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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

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received

various towns of
es of the many-
minded supporters or opponents of the cause; that beyond
words, the different parties have in some cases actually come
to blows; that the main- questions have- been—whether it be
right for the state to render any aid in the work—whether
education should be religious or secular, or neither or both;
and that, after much debating, the parliament has, by a large
majority, declared that the people shall he educated—that the
Government shall aid in-promoting such-education by grants
of money—and that the education shall be of a religious cha-
racter, having for its basis the authorised version of the Word
e.,

country. on ti
England hay,

übject of educ

hief opponents
•s, at least cer-

it would be scarcely

t to inter-

that it

which will be the chief

recipient o
ters do not

•epudiate the very

h be their pr
nraefira and

,s of the Dissen-
Etnce—yea, they

various public
nciples, recent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

NEW LINE OF PACK"
For NEW YORK

To sail on the 6th of every Month

HOTTINGUER, I. BURSLEY

1100 tons.. 6th Sept

LIVERPOOL, J
QI

LDRIDGE

6th act.
6th Nov

CONSTITUTION(new ship),J.BRITTON 1500 tons.. 6th Dec

Goods received until Midnight of the 4th of each Month.
Freight at the usual scale of rates.
These substantial, fast sailing, first class ships, allbuilt in the
city of New York, are commanded by men of experience and
ability. Their cabins are elegant and commodious, and are
furnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort
of rissengers. The rate of Cabin Passage is TWENTY-FIVE
FOUNDS, for which all stores are provided, except wines and
spirits; these, if required, may lie procured from the Steward.
FIELDEN BROTHERS and Co.
fhs rate of 4 dollars 80 cents
to the-pc"ar

able in Ne

.►,
!moil;

LINE OF PACKETS
For NEW YORK,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

SATURDAY.

SCHOLES V. SCOTT AND ANOTHER.
This was to action brought by the plaintiff, S

Scholes, against James and John Scott.
was in debt for the recovery of the amoi
sory note for £2OO, made by the defendl
to the plaintiff. The defendants pleaded
make the note. A verdict was returne,
for £228 14s. 9d.

LANSDALE V. CLARKE AND AN

This was an action brought by James Lan
John Clarke and Charles Buckle, for ft
value of certain goods sold and delivered
pleaded that they were never indebted,
£lO into court. The plaintiff was an in
ton, near Manchester, and he brought
to recover the amount of a bill for refre:
on behalf of the defendants, who are bui
ter. It appeared that, a few years ago, the
dustrial Schools were built by the Board of Guardians of
the Manchester Union. The c
and when the school was finis
have the work measured, in

s in Manches-

might be paid. Accordingly, in Jan. and Feb., 1845, the
work was measured. Various parties went to measure
It took nearly a fortnight to complete the measure=
and during that time the parties had their refresh=
at the inn of the plaintiff. Measurem
hungry and thirsty sort of work, for
dinners, wines, cigars, and brandies at
so the eating and drinking went on unt
to £2l and a fraction. The dinners N
rate of 2s. a-piece, laying on the wines
gars in addition. The defendants
dinners, but when the day of re(
3 to pay more than

brandies,
e present
n came thei

the expense of the plaint;ff. It v
fendan:s, that £lO was a sum s
amount really due ; that a charg
one day was enormous ; that t
joyed a glorious smoke,—(laug

of cigars appeared to have bee
returned for the plaintiff for the
RICHMOND V.

ist have e

A. verdic

his name, Mr. MARTIN consented to a verdict l
for the plaintiff for £62 14s. 3d. Mr. WATsoT
that there were no fewer than fifteen pleas pui

record

BEDFORD V. COOP:

In this case Charles Bedford was plaintiff, an
Cooper, John Slack, and two other persons were
fendants. The action was for work and labou
money paid, money received, and on an account
The defendants, except as to £8 denied any prop
as to £2lO they pleaded a set-off, They also
payment of the £290. It nproared that the plai
a clerk, and that, for twenty-one years, he had
the employment of the firm of Margaret Barton
who formerly carried on business in the copper
brass line in Manchester. The defendants con:
four gentlemen who were creditors to the firm of
and Co., and on the Bth of October, 1825, Bar
Co. getting into difficulties, all the money of tl
was transferred to the defendants, and they carrie,
business until June, 1846, for their own benefit, a

of the other creditors. The present a
to recover the wages owing to the pla
contended that there was no doubt tha
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

ar fully 2s. lOwer

no alteration

STATE OF TRADE,

!neral want of co

ne;s. The difficulties encountered by all
their engagements has almost put a stop to (

every one is r

d therefore it is only the most immec

For which purchases are made.
ellers may be to make concess

arcely any temptation as to price will cause buy
_ _ •

operate in the present severely-felt

the're was a good supply of Cattle and Sheep, but hardly.
—the demand was fair for export.

—Our market this week, as might have been
n seriously affected by the high rate of dis-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

THIS DA

ESDAY, ~

Live Stock to be on the Quay of Drogheda three hours before

Auctioneers, Church-street, Liverpool

received daily at the Clarence Dock, and forwarded to
1. Freights moderate.

CABIN PARE, (including S

,) 10S.; DECK, ss.

35, Water-street

RICK TERNAN
and Claren

Dock, Liverpool.

nsurante

p,otirto.

GENERAL PROVIDENT
SOCIETY,

ASSURANCE

20, SOUTH JOH

STREET, LIVERPOOL

The EARL of S

WM. ENTWISLE, Eiq., M.P.
The Worshipful the MAYOR of Liverpool.
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, Rector.

The Rev.
PRESII

23, 7 ",; Afternoon. Corporation of Liverpool to Mr. William Leathaiii,
ifs from DROGHEDA for LIVERPOOL, On of 75 years, commencing on the 15th day of July,
SDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, For further particulars apply at the Office of 11,

n FRIDAY, the
the Clarendon-rooms South John-street

to conditions of sale,
ALL that Piece of LAND, wi e Six newly
erected MESSUAGES or DWEL G-HOUSE
situate on the south side of ane treet leading f
Homer-street to Netherfield-ro orth, called Cony
and containing in front there and at the back, along
or late of Mr. Elias, sev y 91 feet 3 inches, or th
and on the east side, along premises of Mr. Robert Taylor
on the west side, along premises of Mr. John Jones, severally
46 feet 10 inches, or thereabouts, together with the use of the
passage on the east.
The Title is Freehold of Inheritance.
Application to be made to Mr. CHARLE.? SENIOR, Solicitor,

thereon,
lm Great

THIS T

.et-street, Birkenhead

)AY, (Tue
CSDAY Ile

,ning, at the I

TEN Lotsofvah

out fOißuit

.duals desiroisAc

;,•!°6 m

ilway Station atPecb

Mr. Cixton, of a
low the Property a

Land may

I.3j,..effrof Kitchen Reciuisites,'&c., Bzi

der distrait rent.
Vines will be Sold punctually at One o'clock.
prior to the Sale, and Catalogues ma)

NG LAND.
HOGAN,

lstant; at Six o'clock in the
4th instant, at One o'clock in the After-

Lbject to the con-

de FREEHOLD LAND, situat,

Each:Lot will contain about On usand Square Yards of
fty yard y twenty,) and has been laid
views of private indi-

is within a f

Purchasers will be restricted no further than to secure re-
pectable Houses being erected on the Land, and each Lot will
)e capable of containing six Houses. The situation is very
_ . _
xtensive prospects of the sur-
1--,rsey,_.

Railway inn, ifebbington Station, `vi
marked out in Lots, and a Plan of tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

&team Pabigatton.

The free conveyance of Pattern Parcels by these vessels has led
to the practice of other parcels beingsent,which, on arrival
Jr, Amarira wp -find nnrht to have paid freight, and this prac-

tice having increased latterly to a great extent;
timate that in future ALL packages will be cha

, we beg to in-
trged freight.

BRITISH AND NORTH
MAIL ST
3 BY TII

AMERICAN

SZtN

Calling a

RPOOL
t HALIT.A.I.
ng,epesfid Hei

patrain EDI
Captain WI

ROYAL

lIIBERN
CAMBRI

.hi SHIPS

ul BO

Captain At
Captain CE

E. JUDKINS

The four S'

NIAGARA,

must be on board the day previous is

Lea.—Dogs c

d .€5 each
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

ditions then produced,
MEN Lots of valuable FREEHOLD LAND, situate
in ilia fnoonalkin and ncirich of Behhinpinn_ rinse to the

ilway St

Land, (1

DLit fifty

nty,) and :ha

INT Station at Bebbingtoii is within a few minutes' transit
lead, Liverpool, and an annual ticket per railway is
k only, being a considerable saving
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

to 2s. premium

The business done in our cot
has been limited, and th
Prices have been in

itained

in rear

uced pr

f which 1

cloth (

eUnited Stat

third more land in wheat cul

rgould I

"e been requir
crop in Grey

therefore; that nov

the cheapnes

-trade in COrr.

The commercial accot

at, and cannot f

ters at Nev

•eached th

ets on th

nericau pric
s to the f

to experien
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

in empty oyster-beds,
ws, and lived all their I

Lre to

saw at all.

s upon dried sprats
tough shrimps above alluded

•sh9p, as its

sputtering fitful gas-jets thresi- their jerking blaze over
circles of scarlet lobsters and pink jowls of salmon kept
under glass ; and crisp, cool lettuce, with here and there
a sprig of feathery fennel. In their season, too, orderly
battalions of oysters reposed in their shallow marble basins,

and barrels innumerable, with their address cards ali ready
tacked to them, flanked the counters. The old horny
shrimps made way for fresh and costly prawns ; the play-
lls of the actual evening hung from the ginger-beer
e such smart and bustling wai-

[elves ; there n

tiona.ble.--':Christopher Tadpole
THE PLEASURES OF ANGLIIs

gler must be

content to spend much time in dropping down from stream
to weir, from pool to stream, and from stream to weir

again, and to burn all the skin off his face many times be-
fore he has even a run. But when he does get a nine or
ten pounder into his well, the look down upon the fish,
after all the hair-breadth hazards of losing him when
hooked, is worth the weariness of many blank days. To
be sure, it does sometimes happen, even to the best sports-
men, that, after the struggle is apparently over, and the
fish is close to the boat-side,
_something will give way,

leaving the unhappy piscator with a straight rod and sua:
denly slackened line, and also with a sensation as if he
had been suddenly deprived of his backbone. But for a
lover of nature, even when fortune smiles not, this kind of
fishing has many charms; the bright river, the continual
change of scene, the rich beauty of the highly cultivated
and picturesque country through which it flows, and the
exhilirating freshness of the air as it comes laden with the

Awsician has lifted the latch."

nce a pteasur
.en by one wh

banks, the insects, I
see them,—the bird

Then ther

is always
nows how

the wild flowers that enamel the

the fist

T shoots by like a
le swift darts by

An arrow from a Tartar's bow

'ater is

ith the green
-lily ; and the

one should hire
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

each
any Pigs

HULL CORN MARKET, AUG. 10.
V's market we had a smaller supply of Wheat from
the farmers than of late, and holders of foreign showing less
disposition to force sa!es, Is. advance was obtained. Nothing
beyond the merest retail passing in any description of Spring
Corn. The sale of Ryemeal went off very well last Tuesday.

At this da

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, AUG. 13
At our market to-day we have a slender title&
and the weather being fine and warm, th •
sition to do business. Wheat is offeredheanet. Oats wefeid._per

.e is very little clispO:
s. to 2s. Der ouarter

c,.
Very few inquiries for Beans, and prices rather easier

DUBLIN COR

MARK

?,T, AUG. 13

There was a fair supply of
iv: and both met a brisk d

nd Oats at market to-

land at the currencies below

grain were of the most trifling' chara
quotations can only be considered nominal
sold in retail, at a reduction of 2s. •
' red ditto, 31s. to 365. -
; Oats, I4s. to lis
20s. to 21s. Od. ; Indian Corn, 23

Earley,
I
o 3

MANCHESTER CORN EXCI

harvest

market)

created not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Is into
an the

nfidence

a confident

anding the

proceeds as

and for

.m £63,000 shall
as of £l5 each,

That these -nevi

Ist of
vember
t ; and

•ectorS

exception of the
ts,) in February

de ready
aided the

t of the

raising
) con-

s matter

ver but in
as con si-

;e of the

-day, be-
rkenhead
rkenhead
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

exports of t

On th
ments a
that it

as conflicti

,rne out either by the ne

general tenor of

,ount of heavy rains v:11

respects the prospects on ti
" In some parts

and ti

to the

Lte upo:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

for which he received a cheque, signed by the pay clerk,
and which in a day or two afterwards was paid in notes or
gold. Various other tradesmen of the town were in the
habit also of sending copper and silver to the office of the
Select Vestry, for the purpose of its being paid away to
the paupers applying for relief ; and the note indicating
the amount sent was sometimes directed to the vestry,
and sometimes to the pay clerk. At the parish-office
they had a place up stairs into which these heavy
amounts of silver and copper
of a windlass, and where it

ready fi

distribution to the poor

)m time to t

for the amc

were drawn an,

given in repayment

it to the tra

the accomniedkio.

Ali. Bla

d, in this wa

given accommo

ber of years,
had continue
himself and ti

send his notes of -ti
and sometimes to Mr. 1

POLITICAL APOSTACY OF THE MAIL

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
Mr. Editor,—The Mail, in its impotent rage at the recent
defeat which Young England has sustained in Liverpool, is
wreaking its fury upon friends and foes alike, and madly
enough attacking the conservative press of Liverpool. You
have, of course, been honoured with some of that scurrilou
abuse which the blustering, inconstant conductors of that ver
reputable journal know so well how to use, and they have de
voted an article to your offences, whic.b, for
_coarse vulgarity
would have done honour to the f •
gate. They have, with their at
to designate a much more rest
f°The degraded Standard," be
J giventheir puseyitical candidate, th

recomr

,nd to the e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Of the latter crop we can

Tea, WE

s in the last two ye

when the d

Le haulm and the potatoes part company the hettE
ill soon beenm. _

known them well pre
ground level, puttingl

geed b

,ely a layer of soil and

By these means one gr

out effected

the prevention of ferment
K Awe ;Ira rapid escape or disp.ersign

ay little new ; the disease still progn
:onceive at a somewhat milder ratio than it did the last
Id charge it

o, though we

ie stem, the soone

ith thousands, whe-
iis affair. We have

NI; or if such
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

quisite convenience. The- Bedroo
suitable Servants' rooms,) are loft
which have excellent Dressing-roo

Baths, and Water-closet
The Wine and other Cellars are dry and v
THE PLEASURE GROUIS

Inched.

1E GAT

are tast,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Ilia or

t he v

regiment of infantry

ated that

prisone

a police-o

more ti
Mr_ IP,

ine and machinery; he
nst the law. Mr. Graham

Lean machinery

Dated permit
1 the maximum penalty wa

press for a ni

Mester Guardian of WE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

you ever I

We do E

ter.) 'lt is a, sad d,

and eyes open,
Tipperary. (Hear.) I would t
the hand; I would shake hand:

ach a man

(]aught

abuse me, I would say

and I will tell you wh

food to

The F

,e great rever

you, any was

hey elected
ter.) Well

Laughter

and meel

low, with a bamboo-he

drel who refused to send two ye

s with the conduct of the pi

I am done with vOt.

see men, with their

iOu, Mr. Coll

r, you scoundrel
d Suit

11, my I

abouit your

En apostl

Ed concluded much vulgar lan-

Mi. Collett

)rity, that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, AUG. 14

ADMITTED: Accidents, 31; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 23; Total, 54.—DISCHARGED :Cured, 2G ;

Relieved and at. own request; 5; Attended as Out. Patienti, ;
Irregular, 3; Died, 6; Remaining in the Hospital, 89.
• Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr.
Jones; Mouse Visitors, Henry Holmes and R. W.
Bateson, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. B. Gil-
dersleeves .; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain,
Rev. Wm. Hughes.

BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL
,AND DISPENSARY,

AUGUST 14, 1847

HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 5 ; Discharged—Cured, 2 ; Relieved,
0; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not .Benefitted, 0; Irregular, 0;
Dead, 1 ; Remaining, 7.—DispnNsp.a.v.--Out-Patients—Ad-
msiniteteed;a2nlu•aiD7isl7l:74ed. , l 6; Remaining, 155: Home Patients—
Admitted, '2O ; Discharged, 8; Dead, •1 ; nemaining, 36. Total
Visitors for the ensuing week, Messrs. W. Stevenson and

.1. Walker; ConsultiniSurgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr
Smith ; Surgeon for the ensuing week, Mr. Yale ; Trea
stirer, Mr. R. Bryans, Jun. ; House SuLrgeon, Mr. Mac

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES

K OF NEW PATIENTS ENTERED ON THE BOOKS OF TIIF

4..aarr.v,t+.o.lES DURING TILE WEEK ENDING Aug,
NonTH.---New cases received advice and medicine at the in-
stitution, 123;'new cases visited at their own houses, and sup-
plied with medicine, 269 total, 392.—Visitors, Walter F. 111. ac
Gregor, Esq., Vice-President; Mr. S. H. Macrae, Mr. W. C.
Fosberry, Mr. J, G. Morris. House Surgeon, Mr. Archibald
Arnott.

SOUTli.—New cases received advice and medfrine at the in-
stitution, 183; new cases visited at their own houses, and sup-
plied with medicine, 125; total, 308.—Visitors, Charles Rpoth,
Esq., Vice-President ; r, James Mulleneux, Rev. D. D. Stew-
art, Rey, Cm* Norma. HPllse ..•,urpieori, Mr. John Leech.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

)USE,

;, Coach•
Poo yards

WUNG
ITTING-
of a fine

qTRY

Keswick.
yen Bed-

suitable
rig to the

ayard on
fronting a

[ill, Che-
rrounding

rlour, and
and Bath-

HOUSE

two Sit-

ill ; or at

a, ready

banks of

Lc scenery,

ing-room,
16 by 16,

Kitchens,
and other
two four-
ses, Saddle
convenient
Gardens,

e exclusive
ed acres of
[ere is good

les of the

reefing the

Es, Wi

iversity of
near Liver-

I-office, Li.

Jl3 are in
the Club.
Let are re
situation,
option of
7, India-
taut.

IOPSIIIRS

F.RS.
PPLY the
nzham and
Welling“"
' Tender for
Xll, ShreWs-

mown trees:

less than 10
k, if rectan_
10 inches 1,1

A the Carl
mustb
ley

wbidl 01w:
1847 ; 0"e
30th June,

the tiOle of
ad the Con-
' ected.
se reJ
Engineer s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

A DIGNITARY OF THE ROMS I CHURCH.

For the edification of the English reader is subjoined a
report of a most characteristic speech delivered by a dig-
nitary of the Roman Catholic church (Archdeacon Laffan)

in proposing Mr. Scully, one of the successful Repeal can-
didates at the recent election for the far-famed county of
Tipperary.

deacon LAI

.rr rose, and

mendous burst of ac
paper out of his po
table, said to

Mr: Collett, " TI

the bu

id did r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Aug. 17, 1847.

CROWN COURT, YESTERDAY.

His Lordship took his seat on the Bench at half-past
eight o'clock, and the business opened by the arraignment
of a numb2r of prisoners, charged, for the most part, with
rnansla-..ghter, or inflicting grievous bodily harm. His
lord-.lip then ordered all the prisoners who had been ac-
9'utted, or against whom no bills had been found, should
be •lischarged. To one of them, in the undress of a
soldier, his lordship gave a kindly admonition, to beware
of bad company, late hours, or other conch
,xcite suspicion against him. In inei
-

t ' that might I

my lord."' Amon st thosedischarges► v
aged 18, charged on the

James Day

uquest

Daniel 'M'.
32, charged

[uodale at Liverpool
th killing Bridget

Fitzharri

DOING tniEvous BODILY
Kin, 94 3 :1:

drown boiling waterupv.. _ shand,
aim grievous bodily harm. It appeared
and her husband lodged in a house in
.et, Heaten Norris, and that they lived
ether, owing to the prisoner belly-
r. On the night of the 3lst of 'a

a lier hu

jealous c

lay. prisoner

et with anoti

house, when they

e, the daughter of the
;aw the prosecutor in
words took place be-

with two women

and prisoner, and to
ate threat. King left them, wen*
All went to bed. Between tv.-
utor was awakened by extreme pain, pt.(

)ner utt

Tome, and at

o and thi•ee o'clock

luced by

g water
. He

Idle of hi
attempted to rise, but found himself tie
He extricated himself b

having

,een thra

to the be

a a rope
IA in hi

;ony jumped f

from top to
T. He was

, and t

o the Infirmar

:h, when he recov
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

where I was overtaken bN
zot thorouzhlv soake

with rain

lough cabins, or shanties, on the side of a hill, erected
there for the accommodation of the Irishmen who worked
on the canal, and some of Whom had been thus engaged
for three years,' I entered one of them to dry my clothes.
I found an Irishman and his wife within, who re-
ceived me very civilly, but were evidently ashamed of
the miserable manner in which they lived. A beau-
tiful young child was lying in a rude cradle, and the
rain, which soaked through every part of the roof,
was falling down upon his little face ; but the little
fellow did not seem to mind it much, it probably not be-
ing the first time he had felt it there. Having made my
wishes known, the woman made the fire up; but the
smoke almost choked and blinded me, and the hearth was
so uneven, that I could scarce sit upon a little bench
which I drew to it. On the man's going out, ob-
that she appeared very fond of her child, I got
ort of friendly conversation with her, and hav-

What ! has

to
them upon tl
blessing on the potato
The truth i

I've clapped my eye

e men

, •
are too lazy to raise them : if it's plenty of whisky they
can get they are satisfied." " You have very fine chil-
dren, I perceive," said I ; "what do you feed them with ?"
" Faith, sir," she replied, " it 's just the children that
are raised easier than the potatoes." Then, seeing
the rain fall on her pretty child, she exclaimed,
" God bless my father and mother ! Sorrow the day
I left them to come a canalling in this country ! If I
had been in their house not one drop of this rian would
fall on me or the babe." She said America was a fine
country if the men would only take care of what they
earned ; that the wives of the other men were all dissatis-
fied, because their husbands were neither sober nor pru-
dent ; and that but one thought occupied their minds,
which was, to save money enough to get back to Ireland
with.—Featherstonaugh's Canoe Voyage.

JEWS IN AFRICA.—The Jewish Intelligeneer states,
that a considerable number of Jewish merchants reside
and carry on an extensive traffic in Timbuctoo, the great
difficulty of intercourse with which is want of water, whilst
conveying goods on camels in boxes lined with lead within
and covered with skins without to preserve the contents
from the excessive beat. The Timbuctoo Jews travel to
Socham, a town in the Sahara desert, thirty-six days from
Mogadore, every spring, and are dark complexioned, but
not black. They use the same prayers as the Portuguese
Jews, and dress like Moors, only wearing a black cap.
. - -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

the pemiltyof their crimes, if the s
keep them in perpetual imprisonment ox

proper

nd them into

FRUIT EATING.—The groundless prejudice against fruit,
and the absolute necessity in diet of vegetables cc
an acid, as the potato does, were dwelt on before
and its kindred diseases made their appearance.
true that fruit, when taken to excess, produces symptom.
which may be mistaken, by persons unacquainted with
medicine, for common cholera. But beef or mutton in ex-
cess will do the same ; and the experience of this year has
shown more clearly than had ever been shown before, that
bread and meat alone are not sufficient to sustain the system
in health. Fruit and acid vegetables are an essential part of
the food of man ; but it seems the body, when duly supplied
with the principles it derives from these sources, husbands
them up, and can do without the acid diet for some time.
The appetite for fruit and pickles is not then without
its use, although the chemists have not hitherto ex-
plained how vegetable acids subserve nutrition. Without
those aliments the blood loses some of its essential pro-
" - ;„ crinfa imaor

antaining
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

relating to the in

in the. proceedi

other Places. GE

and the very bfa;

Time NN

me, I am not aware
,

spect to one case

- on a corm
there may be bills presented to you
Wolfe. If that case

the proceeding
to be Dartim,i;

than is presented to my

e that r

where there is r

party m

mind wi

-which frequently never find. their way into thi
but which, I am afraid, present a striking featur

before the coroner, I would caution you

ration of the case, and to

1f there be, you will of coarse present
not, you will throw them out. It may
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

mbt7rs and friends of thi

w in a magnificent y
This place was quite

_e decorations being of the most costly
description, and the company numbering about 1000.
Lord Aberdeen occupied the chair.

how of

;ure is enlivened by the

f _mechanical figur

sent : the giraffe, or came

with their

r are intended to
the flock of sheep

curacy of all their movements could r

theatre dr

precision and

aim met vita
a large share of Public patronage. The chief novelty,
" The Rag-Picker of Paris," is well got-up; and Mr-
Pearson's acting, as Father Jean, has met with the moo
enthusiastic approbation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

E , ag Ol Hall.
John Marshall ,Worsl PeneV word tham Hall

. Li,iverool.
John Maywood Turner, Esq , verpopol.
William G. Walmsley, Esq., Westwood House.
James Hibbert Wanklyn, Esq., Crimpsall House.
John Wybergh, Esq., Liverpool.
His LORDSHIP then proceeded to deliver his charge.
lie said :—Gentlemen of the Grand Jury, the calendar
which will be presented to your attention on the present
Occasion, certainly is one of the most remarkable which I
have met with in all my experience, which, gentlemen, is
not very long indeed ; but, in the whole tours

of that

experience, it is the most remarkable I have ever met
with. I believe it exceeds in amount any other calendar
that I have ever known to be presented
It contains the most frigh
which it is possible for any o

o imagine. mere a:
no fewer than 43 cases of violence to the person ; 7 mu
• •

5 of rape; and, in addition to these-, then
And, gentlemen, if one look

cases of burglary

,d only a few yearsago, bef

hmyC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

~/ l/6

;nL~:«a

//

FciflUavNe
theD, same
aamPe 04NdeTscEriRbino.Dit0aGn.d p hen 0
yi all exwnpenses.
Apply Apply to Mr. J. KIRKHAM, Veterinary Surgeon, Lower Ivy-
street, Birkenhead.

MONEY FOR MORTGAGE.
£2O ARE ready to be ADVANCED
5000 on MORTGAGE, fora
.Terns
of Fourteen Years, at Three per Cent.
Apply by letter, to JonN JAMES COWARD, Esq., Lansdowne
Crescent, Bath, from Principals only.

LIOOPER ANNUM at least to be realized
by an outlay of £25 without trouble, without
risk, and most respectably, and an increased proportionate

lize the parties embarking
£25 capital will, or an
• particulars would be t

ving that £50,000 capital will rea-
-2000 times the amount of income
e2oomo per annum. Full
given in an advertisement,
i of post, which must
s, the advertiser being

Mme of
) long to b
yarded per ret

aware that suc

narvest as he offers, will require
clear elucidation before any stranger to him will be induced to
--v. It does not matter how high the station of the party
Male or Female, neither will it interfere
• -- of his or hers.

embarking, v
with any exis
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

'ormanees,
Barlow,
Ipe, vault-

us or Sick
n of symp-
Lted bilious

For costiveness,
inirable, and for

medicine
neatest
e an excel.

aniversallv
ce ls

29, Strand,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

luable as manure

at ti

already spoken (

g after us

devil in arnest,

m now, and on he com

I again, w

n retn
ated to

1, until nearl

Tislibear dr

thrilling roar,

Ve all belie

kind of me

ter is t 1

Imits (

E GRISLY BEAR.—I was
)f Mount St. Bernardino,
degrees north latitude, .in

ng a piece of roasted venison,
sly bear peeped out from some
L one side of us. We instantly
distance off. The hu

Not finding much

his is an ugly customer ; I'll take
t was a true one : the ball bit the
for the blood was drip-
hat ecl

I through

ear, expecting to see him
don't you fire ? A steady
knee, to make sure of my

give him the
did so, and with effect,

aid my

I am ready fo:

One stopped to fire
a mile of

iveying to you an idea
dangerous brutes pos-

✓6 the Western Coast of

o this question ar

not a rel

tive and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

recent
lcOles
since,
Lords,
1 very
iment,
ovided
[f they
ie time

beauty
.00f on
of the
tn ation
lace in
of his

deeply
ity, but
;upport

,
Spector
.report
consi-
[ls that
is large
ake the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

irket, in

rs were arrested after
he male 13

Cat he

ner was convi
se Bower, 1k

Le female pr

in conseqm
a bad shill

prison

caking a pig

,dicted for having

deces of false and cc

1 intent

It haying sent
r a quart of
[lowed. Geor

Nicted ; -the t

id cutti
Witness
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

1500 tor

CARRY

REDUCED RATE OF FREIGHT

YORK -.ET
ARRANGEMENT

Sail on t

ship,) W. H. Ai
Y. POPHAM ..

Packets HITHI

SHIPS

y Month

1 st August,

Ist Sept.
Ist Oct.

midnight of the 19th
le of rates.

nd commanded

perior style, and

26th Oct.
26th Nov
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

zrEarActs.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 10.
Wheat, 11 qrs., @ .t'37 6s. 2d. yr qr.: total, 7s. 10d
Oats, 0 qrs., ® £0 Os. Od.v qr.: total, Os. Od,
Barley, 0 qrs., ® Os. Od. sp, qr.: total, Os. Od,

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 11

The show to-day was pretty good, and of 'fair quality. The
demand for prime Beef brisk, and last week's rates fully rea-
lised. All prime stock sold up.

LEEDS CORN

ET, AUG. 10

There is more disposition to buy Wheat to-day at last week's
rates, but holders ask rather more money, which checks busi-
ness. Oats Is. per qr. cheaper. In Beans no alteration.

BIRKI

NHEAD AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE,
AUGUST 14, 1847
s. d. s. d

Hay, old, v, cwt. 3 G to 4

Clover, new

2 3 -
0 10 -

2 6 Kemps
2 6 Pink Eyes
1 0 Red Roger
1 0 Short Top,

Oat.. ,
Barley
Carrots ,

O 0
O 0 AA
O 0 Cat,
O 0 Black
O 0

PRICES OF PROVISIONS 1N BIR}
MARKET, AUGUST 14, 1847

to 0 8 'Plums.,
R Straw"

o 8 B
o 7 Ci
o 10 Pi
1 R

0 Turkey

0 0 G

NHEAD

3'llaritetsc.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, AUG

During the present week we have had more business in fo-
reign Wheat at about Is. per quarter advance on last week's
rates Grinding Barley Is. per quarter lower. Oats and Beans

nearly maintained then.* valtie,

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 12

The Beef and Mutton market yesterday supported the prices
of last -Mutton, 5(1. to 6d. per lb. ; Beef, 4id. to ed. ;
off sink, respectively; Lambs, 15s. to 235.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

meteor

close to the be

,t bad

yes and snowy star-bloom of the wate
htingale har(

diest covert h

,vin all the host of day songsters, thong]
,d thrush make melody loud and el(

Recreatioz

How TO ASCEND A MOUNTAIN.
prevailing fallacies of the times, that to mourn

us in a v(

solemn tone of v

*fresh from Brick Court

to the top of

and of

all pedes-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

cent. &
(k)

ailway and Canal

•m. & Doncaste
•ham, and Goof

Birniingharr,
er, late N. W,

T new shares

nd Dover
iTo. 1 ...

gz Salisbury

,ncaster & Goole

, and Weymouth
astle

Midland ..
g Extension
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

3 value of the goods v

f they thought the value wa

ove that sun

'he jury retired

'—damages £3C

The defendant

,rd, brought t

This was an action on an a
Samuel Brooks, of Manchester, banker, and the oth
assignees of the estate of Mr. aron Lees ' -
ton, and of Crumpsall, near Manchester, (
to recover a siin_rof nearly - •

under an awarc
of the defendai
them to man!

of Go

nees and the defendant, in May, 1841, all matters
difference between the parties was submitted to a A
Peat, of Manchester, who, on the 16th of A
year, delivered his award, which stated that £2.__
was due to the assignees. _ The defendant subset

ugust in that

paid them £l7OO an
balance that this action was brow_
was respecting the execution of the award by
This having been proved, a verdict was ri
plaintiff. Damages £620 15s. 6d. As it
Mr. Lees was now in a condition to pay ti
cution was orc
PAULING AND ANOTHER V. M'CORMICE

17s 10,

in a month

This was an action brought by

way contractors, to recover the value of

worth of

r. Peat

converted to their own use, `which, it was stated', belonged
to the plaintiff. The case, which was of the most trum-
pery description, occupied the attention of the court for
several hours. The jury retired about six o'clock to con-
sider their verdict.—Verdict for plaintiff, damages £5.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

be exl
ling convaic

enormous distance from th

it is a disgraceful fac
the accident, have al

I to by t

nobly discover
attention of tl
of the seconds

BRED Pi

have been d:

been blown to atom

frame itre still found in the c

lemsel

for itself el
nd. It r

❑e from the accident h

mbs were e

1. thA

of muti-

.uch per head

T, promptly put a stop

'he orb tl

is on ou

respectab.

,ce withal, ar

row on the previous eve
made against the prison
being taken to bridewe

costs, o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

AILING ON THE

ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH

ROSCIUS, ASA ELDRIDGE...,
SIDDONS, EDWARD B. COBB
SHERIDAN, G. B. CORNISH
GARRICK, B. J. H: TRASK . ,

1150 tons..llth Sept
1014 tons..llth Oct.
1012 tons..llth Nor.
1004 tons..llth Dec.

To insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods will be received
after the 9th of each month.
These ships are all of the first and largest class, built in the
city of New York, of the best materials, and with such improve-
ments as to combine great speed with unusual comfort for pas-
sengers, and they are commanded by men of experience and
ability._ The rate of Cabin Passage is fixed at TWENTY-FIVE
POUNDS, without wines or liquors, but those stores can be
obtained onboard.—Apply to BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

F.
Rte'
,_ Aitva

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS

Sailing on the 12th of every Month.

MONONGAHELA, T. Jumus
SUSQUEHANNA, A. TURLEY.
WYOMING, J. W. NIIERCKEN
SARANAK, E. TURLEY

500 tons— 12th Sept
600 tons.. 12th Oct.
1100 tons.. 12th Nov
1000 tons..l2th Dec.

These vessels are all of the first class, built expressly for this
line, and combine every quality to render them safe and expe-
ditious conveyance tfor goods, and they are furnished with
spacious and elegant accommodations for passengers. The rate
of passage in the Cabin is fixed at TWENTY POUNDS, pas-
sengers finding their own wines and liquors. These Packets
will take advantage of the steam tow-boats on the Delaware.
To insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods can be received
after the 10th of each month.—For terms of freight or cabin
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co
passsage apply to
Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterlinF.

BALSAM COPAIBA,
And all Medicines of a Nauseaus Character may now be taken
without inconvenience by means of the
PATENT ORGANIC CAPSULES.
THESE CAPSULES will be found superior to those
made with Gelatine. They remain entire until they have
passed through the stomach into the intestines; and the:me-
dicine being efficiently brought into contact with the organs it
is intended to affect, the usual nausea and unpleasant eructa-

liOns are avoided.
The above Capsules may be had of EvANs and LESCHER,
London, the Patentees; and also of EVANS, SoNs, and Co.,
Liverpool, Wholesale and Shipping Agents ; and Retail of
PRI ESTLEY, Lord-street ; FISHER, Bold-street ; RAWLE,
Church-street; LATHBURY, Castle-street; ASPINALL, St.
JaMeS'S-Street; JONES, Berry-street; WILLIAMS, St. Anne-
street; BARK, Great Howard-street; LAWTON, Oldhall-street,
Liverpool; ALIAS, Toxteth-park; Eastwood, Birkenhead; Pat-
ton, Birkenhead; and all Chemists and Medicine Venders
throughout the Kingdom.
"" Ash far the Patent Flexible Capsules'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

SATURDAY,
MONDAY,

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE ESTATES

/1- R. W. W.
offer for S,
London, early in t

SIMPSON has received instructions to
Auction Mart,

UCTIO:

compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, of more than 3000 Acres, in e
ring fence, in the parish of Worthen ' • comprising Thirteen
convenient Farms, several other smallerTeneme q, more thar
500 Acres of Wood. (including a large par ce inclosure o
remarkably fine hollieS,) upwards of 120 ellings, and a large
and excellent Sheepwalk.
The Estate is well wooded and N • erect, abounding in varies
and picturesque scenery, pres ing many beautiful position
for a Gentleman's Residene
The Property is more n usually compact for its extent
and has not intermixe with it a single acre which does sic
belong to the Vendors.

The purchaser may have an c
by private treaty two
,excelle

that a Capital
extend his pm
an opportunip

nvestm

:bases by

rarely offered to the public: -
The Estate abounds in Lead Mines
in continua

of the Sr

li Mine", which has for

aucedn
Plans

Lead than any m

the kingdom

Ld on application to 1V

Solicitor

Messrs. HENRY and JOHN LAKE,
Lincoln's Inn, London ; Messrs.
LIAMS, Solicitors, Oswestry ; and MI

SIMPSON, at

th instant,
m precisely

ast Six o'clock in
Woodside

at GOug

jedio conditions of Sale t.

to be produced.
ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the south-
east side of Chapel-street, in Birkenhead,bout,,i-.,
iortb-east by land belonging to Mr w"'

id on the south-west by a

new street Of six yards wide ailed Crowther-street, and con-
taining in front to Chape reet and in breadth at the back se-
verally .(including one alf of Crowther-street aforesaid) 65
feet, and running i epth backwards on the north-east and
south-west sides severally 80 feet, and containing in the whole
577 square yards and 7-9ths of a square yard, superficial mea-
sure, or thereabouts.
And also all those Two COTTAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES,

\r,

tpply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, Statl
n-street.

Co be k,olo or tct

TO be SOLD or LET, a first-class COUNTRY
RESIDENCE, situated in Sandfield Park, near West

;t views flir which this

;-rooms, eight or nir

Bed-room

~ur.s.lltee.,
vants'Aiall, Housekeeper's-roO ' and all the requisites'for a
added to by purchase, i tween two and three Acres. There Family of distinction. Th nd around it, which may be
is good Stabling, do e Coach-house, Saddle-room, and Man's_
room, &c.

TO be LET, a genteel Fun/cis}

D RESIDENCE,

in Car

-room, Drawinz,

[oset anc

il other convene

pply to OcTirtrius WATERHC

SE, StathaM'S-buildings,

TO be LET, at Aigburth, a good FAMILY HOUSE
with three Parlours, -fivor..ls. Lodging-rooms, Coach
nd Walled en, containing about 2000 yards

Apply to OCTAVTS WATERHOUSE

Tibiebtirn-si
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

ERN 1

Bickerton. Consult

tors, Edw. 'Gibbon
Chaplain. Rev. W.

NORTHERN HOSPI

EITTED : Al
mendation,

Rev. Wm. 'Hughes

ENNEAD HOSPITAL

.dmitted, 5;

eon for the en
R. Bryans, Jun

THE CHARITIE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

MAN DROWNED
Garrick was hauling
Williams,

—On Wednesday, as the packet-ship
out of Waterloo Dock, Charles
32 years of age, in attempting to jump on

head again-st the quay

Aped into the v

. ..
a minute, and then sant
for some hours.

His body was not recovered

from New York, discharged her cargo, consisting of 7.89
barrels of flour, 192 barrels corn meal, 260 bales cotton
wool, and 12 packages, silk, rice, tiect:, &c., being together
8,361 packages, beside a quantity of water casks, shoo',
heading, &c., into the transit shed!
Tuesday and Wednesday, in eighteer
FOOD ImPouTATloNs.—The imp(

of for

visions this week are enormou
130,106 bushels, 27,732 bags v

3 brls. t

qrs. barley

5,400 qr

933 brls., 5 hhds., 44 bxs., 96 tierces pork ; 9 tierc
brls. beef; 244 brls. 725 bxs. cheese. We notice
arrivals of flour from Havre.

reduced from one hundred and twenty shillings per quar
ter to sixty shillings per quarter, without effecting an
material alteration in the price of bread in the baker:
shops in this town, and the flour, which ought to hay

been. reduced nearly one hundred per cent., is. very littl

lord; and. farmers are not to blame for this

THE GREAT BRITAIN.—On account of a fresh gale
which occurred on Wednesday, the trial intended to be
made for the floating of this vessel was again postponed

day can at present be fixed for the experitnent, biltit is

the opinion of Captain Claxton that it may be made on
Thursday, as the highest tide will occur on the following
day, Friday. The war-steamer to be employed in taking
out the Great Britain was expected to arrive in Dundrum
Bay on Sunday or Monday.—Belfast News.
ALL SAINT'S DISTRICT.—We are happy to learn that
the Rev. Henry Marlen, recently appointed the incum-

to the forms of the Church of England, has 'been cele:
brated since January, 1845, commenced his active labours
by opening the large room in St. Augustine's School,
Upper Beau Street, on Sunday last, and delivered two
able discourses to a respectable audience. We have read
the truly affectionate address of the reverend gentleman,

his energetic labours for the spiritual welfare of the inha-
bitants of the above benighted district. We may remark
that Mr. Marlen, although a stranger in Liverpool,
officiated in Manchester for some time in one of the most
populous dic"'"- "-- - " •
"lying testimoma

grati _
cheste!

from the congregation at Man-

A. sermon 'was

n St. Anr

burth, on Tuesday last, to the members of the Loyal
Prince of Wales Lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows of the Manchester Unity, by the Rev. J.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Video bring acc

of Mont

husband, an
captai

in question, that the husband became furiously
jealous, and determined to take the captain's life. For
this purpose he armed himself with a musket, and laid in
-wait at a cafe, until the captain passed, when he rushed
forth and shot him dead on the spot, in the open street !
Unhappily young Mr. Dickson was passing along the street
at the same time, and the ball after passing through the

bodyh of i
Annt ;n

1 in his, and caused his

Rome of the 31

it. mention that the

to had been thrown open, and a number of Israelites
left that wretched abode. The Government
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

FIGHT,

RAILWAY AFFAIRS,

EAST ANGLIAN RAILWAYS
from Narborou,

these line

opened on

A. further portion of
h to Swaffhatn, was

- EASTERN COUNTIES.—The line from Cambridgeshire
to St. Ives and Huntingdon will be opened for public

traffic to-day

A majority of 1,307 votes have sanctioned the existing
agreement of the Scottish Central with the London and
North-Western and the Caledonian, &c.

The meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway on Fri-
day was by no means satisfactory, and a fall of nearly £1

the rate of 10s. pi

share for the half-year
a Parliamentary retm

21st ult

£35,773,789 14

.Bd. was

paid, and £11,830,761. 13s. 10d. remained to be paid by
the several railway companies having had purchase, sale,
lease, or amalgamation bills before Parliament in the late

session

The suit against the Great Western Railway Company,
by the sufferers from the Stoke Canon fire, by which a
loss of between £B,OOO and £9,000 was sustained, and
the finest part of the village destroyed. has been compro-
mised. The case stood for trial at Exeter, during the
present assizes, but the defendants have consented to pay
half the damage sustained, and costs.

early meeting

SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. - The
of this Company was held at Bir-
, when a Report, was read, which states

line will be opened fn the course of next Year. Interest
is to be continued on the calls in respect of the original
capital authorised for the construction of the line, and 5
per cent. allowed on calls paid in advance.

THE MENAI RAILWAY BRIDGE.—At the meeting of
the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company last week,
Mr. Stephenson declared that, not Captain Moorsom, nor
any one else, could be perfectly acquainted with his plans
as to this project; and, therefore, the worthy General
must have reasoned from wrong data, as it was evident
by his letter he had done. Mr. Stephenson wished it to
be clearly understood that the General had not attempted
to dispute the soundness of the principle on which the
Britannia (Menai) and Conway tubular bridges were con-
structed ; all that he had made a fuss about was the
method adopted in the erection of them.

stray trait of ge-

n. Weare glad to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

1, beyond the
d tl

n fact,

id, ded

to bear

AC unity. Psycho-

form t

'on iterful to

perform mol
accomplish
singular cas,

le of t

m others to per-

were

a.
h thei

who contrive to

he stump of. an arm
w others could

I many year

iuntrv, containing some

-ing work,

master of the

d, bearing in his arms a lady, whom he
air beside the table. Miss Beffin, for this
was a native of Somersetshire, and appeared
rs of age. She was fair-

)king, With a very agreea-
But she had only the
she had been born
if they had
lies of

ible, ti

perfectly

of an arm or
[ ; or, on the

as four arms or two
seemed to be the ab-
if they had been cut

mr spontaneous amputation

ver, the muscular_ power of the

Ld Could move the

ith the freest and quickest mo-
now commenced. In the first

forward to the table, and, seizing
d with her tongue and lips, she

sion betw

forward, wrote her name on a piece of paper in a neat and
legible female hand

hus

11 the necessary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

Zirtbs, AlartfilgeS anl3 Dratos.

BIRT H
On the 6th instant, the wife of MrS
.. T. PUGHE, of Tithebarn
street, of a son.
On the 10th instant
LITTLETON, of a son.
On the 12th instant, a
DEVILLE C. WISEIIA
On the 13th instant,
WILLIAM ROWE, Esq., of
On the 15th instant, at Sr
J. R. CONOR, of a son.
On the 13th instant
daughter.

Hatherton, Lady MARGARET

ton-house, Norfolk, Mrs. MAN

iri Bedford-street South, the w

laughter

,reet, the la,

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In December last, at St

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gest daughter of the late

of this

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ELIZABETH

of the late Calitaia

I JOHN GOLD, of the BrunswicK Hussar,
On the Bth instant, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J.
Mr. ROBERT PARR, to Miss ELIZABETH

Cordeaux,
MYERS.

Same day, at St. Paul's Chi
WILLIAM M`CAIG, to Miss

by the Rev
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Rev. J.

Cordeaux, Mr
On the 10th instant, at A
London, by the Rev. H. I
BROCKWELL, K. St. F., E
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ter of GEORGE
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es Day, LL.]

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Right Rev

CHARLES Lord

Same day, at St. Phil
iss MARY SUTITR.

Lriner, to

ame day and plac
E MADDOCK.
ame day, at St. Bri

M. A. , FRANCISki
daughter of the late JOH—
Same day, at St. James's
FEtLD FERRA
Hon. FAT
General tt

v. D. D. Stewart,
ton, to ELIZA

11, Es
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;hter of 'Lieu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17

filarftrto.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MAI
ming the present week we have hE

reign Wheat at at

nearly maintained their valie

DUBLIN CATTLE MARK]
The Beef and Mutton market yesterda)
of last week—Mutton, sd. to 6d. per lb
Veal, 614. ; ditto, off s -
T

each. nere was a good sum, _
any Pigs—the demand was fair for export.

CORN MARKET, Au(
ket we ha
of late

HULL
At this day's ma

disposition to fo
beyond the nacre

Coin. The sale of

WAKEFTEI

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At our market