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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

July 20, 1847.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THE ASSIZES.—The next assizes will commence at
Lancaster on Saturday, the 7th August, and at Liverpool
on Wednesday, the 11th August. The records, in causes
to be tried at Liverpool, and at issue on or before Tues-
day, the 27th of July, should be ordered on that day. Ths
last days for making up issues in time for trial at the next
assizes will be—ln causes to be tried at Lancaster' Thurs-
day, the 29th of July ; in causes to be tried at Liverpool,
Monday, the 2nd of August next, on which days the re-
cords must be ordered. Eight exclusive days' notice of
trial in all personal action's must be given for the next
assizes. The causes intended to be tried at Liverpool will.
be entered in the following order :-Ist list, Salford,
Hundred ' • 2nd list, West Derby Hundred or elsewhere.
At Oxford assizes, on Saturday, Mr. Smith, a bank-
rupt, (formerly a barrister,gbrought an action against the-
proprietors of the Morning _Advertiser newspaper, for a
a libel contained in a report of proceedings at the udges'
chambers, and obtained a verdict with forty shillings
damages. The libel lay in a mistake which the reporter
had made.

THE INCE -BLIINDELL ESTATES.—The Judges to whom
the House of Lords had referred the question of law as to
the true construction to be put upon the will of Mr.
Charles Robert Blundell, have decided that Mr. Thomas
Weld Blundell is the person designated by the testator as
the devisee of his estates, although erroneously named in
the will; that the devise is not void for uncertainty; and
that Thomas Weld Blundell is entitled to the estates in
question.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

II in excess

usually required by such vessels as the
ordered on the captain's own accoun
plaintiff for £lB 16s. 10d.

,ere are c

SHIPS MORT

Atm member f

the number of
to 454 ; tonnal

iorty,a4 t

fthe q

Antelope, and were
t.—Verdict for the

reborn, moved for by the old.
I' Liverpool, Sir H. Douglas, shows that
hips wholly mortgaged in 1836 amounted
76,762, and the number of ships partly
) ; torMage 36, tid6,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFT
SOCIETY,

26, CORNHILL, LONDON.
-EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMEN

CAPITAL, .e 500,060.

This Institution embraces important and substantial advan
t to Life Assurances and Deferred Annuities

xith res'

pense or forfeiture of the Palic

possible rates
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

H. NICHOLLS and Co., Proprietors

R EVE RTON.

JOHN EDEN.
CHARLES INMAN

wards of ten thousand per-
rural district, for whom there
t hut what is afforded by St.

do not exceed two hiindred foi• adults. A Subsription was com-
menced last year, which now amount '26.30, and a site is
promised to he given in Sackville-s et, if a sufficient sum can
be raised to complete a Church e-half of the Sittings to be
Free.

Further Donations are e estly requested for this end, to be
paid to CHARLES INMA , the Treasurer, 4, Water-street.
Several of the Ladie f the District seeing the urgent neces-
sity of the case, pro se to hold a SALE OF LADIES' WORK,
in the Board-room'of the Collegiate Institution, on TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAX, the 27th and 28th instant. Contributions
thereto will he gladly received up to the 26th, by Mrs. TAvrEn-:
SHALL, Shaw-street, Mrs. JOSEPH HORNBY, Mrs. NETLAM
TORY, and Mrs. CHARLES INMAN, Everton.
Evertox, 12th July, 1847.

SUMMER GOODS
REDUCED 30 TO 50 PER CENT

H E T I M E
II when the London Wholesale Houses, Manufacturers, and
Agents usually make reductions in Prices, for the purpose of
clearing out their Summer Stocks has arrived, and the sacrifices
now making are large
WITHOUT PRACIDENT,

as may be seen in this weeliX`Purchase by the Subscriber

GOODS OF,TnE BEST CLASS,
THE NEW IN THE TRADE

The followin , a rge lots, are at such a depreciation as is
hardly to be ed, and must be seen to convey an adequate
idea of their c eapness.
SUMMER SHAWLS, IN EVERY TEXTURE ;
FANCY SILKS,
IN STRIPES, CHECKS, SHOTS, AND FIGURES;
CHECKED CHALLIES, CASHMERES,
OREGONS, DELAINES,
POIL DE CHEVRES, BALZARINES,
LINEN AND EARLSTON GINGHA MS ;
PRINTED lIIUSLINS, LADIES' NECKTIES, 4-c.;

Also, perhaps the largest and cheapest lot of
GRASS-BLEACHED HUSH LINENS EVER OFFERED

in this town.
Yard wide, really fine, 104}d.; extra fine, 12(1 ;
Five fourths Irish Sheeting, 14d. ;

THE REGULAR STOCK OF
IRISH TABINETS, SATINS, SATIN TURCS, GLACIES
MANTILLAS, VISITES, AND SCARFS.

THE BONNET DEPARTMENT
EXHIBITS THE

NEWEST SHAPES,DESCRIPTIONS, AND CHOICEST QUALITIES,

TOGETHER WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP

INCH AND ENGLISH FLOWERS, PARASOLS, GLOVES
RIBBONS, COLLARS, &c.

0 H N BRISCOE'S,
GO AND 62, OLDIIALL-STREET.

MOURNING

OPPOSITE THE ROTUNDA

FAMILIES requirinz MOURNING are
respectfully invited to inspect the Stock at the

LIVERPOOL

GENERAL MOURNING WAJI.EHOUSE,

30, BOLD-STRSEIS,

Established for the exclus* Sale of Mourning.
From long experience in NDON, we can vouch for
the Manufacture of r Goods, particularly the
BLACK Crap ilk, and Grenadine Bonnets.
BLACK Si and Satins,
BLACK ramattas and Coburgs,
BLAC Crapes and Bareges,
BLACK Shawls and Scarfs,
BLACK Collars, Gloves, &c.
The most Fashionable MANTLES in great Variety.
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING.

FUNERALS FURNISHED

FOREMAN and FORSTER, Proprietors
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

THE REGISTERED PAL.KrOT CASE

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
SIR,—In a report published by most of the London daily
journals of the proceedings before the Vice-Chancellor of
England on Saturday, June 12th, we-were described as re-
ceiving, the protection of the Court in respect to an infringe-
ment of our patented right to ,en invention, and by an
assumption of the title by which it has been publicly known.
From the great popularity we have attained by the sale of the
subject of the injunction' aigarment styled the Registered
Paletot, of Llama Cloth, itnufy be assumed that the public will
be somewhat interested with the precise facts of the case.
The defendant in this case, being perhaps more conspicuous
than the rest, was first selected to be an example, as we are now
determined to enforce r rightful claim to the originality (as
far as regards the E lish language) of the title Registered-
Paletot of Llama Cl ; but yet-being unwilling to proceed
against those who y have unguardedly used a similar title
without first giving em notice. We would, therefore, respect-
fully beg permiss n, through the medium of your columns,
now to notify thi our intention. with regard to all present or
future copyists; or it would appear, from the affidavits made
by Messrs. Dawbarn and Son,„ of Liverpool, 3lessrs. Waring
and Son, of Biritiingham, as, also, many of our other influential
agents, that they have experienced equal inconvenience.with
ourselves through so many. ,tradesmen in their neighbourhood
assuming the same, or a similar unauthorized, title to. that of
the Registered Paletot of .Llama Cloth. It may be judicious
here to explain, that we believe that, had a continuanceof these

unfair proceedings been allowed, we should have been seriously
injured should purchasers have been induced to believe that
these piracies were articles.of our manufacture, the moderate
.d natronage, extend-
the continent,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

fiRAND GALAS, THIS DAY- Tuesday), TO-
VI MORROW (Wednesday), and F next.
Feeding of the Carnivora in th rest Menagerie, at Half-
past Five.
Promenade of the Elep t " Rajah," with Eastern Car,
accompanied by the exc nt Brass Band, at Seven o'clock.
Centrifugal Railwa nd Camera Obscura.
VERSAILLES, splendidly Illuminated, at Nine o'clock.
Gorgeous Fireworks and Finale, at Half-past Nine.

EASTHAM FERRY

SEVEN MILES FOR THREEPENCE

STRANGERS and others Visiting Liverpool at this
time, are invited to enjoy a delightful sail to the above
Ferry, which (as may be necessary to state to those unac-
quainted with the locality) is distant seven miles from Liver-
pool, on the West Bank of the Mersey, affording a rich treat to
those who appreciate fine Woodland and Water Scenery.
The ROYAL TAR, (the fastest on the ' , and CLARENCE
Steam-boats, alternately LEAVE t W LANDING-STAGE,
at the George's-pier, at EI r and ELEVEN A.M., and
EVERY HOUR after unti VEN, the LAST BOAT from
Eastham being HALF-P EIGHT p.m.
FARE RED D to 3d. ; CHILDREN 2d.
N.B. Observe th " Game Cock" at the mast-head of the
Royal Tar, and be not misled by the " Dunghill Bird" upon a
pole on the Birkenhead Boat, attempting, but in vain, to flutter
to the top of the tree
Liverpool, July 15th, 1847

CHURCH FO

Rev. Chancellor RAIKES.
Rev. W. W. EWBANK.
ADAM HODGSON.
APOPULATION of up'
sons now covers this once
is no Church accommodation
George's and St. Augustine's,tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

dition to private vehicles, coaches, cars, &c., were hired'
from Birkenhead and Seacombe, to convey the ratepayers
to the poll. The ladies, who are permitted to vote, if
qualified according to the act, also took a warm interest
in the contest, and many of them " manfully" recorded
their votes in behalf of their favourite candidates. The
aristocratic party adopted a " red " list, and the other a
"white" list. At the close of the poll, the candidates
stood as follows :—Red List.---For three years : Miles
Barton, cotton-broker, Liscard, 221 votes ; Joseph
Christopher Ewart, gentleman New Brighton, 195 ;
Charles Holland, merchant, Magazines, 219 ; Harold
Littledale, broker, Liscard, 232 ; William Mann, mer-
chant, Liscard, 220 ; Thomas Peers, cotton-broker, Poul-
ton, 213 ; William Peers, gunpowder agent, Magazines,
228 ;—for two years : Thos. Ward Sharlaud, tea-broker,
Seacombe, 103 ;—for one year : Wm. Rushton Coulburn,
merchant, New Brighton, 220 ; James Livesey, cotton-
broker, Wallasey, 200. White List.—John Parry, farmer,
Seacombe. 154 ; Gideon Dar‘ grocer, Seacombe, 173 ;
Richard Parry, innkeeper, Seacombe, 205 ; C. 11. Hill,
attorney, Liscard, 186; James Richardson, painter, Lis-
card, 135 ; George Hartley, flour-dealer, Seacombe, 170 ;
Evan Jones, gentleman, Liscard, 174 ; William Dean,
jun., innkeeper, Wallasey, 149 ; Abraham D. Allen,
builder, Egremont, 164 ; William Cleator, builder, Egre-
mont, 159.

CRICKET MATCH.—A match was played on Wednesday
last, between the second eleven of the Edge-hill and the
first eleven of the Bark-hill Clubs, on the Edge-hill
ground, the former winning with four wickets to go down.
We annex the scoring on each side :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

BARK HILL CLUB

Poole b. crofts
Gardner not out
Inman b. Crofts
Hodgson do. do. ..
.1. Killick leg before wicket ..
Scholfield b. Crofts
W. Killick do. Crofts ..
Leech do. G. Tomlinson.
Heintz run out
Marsh c. Tomlinson ...
Lea do. Crofts ...

byes 5
wide balls 4
no balls 1

IS overs

byes 15
wide balls 6

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

UNWHOLESOME Fisx.—On Thursday, Jane Martin-
dale and Elizabeth Ashort, of St. Johres Fish Market,
were fined ss. and costs each, for exposing for sale fish
unfit for human food. The informations were laid by
Mr. Andrew Tyrrell, inspector of fish.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT. —On Wednesday, Peter
Mc. Cabe, a lodging-house keeper of Greenland-street,
was charged with brutally assaulting John Crooks and
John Flint, by striking them with a loaded bludgeon.
The assault was prolonged and most savage. The pri-
soner was committed for trial at the sessions. The com-
plainants had both been in the hospital, so severely were
they injured.
FORTUNE-TELLING.—On Saturday, Patrick and Cecillia
Collins were charged with having obtained the sum of ss.
from Mary Jane Tatham and Ellen Quigley, by pretend-
ing to tell the fortunes of these females. The fortunes as
told not having been, and being most unlikely ever to be,
realized, the charge was preferred that the prisoners were
raising money by false pretences. They were each com-
mitted for three months.

ROBBERIES.—On Thursday, John Pearson, aged four-
teen, was charged before Mr. Rushton with entering the
premises of Thomas Williams' victualler, Richmond-
street, and stealing from 30s. to 40s. from the bar till.
The case appearing clear, the prisoner was committed for
trial.—James Mc. Cann, charged with stealing lead piping
from the shop door of Mr. Salt, furniture-broker, North-
umberland-street, was also committed for trial.—Same
day, Abel Clarke, for stealing a dozen shirts from the
shop of Mr. M`Loughlin St. James-street ; James
Green, for stealing a printed dress from the shop of Mr.
William Peck, St. James-street ; Elizabeth Lewis, for
stealing tea, wearing apparel, &c., from her mistress,
Mrs. Eger, Falkner-street, were all committed for trial.

CHARGE OF FATAL ASSAULT AGAINST A CAPTAIN.—
On Wednesday, Captain Witt, of the Swiftsure, a vessel
trading to Africa, was charged with having caused the
death of Alfred Bowling, a Swedish sailor on board, by
ill-treatment while at Bonny. It appeared by the evidence
that the defendant had frequently struck and kicked the
deceased violently, and the case assumed a serious aspect;
but a surgeon named Duck, who had attended him at
Bonny, said that deceased had worked after the alleged
assault, and that he seemed well until he was attacked by
fever, of which witness believed that he died. Mr. Rush-
ton reprimanded the defendant for the violence he had
used, but as it was sworn the man did not die from it, he
could go no further with the case. It was one, however,
that should act as a warning to captains, for men are not
to be kicked and knocked about in the manner this man
appeared to have been. The captain was discharged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

GOLD EVERLASTING PENS

jaeteenrit
THESE Pens have been so much pproved by these
who have had them, that it is y necessary to remark
upon the three chief advantages ch they possess over every
other Metallic Pen, namely, n-corrosion, elasticity and du-
rability, (some having bee n use upwards of twelve years.)

" BE HAD AT

SILVERSMITH AND JEWELLER,
35, BOLD-STREET.
PRICE TEN SHILLINGS EACH.

ARTHUR

NEWLING,

27, BOLD-STREET,

(OPPOSITE THE MUSIC HALL,)

Removed from Ranelaph-street,
SOLICITS an inspection of his NEW STOCK of
L FANCY and PLAIN STATIONER ust received from
the most approved Makers.
CREAM LAID NOTE and L ER PAPER.
WEDDING STATIONE ,of every description.
QUILL and STEEL PF ,of excellent quality.
PAPER CASES,. C CASES, and POCKET BOOKS, in
Morocco and Russ
METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
SEALING WAX, WAFERS Plain and Ornamental.
Black and Coloured Bordered NOTE PAPER and ENVE-
LOPES.
DOBBS' and other DRAWING PENCILS.

MACLURE, MACDONALD, AND MACGREGOR,
LITHOGRAPHERS.

ESTABLISHMENTS : —.-
18, FENWICK-STREET, L POOL ;
6, LEICHANAN-ST CESTER-SUA ONDON; and
57, BU 'T, GLASGOW.
PICTORIAL, ENG .ERING, AND MERCANTILE
ITHOGRAPHY
Executed in EVERY VARIETY OF THE ART, in the FIRST STYLE,
On the Premises, and under the immediate superintendence of
a Resident Partner of practical experience.
ENGRAVING, &c.

LIVERPOOL ESTABLISHMENT :
18, FENWICK-STREET,corner of BRUNSWICK-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, JULY 17

ADMITTED: Accidents, 26; Medical and Surgical Cases upost
recommendation, 25 ; Total, M.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 16 ;
Relieved and at own request, 3; Attended as Out Patients, 21;
Irregular, 0; Died, 2; 1? I" the Hospital, 99.
Consulting Surgeon'
PhvAv!ftyl ap

Surgeon for the t Turn 011 dud Mr.
Bambrigge ; House Visitors, John Lightbody and E
J. Mosley, F_.sqrs. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. B. GI
dersleeves ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain
Rev. Wm. Hughes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

THR LIVERPOOL SIINDARD.

George's district. There were 14' candidates, which were
finally reduced to three, the names and votings for whom
were as follows :—Gurdon, 13; Pilkington, 7 ; Bleesdale,
2. Mr. Gurdon was accordingly elected. This concluded
the business of the day..

b3ok place, when the' memorial was- ordered to be laid
on the table.
The MAYOR then read a letter from. Mr. John Laird,
in which he repudiated the expressions " fraud" and
" deception," which had been applied to his transactions
with the Council hy. Mr. Parker on the last day of meet-

ing.
The proceedings.,.resolutions, and peports of the Courts
of Law and St. George's Hall Committee, including the
further report of Dr. Wesley, with reference to, the pro-
posed organ, and the report of the architect on the pro-
gress of the works, were then read and. confirmed.
The Council then adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

Rich Visites 17s. 6d., 215., 255., 305., and 35s

P.S.—Just received a Case of beautiful BAREGE LONG and
SQUARE SHAWLS.

PRINGLE'S SHAWL &

MANTLE WAREHOUSE,

44, BOLD-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

verpool, London,

half year, It

ustmao. U 41,014 Ui wr sue corresponaing
half year of 1846, showing a decrease, in all descriptions,
of 19,301 bales. The number of bales exported was
1846, 78,406 bales ; 1847, 51,251 bale.
ported, 27,155 bales
timate of stocks •

decrease ex-

'he following

Mr. Burns's es-

Bags and Bales,

Stock of cotton in the ports, Ist J

48,658

dealers

61,483

Total stock in '
Ist January, ___. ....
Imported from Ist January to 28

610,141
681,511

Total bags and bale
Deduct exported .

1,291,652
51,251

1,240,401
644,643
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

1847.

,rnmence at
it Liverpool
Is, in causes-
efore Tues-
t day. The'
at the next
ter, Thurs-
; Liverpool,
lays the re-
? notice of
>r the next
verpool will.
st, Salford,
elsewhere.
h, a bank-
against the

raiier, for a
tne Judges'
ty shillings
he reporter

es to whom
of law as to
vii of Mr.
dr. Thomas
testator as

[y named in
tainty ; and
a estates in

e Brighton

l excursion

injured

Totnes, to-
take place
oheric prin-
i with much

er and Bir-
d Cheshire
y stages in
eduction of

y last, Mr.
pester, ob-
i... itaaway
station, Oil

D a passen-

ing. Mrs.
,erdict was

Clarendon-
lareholders
the subject
meting the
Mr. Reed,
tors, stated

Ln arrange
lends than
do this by

cent. upon
the share
)Of. a year,
al in thirty

any's con

Iculations.

ics per an-
Kole of the
rears; and

:tors ; were
effect this

leeting, at
000 shares

moiety of

►mmended

) HIS

!lectors for

3n Manor

that as a
lace forth-
!dors con-

respects a
ketch. the
3h of again

party

Lberdeen's
which, he
with the

alludes to

1 on ques-

Ted expla-
pmmunica:

views anc

expressed

1 that eon-
feel that
A* its doc
stablished
the tern-
spiritual
the most

the_coq-
dge of Di-
of human

is duty

every pro'

Ales of the

to other

n with the

ent with a

h to take a
heir object,

ailment of

of such a
Collegiate

s of those

vils in the

d, on the
the people
rtunities of
this fact,

chat them

containing

room for
iopulation ;
r parishes,

ibourhood,
re were 16

s, with an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

Supply of cotton to
Consumption (2

Deduct stock held in Pi

in hand of spinne

against 26,071 last- )ie'itr.

THE LI

This si

sion
enderson, Es

the names 'of_ 106 priso

charged with felony, and 15p
on bail,) charged with misd
imperfectly, 4,

a read and wri.

•e of the

were sworn of the

John I I.{ eU' s
-

Edward Eccles, Cotton Broker.
Thomas Stanton Eddow
Adam Stew

:41gar Garston, Merchant,
ohn Getty, Merchant, Bedford-street North
leorge Glen, Merchant, India.huildings, Wa

—.-steet.
u James Gordon Grant, Tobacco BrokCr, SouthrWellingtot
etroat

Hilton I

[head, Merchant,

)ale-str

one, Mer

The proclamatcon-aiainst vice and imm

;y having

been read,

The REconnutt addrel
that two months had dal:

d the Grand Jury. He said
d since the court last sat, and
of 106 prisoners
He felt
he part
e want-

he now found in the calendar the
for felony, and 15 charged with

ssured that there wot

of those whom he add

,nting on t
ig should h

to reduce, as fa
was here exhi

mount of crime

1. their experience and

competence,
him to addre

as unnecessary for

,
th on the manner in which
duties, and he should not,
i any special remarks on the

cases that wo.
The Grand

nort time

1 during the day

(Before Charles Cromptor

The Court opened yesterda
The cause list contained 49

Duo writ of trial, and

one argument on demurrer, as detailed

VICK.-111r. James for the plaintiff, Mr.
defendant. This cause (an action for
at the last sessions, and a verdict given
A rule nisi was obtained by the defend-
that there TVEL9 not a sufficient averment
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

PPLY OF (it

Thejournal of th,

latnistry of the Interior for June,
contains some statistics with respect to the supplies which
and are available from that country, which will

be inter

ing to some of -mlr reader

.eferring to

the distress existing in Europe and Great Britain, arising
from the,partial loss of tlar -snt har

,otatoe crop and defici

vests, ar

by the various governments to

Invite- imports'

,ns by re,duction or withdrawal of the

unties previously imposed, upon foreign breadstuffs, the
document goes on to state that Russia had in the years
1845 ancilfl4ll .

was eon.

d to serve as the chief market of the countries
nenaced -by famine. From southern Russia upwards of
1,000,000 chetworths of grain were accordingly shipped
ini•g4A- ...a ;no non .

.7.74 A.Fut, wnicn non wintered
in various ports of the Black Sea and the Sea of Asoph,
'-tfid been bought up for exportation before the opening of
-eat's navigation. In Odessa the demand was so
nrices rose from 9 silver roubles 90 copecks to
- -7,,,twert—a price which has not

:s per (

ng to this demand
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

T 'PH

e of Physicians. London, 23:
The House, Baths, '&c. have been entirely renewed.

TO THE PUBLIC

TT having 'been widely circulated for the last'two.
three months,- by some malicious erson or persons,-
Mr. EVAN THOMAS, of No. 8 at Crosshall-street;Bo
SETTER, is deceased, this i contradict the above rutno
and to certify that be ollowalis calling at the-ahove Dia
CI TM-,

the first tirae,d M

falsely circulated

efuly 10th, 1847.

GREEN-GINGER WINE.
IN purchasing this article; the Public will please see
to it—that the facsimile 'of-the signature of the 'original
makers, "John Stivens asd co.;" is affixed to thelahels of each
bottle ; ALL- -OTHERS being mespbstitlitions for the genuine
article.

May he lad, wholesale, c Manufactory, Bristol ; Barge
yard, Bucklorsbury, -on ;'Duke-street and Henri-street
Liverpool ; or of re ectableShevkeepers in town and country'

NICOI

PALE'S
, CAP. 65.

0T,,• OF LLAMA CLOTH, REG.'n
—Messrs Nicoll, Court Tailors, of
went-street and Cornhill, London, have
spectfully to announce that MESSRS: DAWBAIRN AND
SON, pf 1143, Bold-street; Liverpool, will continue to be
their sole agents for that town, and will have the -exclu-
sive sale of this fashionable Coat. Messrs. Nicoll can
most cheerfully recommend this establishment to any of
their patrons residing in its neighbfrtfrhood who may re-

the honour re-

quire, with ti
Trouse
SON
im gra

letot

Waistcoats, &c

&either Dress

AND
IierkESSRS. DAWBARN AND
ed from London-with every

:merit in

as the same princiDirs
firm is /TOW v ellktown
barn,

business f

(I by Messr

voyfrioderate prices, combined with every ex-
of material for prompt cash payments. Messrs.
real aware that there are some fashions-which have
•,

ions .of a single seas,

nth from their intrinsic merit, acquire a firm footing in

"mum; esteem ana enjoys more extensive vogue in pro-
portion os they become known to the public. 'To the lat-
ter order The Paletot has an undoubted claim, as by its
unassuming, yet gentlemanly appearance may be ascribed
the constant patronage of H. R. H. Prince Albert, Prince
George of Cambridge, 'His Grace the Duke of Wellington,
and the principal members of the senate, the pulpit, and
the bar. Price of Paletot, rich silk lining, two guineas
and a. half; not silk: - - -

,o guineas

only weighing a few •ounces, one guinea
street, Liverpool.

aletot 'D'Ete,
110, Bold-

IN FROM RUSSIA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

EXTENSIVE
GENTLEMEN'S AND FAMILY HOSIERY AND
___ GLOVE WAREHOUSES,

NO. 24 AND 26, BOLD-STREET.

HOSIERY,
Cotton Stockings, Vests and Drawers,
Merino Stockings, Vests and Drawers,
Woollen Stockings, -7—". Vests and Drawers,
Gauze Stockings, Vests and Drawers,
Thread Stockings, Vests and Drawers,
Silk Stockings, Vests and Drawers.
LOVES, &c.,
Kid Glove Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Thread over, Silk Neckerchiefs,
Buck °coves, Scarfs and De Yoinvilles,
Do skin Gloves, Stocks and Operas,
Berlin Gloves, Travelling Caps,
Cloth Gloves, Plaids and Rugs,
Silk Gloves, Braces and Belts.
Macintosh and Co.'s Waterproof and Airproof Fabrics,
P. L. MACTAGGART, PROPRIETOR,
TAILOR, SHIRTMAKER, AND HATTER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL,

An adjourned and special meeting of the Council was
held on Wednesday last,. to ,dispose of the business left
over at the last Council, and also, a special council for
several other matters.

The Mayor presided;
In commencing the business the MAYOR said that he
omitted to state at the last meeting that there was a
vacancy in the Markets Committee occasioned by the
death of the late Mr. Aspinall, which would have to be
filled up at the next monthly Council.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARII

NUMBER. OF NEW PATIENTS ENTERED ON THE BOOKS OF THE
DISPENSARIES DURING THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 19.
NORTH.—New cases received advice and medicine at the in-
stitution, 284; new cases visited at their own houses, and sup-
plied with medicine, 224: total, 508.—Visitors, Walter F. Mac-
Gregor, Esq., Vice-President; Mr. J. H. Macrae, Mr. E. T.
Kearsley, Mr. J. G. Morris. House Surgeon, Mr: Archibald
Arnott.

Sou'ru.--New cases received advice and medicine at the in
stitution, 217; new cases visited at their own houses, and sup
plied with medicine, 133 ; total. 355.—Visitors, Charles Booth
Esq., Vice-President ; Mr. James Mulleneux, Rev. D. D. Stew
art, Rev. Cyrus Morrall. House Surgeon, Mr. John Leech.

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL,
IDirect.l Indirect.

'Direct } Indirect

Australia
Bahia ...

22 Lima

Bombay

B. Ayres .
Calcutta .
C. G. Hope
Charleston
China
Demerara
Havana
Jamaica
La Guayra.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

Obntation.

PIANO-FORTE AND VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
R. A. SAQUI begs mos respectfully to announce
having changed hi I once to 73, DUKE-STREET,
where he intends gi STRUCTION as above.
PUPILS ATTENDED AT THEIR OWN RESIDENCES.
Terms may be known on application.

EDUCATION

MR. SKERRETTIS ACADEMY, No. 4, CROWN-
_
STREET, near West De eet, will be REOPENED
OR THURSDAY, the 29th • nt.

Besides the I:e.,ll4o,e;rertiine of English and Classical Litera-
ture, a Course of ectures will be delivered on Botany, Che-
mistry, and Natural History.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

main A(

night require, either

age, on such

e•resolutions, observed

that they had heard the report and the resolutions read,
and he was sure that there would be no opposition to
their being passed. Although they had not it was true
got in Parliament those powers which they expected in
the first instance, still he thought that what they did get
was quite satisfactory to them all. (Hear, hear.) It
would be necessary for them to raise the money in the
usual way named in the act, which was by selling the
s and borrowing money, for, of course, the more
raised the better they could carry on the affairs of
Company.

The R
In ansv

,olutions were then carried unanimously

Mayor, the CHAIRMA
wenty-five pound share

bout th

A SHAREHOLDER
in debt ?

sked what amount they were then

Phis beir

1 the business, the meeting adjourned

TONNAC

ME PORTS OF LIVERPOOL

AND LONDON

A. return bas
Number of v

been publ

s, with their re

tered tonnage, thz

London frO'

during the six months ended 5
,nd 1847, distinguishing the Bri

British2,l.6o 480,886
For'n. 1,003 141,995
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

LEES V. Cf

Rams]

slander) was tri
for the plaintiff

of jurisdiction on the plaintiff's declaration. Mr.-James
showed cause against the rule, and in a very long argument
quoted a number of precedents in support of his case, to
show that it was not necessary to have declared the plain-
tiff to he a trader within the jurisdiction of the court ; i
was sufficient to show that the slander was spoken within
it, and that therefore the plaintiff should retain his vet-
.l; .... _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

markets.

im parte(

close was very inanimate, with a tendency tow
Flour may be quoted 6d. per barrel below tt
day.

English red.
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, w
Barley Fi h

10 2 qlO 8 :Extra
10 6 —lO 10 Ido.
9 9 —lO 2
9 10 —lO 4 do. ..

az Irish, 6011,
Malt, English, 4. qr.
pale
Irish

43 0

Oats, per -4511.,,

Welsh
Irish, fine qualities

general do,

74 '0 -SO 0

Scotch farish,4,4sotbl44 0
Pease, English, white ..'54 0
Do. & Irish .. -
Flour, per 2801 b.
English & Irish, 2nds -

supertinelss 0

- .
Oatmeal, 19, lb. of
Irish, 1846....

-57 0 extra

Canadian
Bran, v 24th

42 0 old
- do.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

THE LIVERPOOL ADELPHI LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GI , that the FIRST
ANNUAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS will be
held, at the Company's Offi , 4, Renshaw-street, on TUESDAY,
transact the general sinef,s of the Company.
By er of the Directors.
CHRIS. ELLISON, Secretary.
Renshaw-street, July IGth, 1847.

NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK.
TWENTY FIRST DIVIDEND.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND,
IN at the rate of Six per Cent. per An mon Ca
Stock of the Company, for the Half-y ended 30
he ultipita mo,l in will be paid on and after the Ist Aug next, at the Head Office
Liverpool, and the respective
The Transfer Books will b aches.
osed from the
the 4th proximo inclusive.

23d instant to

ANNUAL 211 ING OF PROPRIETORS.
The YEARLY G ?RAL MEETING of PROPRIETORS
will be held, in t Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, on
FRIDAY, the 20 August next, at Twelve o'clock precisely, to
receive the Report of the Directors, and for the transaction of
other business.

By order of the Board,
GEORGE RAE, General Alan
Lirerpool, 15th July, 1847.

GENTLEMEN PROCEEDING TO INDIA, CHINA,
AUSTRALIA, OR THE COLONIES,
Can procure every Article necessary for an Outfit

P. L. MACIOART'S
GENERAL OUTFITTI WAREHOUSES,

24 * 26, BOTA-STREIi

Youths ping to Sea, a Apprentices, supplied with every
description of CLOT NG, from the best to the lowest
quality.
SEA BEDD of all kinds for immediate use.
JOTS OF OU S, with prices annexed, may be had at the
Establishment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

MEXICO,

A special express for the New York Herald had arrived
by the steamer, James L. Day, with intelligence, the
most important part of which was the flattering prospect
of
_peace.

Capt. Wood, of the. James L. Day, states that informa-
tion had been received at Vera Cruz, before the Day loft,
that Gens. Scott and Worth, with the main body of the
army, had advanced as far as the Rio Frio without oppo-
sition, and were met at that place by a deputation from
the capital with propositions of peace. The exact tenor
of the propotitions was not known. They were, however,
of such a nature that General Scott refused to accept
them, and determined to push on his forces to the Ca-
pital. It was thought, from the xleep anxiety felt by the
new government, if the term government can be applied
to any party or power in Mexico, to stay the march of the
forces on the Capital, that further concessions would be
made to Gen. Scott, before he took up his line of march
from Rio Frio.

The Herald states that they have given this intelli-
gence as they received it. It is of the highest importance
if true. Mr. Clifton, the pilot of Tampico, who boarded
the James L. Day, on the 17th inst., off the port, states
that they were in daily expectation fan attack from the
a• •

strong in t.

cinity of the city, on the night of the 12th inst '
home trifling skirmishes took place between the troops
on the American outposts and the Mexicans, but nothing
of importance occurred.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

/I) co r
since 1811

was hurried down to the ports in winter waggons witl
horses and oxen; and in this month 2,000,000 chetwert
were sold from New Russia and the surrounding districts
Archangel .exported last year 330,000 chetwerts rye",
251,000 oats.-, 335,000 poods of rye meal last year. Riga
exported 263,000 chetwerts of rye. Orders for consider-
;., ~

~r==rte-ut Dom these places. were given for 1842.
From St.. Petersburgli 580,000 chetwerts of rye, 50,000
ditto of wheat, and about 60,000 ditto of oats, with 14,000
barrels of rye meal, were. shipped in 1846 to England,
Holland, Belgium, and the German ports. Before the
.. -
re-opening of .the naviratiun

ment, at St. i'ete7sVu;Tfotrinsshipm, here had been
at th end of
January, making up the total quantity of about 2,e 000,000
chetwerts of grain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

of Live

period, as above stmt..
of Liverpool during the last two yt...
than equals the whole of the last half-year's tonnage of
London.

About a month azo

named Ellen Dec

with her parents, in Eaton street, was
uurnt by her clothes taking fire, that she died on Friday.
HusxissoN's MONUMENT.—The north area of the
1-nm-house has been fixed upon as the site for the sta-

—The Med-
; Indies, has

urt, yesterday, a
)s. and costs for

being conc
Church. at
St

sturbance near St

Swelling-house.
Lw, aged 41, died
in Chester-street.

At the inquest, aujou...—
death was the result of disease of the
DEATH FROM STARVATION.—A
Connor, aged 50, died in the passage leading to the
/- -

named John

could not
ite of the place.
)dy pronounced death to be the

The surge(

result of goner

starvation

DEATH FROM A KICK OF A HORSE.—On Friday night,
a man named William Widnall, aged 37, while taking a
horse out of a cart, was kicked by the animal in the belly.
A surgeon was called, but he did not rally, and died on
the following morning on Saturday, it

At the in
n that del

:ed by- the sur

caused by the

lomen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

essential, and ar-

were of

J the parties immediately interested.
y to notice them further in detail.

I.IIES AND ANOTHER.
Or the plaintiff, and Mr. Blain for

.er, plumber, and

buildeil,---oi

to be recovered was'for

arse of ere

t sought to be

'een the

Messrs.

....vases to prove that
_.g retired from business, and that
)n's business in any way no further
^ father would do, and which
-',711t to do.
a yard'

ght he had a

ict was

ied with th

amount- claimed. This
rial of such undefended

OOM V. M

ared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Blain

I to the schooner
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

750 tons.. 16th Nov

el character and experienc(
at TWENTY GUINEAS, for which
description will be provided, with the ex( _
liquors, which will be furnished by the Steward, if r(
BARING BROTHERS and Co
,ackets will be collected at the rate of four

Freight by these
dollars and eighty

.41°

NEW LINE OF PACKETS
For NEW YORK.

To sail on the 6th of every Month

CONSTITUTION(new ship),J.BRITTON 1500 tons.. 6th Augu
BUITINGUER, 1. BURSLEY 103 s.. 6th Sept
LIVERPOOL, J. ELDRIDGE
'QUEEN OF THE WEST,PWoonH E 1250 tons.. 6th Nov.

Goods received until Midnj of the 4th of each Month
Freight at the usual s

st class ships, all built in th

Ls are elegant arid commodkr
.ver can conduce to the ease s

ability. They.
furnished with IN
of passengers. Ti.
POUNDS, for which ,
spirits ; these, if require

us t and are
.nd comfort

. The rate of Cabin Passage
or which all stores are provided

is TWENTY-FIVE
, except wines and

may be procured from the steward.
FIELDEN BROTHERS and Co.
Freight payable in New York at the rate of 4 dollars 80 cents
to the pound. sterling.

r*
f
li .
A N,

LINE OF PACKETS
For NEW YORK,
SAILING ON THE
ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH

GARRICK, B. J. H. TitAsK
ROSCIUS, ASA ELDRIDOE...
SIMONS. EDWARD B. COBE
SHERIDAN, G. B. CORNISH

1004 tons..llth August

1150 tons.. 1 lth Sept
1014 tons.. II th Oct.
1012 tons.. Ilth Nov.

To insure punctuality in sailing °oda will be received
after the 9th of each month.
These ships are all of the and largest class, built in the
city of New York, of the b materials, and with such improve-
ments as to combine gr speed with unusual comfort for pas-
sengers, and they ar ommanded by men of experience and
'lltv. The rate o abin Passage is fixed at TWENTY-FIVE
—g without wines or liquors, but those stores can be
' —Apply to , BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
,aese vessels will be collected at the rate of four
I'ty cents to the pound sterling.

POUSID;

4. on board
ht by t'

dollars

ip

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS.

Sailing on the 12th of every Month

SARANAK, (new ship,) E. TURLEY 1000 tons.. 12th Aug.
MONONGAHELA, T. JuLlus 5OO tons.. 12th Sept,
SUSQUEHANNA, A. TURLEY 6OO tons.. 12th Oct.
WYOMING, (new ship,).J.W.MiEncKEN.ll3l..tans.. 12th Nov

These vessels are all of the first cl: • a uilt expressly for this
line, and combine every quality . render them safe and expe-
ditious conveyance dor good: and they are furnished with
spacious and elegant acct-.adations for passengers. The rate
of Passage in the Cabin - fixed at TWENTY POUNDS, pas-
sengers finding their • •ri wines and liquors. These Packets
will take advantage . the steam tow-boats on the Delaware.
To insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods can be received
after the 10th of each month.—For terms of freight or cabin
passsage apply to BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co,
retzlq by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

reply, decided that the—oin-i;sl '''

rested the judgment
The undefended c

no moment excel

and it is not nc

Ir. James ar

Kirkdale

work done to v

The defend,

he interfered

han it might be expec

Mr. James
defended.

ye by t

ses were next taken

,1 called wit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

tonnage entering our docks for

ear. It is, howeve]
A for the past half-

that of London

owing to " ti
and that we st

live im-

11 stand in the posi-

first port in the emplr
•ld. The total tonn

s, for the

year ended 24th June, 1847, was 1,463,051 tons, Or more
than the average of the two half-years 1846 and 1847 of
the port of London. The tonnage of that port for the
full year ended 24th June, we have little hesitation in
saying, is 1(

than the tenna

)ol for this
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

TABLE.
EVER

For TA'
This is,
The bes
For tho
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And lIIi
'Or bet
Present
Thus 1/

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So will

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SCOTCH
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During
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consisting
lads, with
and also o

Mr. WiLs

EXTRA

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the Publi

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in aid of t
support o
Orphans,
TO-1110.

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that ever
Day's Ar
they have
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under the
Artist, wi

witnessed

will go tl

Mademoil
CORMACF
teered the
and will p
for this of

Lord J.
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The Ball

The new

To Gam
2s. 6d. ; (
Parties
Tickets, t
Tickets to

Peter Ea
Bryden,
Morris, E
Esq., Cab

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Edward S
street Bri
Armstron
Burlingto

John Fri
Pinch-strt

George II
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D. Livese'
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TIE I
GENERA
beg i
kind pern
ROYAL

na,mes- to
requested
payment

LONI

NOTIC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

July 20, 1847.

Wanteb.

AsNuTs&Dissan ASSIS the GROCERY
W
Apply to P. BASSFO D, 131, London-road.

WANTED, in a MERCHAN ' FFICE, a re-
spectable YOUTH, of (teen years of age.
Applicant to apply in ' n handwriting, addrersed C. C.,
Standard-office.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
WANTED, Eight additio RELIEVING OFFI-
CERS. Srlary, One P nd Five Shillings per Week.
Candidates to atte wi their Testimonials, at my Office,
To-MORROW, (Wednes a , ' lock.
CHARLES RT, Vestry Clerk.
Parish-o.Nees, 1, Fe iek-street,2oth July, 1847.

NOTICE.
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS

THE TIME for receiving TEN RS for the EREC-
TION of the FEVER HOSPI L, at the Workhouse of
the west Derby Unio S EXT DEI) to WEDNESDAY, the
28th Jely instant, at E'er ' ck in the Forenoon, at or be-
fore which time Tenders m nt to the Workhouse, in
Everton.

Plans and Specificatio2Are noiv readi-tor inspection, at the
Office of Messrs. EDW ans and SON, Architects, Hanover-
'street. ' WILLIAM CLEAVER, Clerk.
19th July, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

IRELAND,

Every article for the use of the Irish court that can be
procured of native manufacture, has been ordered, by par-
ticular desire of his Excellency.
A short time since, Indian Corn sold at Cork for
£l9 195.. a ton : the best can now be had at from £lO to
£ll the ton.

There appears to have been great fraud and embezzle-
ment in respect of the Irish Relief fund. The Limerick
Examiner says that in Connaught a sum of £40,000 re-
mains unaccounted for.

The remains of Mr. O'Connell are liable to strange
accidents. Instead of arriving here this week, they are
to remain for another month in Genoa, and may not be
expected in Dublin until the middle of August.
There was a pretty full attendance at Conciliation Hall
yesterday week, a proof of the improved condition of the
labouring classes, who can afford to pay a day's
Mr. Maurice and Mr. John O'Connell were present
rent was announced to be £B7. 4s. 10d.

wages.
The

At a meeting of the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church in Ireland, held in Belfast yesterday week,
a report was read, detailing the success of the deputation,
in having a special grant made for the maintenance of
four professorships connected with the education of their
clergy. The conduct of the government, and more par-
ticularly of Mr. Labouchere, was the theme of general
appyobation.
DissommoN OF BOARDS OF GUARDIANS.—An official
document from the poor-law commissioners shows that
the Earl of Lucan, Lord Kilmaine, Sir Roger Palmer, and
other landed proprietors in the union of Castlebar, are
amongst "the most considerable defaulters" to the poor
rate in that district, which has acquired so infamous a
notoriety from the shutting of the doors of the workhouse
in the midst of a devouring famine. All possible efforts,
in the way of remonstrance, had been unavailingly made
to induce the guardians—the old board as well as that
elected in March last—to compel those titled defaulters to
pay up their arrears. The commissioners have accordingly,
sent down an order to dissolve this contumacious board,
and appoint paid officers to do the duties, (which the
amended act empowers them to do,) and the defaulters
and their supporters, who left the poor to starve, are
highly but impotently indignant at being thus ousted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

vance in parhamen
berm

rests
dently,

clear-head
and emir

have,

Manners upon

testantism, and

question for L
Upon both these p
been more venerally

II his speech on

that, with r

al Catholic clergy* of

If to hispri;asitifiend

its year up to the end

what we state—decidedly opposed to such reopening of the navigation t
.moments ; and that, with respect to the prin- of January about 2,000,000 Met.. _
de of the navigation laws, he is equally firm, as bought up for exportation, the bull- of vi,
eir supporter. It is because we feel assured since come forward. It
at the opportunity of a more lengthened enunci- amount of cotton gr. by
•-t of his views than has hitherto been afforded the six months ? iw
46.
,uld place him right with many of those who Cotton Y . . ..
-.ern disposed to reject his claims, that Plain Cottons.' • • •
e meeting at the Printed andDyedCottons ..,
absence, how- Being a decrease in the thrt nci,
should suggest our cotton manufacture, in 0- race of our immense

Vet, wt

has been ti

We gi
Ist 6ni

it below

497 yds

ial articles of

----ati theul earliest l enua e
i - pcoaustntaryndl prospective im.
in another way.,
for we know that should he feel Again, turn to America, ..._
.as publicly to place before his constitu- shewn a different state of things—vi..,
sentiments which he exressed to a depu- increase of imports of our goods. l'here Da ,
which waited upon him, p
and which he has members of this great commercial community who
iled more in detail and confidence to his can forget the disastrous pressure upon this country
he would attract support from quarters which existed three months ago, caused undeniably
i
hich is
,now withheld from want of acquaintance by the export of bullion to meet our grain pur-
ith his real principles. With respect to his having chases in the United States. There was not a mer-

ation of his view

hose trade with us has

opportunity
disposed th

immense

ency t
tation

friends,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

Mr. La;
once of a

It is Int
Everton.
amounts t
Dr. Ho
leave. li
Chorlton

A mate
Claughtoi
Highfield

The co
Cardwell,
corner of
used as cc
On We
Kent-stye
chines, •in
frightfulll
it was for
The R
Liverpool
on husinc

—Guardi
On Tuo
went of 1
Birmingb
passed on
Dock.
EXTEN
Wednesd
and Co„
chests of
forced of
bar was I
WOOD!
mined to

such cam
by reduci
and 5 aa
parties n

hours as
DEATI

boy, naz
Bridge,
fell into
gave the
was takes
cidental.
To EL
have cha
All pool
April, u
July, by
will not 4
is also ti

" NEN

absolute
cannot
Mr. Th
nearly t
highest
fession,
phy, &c
-departm
in anoti
ing from
THE l
mission(
by not 1
and the
lordship
the adv
Birkenh
the sam
It expre
an addi
town an

tricts ; ;
bill very
rying on
prays tb
LORD

Manner

were im

really w

trodiicei

man, an

assembl
He car

stances,

Liverpo

ordinir

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On THURSDAY, the sth, and FRIDAY, the 6th August next, at
Two o'clock, at the Brokers' Sale-Room, 10, North John-
street,

300 Bales Port Philip WOOL, per Gazelle,
300 Bales East India WOO
200 Bales Bueno~s~A~t 00L,
200 Bales othe L.

Apply to

ABRAM GARTSIDE and Co., Wool Brokers

Ensuranc

.41.otter5.

GENERAL PROVIDENT ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
20, SOUTH. JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

PATRONS.

The EARL Of SEFTON.
VISCOUNT SANDON, M.P.
WM. ENTWISLE, Esq., M.P
The Worshipful the M of Liverpool.
The Rev. JONATH ' ROOKS, Rector.
The Rev. Aua ,s CAMPBELL, Rector.
PRESIDE .—JOHN CROPPER, Esq.
VICE-PR ENT.—THOMAS SANDS, Esq
T ASURER.—JOHN CLOW, Esq.

John Bramley Moore, Esq.
George Holt, Esq.

I James Stitt, Esq
Samuel Holme,

Benjamin Blower, E.sq., 58, Stafford-stree
James Bruce, Esq., M.D„ 58, Nelso •

L-street

This Society offers the following advantages :
Weekly Allowance from ss. to 205., by weekly, monthly, or guar-

Annuities-limn 2s. 6d. to 40s. y
Sum payable at Death from &10 to .e2OO, do.
Endowments for Children from ..*5 to .t'2oo, do. do. do
Medical Advice with Attendance, 3s. per year.
This Institution being certified by Act of Parliament, is fi

do. do.

from all Stamp Duty. Attendance-daily from TEN to FOUR,
and SIX to EIGHT, at the Office, 20, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
LIVERPOOL. H. REID, Secretary.

r. ASSURANCE