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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

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themselves.

I offer to secure a
n who can trans-
tion Laws,

parts of tb
Protection,
and popular ground, that ALL TI
THINGS WHICH WILL GIVE MOST E

will tak

:jliie question of
e the high end undoubtedly strong
T IS THAT STATE OF

—cLoTMENT TO THE MA-
wupAcTuDING POPULATION, the farmer being quite satisfied
that, if the weaver be prosperous, so must the agriculturist
(always, however, bearing in mind how much the weaver's
prosperity depends upon the land of Great Britain and Ire-
land). The Protectionists will not hereafter busy themselves
to oppose Free Trade as a theory, but will endeavour to shosf'
that IT IS NOT FREE TRADE THAT WE HAVE GOT. They will
declare that, far from holding objectiOris to real bonfi /We Free
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

AT No,

20, TARLTOAV-STREET, CHURCH-STREET.

TUX LIVERPOOL CENTRAL CLOTH
ESTABLISHMENT
Is now reolemelltikl with a
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS
Suitable for SUMMER COATS, Single-milled and Fancy
DOESKINS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, beautifully fine, GAM-
MOONS, &c.; together with a choice selection of LIGHT
VESTI N GS.
The Stock of Black and Coloured SUPERFINES, Black
CASSIMERES and DOESKINS, will be found well worthy the
attention of all Buyers who wish to lay out money to the best
advantage.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
A. J. STEPHENS, PROPRIETOR.

REMEMBER !
THE LIVERPOOL CENTRAL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
7, PARADISE-STREET,
FOUR DOORS FROM CHURCH-STREET.

N.B.—To be LET, a SUITE of ROOMS over the Shop, suit-
able for OFFICES, having every convenience attached.

.•

The attention of NOBLEMEN $- gENTLEMEN VISITING
LIVERPOOL, and who are not already acquainted with the
merits of the REGISTERED PALETOT, are most respect-
fully informed that it can only be obtained from
DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREE7'.
THE REGISTERED PALETOT OF LLAMA CLOTH, the
most fashionable Coat for both the present and approaching
Season% still retains the same moderate Price, which, with its
usefulness and gentlemanly appearance, has secured such ge-
neral po *ty. It has been made by special command for
their Royal Highnesses Prince Albert, Prince George of Cam-
bri Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, His Grace the Duke
of Wellington, and the several Royal Visitors to the British
Court.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

Vitittb &tato.

Saili n tr
LIVI

RPOOL

WARY ANN, A. H. BRo
ANGLO SAXON, J. R. (
WASHINGTON IRVIN(
OCEAN MONA RCH(nev.

are all of t'

Sastened; tics
the trade
and s
nor

In order to ensure punctuali
ceived after the 18th of each
passa

Freigl
sterling

TO BOSTON

from Boszatrrfor LIVERPOOL, on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

JOSEPH DAVIS,
(LATE DAWBARN AND DAVIS,)
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET.

THE NEWEST LON .o*--and PARISIAN
STYLES, combining E ce with Econemy, supplied by
JO H AVIS,
TAIL AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET,
(SEVENTH DOOR FROM BOLD-STREET,)
LIVERPOOL.

H. LAFFER AND CO.,
TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS,
54, LORD-STREET,
HAVE always on hand a large and excellent assort-
ment of READY-MADE ."G, adapted for all
Classes of Purchasers, an limates, at Prices as Low as
honest and fair dealln.• admit or.
SECOND PRICE !
NO CREDIT 1 !
NO DISCOUNT ! !
For the ORDER DEPARTMENT, first-rate CUTTERS and
WORKMEN are employed, by whom the most Fashionable Fit
and excellent Work is insured.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

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THE GOVERNMENT]

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Sir Itiibert

THE SEA

"TO THE EDITOR

Dear Sir,—l again pre

to publish the in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

her cc

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at an end

COUNTY COURT.
RENT.—On Friday last,
'over which Mr. Lowntic
ides,) by Mr. John Dixon, against
for the recovery of the
The circumstances are

—STRANGE CASE OF LIABTLiTY FOR
an action was brought in this court,
.s, of the late Corut of Reauests nra.

a distressed circumstances, and

,s?, conveyed, by an

or rent is
good-will

ok,,Uuge-
ther with some 'articles in a booth on the race-coursp
e),leU to Mr.
Hill, for an amount to clear him of the pecuniary difficulties
with which he was then surrounded. With the money advanced
the distraint was paid off; but there was a proviso that Mr.
Hill should give Taylor a short time to endeavour to recover
his position. This time was extended, and the rent became
again due, and was again distrained for, and the furniture sold.
The good-will still remained, but the tenant gave this up to the
landlord for ,C3O. The auctioneer who advanced the money
was thus deprived of all but the few things on the race course.
These he sold on the 21st September, for to the tenant of
an adjoining stand, and on the 26t1,,;(five days after they were
sold,) he (Mr. Hill) was served with notice from the plaintiff
in this action to the effect that if the things were removed he
would be held liable for the rent of the booth (.15). They were
removed, and this action was brought to recover the amount.
The Jndge summed up, and the jury held the rent to the
amount of the goods sold The costs were £3 17s.
The Misses Keel, who have so long and so ably conducted a
restaurant in Chapel-street, have removed to spacious premises
in Dale-street, which will be opened on Thursday next.
Mrs. Silverwood, so long known at the Old Golden Lion, iz
Dale-street, and since in Sweeting-street, has opened a chop •
house in Union-street. With an experience of nearly half a
century, she is able to do all she professes—cook a chop or
step. k in style.

CORINTHIAN ESTABLISH ~SENT, LORD-STREET.-Mr. Tuton,
who has so long been the proprietor of the above establish-
ment, has retired from business, and has been succeeded by
kr,!ssrs. Dempster and Smith, whose long servitude has secured
-I_a business that their assiduity will, we trust, render lu-

trade,-1

agxoriuirch
n t
that if p
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

RAILWAY AFFAIRS.

The Manchester and Southampton Railway Bill has
been thrown out on standing orders.
The atmospheric system is to be abandoned on the
Croydon line.

-
The Preston and Wyre half-yearly meeting confirmed
the amalgamation with the Manchester and Leeds. The
dividends for each half year prospectively until 1855 were
fully detailed.

The directors of the Eastern Counties Railway have
taken proceedings against a director of the Royston and
Hitchin Railway, for certain letters in the Cambridge In-
dependent, insinuating that the sum of £960,000 had ut-
terly disappeared from the former company, in a manner
not to be accounted for on right principles.
A meeting was held in Glasgow, a few days since, for
the purpose of petitioning parliament to compel railway
companies to afford accommodation on Sundays; but the
friends of the Sabbath mustered so strong, that, though
the meeting was prolonged until midnight, the chairman
compelled to adjourn it without any motion being passed.
THE TRENT VALLEY RAILWAY.—When this line is
open, the trains from London will experience an average
acceleration of an hour and a half. The express train will
run in five hours, arriving in Liverpool at ten instead of
eleven, as at present. The London papers will be here
at two o'clock, and possibly, after a short time, by one.
The line, it is expected, will open in June.
MAGNITUDE OF THE GREAT WESTERN COMPANY.—
The whole amount of the called-up capital of the Great
Western Company is £5,751,150, and its present out-
standing debt amounts to £4,216,370. The company
possesses a power of raising, by calls and new shares, a
further sum of £3,958,850. By the bills of the present
session, as far as an estimate can be made, a power will
be conferred of raising an additional sum of more than
£11,000,000, or about twice the amount of the present
paid-up capital.

. .
SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY.—At a recent
half-yearly meeting of this company, a most satisfactory
report was presented. It appears that during the five
months a portion of the line, about fifteen miles in length,
has been open ; upwards of 62,000 passengers have travel-
led upon it, more than .18,000 during the past month, and
though the mineral traffic is not yet developed, so satis-
factory have been the returns, that the chairman stated

fter deducting

the intere

t of the mone
y were allowe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

.ELLEN SILVERWOOD,
(Late of the Royal Bank Coffee-house, Sweeting-street,)
DEGS to inform her numerous Friends and the
X) Public, that she has OPENED the PREMISES,
No. 17, UNION-STREET, (Oldhall-street,)
AS A
STEAK AND CHOP HOUSE,
Where she hopes to meet a renewal of the kind and extensive
patronage bestowed on her late Establishment in Sweeting-
street during a period of nearly twenty years.

PRIME WREXHAM AND OTHER ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER, $-c.

REMOVAL

KEELL'S
COMMERCIAL COFFEE HOUSE,

THE MISSES KEELL,

TN returning thanks to their Friendi and the Public,
for the liberal patronage so long enjoyed by • them in
CHAPEL-STREET, beg leave to inform them that they have
REMOVED-
THEIR OLD-ESTABLISHED

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
SEA-WATER BATHS, GEORGE'S PIER,
LIVERPOOL. •
ATRS. WRIGHT (late PENN) informs the Inhabi-
-1 tants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that the above
Establishment having undergone the usual repairs, is now ready
for the reception of Visitors.

TERMS FOR BATHING.
COLD BATH.

Subscribers for Six Months, to the,, Public Bath...el 10 0
Children
Non-subscribers, for each time of bathing
Detached Private
Shower
Children, for each time of Bathing ' 0 0 6
WARM BATH.—NO SUBSCRIPTION.
__

..
Medicated Vapour 0 2 6
Plunge Tepid or Warm Bath 0 2 0
Warm Shower • 0 1 6
Ladies and Gentlemen subscribing are particularly requests

to register theft- names

Bathing hours from Six in the Morning till Nine in the Evening
London and Liverpool Daily Papers, for the accommodation
of Visitors to the Warm Baths.

SWEEPS FOR

THE

DERBY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The third undress cmncert of this society was given last night
at the Collegiate Institution, and was well attended. The first
piece was a cantata, " St. Cecilia's Day," by J. B. Van Breen
which owes its ehief merit to the beauty of its aCCOM paniment,
and these were given in a manner which reflected great credit
to the orchestra, and especially its conducter. The deep notes
of the organ were of great value in the choruses. In the reci-
tation and air, "Sing praise," Miss Stott was very uneven; and,
although in the next, " Frescati, fairest vale," she had gained
confidence, her voice was still feeble and occasionally out
of tune. In the chorus, "Shady groves," the double basses
(which led off), told well, and the clarionet of Master Storge
was most effective in the chorus of men. The instrumentation
in the chorus chorale, "Increase odours hov'ring o'er us,"
wrs magnificent. The recitative and air, " With gratitude,"
was finely sung by Mr. Ryalls, who was in excellent voice.
The second part commenced with a symphony of Hadyn in
B flat, of which the introductory movement was inefficient,
especially the violins, which were unsteadily played, and out
of tune. The slow movement was nicely played. The minuet
made up all the deficiencies. The horns and first hautboy
were conspicuous, and well played. The finale was excellent.
In the selection from Bishop's music, Miss Stott seemed more
at home. The glee of " Blow Gentle Gates," by Miss Stott,
Miss Parsons, Messrs. Ryalls, Jackson, and Armstrong, would
have been perfect if the band had been more piano. Our pre-
viously expressed opinion of Miss Parsons is unchanged.
She has a fine voice, which wants only power and development.
Mr. Ryall's song, "I Love the Hills," was very finely given.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

TEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO.
el solicit an early inspection of their vast
Stock of
FRENCH and BAI SH PARASOLS,
recently purOaseil, and which embraces
every thinOcesh, fashionable, and desirable
for the Season.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

Y, the 17th it

N, Esq., Cha
s for Whitew
thn Wnrl: -awn

nrujiVbes.eerrrtnittee, mark&
c."

I AND CONWAY BRIDGES.

CAST :IRON WORKS.
rpHE DIRECTORS of the CHESTER and HOLY-
." HEAD RAILWAY COMPANY will meet at the Com-
pany's Offices, GI, Moorgate-street, London, on WEDNESDAY,
the 12th day of. May next,to receive TENDERS for the SUP-
LY of about 1500 Tons of CAST IRON GIRDERS; Szc.,
required in the Erection of the Tubular Bridges across the
Menai Straits and the River Conway.
The Drawings and Spectfication ie seen, and full par-
ticulars learnt, on applicsei 'm. FAIRDARNO Esq., Man-
chester, on or after th 1. instant.
The Directors do not hind

61, Moorgate-street, Lor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

StrtDs, liflarttages anti EtatlV

-s.
BIRTHS.

On the 28th ultimo, at the Vicarage, Runcorn, the wife of
the Rev. JOHN BARCLAY, M.A., Vicar of Runcorn, of u
daughter.
On the Ist instant, her Imperial Highness the Hereditary
Grand Duchess of RUSSIA,. of a son.
On the 2sl instant, at Brighton, Mrs. EGERTON, of Bun-
bury, of a son.

Siiine day, in Elmbank-crescent, Glasgow, Mrs. D. M'AR
THU R, of this town, of a son.
On the Bth instant, the wife of Mr. HENRY MITCHELL, o
the Liverpool and Manchester Railway-office, of a daughter.
On the 9th instant, the lady of Mr. H. V. LEWIS, professo,
of music, of this town, of a son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

Nay 11, 1847.

En be tolb.

---- . —
TOO • FARMERS AND OTHERS.
N'SALE, for MANURE, BONE DUST and BONE
SAWINGS. '.
Apply to MAOEE and CORCORAN, 13, New-quay, Liverpool.

ON SALE, a compact Lot of well-built Freehold
PROPERTY, consisting of Seven DWELLING-HOUSES
and Two HOUSES and SHOPS situate in an improving neigh-
bourhood in Toxteth-park. Price £l4OO. Rental £l3O.
Apply to HEN cvMoRGAN, Estate Agent, 42, St. James's-place.

WHOLESALE WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER VAULT.
TO be SOLD, the GOODWILL and FIXTURES of
an old-established WHOLESALE BUSINESS in the
above line, having also a Retail License, in Premises near the
central Docks. '1 he Fixtures comprise every thing necessary
for carrying on an extensive Bottle Trade.

Apply'to THoxAS WYLIE, 3, Barned's-buildings, %reeling-
street, Castle-street.

GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE IN EDGE-LANE.
TO be SOLD, with early possession, a comfortable
FAMILY HOUSE, pletcsantly situated in Edge-lane, op-
posite the Botanic Garden, containing Three Entertaining-
rooms, Six or Seven Lodging-rooms, Bath-room, Wwter
Closet, Coach-house, Stable, and other conveniences. Price
,e 1,609.
Far partic-'
Building

s apply tO OCT. WATERHOTJSE, Statham's
corner of rithebarn-street and Oldhall-street.

BIRKENHEAD.
To be SOLD, LAND, on the Dock Quays, adjoin-
ing the New Railway Station of the Chester and Birken-

emote or tile
Custotn-house, particularly suited for, Warehouses,vfcrnity Manufac-
tories, Granaries, or other purposes. Will be Sold in Lots to
Ruit Purchasers.
Apply to R. M. ANDERSON, No. 2, Cleveland-place, Bir-

WTO be SOLD, a Bargain, a very neat light
HITECHAPEL DRAG, built to the order of a Gentle-
man, with high Wheels, Patent Axletrees, and Lamps.
To be teen at HOPKINSON'S, Coach-manufactory, Seel-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

But to extend the benefits, and, if possible, the name of
England to the farthest frontiers of our Colonies, is no mean
object ' in the remotest

this enabling foreigners to feel ti
era of the earth they can hnd Englis

•otectionist can come into power now seems quite

out of the qt

li reformation of the Irish Ecclesiastical nui-
a prelude to our trusting a class of men who,
h distinguished for their personal honour, are equally
guished for their Church-Toryism.
The Church will no longer be permitted to rule this country
in the name of the Government.
he Reformation of the Irish Church is imperatively called
prelude to the unprejudiced discussion of the QUES-
. UR, or of the full employment of the country's
great interest which now must alone be legis-
een to involve the stability of all that we hold
ppiness of the people, the Crown, and the na-
tional credit; but it is also required as a prelude to the neces-
sary social ameliorations in Ireland, the ccndition of which

Indust
lated f

circumstance, but the Irish one, as i
Some good men within it have beer
spite of the abominable system

now constituted, cannot.
n able to do a little good,
of which they are a part.

But let us cc
(lone in Irelan,

ood that might have been

system 1
y Christi

g in the foulest butcheri

The whole revenues of the Irish Church will probably have to
be deviated to the endowment of a GREAT IRISH POOR LAW,
charity being the only religious duty in which the former and
present possessors of them conscientiously agree (the State
guaranteeing an equitable provision for the present incumbent
AND TO COMI'EI for life.)

ctora for having per-
e reduced so low, at
Qs, as TO CAUSE AN

ty banished from Ireland, the law may, and

will be

fir. Buchanan's
'hid), he seems

onduct of the

so unlike Ireland in it
d to the o
'arth

!ountry, forced on

n if it were the chtirch c

feel ver
Tom th

confident that an immediately
good effect would flow ... generous treatment on our part
of a population individually so warm-hearted. Indeed, we think
there is every reason, from the characters borne by Irishmen
abroad, to believe that, if in Ireland we invest them with ALL
the privileges of British subjects, they will be prepared and for-
ward to perform ALL their ,Luties with alacrity.

kEROAD,
UPREMACY ON

DVERTISEV

4th April, 1847,

old acquaintan
Jerald, to reque,

would change ! Ireland be-

uring labour such as no
nd in everything the ornament and
as at present, its cause of SHAME.

hen it is too late to

yielded when tli,
our false (beraus+

defence of the em-
is must become es-

t you will have in
you will have any

gets no preference

mded by N

once fo

natural e

tesmen who h

ISAAC BUCHANAN

Al SYSTEM

ENT OF THE POSI-
T PARTY AT THE

ppeared of Free

[out of the means taken
"the greatest benefit to

iherefo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

ut some dread-
Now,

z committed by the ninny
I had be

his nasty
puddink or a pie for, dinner,
60t so dear the housekeeping
I thought I would put a stop to
have a nice " dog in a blan-
- -n;allv as he's very

one day

ly, if it's made ~citl

raw berry

nice thin
a I don't
ice a dish

mly the worst of it is,
d I don't know whe-

t so with them or not, but to me
. .
hould let dear

rse, I fancied ti

illy Emma of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

72 0 -85 0

Oats, per 451 b.
English and Scotch
Welsh
Irish, fine qualities
general do.
Beans, English, v• qr
Scotch & Irish, IP -Is
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish .. maple
Flour, per 291 h.

r... 53 0
50115 49 0
e•.;59 0

English & Irish, 2nds --= fine .
Litt3. superfine 60 0 —62 11 extra
Oatmeal, r lb. of 2401 b
Irish, 1846
Canadian
Bran, co, 241

.52 0 I old
• - do.

5 9 Seed 5 10 6 0
5 8
5 9

—8 I
—56 .0 Pigeon .'55 0 —57 0
—5l-64 110
glue....
grey

'54 0 -56 0
/59 0 -

'44 0
44 0 -

3741 half shares, late W. P. & G
101 Extension shares, Do.
93 • Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury
100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Line°lns.
8 Quarter shares, No. l
25 Quarter shares, No. 2
7+ Eighth shares
20 late Gt. Grimsby and Shen
5 .e2O shares
3,V Quarter shares
10 late Great Grimsby Dock I
5 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire;
5 Manchester, Sheffd., & Midland,
2 Manchester and Southampton
42/ Matlock and Midland
Stock. 111idland
•.
33 .E4O shares

, .
6 New shares
Stock. Consol. Birmingham SzDerbl
- Birmingham and Gloucester
17} Quarter shares
32 Rricfnl find

20 'Newcastle and
25 Nnrth !,4hieltl

100 Newcastle and Carlisle
25 Quarter shares
40 New shares
100 Norfolk

10 - Extensions (5 per cent.)

New sliares

25 North British
124 Half shares
23 Quarter shares ....
50 .Northern and Eastern
5 North Staffordshire..,
100 'North Union'
100 Ditto
4 North Western

221 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh
25 ,Preston and Wyre
25 I Preference (5 '49, cent.)
25 I New Do. (5 7/), cent. and Div

Si Half shares
Half shares

4 Sixth shares

100 Runcorn Gap
10 'New shares
60 Preference shares
171 Scottish Central
174 Scottish Midland
I Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster
2,} Sheffield_ Rotherham. and Goole

3i ShrewsbUry and Birthingham
16 ShrwAby &Chester, late N.W.111

New shares

2 'Shrewsbury and Hereford
12 'Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester
Do. and Chester new shares
40 South Devon
50 South Eastern and Dover
20 New shares, No. 1

51,912,1ssooNtuatehhw shares, No. 2
15 1 Consolidated Thirds
5 , New shares, No. 4
42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury
psntratmarr
dd
sEhui
rxet o n
10 south Wales
1i Warwick & Cly!ltenham Junctn
6 Whitehaven and Furness ....
18 Whitehaven Junction
20 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth

10 - New sha;W-
-4 Preference shares
SO York and North 31idland
23 Half shares,
25 .New Half shares
10 , E. &W. Riding Extension

SO Belfast and Ballymena
22i Cork and Bandon

•emium; tba
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

thousam

The foregoing seems our duty, even if we cc
our day to see the blessings of even a good sy

uld not expect in
otem of law anore-

dated by a nation of men so degraded and dead to every feel-
ing of national independence, as to have quietly submitted so
long, to have a church so unlike Irdand in its extravagance,
and otherwise so palpably unadapted to the country, forced on
them, even if it were the best church on earth.

We- would, however, .feet very confident that an immediately
good effect would flow from the generous treatment on our part

of a ro.

y reason, frOm the characters borne by'lr

abroad; to believe that, if in Ireland we invest then; with ALL
the privileges of British subjects, they will be prepared and for-
,

how soon the scene would chtinge ! Ireland be-

• British•manufacturing labour such as no
iresent, and in everything the ornament and

ie of SHANIF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

SHARES.

RAILWAYS.
30 lAberdeen
2))'Am bergate & Eastern Junction
25 ,Arbroath and Forfar.
37/ Bedford, London, & Birminghm
Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire
5 ißirmiqgham and Dudley
5 ißoston, Stamford, and Birming.
4 'Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.W
14 Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton
75 Bristol and Exeter
10 New shares
124/ Buckinghamshire
30 'Caledonian
2i Half shares
30 Clydesdale Junction.
50 'Chester and Birkenhead
25 Half shares
8i New shares.
27/ Chester and Holyhead .
25 Dundee and Arbroath , .
15 New shares
25 Dundee and Perth .
5 New shares
20 Eastern Counties
0 Perpetual, No. 1
Perpetual, No. 2
0i York Extension
20 E. Lancash. late B'burn & Pn
17 East Lancashire
- 7i New shares
lii New scrip
61,East Lincolnshire
50 Edinburgh and Glasgow
121 Quarter shares
10 Half shares
15 ,Edinburgh and Northern
7 shares—Newport
20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor
20 Preference shares
2 New shares
zE New quarter shares
2 Edinburgh and Perth
a Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester
62/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding
50 ;Earners .
5 t 420 extensions

Stock. Glasn•ow and Ayr
Stock. Guaranteed stock
' 30 .£4O shares
23 Half-shares No. 1
5 Half-shares No. 2.
5 Glasgow and Dumfries
25 Glasgow, Paisley,lincl Greenoc
1231 Half shares
13 Preference shares
100 Great North of England
_s_ I New stock

*treat North of Scotland
85 Great Westen►
50 Half shares
121 Quarter shares
20 Fifth shares
.el 7 shares

30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway
19 Huddersfield Canal & Railway
6 Extension shares
50 Hull and Selby
25 Half shares
12/ Quarter shares
14 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmum
21 Isle of Axholme and Goole.
22} Kendal and Windermere
50 Lancaster and Carlisle
7} Third shares
4Th Lancaster and Preston
19 , Three-quarter shares

[5O/1 Quarter shares
40 Leeds and Bradford
32} Leeds and Dewsbury
73- - Half shares
26 Leeds and Thitsok

10 • New shares
2 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport
2 New shares, late W. Lancash.
2} Vpool, Arches., & N'cast. June,
1G London and Blackwall
50 London & Brighton & S. Coast.
10 Consolidated shares
Stock. London and North Western

Fifth shares
(G. J.) Quarter shares.
.e4O shares (L. & M )
n & M'chr. &
(A)
(B)
r(7)

40 Lon

5 Quarter shares,
5 Quarter shares

I %YAMS
50 London and South
Western
40 Consolidated k shares
22 New .€4O shares

27i New .e5O shares
50 Consolidated Tenth shares
40 Ditto

5 i Scrip shares

20 11.ynii and Dereham

25 Lynn and Ely
15 Ely and Huntingdon
42/ Malton and Driflield
82 Manchester and Leeds
38 Half shares
28 Do., late Hndders. & Sheffield
12 Quarter shares

. _
5 I '.Fifth shares
:4/ /en shares, late Extension

6 Sixteenth sh
29 Half shares,

late L. & B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

11 correspondent wishes us to ask if the Floating-bath, which
is now on sale, could not be made available for the reception
of fever patients.
Weare sorry to postpone the excellent suggestions of "J. B. W."
'the letter of"T. R." shall appear in our next. Our intelligent
correspondent will, on glancing at our columns, readily ex-
cuse us for the postponement of his communication.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

CRITICAL POSITION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND
(FROM TH

;COTCH RE FO

.s' GAZETTE.)

"Mr. Isaac Buchanan has announced the somewhat novel
f the currency and of Free-trade

doctrine, that the questia

are in truth only one question
that the only

His vies

straightforward and legitimate
paper circulation of any country

way to protect t

is through m
by the Legis
object—viz.,

attainin

atiou of the (
r desire to a)

)id a course which, to our
home no less than to the world abroad, will savour

prejudic(
of National Bankruptcy."

Dns are from the Free-trade and Protec

tionist pr

IVERPOOL STANDARD.)

" We hay

.ttention to an admission by a 1,
-ade, the London Times, that tt

I States are likely to be paid for in British ;•nanufacture
was little need, however, for such an admission, with a

is rapidly leaving the

flank of England ar
standing the efforts

,election of paper
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

engine-drii;er, to Mrs

Welfingt
On th

On the Bth it
the Rev. A. Kno

Customs at this port, third son of Mr. Wm. Hussey, of the
Green Farm, High Wycombe, Bucks, to AGNES F,LEANOR,
daughter of the late Mr. JAS. LORI), woolbroker, of this town.
On the 10th instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr.
HENRY SEARCH WELL to Miss MARTHA MIDDLETON
WHITE, both of Toxteth-park.

DIED

- On the 31st January 1
three days, in t
of the late
On

'ew Orle

h year of his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

II sate, mum,
he's down

manner;
cradle."

In my sweet angel's cradle!" I shri
tirs, whet

ing no more, I rushee
there I found the hair,
in one of the Witneys
and, Licking away as i
good-for-nothing bit o
you, Emma, ever tell t
as that you used to
your last mistress
"I'm notl

y yourself, if 1

up in flannel

every eve

VARIETIES

The following singul

idicted to

his ban

Every

ler of 1

ute, with
ed by the 1

answered, alarmed at my
I put him in the baby's

,ked, and, say-
, sure enough,
) of ours tolled up
belonging to my baby's bassinet,
' r•e half stifled. " Oh, you
!" I exelaimed" how dale
an abominable falsehood,
dog in a blz net every night at

tory, yot

before I went to be

or his.'

k Miss:
yhotud

:cessful

tne wnole loaf
t,_
upon to
cv m weight

wards ca

Le of the

rite the river
, and offerm

ring to
brace-

is gave ur

mectly con-

ther rear•

with vividness to

tt the mys-

contorted
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

847.

fOUNT-

,'dock pre

ntE, up-
eh Globes,
wing.

'ouch, Easy

;any pedes-
indow-cur-
other Bed-
I Bedding,
'ers, Dress-

amber re-

nica, with
rin's Pis-
in Empire,

vo!s ; Flet-
Miscella-

logues had
Church-st.

CTION, at

n FRIDAY,

)St eligibly
Exmouth-
tljacent to

r Building

)WNSEND,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

STABLE-

WAGON HORSES, COB PONY,- PHAET(
CHAPEL, HA
BROAD-WI

SRS. CHURT
ace received pc

sitive instrt
AY next, 014

U-CTIOI',

, on Fu

nos hi
..rness; Gray

m_sr-3,€0•ga.,0
es IDotTM e a firs t,

HORSE GEARS,

beg to announce that they
SELL by
nt. at Twelve

!oloured Cob Poi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

tant opf

colonlits in whl
over foreign

towers and an

keeping our own populatic
the French, in check.

" But
lost all r
much fa

r Sir, y

NFW BRITISH

MR: ISAAC BUCHANA]
TION OF THE PR,
OPENING OF PART

Trade (so calleil) is its 1
press !t?

at object

party like the PrOtectioni

men the G

who.hi've Free Trad

oppollen:t, and the

tied, for, tho,

futh," i.e., They hay.
mun with the
ural corrul
hued not t

Th-e pret
cle of food

c that all
ald it to

sneer at t
everybod:

iat Lor

getting the reit
Fr WILL SOC

•‘v AND THAT
POW!rill ; for it will 10,

lior.Nts or Ir. -u7asi

jectsa

light came to

Opinion Alin

thus have no
inisery.yv.ill:,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

SMITHFIELD CATTLE v MARKET .-_ESTERDAY.

The Beef trade was brisk, at an advance on last Monday.B
quotations of quite 2d per Blbs, and at which a good clearance
was effected. A few of the primest Scots produced 4s 10d per
81bs. The numbers of Sheep were about average ones, and of
excellent quality. The primest old Downs were mostly dis-
posed of at fully last week's quotations, the highest in the wool
being 6s per sibs, but all other breeds moved off slowly at
barely late rates. Downs out of the wool were selling at 5s 4cl
per Blbs. We were fairly supplied with Lambs, 260 of which
came to hand from the Isle of Wight, yet the trade was active,
at an improvement in value of 2d per Sibs, the best Down qua-
lities producing 6s. 4d. per 81bs. The supply of Calves was
good, while the Veal trade was heavy, at barely previous cur-
renc►es. Pigs were in good supply, and sluggish inquiry, at
late rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

el ded when the
ur false (because

lefend the Navigation
he defence of the em-
This must become es-

mu will have no

lom which ion will have any

ag; for why should
be taxed to defend

ie will re-

:nd our natural enemies!

humble servant,
ISAAC BUCHANAN

U SYSTEM
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

The MERSEY

IIENAI BR.

lm Geor

Evenini

'H URSDAYS, in the

Further informationven at tl
JOHN K.

Company's Office, 24, Water-
ROUNTHWAITE, Agent.

STEAM COMMUNICATIOI

VERPOOL

AND•GLASGOW,

REDUCTION ON RAT
30x and Bale Goods hitherto

OF FREIGHT

ORION, (new Ship) .. Capt. MAIN.
COMMODORE Capt. HADIE.
A6llstrrijiD PRINCESS ROYAL. Capt. CRAWFORD,

Liverpool and Glasgow, w
(with or without Pilots:)

CONIMODORF

PRINCE
ORION

ROYAL

COMMODORE

s Steam-ibips, sail between
s and Passengers. as follows,

This Day, the 11th, at 7 , Evening.
Thnrsday,the 13th, at 9 , Evening.
,Friday, the 14th, at 1 , Afternoon
,Saturday, the 15th, at 1 , Afternoon
vTnesday, the ISth, at 31, Afternoon

ORION
COMMODORE
ORION

N.B. The new Stea

Wedne;day.
Thursday, tli

ad, on FRIDAY T

,
19th, at 4-, Morning.
20th, at 4 , Afternoon

,turdai, the

iursday, th
turday, th

,
27th, at 8 , Evening
29th, at 12 , Noon.

ORION sails &cirri the Cl;

t leist Three Hours before the adver-
tised time of sailing, and on the other days at least One Hour.
The accommodation of these Vessels are well known to be
first-rate.

It is intended that the PRINCESS ROYAL, Captain CRAW
)RD, wilt commence about the first week in June sailinz. a

usual, in the Summer Season, between GREENOCK 'and
LIVERPOOL, with Passengers only, when there will be a Daily
communication to and in-Glasgow.
FARES r—Cabin, .; Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, is.
Agents for the lON, __ _ _ -

T. A IN and BURNS and Co.,
7, Wat-seet.
Agent r the ADM nd COMMODOerREtr :
DAVID AP
_ERI And-Co.,
12,
_Weer-street.

Agent for the PRINCESS ROYAL
ROBtW LAMONT,
23. Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

STATE OF TRADE

THE present unforeseen calamity, caused by
the great scarcity of money, operates most
seriously in the Manufacturing Districts.

Manufacturers who have engagements to pay are
compelled to make forced Sales of their Stocks, thereby
submitting to an enormous loss, in order to procure
immediate Curet Payments.

J. JONES,
WATERLOO-HOUSE,
WATERLOO PLACE, CHURCH-STREET,

has again visited the London and other Markets, where
he has purchased numerous Lots of British and French
Goods, comprising the newest and most modern designs
in Fancy and Plain SILKS, SATINS, CAMELEONS,
PRINTED MUSLI NS, 13 A R EqES, PARASOLS,
CASHMERES, RIBBONS, SHAWLS, Likewise,
5,000 Printed MUSLIN DRESSES, 3s. 6d. ;
200 Pieces French GINGHAMS, 42(1. per yard ;
A Lot of rich BROCADED SILKS, Is. Ild. per yard;
French BLACK SATINS. Is, lid. per yard ;
Beautiful PARASOLS, Is. l Id. each.

These prices are quite regardless of their real value.
WATERLOO-HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET,

THIRD DOOR BELOW H.kNOVER-STREET,

EXTENSIVE
GENTLEMEN'S AND FAMILY lIOSIERY AND
GLOVE WAREHOUSES,

NO. 24 AND 26, BOLD-STREET.

HOSIERY, •
Cotton Stockings, - Vests and Drawers,
Merino Stockings, - - Vests and Drawers,
Woollen stockings, - Vests and Drawers,
Gauze Stockings, _____ Vests and Drawers,
Thread Stockings, Vests and Drawers,
Silk Stockings, - Vests and Drawers.
GLOVES, Rzc

Kid Gloves, Pocket Hinidkerchiefs,
Thread Glover, Silk Neckerchiefs,
Burk Gloves, Scarf: and De Joinvilles,
Dogskin Gloves, Stocks and Operas,
Berlin Glover, Travelling Caps,
Cloth Gloves, Plaids and Rugs,
Silk Gloves, Bracer and Belts.
Macintosh and Co.'s Waterproof and Airproof Fabrics.
P. L. MACTAGGART, PROPRIETOR,
TAILOR, SIIIRTMAKER, AND 1147'7'ER.

DE CARLE,

(LATE FOREMAN TO GORST AND CO., LIVERPOOL,

MIL WILLIAM CARR, MANCHESTER,)

COACH BUILDER,

48, PLEASANT-STREET.

Prompt attention paid to Repairs, at a Moderate Charge,

CARRIAGES SOLD ON COMMISSION

FOUR DRESSINGS FOR NOTHING,

HEIGHTONO'SOFANTIALOPECY,
AS A PR
FOR REMOVING SCURF OR STAYING THE HAIR.

Sold in Bottles,
At is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and 55., solely
4T NO. 10, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL

Hair Cut and Cleansed with the Antialopecy,
Charge, Gd.
4 Clean Pair of Brushes to every Individual,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

REMOVING.

MIDDLEWOOD will continue for a few days to
• SELL OFF the remainder of his STOCK of FRUITS,
&c., at Prices that will afford a good profit to the Trade. New
Jamaica Tamarinds in Jars from Ito 61 . each, at Is. per lb.
New Preserved Dates, in boxes fro s. and upwards. New
Dessert Raisins, Is. 10d. per . Figs, in ditto, Is. 10d.
French Imperial Plums, in f . packages. French Preserved
and Crystallized Fruits.. • erican Apples, &c., &c.
BOTANIC OlL.—' - inestimable Oil is t only Article
known to preserve . e Hair to extreme old age.
J. M. will sell his present Stock—Three Jars at 2s. each.
15., Sze.
PARKER-STREET, May 13, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

quisites

The Booxst,diric thee Encyclopaedia Britannica, with
Supplement, 26 ols., bound in Russia ; Saurin's Dis-
courses, folio ition, with plates ; Gibbon's Roman Empire,
6 vols., 4to ; Sale's Koran; Wesleyan IM ethodist Magazine, from
the commencement; Wesley's Christian Library. 50 vols ; Flet-
cher's Works, 10 vols.; and a variety of Works in Miscella-
neous Literature. •

•
May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
on the Premises, and at Mr. WALKER'S Offices, 55, Church-st.

Re.eiNvVedAiLnsKtrEucßtiobnseT.os
otffoeranfonrousnAcLeEtbhyatAuhe hwasN-rea-t
the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, on FRIDAY,
the 4th day of June, 1847, at One o'clock,
Nearly 20,000 Yards of BUILDING LAND, most eligibly
,uated between Conway-street, Norman-street, Exmouth-
-eet, and Gosford-street, in Birkenhead, and adjacent to
Lrlifield, the Oakfield Estate, and the Birkenhead Park. -
The Land will be offered in_appropriate Lots for Building

Plans and particnla ein course of preparation, and may
be obtained at the ces of Messrs. MALLABY and TOWNSEND,
5, Cleveland-q et, Birkenhead, and 15, Fenwick.street, Liver-
pool; Messrs. HlosoN and ROBINSON, Solicitors, Manchester;
Mr. FOLLETT, Official., Assignee, 1, Sambrook-court, Basing-
hall-stseet, London; Messrs. LISTER and MILLS, Surveyors,
Birkh enhead ; of the Auctioneer; and at the Office of the Chester
Courant, Chester.

WEDNESDAY'S SALE AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY.
HORSES, C_IRTS, GEARS,
By Messrs. LUCAS and Co.,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at One o'clock, at
their Repository, Great Ch lotte-street,
mWENTY to Twenty- T HORSES, Harness
Horses, Hacks, 'wo Spring Carts,. a short Cart
Two Whitechapel ne Gig. several Broad and Narrow.
wheeled Carts,. ears,-Saddler'y, and Harm
On view prior to the salt
WA

—A:CHMAKER'S AND JEWELLER'S STOCK.
B S,
TO-MORROW (Wednesdayy theORTA inst),2th ant, at Eleven o'clock,
at the Auction Mart, No. 75, Lord-street,
4 Valuable Stock of WATCHES and JEWELLERY,
-4erned for unreserved sale • chiding Gold and Silver
Gold Chron r, ia. and Rings, Gold and
P d Pencil Cases, Silver Snuff Boxes,
,ical Boxes, &c. &c
Pieces of Broad and Narrow Cloths,
Irish Linens, Silk Handkerchiefs, &c.
e-flavoured Cigars.
lorning of Sale, and Catalogues had.

I cor

,tlso at Ongerock
onserings, est ing,l

nd Tweniy.Bc

VERY DESIRABLE PR(
SEVEN HUNDRED AN
ABLB

!, ALSO
VALU-

MOLD L

LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

DE CARLE,

(LATE FOREMAN TO GORST AND CO., LIVERPOOL,

AND
MR. WILLIAM CARR, MANCHESTER,)
COACH B.p-I-LDER,
48, PLEA6NT-STREET.
Prompt attention,pdd to Repairs, at a Moderate Charge.

CARRIAGES SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

PRICE OF PALETOTS,

-.---- •
Registered Paletot of Llama Cloth. -.
lined with SILK 2& Gnineas
Ditto ditto lined with ALPACA 2 "
Ditto ditto milled LLAMA CLOTH 3 "

THE ABOVE PRICES ARE THE SAME AS AT THE
PATENTEES', LONDON.

DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

rio be 1
ton in

To
1, Pa

vtoKOBF
To BE LI
, Terrace, w
'levy Perry Lane
all Cheshire.

PO MIL
I Garden

S on t

TO be' LET, near he Central Docks, a La
Lofty Registered SHED, and EHOUSE
CELLAR, and Small SHED, b e Week.

ji.arra Co., Charlotte-place, Salthouse

To be LET, for Six o
rea" -

Nine Months, a COTTAGE,
----- FURNISHED, situated in Prince's-terrace,inthe
Vicinity of Clifton Park, Birke , ostaining two Sitting-
rooms Drawing-room, an r Bed-rooms.
For 'terms apply b er, addressed D 14, Standard-office,
Liverpool.

VILLA RESIDI
TO be LET, Fun

DE TO LET, FURNISHED.
SHED, on moduate Teft

hed VILLA RESI

on:th_e_l_le§hire side of iKe

nd Oldt

THE LOND(
Tn au
and Fi
requis

with immediate possession, the c
1-accustomed TAVERN, with FIXTURES.:

Twelve Beds, and ever;

and Furnitu
only £45 De

in theiiieeMF;Good-wil
dgwl'easonable terms.

I, Fixtures,
The Rental

FURNISHED HOUSE, ROCK FERRY,
EW MINUTES WALK OF THE RAILWAY AND PIE
LET, a Desirable FURNISHED HOURS
in Hizhfield Park, Rock Fern;

WITHIN•A I
TO. BV

hour Ciu
Railway.
_ The Ho

Liverpool (
y, and within three minutes walk from tip

four lodgir
four airy c
veniences.

ns three some entertaining rooms
and aI. r .closet on the first floor, an
Lb , also suitable kitchens and othercor

'II and appropriate, and in excellent

conditio

the premises, with further particulars, may 1
RANCH, Auctioneer, Livcrpool.

TO ARTISTS, ENGINEERS, OFFICES, &c.
NEW DRAWING AND WRITING PENCILS
Elegantly got up in Polished C,edar, to prevent the Lent
Dust adhering to the Pencil and soiling the hands. 3d. each
Or 2s. eq. per Dozen. Extra letters,.(such as hitherto sold a
Is. each, 313, &c.,) 6d. each, or ss. per dozen. 713, or Crayot
Pencil, now so much used for bold Drawin *ghly recom
mended by most eminent Artists, is. ,or 10s. per Dozen
The Lead in this Pencil is nears tarter of an inch thick, am
does not break in cetting or g so
than
t , t fromhear
or dti
the length
engtio
time it lasts, it is really per at is. nletter:

NTTPr-- T

AND ROWNEY

ND FOR

LOIVDOIV
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

equal to Forel

PRINCIPEES and HAVANA
KANASTRE, excellent fora Al

mmorPipe 4s. fld
GOOD GENOIN CO,
14, or CAVE H. 3s. 2d
F -RATE SNUFFS.

In CUT, ROL

S.P., IRISH and Sc;ELSH

W. PERCIVAL AND SON,
MANUFACTURERS,
117, DALE-STREET.

TEFFERY,

ti beg to apprise the
and its Vicinity, that, w

of Liverpoo

ing a very large Lc

TEL LEGHOII

S AND CREDITOI

'CULT

ppiymg, in time, to expel
num, if reasonable. will find it to

composition, instead
Ito through a Bankr

1 pense, delay

Its of expo

rtieseTrc

) with care and disr

to BOOND and (
reet.—A Private 0

TO THE CARP:

want ripe a course, are alik
His to both Debtor and Cre .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

FAMILY FURNISHINGS

of all fabrics and textures, warranted of best quality, and from
the first manufactories of the empire. Irish Linens, Sheetings,
Quiltings, Flannels, Blanketings, Woollens in general, and
Mourning Appointments.

READY-MADE LINEN
OF EVERY SIZE, QUALITY, AND STYLE.

THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT

will be found to combine a refined and elegant display of the
newest modes of the /taut ton, selected from the most fashion-
able emporia of London and Paris. Coatings of the choicest;
Vestings chaste, superb, or gorgeous ; Trouserings as diversi-
fied as tastes ; Hosiery, Ganteries, Handkerchiefs, Shirtings,
Collars, Stocks, Cravats, Bracings, and other incidentals of
gentlemanly outfits of every shade of price and quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

From W. G. Herdm

STIMONIALS

Liverpool

"6, Lanstkiene-place, Everton, 6,
tied the Pencils Manufactured by

ty of Ar

Mareh, 1847.
essrs. Rowney

*" I have t
Dillon, and itt
work with ; and cap
.effect.

I Sind them most fiee and pleasant to
of producing great depth and richness
WILLIAM GAWIN HERMAN."

From the Lon&

" have recently tried some Lead Pencils manufactured
by Messrs. Rowney and Co., which we can confidently recom-
mend. Their quality is good, both as respects colour and
firmness ; they are free from grit, do not easily break, and,
moreover, are remarkably cheap.

From Georg

Barnard, Esq., Head Drawing-Master to Rugby
School.

" 85, Great Portland-street, London.
" Gentlemen,—in reply to your inquiry respecting .my opi-
nion of the quality and value of your new Pencils, I do not
hesitate to say, that I find them excellent in all respects, with
entire freedom from grit, and working well whether hard or
soft. These .qualities, combined with their moderate price,
render them very valuable to Artists and their Pupils.
"Truly yours, " GEORGE BARNARD."

To be had at It. H. GRUNDY'S, 2G, Church-street; G. CAR-
LYLE, 3a, Bold-street ; C. E. CHOFFIN, 23, Parker-street ; G.
Kgrr, Arcade; and at most of the Booksellers and Stationers.
Wholesale Agents for Liverpool, G. M'ConunonALE, 38,
Castle-street; THOS. Rot/GHSEDGE, 11, Cable-street.
To be had in Manchester, at J. C. GauNnv's, Exchange-
Street; Ttios. AaNiv's, Exchange-street; and, Wholesale, at
LOVE and BARTON'S.

LADIES, in order that you may procure the
"VENTILATING BONNET and CAP PRESERVER,"
registered pursuant to the Act of Parliament for the protection
of Original Inventions, 6 and 7 Vic., cap. 65, be sure and ask
for it. Be sure and ask for it, as the system of the Drapery
and Millinery Business preclude their (specially) introducing
the "VENTILATING BONNET and CAP PRESERVER" to
Your notice; Retail Dra,}e, rs and Milliners may now procure it
at the usual Wholesale Warehouses, and be Sole Manufac-
tprer, 2 BeresfOrd-terre Walworth ondon, who will con-
tinue to'forward them hypost for e Shilling, and one Post-
age Stamp until Ladies experie no difficulty in procuring

"Avery useful inventio as recently been introduced be-
lore p icularly concerning the ladies who
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'ration soils and,destroys bonnets of silk,
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4GF.Nrs WANTED,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

ru H E NOVELTIES
1. for the SEASON in LADIES' DRESSES, &c.,
consisting of
IRISH TABINETS,
PLAIN STRIPED AND CHAMELEON SILKS,
COLOURED AND BLACK SATINS,
SATIN TURCS AND GLACIES,
PLAID CHALLIES AND SPUN SILKS,
DE LAINES, CASHMERES, 0 ONS,
LINEN AND EARLE GIN GHAM S
PRINTED BRIGS,
PAISLEY, EDINBRO', ' WICH, & FRENCH SHAWLS,
MANTI S, VISITES, SCARFS,
NECKERC ,FS, FANCY NECK TIES,
BO ET AND CAP RIBBONS,
ENGLISH. AND FRENCH FLOWERS, GLOVES. PARA-
SOLS, AND SEWED MUSLIN COLLARS.
THE BONNET DEPARTMENT
Abounds with the newest shapes and choicest qualities.
THE BABY LINEN DEPARTMENT,
Superintended by an experienced Female, is worthy of notice.
THE FAMILY LINEN DEPARTMENT
Exhibits a very larce Stock of
TABLE LINENS, SHEETINGS, &c.,
Of the beat make, far below the manufacturers' prices.
Some beautiful Specimens of the VICTORIA TABLE COVER,
and all other descriptions.
GRASS-BLEACHED IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS, &c.
J ' 0 H N BRIS C 0 E'S,
60 AND 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

for some weeks

AWFUL CONSEQUENCES OF IMPERFECT SEPULTURE
In the neighbourhood of Castle Island and Ballylongford

d• victims

of famine, troops of dogs "prey from day to day on the
bodies. This is not all ; violent madness is the result,

•• •••
another, but the cattle in the fields. The authorities and
the gentlemen of the county should at once look to this.
Tralee Chronicle.
DREADFUL MURDER.—On Saturday, a dreadful murder
was committed upon a man named Edmund Doogan, at
Doon, near Broadford. He was fired at from behind a
ditch by two men, and when he fell they fractured his
skull in several places, and cut his throat, nearly severing
the head from his body. The cause assigned for this

savage murder is, that the deceased, two years since,
purchased a revisionary lease of some land, the title to
which expired this day.—Clare Journal.
The accounts received from Ireland, particularly from
the western and southern counties, exhibit an alarming
increase of pestilence in several districts ; but it is worthy
of remark, that in all cases where efficient sanatory ar-
rangements are adopted, a decided decrease in the viru-
lence of the malady has been the consequence. In some
parts of the northern province too, for instance, Ennis-
killen, Lurgan, and Belfast, fever is making fearful ravages.
In the last-named town, on Saturday, a public meeting
was held, to make arrangements for providing additional
hospital accommodation, and to raise a general subscrip-
tion.
On Tuesday the citizens of Dublin entertained at din-
ner Capt. Clarke, of the American ship Victor, arrived in
that port with provisions. The occasion was not lost by
the Young Irelanders, who introduced unceremoniously
their favourite political. views. Mr. Meagher, in the
course of his speech, thus delivered himself—" For the
first time in her career, Ireland has reason to be grateful
to a foreign power—(enthusiastic cheers.) Foreign power!
Sir. Why should I designate that country a ' foreign
power ?' which I hail from henceforth as our sister coun-
try—(loud and repeated cheers.) England, they sometimes
say, is our sister country—(loud hisses.) We deny the
relationship—we discard it—(loud cheers.) We claim
America as our sister, and, claiming her as such, we have
assembled here to-night."