stands,
TEA AND COFEEE SETS,
Claret Jugs, Vases, Epergnes,
Pocket Communion Sets,
THE NEW FISH KNIVES AND FORKS,
Children's Silver Cups, and Knife, Fork, and Spoon Cases,
SHEFFIELD PLATE,
of extra quality, with strong Silver Edges, and
Elkington and Co.'s
PATENT ELECTRO PLATE.
The following are the usual weights of
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS,
but they may be had heavier or lighter, at the same price per os.
12 Silver Table Spoons 30 dwt.
0 at 7s. 2d.... 10 15 0
12 „ Dessert Ditto 2O oat 78. 2d.... 73 4
12 „ Table Forks 30 oat 7s. 2d.... 10 15 0
12 „ Dessert Ditto 20 oat Is. 2d.... 7 3 4
2 „ Gravy Spoons 10 oat 7s. 2d.... 311 8
1 „ Soup Ladle 10 oat Is. 2d.... 311 8
4 „ Sauce Ladles lO oat 7s. 8d.... 316 8
12 „ Tea Spoons 10 oat 7s. 8d.... 316 8
I „ Sugar Tongs Ol5 0
4 „ Salt Spoons 1 0

Nett 52 8 4

If for Export, a deduction of is. 6d. per oz. for drawback.
ELECTRO PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
made of German Silver, snd covered with pure Silver. The
following are the published Prices of the Patentees? which
illustrate how necessary it is for Purchasers to consider the
quality as well as the prices of apparently cheap goods :

ist Quality,
with silver
points.

124 Quality.

12 Table Spoons
12 Table Forks
12 Dessert Spoons
12 Dessert Forks
12 Teaspoons
2 Gravy Spoons
1 Soup Ladle
4 Soup Ladles
1 Pair Sugar Tongs
4 Salt Spoons

.E 8. d.
4 0 0
4 0 0
3 0 0
3 0 0
2 0 0
1 5 8
1 3 6
1 13 4
0 6 0
0 11 4

Discount 10 per Cent....

Merchants, Captains, am
advantageous terms.

.t s. d.
3 5 0
3 0 0
2 10 0
2 8 0
1 12 0
0 19 0
0 19 0
1 4 0
0 4 6
0 10 0

13d Quality

£ 8. d.
2 10 0
2 4 0
1 16 0
1 15 0
1 4 0
0 15 0
015 6
0 18 0
O 4 0
O 8 2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

MR. ROGERSON

BEGS respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of Liver-
pool and its Environs, that he has just returned from the
PARISIAN, METROPOLITAN, AND OTHER MARKETS,
where he has been highly successful is securing a choice Selec-
tion of every thing Novel and Fashionable in
FURS, SHAWLS AND CLOAKINGS, SILKS,
SATINS A D-VELVETS, RIBBONS,
ES, GLOVES, &c.,
FRENC RINGS, PRINTED CASHMERES,
EV NG AND CARRIAGE DRESSES, tyc.
approplNSPEriateCTlON to the Season, all of which are NOW READY for

13 and 15, CHURCH-STREET.

THOMAS GIBSON AND SON,

(THE FORMER LATE FOREMAN TO MR. TROLLOP OF LONDON,)
BEG to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public
generally, that they have
REMOVED TO EXTENSIVE PREMISES,
NO. 51, RENSHATF-STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH,
where they are prepared to execute all orders in the
UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET LINE,

in a style equal to any House iq_ the Kingdom.
Rooms fitted up for Roujw"sries, &c., with new and ap-
proved Continental tas •ff the shortest notice.
Ladies' own F y- Needle-work most elegantly made up.
Furniture car ly removed and warehoused. Approved
Workmen for Cleaning, Repairing, and Repolishing.

ALL WORK ON MODERATE TERMS.
GIBSON AND SON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND CABINET MAKERS,
51, RENSHAW-STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH,
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

DAWBARN • •f'',„1-a AND SON,

110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
TAILORS, ROBE AND HABIT MAKERS,
ALSO, AGENTS FOR THE
REGISTERED PALETOT OF LLAMA CLOTH,
BEG very respectfully to announce that their Esta-
blishment is now replete with a most extensive and
well-selected AUTUMN and-WINTER STOCK, and that they
have commenced actirrpreparation for the iilresent as well as
the approaching Season.

They also beg to direct general attention to the plan upon
which their business is conducted, viz.,—Very moderate prices
combined with every excellence of material, for prompt cash
payments.

The REGISTERED PALETOT is Fashionable either for
Riding or Walking, and is made from a fine LLAMA WOOL-
LEN CLOTH, which, together with an unassuming gentle-
manly appearance, has secured the highest patronage in the
Metropolis.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

their demand being complied with.
One of the most powerfully impelling reasons

AL AWLIILL iur bUCLI an
well remarked by Mr. Salt, of Birmingham, to
Lord John Russell, at an interview last week, is
to be found in the gross ignorance displayed by
Mini.fp.rQ L L

aUI VeU wan respect to tne working
of the measure, and the extent of the mischief
which it is producing. Mr. Salt said—

" He hoped his lordship would not think him disres-
pectful if he offered him proof of the ignorance of the go-
vernment. So late as February, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer boasted of the sound state of the country, and
treated as visionary the fear of danger. On the 28th of
September he told the Newcastle deputation that there
was plenty of money for those who could

His lordship:twenty c

offer good secu-
ter, acknowledged 4-

ne
tion, but

difficulties of the country to the Liverpool depu
told them he could give no relief.
" His lordship here observed that he had told the Li-

e them an answer the

next morning,

" Mr. Salt resumed, ' Very true, my lord, but the an-
swer was a refusal,_ and a declaration that your lordship

The appellant, before the passing of the new act, held
the situation of cashier, one-half of his salary being paid
by the Toxteth-park Commissioners, and the rest by the
overseers. The objection to compensation raised was as
in the two preceding cases. Judgment in favour of the
appellant. Compensation, £250 ; costs, £36.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

NEW DURHAM MUSTARD,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY, •
ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE PER POUND.
Our supplies of new DURHAM MUSTARD have just ar-
rived, and we can recommend the quality this Season to be
very superior to any former year.
Families should observe that inferior qualities can be pro-
cured at much lower prices, but this article is manufactured
from the finest brown Seed, and but few Shopkeepers will give
the price for the article, consequently it has gained us such
reputation, that many other Houses are offering an article of
Mustard, of the second quality, at lower prices.
Families will find that one pound of the genuine Durham
Mustard will go further in domestic purposes than one pound
and a half of the second quality.
TO BE OBTAINED AT
HOLLIS AND COMPANY,
TEA DEALERS,
2, BOLD-STREET, AND 8, DALE-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

THE PANI C.-THE COURSE OF TIME.
The Panic is on—the Panic is on!
Depression now visits each stock :
The richest of traders are ruin'd and gone,
And for hope they all look to the Clock.
The Clock, the Clock, with spring or with weight,
The friend of the poor, the guide of the great.
The mechanic, on rising at morn,
The shepherd who tends to his flock,
And the statesman whose brows knit with scorn,
Alike look to time—to the Clock.
The Clock, the Clock, &c.
Though each country to beat us are vieing,
In variety, quality, stocks ;
It 's no use with DONKINO their trying,
So valued a name have his Clocks.
The Clock, the Clock, &c.
American makes with rich finished cues,
And dials as hard as a rock,
Works of brass that time ne'er effaces,
Are only twelve shillings the Clock.
The Clock, the Clock, &c.
Of Germans that run hours thirty and six,
There's always ten thousand in stock,
At prices astounding—some say five and six—
Each warranted a well-going Clock.
The Clock, the Clock, &c.
His enterprise, then, we must loudly greet,
While his patrons rush in a flock ;
And ere long we shall see " Donking, Dale-street,"
Boldly lettered on every Clock.
The Clock, the Clock, with spring or with weight,
The friend of the poor, the guide of the great.

OBSERVE!
G. DONK IN G,

83, DALE-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE SARACEN'S HEAD.
ESTABLISHED A.TV1.819.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 3.

We had a full market to-day, but the quality very poor; in
consequence prime meat continues to commandfair prices, and
good Beef 6d. to 61d., and Mutton, sid. to bid. per lb. A good
quantity of inferior stock unsold.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

ZirtlA Illaurtagts, aiib Eratbg.

On the Ist instant, the n
Heath-hall, of a son.
On the 2nd instant

of a daughter

of J. G. SMYTH, Esq

❑ Everton, the he

Sefton - streei, Brunswick lic.

tt Paris

On the 3rd instant, at
WILLIAM TWANBRO(
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On the 4th instant, tl

Price-street, of a dat
Same day, in Lonc

and heir

A. HANNAH, sh
of n r1na,c,),...'

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T. A. II(

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wife of C

L. W. STANDISH

3-bank, Rock-ferry, the wife of
HALL Esm.. of a dailp-ht.,

GEO. PEARSON,

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by the RE
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

SNOWBALL V. THE BURGESSES

The learned Recorder observed that this case was similar
to the preceding, the appellant being clerk to the Toxteth-
park Highway Commissioners, and decided in favour of
the appellant, awarding him £3,400 as compensation, and
£4B costs.

M'AULIFFE V. THE BURGESSES

the appellant in this case wtts-CiaTOthe Commis-
sioners of Highways in Toxteth-park. The Town Council
objected that he was not entitled to compensation because
he had accepted a salary of £l2O per annum, with a bonus
of snn the. inc. a Ilia citriot;".,

compensation within the time required by the act, and
that the acceptance of another situation did not invalidate
his claim. The decision was in favour of the appellant,—
compensation £3OO, costs £7l.

ROGERS V. THE BURGESSES

The appellant was clerk to the paving and sewerage
commissioners in Toxteth-park. His claim was objected
to by the Corporation on grounds similar to the preceding
case. The Court awarded him £2lO compensation, and
£34 costs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

BAARI
Viscour

DOD 1)

the Rev

MARSHA'

on, Captair,

daughter of Captain W. I
haven.

On the 3rd instant,
cod son_ of !it r._ ROBERT MEM

came

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LEYLAND. I

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-view, near White

W[LLIAI

3irkent

t, by the
:, JOHN

'ENRY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

.estop, Hornby,

Rathbor

Robinson, Cooper, Wood, S. Ho:
Earle, Plumpton, Lace, and Mann ;

qicol, Br

r, Sanc

Bushby, Chilton, and the Mayor

IBSENT

.—Councillors

tewart, Tin

Booker, and Watsor

Braml

two vote

Danson, Lloyd,

; Aldermen Houghton

Aldermen T. B. Horsfall, J

and was warmly appl

I on takir

Mr. HORSFALL was then introduced and led to the

Chair by his proposer, Mr. Shand, and the necessa
declarations were made and signed.
line fPrma_ rafn 'en;

After briefly, and

thanks to the Council for the honour which they had done
him in electing him as mayor of his native town, and

Council to proceeC

i to the election of eight Aldermen in

place of those retiring by rotation

After the voting-papers had been handed in and
examined by the Town-Clerk, his Worship the Mayor
proceeded to read over each paper. The Town-Clerk then
announced the numbers for each as follows :

For J. B. Moore, 44 ; W. Nicol, 39 ; E. Molyneux, 38 ;
John Holmes, 38 ; T. Chilton, 42 ; J. Cooper, 29 ; Jas.
Procter, 39 ; J. N. Wood, 35 ; J. H. turner, 22 ; M.
Gregson, 8 ; G. H. Lawrence, 9; F. Shand, 4; R. Ran-
kin, 5 ; Jas. Tyrer, 4 ; J. Stewart, 7 ; H. Hornby, 2 ; D.
Campbell, 1 ; J. Bent, 1 ; R. Benn, 1 ; T. Kaye,•l.
Messrs. Bramley Moore, Nicol, Molyneux, John
Holmes, Chilton, Cooper, Procter, and Wood were there-

fore declared the duly elected aldermen for six years

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-THIS DAY

Exclusive of a liberal quantity of Oatmeal from Ireland, the
receipts thence and coastwise during the week are limited :
beyond a fair supply of Beans from Egypt, those of foreign
produce recently into this port are also light; and from the
extreme pressure of the times, the prospect of the American
rivers and the Baltic being shortly closed, there appears no
probability of any efficient importations from abroad, until
those avenues are re-opened in the spring.
There has been less animation in the trade generally to-day
than of late T and although Wheats, upon a moderate demand,
_ .

obtained prices slightly Over those' of this day week, yet th
trade was rather lower than on Friday.
Flour has been taken much less freely to-day than heretofore
and the rates of this day week barely obtainable.

Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, of all descriptions, remain
unvaried.

Oats rather dearer again to-day, and must be quoted 2d.
higher than on this day week. Oatmeal, Is. per load lower.
Indian Corn continued to meet a fair demand, and was 2s.
per 4801 b. dearer than on Tuesday. Indian Corn Meal fully
supported the advance of Friday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

erneral AitOrellany.

Alderman Wood is about to resign his aldermanic gown,
and accept the clerkship to the magistrates at Guildhall.

Lord Sandon made an excellent speech on Wednesday
at the Lichfield Diocesan Church Extension Society.
The Dean of Ely has walked, with an umbrella up,
through the tube of Lord Rossel's leviathan telescope.
Three persons were nearly poisoned to death, last week,
through eating holly berries.

. -
The Derby Mercury mentions that green peas are now
growing in a garden at Wirksworth.

Baths and ;jvashhouses are to be erected at Bristol, at a
cost of £6,500.

More rain fell during the last month than in any month
of October for six or eight years past.
WAR STEAMERS.-Eight or ten steamers are ordered
out to sea with the greatest dispatch.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club are going to take up
seriously the charge of smuggling brought against the
Duc de Stacpoole.
At the Oxford County Court, last week, a baker was
ordered to pay 2s. 10d., the value of a dinner which he
had spoilt in baking.
It appears that the lead mines of Thomas Wentworth
Beaumont, Esq., in the counties of Northumberland and
Durham, produce annually about 12,000 tons of ore.
Some unfledged swallows were found last week in a
nest built on an outhouse at Goldsborough, near Knares-
boron gh .
Mr. Hudson secretary to the Leeds Mechanics' Institu.
tion has received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from
one of the German universities.

Mr. Etty's famous picture of Cleopatra, so long the
property of Mi. Farren, has been purchased by Mr. La-
bouchere for the sum of one thousand guineas.
• The Rev. Dr. Riddell, Roman Catholic Bishop of the
northern district, died on Tuesday at his residence in
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of typhus fever, which he had
caught in his parochial visitations.
Within the last few days, Scawfell and Skiddaw, and
some of the neighbouring mountains of less elevation,
have occasionally, for short periods, appeared in their
wintry garbs of snow.
At the Bank of England on Wednesday, there was an
arrival of gold to the amount of upwards of £209,000.
This makes nearly a million which has been received
during ten days.
At a large meeting in Carnarvon, last week,—the
Mayor in the chair,—a resolution was passed, approving
of the offer made by the Fleetwood Steam-packet Com-
pany to run a first-class steamer between the two ports.
A gong, taken in the Chinese war, has been placed in
the castle yard at Tynemouth. The hours are struck
upon it ; and the sound is frequently heard at night while
the clock at Shields is striking.
Lieutenant Waghorn has been obliged to give notice
that his establishment in England, India, &c., " will
cease on the 24th of December next." The competition
of a powerful company has entailed this necessity upon
Mr. Waghorn.
MODERN STAR-READING.--A poor woman, living at
Stockton, having been robbed of £3B, applied to an astro-
loger of the village to detect the thief. The star-reader
instantly, on seeing her son, declared him the thief, which
he soon after confessed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

'en ce sl

5 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole
6 Shrewsbury and Birmingham
16 Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M.
8 New shares
2 Shrewsbitty and Hereford
12 Shrewsbury. Oswestry & Chester
I ' Do. and Chester new shares
40 South Devon
50 South Eastern and Dover
20 j New shares, No. 1
17 j New sitar
15

n 0.2
Consolidated Thirds
New shares, No. 4
42/ South Mid. June. & Ss
Southport and Euxton.

4 South'St
15 Son+

2 S Yorkshire Doncaster & Gook
1 Junctn

ii.Wanvick
8 .Whiteha

30 Wilts SOmerbet, ...
Stock. York, Newcastle,. and Berwick
25 Original Newcastle & Berwick
25 North Shields purchase
10 Extensions No. I
8 G.N.E. pur. gar. 6 tact. till '5O
Stock. York and North Midland
20 E. &W. Riding Extension
10 Preference shares

IRISH LINES,
40 Belfast and Ballymena.

30 Cork and Bandon
20 Dublin and Belfast Junction
72 Dublin and Drogheda
24 Third shares
15 Dundalk and Enniskillen
35 Great Southern and Western
274 Londonderry and Coleraine
23 Londonderry and Enniskillen
30 Midland and Great Western
73 Half shares
12i Newry and Warrenpoint
40 ;Ulster

24 Wexford Harbour
FORFI

iN & COLONIAL
LINES.

o Boulogne and Amiens
7 Dutch Rhenish

34 Great Western Canada
50 'Jamaica
10 ,Northern of France(constituted)
6 ,Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux.
10 ;Paris and Lyons (constituted)
20 iParis and Orleans
20 Paris, and Rotten
Paris and Strasburg (constitutd)
20 Rouen and Havre
16 Sambre and Meuse

14 :41rasburg and
8 Tours and Nat
8 .West Flanders

tes (constituted)

BANKS, &c
1241 Bank of Liverpool ..

10 Comniercial Bank
10 Liverpool Banki
10 M 'cheater
10 North and
00 ya 1 Bank
10 Union Ban
2} L'pool Fir
New sl

Company
Vpool Dist. Bank

;h Wales Bank

d Life Insurance

10 Marine Ass
2 Royal Assn:
,ck. Bootle Wato

ranee Company
once Company
rworks

(wk. 1
Harrington Waterworks
100 Coal Gas Company
100 New Gas and Coke Company
23 Quarter shares
10 New Ditto
I:5 Birkhenbead Docks & W'houses
100 exchange Buildirms

-------,- .........
50 Pacific Steam Naviration Co,
20 Ruck Ferry.. ...............
10 Steam Tug Comnam,

10 iSontli-En.si.
_Steam Company

Prices marked thus "p'
I" are at a discount.

1,.. 1~ p

" K" denotes Shares called in for Registration.
" S" denotes Scrip Shares called in for Registration
The quotations marked " C " are for ()ash.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOLS, LIVERPOOL.
THE District of ALL SAINTS' contains about Seven
Thousand Inhabitants. For this large population there
has been neither Church nor School. in connection with the
Church of England, since January, 1845, until' the beginning of
the present year, when a few benevolent individuals opened
Sunday and Evening Lchools, in Beau-street. •
The Building hitherto used for the purposes of Instruction is
now found inadequate to supply the wants of an increasing
School, and it has been proposed to make such enlargement as
shall afford accommodation for at least three or four hundred
children.

It is contemplated that the intended alterations, under the
Divine blessing, will be productive of much benefit to the poor
of the district, not only from the Instruction their Children
may derive, but also as regards their own spiritual interests,
as it is moreover proposed to license the School-room when so
enlarged, that it may be used for all the purposes of Public
Worship, until the erection of the Church for• the District,
which, it is hoped, will be completed in less than 18 months.
The sum required for enlarging the School-room as proposed,
according to the estimate of Messrs. Saml. and Jas. Holme, is
£5O; and it is thought an additional expense of .e7O will be in-
curred in providing School Furniture, Books, &c. ; so that the
Committee of the above Schools contemplate an outlay of about
.el2O. To meet this expenditure, Subscriptions will be thank-
fully received by the Rev. H. MARLEN, Minister of the Dis-
trict, 29, Sackville-street, Everton ; or any of the following
Members of the Commiltee—Mr. JOHN ABBOTT (Treasurer),
65, Islington; Mr. R. W. WINDLE (Secretary), 80, Islington;
Mr. THOMAS DENT, 62A, Islington; Mr. J. 0. TAYLOR, 5,
Portland-place, Everton ; Mr. L. ADDISON, Standard-office;
Mr. W. S. JOHNSTON, 41A, Rose-place; Mr. B. C. ROWLAND,
1, Great Homer-street; Mr. S. SPOONLEX, 156 and 186, Scot-
land. road.

SUBSCRIPTICO
s. d.
The Worshipful the
Mayor 2 0 0
Brooks, Rev. Rector 2 0 0
Marlen, Rev. H 5 0 0
Addison, Mr. L 5 0 0
Frances, Mr.
Abbott, John (and
Friends)
Dent, Mr. Thos., (and
Friends)
Groves, Mr. Charles 5 0 0
Holme, Mr. James 5 0 0
Molyneux, Mr. Ed-
mund lO 0 0
Langtry, Mr. George 1 1 0
Darbyshire, Mr. B 2 2 0
Spoonley, Mr. S 2 2 0
Rowland Mr. B. C 1 1 0
Collected by Mr. Thos.

'S RECEIVED.

s. d.
Windle, Mrs. (and
Friends)
Falloon, Rev. W. M 1 1 0
M`lsi eile Rev. Dr. H 1 0 0
Eden, Mr John 1 0 0
Fairclough, Mr. W. C. 2 2 0
Johnston, Mr, W. S 1 1 0
Anderson Mr. T. D 1 0 0
Parker, Mr. James
Bennett, Mr. William 1 1 0
Ewitank, Rev. W. W 1 1 0
Rimmer and Son,
Messrs. Thomas
Lee, Mr. Joseph
Boyd, Captain John 1 1 0
Ackerley Mr. R. Y 0 10 0
White, Mr. J. 0 10 0
Sums under Ws 1 18 0
Woodruff, Mr. John 2 0 0
Taylor, Mr: J. 0 0 10 6
Medcalf,Mr.Thos. W 0 10 0
Clare, Mr. John 2 0 0

Jones -
1 14 9
Horsfall, Mrs 1 0 0
Horsfall, Mr. Robert 1 0 0
All Saints', Oct. 19th, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

SECOND

)I'l'l

Standard-office, Two o'clock, p.m

COUVII, IE_,N

TNIIS BAY.

71117370, 71.\T
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A If
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of members was v

contest 1

Ir. G. H. LA

Council wou

1 for A

All the Council we

be the el

KIN WI

LLI 1. II •

prospect of a

tated that the first duty of the

SIIAND then rose, and after eulogizing the abl

civic ch

proposed that M

mayor for the ensuing yea

Mr. Jort

Mr. BUSHBY propoard Mr. J. B. M

Mr. LACE rose and said, he had hoped to hear some

reasons why they should elec

Mr. H

bad not been

yen, he would lay before them the reasons
why they should elect Mr. Moore. He noticed his exer-
ttions on the various bills which had been brought before
I the House of C

of the

Mr. EARLE t

sated his inten

Mr. P.

to vote for M

tRKER ably replied to so

, but inti-

remarks made by

Mr. Earle
Ac'

'mune(

ted discussion then ensued, in which Mr. S

is, Mr. Danson,

Mr. Molyneux, and

others joined

IAYOR then requested the members to vote, when

the return stood as follows

MR. II

Walthe

RSFALI

Shand, Atherton

itt, Hill, I

John Holmes, • H
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

Tuesday

our stock in grans

splay of samples v
At our Corn Excb

ather pv-el7-ih-oTeleW

nolders requirink,
were rather difficult to realize.
Barley and Malt ruled nearly the
Beans ls. lower than on this day wt as unaltered. Prime dried Mealing Oats 2d., and undried Id. dearer.
meal was in good demand at an improvement of is. per load.
Indian Corn in lively request, at an advance of 2s. to 2s. 6d
per 4801 b. Indian Meal coramanded.l4B. 6d. to 15s. per barrel.

line as on Friday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
WILL BE HELD AT THE

ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesdal Jae 10th instant.
Lady's Ticket, is. 6d.; Gentleman's Ticket, 10s. 6d. Double
Ticket, to admit a Lady tiff Gentleman, 15s.—Refreshments
included.
Mr. HARWOO ill preside as Master of Ceremonies, and
Mr. SMITH, of Castle-street, will provide the Refreshments.
Tickets to be had at the Rooms and the principal Music
Shops.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

VALUABLE

FREEHOLD

PROPERTY,

IN SIR THOMAS'S-BUILDINGS.
By Mr. BYERS,
On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms,

,
A LL that very valuable Parcel of LAND, with the
Siri le severally
eTr
ahßlolUyn
illaL3s3VsfleNbeu
itG:Saanitndhger
running
nocnnoi,ltga situateiiigidige
poitnhn
7 frontt
Ihefe
entotrntial,;-caehat
inches,
h, side
a back
of
Ist.—A DWELLING-HOUSE, in theoccupation of Mr. John
Lease for one Life, (now aged
Nolan, under un agreement for
,a .
fionrththeeocrcesuipaduteioonfoaf
from 1843, and .4'30 after-
tn4llB:::wiai• othleelrOCenStsoqfua.:2eoyfaorrds2.l Thelyears,
is7ildings (beginning at the
after-
wards.
ht end) consist of
Messrs. 2 ci.---- A '
FinchWAREHOUSE
PREMISES,
merchants,
term which will expire in 1850, at the rent of .il2O.
3d.—A Licensed, commodious, and well-accustomed PUBLIC-
HOUSE, called the GOLDEN FLEECE, now in the occupation of
Mr. G. Redfearn, for the residue of a term which will expire
1852, at the rent of £B4.
4th.—A large DWELLING-HOUSE, now in the occupation
of Messrs. Henry and Son, for a Lease of which 17 years are
unexpired, at the rent of .e 63.
The central situation of this Property, and its adaptation for
all business purposes, render it very suitable for investment.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. NORTH
and ORRED, where a Plan may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

Last we(

Dveries of seier

one must hay
Owing to t

builders of Sunderland have propnsed to reduce the wag
of their carpenters from 275. to 24s..per week. A stri

h reference to the high rate of his wife, and the gentleman becatn,
_ae city. A number threw open the door of the carriage ant.
of eight months _.,en sent over to Holland, self on the line. By a miraculaus interve.
discounted there at the rate of four per cent., .and the with the infliction of a few bruises, and
proceeds promptly received in gold by one of the steamers. station shortly after the departure of the tra
• On Sunday morning week, a most desperate affray took scribed himself to be the captain of a vessel
place near Devizes between the Marquis of Ailesbury's of the docks in London.
keepers and some poachers, and which has since termi- VERY LIKE A WHALE
nated fatally to one of the latter. A verdict of " justi- town that it is her Majesty._
fiable homicide" was returned at the inquest. abode amongst us for a portion of the
The Custom-house officers finding thirty bottles of Castle Mona has been named as the res
brandy on board a yacht, belonging to Mr. Oliver, have the future occupation of royalty ; and it
seized it. The owner considered himself entitled a.l a high in authority has been lately '-
member of the R.Y.C. to have on board suc'
of spirits.
The oaks throughout England are said t'

A. circumstance,

.n made known in t
' bills have b

&rumour bas been

a quantity

its royal mistress,
i in this icknri is

unusual quantity of acorns this

gested that farmers should cause these aeon
thered for the food of their pigs, as the crop of

A Norfolk paper states that the Mayor of Yarmouth
celebrated the Thanksgiving-day on Sunday fortnight, by

uy uer ItUljifSt y 3 pnysictans
the enervating nature of the air of the Isle of Wigh
its consequent unfitness for their royal patient.—.
Liberal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

47.

law of
ingly or
horse a
arkford,
a bull;
one of
ghtened
orner of
ud and

and

victim.
►n the,'

ter, lie

3n, es
Dm the

-, near
ris, has

,m the
!ox hag

Faver-
above,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We do not think it prudent to publish, at the present moment,
the letter forwarded by "A Householder."
We are obliged by the suggestion of " It. T. ;" but he may
remember that we tried the experiment two or three years
, since, and it did not succeed. We do not feel disposed at
present to attempt it again.
We have received the first number of a very valuable publica-
tion, entitled the "Journal of Public Health, and Monthly
Record of Sanitary Improrentent," which is under the able
editorship of Dr. Suther;and, of this town. The contentsare
varied, interesting, and highly valuable; and the editor has
succeeded in obtaining the assistance of many intelligent and
practically well-informed contributors and local correspon-
dents.
The unnecessary indignation of "A Churchman" is magnilo-
quently expressed, but it is not the less foolish nevertheless.
His hightlown sentences are only calculated to make one
stare, and they remind us of an article in one of our " Re-
views" for the present month, in which the writer warmly
commends the conduct of those clergymen who refused to
use the Form of Prayer appointed for the late thanksgiving-
day, albeit in doing so they disobeyed their Queen and re-
spective Diocesans; whilst he is perfectly horror-stricken at
'the smallest breach of ceremonial order. The clergy who
set aside the Form altogether are " faithful" and " conscien-
tious," whilst the conduct of those who read the concluding
prayers of the service apointed for the day " iu the gown"
is " outré," " disorderly," " monstrous." " shameful," and
so forth. We say nothing in defence of the course adopted
by the latter class,. though we do not consider it by any
means so reprehensible as that pursued by the former.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

Prices paid Imports
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWkThis Yr.
270 Sea Island 8 @ 19
390 Stained
2860 Bowed Georgia 44 52
5„,," f Mobile 4 5} `
Alabama and Tennessee 4 44 5486 487227
9380 New Orleans 4 72
( Pernambuco &Paraiba 6* 74 1
120 1 Aracati and Ceara - - f •• • • 25739
100 Bahia and Maceio
651 —__
____7 1 1671 33226
120
{ Maranham
Sawginned
.... Minas —
.... Para
10 Demerara, Surinam, &c B4 62 536
590 Egyptian 16 —B4 .... 8555
.... Barbadoes •••• ' 623
.... Peruvian — —.—
.... Bahama —
.... Laguayra
20 Common West India, &c. 52 83 3577
.... Carthagena
.... Smyrna
.... Manilla
2360 Surat
.... 98148
100 Madras
.... Bengal
21580 bales. 10391 955428
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

and the omnibuses.

e) I
nished with lights, were forced to proceed at a very slow
pace, as otherwise they were continually in danger of
running against each other.

A most alarming fire broke out on Friday, in the ex-
tensive premises of Messrs. John Black and Co., rope and
sail makers, at Lancefield, near Glasgow. The value of
the stock destroyed is estimated at £3,000, and that of
the buildings at between £3,000 and £4,000; but we are
glad to learn that both are insured.
A letter from Lord Cloncurry was read by the Lord

Mayor, at the Mansion-house Police-office, on

Monday

showing that they frequently sold fabrieted t

that if English holders happened to draw a prize, the
illegality of the purchase was pleaded against papment.
The Morning Post states that orders have been given
at the Woolwich dockyard to prepare the Plover schooner
to sail in search of Sir John Franklin, if within the
next ten or twelve days the government hall receive no
intelligence of that officer and his exploring expedition to

dren have died in Dongl

,REN.—Not fewer than 140 dill-
s since the Ist of October. Mcr.a
attended the Infant School in

North John-street have died within a few mono
great mortality is caused chiefly by scarletina, w
been eqUally prevalent and fatal in England
Liberal.

—Manx
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

Zaantel3.

WANTED, a Second-hand Light SPRING CART,
such as are now used by Grocers : not to exceed in
weight 7 cwt.
Persons having such an one to dispose of, will hear of a
Purchaser by addressing a note, with price and where it may
be seen, to A. A.. Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

RUPTURES.

R. DAVID TODD, SURGEON, 5, UPPER FITZROY-
STREET, FITZROY-SQUARE, LONDON, the Inventor of
an IMPROVED TRUSS, and Author of a brief Essay upon
Hernia or Ruptures, may be consulted every Morning from Nine
till Twelve, and every Evening from Six till Ten o'clock. Country
applicants who cannot without inconvenience visit London, are
required to send him the following particulars :—The exact
measure around the body a) 3ve the hip bones, and the magni-
tude, duration, and side of the Rupture. Price 2s. for a
Single, and ...e3 35., for a Doable Truss, to be paid by postoffice
order, at the office, Tottenham-court-road, London, when the
order is given, and the Truss will .be forwarded in two or
three days. Every person afflicted with Rupture should read
Mr. Todd's Essay upon Hernia, and judge for himself. It
briefly explains, and illustrates with plates, the nature and the
proper treatment of Hernia, the shape of the Truss, and the
mode of wearing it.
"We have seen this Truss in use. It is an exceedingly sim-
ple clever instrument, and may be worn with extreme ease, and
the best possible effect."—Lancet, July 4th, 1846.
" Mr. Todd's Truss, we think, will supersede those now in
ordinary use. It is extremely simple, requiring no straps or
other auxiliaries to adjust it, and does not weigh more than
three ounces ; and, we understand, it is approved and recom-
mended by the faculty."—Weekly Dispatch.
N.B. Mr. T. has no Agent for the sale of the Truss, every
one being made to order, and warranted.to fit the wearer.
The Essay is sold by Mr. T. Smith, 4, Beaufort-buildings,
Strand, London, price 2d., and will be forwarded to any part of
the kingdom, free, for three postage stamps. 20,000 Copies are
ready for delivery.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

PORTRAIT OF THE REV. DR. M'NEILE.
TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY,) the 10th instant,
will be ON VIEW, at BURLAND' GALLERY of ART,
Church-street, a PORTRAIT tse Ifev. Dr. M'NEILE,
painted in Water Colour REDERICK TATHAM, Esq., of
London. Will be o • for One Week.
Admission Fre n presentation of Address Card.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

SUCCESSFUL RESULT_ OF THE HUDSON'S BAY CO

PANT'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—It is know.
1846, the Hudson's Bay Company despatched an exp,._ ..,enty guineas.,
tion of thirteen persons from Fort Churchill, in Hudson's fetched the highest price, which w.
Bay, under the command of Dr. John Rae, for the purpose elephant Romeo,- a male of large siz
of surveying the unexplored portion of the Arctic Coast, hundred guineas, the same sum bein.
at the north-eastern angle of the American continent. beast of truly mammoth proportioth
This expedition has now returned, after having traced the lane as .Tennv T,ind _ •

pony, ten

yen. Of the ca

1) within a few miles of the S

la,thus proving Sir John R

cor-

I rect in stating BOothiaFelix to be a Per

Aitred ()monde, the publisher of a held on Wednes.-_
weekly paper at Douglas, called the Manx. Cat, has been of a reform in the preb,..
found guilty of a libel on Mr. John Duggan.—Mr. Far- chair was taken by Dr. Burton, of
ghar, publisher of the Mona's Herald, has been convicted ers were very numerous; they dwelt
of libelling Mr. Dumbell, an advocate of the Manx bar. quacy of the remuneration. There v
The offence was the insertion of a letter in the Herald, illustrations of its lowness :—Mr. F
said that in his union, wi h a vonul

charging the

plaintiff with frtud and incort

defendant printed that he was ignorant of the insertion ol
the letter in his paper, and that he published an apology
as soon as he discovered it. The defendant, Fargher,
sentenced to three months imprisonment, and to pa
_ _

ived £80; fo-r

medical off
25,000, £5O; for Rainford, 4,000, ,
s Wootton, Little Wootton, Hale Wood, H
a with a population of 7,000, he received £1(
i he took the fever, and was obliged to enrs

FATAL CASE OF STABBING.—An awful event OCCUT
on the night of Tuesday, on the public highway in
township of Bowling, near Bradford. Two men, boa

to throw up

his union veterin

y, in London, to consider the
I relief. The

fiespeak-
L the inade-

700, the

,pul adult
►r Much

d Spe!ce,

t spring

allowed

observed: that in
id a much higher
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-09

THE GREAT PILOT AND BEAVER HOUSE
IS REPLENISHED WITH
BEAVERS, PILOTS, WITNEYS, BRIGHTON BEAVERS,

MILLED SUPERFINES, KERSEYS, &c., &c.,
And every New Pattern (worth having) in
FANCY DOESKINS, CASSIMERES, &c.