The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

THE L iVERPOOL STANDARO.

for ?" " For vermicelli, your Maj
m;,,an; T9QIP t" " Charming." si

for very fine ver-

iewhat disturb-ed.
fTRANGE PATENTS

An invention
?, bridges, sh

) the la.

fell anion

moon is not kno

RELUCT.

)rd Cl

Ireland

The Duke and Duct

folk have s

) to the

ption for the purcha

illows letters of

weight to go by p
cranes, ha

tliet of

leg of mutton. and
me through the Darlington Post-office

The sentence of death passed on John Connor, a seaman
on board the Victory, for striking a midshipman, has been
commuted to two years' imprisonment.

,t to Wi

.
compelled to lower their pric
Last week, an Irishman v

plant, cleared it of the tubers

and ti

'ner from
sequently

field near

a planted the stem

ays that at the end of .ti
h., on Thursday week_ Prini

lVg• • .v•-, •• • •
KI himself with much dexterity
respectable farmer of Somers(
,s to Bristol fair on Wednesda,

sold for
ed from

um, with other money, was ext

'en of All I

latter won with 17

MARRIAGE OF JENNY Lattu.—The " Swedish N
gale" has, it is reported, taken unto herself a mate.
envied man is said to be a banker, of Stockholm, an E,
Tishman, and related by marriage to a gentleman in wh
the characterist:

The

-Rion banker and a
historian. The ceremony took place, we arc told,
tester.—Daily News. _ _ _

instance of the extrer
mentioned that the 1'

mity of t

to be found one of a very cur

drought of th

I as mill

Jr making paper for the build- I
,ips, boats, and all sorts of wheel
tables, and book--

.ely of paper, or wood and iron covered with pa)
e same list, there is mentioned a patent for
streat number of joints of meat, fowls,

on a math

A. handsom,

•oasting

tical principle
young lady,

horizontally

aged twenty,

,
the daughter of a wealthy gentleman residing at Acton,
near London, eloped on Friday, it is supposed with a Mr.
Hart, aged about thirty-five, the proprietor and driver of
a stage coach, by which the fair one frequently proceeded
to town. The lady was seen entering a post-chaise with
the gentleman, and it is said that they were married in
London, but where they had gone to spend their honey-

CE OF TAE IRISH POOR TO BE REMOVED.
—On Monday, three Irishmen, two of them brothers,
who had become chargeable to the township of I

were committed to prison, the presiding magistrate at the
Leeds Court-house, for refusing to sign their " passes,"
in order that they might be sent to their settlements in

They had been in England only

w months

turning to (heir native land.
EATING BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES.—Two privates
of the Royal Marines, just paid off at 'Woolwich, for a
trifling wager commenced eating several £5 Bank of
England notes, with " bread, cheese, and onions," but
were stopped by some of their more sensible comrades.
Fortunately the numbers of the notes remained unmu-
tilated. The Prometheus and the Phoenix have just been
paid off, and the seamen have been playing similar absurd
tricks. Most of the sailors have received nearly £lOO

—lt is saic

hose parents have hitherto prevented

ier giving

triple murder. She says that she saw the crockman
M'Cabe, who was admitted Queen's evidence at the
recent trial, come out of the house by a back door on the
day the atrocious deed was committed, and that she after-
wards saw the nephew of the deceased, Wraith, enter the

garden, go round and look through the wins
sequently leave the premises for assistance.
STEAM TO AUSTRALIA.—Sir George Larpent, Bart., as
_.,,e Chairman of the Committee for extending Steam Com-
the stone," and ac-
munication between Australia, India. and England, has re

[ow, anc

ceived information from Sydney, by the last mail, that the
Legislative Council of New South Wales has voted £5OO
per month out of the colonial revenues towards carrying
out this great object, thus incontestably proving the
anxiety of the southern colonies on the subject, which is
not surprising, as they are the only portion of the empire
excluded from the benefit of steam intercourse with Eng-

land.
Two CHILDREN FOUND MURDERED.-011 Sunda
morning, about six o'clock, the police-constable on duty
on Walworth-common, discovered a wicker basket hidden
in a ditch on the common, and on opening it found the
body of a female infant, about fourteen days old, wrapped
in a blue cotton handkerchief, death having been caused
.`v a bandage tied over the mouth. About the same hour
F—Pnt's•

the same morning some boys bathing in the negei...
canal at Mile-end, found the body of a male infant,.about
three weeks old, that had been strangled with a piece of
cord and then thrown into the water. _ _ „„

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.—As some reapers were a
to commence reaping in a corn field near Sr
about five miles from Newcastle-upon-Tyr
covered the body of a man lying near the hi
corner of the field, covered with blood an

adfully cut, ti

nstrument of death, a

tightly grasped. in the rig
tained that the deceased SVi

)wn firm of Locke. B

ily culti

.1 been 1

da

rangement

for enabling the put

they d

postage on forei
completed. Or