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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

niously-idle school-boy may steal his theme from
Addison or Johnson, taking care not to follow the original

mence with hi

many pages consecutn

mencement

y, nor to com-

ng the

do-dgir

'era at the ends

found in t

Californi

)Iding thirty 01
6t Congo, whicl

Ile, in the Town

out of a tree c

ght be in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

T new shares
. 8 per cent..

d. Dover
). 1 .. ..

caster & G

and Weymor

Itle & Beni-

d a ein
betwee

••-• au 1G ,
L LAG aim ill 00tH counti
tides are slightly depressed in
ilar effect upon our proc
Tuesday's inarket and

however, holders evinced r

terms last noted, and State; asvTel
•

nding several

nest at late prices.-
tringly, fully maints

-Oats, continui

not readily saleable, remained steady

of any material c

O 5
O 6
O 0
21 0

tTTLE MARKET-YESTERDA

GRICULTURAL PRODUCE
T, DECEMBER 30, 1848.

@ 0 f*Pqatoes, 00lb

, .
0 7 Keinps
0 7i Pink Eyes
0 0 Cups
0 0 Cattle
0 3 Turnips, 19. to
0 3 Carrots
0 0 Manure

uy
Llers, told, being influenced by the causes
ling remarks, and appearing determined
e engagements of moment, we have to
d uninteresting trade in all its depart-

Ting, sustained our

arrivals near at hand, re-
' Beans and Pease

and from

yellow Is. per

wage supply of stock at our market to
attendance of customers, and the best
prices. Beef, sd. to 6d.; Mutton, sid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

I on a

'OWLIN(

FECES

THE genuine well-ma-ni
NET FURNITURE, rei

which comprise
Single Wardroh,

)raweis, Lounging Chairs, Li
tands, elegant French and Hal
.00 and Pembroke Tables, fol

a Powerful-ton,o(FISIGI

i Case, it

,ted for a

Wut FIFTY

FOWLING PlFiek,

PISTOLS, &c

hole the Property of the 1

FASIII

OCK OF CA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

tenden

Le first among m

he eleiatior

al. passes in Germany from
ant principality, in Swit-
to a Protestant canton.

,lic to a Protestant counts

higher grade of ci
Atlantic tin

Df the 1

United State

aa Catholics of Alexi
Catholics of Lower (

continent round them

tivity and enterprise

an energy and intelligence,
to be

have entitled then

apparent exception, wl

-for in n(

has the Ramat

Macaulay'# :History of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

.ott commen

and if not

tant bearing

bsequent portion-

be whole of the other evil

)f the precedir

considerable period intervened between the
tion of the case and the time at which
d his reply, which he set out

had been precipitated

juriously by

n of Mr. M'Clenaghan's report of the

THE

eceived t

or ten gallons daily
tA

er was not supplied

system than had bi

laving a certain

tirdity to think fora IT

fact b

that and

Ater was used than uncle
As to the third charge
the wells had been r
he could only say, tha

ied, and th-at th

,quenee of the b
!en done by his

with(
vs the

3e furt

The r

Messrs. I<

motive

oilicia

1, thes,

irable feelin
a prejudice I

ich had

It read

lit was

Ws d

ation c

the re
and

ly con

upon the comm(
satisfaction. It

aster, alma
that accou

al men lear

Incing

a few extrac

a Circular

a of an abunc

it Britain I

Igainst

few ff

ppear, on exa
!ads that of ei

ings it

.ed with that

From Me

ns have
had a 1

nd from t

)ved to

A the p,
nmensur

time we

the trad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

"I have frequ,
CAW'S of Iwo

,DD of f

have deriv

organ■ seems t
the violence of

tiler the oppress:
and I feel even

action (and suc

the resPiratorfr<

have convinced m

`hat it stop 4

,
rats tie form,
The influence

the spilt
tub

ation of pulmonary —.ram-
of BILANDE'S BRONCHIAL
ct track of the inflammatory a

purayes the exa,

le glottis and er

voice), ii
of the ir

:ive inii

nepee passes along the

unto the bronChii,

tion, giving-ease

st--restc

accustomed clearness and

Sold
a, Lord

r F. G. JONEI
.street, and a

A, Para

London Medicine Hduses

♦GENTS WANTEI

AND LIBERALLY

hitefriars, London, a

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLI(
THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE is
PARR'S _
A mild, safe, and most effectual.
Bilious, Liver, and Stomach Complaints. Sick H
tiveness, dtc. &c truly e

nt
P I I
of Ini

Their composition i;
ipounded entirely of vegetable pro

irritating and deleterious matters, which rend
tion mild and agreeable: they do not require ti
ment or_ alteration of diet, and may be taker

with perfect safety; as an occasional dose in all new
debilitated cases, recoveries from protracted disea!

ley will be found highly valuable, imFr
the system when emaciated by OiSeas,

FirstL-They increase the strength, whilst most go
tines have a weakening effectApon the system
take from three to four oviix pills every twe
and, instead of havinviakened, they will '
revived the animals • its, and to have h.
strength to the body.
secondly- •ct f

+ern. Let

—ln theif operation they go a
After you have tiiifen six or twelve pills

heir effect ; thedisease upon y 4
very dose yotf take; and if yoi

,u will becOine less-

taking from three to six pills every as
speedily be entirely removed from the sys
Thirdly—They are fauna, after giving
few weeks, to possess the most astonish
properties, and they wil
and restore sound health
shortly from the beginnir

a return 0;

,f their

see; whilst their

as a purgative is a ‘4.'esiiegitumiieairy i•eq7lll;7l'l3lt
and delicate, particularly where violent purging is
ledged to be injurious instead of beneficial.
TO PERSONS GOING ABROAD.
These Pills are particularly recommended to all
going abroad, and subjecting themselves to great cl
climate. OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY. MI

dage to their medicine aests, as a preventi
those diseases so prevalent in our Colonies

West Indies. w
rica also th

.e a small box recent

if," known,

seed, causing an immei
,untry or port in the wor

se dem.
d where

an article of extensive traffic a
bad recourse to in all cases of
simplicity, and in its power to produce'reliet

TARR's Lars TILLS are especially effic
riety of ailments incident to the Fair Sex.
most delicate constitutions will find them
cial, both before and after ci
schools, they cannot be t(
mildly and speedily remove
Complexion, Nervous Irrita
sion of Spirits, Irregularity, or get
system

rticularl

and fbr ge

ly recommended

Sick Head-ac
1 derai

CAUTION

Noneari

" PARR'S LI!

are in WHITE LET

:5 on a RI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

early d

M.P.
,Presidents,)
ted by

It is further to be understood that the two Essays which may
be determined on as the best and second best. shall be the
property of the Confederation, to be made such use of by them
as they may deem necessary ; but the names of the authors
The rejected
.ct. Each party

,tit their consent

,says to 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

uDsPattir/Sly and-0/ li hm, ai

sides, not to
per head for

enjoye

had bee

iled then

The S

on on

quent "

k, 6y

fined John W

, and wet

land.

gyred by

heir re

.11 after tt

WHale, a
amed by hi

ached the el

on to be recei

Imperial

iom Do:

;s, including o
he lower part
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

per ga
additions," even above the

general.consumer
verdict for the plaintiff

2s. Bd. per i
nd am

satioi

ranch of th

UALIFOR.

kmerican fork, th

roken and• mountainous

t 1,000

the lower washings the hills rise to al
the-level of the Sacramento plain. Here a
occurs, which led to the discovery of the geld
feeling the great want of lumber,
last with a.Mr. Marshall to buil

Septet

hen the water was let on the

found to be too narrow to pert _
sufficient rapidity. Mr. Marshall, to sayt

water directly into, the race with a strong current
wash it wider and deeper. He effected hi, nni.y

a large bed of mud and gray
the race. One day M

Marshall, as

down the race to it

s deposit of mud

glittering par

ides at its upper edge

examiaett th

satisfit

Sutter of his disc

ntil a certain

success attended th

f my visit

contracted in
a saw-mill at
of the pass

tail race wad

abourt let the

e, and.

Id to the fOot of

s walking

served soma

grist-mill of

4vad liK

,n were

but little morel

,S.eSti.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK,
)ers, Old Churchyard, and 115, V
LIVERPOOL.

HILADELPHTA,
RICHARDSON, WATSON, and C

JRGEONS can have FREE CABIN PA/MAGEE
acket-ships to NEW Yong, PHILADELPHIA Or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Ltive result than has been 'E

;t week

e at th

mr holders
'OO bale

American
s from flu
statemen

nder lc

tv of wisi

ch they had

flout wis

,iable and pain
?d, but seeir
,t to all

til he a

6y the Council

henever the

t call atter

Miyor

took place at
etween Mr. I

man was in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

We have 1
,t week ; or

lon have taken 5

connected v

ow the oc

which 1

he won
them.
feel it b
had till]

to stop
rived, it

nine ti

Son sa

,gret tha

onl

;ook the opport

more pra

thoueht

a in a way to wilt

tability and dign

I recentl
horn he ,

d refrain fr
But, wher
s duty to

order that
a which h(

WN-CLr

le Council
of 9 Gec
in Molyne

'OWN-CLi

Sir Th

, but t

d it wit
disagro

occur
rta abou

it became um

.ustees c
m that

formal

f the(

iey invested it

iewvery little all,

be able to give a(

)rporation, lie beli
El quarry to a priva

B proce

ation, an

,pointed t

been any report fix

t annual account

the Corpora'
vere, in fact

shares of the
made the deb

e again

n the best possible ma
these facts with a view tc

'e feel assured that t

the price for any extra trou

CIAL MEETING OF TI

wri-hall, for the purpos

rtly after el

amore
njoyed f
nand th

ime rem

of Cott,

Messrs

ur sta

Ince n

lB CO

e Counc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

U: nittb A

Carifaiii SNOW on
nAR

EtEDUCTION IN T
HILADELPH IA

LANNA, T. DUNLEVY
)RA, E. TURLEY

ding their own w
dvantage of the ste
ininrilialitv in g

the you

PACKETS FOR

A. A. B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

VONDERFIJI

Yorkshire P
)ns was a lame cat

meeting of

body, which ft ;ennui very common

WOIT

murder

Clayto

drowned in River Is

vs of j

wards the murderer went
A verdict was returned in

Tdance wii

nd the corer

DOUGLAS

E
New Ze

ilosophical Societ
rpillar froze

jor Wilmot, having a very extraor
growing from its head. This pa

rows upo:

nimal is living, and ultimately destroN
Ai named Mary R

Northampton, b:
s soon afterward

evidence given

and that immediately
ol flung himself into th

tow!
the coas
ple, and consist

found in
TAE I

,lled tL

On the

dide, exer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

On the 12t

irno, at

STEEN, marin
On the 14th u

she only survived ten month,
the late Mr. MICHAEL HA

On the 13th ultimo, in El,
inghter of Mr. WM. BRC

:r-street, Birk er
ne day. Mr. T

corn iverchant, Ma

24th ult

y, aged
igest soi

SON, your

JACKSOS,.mictioneer,G

BALSHAW, of the
Same day, in his 41

ly of H

well known for his skill on
Same clay in Upper Net%
Mr. JOHN JACOBS JAC}

Mr. Jackson was well knov

to the musical world genera
lence, and a thorough music

Same day, of s
son of. Mr. GEOI

Same day,
_of cons
u
MARGARET, younge!

Ly, in it

erne any, in Itnicanle, ag
late THOMAS ENGLIS

,rge Les'

norclier-house, King's

On the
113,01

Gth ulti
r of Mr. G.

Sitne day, in Lodge-lane,
the late Mr. WM. INCH.

same day, aged 25, MARY ELI
the late Mr. RICHARD BARR
11 mnptl

Same day, ap
tr. THOMAS THOMPSON

CHARLES 1
f War ertree.

Same day, sudd

LANGLE

Mary laugliy

asant-street.
35, MARGARET, wife of

WILLEY, Cutler, iume-strve....
Same day, in France, whither she had removed ft,
of her health, MA RY, the wife of Mr. WM. 11I'BRII
and landing-waiter of her Majesty's Customs a
daughter of the late Mr. Richard Plunkitt, of Dub)
brother of the late Mr. Wm. Plunkitt, barrister, c
and deputy-chairman of the Hon. Board of Exc
and grand-daughter < Ate Capt
lease, county Leitrin
Same day, in Brie t.street, Mr.
ad draper.
On TANE LOUISA

a, Irela

WILLIAM Si

Same t

aged 6,1 motiths WII
ERSTETh.

'LIAM EDWIN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

z was resolved on, th

ompleted and

termined that ti

the map or
middle of if

tgraved on both seat
himately be made of 1

to map of England on one

six-inch sc

ad rather under 1,000,000

and the three operations have been carric
A NOVEL STEAM ENGINE.—It will be

meeting of t

bridge considerable-se

my, who brot

n what he Calls the

water, and the remarkable phenomer
n redhot crucibles under the influ
:audition. At

M. Boutig

A Paris ~

'ny armour

efforts of a young engineer, M. Tes
e had been constructed

am en

apour of water in its spheroid

chine Of on

that it can easily

ie carried in the

stated that two other machine

,f 400-horse

in England. Fl
learn that the 131

jected in sm
The sph

heated surfac
although the
190 de

mperatur.e of the

Tees, the elastic force of th

nary conditio

pocket

t in I

a vapor

obscure des,

ar superi
and, if

wen, a po
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Ile from thoseof

The only other ite

cted is thit classed under the
is expected to yield more
£BO,OOO of which, how-

t on account of the Chinese
ransom, which was referred to in the Chancellor of the
Exchequer's estimate last session. The other items.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

,ell the c

woul

We a

lie committee

him the
fat there

pressed I

engines a,

supplied.

ng of this da

lealth, comfort

and it was
rice to the

t that time
f

some of

nd yet
Mr. Pa

Is to giv,
itreet, wa

rn, at a

re in th
Mr.

world to hirr
)tt and I me

anion, when 1

jviag the daily supply

continued

water then to g
—Yes. in abund

T.—You
Yes, we h

that th

vasons

urge wa

,ppage

and was not u'rgeiltly required

znuch water to the tenants as they have under a
daily supply, and explained the mode in which the

Brim" tifs to test the yield of the wells had been

conducted by Messrs. Kennedy and M'Gregor
He maintained that the repair of the

as an absolute necessity

been falsified

n him by the

thanthos,

inhabitants a bette

lommittee

Soho-sfreet
Ind had been

acting under

se charges, e
s (Mr. Scott)

*inue giving it.
of th(

Intstill he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

tee or reduction, the pri

quarterly meetings
alteration,

Notwithstinding

tasters are now underselling those of
ronmasters of this district, rather than
es of the men, are determined to adhere to

PRESENT TO JENNY LIND. On Thursday evening,
at Birmingham, after the concert, at which Jenny Lind

sang gratuitous!
Thornton, the m

or the

I in t

hat town

Layer, presented her with a magnificent

papier-mache cabinet,
the Lord Principal and
and College, for he
the institution

inches in heigh

a maroon

Grecian shape
ed Watteau compartmen

It contained wort
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

nmerously

7-hall, for the

ication

ion of

end distribut

men on ti
labouring

,o the successful competitors for the best essays by
vantages of the Sabbath
*Psided. The

Ashley

stated that there were three prizes
), the gift of John Henderson, of

venty-five prizes of £5.
- and amongst the
" Pearl of Days,
. By the terms
wever, she could

ow; and

For these
i a labour

1,045 compe-

s daughter,

of which 16,000 Copiei

of the r

that the ess.

urinary an-

ledge, elevaie,

of receive a prize

d the audiet

,nerally displayed much

oral sentiment and con-
Mr. Bickersteth and

OF S?. El
fon

and vari

he nave of

ctive

olations

,ondemned

Id identified as the ()Ti-
ed by the monks A.D.

return from

k made by the Danes o

k. Its c

ion was extremely sim-

of oak t

in two, and fastened

ite and sill

AT FAVERSHA

dren scoot

•ed that the van was
iildren; and that on
31umford Farm, the

at work, asked

lful, he

) was in the van, to

for help

arently y
A party

girl ran out, and
f from fright, ran

g the flames. They

a vehid
thpy

field, and, on subdul

erred remains of the

J ohnso:

apprehen

aw mum,
Hortoi

nan wit

ties, and yesterds

Mr. Johnso

, Mr. nor

a him that

settle hi
-n
that I

bould, " Can
could, either

meant by "alive,

bi supply me
ye. He the

? and he said
I asked how ?

.ping t

Shelly,

and he

I afterward

He said, " What
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

COURT AND FASHION

The Christmas festivities have comme
;astle, where a large party has as
er Majesty. On Thu

!ed at Windsor
,mbled on a visit to
Shakspere's play of

evening

" The Merchant of Venice" was performed by
company of players in a theatre erected in the Rubens
Room. It is to be followed by others. This is a new
feature in the royal amusements.

THE CHILISTIdAS TREE AT WINDSOR CASTL
Christmas tree is aer!ua.,l!y_ prepared, by. her Ma,

command, for

the royal children

The tree a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

has met the approval

faculty, who pronounce it t__
BEST BRITISH CORDIAL EXTANT.
It is prepared with ingredients in the grmtest perfection. A
caution is therefore necessary to prey disappointment.
of each b
Observotte thle_ e e nam "JOHN ST 'S & C 0.," over the neck

IKE-STREET and d HENRY
ty be had of all respectable
era throughout the lungdom
r choice, and close imitations

Many of thieriFie'rV7lnesTre;:
of foreign, t less than half the

SECURITY FOR CASH,AEITABI
AND DOCUMENTS

ROPERTY

AGAINST
ROBBERY, VIOLENCE, AND FRAUD, AS WELL AS FIRE
IS IMPORTANT.

THE Risk of sending ii
Boxes by Boys along the

Sums of Money in Cash

,ESIDES

RAL RECENT ROBBERIES
QUESTIONABLE SAFETY

S DAR

BRING EX.

risKIMENTAY IN RED HEAT,
SID IS AND WILL BE PROVED WHEREV
1 Ann.. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ifancheste

3fuch Wootton .. Thomas Aincroft, 6, Castle-street,
Neaten Edward K. Hollingshead, Parkgate.
Northscich George Beckett, Draper.
Oldham James Schofield, Greenacres Moor.
Old Swan $. Stanley Samuel C. Sneade, Church-road.
Orntskirk Robert Wareing, Solicitor.
Pre:cot Edward Brown, Market-place.
Rochdale Matthew Weston, 172, Yorkshire-street.
St. Helena . John Barnes Barrow, Solicitor.
St. James's District, Liverpool. Rd. Simm, 35, St. James's-roat
St. Luke's District. Liverpool.. John Walker, 97, Bold-street
Scotland-road, Liverpool.. Wm. Roxburgh, 23, Great Nelsof,
street North.

Seacombe
Tarporley,

Hugh Banner, Estate Agent.
William Aston, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
Joseph Harrison, 4, St. James's-place.
T. Pearson Postlethwaite, Solicitcr.
John Platt, Bewsey-street.
Woodcock, Part, Sad Scott, Solicitors.

Toxteth-park
Ulverston

Warrington
Wigan ..

S COTTISH EQUITABLE (MUTUAL)
ASSUARANCE • SOCIETY.
Special Act of Parliament.
Z, ST. ANDREW-SQUARE
MOORGATE-STREET.

Incorporated
EDI ICBURGIL
LONDON

BOARD OF DIREC
C!hairm

fOR LIVERPOOL

'xitaorc, Merchant,
Directorp:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

;v nothing

we up the d

livelihood

) opera-

tives who have long suffered
rewarding the skill, the capit4 and the
manufacturing interest of Great Britain so eminently

aergy which

The following is from the Cireula

are and

Of this town

of Messrs

The year now closing opened with a gloomy prospect for
all concerned in the cotton trade; the commercial interests
of the country having suffered severely during the last five
months of 1847, left but a faint prospect of improvement
in the months of January and February last, when the
French revolution took place, and the whole of Europe
became more or less agitated in consequence. This, with
fears of outbreaks at home, caused such constant sources

—...rned in mercantile pursuits, that for
e consumption of cotton was confined to
of the spinner, which caused a gradual
decline in prices, and on the 27th October our market
reached the lowest point yet known, say 3d. for fair
Upland, Std. for Mobile, and 4d. for New Orleans. Since
then, the affairs of the continent have assumed a more

ome months

I the smallest wants

tranquil aspect, and this, with improving accounts from
the east, has caused considerable activity in the manufac-
districts, and a consequent improvement in prices

here, and the prospects of the coming year are much
brighter for the trading interest of the country. The
consumption of the present year may be estimated at

lusin ess m

a the appointment of fort

vention ti

lumbers of the Council, as commissioners, to carry
t of 5 George IV, for the bette
s for the condui

iort of Livery

aaiitors under the said act.
The following 41 members were_ appointed

Ilsher, Denson, Molyzieux, Bennett, S. Holnme; M
Ritt, Watson, John Holmes, J. Booker, T. B. Ho
G.H. Lawrence, Toulmin, Jas. Holme, Parker, Pri

I%lscoe, Ferguson, Rogers, Rimmer,
\althew, Woodruff, G. H. Horsfall, Ho
Zbin, G. Booker, and Gardner.
The Mayor, Mr. Tinne, and Mr. T. B. Horsfall
appointed auditors of the accounts of the pilots
_The last business on the paper WE

the appointme
mder the local act of 10 G
nkinent on the north-west side

!e commissioner

for the er

Itaiowes.tin Wallasey and N

Messrs. Bennett, Littledale, and Mann were appoin
nd the Council adjourned at half-past eleven o'cloet

THE ADVERTISING SWINDLE

-Timothy O'Calla

organ, the man who was remands
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

commend
'• M

,nd offered a good °ppm
playing the excellent acting of Mr. R. E. Graham, in the
part of Octavian. The play is interspersed with the
flashes of wit and broad humour of its author. Mr..
Graham has many points requisite to constitute a good
actor. He has a good figure, and effective voice, and his
knowledge of the part sustained the interest of the play
throughout. Mrs. R. Power, in the part of Agnes, sang
prettily in the popular duets of '• Happy Tawney Moor,'
and " Faint and wearily." Miss Connor, in the part of
Florantle, has a pleasing fulness and soft intonation of

untaineere,

unity for di

charm, of fixing the attention, and adding an interest to her
part. Mrs. H. Wallis, as Zoyrara, was tastefully attired
in a handsome mixed costume of blue and orange.

The pantomime is brought forward in a very admirable
manner, and reflects much credit upon the spiriL:
the public will find a visit to witness it we

1 man-

agement, ana
repaid. The music of the ope,..
Goose" is celebrated, and deservedly
ratter with the legendary tale. The
cellent, particulaily the opening _
from dark to sunshine. There is also a goy..._
which is cleverly transformed, by the old witch, in

' Mother

for it is in eha-

!nary is also ex

scene, with it

hut. .The parts of Columbine' iiicciliaZg;;;;;,;;Tell
sustained by Mademoiselle Fannie and Mr. H. Saunders,
and leave little to be desired. They dance with much
spirit and grace, many elegant pas and polkas. Their
costume is also elegant. Mr. R. Power is the Clown, and
seems to understand the business of the piece to perfec-

His comic dancing,

f the operatic
is excellent, and his performance on

and other dance:

the penny trumpet is remarkable. He only appears to
want a little more briskness and general activity of manner
e full effect to the difficult part of a first-rate stage
Mr. Huther is an active Pantaloon, and is all

alive. 'We must not forget to mention the well-modelled
and gigantic Goose, which is truly excellent. Altogether,
this never-fading and genuine pantomime is well de
ing of every praise, and richly deserves

visit from the

This week, Miss Cushman will perform in some of her
best pieces. To-night '
she appears as Meg Marines, in
" Guy Mannering ;', and to-morrow evening she will
sustain, for the first time in Liverpool, the character of
Bianca, in "Fazio," as played by her in London with
the most brilliant success.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

;he heart

and well worthy

of imitation wherever it

be carried out. The chairinan held out great hopes of
the rapid advent cf better times for all classes in this
country, favoured as it was beyond others from revolu-
tionary commotions rife elsewhere,—thanks to the firm-
ness, the good sense, and the loyalty of the people. Aft(
his retirement, and that of his friends, fror

the festilre

board, the chair was .y Mr. Tipping, the president
of the club ; and we need scarcely add that by toast,
sentiment, and song, the utmost honour was done to the
respected employers and guests who had left,—the hour
being yet early. Much credit is due to Mr. John Tipping,

the chairman of the society, to Mr. Brown, the secretary
to Mr. Eastwood, the treasurer, and to Mr. Carmont
who constituted the committ.P-
To Mr. Kerr, the 1r
family, great praise is also due.

manta

for the entiro arrange.

andlord of the hotel, Ana his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

then went

hey agreed ti

first explorer

drawn thither. At the tim

mated that upwards of four thousand Perol
ployed.—Colons'' •

n's Report.

rity for saying that this is the last opportunity
of Liverpool are likely to have of hearing
We understand that the following parties have t,
their intention to be present on the occasion, viz.i
Bishop of Chester, the Dean of Chester, Sir John Gerard,
'
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
Sir T. Birch, M.P., I. Ireland Blackburn, Esq., M. P.. EVERY TUESDAY MORNING,
Fr. Gslio:olts
J. W. Patten, Esq., M.P., &C., &c. We fully anticipate
LACE, of 53
one of the most elightful and fashionable Concerts of By2EAOcp:..U. A 4.
the season. ADDISON, of 14,
p s
CRESCENT, Great O i-Lo rdl v isittrmeeet,f..
NEW FEAT," vmANcro —lt has been a
-4 Life Orders for Advertisements received by Messrs. Newton &$
Warwick-square; Barker and White, Fleet-istreetf,
Walbrcio) - - - eniarles Barkeik

i. 1,.!.

IRPOOL

TUESDAY, JAN

Grove street, aid

RR IN LIFE As
rather anomalous state of thin
Assurance Companies, that tl
most called for assurat

gs is the practice

,se lives, which pre..
_....,c, were those which companies Birchin-lane;gseP RehTYnhoemilas'ehoa,nfelenrYch--lanlan' e
would not take at any price. The mere suspicion of
CdoeunzifainFleemtoystdr,ee2i;
Lewisoarandd-sLotreew`;;
hereditary disease, and the tendency of certain habits to 3, Castle-
shorten life, have been received as placing a bar against at
at the London Commercial Coffee-house, Mi.
any attempt to provide, for a probable widow or children, htoutahee, jPearteseleT Coffee-
h/&" ell Cedmilillu ; ChaPte'
Paternoster-row
paapsont South American
lane,
a decent subsistence after the death of the would-be in- house, Threadneedle-street er
surer. The want of an office where such insurance can be London; Johnston and Co. Eden Quay, Dublin; Wh-boleto
effected, is now supplied by the Gresham Life Assurance Exchange-street, and C. ll:Lewis, Market-street, Manche'''
Society, the agents of which are Messrs. Wilson, Foster, ter; Haddock, and J. and W. Booth, Booksellers, Warrior
and Co., Temple-et., and Messrs. W. T. Lethaby and Co.,
ton ; Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston ; and Wright and MIN
Herald-office, Birmingham ; Harthill and Salmond No. IP
of Harrington-street. The company in question professes Prince's-square, Buchanan-street, .
to insure any life according to its degree of risk ; and the BIpItKENHEAD ; Tommernit, r"-----
high respectability of the parties connected with it is a ININZT, Argyle-street ; OSBORNE, I
sufficient guarantee that any engagements which they may GRIFFITH. Hamilton-street
enter into will be faithfully fulfilled. Of cow.. 4-1

Deicon

Irnhill • Mar
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Mitche

g.iane;
Coffee'

lester.street ; LAW ♦NT
ester-street; aad 4•

ANNUAI

I branches of life assurance will be
same terms 49 those charged by other companies

ne Ordlllaty 1
nducted upon the
IN &TANGS.

SUBSCRIPTION

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

PURNI

eous Effe
in,
hl(

AMBURG FURNITUF
lideboarda, Dining
Basinstande, and Cl

in ltichly-_Ot'Yrames, SlVing
nd otherXarpets, various Arti
..ral Pair of

e, in Rosewood, s
and fine Painted Glass, several vale

any Di

Dial
tiatchen I

PETS includes a grc

nd Venetian Root
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If Squares and Lengths

,bby ClOtfis.

AY next, .w

lalOgues m

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By Mr. GREEN,

Le 3rd instant

precise
ket, Bh
THE
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patterns,
richly Cu
Tumblers
Salts, Cell

Premises, Market-street

rkenhead
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extensive Dinner Dessert d
►t Glass Dessert shes,
s, Butter .Co s and S

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several
of a vane
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ALBION AUCTION MART.
FURNITURE, .MUSICAL TABLE, OFFICE D 1
FEW BOOKS, &c.
By Mr. GREEN.
next, the 4th instant, at Eleven o'cloc

On THunsn.

Forenoon, at the Auction Mart, Maiket-streit,
SEVERAL Consignments of useful a
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Musical T
Knee-hole Office Table, with Desk and Drawers,
son Moreen and other Window Curtains and Gi

few Painting-s, Prints, and Booksyintlitding a Set
Cyclopsedia, 27 vols., half-bound, the Royal Lodge
Great Park, folio plates, gers' Imitation of
Ancient Masters, upw sof 100 Plates, foli,
variety of Miscellane s Effects.

The FtmorrrtritEAmprises Mahogany Four-r
Bedsteads, Toiletgables, &c., &c., Hair and oth
excellent Goose/Feather Beds and Bedding. Sets

Sofas, Couches, and Eaiy Chairs, in Hair-cloth
Loo, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, Brussel

imney and

and Eartheriv

ieweclyo-moitßow, (WedneBdity,) the

Le Morning of Sale, when Catalogiiii may

IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
V EARSLEY'S ORIGINAL WIDOW
I.V FEMALE PILLS, so long and justly celebn
peculiar virtues, are strongly recommended to
every lady as a safe and valuable Medicine in e

ly arise from war

lity of the

indigesi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

aluable gratuitous services in aid of

inlaid with silver, 16

I wide, 16 inches in depth
,round, with elegantly-paint_

with gold and pearl

riting-desi

jewel-drawer, f

elegant

17 engraves
pearl. •Th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

anagement of the

sinecure, b
Council of the result
Mr. G. H. LAwsu
tee of the Cemeter

be pre

had fallen

that whatE

incil had no pc

that the

vesting the

ler purpa
n- clerk o

ecessary

no for

fil thei

ive to St

Tmation
nil of yen

Ito a dile
thy Cor

Tporati

:ery, but

of the Ref
from the

First, I

le assistance was w

Lrt of the Cou

disposed to do s

cemetery

Ad not end

p-tain Jo

attach whi

uspratt
Saturda

I refuse

wire de

Comm

only two d

per head

are about to ma'

Ferry (

at present

loa pery

Satiirday week
The

; or well

the yard, and

Nit,. fell into ti

matter o

or fourteer
into the wa

3n to the ci
tr, hear.)
alluded in

wards the spot

the Wate
larbord ani
DU ncil yeste

)ur rea

have no aont

.000 L to

tion of ti

its, renc

On the p:

G. H. Lawrence, the A

make the pu

fitment of thre(

iefly • the tea

ger a member of
point two member

tat the trustees c

dren s
The Chairman t

that had been ef

teacher

mount of the public
, which the Council

ght the trustees ought
on the subject. The
the fee simple of the

id they had inc

ition of Liverpool

)rm Act
Council

affairs of the cemetery
)n rendered an accoun

le (Mr

there :net having

Now, he thoug

ty of trustees of It

third of the

umulation of interest

on upwards of £9,100.

a full account to tl

never been a tru
ul no slut

Korai 41E1115

he amount advertised to have 1
rpool for the Church Mi

'stone, of tt

,t,ed to bail,

n ryJ

he sum of £9O was collected,
D's Church, on behalf of th

y night, as a young
Northun

throat whits

75, wa

partic

f Chemistr

bow thrOugh the shop winda
.r, Argyle-street, Birkenheac
worth £3. He snatched a

way, but was soon aft
Tuesday morning. at

I Mary Cresswel

Lge leading out of Ai
e back part of the I

sday last, a man, War

noved froin the AmeriCan

kospital, wi

York, and when found he ri
where he had hidden himsel

11 sustenance and became

marble mason,

iroke out in a buildin,
in and Co., flax-dri

5 quite gutted,

WOODSIDE FERRY.—A
rs, on Thurs

was stat

such r

.egulati
ept at

FATAL ACCIDENT

Green, an excise-off
Messrs. Crofts'

soapery,

was a young man, 23 -37 c

.med I

,w of N.

being initiated for the

Vauih

exercise of his calling hac

, into whi

)NDU CT

at half-past one, was putt
Iron Duke on board that v

kept c

p for I

wered o

swim. One of ti

Bey, T
rpool,

Kane,. the gallant fell

es from drowning
with the

idy sea,

I of a

row evening, on fix

7aS throwr
d. A few

pparat

ITUTION : TH

a lecture is t
lectric I

bht, which
cents of this h,

ie.fully aware of the advan

ual tea-party of the
oom on Friday night

.s and their friend

Higgths occupied the ehair, and
gymen were present. After the el
the 104th Psalm in a most cie

number a

veering re

Society as regards the education of the runt
in this town, and furnished some useful prat
on infant training, anc - '
rs. He paid ahi
.ry to the teacher

compl

) highly appreciated

lass, whos

4, shows the posi

'en, as far as re

ted, 9,966 ; mi:

h the year, 12. Several ab

'eceived frorc
£519.

leefunC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

rich rosewood case lined

forwarded to the Archbishop of

Canterbury, signed by the may. 4 body of the
most influential inhabitants of Reading, praying his grace
to recommend the government to advise her Majesty to

r and a lari

tirinksgiving " for
shown to us during the year nc

io goodness so abundantly

Iser, the Thames and the Neva. French violence and archbishop says, in reply, "It probably has escapeu
rapine, inexcusable in themselves, have had some re- recollection that a prayer was issued by order -€ -
deeming consequences. the avarice of Joseph and his Council to this effect in April last. I appreh
robber marshals, by circulating the works of the great Majesty's ministers would not be disposed to i
It must ...... Spanish masters, has conferred a boon on the artists of such a measure as you propose, unless they had reason to
able that a clumsy for- Europe, Nor is the loss to Spain so serious as it may at believe that the desire for it was very general throughout
tosed on so many goner- first appear. Great as was their booty, the plunderers the land. Neither would it be possible, through the
But the books left behind, sorely against their will, treasures more pro- necessary official forma, that any such order could be
unquestioned at its first cious than those they carried away, and the rich remain- issued in time for the opening of the ensuing year. It
.ing few English der is now more highly valued than the whole ever was, appears to me the more advisable course that the clergy
unenx's translation of the genuine and more carefully preserved. A review of the various should move their congregations to that expression of
lore the other ap- collections of Spanish paintings now existing in the Royal thankfulness which, the memorial so justly desires, accord-
es, although it is and public galleries of Europe, will show that the painters ing to the circumstances of their own locality : and so be
the Spaniard is a fof Spain can still be studied nowhere so effectually as on enabled to discriminate between the different parts of her
.. • • •
-4' the Artists of Majesty's dor iinions, which are by no means in exactly

ad that her

and in many

rid peoplE

1 divinitp`ha

Taylor." I their native aoil.—Sterling's
Spain.

I thisath

:r.idition of peace or prosperit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

IFor further particul,

ttP. Bills of Lading are to bi
1 NER and ROSE. South C

re
-street

,rom Mews. TI

Ships will
at the Wha

on MONDAY,TUESDA

I BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
MAIL STEAM SHIP,

-

APPOINTED BY THE

To Lan

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON

LIVERPOOL

ul NEW

YORK,

CANADA .. C. H. B. Jut
NIAGARA .. Alex. Pyrie
CAMBRIA.. Neil --
BRITANNIA.W.
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RICA ....timw: a'a
ri4(
ri

ShaimorLIIBERNIA.. James Stone
J. C. CALEDONIA.John Leitch

Captain Walter

The undernooteir or other Vessels, are appointed to sail
'FROM LIVERPOOL :
For NEW YORK Saturday, 13th January
'or BOSTON Saturday, 27th January

ANADA

1 NIAGARA

LOYAL

Calling at HALIFAX
3a4sengers and Her Majesty's Mails,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

y beneficiiii to paities

stating that

—lram,&-,c.,

nd the neighbouro6
y one of them
" W. F. (

DICOIT,''

it miraculous cureairi ou

m my own observation, I have not
,ffeets.—Yours very truly, "J. C.

HAPMAN

" March 13, 1647."
Prepared only by ROBERT Roraa and SON, Sheffield, and
may be procured of most Patent Medicine Vendors at Is. lid

a 94d; e

WHOLESALE A

L A

.ND RI

IL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,

C E AND

BLISHI

ACCOt

A D D I S O N,

LIVRRW

STATIONERS

T BOOK MAK

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.)EDGERS,

DAY BOOKS, CASH,6OKS, JOURNALS, LETTER BOOKS

nan, J. ii
Makers

ENVELOPES OF EVERY SIZE.
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QUILLS AND PE/s

CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS
IN CALF. R

ISIA, AND MOROC,

WRITING DESKS

MOOD'S METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOKS
SEALING WAX, WAFERS, LETTER FILES.

IIBBON AND

he experience of many year.

Temples. and

'ass the Forehead
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

,resented duH,

We have never ranked ours 4
when reasonable hopes for improvement could be enter-
tained, and have been the earliest in the field to announce
any favourable change it

'es among

prospects c

Tanches o

I under n

e which pass weekly
with feelings of

pleasure we dot down

e with an

of the yet hidden
h of many conti-

future

We see

)rganizat

ie new Pre-

a very great

,ehind-hand

n a state of pro.
+ed

!ontemp

its highest

: banking reserve
y half a million
sing of the Bank
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

there wer

'ere several ke,

Df them havit

20, 30, 40, 50, and up to 80. cows each. These
are denominated wholesale dealers in.milk, and s 4

le numerous retail dealers in the mt
lon, whilst the latter, after havir

be whole
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

the ad vant

om the daily supply, a
rm its being withheld

give a portion of thi

assigned 1
ence of ti

poor of ti

Yes, in about ten (

3me time

tter supy

aid you find
—Yes. An

ad occasional canny

'ere chiefly ii

eek service

T is much needed ii
Of the utmost c

.n tt
It of watA

report you

ng the

of water is the best thi _
u consider a daily supply of water,

les, and kept on-for

less than tv
Yes, i

cool supply

there is no supply so gooc
,se you would consider it hi

'as water

hly improper
;0 enable the

r:s7vOrks to give it to the inhabitants

lmost criminal to do so

You considered it your duty to report
needed, be-
individuals,
-Yes, decidedly so. From the

that a 1

[lts came to you, not fr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

I week prices o

which, having produce
here, the transactions

Our market t

Lome and country

I expressed in the

Ito avoid any immediat
report a very dull an,
tnents ;—the operatiot

701 V., below which

very li
I Can arli

tquiry, c

last q!lottitiop

Baile
mained

and Malt, pe
n the interim

ward very spa

1 Oatmeal,-thin

rrn, in th

LIVERPOOL CA

We have had an aye
day, with a numerous
qualities fetching high
to 60. per lb.

LIVERPOOL
MARKI

Hay. old, 20%

Ditto, Green
Hanglewurzel
Straw, Wheat

'e qr... 20 0
qr.... 15 0

u 8 English Ditt

!od Fish
turbot .
faddocks
Vhiting..
rresh Butter 1 I
;alt Ditto 0 10 -

124 8 0
Potatoes, 44 Peck 1 1
Pheasants, brace 6 0

O n.B Et* P. Appl
O 0 Fowls, Cot
O 0 Woodcocks
O 0 Ducks
•
0 0 Chickens
O 0 ;Geese

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST.
• MARKET, DECEMBER 30, 1848
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

lence, no less than by her rare artistic
plishments. We have heard that the

less than £1,300.
THE NEW SPELLU

lOVEME

the titl

The Fonetic Nu.

published
pretends

It is like an ordinary_ jourr

th© manifold incongruities

'stem c

tnograpny, we must confess that we cannot pr(
how the English people are to be morally
effectually advanced by r
that it will be supported by wun
send persunz in Grat Brit'n and Irland

a nePspay

d and fift
and whic

forms us that " larj publi,
Rrit'n and Trinnel Itntra l'in

ietinz in varius parts ov

ritinj and printinj

to the general quarterly meeting of ironm
Staffordshire and the adjacent district
Thursday, at Wolverhampton
umerous attendance of the fi
were Mr. J. Foster,
soft, Mr. Graze

.st firm

Thorn
After some discussi

maintain, without ad
adopted at the las
sequently, be no mater

Unit the. Weis]]

Staffordshire, t
reduce the wag

present rat(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Manta.

AATANTED, in the Country, dui
V V Holidays, a LADY who is per'

the Christuits

Swiss in. French Proteidnxis-pre

£4OOO, TinruosnteMotonc
and A'l4)---

new the same within kifteen ba -
A S

iny IA) JI
Webster

ifir.fineatid Co., I

JRWICI

ESTA
APITAL...

'SHED

.
Sir Henry Jardine, Knt
John Stracey, Esq.
Edwd. Wenham Martin, Esq.

S.-YOUNG LADIES, al
rill be RE-OPENED or

A. VACAN(

trICLED PUPII

Workshop

thunakeia
at Mr.
_1

R.K.ad TE

bounce her pt

4th instant

occupy

tic Story
iundries,

Galvanisget
Compounj,ffehrt

illustrated

hOol-room is a handsome an

and recreation, is fitted

treated in every rest

ltudies they fir(

the Hob
health-al
lectual ii

OUIS PHILIPPE PLUMTOT

Mends a

ltiroveinent effected

or three

Monsieur P. begs to refer -to the f
which, along with many others, he eteived
"I hereby certify that Monsie . P. Plumtot has tang

Testimonial

thing an unctuality have me
and I s at all times feel hapi
ier, _ er in a School or Family

Itendance

ach-Gentic

LIVERPOOL ➢IECHANIC
MOUNT-STE

INSTITUTION

THE SCHOOLS will be RE=OPENED on MO

j_ DAY next, *the Bth instan

ne

ArYlametic, Nat

•al

'Clemistr

Latin; and Gr
3LAND, Head Master

Thi Rev

Quarter Days, Ist

st July, and'ist October.
'HE LOWER SCHOOL
n English Reading, Grammar, Geography
[lig, Drawing, Arithmetic, Mathematics

isophy, and Chemistry

et Novemt

TILE 'GIRLS' SCHOOL
in English Reading, Grammar, Geogi

Sic., Ari&rnet

Vocal -Masi

osophy, French, Chemistry, and Ni
SON, Matron and Head Governess.
Ist April, Ist Jnty, and Ist'Octqher
THIS INFANT .SCHOW;

Quarter

;irls' School, affords instruction to
from tw o six years of age. Miss

of) Ixstitution are 'admitted fr

ins ion in the following branches—viz.
Gmar, History, &c., Writing, Arithmetic
g, Navigation:; Architectural
e and Ornamental 1
I_ Modelling. Mr. GI

awing, .Per-
[AM I LTON,

THE LIVERPOOL

STANDAILD.

l'iisuralut R.° t e 5.

tnOttrante

Rotirrs.

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I will be in

ittly'renzinded,th at 1

also beg to

Aligtha 11, 184 s,

scale are

OF TESTIANIALS

Bence; I
Wit. R.

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I out giv

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der Thom,

NSURANCE I urination of the Lease, are alaerrasued.
Persona whose Policieslefth this Company expire on the

for an Act tc

Re
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NEW ORLEAN 9

r

RATES OF FREI

fine Goods

Coarse Goods
Hardware, Fine
Oanaburgs

125. 6d. - „ PP
125. 6d. ~ ff
75. 6d.
inbject to special agreement. Freight on a
le Package, Ten Shillings in full.
ved on the appointed day of sailing
circumstances whateve

All other

No Good

mder any

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK

,Cli STAR" LINE OF PACKETS,

ERPOOL TO NEW YORK

NEW ARRANGEMENT,

SIXTH OF JANUARY PAC_.NET.
LAST DAY OF LOADING, ST4,4ANUARY

Loading berth,

North-eatt C

rfer Prince's Dock

gated Sof-class American clipper SI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ie 28t11 tatil
NELIGAN

THOMAS.

Saone day. in Rose-hill, of drc
Mr. HENRY DAGNALL. .

ROOSE, Esq
Braithwaite l'oole

f Beacons-field; Bootle, a

Sanie day, ELIZABETH, third daughter of t
JOIIN NIAKINNEY, of St. Paul's-saufire.

65 years, Lieutenant ROBERT Di
Same day, at his
The noble earl

n 3larch,l

of the Rev. Jame;

If whom is the pre

Scott, his ioras,
bent Lady Langc
red Lord Harie
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

.ring population—

lace at Winchester College

au, _mong the Gentlemen Commoners, owing to
Dr. Moberly, the head master, having forbidden the
customary display of fireworks on the evening previous
to the holidays (Saturday last). The young gentlemen,

however, were determined to have their fireworks, and
)btained the usual supply, which was thrown over the wall
around, during the time of Divine service

into ti

o sooner was 11]

service OW

h© Commoner

ade to their play ground

peedily enkindled a hug
Dr

bonfire, an

otalmenced kick-
I what

ing about fin

ei4g infor

was going on, hastened to the spot, when a number of
squibs were directed against him, and he was obliged to
e. On Sunday morning, the Dr. having intimated
intention of severely punishing the ringleaders, the
youths refused to attend chapel, and on Monday morning
declined to make their appearance, and for protection
barred their master out, who, in his turn, barred them
in. The besieged stood out several hours, but before
eventide they were starved into a surrender, when several
of the most forward were flogged, and one of them, who
had rendered himself particularly obnoxious, was expelled

I the schl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

called. He

ings lying about. He advised the prisoner to dispose of
them, but they still remained on the premises ; and, after
the fire, a bell-wire was found to extend from the front
door, up the staircase, and under the flooring boards of
the prisoner's pa• 'r-• 'hment.

, estafnis,
Julian Fogg, an assistant in the paper-ruling
posed that when he first went into the prisoner's employ-
lgs were always sold monthly, but that since

,m, de-

ment th

shavin

September they were placed-in
the cutting press. Witnes
before the fire

small press at the side of
2w the wire about four weeks
It_extended up the staircase, and was

_ es. He told
latter said-that
) prisoner came
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

the mountain on

y well ; a gri

heavy.as it"

You will perceive that some
ng this hold mechanically

Thissgold cannot have

,ut must have remained near
d from the rock that once

ositeL
)f man

they had encountered

y instance they said

had found gold

greater

On the 7th of

3 to a small s

n fork, three or four mil

the stream ( now known as Weber's
ngs of Sanol and Co. They had about
oyed „whom they pay in merchandise.

zold. 1

m this point we proceeded
, where_we found a great

eight miles
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

of Wagram-

z; and

the close of

his career, beat his fettered wings against the rocky
shores, and find a grave in a desolate island, to
which the aroused might of the world has confined
him, or whether he will be permitted to escape the
first outbreak of the fickle people, who have chose

) set him up as a

i over therr

throughout

the whole of Europe the same love

to sun

its emperor no longe

occupies

Metternic

Df change has led

—is now a fugit

Prussia, a cot

his throne ; and

permission of the mob of

)otic•power in Euror
in Lnnrinn f

tounding change of all !-
priest, bishop, and spiritu

)vereign only reigr

Berlin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

THE CHARGE

whose first examination
brought before Mr. Rushton on

'e gave

fully set fire

binson, and Bateson, conducted

the prOseeution, and Mr. His

l'Gowan, printer

t singu

1 Angell

Ade, corn-
la ; and a

t the best o:

nance on Monday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

will 6e found at the Head 01ficis in Lit

!nds of the r

London

he Bank

Royal Bank

INSURANCE

verpool t
7 30 A.m.

THE DIRECTOR
LIVERPOOL 1
I
e informed that esiense Settlement, c
PERENCE S
tan, to the Company. I stant, the sa

will be p_4d-11
y onyx;
f Liverpool, 1

to of the despatched at 715 A.M

(ALTERA
'ICE IS HET

of the

LONDON AND NORTH

NORTHERN DIVIS

ALTERATION

requested to t
MY, the Ist Jar

M. Train. I,setSLive
7 o'clock:"