The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-10 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA.

The Francis Henty arrived at Plymouth on Friday,
with advices from Melbourne to the 11th October, and
66,481 ozs. of gold dust. The Walter Hood arrived at
Portsmouth on the same day, with advices from Sydney
to the 13th October, and £32,000 in gold dust. - The gold-
fields are spoken of by the passengers, all of whom bring
home large quantities of dust, as being as goodtas ever.
One passenger has more than 3,000 ozs. of gold, and,
another states that he was one of eight men who dug in a
hole at Ballarat, called " The Jeweller's Shop." The first
half-packet of dust taken up was 21 lbs. 9 ozs., and when
they divided there was 40 lbs. 8 ozs. for each man. This
party sold the hole for £5O, and seven men cleared £3OO
each, and then they sold it for £4O, and were working it
when our informant left. It was 104 feet deep, and gave
our informant the asthma. Of all the passengers not one
has less than a thousand pounds. The produce market
was badly supplied. There was a general complaint of
business being dull, and very little gold offering for sale.
Gold shipped from Victoria, 1,841,134 ozs. ; per Francis
Henty, 66,481 ozs. ; total, 1,907,615 ozs., or 79 tons 9
cwts. 2 qrs. 17 lbs. 11 ozs., which, at 755. per oz., amounts
to £7,152,555. The intelligence from the diTerent dig-
ging localities continues good, although on the Balarat
side they complain of the late heavy rains having greatly
impeded operations. " Melbourne, 10th Oct.
The dulness perceptible in our market during the
winter months has been gradually disappearing, and a
brisk summer trade may be anticipated, although articles
may not realize the enormous profits of last year. It is
pretty generally known that the stores at the diggings
and throughout the interior are now empty, or at most
lightly stocked, the trade lying by until the roads are
fairly opened, and carriage at a more reasonable figure.
It is expected that our stocks will be pretty well worked
off within the next few months, as our population pro-
duce almost nothing, and depend in a great measure on
foreign supplies. In breadstuffs a considerable reaction
has taken place, particularly in flour, and fine sweet is
now worth from £34 to £36 per ton. The arrivals have
not been lame during last month, and the consumption
is reducing stock fast. In spirits a great activity has been
visible. Brandy has sold with great facility. Rum has
also been greedily bought. Ale and porter have been flat
during the winter. Wines are in fair demand, particu-
larly fair port. Building materials are upon the decline.
Soft goods are flat. Ironmongery rather better, and
hollow-ware still in demand. Boots and shoes a drug. ,
Gold has been pretty steady." .

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

By the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-
ship Asia, Captain Lott, which arrived here yesterday,
we have intelligence from New York to the 28th ult. She
brought 61 passengers and 382,759 dols. in specie on freight.
PASSENGERS. - Captain Brough and lady, Captain
Brusan, Dr. T. B. E. Landry, Mrs. Roney, three children,
and servant, Miss Gray, Miss E. Gray, Mr. Henry Gray,
Mr. Clark, Mr. Banks, Mr. Lahoche and lady, Mr. Por-
tres, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Schroeder, Mr. T. T. Rambach,
Mr. H. Carriere, Mr. C. Bertrand, Mr. L. L. Hegueman,
Mr. H. Clouzean, Mr. H. Leon, Mr. Brujere and friend,
Mr. Winks, Mr. J. R. Wallace, Mr. J. Henry, Mr. James
Cohen, Mr. Ewing, Mr. T. Watson, Mr. Burstall, Mr. A.
L. Tyler, Mr. J. S. Fry, Mr. Hill, Mr. John Ross, Mr.
Normand, Mr. A. C. Barclay, Mr. Ashton, Mr. Harvey,
Mr. Lyall, Mr. E. Paradis, Mr. Cremajie, Mr. Edmond-
stone, Mr. Roy, Mr. Miller, Mr. Braham, Mr. J. Wright,
Mr. L. Gates, Mr. A. Boyd, Mr. A. Cochrane, Mr. Rain-
ing, Mr. Marrincorrich, Mr. E. Debord, Mr. J. Lallemand,
Mr. E. Lallemand, Mr. E. Forestier, Mr. H. Loafer, Mr.
Cummings.
The Asia passed the barque Harlequin, bound for Liver-
pool, at 3 p.m. on the 28th ; at noon. on the 30th, the
screw-steamer Glasgow, from Glasgow for New York ; and
at 1 30 p.m. on the Bth, the steamer Niagara, hence for
Boston.

The United States steamer Pacific, Captain Nye, arrived
at New York on the 26th ult.

TERRIFIC CONFLAGRATION.
BURNING OF THE GREAT REPUBLIC AND
OTHER SHIPS.

A most destructive conflagration had occurred on the 28th
ult., by which upwards of a million of dollars' worth of pro-
perty was destroyed. The fire broke out in No. 244, Front-
street, and from thence extended to several buildings on both
sides of the street. Five or six buildings and their contents;
valued altogether at about eighty thousand doll ars, were
destroyed. But the most melancholy result of this fire is
the destruction of the magnificent clipper-ship Great Re-
public, and two other vessels, the Joseph Walker and the
White Squall. The Great Republic, valued at 309,000.
dollars, was insured for 180,000 dollars ; the cargo, valued
at the same amount as the vessel, was insured for 275,000.
The Joseph Walker, valued at 90,000 dollars, was insured
for the full amount ; the cargo, valued at 40,000 dollars,
was uninsured. The White Squall was fully insured for
80,000 dollars. Other ships, including the De Witt
Clinton and the Whirlwind, narrowly escaped destruction.
The Herald gives the following description of the de-
struction of the Great Republic, Joseph Walker, and
White Squall :—" While the fire was raging in Front-
street, the sparks were so thick in the vicinity as to as-
sume the appearance of a shower of fire. The streets and
docks along the east river were literally alive with burn-
ing coals. The pier at the foot of Dover-street was at one
time covered to the depth of some inches with fire, and
the rigging and masts of the numerous vessels lying in the
stream were completely enveloped in flying sparks. The
seamen and others strenuously exerted themselves to pre-
vent the canvass from igniting, but in most instances the
high wind rendered their efforts useless. About half-past
one o'clock the rigging of the stupendous new ship Great
Republic took fire. Owing to the immense height of her
masts, it was impossible for the engines to play upon the
flames, and the consequence was, that the falling spars
soon set her deck in a blaze. Some of the sails on the
vessel were bent, and when they once became ignited, no
human power could save her. It was melancholy to see
the noble ahipalmost instinct with life, thework of months,
destroyed in a few hours. The sight presented by the burn-
ing vessel was really sublime. The rigging was enveloped
in flames from the topmast to the deck, and these as they
were swayed by the wind threw out huge tongues of fire
on either side. The streets in the vicinity were crowded
with spectators, although the storm raged with great vio-
lence, and the night was so cold that the water froze as it
fell even on the side of the burning vessel. So violent was
the wind that it threatened destruction to some of the
buildings along the docks, and the wonder is, not that so
much property was destroyed, but that the loss was not
greater than it is. The air was filled with sparks and
fragments from the burning houses. At one moment a
dense cloud of black smoke would sweep down on the spec-
tators, shutting out from their view the burning ships,
and as this rolled away again, the terrific sight would
break more vividly upon them. No less than three ves-
sels were on fire at one time ; yet, although there was suf-
ficient water around to extinguish a city in flames, the
thousands who crowded the docks could only look on
hopelessly while the terrible work of destruction was
going on. The foremast was the first that went by the
board. It fell with a terrible crash, threatening the lives
of some firemen and others who were standing on the side
of the vessel. The mainmast shortly afterwards went over,
and the mizenmast fell across the pier into the dock, strik-
ing a small boat, which it capsized, knocking its occupants,
four men, into the water. All of them escaped with a bath
of cold water. The sailors, apparently regardless of their
lives, rushed up the ladders and did all that men could do,
but the inflammable nature of the materials rendered all
their efforts utterly useless. The Joseph Walker was set
on fire by sparks which were wafted from the burning
buildings in Front-street. She took fire almost skald-

TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1854

taneonsly with the Great Republic, and is now burned
almost to the water's edge. The masts and rigging were
destroyed in less than an hour after the vessel caught fire.
The stem appears to have suffered most, and the whole
after part is burned down almost half-way into the hull.
Many attempts were made to scuttle her while the rigging
was in flames; but the intense heat defeated every attempt
to save her. Strange to aay, the Constellation, which was
lying at her bows, escaped without having even a single
spar scorched. The Joseph Walker is now a total
and all her cargo is destroyed. She was a Live
packet-ship, and was owned Vby Messrs. Thompson and
nephew. She was etot more than two years old,
was valued at about 00,000 dollars, and was full}'
insured in the Atlantic, Mercantile, Mutual, New York,
and other offices in this city. She' was load-
ing for Liverpool, and had taken on board about 20,000
bushels of grain, 400 bales of cotton., and 500 barrels
rosin, valued altogether 'at about $42,000, making a total
loss, for vessel and cargo, of about $132,000. The burning
brands thrown from the Great Republic set fire to the
rigging of the magnificent clipper White Squall, as she
lay moored at Pier No. 27, east river, since her return front
California upon the 20th instant. Owing to the high
wind which blew at the moment, the flames spread over
her tracery of masts, spars, and rigging in an incredibly
short space of time, and all became convinced that the
only hope of saving her, or preventing her adding to and
extending the fire by the like calamity which betel herself,
was to cut her adrift and let her go before the wind. This
act was performed by her mate, Mr. Poole, who had pre-
viously arrived on board, and she was towed into the
stream by one of the Fulton ferry boats. Once freed front
her lashing, the White Squall was taken out by a stiff
northwester and went clear into the east river, advising
the astonished people of Brooklyn that the calamity was
about to approach their ray. The White Squall took up
the river, and was soon such a mass of flame that any
attempt to scuttle her was found to be impossible, as the
falling, previously, of her rigging and mainmast had set
the entire hull on fire from aft to her forward parts, at
least all the surface space which was above water. Her
course was anxiously watched by thousands in Brooklyn,
and every preparation was made by them to help her
when she would touch land. This did not occur until
half-past three o'clock in the morning, at which time she
came with her side to the wooden wharf at the foot or
the extensive yard in rear of the works belonging to
the Brooklyn Gas Company, which are situated between
the foot of Hudson avenue and the Wallabout. She
was immediately made fast to both ends of the pier, and
a hose pipe being laid from the engine-house of the com-
pany, a tremendous volume of water was thrown into and
upon her, but still with very little effect. Owing to
the existence of another fire somewhere in the third dis-
trict of Brooklyn, at this moment, the firemen of that part
of the city could not attend for a considerable space of
time, in fact, until a late period in the morning, when
their exertions were quite useless for the preservation Of
the vessel. The thick smake which issued from the burn'
ing clipper was carried up the river close to the shore,
giving the appearance of many ships being on fire at dif-
ferent points. As the White Squall was in ballast and
without cargo, except some tons of copper, she sent forth
a dense, thick, penetrating smoke from her timbers but
not a very clear flame until about half-past five. At, this
hour all her bulwarks were burned away from the aft
quarter, up to about six feet of the forward hull, which
seemed as if protected by the heavy gale which was then
blowing in the opposite direction, coming right over the
jib. Her jibboon, with the ropes attached to it, stood per-
fectly whole and sound, but her masts and everything else
had long before crumbled into the hold, leaving nothing
standing excepting the bare and naked stancheons rang-
ing on either side aft. A stream was still kept up front
the hose of the Gas Company, but when the sun came out
clear it was evident that no human aid could save her;
and by nine o'clock nothing remained of the White Squall
ercept her creaking hull, which was being quickly levelled
to the water's edge. The heat was so intense, that her
coppers were crumpled up like brown paper, and the
water evaporating from her hold made a spray which ex-
tended half way across the river, and upon which the re-
flection of the clear sun formed a perfect rainbow, which
presented a very extraordinary sight. Frontier Hose Co.'
No. 5, of Brooklyn, arrived at half-past nine o'clock, and
went to work with a good will, cutting away all that re'
mained whole near the jibboom. However, the flame'
were then gradtally dying out for want of fuel, and onlY
a few 'flashes came up now and then from the shaking
skeleton. All hopes of doing any good were abandoned,
and only about two hundred people lingered in the yard.
So that the White Squall is uow a total wreck, lying even
with the water."

The De Witt Clinton was cut adrift, and escaped the
flames, as was likewise the clipper Whirlwind, not, hoo"
ever, before she had some part of her rigging destroyed by
the flames. Other vessels escaped in a similar manner-
A formidable expedition against Cuba had again beC5
organised at New Orleans. The U. S. Government were
taking active measures to suppress it. The presence of
the Pope's nuncio at Cincinnati had caused a riot amour
i the Germans of that city, who threatened him with per-
' sonal violence. The police were called out, shots were
fired, and one man killed and four were wounded. After
much rioting, attended with loss of life, the Erie railroad
riots had been quelled.
Advices from Mexico state that Santa Anna hadaccepted
the title of Most Serene Highness, with a salary of $60,000'
In case of death or disqualification he is to appoint ble
successor.
Advices from Havannah to the 22nd ult. state that the
governor had intimated his intention to prevent the land;
ing of slaves. There was a great demand for sugar at goo'
prices. The receipts of new sugar had been small. The
demand for coffee was good. Molasses scarce. Bo!
scarce, and in good demand. To Europe there was :
demand for freight at £3. 10s. to £3. los. Tobacco Wsl
scarce and firm.
Advices from San Trancisco to the 7th ult. The Will'
field Scott had been lost on the coast of Santa Barbara;
Crew, passengers, and specie, amounting to $l,OOO,(Wr
saved. Flour was active.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORE, DEC. 28.
MONEY.—The aspect of the stock market has undergone'
no important change since the 13th instant. Transactions
continue very limited, and prices generally steady, moneg
continues quite abundant at rates last quoted, six to seve°
per cent. for call loans, and nine to ten per cent. for dis•
count of first-class paper. The weekly returns of the
banks in this city show a considerable increase in loan?'
with a slight falling off in specie. There has been afar
demand for exchange on Europe, but with a better supply
of bills rates are tending downwards. We quote :—LOO,'
don, 109 to 1091 ; Paris, 5.131 to 5.174 ; Amsterdam, 413
to 414; Frankfort, 41,1 to 41k; Bremen, 791 to 80; gain'
burg, 37 to 371 ; Antwerp, 5.15 to 5.174.
COTTON.—(From W. P. Wright's Circular of Dee'
28.)—We have had an active business, at prices
in favour of sellers. There is very little legitimate brio;
ness on orders being done, the quantity reported as solo.
for export being speculative shipments on American ae"
count, or on joint account with parties in Liverpool aria
Havre. Some sales have also been made in which the
sellers retain an interest. The amount sold in transit°, !
between southern ports and Liverpool is also large, and
notice this season a large increase in this branch of bug'
ness over that of any previous year. Yesterday, after the
Pacific's letters were delivered, there was more desire to
operate, but prices were not quotably lower. The sales for
the week have been, for export, 2,159 bales ; home Con-
sumption, 4,571; on speculation, 1,700; in - transits'
3,456: total, 11,886 bales. The export during the
same time has been:--To Liverpool, 4,880 bales;-Glas'
gow, 35 ; Havre, 136: total, 4,979. Crop opinions in'
dine to 3,000,000 as the probable result, but as I hOe
before intimated, the extent of the receipts at the
ports will depend in a great degree upon the price !t,
which cotton may sell during the first three mont°,,
of 1854. At the present currency planters will sell
freely, but should decline of moment take place, man!
of the more wealthy planters will hold back a portion of
their crops until the character of the weather next spring,
is ascertained, and its probable effect on the to-be-plant
crop maybe estimated.

The following is a statement of the movement in cotta'
since the Ist September last, as compared with the pr
vious three years :-
1853 1852 1851
Receipts at the ports 777,000 1,244,000 848,000 780,K)
Exports to Great Britain 215,000 450,000 274,f,00 231,0,-„71
„' France 52,1'00 66,000 102,000 120,r,6
other ror. p'ts 46,000 56,000 39,000 58. n
Total exports 313.000 572,000 415,000 412,n
Stock on hand
BREA.DSTUFFS.-The corn trade has become more el'
cited in consequence of the favourable accounts per Afile;
ricer and Pacific to the 10th and 14th instant, acting,
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a navigation closed by severe frost and small stocpf
Wheat and flour advanced considerably ; but Indian Or:
was dull. Flour advanced 50c. per barreL Indian 0,3'
declined 2c. per bushel.

NAVAL STORES.-Sales of crude turpentine have bee'
made at $4 171 c. Spirits of turpentine is in moderati
demand at 62ic. to 65c. Common rosin is in good den'lo4
and with a light stock prices are firm.
PROVISIONS.-Old mess pork in fair demand, frani tjs
to $l3 25c.; prime, $lO 871 c. to $ll ; new mess Ite
$l4 50c. to $l4 75c. e, $l2 to $l2 25c. The be,'.,
qualities of beef iu barrels are inquired for, and there la.
rather more demand at $l3 to $l3 50c., for good repac,k,e4,
Chicago and other prime qualities of western, s].3 to '
No change in cheese, butter, or lard.
FREIGHTS.-There is more activity in grain and:flo ,liff
for England and France. Flour has been shipped „
Liverpool at 3s. and 3s. 3d. to 3s. 6d. is now asked. Gm'o:
94a. to 104 d. ; ls. is now asked. Cotton, 3-16 d. to 7-3%!
To London : Flour, 4s. 6d. ; Grain, 144. to 15d. ; flat
stores, ss. ; heavy goods, 455. to 555. To Glasgow : Flea'
3s. 61; grain, 10d. To Havre : Flour, 91e. to 95c.; Grail'
24c. to 25c. ; Ashes, $lO to $l2 ; Rice, $l2.
NEW ORLEANS, DEC. 24.-Receipts of cotton for t'
week, 45,000 bales ; sales for the week, 36,000 bales ; ~
strict Middling, 91c. per lb.
MOBILE, DEC. 24.-Receipts for the week, 26,000 bal°,s
middling, 81-c. • market very active. Freight to LiverP
id., to Havre lie. per lb.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
By the United States Mail steam-ship Atlantic, Captl,
West, which arrived here on 'Thursday, we have
gence from New York to the 24th ult. The Atlaqe
brought 60 passengers, and !,550,000 in specie. On tU
25th she passed the Pacific steam-slip. The City of 1t
chester arrived at Philadelphia on the 23d ult. •
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Despatches from nearly all sections of the United SW,"
represent the weather as being intensely cold, and tirj
from the north state that the ground is deeply covel;t,
with snow, and that the canals and rivers are frca',o
From Albany we learn that the navigation of the Ilua'Ter
is suspended, and that the boats are laid up in WO
quarters.
We learn by telegraph, says the New York Heraal
the 24th alt., that the steam-ship Pampero has arrive' /0.
New Orleans, with two weeks' later intelligence fled
California. The steamer Northern Light is repot'
to be on the way to New York with $1,000,000, and
passengers.
No business of importance has been transacted in Citbr
branch of Congress. A bill, providing for the distrib%//
of the proceeds of the public lands among the vat'
States, had been announced in the senate. The colnir'itici
of the House of Representatives, to whom the r,..50211,0e3
proposing to present Captain Ingraham with a ss,,f,
had been referred, had unanimously resolved to reP47.'o,,
favour of bestowing upon him a medal, with a o'l I.
inscription, commemorative of the gallant condoe
himself and associates at Smyrna.

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1854. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. I ROYAL MERSEY YACHT. CLITE.-The first meeting of ISLE or MAN.-The recently-formed Castletown Steam I PRESTON TowenerALL.-The committee of selection THE HON. COLONEL EDWARD BooTLE WILBRAHAM, Tint NiIMBER. op TIGERS killed in Java during the
' the new year was held at the Club-hou-se, in Duke-street, Navigation Company have commissioned Mr. John Laird, I have resolved upon calling in the assistance of Mr. Stewart, of Lathom House, has been. placed on the commission of course of 1852 onnted to 717. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY:
• on Tuesday. Four new members were balloted for and of Birkenhead, to build a swift steamer to ply between the architect of the Liverpool Corporation, to aid them in the peace for the county of Lancaster.
very small thing. N(r
onno:nTellgita
rTbrums
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THE LoNDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
IT is with some diffidence that we call
Twg CITY or GLASGOW, screw-steamer, Captain Wylie. admitted. The secretary brought forward the usual list Castletown and Liverpool. The new boat is to be built in determining upon the respective merits of the competing Tern BRIZILIERA, SGuth American and General Steam Coneeenr have dete ined on ado t•
's vessel erformed ber '
sailed from the Mersey on Wednesday for Philadelphia. of defaulters in their subscriptions for the past year. Dr. the style of the Countess of Ellesmere, but will be larger plans of the Town-hall buildings.-Presten Pilot. Navigation Company ,p. , last passage quarterly contract tickets, between thempgrinacipsyr :Alma attention to a-
With a number of passengers, and a full general cargo. • Sibbold exhibited a very ingenious method of communica- and more powerful. Gas IGNITED BY LTGHTNING.-On Tuesday week, two to .Lisbon in 3 days 20 hours, being the quickest run ever upon their line.
A: Pooanton has just been established at the Live l tion between vessels in bad weather. There was also LIQUID 2,IANURE FARMS.-Mr. Littled.sle, of Liver- gasmen were repairing pipes in Dale-street, when the . made. myricce ;in fact, the mere scrub and brushwood of charity
AT BATH; a, few days ago, a boy having emptied the •
Police_eourt, at the suegestion of an anonymyus contri- shown a new construction of block, the sheave a which peel, some time since introduced irrigation by liquid ma. flash of lightning, which occurred during 3 fall of snow, TICE LIVERPOOL Acenamys-The exhibition of paint- - contents of a hair-oal bottle h' Ls very little thought of in these days. Propose to spend-
butor h • •'-
,w o transmitted the first £5 to Mr. Mansfield. offers some advantages over the ordinary one in general use. nure hose and steam forcing pump, at his well-known communicated with a slight escape of gas, which immedi- ings at the rooms of the Liverpool Academy, Old Post- head uncomfortably wet, endeavoured to dit at the as. •
on is head, mid finding his a quarter of a million of money in housing 200 • a -
pic pockets
LICENSING SESSION.-A special sessions was held on SMUGGLING---Jacob Defries, said to be a sailor on dairy farm at Seacombe, from plans devised by Mr. Torr, ately ignited, and a flame at least a foot in length Poured office-place, closed on Saturday night,. after an unusually In doing so his hair took fire and he wrY g 1 with royal magnificence ;to build a palace where orphan
Thursday in the Sessions-hou-e before the Mayor and board the Dreadnought, from New York, was apprehended, of Lincolnshire. The arrangements are much better than from the orifice. prosperous season. The number of persons who have burned before the blaze could 'b
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as so savere.y babies shall cost each as much as a large labouring family;
e extuagmehed, tnat his to found ac'
Ilenry iome. , ' ''' ' - Tda morning, at the Wellington Basin, by John those at liptree ; but if they had to be done over again, ACCIDENT.-011 Sunday, Margaret Higgins, an aged visited the exhibition during the. 21 nights it has been life is despaired:a- ity half-a-mile long, with more domes and
n my, Esq., for the removal and transfer of on ues y
licensee. Nixon, officer of customs, with 1 lb. of foreaen manufac- we have heard that a pump, on the plan of Mr. Appold's, woman, living. at No. 5. Dryden-street, was descending the open at the reduced prices was: 11,000; of whom 1,100 in- THE BEARDED POL towers than a first-rate university, for a set of poor
Icm-The Ipswich borough police
tured tobacco concealed in his boots ; and William Casey as shown at the Great Exhibition in Hyde-park, would be stairs,. with a jug in her hand, when she fell. Her head spected the collection on Friday night. maniacs ;or to cover the land with union workhousen ma
Tne ISLE or MAN is ve roductive of lead, and in officers are to be allowed to wear moustaches and beards
1852 Yielded 2,415 tons therY P • •
produce of silver beme upon was arrested by Thos. Richardson, officer of customs, at used. At Mr. Smith's farm of Emmett's Grange, on Ex- came in contact with the jug, and inflicted a severe wound, Scnooe Hosouss. -A son of bur mrschrespected towns- They preferred artto h • • the speculation that their unlimited capacity will so ope-
repo t e watch committee for per- rate that tl -ill t h • 1 •
the average of 20 ozs. to' the ton. Most of the mines are the Wellington Dock quay, with 1 Ih- 6 oa• of the same moor, liquid manure is conveyed without pumps or hose and she was much bruised. She was admitted to the man, Adam Hodgson, Fnq., has- recently, at the age of mission to dispense-with the or which adily ley *no ave a sing e inmate; propose any-
article concealed in the lining of his coat. The former down the sides of a slope by the open watercourses of waste Northern Hospital. twelve years, and his first term at the Collegiate Institu- granted. Some of theeommittee ex ' wan re . thing, in fact, which shall run to at least five figures, an&
Worked privately or b ave few ersons This year the pressed their intention, you h
Poxdale has di • ' y 7 P *
Tided a profit of £2,400. was ordered to pay a fine of 10s., or be imlwisoned seven meadows, and by this means more than 100 acres of land, ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.-On SundaY morning, Law- tion, gained the exhibition (value £2l) founded and sup- it is said, of adopting:the moustache the 1 / •h -
nase ves.- psw:c ave a chance of success. You must blow up your
AMONGST the assengers r the steam-shi Atlantic days, and the latter 275. 6d., or fourteen days. not worth £2 has been made worth a rent of £4 an acre. rence Graham, living in Dolantstreet, Toxteth-park, was ported by William Brown, Esq. He had previously been Express. trumpery novel into three volume,s, price El 11s. 6d., and
from New York,Pwhich ar. •Pey o d II
w re the'
ned n Thurs ay, e CORONER'S INQUESTS IN 1851-The following is a The last system has been described in the transactions of " picked up" by the police, in a state of intoxication, and under the tuition of the Rev. Mr. Mulleneux, MA., A DISCOVERY OF GOLD is reported at East Wheal then it goes the round of all the circulating libraries. So
Ron. John Y. Mason, and the Hot G S
i. overnor eymour, summary of inquests held last year :-Wilful murder 12 ; the Royal Agricultural Society.-The Field. was taken to the bridewell. When there it was discovered Richmond-hill. Russell, near Tavistock. It is calculated that 63 also must your schemes of benevolence run to a thousand
manslaughter 6 ; visitation of God 173 (found dead 113 ; Accipenes.-On Tuesday a young man, named Thos. that his left shoulder was broken, and he stated that while THE AMERICAN MAILS.-On Saturday afternoon, about tons of gossan are al dan .. • 0,000 pounds per head, whatever the character of the "objects,"`"
the ministers to the French and Russian courts from the rea y covereu or laid open, which, oth a • •
government of the 'United States. died suddenly 60) : accidentally drowned 25; found McMullen, resident in Brook-street, whilst going to his P
assing through the park he had been attacked by some three o'clock, the British and North American Royal 31ail at an average of only half an ounce to ld •
per n, won el-wise 3ou will have it all to yourself, and nobody will.
,
drowned 20 ; accidentally killed 157 ; accidentally burnt work, slipped down and fractured his arm.-On the same men, knocked down, and robbed of his watch and money, steam-ship Niagara, Captain John Leitch, sailed from the 315,000 ounces, or £1,200,000, and the expenses bein
give. follow your example. We fear, therefore, we have not
e INPentricinn.-On Tueslay the body of a new-born
24 ; found burnt 18: scalded 16; children suflanated in day, Richard Owens, a lad belonging to tbe brig Jane, and left in the state he was found by the police. Mersey, for Boston and Halifax,. with the usual mails for , taken at £1 per ton, although it is said they will not ex
g. much chance of inducing our readers to recur to a simple
leinale child was found in the ash it of the house No 33,
Titheb -street, b -11)
• *
y a scavenger. An inquest was he
id bed 51 ; infant children found exposed 23 nsuicide under Waterloo Dock, fell into the hold of the ship Empire FIRE.-Ou Sunday morning, shortly after two o'clock, the United States and British possessions in North Ame- ceed 155., the clear profit would appear to be £630,000. unvarnished tale in our Saturday's columns, being- the
temporary insanity 17 ; injuries, how received no evidence, State, and fractured his breast-bone. -On the same day, a fire• was discovered oa the premises in Temple-street, rica, about 60 passengers, an& a general cargo of mer-
•Tere AUSTRIAN .DUTIES ON IRON.-Letters from • k
account of a Reformato Se •
ry hool in the village of Hard-
on Th day, when the jury returned a verdict to the
effect that the child had been horn alive, but had died 15 ; found dead, cause of death unknown, 9 ; immersion .Tohn Tyson, a man in the employ of 3lr. BnITOWS, Great occupied by Messrs. Rollins and Sons. Before the alarm chandise on freight. Vienna, received by-a London firm, announce that a re- Inc e, near Gloucester. The whole affair sounds girth-
-5 ; hydrophobia 1 ; excessive drinking 32 ; other causes Homer-street, whilst engaged in opening some taps and Wag given, the fire had done considerable damage, having FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Saturday William Walton, aged duction in the Austrian duties, both on pig and railway h
cientl mean an
Y • d homely. Only twenty boys, a bailiff, &-
from exposure to the col&
A SACRED MUSIC LECTURE, accompanied with illus- 29. Total 622. valves attached to a steam-boiler on the premises, was gradually consumed the joists and all the combustible three years, residing with his parents in Blundell-street, iron, was to take effect on the Ist instant. The reduction sc ofilmaster, some cows and pies ; the shop, pigsties, and
tnations, was to h v bee delivered in the Mechanics'
a e n THE PAWNBROKERS' BeLL.-On WednesdaY, the severelY scalded hY an escaPe ofoateam from one of the articles in the office. The heat was so great that some whilst playing with some more children round the kit,chen in pig iron is to the extent of 10s. per ton-that is to say, Zwbsmases, built by the bailiftPand boys with the refuse
Institut'
ion, on Wednesday, by Mr. Harry wer,
E but the pawnbrokers of this town held their annual ball at the tales, which ha°. been left oPen•-un Wednesday, Elizabeth gold, belonging to one of the servants, was melted. The fire, his clothes ignited : his mother, who went to fetch from the existing rate of about 255. to 155.; while on rails co
_. ? the sawmills, patched together aS well as they
attendan l‘f ac hll Bold street The room was filled by a highly Holliwell, a woman residing in Baptist-street, slipped fire-brigade were quickly on the spot, and succeeded iu some coals, on her return found him enveloped in flames. it is to be £2 per- ton, or from about £7 to £5. These
1-en at the --Ibl - a , - •
A__ ce was so small that the money tae t anudlck-ten. acres under cultivation by the same hands,
'"10r11 was returned, and the lecture postponed for a fort- tbl ••b• bo t 930 several mem- down in WhitechaPel, and fractured her collar-bone.- extinguishing the fire shortly after their arrival. He was immediately removed to the Southern Hospital, alteratiens are likTly to be sufficient to lead to a steady for
respec a e company , nun ering au e , • e entere cost of the buildings £250, or about MG
the h •
Sight. bers of the trade from Preston and other places being Thomas Roberts, a seaman belonging to the ship Conjuror, NOVEL Loss !-On Wednesday night, as a girl was where he expired in a few hours. importation of pig iron, and probably also of rails. ousing and employing of each inmate W
as ever
Lattcesrea Co op CuAlccEuy,-On Tuesday the Present, The orchestra. was occupied by Mr. Emidy's was received at tha Northern Hospital on Wednesday, Passing along Oldham-street, she found a set of artificial ._. _____- DEATH OF A MISER IN LONDON.-A woman named piece ? The
British philanthropy content with so h •
umble a fronds-
on_ re RT d suffering from Injuries caused by a fall whilst the vessel teeth and a gold pallet. An old gentleman, residing in Mary Handel eed 73 died a few da soat 22 Cad . re is no president, vice-president p
band, which played fashionable quadrilles, polices, an • • • •
aatt'ucerY Court for the county palatine was held at St. GENERAL INTEL.LIG_ENCE. . , ai,, , Yag , , ogan vernors, comon'tt , - ' - atrms' go-
natnrge's Hall, before the Vice-Chancellor, W. M. James, other music. The company enjoyed themselves satisfac- was at sea. _ t
.e.
that neighbourhood, who had been indulging on going street, Chelsea. Her apartment indicated the greatest not even an annual d' stewards, secretaries, or treasurers e
lee' The list included three motions, two titions, and
•Pe totily, and after dancing commenced it was continued SKATING MA.TCH.-On Monday last week upwards of home nlling a song rather loudly, opened his mouth too .....--0,--..... poverty ; her body was extremely emaciated, and no food' annual field-day of an
intri,ldfrom all that appears, nor air
• with great spirit until a late hour. The proceeds of the a thousand persons from various parts assembled at the wide, when out dropped his teeth, and in such a state of -n
..,URING THE LAST YEAR, there were 1,053 fires in was found in her stomach. Notwithstanding this seeming sent to us is not adorned •th More than all, the report.
"ta causes The proceedings which involved questions
more of • - h ' th • sessed little
a legal character tan o erwise, pos ball, after defraying the necessary expenses, are to be Car Milldam, St. Helens, to witness a skating race on this oblivion was he that he did not discover the loss till the London, including a great sacrifice of human life, and pro- misery, there was discovered on her person £llO in notea, or a bird's e e view twa a grand Corinthian facade,.
y hat might pass for a picture of the.
Pshblic interest. applied to a benevolent fund in Cermeetion with the trade. extensive sheet of water, for £lO a side. The length of next morning. The police have restored the teeth to their perty to the value of £2,000,000 sterling. two bank stock certificates, the one for £2Ol, and the Heavenl
y Jerusalem. What excuse can we ' f '
SHOWING THE LIONS.-It is stated that the other day race was three times round the dam, ma. g
kin the distance owner.-Manchester Courier NOVEL USE or A WOODEN LEG.-A man, who had a other for £5O, and seven sovereigns and a half, and a troducing the Hardwicke School to our e gye or in--
...:ZERPOOL SHIP IGHT APPRENTICES' ASSOCIATION.
A-un Tla da h ' b fth L. •ei ol Shi wri tilt
y, t e mem erso eii •po TII P *
L a lawyer's derk was sent by his =ester to show a gentle- about four miles and a-half. The competitors were Joseph nn s ANx - ATEL-A report was Weed on 'Change, wooden leg, recently died at the workhouse at Seneeey, quantity of plate and jewellery was found in the room. aware that this is not an iro ra
. We
arw-
n age, as some suppose, but a
eePprentiurs hallP Bond- man the " lions" of the town. After several hours the Gee, of Billinge, and Robert Chisnall, of Blackbrook, near on Thursday, as to the loss of the favourite steamer the Staffordshire, and secreted in the wooden leg was found Peoefinc-ZINc.-The discovery that a thin sheet of brick and mortar a
st ces' Association, met .at Clarence- , W., and that without an a to
clerk, who is also a licensed victualler in a small way, St. Helens, the latter having for some years past borne 3lanx Fairy, on her passag,e to Ramsey. The Manx the sum of £1 7s. 6d. lead, allied to one of zinc, acquired properties of endurance brick and mortar s''
• • pPeal
the.
reet, where a large number sat down to a sumptuous - . ympatlues of the public we are Nvasting
returned to the office in a state of inebriation, and when the " belt." At four o'clock the men took their places in Fairy, notwithstanding the severe weather, made her pas- m
AHROWING STONES AT 1 RAILWAY CIRRIAGE.-At which these destinct metals do not possess uneambined, is our time. Yes, we admit, there is neith b nial hall
eelsePast, which was served in excellent style by Mr. .llil- er aro ..
asked how he came to be in that condition, replied that. the ring, each having a separate one, as usual, to avoid sage in 7h. 40m. to Ramsey, althoug,h part of the time her the Nottingham Epiphany Sessions, a labourer, named giving rise to experiments in various latitudes, and more nor Elizabethian chi e nor Tud
"mirth of Clarenc street aft r which the acrourned to nor oriel_
the ball- m, wh:re. dandng NeN-as kept up mYitil 2late hour. he was likely to be rather " fuddled" when the gentleman confusion. In the first round Gee took the lead and engines were eased, as she would have reached her desti- ' John Stone, aged eighteen, was sentenced to imprisonment or less impregnated atmospheres. In these trials are in- window, nor a ventilatin Y'shaft 119rharebwaY'
COMPTON Housu.-A lecture was delivered on Wed- to whom he had been showing the lions would make him maintained it throughout the race, despite the efforts of nation too early to enter the harbour. She returned to for one month, with hard labour, for throwing stones at eluded all the ordinary metals used for the covering of nor even a steam-enginge o has rg as the Monument,.
nesday, by Mr J. Stephenson professor of lan ees on " take somethine at each of them. The clerk, it seems, his °Pigment t° overtake him, and he was eventually Liverpool on Saturday in her usual time. The passengers, a railway train. In passing sentence, the judge intimated domes, roofs, the floors of halls, staircasen &c., and the conclude that non fth nt e premises. At least, we
elocut* H . - '• - ''' -' • eith fom ig,norance of the term or from a desire to declared the winner by upwards of 60 yards, the distance on both trips, speak in the highest term of her qualities
Cr r , that he was liabl t' • ft - comparison appears to be singularly - f ftl di -e o ese can be included in an expen-
d ion. e regretted that in the present day elocution e .c. imprisonment or a o years. in avour o re ture of £2OO. But, if any poor Christian soul has a..
'or sea-boat
benefit his brother publicans, had escorted the gentleman having. been run in nine minntes. It may be said en as a supen .
, oes not hold that position amone the fine alas to which ' EAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE.-A strong contest is ex. Plumhic-aine-
'fa beaut dpo gi it alf eq iv I' ight and !to the various public-houses in the town desianated by the behalf of Chisnall, who is considered the finest skater in PRESENTATION To eie EAtreeennit•-On Tuesday, four 1 pected for East Gloucestershire. The opponents of Sir ELOPEMENT.-Much stir was caused at Feckenham last mroorld taste for seeing good things in a cheap, quiet,
arged it I.7:ciallvwue;on ;c7ane. me:IL :study vi;11 Wortht, titles of " The Red Lion," " The Black lion," " The Lancashire, that his ground was much cracked and un- of the servants of Mr. Towers, of the Angel Hotel, in this , MiChael Beach denounce him as being High Church, and week, in consequence of 31r. R. S. Harrison, sun, hav- culitca!t hdliug aort of way, he will be able to satisfy his-
of their attention. Several recitations from " Hamlee' White Lion," &c., and the gentleman, enjoying the joke, even, thus being under a dieadvantage. . town, presented a very gratifyina token of esteem to that ' his professions of Liberal-Conservatism as a sham ; whilst ing eloped with a girl of 16, named Harriet Rand, with nam iyy mg what 3lr. Baker•and one or two other--
eless gentlemen have done in a vil ein Glo'stershire-
were introduced, illustrative of his remarks. bad, it appears, " stood sam" for him at each of thwe " SIGNS" C'E TIIE I'l3lEs. - Events °cm' everY. now gentleman, in a richly-chased silver snuff box, with the mr. Holland attends Bible Society meetings, but of counie whom and her mother he has sailed for America. The Next to the sim I' 't lag
A RoTee BIRON.-According to good old custom, a places. and then which lead us to doubt whether the nineteenth following inscription :-" Presented to Mr. Samuel Tow- not for political pnrposes. mother u-as accompanied by her own Lothario, but the in keeping with itil !el Y and cheapness of the affair, and
HOLMES' NOTES.-We learn that the lieutegovernor century is entitled to all the credit which is claimed for it. ers, of the Angel Hotel, Liverpool, in testimony of the A BEARDED PoLicw-The Ipswich borough police is the urely ari u
doctor, instead of securing passages for all four, only did the employment fOund foo-P g c ltural character of
splendid baron of beef was roasted on Friday at the
,Ilerchants' D' • • T '
ming-rooms, Tithebarn-street. he roast- and council have made a communication to the manager A countryman went the other day to the shop of a book- high esteem entertained of him as an employer, by Red- officers are to be allowed to wear moustaches and beards. so for himself and the females, and the discomfite.d lover now ten acres und ' the twenty boys. They haver
er cultivation-ten acres of stiff blue
ank of Mona in reference to those notes held by seller in Preston for a Moore's Almanack for the next mond Robinson, cook ; John Fletcher, waiter ; William They preferred a request to th - watch committ Was accordingly left behind The doctor has left a wife 1
'ng commenced on Thursday at midnight, and the baron of the b. , . e a., .. -ee for per- . ' c ay, that had never before been ev ro 1
was the bank, and which are said to amount to many thou. year, and on one being handed to him he lamented the Hug,hes, waiter ; Thomas Erastmus, Porter----JunuarY, mission to dispense with the razor which was readily and four children destitute,-Wolverhampton Herald. and these ten ac are not fou en p per y ploughed,.
ready precisely at one o'clock on Friday, when such dTr • • 1 • h • ' ' "'" • 3 1854 " ..... • ' -
us commameation we earn intimates that t e aegeneracy of old Moore, as there are now no signs in , • es granted. . Some of the committee expressed their inten- nd enough for the fift
A FARCE OF " HONOCR."-A duel was arranged to boys who have been employed on them - eels
was the rush to obtain slices, that little or nothing of it San s' d• • t iI 1 i i t- CUSTOMS ItECEIPTS AT LIVERPOOL.-The 4,TOSS re- , for they havedone
executor oe. a Dunistra or o.t ie ate olr. Hoanes has. no it. He wondered why " Mr. Moore" had given up pu • • ~ e . i,l is 1 , adopting the moustache themselves.-
Von 't • seal of come off near Eltham on Taesday last, between a military a good dein besides in excavating, and other -labour at the
was visible at four o'clock. It was well ked, and much
money at his disposal for taking up the notes in question, ting. the signs in the almanack ;it had been a bad job for cemts of customs at this port for the 3-ear 1803, ending Ipswich Express. officer and a naval officer from Woolwich, who were said sheds. Of course, it cannot be ex, ted that the
relished by all the partakers. - - and. suggests ttaet the manager of the bank should take him le rin , out fo om ars beck Th vendo the sth instant, was £3,411 819 against £3 484 625 in ril Q
gtl em r s eye e . e r
850 ...HE ..,TIPENDIARY MtGISTRATE QUESTION AT BIR- 'to have quarrelled about a female. The seconds, however, and hoe labour of juvenile offenders, most of them probe-
,STABBING.-At the Police-court, on Wednesday, John I my be advised aeainst the securities of 1' 3 th exhibiti d ' ' f above 270,000,* th
suc 1 steps a eterAturei, trio had sold some thous:sods ofold Moore I, e,-Thuse ng; a
_gime
thee i mi50n.4.11.--7-On Tuesday tne question of applying to govern- la
aviagiToreicommon aense and discretion than the prin. bly never having handled a spade in their. lives bef ,
'agar, dressed as a sailor, and who was said to have been I
- ts th la'''. of tbe rolls 'and the water bailiff in h e t quarter enditiol":
°lre a member of the police-force, was 'sent for trial on a made
.?; erh ca. ee a a , never.thought the " legs," - arms," e ear: r t grosszreoceipt f 1 ment for the appointment of a stipendiary magistrate for copal., roug it the ellen. to an arrangement by proposing should be absolutely profitable or even n 1 •'t '
• trul a rettv state of things " bris t 3'; ")1•1 t " ' 8 49' • t £B4O 125 in the l''
in the. be alt. This. is y• p • eas s, tee , &c., which used to be placed down one sth ills an was i, i, agems , corres- ' the borough of Birmingham o-as brought under the eon- that each of the belligerents Should present himself before something that even at th ' ear
Y sa
•I
Is
ealarge of stabbing Thomas Meadows, a dock-labourer. k t' f ' • e commencement, with a great
Here are our executive pretending to ta e sure les or side of the columns -
, realle meant anything, inquired how ponding quarter of the previous year ; thus the largest
flbont a fort 'elit ao a dispute arose at Bullen's public- - sideration of the Town Council, and after a discussion of the young woman for her to make choice between them. pro ortion of the labour •
nonse, Waltill' ae'
A scutite took notes to be issued and kept in circulation; and when a this had happened. " Why, you see," the rustic believer portion of the deficit has arisen since the partial or total Six bourn the motion was negative by a ioritv '
enemse It is whispered that she was so prudent as to reject them in P h
gs, t e annual cost should not exceed '
invested, so to speak, in the build-
en on-road, respecting a dog: • •
smash cornea, what does it all amount to ? Why, simply in signs replied, "we used to wean calves and colts by the repeal of numerous imposts previously paying almost it of 27 to 21. - - - --°--- both, as they deserved.-South Eastern Gazette. 1• 1 • • Lll a head. This
race, when Edgar stabbed Meadows with a knife in the
nothina No power of sale, it would seem, has been re- signs, and, as there were no signs in Moore Lest year, we nominal rates. exc usive se ection of agricultural employment will not,
nreast, intl. • e the ribs about `e• VICTORIA-BRIDGE, GLASGOW, was on Monday formally A FISH of unusual longth has been captured at Wick, now excite the misgivin not to yth* • •
tee_ . 'cling a wound over one o, • served, until the humbug of 3lanx legerdemain, some- weaned a colt without knowing what the sign at the time To. Gas CoNstrernets.-The Liverpool United Gas Light ,
rch i' d th.
eachaedr quarters of an loch long, and an it nep ,
, times called law, has been gone through : while, in the was, and it died of a disease of the heart; We found out Company, findipg it to be impossible to attend to all th opened , be,• the lord provost and magistrates, and other in Scotland. It is of a species rarely seen, and from its have done thirty - g'
sa
e alirPrise' it
would.
yi ears ago. Then, philantluvpy, inge-
so. ows o-as taken to the Northern Hosintal, where he
„Nis • , , r. , ~. , - ~. , il- : 4 41- 4- com laints ovi,
meanti a eane o- rapacious wretches, in the iorm or anerwaras Leas toe sign ai, Lee Lime was in the heart ; so, p etch are made during the present intense
. Q. members of the bridge trust, in the presence of an immense dimensions it is thought worthy te represent that long- naity, and science rere taxed to the utmost to rescue the-
w' remains. me, e. e , we should have saved the colt." frost, have issued the followine :-" As many persons concourse of spectators. The weather was delightful for thought-to-be myth, the sea serpent. It is 15 feet six unh
. . appy youth of England from field work. Village lads
elsz OF DISTRESS -The Rev. Edward Hull says- monee ci
- hangers or pretended money lenders, fleece the if we bad known, you see,
be " ab "
road • ' he has evidently a deprived of a supply- of gas in'eonscemence of the wate
are the season, and the ceremony formed a very excellent in- inches in length from the eye only, and not quite to the were caught where ibl d talon t h
"The 1 f - 1 ld. bli *ffi
le ~ . gent eman who or many 3 ears ie apu c o ce public of hundre,ds of pounds in the shape of commissions The schoolmaster may
' and discounts uon these rascally licensed old rags called deal of work to do.-Preston ronic e.
Ch '' l •th t b • f ' e
in eme ers eing rozen, the public are respectfully in-
r . troduction to the enjoyments of the new year holiday.-
Glo wow Ch 'cl
min e. • tip of the tail. It was injured, anti the whole head to the tailoring, or anything whatevee'r raauthe- ''
I s uemakillg.
.... than that dearadme-
eye knocked to pieces by the creature in its death struggle, employment which is the t i ' r..
t" tins town and has left his orphan daughters in a state I P. este Acr -This bill -for enab. formed that this inconvenience may be prevented by I - versal, permanent, and.
of son , i ound notes, which are now only worth from lut 18
_es. _o __S. LIVERPOOL IMPROVEM . • A LARGE FARM has been taken at Nursling, Hants or another foot would probably require to be added. Its neceeserr to hum • t mus
un
itin ury, was once a proprietor of a large estate in the 1 P . ,
i It • - Inel t- th 'nhabitants of this island open ling the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses to. niake a new applying cloths to the lower side of
.the meter, and keep- s an ens enc,e. Even at this day thousands
for the purpose of rearing and fattenine li - tk f ths: greatest deoth 1 foot 2 inches 3a thick nd 't •ht '
Wnd of Jamaica. This property, like that of many other '
, eac i . Is re 1 mae e 1 . stree's mg them constantly wetted with bor 1g wa er. w se i ~
I n t It ill ~ tes ae
or t i i „ a i s weig upon thousands are spent under charitable trusts, taaina.
tem and resolve at once and street and to widen and improve certain existine , 182 Nunes.
His I their eyes to this rascally sys , ut iamp,on steam-packets. The steamer Croesus about
est India roprietors, has been sWept away. ' • - • ' h t •tla d f rbrary mueeum be necessary-, in most cases, to continue this application boys away from their Tillages to towns to learn the nbl '''
dau„ht P for ever, no g
loner to countenance any other circulating in the boroug ; o appropna enorai ~ - , t d A ' • ' ` ' '
o procee to ustraha from Southampton, will be supplied Ino /s. EW PATENT LA.w.-The first case of this nature, arts of echibling and t• tin N , u el.-
~,e e ere are utterly destitute, and have no relatives who ses -has just been for a considerable length of time. In exposed situations sic nig: • °in however, agricu/-
medium than that of the mother country-gold, silver, and gallery of arts, and for other purpo with poultry, pigs, sheep, and cows from this farm. The decided under the act of October, 1852, and which will be ture is acsain in h
-41 help th S 1 th• • e des nang the on b. the meter may be protected from the frost by bein no and It is discovered that a field
sideration er. ure y Is is a
of
eHI it: i and Bank of England notes ; and to this it must and will printed, from which it appears that the streets to . g supply of live stock to the Crcesus, and which will be put a precedent for any future similar proceeding, has been Lebo '''f Ih a 1 •ur, • •• •
Shall feel o
letvel7zetopossesscdo anayy,tuper ill _ .
come at last-Mona's Herald raw or sawdust."
widened are Hatton-garden, Shaw's-brow, Dale-street, covered with st . .
h H fon board at Southampton, will cost nearly .f.:1,000. urer, iie as los wits about him will light on his
carried to a successful issue. On the 29th of April, 1853, lees a - 1 '
, n 3 w iere as soon as any other man. First our rail-
TineLY CONTRITION -The dee a Mr G T Div a lied for letters atent fr "
/vile
.a_will bilealdo li"
any e •r of • Iverpoo paper
enough to copy this letter in his columns.
-t e HEALTH OP THE Towse-The medical officer of D IMAL COINAGE.-The petition to t e ouse o
health Water-street,Hardman-street,Bevingt°n-bush,Bevingthn- Ec •'1 te f ' • ' * -• . . , pret ious to Christmas ••.• .. pp
~ p o Improve- way's, then the colonies, have brought out the value of that
lace CoMmons in favour of the decima sys m o coinage Ls in day an old woman, who resides in the neiehbourhood of ments in travelling packages, which would fall due on ' -th t
41di OL W W D D
A„, D 03iAN ORRIED TO EATIL BY A OCI.- reports that the registrars' returns of deaths, for the bush-road, Bevington-hill, Limekiln-Lane, Eldon-p , • sinee , a nerve, that robust frame, that can toil all day
t tth • aer and other Westham, who has met with a sad reverse Of fort the 29th October, hut he dying on the 20th, h' '
1 the Burlin on-street and Park-lane. Powers are seught to course of sogna. ure a e various newsp p une, re- is widow pe- long under wind
week ending Saturday, the 31st ult., showed many gt , . , sun, or rain, at the plough, the spade, or
'nun Edwards, lodging in No 23 Court, St. Andrew- t h th 'd fD 1 übli offi es throu hold the town. We may add that ceived a letter beanie). the London post-mark, and con- titioned to complete tlie patent, which was ted by the •
Btteet, same results as in the week preceding. The deaths in the make a new street, commencing at e sou sr e o ae- p c c . g the pick. The labourer is, after all, the most marketable
bele was, on Monday, worried to death by a mad dog,
b h td to 263, being one more than in the street, and terminating at the north-east end of Roe-street ; there is now on view at the shop of Mr. Mayer, silver- 'll' e• d t Lord Chancellor with likewise a
taining a 25 Bank of .n.elen no e. On a slip of paper . , n extension of the period commodity the most t • th t • •
a,gilla to the landlady, Elizabeth Jackson. The dis- i °mug amoun e ith Lord-street, the whole of the coins Pronosed to he enclosed WaS written, " Mrs. -, I send you £5, part of for filing a final specification of two mouths, which was world M Bak
, curren corn, e rue citizen of the
coy. ,r, - between the north side of Shaw's. sm•
previous week, and 33 more than the average of the cor- and to purcluese lands., • .r. er and his fellow-magistrates think it
- -rY w t ad tit F'd t fth I
Jack as no me 1 n ay, on aceoun o e woman d'd tl d 'mat t Th d t rne is h Ibb d • fllr d ; • . • filed accordingly on the 29th ult tl '
1847-52. Diseases of the brow, and the south side of Clayton-street, as a site for the use un er re eci sys ern.. e poun serie , t e sum ro eeouo w en ise .n y our service.- ~ re widow thus enjoying necessar •to ex lain -
res ndin week of the years
son having kept the matter secret. When inquiries I P° g no and gallery of arts provided of Course, taken as the standard of value, and the coins - BETTY."-Chelmsjord Chronicle. the benefit of a eatent property which, under the old law ' y p ahy they do not teach other tradene
wer f - • h 1
1 lungs continue to mins a arge p •
roportion of the general free public library, museu ,
'3 made of her by the neighbours, she said she had b h 1 1 t Ic• '.• f 1 Ire as follow :-The pound sterling (1,000 mile) equal to W Geese CARGO OF THE GREAT REPUBLIC.-Among would have become void. ,as is done in our gaols and penitentiaries. Th '' t
sent tlae old 1 mortality -126 deaths, or nearly one-hala having een the powers for t e compu sory pure mse or ame o suer • that it seems hardly fair to teach eY
inSl5
tri.o„ , . WO= .
nto the workhouse ; but, somethine the present sovereign • 500-mil piece equal to a half-
' ' due to this class of diseases, while the average of the same lands shall not be exercised after the expiration of five , , • other articles engaged by the Great Republic for Liverpool, CONSERVATIVE LAND Socrarr.-The allotment of the which any honest labo a young rogue a trade
1,..,_,,ng being suspected, information was aiven to the f sovereign ; 250-mil piece, equal to the present five-shilling are the following, viz. :-About 9,000 bbls. flour, 60,000 to to the Eas
Enfield estate, whichts situate close tern Counties to obtain for his so urer would deem it a great favour
's onl 86. From z -motic diseases years from the assing of the act. For the purposes o
--nettle, wh " week in former years 1 y 3 • P Bailie ay-statio tE.flldt k la ' ll'
stale.. _ o went to the house, and found the body up 9" 1 • l t half • 100 -1
lea-mi prece,•eatia ot a •
•-crown , -mi 70,000 bushels of corn and wheat, 1,000 bales of cotton, . • _ •
n a n e , oo p ce a, the offices of the TI
there were 59 deaths, of which from hooping couah 15, these improvements the council are empowered to raise Piece, ; society in n orfolk-street London on Taursda • - iese modest country magistrates make no ten to
pre ce
neat_ It presented a most shocking appearance, the
~
r‘ hus 9, mensles 7, diarrhcea 6, cholera 4, scarlatina 4, money upon bonds, not 'exceeding 2260,000. The act Piece, equal to two shillings ; 00-mil Piece, equal to the moo boje. of rosin, 1,000 tierces of beef, &c., &c. Having . ,_ ~ _ % 3 last, Con- a high success, though the -• •
ii,1141, hand being dreadfully lacerated, and much swollen, --1) . . ere registered- also gives the council power to make by-laws for regu- present shilling ; 25-mil piece, value sixpence. There are -ie • - t Sandy
taken as much freight as she can croee tas ba, a dnl • e -
si era e nittrest aas taken in the proceedings, in conse- themselves be • y grce as good an account of
'et should be' 1 Intt I • • a
taxed 4 er mg severe y I en. nquiries re erysipelas 4. Seven fatal cases of croup. w • • • d
a ,S,c t ted 1 coins namel a four mil a two-mil and a • ••
a number which has not been exceeded in any week of the lining the piers, landing stages, oc -s, -., cons rue aso comeer , Y - , , one- 1•'alh1t• t th t•
Hook wrth, she wil ,it is sai , au ou .in o e s team on quence of an agreement made with the railway compan tl at as can given of any institution dealing with
Y, 1 the worst specimens of juvenile hu ity TI ir• uh
eta Lei° hiecneade into the circum,nces of the affair. ecediug five years. The death of a girl, aged eight by the corporation on the Mersey, and for vessels using livithpiinece, equal to the present penny, halfpenny, and Thursday or Friday next.-New York Herald, Dec. 20. on the completion of ten houses on tl tat
eosf
eaect elofluarset-class jects are the pick of the count for lilcilen - Leid s•
-
as BeLL.-On Friday tl F eemasons of Man- iPr gietered from destitution. The mean tem- the same, and persons resorting thereto. g. * AUSTRALII.-The rising importance of the northern free ticket will be granted to the occupileer 1 com- and, when Gloucesteishire was rY
ed to bess vice'
tetft,eetfr held their annual ball, at the Town Hall, King- i years,
t w"ofrethe'week was only 33 9-10 degrees-about ak A TOWN COUNCILLOR BEARDED AND TT
-NBEARDED.--- LIVERPOOL MARINE SOCIETY.-The annual meeting district of Australia is strewn in the return of its exports. mending a rental of not less than £5O per aunum, and a I they took in some ' suppos e exhausted,.
omens of the same base material
chalet in aid of a fund for establishing a female orphan i 1*
creeraereureselower than the previous week, and nearly 7 below At the meeting of the council, on Wednesday last, whilst of the Liverpool Marine Society was held on Tuesday. W. It appears that in the year ending June 30, 1853, the nett second-class free ticket to the occupier of each house com- i from the neighbourins g counties Such hard ''
were if, f°r that district. About 300 brethren and ladies e
1 the average of the same week in the seven preceding the graver members were attending to the business of the Potter, Esq., the president of the association, occupied the value of the exports from the districts lying northwards mandinga rental of not less than £3O, for aperiod of 14years. commonly thought to require a• re *stuffn LI
11111 th,,,eSent ; the whole of the gentlemen being attired in I oo Wdu day
, years. nees , the minimum thermometer the town, the gentlemen who love a little gossip were chair. The business was entirely of a routine character. of the 30th parallel of latitude was £370,110, or a hundred ' The lots were offered, first-class frontage at £2 4e. per foot ; stamping ;twill h h ' erusinn-
awl
ne, eavy ammers hard rollers, and all
clireat•arnic costume. Dancing was continued, under the e
I marked 23 1-10 degrees-a lower temperature than has entertained by a story which, if true, places some of the Mr.. Moss, the secretary, read the report and statement of thousand pounds more than the estimated value of the ex- the second-class at £1 145., including the costs of laying the apparatus of moral dis• ' •
integration But a Hard
hour nof Thomas Jas. Pitt, Prov. G.D.C., until an early• o n r-eorded in any week, with one exception, during members of our local parliament not in a very enviable- the accounts for the Past year, which showed that the ports as stated in the last petition from Moreton Bav, out roads and conveyance. Notwithstanding the inclement wicke the wo k• d • • • • t -
next morn' to the music of Kohler's excellent ee . et, n weather which prevented many persons comiue to town a rLs one ni a quiet private way by "a-
quadrate b ing, . . . . the eight years in which systematic observation has been position. As it ie now generally talked of in certain societY's °Pcrations dming that Period had equalled in praying for separation from the Sydney govermaient, t , . • e , country gentleman, of no large aortune or high ontation
Yea, th • and, By the kind permission of LieuteColonei
re .
gistered at the observatory. circles, we give the particulars as they were detailed to extent and usefulness those of former years. The minutes from which it is situated some 500 or 600 miles. conenterable portion of the estate was taken. The allottees and whom neither friends • - ---1'
the
pe4ointervals between the dances were enlivened by DOCK COM.MITTEE•-The weekly meeting of this hotly our rePorter on Wednesday last- Four members of the of the former meeting; having been read and approved, A FACT FOR THE CZAR.-The Emperor of the French nor enemies hare ever accused_
will be put in possession before the 31st inst.. so as to be of much talent " but who has ex eri dla d • '
The woceinuce of the fine band of 7th Royal Fusileers. , •thh • Th Idf• d f fthdiedf w d •s and the statement of accounts a•lopted some conversation
was e on urs ay, r. urner m e c air.- e counci an a nen o one o em ii, a e a 3 , some une since, gave rec ions e ims rot ar o
1 hldTh d M T t. • di Ito th 11. •te-W t ' in time for the next registration of voters. •t 1 ' • pe ence an n ; joined
tion.-ma c". the arrangements gave the greatest satisfac- , . wi i a young magistrate, heir to a large property, who
now i Marine Committee submitted a code of regulations for the ago, at a well-known hotel in Dale-street. The dinner ensued, after which the annuitants were fixed according prepare a report for him, giving an exact detail of the pre- A* SINGULAR Occuetinnsca took place about three , could spare from " hunting, shooting, and soci ty "
SALE 0/, p, ." Guardian. le :-Ca tains above 60 ears of a e 'clock on Wednesda morniue at Woo i aa • • • e, la
' better government of the dock gatemen. The men are passed off pleasantly, and early in the evening one of the to the following sca p , f 5' .g , sent situation of the French army, to be accompanied with ° y „, lw ch, cisme, it little time for the rather thankless task we have d 'bed..
of the pao -"Enter IN PILOT BOATS.-At the meeting i
that the ts Committee, on Monday, it was announced i obliged to be members of a sick-club , y
• the are not to gentlemen and his friend retired. The other three coun. £22 each per annum ; under Go years 0 age, n 18; widows, a statement of the number of men that France conld, if is supposed, to the freezing of one of the self-acting valves Mistakes have been made as to the character and -
in the commitee had ascertained that 151 64th shares ' keep a spirit vault, beer-house, public-house, or cook- cillors took up their position iu the bar of the hotel, upwards of GO years of age, £l7 ; under 60 years, £l5 ; necessary, place without delay on a war footing. This of the caisson in the east dry dock, in which the Firefly vertibility of some of the juvenile offenders. Such ' -
by
partlei7= of the pil?t boats of the port were helcl ! shop, and are not to receive tiny fee or reward in any way where brown brandy was freely indulged in by one, and orphans £1 10s. per annum each. Two widows were ad- paper, it is said, has been Tatele sent in, ana the number steara-vessel was docked for repairs. The pressure of the takes there will .always be, for the goodness which would -
i no claim to exercise suc'i a wi 11 <", •
~, ~ i during. the discharov of their duties. In case of miscon. either brown or pale brandy by the others. One of the mitted, one of them with four children and the other with of men which could be employed as just stated is set down floating ice, while the tide. was rising at that hour, set about such an undertaking must be that which
and-that, unless such shares were sold bef sl3 1 -"- ' I duct the are to be'dismissed without n t•ce th • '
ore tle end of _ o t ~ eir superior three, who pri es 'rase in a •
'd th If • tufted chin, trimmed after one child. The death of three captains was also announced. in it at 1,250,000.-Globe. - literally lifted the caisson out of its place, and floated it h
March next, the committee would proceed 9' ty bt' • d : opeth all things, and hopes against hope itself. Dull;
to order a sale. i o icers oeae ju ges in such cases, subJect to the an- the Vandyke school. forgot hrmself, and in the heat of The officers of the committee for the past year were then DISTRESSING OCCURRIINCIL-A few days ago a izentie_ up the river until it grounded a little beyond the slip on stupid, selfish
By the local Pilotage Act of 1821 't •
-1 is provided that proval of the Dock Committee ; a sum of £3 will also be argument told his brother councillor that u-hat he said re-elected, and a vote of thanks having been passed to time man residin,g at Clifton-park. near Bristol, wqs ri,:-alkisic, which the Royal Albert, 131, screw steamship, has been 1 • people make few mistakes, because they can
property in the boats shall be held only by pilots who are retained, in order to secure the giving up of their nothi a a y"dtht 1 " r d b his wls " This chah•man for his kindness in taking the chair, the meeting ?I
ne was a - le, an ale eve y i . ear his residence, when he Observed the bod ' '
yof a man no fling, expect nothing dare nothing desir
' built. The Firefly, like a phantom ship, floated out of e - ' • , e nothing,
in active service ; and that, in case of the decease, dis- --
A. letter from Mr. Chapman, keeper of the refreshmerii was too much for any professional man to stand, and broke up. lying on the ground with his face downwards. On raising zcept what concerns their own comfort and wl at •
dock, without any person on boerd, and entered the commonly quite within the com of th '•
ek i is.
charge, or superannuation of such pilots, the shares .in rooms at the landing-stage, asking .to have more co o- seizing his tufted brother by the beard, he drew from his TITE SELECT VESTEY.-On Tnesday, at the fortnightly him, it was evident that life had been for some time extinct. river, wheee she fortunately took the ground alongside ties and the ran fth • Pass
eir-we• faeul-
boats held by them shall be disposed of within twelve dious fire places, was refereed to the marine co • nim •d•d•tl th 't 'Tito the meeting of this body, the Rev. Rector Campbell presided. some passers-be- were attracted to the the wharf wall, without much damage being done. The I ae o err small understanding. These
• mmittee.- face a handful of hair, an in ignan y rew 1 1 ~ an among
spot a gent emen, workin in ho ho i a for th best •a e-
months afterwards-the committee having the privilege 111111ftesolution of the committee relative to the new land- fire• A regular set-t° was threatened, when councillor It appeared, from the minutes a the Finance committee, them was a young woman, a-ho recognised in the corpse scene was only witnessed by one of the privates of the th - la t g Pe'
P 14-•
e • ' gil
Int'
of affixing a minimum price, and of allowing an additional An-stage for sea-going steamers was read and confirmed. No. 3 interfered, and put an end to the dispute. It is a that, as it was proposed to borrow £lO,OOO for building the lifeless form of her brother. Her distress was most err su jec s every chance and dealin with refuse
Royal Marines and one of the constables on duty, the meterial to benne n with h ' g
t , ave met with some disappoint-
welve months to expire' before their sale, provided that The chairman supposed it to be the intention of the coin- monstrous pity that our local legislature should be brought purposes, circulars had been sent to the local bankers, al painful to witness. The cause of death was discovered to latter having had a narrow escape from being carried into ments. But, if
such price is not offered. mittee that the solicitor should have instructions, that in into contempt by the 'disgraceful proceedings of intern. u-ell as to the insurance companies, to know at what rate be disease of the heart. the river, as he was crossing the caisson when it rose, trad - h. every mere t has his wrecks, every
T of interest it would be lent ; and answers had been re- ONLY 1 PENNY !-The following, we are informed and had barely time to jump off it on the wharf wall as it amen is bad debts, every labourer his rainy days,.
RE STRIKE AT PRESTOL-To the belligerents at case the land was no longer wanted for the purpose now perate men.-.3lereirry. ,on and the wi
Preston Christmastid
e and the settina in of a severe win given, it should revert to the committee on payment of THE COUNTY SESSIONS.-The acljourned annual general. ceived from Messrs. Moss and Co., Mr. J. Langton, and very good authority, formed a part of the Rev. Father floated into the river. sest men their errors and mischances, then no•
ter read their les f ' • 'th thihth D k T • •th g•f th t hid • the Court-house, MesSrS• IleYWnod and Co., all of whom declined the pro- Somebody's discourse, at the Romanist Cathedral, at STATISTICAL POSITION OF POPERY IN GREAT B dullard need exult over the confessions of these.honest
son o peace and reconciliation in vain e amouu w c eoc rust received.-Mr. Smi , essions or e coun y were ein furth 53
_____, . .
.. RI- country philanthropists or plume himself o his
The weary and ruinous stru 1 h • • •
gg eas not expired 'nth the asked whether there had not been a recommendation to Preston, on Wednesday. In the absence of the Ven. posed loan. The matter stands over for er consi- Clifton, last week :-" Now the poorest of you can afford TAIN, 18 .W e are now in a position to take our super' •' ' . n own.
tor sagacity in lettin -came rogues ao to rditiorr
:Id yea I d the Dock Trust by the Audit Commissioners as to the Archdeacon Brooks, T, w. Addison, Eso., presided.-Mr. deration. As the new buildings at the Workhouse are a penny a week, only a penny a week, and for that sum usual annual retrospect of the statistical position of if the 1' Th k " '''
" . Pe
r; i rags on and seems to grow more obstinate e war we have described Ls, we suspect,
:-.1 the distress it ''
• ' mode of keeping the accounts, and whether they might peel moved that the assessment _for Lunatic Asylums be approaching completion, Mr. Wightman has been re- you may get fifty-two mosses said for your souls ! Think Popery in Great Britain, premising only, that, as on all the yre f .
ions is Tore closely and keenly felt.
Combination b tb ' l'fi. d d - • bta• d H ad making a rate of £1,938 2s. 9d which was seconded quested to furnish the measurements and other particulars of that -only a penny a week." We must admit the previous occasions, our facts.and figures are drawn exclu- the so • o agency which will be found most effectual, for
no e smear ean greater security o me . e gave ~ ~ plain reason that th •
of L egets combination ; all the manufacturers hew of the work already :done. There were reported to be e • i sirely from the latest Roman Catholic and •iu • • ere is no machine, no institution
. _ gure quoted is extremely low. We should be afran
ancashire have now taken exam le fro tl - • k
p aa !err nor - .
notice that at a future meeting he should move for the by the Rev. J. S. Birley, and agreed to.-Mr. Langs . 0 •
tes •th h Tld • • Tl fi h • • thonsed no system like an edu td tl h .. ''
poen, and ad *
t t f 'al Itee t • ire into the was appointed surgeon of Lancaster Castle by a majority e,144 inma in e ouse. he . missions tome vagrant
appoon men o a speci commi , o inqu some enterprising priest has been offering the advantage sources. le gures, t erefore, it may reasonably be his work-tl • ca e gen eman w ose heart is nee
p,..._, m e common cause with them brethren at ear. A sheds during the week had been 233 males, 209 females, of an undue chee 'less and tint me--• • • . presumed, are in no instance " under " the actual stete of Let is, who cares more to do good than to,
management of the treasurer's department, and the duties of thirty-four over Mr. Howitt : salary £BO a y p , . ass se art, in commercial
1e.75L0n. A natural and obvious sten which would doubt- d"4 hal -total '99 Th rintendent of tl tl Th ftl 1 1 ' hunt foxes or otherwise amu In lf All tl •
'tan have bee tak •' • and emoluments of the clerks therein employed : and that discussion took place upon the Ramshay luncheon clues- an 0c 1 ren ,o . e supe .le Parlance, a drug in the market.-Bristol Mirror. me case. e summary orew ro e may thus be stated : strum td• se imse . o ler in-
tn en before but for the habit of corapeti- nion of a number of magistrates being, that sheds reported that he had on the prenious day distributed re Churches, chapels, and stations of every kind in England, om en s
I:ii% contrivances of goodness are illusory
tion anion the committee confer with the audit commissioners or tion, the opi ~ONFESSION Or MURDER.-PLYMOUTII, DEC. 31.-A
nes, . g the mill-owners and their consequent disincli-
other competent persons as to the mode of keeping the the best way of settling the question would be to pay the to the inmates 130 lbs. of beef, and a like quantity of private soldier of the 50th Regiment, named Benjamin Wales, and Scotland, 812. The bishops and priests of cresa the lb t •the persevering effort of a good man to.
seen"fi_ tlowelored action. They are now fully idive to the
accounts of the Trust, and report to the general committee money out of their own pockets.-On the motion of Mr. bread, presented by Mr. Hausburg, of Church-street. M`Dounal, has voluntarily confessed to the chief warder every class (including the " unattached,") now amount to Let the task be image of goodness in his fellow-creaturee-
nutZr_ 1 i_h threatens the whole maaufacturing interwt, such alterations and improvements as may seem advisable J. Tinne, the Court agreed to, execute a mortgage of the There were reported to be 672 sick cases in the house. of the Devonport military prison, that he, a short time 1,056, making an increase of only 17 throughout all Eng- juvenile offender: b d de, the scale moderate, and the
and ars, and men, and which Lord Wilton's letter, less. ry
for giving a better knowledge of the state of the dock police rates of Kirkdale division, for securing the payment Two letters were read from Mr. Carr, the governor! in since, murdered a young woman named Theresa Rundle, a land, Wales, and Scotland for the past year. Compare and a fair proportioasn ofa as the most sceptical can desire,.
ena
wtatentions than Lord Palmerston's, suggests forcibly
affeirs of 2700 and interest, to be advanc,ed out of the super- answer to the statement of Mr. Hughes at the last meeting, native of Lancashire, who, it is said, had accompanied the the hundreds of additional Protestant pastors during the is done in our them will be rescued-more them
!Nevelt It is a danger greater ta reality toht • h •
heir work- a •
14IVERPOOL ART-UNION.-The Mayor, J. B. Lloyd, annuation fund, for the purpose of erecting a police-station that a boy, confined in one of the medical wards, had been regiment on its removal to Plymouth. The 50th Regi. same period with this insig,nificant result, and it will be palace penitentiaries. so
grand castle riso
P no, abbey gaols, anti
local „toancer to themselves, for capital, thoQug 1 it
das tts
Esq., presided on Tuesday, at the drawing for prizes, in at Garston.-The Court next sanctioned the appointment , confined for a fortnight in consequence of the want of ment may be sent abroad, and it is not improbable that seen that the vaunted increase of popery is not of such a tempted, for what else ar I.lV'e or other must be at-
fali,T.,t h_ments, migrates! after all, less low yan pain-
connexion with the Liverpool Art-Union. Mr. Foulkes, of eight additional constables for the higher. division of clothing- He denied the truth of the statement.. On the 31`Donnal has invented this story to avoid foreign service. nature as at all to warrant either the boastings of Papists, generation of crime ? Where t°
d°. with the risima
tte4etian laboun-Guardran. the secretary-, read the report. It stated :-" By the per- the hundred of Blackburn.-Dr. Broughton made a pro- minutes of the Industriel Schools Committee bemg read This conjecture is the more likely, as all endeavours to or the fears of timid Protestants. The entire priesthood them ? What shore will •-th a e now transport
ae,cifig'tvrAY ACCIDENT.-On Monday last week a serious
severance and energy of a few of their members, a larger position in favour of g new Lunatic Asylum ; but an over, the Chairman read a letter which he had received trace the girl Rundle have hitherto proved unsuccessful. does not yet equal, numerically, the pastors of any one of can we stow them a ?H ne ern ?In what aby-sa--
liele • took place to the 12 40 p.m. train on the St. B Browne th vernment ins tor f
sum has been collected, and more money will be distri- amendment WaS carried to the effect that several of the from Mr. T.
... ,e go pec o BIDDING BY TELEGRAPH.-A striking illustration of way ow shall we insulate them?
the leading Dissenting bodies, to say nothing of the The earth is saturated with British crime and ref
ee ns and Runcorn GaD Railwev Several of the Das-
atngers • • - •e • - - buted or expended on pictures than has taken place for 'committees of visitors attached to the three county schools, complaining of a resolution passed by the Vestry, the uses to which the electric telegraph may be applied, Church of England. The Roman Catholics have also 11 hold more • but at home we are full to 'A a uses
*e'-'
H,_tis sustained considerable injury: The train left St. many years. Last year but one, although nearly £6OO asylums be requested to inquire at what cost further which refuses the Committee of Privy Council on Educe. and of the extent to which it may be rendered practically colleges, 17 religious houses of men, and 84 convents. must itthfo ' h over oa mg. We
savte„ station with about thirty prssengers, and was was subscribed, only Z2OO was spent in the exhibition as accommodation for 100 patients, at e.ach of . the asylums, thin the control which they desire over the pupil teachers There is an increase of 31 churches, chapels, and stations. those wh a e im
' - ead, and, if possible, reform
useful to buyers and sellers and the auctioneeriu f '
g pro es- om we cannot either transport, or shut up, or
gutlY behind 'Ls t•
1 ime upon reaching the Oak Tree • • • tures which the committee consider the chief could be provided, and report to the Court in April.-Ou at the schools ; and threatening, if it were not rescinded, Saunders' Neu•s-Letter.
station. prizes in pie ! sion, hag just occurred for the first time to our knowledge. -
Here the Runcorn line crosses the St Helens • destroy, or set at large, This will now be done for
and just as tl • • * ' aim of the subscribers. Last year under the new manage- the motion of Mr. T. Edwards Moss and 31r. W. H. that the government grant would probably be withdrawn. At the sale of a vessel by Mr. Jackson, auctioneer, of SINGULLE. AND DESTRUCTIVE ACCIDENT IN THE parliament will be called tl • • '
get to the le aassenger tram from the latter place had
ment, £396 was obtained for sascriptionn and g 355 of Talbot, additional constables were appointed for Prescot The letter was referred. Mr. Hart, the vestry-clerk, read Whitehaven, at the Albion Hotel, one of the bidders, who SOUTHAMPTON Docas.-An extraordinary accident hap- for the pu on
dus session to give facilities
eseding to frossing, it was met by a luggage train pro-
this was distributed in prizes. The plan adopted by the and Leyland.-A motion of Mr. Tinne, for the erection of a series of resolutions passed at a meeting of delegates was in Glasgow at the time, actually made his biddings by paned in the Southampton Docks between five and six eto c t•
which
wiiirphoasv
th oun les an municipal bodies, most of
The engiae-driver of this train, whtch . Albion Hotel, in Man- e. e grace, we should think, to make use
tt of dispensing with prints, and disbursing the a new Church in connexion with the Lunatic Asylum, from various unions, held at the
*tat the momeanrt 0, commt ee, telegraph. The gentleman in question did not become o clock on Tuesday morning, when the great lifting of the o
w descending the incline, upon seem
-'ePaaten t •as
- • - " whole of the funds in pictures, save what is required by Rainhill, was adopted after some discussion, it being chester. These were to the effeet that, as the Poor-law the ultimate purchaser not in consequence of any tele- shears on the south-e,ast quay of the tidal bason, erected pportunity.
to ttop •
_sger Tam from St. Helens, instantly endeavoured
th t mical exennses, appears to have been satis- ascertained that a new edifice could be erected for a less Board would have next seseion to seek for a renewal of
hi engine ; but such was the slippery state of the e mos econo graphic contretemps, bu't solely from his declining to bid about seven years ago by Messrs. Seaward and Capel, of
rails that the breaks would not let and a violent collision factory to the public, for they ha
ve answered this appeal sum than it would take to enlarge the present one. their powers, it waa held that the various boards of so high as the party to whom the vessel was ul • 1
timate y London, suddenly fell with a terrific crash into the dock, THE .REVENUE.
ensued. The • • ' ban increase of £l3l over the funds ef last year. The LIVERPOOL POLICE SUPERANNUATION FUND.-The guardians should apply to parliament for a limitation of knocked down.-Journal of Auctions. carrying with them a length of nearly 140 feet of the -•••
the
engine
wtricgiiine belonging to the luggage train struck
subscriptions of the piesent season amount to £527 en; bin for establishing a police superannuation fund in the their power. The pecuniary and other aid of the Vestry ASSAULT ON I PHYSICIAN IN AYRSHIRE--A serious solid maeonry, comprising the walls of the dock and a vast An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great
wastdattached to the passenger train,
. shattering the la the expenses to £24 14s. us., viz.:-Advertisements, borough of Liverpool, being an alteration of the local act was solicited by an accompanying circular. The subject assault was committed on the evening of Friday (week) extent of the foundations, weighin,g in the aggregate some Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the sth of
ao pieces, and producing a
vel'Y great con ion Neg printing, secretary, and incidental expenses • leaving, with 5 and 6 victoria, cape EA, has been printed, and contains will be brought under consideration at the next fort- near Milngavie. Mr. Wm. Logan, M.D., 'a p titioner thousands of tons. The gigantic leg-s of the shears, each January, 1853, and sth January, 1854, showing the In-
which, however, crease or Decrease thereof.
.were not thrown off th re carriages'
a small balance from last year, £605 to be 'distributed in thirty sections. After the sections relating to the ap- nightly meeting, Mr. Denton having given a notice of there, was out on business betwixt the hours of eleven and of fifteen tons weight, appear to have snapped off in seve-
es me. The Rev. Dr. Burton, . in h has been divided as follows :-One of £5O, pointment of trustees, and the manner 'in • which the motion on the subject. Mr. Clarke moved the appoint- . ta
' earate of St. Helens su prizes, W IC twelve, and while returning home on foot was attacked ral places like carrots, and the massive wrought iron bolts
the n , ned such a severe injury on f f £O5 fr of £2O four of otseto be kept, it is proposed that the fines ment of a legal adviser to the parish, in the place of Mr YEAR ENDING JANUARY 5.
one ose that the loss of that organ altogether is dreaded. one of £4O, two of £3O, our o
~
_.... ,ou . , Ft un ar • and assaolted by a cowardly ruffian in a state of nudity. and fastenings securing the various parts together were I e.
e man w
of the , ho was 'in the act of taking snuff at the time £l5, nine of - ,
MO and fit eof Z 5. The drawing en
th took Lowndes who resi ed abo two ears • but tla
imposed upon constables for misconduct, and for assaults , gn ut Y ago , eHe seized Dr. Logan by the throat, and resistance was of torn away as though they were merely packthread, while 18.53. 1854. Incr. Deer-
ound th
lace in the usual mariner. The following were declared upon constables, fees received for the service of sum- motion was strongly opposed on the gr at there
boa. v shock, had two of his teeth knocked into the snuff- P course made, and the parties went down. The doctor's hat the immense blocks of granite lining the coping of the
/sdan
brukeo , y others of the passengers received severe prizeholders :-D. .t.
Rae Aigburth, £lO ; Wm. Crosfield, monses and execution of warrants, &c., by constables, and was no necessity for such an officer ; and on a division went off but after finding it he retired from his assailant quay wall, together with great masses of masonry, 40 feet X £ ' X X
vanalr the violence of the shock. Jh N • Glas • ZlO • Thos th ed fthal f t off re clothing end the motion was lost by a majority of 13 to 7 The ' -•d th • t d • - '
Rake-lane, £10; Mrs. o n amen gotta , • e proce soes es o cas -po 1 e . • He had not gone far, however, when he found that he was mep , %ere swep away an engulphed in the dock with Customs .... 18,695,382 18,987,223 282,841 .
Roscoe, Chapel-street, £2O ; Theodore Rath, Fenwick- accoutrements, and of unclaimed property, with such other board then adjourned. stabbed in the groin. He called at the first farm-house, a noise exceeding that of the-explosions of artillery or the Excise . 13,356,281 13,699,103 272,122 .: ::
weekly nieerlnT GUARDIANS.-On Wednesday, at the
t t £lO • P ter Leether, Clarendon Rooms, £5 ;H. Y. sum gs the Council or Watch Committee (with the ap. Sr. PETER'S SCHOOLS, SACKVILLE-STBEET, EVERTON. where he still rem • s • I il
enous y 1. We learn that the reverberation of thunder. No accurate opinion of the Stamps . .... 6,287,261 6,500,988 ' 213,727 ....
the meta mg, Mr. Harrison in the chair -Mr Gilmour s ree , , a
cal ' - ' Thompson, Tlungwall, £3O ; John Parker, Exchange- probation of the Council) may from time to time direct, -Ou Wednesday evening last, the members and friends of niffian haa been apprehended and lodged in goal.-Ayr cause of the disaster can yet be formed, but it is supposed Taxes
attention t -officer, attended for the purpose of directing
b ddin Z'' Th M•Wte st eet £lO •Wm hil be paid to the fund, and that the following sums the congregation of St. Peter's Church, Sackville-street,
m. es 0; omas urn ar- r , , .s a Advertiser. that, owing to the recent low tides, caused by the preva- Property Tax 5.509,637 5,560,196 50,5a9 .
extra_ _ o the want of proper sanitary arrangements in „. en educted from the wa,ges of the members of the Everton, held their annual tea-party in aid of the schools L • -
we 'as No. 17 and 19, Texteth-park The inhabitants '-'"" I £lO • Jane Keet Lawson-street, £2O; shall he d
in, .urury- ane, , , at. lence of heavy north-east winds the eevere frosts li • P nffi
AW OF SETTLEMENT IN MANCHESTER.-At 'die , -a% e _ ost __op
"re not onl t filth h • • t Hrd B f d ed 21 6d k • tdllth h h • the C t hall Lord .
D. 31`Vicear, Claatham-street, £4O; John e , runs- force :-I the pay oes not exce se_ . per wee , connec ewii e c urc ,in oncer - , meeting of the guarclians, on Thursday morning, the penetrated between the dock wall and the earthwork, and, Crown Land 260,000 402 888 142 888
.4ePlorabl Y ni°B
• y t emselves, 'Alt wereen a mos
wick-street, £3O; T. Blackburn, Whitefield-road, 1,110; from 21s. to 255., 7d. per week ; from 2os. to 275., Bd. Nelson-street. The Rev. S. B. Sutton, the respected clerk submitted a return ordered by pudiament, showina acting upon a column of fresh water in the intervening Miscellaneous 293 729 176'3'5 ' • •• ..
an
117,3 a
len, • e and destitute condition, having neither food Peter Cato, Brunswick Dock, £5 ; Miss J. Mather, Mount- per week ; from 275. to 335., 10d. per week ; and where minister of the church, occupied the chair, and, notwith- the number of orders of removal exec:nted in the town-- -
space, as well as upon the inner part of the foundations, Im rest &c 634,063 879' I •• • •
,089 , 245,02&
lenktannent. He said that a contagions fever was preva-
pleasant, £l5,- H. C. Langton, jun. Exchange-cotut, the pay exceeds 335., 3f per cent. shall be deducted. It standing the unfavourable state of the weather, there waa ship during the year ending oil the 2ath March last. It has shaken the stability of the fabric upon which the Rep Paymentent r; •.•.
-skip Which it would be impossible to check by medical
£lO ;R. V. Yates, Dingle, £25; Allan Kaye, Castle- is, however, provided that, in eases where deductions a very Large and respectable audience, upwards of a thou- appears that 643 English families, including 133 r,,,, shears were erected, and mused its entire destruction. of Advances. 1,031,297 1.399,388 r 368.091 ....
- L' °wing to the want of cleanliness on the nart of the
Inh le - • " street, £10; John Parratt, Matthew-street, £25 ; Thos. have been made on an officer's pay on account of absence sand persons being present. After tea, the rev. chairman had been removed during the year, at a cost of £162 19s. • The damage done altogether by the accident is loosely es-
mac'', 'tants, and he urged the application of some more
Muir, Water-street, £2O ;C. Thornelea, Fenwick-street, in the ease of sickness,. the amount payable to the fund congratulated the members of his congregation upon the .! thnated at from 000
and during *the same period 100 Irish, mid six Scotcn - _ £3O, to £40,000. , Total Income 50,468,193 51,784,118 ,1,657,254 341,32,
~ ‘aal sanitary measures After some conversation it
14" agreed - • • £l5; Miss Holliday, Rodney-street, £25 ;K. Mackenzie, shall be estimated on the sum he has actually received, prosperous condition of the schools, which, he said, were I.NFLUENZA 1-There was • •
families were removed from the township. The ntunber „ ' • no mistaking the- existence of Deduct decrease .. ... ...
to report the CaSe tO the health committee
t•tr• Itosk 11 • Fenwick street, £l5 ; Mrs. Munn. York-buildings, £2O ; and if it is found hereafter that a lese rate of payment at the present time out of. debt. He then gave a brief of orders given during the same period, for the removal . tue mysterious influence which caused this disease. In
to the 1 :0 drew the attention of the hospital committee
C. B. Hobbs, Seacombe, £5 ;W. Thomas, Fenwick-street, will be sufficient for the maintenance of the fund, the history of the schools. They were formerly occupied as of English families was 363, and for *lrish and Scotch the year 1833 it visited us. On the 3d of April in that Increase on the Y
thee_ ,a ur test, and asked whether the board did not _ ear .1,315,925 ....
hn-street £l5 •F C P Mal- Watch Committee with the senction of the trustees shall schools in connexion with St. Augustine's Church but famili • nriking 1 total of 1 256 As only 262 were year, the day of its arrival, a ship, the Stag was comin
, , es, 893 , . . , • • • uth h 1, ' ' g
. ' U.. that the r
were ent•tl •tt e
Poo persons employed by that comm. e 1;20; W. Ratcliffe, South Jo . , , , . . ~ , , , . •
don' Worcestershire £5O; and Mr. T. Seaforth, £5. A have power to alter the deductions made from the wages had been rented by the congreganon of St. Peter s Church acttmlly removed, and that at a very trifling. cost, it will ,p e c anne and at two o clock arrived off Berry QUARTER ENDING JANUARY 5.
Ikv,-., eled to something more than Bd. per day. Mr. t' f tha ks to th ' 31a or was carried unanimously. of the officers. After making provision for the invest- ' from Messrs. Hughes, of Brownlow•hill. -The number be seen that about 1,000 families were caused to rely upon 'lead, all oil hoard well. There WaS an easterly wind
vo e o n e y
4,_"ree said he had paid great attention, and devoted much on the books in the boys' Sunday school was 270 • average th • , ' • teed r ___rochial aid blowing from the land and in half an 1853. , 1854. Incr. Decr.
"rn to this labour test ; and he would say that he never lovenpooe PHOTOGRAPHIC Socrano-The eleventh ment of the funds, and for intermediate claims upon them, • • , eir oa n exertions ins of looking fo pa , •. . e hour 40 of the
met with isti- it is enacted that every person who shell join the force attendance, in the morning, 79 ; afternoon, 121. The and many of their members may thus have been converted men um smitten with influenza ;by six o'clock 60 were h----
nien en such a refined piece of cruelty as starving the annual meeting was held on Tuesday, at the Royal II
after the assin of the act, and who shall have served number on the books in the girls' Sunday school was 181 ; • ful a d industrious members of society, instead of on the sick list ;by two o'clock on the succeedin da X Z X ee.
testea:"PloYed on Bd. per day. The men who were thus tution, Mr. Corrie, president, in•the chair. The secretary into
~ir n _ aa g Y' Cus
as it was some intimated that seventeen beautiful photographs had been vi i gence an
e *th dli P gd fidelity for a period of twenty years, average attendance, in the morning, 53 ; afternoon, 83. 111 ItG d• there were 160 mL al oth
ming confirmed paupers.-
•• anc :es er uar tan. en el up. n e same of April toms .... 4,541,384 4,444,578 96,806
•••6 •
!leing i called, had no right to be employed, hllbl d th • nnuation list, and will be en- Day schools were also opened in OctOber last. The mini-
m the ame, others ruptured and had a rig 1
'ltto be presented to the society, by Mr. Sandford, of London, s. a, e p ace on e supera DESTRUCTIVE AND FATAL }IRE AT ROCHDALE.-On the disease appeared in London, and on the evening of Excise ....... 3,539,6,16 3,425.676 .... 113,970
Ath- n had declined taking anything for the titled to retire on an allowance of not more than two- ber of girls on the books in this department was 140; Tuesday morning the extensive woollen mill of Messrs. that day the regiment on duty at Portsmouth went to Stamps. .... 1,615,029 1,539,928 .... 75,10/
feu, __ house or be all • '
we i-enearese f oa ed out-door relief. After some and Mr. anso
during the time it had been used by thirds and not less than one-half of his pay. The allow- average weekly attendance for tire three months from R. and J. Kelsall, at Rochdale, WM almost entirely bed all well; but on the next morning there were not Taxes
en the rn rom various guarclians, a division took place, rent of. the cell re
31Ire G. R. Ben•v sent a Paper on common ance of those who serve from fifteen to twenty years will October to December, 91. The number on the books in destroyed by fire, and two of the operatives lost their soldiers enough able tos get up, and do garrison duty Property Tax 468,238 414,888 .. • 13,359
regards theatority were in favour of the entire subject, as the society. • I - •d - lte •to be not more than one-half, nor less than three-eighths of . the .boysh daY school. was 135, with an average weekly lives ashile a considerable number of others were seriousl The influence was upon them. What this influence is ' Post Office
Y , no
and that a etealr t t b •
n. e_ es , eing referred to a comm. ,
Itee sense and photography. t comprise a comp e em me •
1' rt and the laws by which it ought his pay. No person shall be entitled to be superannuated attendance of 88. It was their intention to open an in- wouUded in endeavouring to escape. The mill was a man can tell with certainty. Influenza has more than Crown Lands 80,000 80,000 •• •
the electiorn -,';'''' ue Prelsared by the next meeting. After of the photograp uc a
ffered some valuable suggestions under fifty-two years of age if below the rank of superin- fants' school on the following Monday. He thanked the good substlintial building, erected eighteen years ago • once, in a curious way, preceded cholera ; and it is sup- Miscellaneous 32,008 26,121 :: • : .• • •
5,887
board adtournef,ha schoolmaster and schoolmistress, the to be regulated. He o .
fh t h the result of tendent, or under fifty-five if of or above that rank. Per- meeting for the countenance they bad given to the object, about 90 feet long by 172 wide, -and consisted of fo4 posed-incorrectly, perhaps-to travel, as cholera does •
, in
upon the modus operand: op o ograp y, Imprest, &c. 142,938 279,477 136.539 •• • •
EMIGEA.TION I, exhibi sons incapacitated from serving after ten but less than and concluded by urging them to continue their exer-
his OWII observation and experience. Mr. Wood ted , • • •• • stories and an attic. The fire was got under, with great a given direction, without being governed by the wind. Repayments . 491,995 361,702 ' 130,293
.. ..
return of the enf R" LIVERPOOL IN 1853.-From a - •
c camera, upon an improved construe- fifteen years service shall be entitled to an annual allow- bons in its behalf. The Rev. Henry Marlen, inctunbent exertion, by ten o'clock, and was extinguished by about It is said, then, to be connected with the magnetic cur. Sale of Stores .... .... .... .• - •
under Govern lgration vessels which have left Liverpool a new stereosco i_
tPadvantages it possesses are, that portraits ance of not more than three-eighths nor less than one- of All Saints, Great Nelson-street North,
_delivered an noon, but not till the whole of the main building, except rents •of the tewth. It is said also to depend on the -- - ---,. ------
appears that sment• in • • e °Tea
-sPection during the past year, it non. Th e •
of lass • the trouble of fourth of his pay. There are also clauses etnpowenng the appropriate address on the practical tendencies of scriptural the engine-house, had been destroyed. The entire loss electncal condition of the air, which becomes negatively Total Income 12,603,111 !12,310,060 199,539! 492.590
9 shi •
Ports. These Ps sailed for the various Australian may • •
be taken on one piece g ,
d • and two glasses are coated at the Watch Committee to grant to t•hose whp may be worn education, ably enforcing. the advantages ofeinstruction sustained by Messrs. Kelsall and Co. is estimated at electric, or which causes an accumulation of electricity in Deduct Increase
'the yea were distributed over the four quarters of mounting is save , • _ •
a eater probability out in the service, after contributing to the fund for less which was based upon the Scriptures, and concluded by £l° 000 a considerable part of which is believed to be human bodies. Many of the recorded epidemics f tin e_____--e-----
let 1r as follows --F th th ee months eliding same time ; besides which, there is gr _ _ • kind have been associated *th th - 018 D I I 293,03 L
arc 1, 19 shi '' •or e r th te bt re than five years a gross sum as aadont•thl' f St P te ' hools (hih ff ded •••' ' • - Ird h
f the art, and producing an nu mo -, vemg e c aims o.er s sc wca or covered by insurance, aud 3lr. Stott, a woo -ca er, w o wi e appearance of peculiar ccrease on the Quarter ... .
three month Ps, 1 d ,948 tons, 7,267 passengers ; for the of dm
-eloping the rinciples o
- Pfect • tures Mr. T. C. Archer gave gratuity not exceeding the proportion of twenty days' sound scriptural education to the children of the district) •ed tfth • ' I ff red to the extent
occum par o e premises, las su e dry thick fogs. Negatively electric clods ha
u ve been 1M11111111111111M1=111M.......1111M1
PaSSen-, __ s ending June, 16 ships, 15,304 tons, 5,740 more correct and per pic •
Cr • tal Palace, at full PaY for every year's service ; and any officer who to the continued support of those present. -The Rev. J. R. observed before an epidemic has set in d h a
of £l,OOO, of which, unfortunately, no portion is insured. ,an t under THE NEW YEAR- .
g rs ; for the
13,433 tons, 4,164 three months ending August, 12 ships, a sketch of the history of the new y s
He explained the locality and present state may be disab
led whilst in the execution of his duty Conor conerituleted the con tion and astor u n the storms. Meat sent u
grega P . P 0 An Irish boy is missing, and is supposed to have been .. pat the tail of a kite has come down 0, happy may the New Year be-to foe
h oringjoy and bliss-
December, 12 •
, Passengers ; for the three months ending Sydenham.
snips 14 015 to 3 015 Is architectural improvements, and the may be placed on le
h.
sengers • total of the building, 1 • tl fund, and receive an a 1 '''• •' •
nnua al- success which had attended their efforts during the past
1 t eedi tvvo-t ods of his pa Ai d ded Ichlsto th ' furth b 'ed •th ' ?arid The influence has been ascribed also tth d
nye in e rums. . . • o e eve- ee anew nou ht '
Throughout that year may all our hiea- g but
number of ships 59' , ns„ pas. ,
86 1d -t rdina additions which had been intro- owance no exc ng • Y. ry . year, an recommen tres oo en. er sym- UNIVERSITYREFORM.-Lord Palmerston has addressed opment under certain eontlitions of vast douds of vegetabk ha •
ppmess; thougbt of what was done bait
Of these 20,311 ' tonnage 60,700, passengers 21,0 . nove an ex rao ry .
bt- filly and taste- officer who may be entitled to a superannuation allowance pathy. The Rev. Dr Hume delivered a very interesting a letter to Prince Albert, as Chancellor of Cambridge germs or animalcules smaller th:m the microsco •ts And still, as comes to each the
' were stee - - f whom 10,631 duced. The terrace-gardens wet° eau 1, t pis can- year,
were English, 3 846 S ' rage paseengers, o
, • cotch, 4,064 Irish, and the remaining fully laid out, and considera
ble skill and mechanical for length of servitude, nut who, with the consent of the address upon the statistics of education in Liverpool. He University, drawing his attention to the points on which detect, as it is certain that there must exist b myriads TI C
Y is oats must needs recur to mind which those good friends
1,870 were f •
oreigners. The total number of vessels which ingenuity were displayed in the construction of the w.a.
teh committee may remain on the force, shall, in ad- showed that though the Church of England and Protestant forms of life too min
the gevernment is of opinion reforms in the 'University are , ute even for detection by the best. of bought here.
have taken their d • tion hydraulic works and fountains. After calling attention h• fll ' be tlled to be paid a year
dition to is u pay, en 1 ly s D• t' 1 f I • dh la • h
um issen ing p aces o wors up an sc oo were mt e most needed, and calling for information as to what steps if 'enses. A certain animalcule or a certain fungus comine And now, when on the wintry breeze come cold and frost and.
for the United Separture, under Government inspec , . •
tates B "
, ntish America, and the Eaet to some of the leading objects of tle s
I Cry tal Palace, in the following proportion :-If his wages do not exceed wealthy and aristocratic parts of the town, the Romanists an h • bee tak t otth ' 'in t t -th th ' be '''
y,- aye n en o carry u ose improvements. con ac wi e air passages may the cause of the storm the icy blast, shrinks back the shive '
Indies durin th • which he described, Mr. Archer spoke of the undertaking £75 per annum 20 per cent. thereon ;if exceeding £75 ore.erecting mass-houses and schools in the most degraded The heads under which the reforins deemed indispensable peculiar initation, audits germs carried about b
y a person Wben, chfillingfrpip
g e four quarters of the ear with their 1 10s. per cent. ;if exceeding distracts where they were ii fi • more r aired Thou 1 • ' •
1 mtely eq • g i rrn
aggregate tonnage, and the n be f 7 'ts on board, in an educational point of view, as a means for advancing and not exceeding
' - ":10'
''''l Bl- er cent ,if exceedie h • ' • were classed, have been already published ; the following who has been among them may be communicated by him , • :
fo .he Tailor's matchless skill becomes a thing
um r o emigran.
were as follows :-For th * Ma h the various branches of the arts, natural history, and. the tlOO and not exceeding £lOO, np
los. • • •• g e did not think the Protestants were making that pro- appears to contain the gist of the other portion of the -through contact or contagion-to his neighbours. So Jirsenofwriends in* quick succession come to buy -of note.;
e three months ending ire , per cent. ;if ex- gress which might be expected, he yet took courage ' • • " an Overcoat.
106 ships, 109,105 town 40 417 crew ; for applied sciences. The projects for illustrating ethnology, £l5O and not 'exceeding £2OO, £l9
210 r cent. • and h • ' , ec,mmunication :- I therefore request that your royal we may explain the certain fact, that a man coming by - oci nniny, too, o'er frozen ponds in freedom eh boasnisa.
that such IL state of things would not long continue.
the three months endine 451 palsyr,
b'n53,'165,484 tons, zoology, botany, and geology, were on a scale of great ceeding £2OO and not exceeding
Th
' e ralso ro:eid s Irlilig highness will, in your capacity of Chancellor of the Uni- railway from a town in which there is influenza, not A d plasi in clothes' destructive gamea theirgCh"l -- 1 -1.
19,885 passengers, 4,088' ~,m,'la'for the tilfree months end. extent and magnificence, and admirably adapted to pro- if exceeding £3OO, £7 10s. per cent. ac p _ e . . e copcluded
.lay urging.' the Protestants to renewed exer- versity of Cambridge, have the goodness to take an early , being himself sick, may give the sickness to the friends n dsea fistulas oh-
411g September, 137 ships 1"2 150 ton -8 797 passengers mote the end will& they are designed to serve. Great that the benefit of the fund will be lo Yfo, d I f
St tO an mem er o trans in behalf of education.-The Rev. J. Powell oflered e • f' f '
• opportunity oni orming me what measures of improve- with whom he stays, in a town not otherwise infected.- To JoSEPH EARP'S their parents come those ga ta ta
3,271 crew ; ana for th- '° ' - •S'
°' S - da last' attention had been paid to the fine arts coilecti„ in the the force who may be convicted of felony or o a mis e- aw remarks upon the adaptation of national school educe- ment that University, or so far as your ro -al hi 1 -,s Household Words. renew: a b
e quartee ending on atur y , y g mess
ul ture department, which would be on a most compre. meanour ; that the Liverpool Police Relief Fund shall be tion, and was followed by the Rev. W. F. Taylor, upon the k Whose style c n etter be than his-whose cut cau be more
90 ships, 105,24,8 tons 33,587 passengers, and 3,212 crew, sc a wi+hout " Witherin Ind br • • ,d e extends, any of its coll
nowie g eges may be about tO ASTHMATIC COUGHS, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE ClittsT true?
making a grand total of 4.8 in -34 987 tons, and liensive scale, and adapted to illustrate certain arehitee- apnropriated to the superannuation fund! but . . _ •g . Tilting influences of Popery." During undertake, and what aid they may desire from li AND LUNGs.-A gentleman named Middleton, of Scotland-
-203 7°o 0 s ips, 5 ,
~- passengers ; and these figures being added to the nwal eras,•and the works by which they are distineuished prejudice to the powers of the watch committee to revoke the evening several pieces of sacred music were performed • par ament road, Liverpool, states in a letter to Professor Holloway, And far away to distant climes th Rmierants will tr./
in the form either of prohibitions, of enabling powers, or
A 1 - I'' :' • - h-• 1 t 1 d 'f• tl e act had by Miss SI dated Jan. Ist, 1853 "'Th f rd f ft- ra he Well may the Emigrant •e • --- - ---- -----"
numbers for A et ar
u.. r la produce the following.result as the In concl
.. ,
usion Mr. rc ler referred to the palace in its any such payment as tey mig 1 lave one 1 a tarp an ar. mstrone.- ene pro sof
dll Ar Th t ceed ,- at or upwa s o oe yea succeed ! s, their ships, their captains. too,
of new enactments. Her Majesty's government are suffered severely from asthma, attended with a violent cough,
i 1 -acter and its ben fl 'al -ult tth ot been aseed; and it gives the power of making such the teameeting are ex ted to be150.-On the followin
amount of emigration from this port during the past commerma. c la, H , •e m ree so e n . g- =liens to receive this information in such t•me as ma, which so prostrated bis strength and debilitated his constitu- But, ere they leave old I i . -
P* h --d hld h'ld f erson evenine all th 1 1 • aled with tee at
twelve months :-To Australia, 21,037 ; United States, country at lawn. e illustrated las aemarks by a number allowance to te u I ow, cl,or e 1 ren o any p. , . ~. esc loco children were reg . enable them to give to this important sub' I h " tion as totally to unfit him for any of the active duties of life. Whet iart, to suit the ' - '
verpool to .1, EA Rr 's Mart they hie:
Jed t e careful II ir many wants, can better goods supplYr
British America, &c., 203,720 ; total °24,787. And in the of photographic views 9f. the building and grounds, the being a member of the force at the time of the passmg of elle-school rooms, kimlly provided by 31r. Walker. After
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i i emends, and to be in a. condition t He was attended by !he moat eminent medical men,.,bq I,k A blithe Nevr Year for
conveyance of these emigrants a fleet of 539 ships, of an views and description bringrag up its history nearly b f, a .
to t-e Re. an- dering whilst serving in such force, as thn tten.the Rev. R. Pilkington exhibited his magi:: lantern, adv• i 31 • ° failed to ewe him relief. At length he tried liollowa) s 1 Ills, If J FAnul • one and all! Whatever fate they see,
akrr, egate tonnage of 531,987 tons, has been employed. the present period. The meeting then broke up. watch committee might think fit. 'which gave great satiehiction to the juveniles. ise wr gjesty thereupon, if possible, by the month and in atie
vof Februarya' ut three months this wonderful medicine effected a •'-• S 'Wishes are fulfi
Petted:cure-of hie disease, and restored bins to sound health." Iled their 1 t 'll 1 a •be -
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