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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

THE OPENING OF THE SESSION.

offices,. but who are not to interfere with his dicta, any
more than his colleagues do with the President of the
This interesting event,—the opening of the first session Board of Control. The head of the new commission, in
of a Russell-Whig Administration,—to which the country fact, is.to be a king absolute! lie is, moreover, to have
has been looking forward, for months past, with an inte- two secretaries, one of whom is to have a seat in Parlia-
rest deepening in intensity, as day by day fresh difficulties ment—prari4d always that he can get it. There is also
have, been added to the complicated web of evil which the to be a separate administration of the poor law in Ireland.
legislative wisdom is called upon to unravel, has at length In that country there is to be a President of the Board,'
taken place. Parliament has met. The Queen's speech associated with the Secretary for Ireland ; and the Lord
has been spoken—a meagre, bald'affair, as ever was put Lieutenant if to have the same authoriti to make generat
into the hands of royalty to utter. The address has been ordere there possessed at present by the Queen in council.
moved in both houses and agreed to, with scarcely the That this precious scheme can ever be carried out—that
semblance of an opposition, and• certainly nothing like the people of England can he driven to lay down their
he mate r 4-1- - C '
• 1 •
' against this un _ _

.trials out of which a vigorous opposition can be strong disgust
A ; and the Premier, like an apprentice upon trial, system-
Jeen patronizingly permitted by the elder, hands to
/idle his tools and set at once about his work.
The first great task to which his lordship set
has been to provide a remedy for the existing distk,
Ireland, and to give facilities for providing an increased
supply of food for the whole empire. For this purpose he
proposed the suspension of the existing corn laws, by which
foreign grain is admitted at a duty Of 4s. the quarter, and to
allow it to come in duty free. This step he justified on
In the present si
the ground that France is at present allowing importations
of
this country,-s•
to take place at a merely nominal duty of 7d. per quarter ;
it will be readil
and stated that hi.

—we cannot b

and heartless

Taking the

whole, the

Governnient of I

taio/y not,

Himself j• eit

r the v

their proposed
the nation.

;s in j measures, bid ye

INDIA : THE DUTY
LAND TO INQUI

'ST OF ENG-
STATE.4`

and industry
re us, which

~.oposal WAS necessary to prevent the
in. incumbent! upon t
surplus grain of other countries going to that country

with. respect
lily turn for

of coming to our own

further measure to

mote his object was the repeal of the navigation law's in increased markets for
favour of foreign vessels freighted with grain. This supplies of food for ou
course he stated was necessary, from the fact that there our other involvement,
one of our most ilium

Besides
reity of

was a great scan

our principa

averse to insure large I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

WARD,

MESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON are instructed to
SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY next, the 29th instant,
at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, 1, Wellington-
terrace, Holt-hill. Birkenhead,

The 'excellent modern HOUSEHOLD , FURNITURE and
EFFECTS of a Family removing, comprising, hi Mahogany, a
handsome Winged. Chiffonnier, with Cellarette and Plate
Drawers, Hair-stuffed Couch, Two Sets of Crown-backed
Chairs, Circular Centre Table, 'with Oil Baize Top, Dining

Carpets, as planned, Sliding Gasaliers, for One and Two
Lights, Hall Lamp, Stair Carpets, Door Mats, Rods, Fenders,
Fire-irons, Hearth Rugs, Roller Blinds, &c.
Thy BEDCHAMBERS are Furnished with a Mahogany Half-
tester Bedstead; with Silver gray Damask Draperies, French-
polished Hardwood Ditto, with Dimity Hangings,. French Bed-
stead, Hair and Flock atresses, Feather Beds, Blankets,
Swing Dressing Glasses, neatly Painted Toilet Tables and,
Chests of Drawers, Chamber Services, Bedside Carpets, Chairs,
&c., the useful Kitchen Requisites, and other genuine Effects,
the whole in excellent condition, having been purchased new
within the last twelve months.

To be viewed on THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, and Ca-
talogues had on the Premises, or of Messrs. F. and J. HODG-
SON, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.
N.B.—The HOUSE to be LET.

BIRKENHEAD.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SWEET-
TONED COTTAGE PIANO-FORTE. SIX OCTAVES,
SLIDING GASALIER, IN BRONZE, FOR THREE
LIGHTS, ELEGANT MAHOGANY HALL TABLE,
-ON CARVED SUPPORTS,. WITH WHITE MARBLE
SLAB, CHIMNEY GLASS, FRENCH PIANETTE,
PLAYS TEN AIRS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

did in my life; and this miracle (I may say) Waii effected by
tubbing your invaluable Ointment twice a day into my chest,
and taking, ten of your Pills at bed-time, and ten again in the

EMI H CASEY

morning, ?Or about three mold
To PrOfessor Holloway.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) Lon-
don ; and by all respectable Vendors of Patent. Alftlicines
throughout the Civilized World, iu Pots and Bates, at Is. lid.,
2s. sid., 4s. fxl., I Is., 2,25., and 325. each. There is a very con-
siderable saying in taking the larger sizes.
N.B.—Directions for tke guidance et i'atients re ailed to
each Pot awl Box.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

it must

mmpf,be fo:

condition o

evils; 1

Majesty is f
" absence

opportun

able even to
So far it

reason to fear ay
of well-devised

)biect.

of complE

of the duti
have spread befQre them

that governr

through thoE
pend upon t
is possessed o

)etore our readers

ie difficulties which government
How far the head of

will be enabled to bear himself
luties and difficulties, will de-
question whether his lordship
e firmness and discretion to steer

of sedition and democracy on
hand, nor hesitating to insist upon full
Before these comments,

ie eyes of many of our readers,
have before us something more
Lt that course will be, which we

influx of Irish pauperism into
to which we have had to direct
fter week, has an important mean-
its temporary effect upon the poor
Ices, to which it comes to be re-
ced last week the changed charac-
;.- —;-ration ; that, at first, the
chiefly women and chil-
ht admixture of male paupers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Jan. 26, 1847.

Vlanttb.

TO PRINTERS BROKERS, &c. •
WANTED, a PROOF PRESS.--Apply letter,
pre-paid, Box S 84, Postoffice, Liverpool.

WATSON PECK and SONS, RANELAGII-sTREO,'
are in WANT of an ASSISTANT to the DRAPER;
BUSINESS.
Apply between the hours of Eleven and One o'clock.

TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN CASTLE-STREET, LORO,,
STREET, AND THE IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURHOOD'
THE COMMITTEE of the UNION CLUB 801
prepared to TREAT for PREMISES situated as above.,
They require a Staircase only from the basement story, white
may be occupied as heretofore), and suitable alterations nut
for the various Offices aft Club, from the second story upward'
To prevent unnecessary trouble, .e4OO per annum is the w,
most Rental that will be given, and they are willing to engsr
for a term of years.
Apply by letter, pre-paid, to the Secretary of the Union CIO
72, Duke-street. -NO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

land-

wretchednes
The

Montpen

Majesty is
with mark

ParagraPT

tort paral
touched t

relations ye

with the full

peace

to in ord

made-for carry

the recovery ov.

be brought fo.

towns

Perhaps we

parent slight.
probably for y

fair and reasonable
tion. Her presen
large share. With
the Foreign Office.

disagreem

are important su
Great Britain feel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

December

George Hall Laivrence, Esq., David Hodgson, Esq.,
and Colin Campbell, Esq. qualified at the Kirkdale guar-
ter sessions as magistrates for the county.

On Sunday last; notwithstanding the extremely unfa-
vourable state of the weather, the sum of £165 was col-
lected in Christ Church for the sufferers from famine in

:er a sermon by

incumbent.
The Association for the Reduction of the Duty on Tea
have adopted a petition to Parliament, which now lies for
signature at the newspaper offices. It has already been
numerously signed, and as it must be forwarded to Lon-
don immediately, no time should be lost by any person
wishing to sign it. _ _ _ _

DENmou.--The annual ball for the benefit of the Den-
bigh Dispensary, took place in the Town-hall of that
town, on Thursday last, and was attended by from 180 to
190 of the elite of the town and neighbourhood. Two
splendid private balls were given in the neighbourhood on
the following night. Mr. Stubbs's harmonic band were
present, under his own leadership, at the charity ball and
gave great satisfaction. Mr. S. also provided the music
for the other balls.

BAPTISM OF AN ISRAELITE.—A respectable young
Israelite, a native of Russia, and resident in Paris, some
little time since came to Liverpool, on business, and in
the providence of God came into contact with Mr. Laza-
rus, the late superintendent of the Liverpool Institution
of inquiring and converted Jews, and through his instru-
mentality was convinced of the truth as it is in Jesus, and
on his request was admitted into the Church of Christ,
after due examination, on Sunday last, by public baptism,
in Bt. Ann's Church, Stanley, by the Rev. Mr. Gardner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

of the Government ?
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE assured the noble lord tin
the house should have ample onport,—;4—

the Sugar and Molasses Bill. 'With regard to the Irish
policy, he had already stated that his intention was to
move for certain papers on Monday ; on which occasion

it would be competent for any noble lord, _
raise a discussioff on the whole Irish question.
Lord BROUGHAM was anxious to know when the me_
sures referred to by the Marquis of Lansdowne would
come on ; and, passing to the poor law, dilated on the
blessings it had conferred on the
sat

f he chose, to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINALITY V. SNOW.—That the weather exercises an
influence over criminality, few frequenters of a police
'court can doubt. Thanks to the heavy fall of snow, the
Vumber of felonies to be heard on Thursday morning did
not exceed three.

THE GAOL NO CURE.—On Friday, a female, named
Margaret Burns, who was only released from prison on
Tuesday, was again committed for trial, for stealing a
petticoat. She had upon her when arrested, 12 lbs. of
meat, some loaves, and herrings, all of which had proba-
bly been stolen.

YOUNG THIEVES.—A boy, named William Hunt, was
charged at the Police-court, on Thursday, with having
robbed the shop of Mr. William Hignett, tobacconist, of
Dale-street. Mr. Hignett stated that he had observed
the lad lurking about his shop for several weeks past,
that he frequently came into his shop, when, if observed,
he would ask for a halfpenny worth of tobacco, or some
similar purchase. About six o'clock on Wednesday even-
ing, he caused him to be apprehended, and subsequently
the house in which the boy lives was searched, when a
quantity of cigars was found which proved to be com-
plainant's property. Mr. Hignett considered that the
value of the cigars thus taken from his shop amounted to
thirty shillings. Constable 545 deposed to searching the
boy's house and finding the cigars in question. The lad
was committed for fourteen days. Another lad, named
Edmund Rurgess, was committed for fourteen days, for
stealing a bar of iron in Ford-street.

=
ILLICIT DISTII7LATION.—On Saturday an elderly man,
named Charles Connerty, and a little boy, named John
M`Lean,were brought before Mr. Rushton on a charge
of having been found at work at an illicit still in St.
Martin's-street. Mr. Rushton remarked how pitiable it
was to see children engaged in such illicit occupations,
and ordered each of the prisoners to pay a fine of £3O, or,
in default, to be imprisoned three months.—Frank Camp-
bell, Jeremiah Maher, Patrick Brady, and Hannah Maher,
were next brought up on a charge of having been working
an illicit still. It appeared that the Custom-house officers
went about five o'clock that morning to a court in.
Maguire-street, and knocked at the door. The female,
who answered from inside, refused to admit them ; and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

)1 exj
in the

ed of the firmness

hand, npr hes

i the (
)1y ha'

y before our reade

flux of Ii

fter we

1. We noticed last

parties composing it t
dren, with only a slit

Now the latter' eOmpbose half of the numbers arriv-
ing; and many of these appear to be of the small
farmer class—men capable of working for the relief
which they receive. Are the bulk of these men
ever likely to be in a condition to return to their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Emprriat Varitaguntt

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TuiispAv.
Parliament was this day opened by the Quee,,
-son, and a description of the ceremony .we have given
elsewhere. It is scarcely necessary now to give her Ma-
jesty's speech in extenso, and we shall therefore content
ourselves with an outline. Her Majesty after alluding to
" the dearth of provisions which prevails in Ireland and
in parts of Scotland,"' recommends her Parliament "
take into serious consideration whether, by incr-
a limited periOd the facilities for
-foreign countries. -- "

freely into brewer

id by the admiaOri'O?s
%nd distilleries, the SUM

)e beneficially auim
"their can

Her Majesty then di-

.st consideration to

condition of I

iana,
efore the

es tha'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

ximunion,

torations

subserve
iasten the
e Gazette-,
-inforroeci
thatLorki
If Canter-
ng to the
Lords, or,
to a num-

ie honour
of deli-
ieeting of
e. What
divine. It
loops alto-
Morning
g the last
nment to
zew bish-
tended to
as.. Very

ime since?
of Lords,
lost their
ve believe
I that the
'ord John
:h confer-
romaterial

Ur. Baron
Coltman
Lan South

lidale ses-
Jonatliao
in a pro-

on Mon-
-001, being
dents, de-
' X 378 10s.
11 shortly
LOrcli--to

nsolvency►
ment will

r's Court,
t the de-
afes which.
not their
obtained

an action
the well
. Simpson,
piracy, in
me known
i Shuttle-
Dintiff, for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

ter of this

parties

dren, with only 2

half of the numbers arriv-
ing; nd many of these appear to be of the small
farmer class—men capable of working for the relief
which they receive. Are the bulk of these men
ever likely to be in a condition to return to their

NOW' the latte; c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

. Prices.mid
__ -Imports---
SALES OF THE WEE E. in the week. ThisWk This Yr.
420 Sea Island
]BO stained A ,64, 1
73 2 • 81334 104511
3780 Bowed Georgia 6
nm f Mobile 6 7i'.
2-`' Alabama and Tennea 6 —CO 11435 17403
8670 New Orleans - 6 9.1
{ Pernambuco & Paraiba -Si 83: 1
320 958 2356
Aracati and Ceara
70 Bahia and Maceio
680 {Maranham -7a ii
Sawginned - 7 7* 5 " " 2485
.... Minas
.... Para — 1
. .... Demerara, Surinam, &c.. - •
590 Egyptian 74 —ll 1532 1532
.... Barhadoes az ......
.... Peruvian — --
.... •Baha ma __
.... Laguayra
.... Common West India - 73 }
.... Carthagena
.... Smyrna •
.... Manilla
1980 Surat - —5/
20 Madras
.... Bengal —
19320 bales. 22803 4245£

COITOMMARKE'F, JitNUARY 25.
We experience but a very. moderate demand for Cott
-trade purchase only for their immediate wants, and in
.3,500 bales have been sold to-day, at similar prices to
last.

The
this way
Saturday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

H. LATTER AND CO.,
54, LORD-STREET,
10 UPPLY READY-MADE CLOTHING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, suitable for every class of Purchasers, and
adapted to all Seasons and Climates, on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
And the Quality and Make of their Articles cannot be excelled.
FOR THE BESPOKE DEPARTMENT,
CUTTERS, of first-rate talent,aad-"Thany years' practical ex-
perience in London and e Tfere, by whom a most exact and
fashionable fit is insure , together with Clever Workmen, from
London and Paris, are employed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

May be vi

d prior to the Sale, and Catalogues had

'URNITURE, CHIMNEY AND TOILET GLASSES,
FIFTEEN DOZEN OF PORT WINE, TEN DOZEN
SHERRY WINE, ONE HUNDRED WHITE
COUNTERPANES, END OF WEST OF ENGLAND
BEANER, TWO PAIR OF SHIP'S PISTOLS, GUN-
POWDER, BAROMETER, EIGHT-PAY CLOCK, 6.c.,
75, H..4NOVER-STREET.

By Mr. HILL,
To-MORROW, (Wednesday) the 27th instant, at Eleven o'clock

preCAely, at hiiitooms,-75, Hanover-street,

ExcEILENT HousEifdEfififfiNlTUßE,
Mahogany Loo, Card, Dining, Sna , and. other Tablets,
Sets of Mahoganyand other Chair some Lounging and
Rocking Cluors, Sofas, Couc , Hall Chairs, Chiffonniers,
Carpets, Fenders, Shower ath, modern Manogany Half-
Tester French Bedstea our-post, Camp, and other Bed-
steads, prime Feathe s, several handsome Sets of Chests
of Drawers, Dress' g Tables, Washstands, Chairs, Kitchen
Furniture and Culinary Articles, Office Counter, Desk, Ranges
of Glass Shelving fora Spirit Vault, or Bar, modern Pictures,
&c., &c.

of this sale; also, the

The SPRING CART, which is nearly neN
Half-past Twelve o'clock, in the cours
fine old bottled Port and Sherry Wines

will be sold at

SHOP FIXTURES, CHEVAL GLASS, fie., PARKER-
STREET, OPPOSITE LEIGH-STREET.
By Mr. HILL,
On MONDAY next, the Ist Fobruary, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, on the Premises, Parker-street, out of Church-street,
THE SHOP FIXTURES, consisting of handsome
and excellent Mahogany-top Counter, with numerous
Drawers in, Ranges of Modern Shelving, Sliding Doors,•Cnp-
boards, Mahogany-top side Counter, Painted Floor-cloth,
planned, Pair Folding Glass Doors, as 'ngs of an Inside
Door, Window Board and Fittings - oard, and other Shop
Fittings, Gas Pendants, Chande and Burners and Fixtures,
splendid Cheval Glass, in M any Frame.
Also, the HOUSEHOL F RNlTURE—Mahogany, Loo,
Pembroke, Card, Snap, other Tables, Sofa, Chairs, Cheffon-
nier, Chests of Dra s, edsteads, Beds, Dressing Glasses,
and other Furnitu and Effects.

To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had at
Mr. HILL'S Office, 75, Hanover-street, on SATURDAY next, the
30th instant.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 31, WHITECHAPEL.
MR. GRICE will SELL by AUCTION, on the
above Premises, on THURSDAY next, the 28th instant,
at Eleven o'clock precisely, the genuine HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE and SHOP GLASSES, Nest Drawers, &c., corn-
prising Two Sets Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mahogany Drawers,
Dressing Glasses, Chairs, Carpets, 11 zany Sofa, Two Sets
Chairs, Side Table, Eight-da Piano-forte, handsome
Pair Card Tables, Sideboard o Table, Easy Chair, Chimney
Glass, Two excellent B els Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons,
with the whole of t itchen Requisites, Shop Glasses, Oil
Cloth, &c.

May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Cataloj
from Mr. GRICE, 40, Whitechapel.

fifth thibltrations.

,gues. had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Eo be Oolb.

VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON THE BANKS OF THE
MERSEY.
MO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, a very desirable
I Plot of LAND,'on the Banks of the Mersey, with a Front-
age to the River of about 150 yards, and to a private road about
370 yards.
Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10,.Exchange-street East.

NEAR THE EXCHANGE
TO be SOLD, very valuable PROPERTY, in the
immediate neighbourhood of the Exchange, with a front-
age to three streets of about 108 yards. This Property is•under
let ; the pretent income is £5OO per annum.
A considerable part of the Purchase Money may remain on
Mortgage; if required.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 23.
The probability that the bonded stock may • next week come
upon the market free of all but a nominal duty (even if that be
levied) has no effect : consumption has overtake), supply, and
though we have not an active inquiry for any article this morn-
ing, the knowledge of this fttct renders holders indifferent to
selling, except at full prices. Wheat and Flour unaltered in
value. Oats htid Oatmeal scarce, and held for higher rates.
Peas and Beans 2s. per quarter higher. Malt firmly held for
late prices, though the contemplated measures of Government
render the brewers somewhat undecidedin their operations.
Barley and low stuffs fully as dear.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

[PRICE THREEPENCE.

STILL SELLING OFF
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,

AT VERY LOW PRICES,.

THE GENUINE STOCK OF

IRONMGNGERY

AND CUTLERY,

N. K

N 0 T T,

79, CHURCE-STREET,

PREVIOUS TO EARLY

REMOVAL TO. 58, DALE-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Ly by letter,

IGII -STREET,
ie DRAPERY

LEET, LORD-
BOURHOOD.
CLUB are
d as above.
t story, which
rations made
ory.up*ards.
Im is the ut-
ng to engage

Union' Club,

Df interest,
upon ample
rt Registered
Stock, Dock
perty.

,sed to D. H.,
nediately at-

tILWAY.
r to receive
, for Suouirof
1 the rate of
ad Whitson-

and CO.,

Secretary.

BY GIVE
SIDERS for

ED CAST-
rn Frames,
to be made
. for inspec-
-street.

• more than
Ching Iron*

Two Coats

:Irofed).l"

;cavengers'
April next,
h from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

moval of the i's. duty if they thought fit
vernment propose the temporary removal of this 4s. duty,

the Protecliori party would not oppose it ; but it was their
firm persuasion that its removal would give no benefit to
the consumer. The Exchequer would lose the duty, and
every farthing would go into the pockets of the corn mer-
chants and forestallers. Should the government also
think fit to propose the admission of sugar for the use of

breweri(
it no op,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

LL'OFFICER.

e that something
,ed States towards
migrants to their
in New York, or
the charterer
[I either find em-
-in other words,
r any charges to
lect to them. In
iom Ireland, we
Lion of this kind,
a of the British
Ireland wemight
h they sailed, as
y. Any arrange-
m-packet comps.--
f the question-ran
uthorities to-take
Ireland to Liver-

IND SCHOOL

OL STANDARD,
ititution for 1846:
anxious that tho'
.ominently before'
;, have not given'
nor the support

e proceedings of
00l Society, the
nsequence of the
Collections, the
lition than they
Axons were only
d in 1846 they
17hurches. They
is to those Cler-
Collections, and
3 continuance of
ciency, seems to
the exertions of
rch Collections.
Church Collec-
ig Annual Sub-
led ; if not, it is
s in such poor
tor-street can be
course quite in-
, therefore, that
the Society an-
so continue to
e .of Scriptural
)rinciples of the

!etions as a very
vying contribu-
he acknowledg-
good which has
trust that the
hureh contribu-
hat there ought
_Liverpool this
lead, I think it
py of the above
and its neigh-
to -ft.—Yours,
LAYMAN.

yr. one; Ireland,
nnary, 1847.
rely. command
avoidably pre-
our proceed-
-1r poor in this
• poused:
vie esre. frost
IDi-uprising. 139
s much meal
have one or
planting trees,
.venient, so as
seen for several
Is, and I have
at a low price.
y half a ton of
tfter supplying
give in return,
who are em-
tion every day
visions now is

Our rulers
levising means
.-a poor men
cold winter's
walking from
k; working the
same distance
alf-starved fa-
1r 10d. a day,
peck ! Their
f --the men live
ly of meal they
rye themselves
rk, and Iknow
it children was
To•crown all
)1:ley presented
many persons
rings to coins
last extremity
mould I refuse
its to be true ?
en enabled to
[ have done so
that the ma-
t be taken off
• is expending
told not one

ismay, as you
asted, though
o husband my
ement another
m which I ex- ;
t.te means, on
to come are
and after all,
night as well
10 Meal, since
oners who live
ost penurious
• Retrench-
to throw them
asult ? They
►g, except the.
lily employe&
must staimfq
ge a number•
I know net
persons being
t from other

Ind truly the,
people,

rs,

rstand, gladlY

ox.—We las t
plendid hotel?,
itfle surprised
manner in
eleven sitting
ether with the
p set apart for
'here they are
the kitchens'
Id lofty. Tile
arge windowS
a magnificent
ay, Station, iS
and arabesque
of each pane,
;
I delicacy for
f flowers sir
trast in colour
in this room'
and elegant;
art plain, thd
suited to WI
four retiring'
hroughout the
L a mahogani
any dressing'
I indeed WI
.arm, hot, Oa
ach lobby ail
carpet, whicil
all similar::,
y fitting, to7o
The Quell,
who has 104
imager of the
me alone is
d
I in a ratuOr"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

[PRICE THREEPENCE.

STILL SELLING OFF,
FORA FEN DAYS ONLY,
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
THE GENUINE STOCK OF
IRONMONGERY AND: CUTLERY,

OF

N. KNOTT,
79, CHURCH-STREET,

PREVIOUS TO EARLY
REMOVAL TO 52, DALE-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

In progress, and will shortly be published, price 2d.,
A N APPEAL to REASON & COMMON SENSE,
/1 in a Dissertation on the Human Hair...-

By T. HEIGHTON, HA TIER,
10, South John-str , iverpool.
The proceeds of Sale be A ropriated to the funds of the
Houseless Poor, and for itous presentation to Subscribers
and Customers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

..... (the Maid of °is) Madame Ai
Jules de Mont on Mr. D. W. Ki
Aft which, the Farce of

Isoline.

, vi eanesaay,i an vrrati
Anna Bishop and Mr. D. W. King will apps
PRICES OF ADMISSI
2s. 6d. ; Pit, is. 6d. ;
Years of Age, Half-pric
The Box-office will be c
Doors to be opened at He'
will commence at Seven
the
Nobusine Admss iion athe
ss
of the T'

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT QHARLOTTESTREE•T.
Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. R. COPELAND

ON :—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes,
Gallery, 6d. Children under Twelve
to the Dress Boxes only.
ed daily, from Ten until Three.

ast Six o'clock ; the Performahc

age MiOr, but to persons engaged in

Manager, Mr. ROBERT ROXBY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

BOWL, carrying Her 4.
only.

They also sa
Dock to DUBI

1 their Caigo Vessels (as bet
IN QUAY :

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,

SATURDAY

For BELFAST, the WINDSOR.
THURSDAY, January 28, at 8 O'CIOCk P.M.
Returning from Belfast to Liverpool every Monday, Wednesday,

For BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, and. CARNARVON,

The PRINCE OF WALES,

The PRINCE OF WALES Hill sail from George's Pierilead
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at Ten o'clock in the
Morning; and from MENAI BRIDGE every MONDAY and
FaiDav, at Nine o'clock in the Morning.

Tke ERIN-GO-BRAGH will sail from CLARENCE Doex,
For CARNARVON,
THURSDAY, January 28, at 8 o'clock A.M.
(Returning franc Carnarcon every Taesday and Friday morning,

Further information given at the Company's Office, 24, Water-
strek JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent.

STEAM COMMUNICATION

BETWEF

LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
The Glasgow and Liverpool Steam Shipping
'N Company's Steamers
ORION Capt. MAIN,
,
And Chartered Steamer VICEROY, .
Capt. STORES.
The City of Glasgow Steam-packet Company's

•- - Steamers,
ADMIRAL Capt. Boyn,
COMMODORE Capt. HARDIE.
°l44o3o4o4lLiverpool Royal Steam-packet Company's Steamer
PRINCESS ROYAL.. Capt. CRAW FORD,
his, sail between Glasgow and Liverpool,
with Goods and Passengers.

Or other Steam-!

COMMODORE
-VICEROY ..::

(With or without Pilots.)
JANUARY.
This Day, the 26th, at .6,
• Wednesday ,the 27th, at 7, Evenin
Thursday, the 28th, at 8, Et'enik_
Saturday. the 30th, at 10, Morning,
FEBRUARY.
Monday, the Ist, at 11, Mon
entmust be alougsk

Comm°Do

seveitised t
FARES :-

me of Balllng
.Cabin, 15'. ;

:vening

Le one hou'r before the

Steward's Fee, 28. ; Steerage, ss,

Agents for the ORION and VICEROY,
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
7, Water-street.
Agents for the ADMIRAL and COMMODORE
DAVID WIVER and Co.,
12, Water-street.

AsTat for the PRINCESS ROYAL :
ROBERT LAMONT,
33, Water•street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 22.
Sugar.-,--There has been an animated Sand extensive demand
for all descriptions, .at an advance of -Is. '6d. to 3s. on brown
and middling, and 6d. to Is. on good and fine, and the sales
amount to 650 hhds. B. P., 16,000 bags Bengal, 3000 bags
Madras, and 4000 bags Mauritius. Foreign.—The demand has
been very active throughout the week, and prices must be quoted
from ls. to Is. 6d., and in some instances 2s. higher. The sales
amouitt to 700 cases, 1400 brls. and bags Brazil, 150 boxes Ha-
vana, and 8000 bags China,. of the late import, at from 525. 6d.
to 545. 6d. for low to middlng white.
aSses.—Prices have advanced cOnsiderably, and 1000 puns.
"Barbadoes have brought 30s. to 31s: ; 300 puns. Demerara have
been sold to arrive at 285., and East India Treacle at 255. 6d.
to 275. per cwt.
Coffee.—The demand continues-good, and prices of all kinds
are well supported; the sales of B. P. and 180 casks Jamaica,
and,3oo bags ordinary native Ceylon, the latter at 404 per cwt.
and of Foreign, 60 tees. 100 brls. 250 bags Rig, at 471. to 58s.
for low to very coloury middling; 800 bags Costa Rica at 375. to
40s; 50 bales Mocha at 55s and 200 bags Laguayra at the quo-
tations.

sales of Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento.
Rice.-3400 bags sold at a further advance of Is. on Bengal,
and 4'oo tees. Carolina at 295. to 335. ; 8000 bags Beal, to
arrive, have also been taken, 'chiefly at 20s. for brokeli, and
225. to 235. for good white.
Rum.—The-market continue Ste advance ;.the sales are 200
casks Demerara, 22 per cent. 0. P., at 4s. 4d., stronger 4s. fid.
to 4s. 10d. ; a choice mark brought ss. ; East India 2s. 11d.
proof, and a parcel of Brazil, 15 per cent. U. P., at Is. 10d.
per gallon.
Tea: The market is steady; and a fair business has been
done in Congous, 4500 chests of new crop have found buyers at
' full prices. Green Tea, of common to good quality, continue
"much neglected, and quotatiers are rather nominal.
Tallow is a little firmer during the last few days, and about
160 casks are reported at 525. for Petersburg Y. C., and 50s. :o
525. per cwt. for North American.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Apply to OCT: WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East

DETACHED FAMILY RESIDENCE, AT FAIRFIELD.
rIIO be SOLD, a very comfortable and compact FA-
MILY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near the Fairfield Es-
tate, with Coach-house, Stable, and Garden. The situation is
within an easy walk of Exchange, and has the advantage of
Omnibuses passing every half-hour during the day. This
House is a very desirable residence for a small genteel Family.
Price £1,600.
For particulars apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-
street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Just Published,
POSTHUMOUS and other POEMS. By CHAR-
LOTTE ELIZABETH. One Vol., post Bvo, cloth boards,
price Five Shillings.
I ask no glitt'ring hoard o en store,
Nor wealth nor hono, to my name be giv'n ;
My proudest title J sto adore,
My wealth ion, and my palace—Heav'n.
_ _ _

Published by SEELEY,. BUiNSI DE; and SEELEY ; and may
be had of all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 22.
The increasing stringency- of the money market„ and the
pressure of new Cotton for sale, have depressed prices am-
siderably this week. The market has been very irregiilar,
American having been sold at id. to id., and all other descrip-
tions at id. to id. per lb, decline, closing heavily. 'At the
Sublic sale this day, consisting of 1864 Sea Island and '373
tained, 280 of the former, and 60 of the latter, sold at a re-
duction of id to Id. in the lower qualities. Speculaters have
taken 3600 bales of American, and exporters 400 American and
450 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 15th to-the 22nd Jan., 1847,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

TUESDAY

WA ce

__,Gainly did not expect from Lord John
Russell's Government, in the session just opened,
anything very striking— anything to make the
hair stand on end with wonder or with awe; and,
therefore, we confess that we read the usual ex-
ponent of Ministerial measures her Majesty's
speech—with singular equanimity; but we cannot
se from its perusal with the same pas-
sive temper. It did surprise us that a statesman, so
all-sufficient as Lord John Russell, at a time when
--z.,ted social and economical de-
rangements --
were occupying the public mind, could
reconcile it to himself as being respectful to the
dignity of Parliament, and to the intelligence of
the nation, to show us so little of the policy in ac-
cordance with which he proposes to carry on his

say that we ro

so many compl

Government.
Her Maiest

on the mass a

s Ministers appear to have looked
iusiness before them with only one
arentlyfixed upon every other por-
; the United Kingdom of Great
vast Colonial Empire attached to
%lmost entirely overlooked. Ire-
-her social disorganization and
[gross the lion's share of notice.
marriage, we are told, (and her
have read this part of the speech
almost vexed emphasis,) has a
Cracow affair has a very peremp-
The affairs of the River Plate are
are told that her Majesty's
y with foreign powers inspire her
nfidence in the maintenance of
gland and Wales are only referred
ire us that preparations are being
out the Local Courts' Bill for
call debts, and that measures will
rd for improving the health of

eye, which

tion of the glOt

Britain, and

-her crins

ye no right to complain of this ap--
reland has for years past, and will
o come, take up more than her
share of the legislative atten-

mdition gives her a title to a
)rd Palmerston at the head of
are likely enough to have
)tests to notice. But there
is upon which the people of
deep interest, and the import-
it have fully justified Govern-
to them, however briefly. The
ti education is one of these. The
pects of our industrial popula-
tat manufacturing interests, ought
ought worthy of a passing notice ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

PATHY

to give the
coming into
knew, who
money at
lund them;
lin on depu-
sCriptions."

the Roman
lon. -

vents, Mr.
of the bar-
ns on the
r suffering
ce ?

is the dis-

6s. 7d. was
to the cre-
easurer of

W. Rath-

—of which
opened for

.edericton,

h of Eng-
Les several'

Ailianc,e
Ewbank,

the Rev,
shire, was

In Sunday
h church,
pointment
on-Breck,
the above
collected.
atitn have
luring the

B, LEEDS.
Led by the
,t St. Sa-
g that, on
rates for-
he keys of
e Roman
when the
nmunion !

ty appear,
he Oxford

those of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

if adopted, r
le in comfort,

Ltine that s

for imprc

m_of calamity, h

s to your (

your deliberative wisdom

had wisely ab-

stained from introducing int
topics which were likely to lead to disCussion, it
unnecessary for him, at the commencement of

bit embar

under existing circumstances they were
ce. The fact of their being in
rom no act of their own ; there

fairly entitled to forbear

possession of power aros

were many in office against their wishes ; in the trying
position in which they were placed, they were entitled to
aid, and so long as they abstained from tampering with
the institutions of the country they should have the for
bearance of him and those who acted with him.
Majesty's Speech there was nothing to give rise to hostile

In her 1

of the toontry

, but now they were down to ss. and

ttention to t

ms, the 1
good and

-red for the

ht, althougi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

cation

A meeting, originating with the Odd-fellows, was held
in Ormskirk, on Monday, the vicar in the chair, to pro-
mote a subscription for Ireland. The sum subscribed in
the room was £4O.
RUNCORF.—The trade of this port is still on the in-
•

; no fewer than 3300 vessels arrived during the past
year, and upwards of 1500 vessels received cargo export
from thence, and thirty vessels arrived from foreign ports.
SHORT TlME.—This is the, twelfth week that the spin-
ners and manufacturers of the borough have worked their
mills four days per week, and we hear nothing said of any
extension of time.—Stockport Advertiseni
Dixon, who attempted to commit suicide during his
trial at the last Chester sessions, has since attempted to
starve himself to death. He is now nearly recovered from
the effects of the wound which he inflicted on himself in
the dock with a razor. -

crease

On Friday, an inquest was held at Moss Bank, St.
Helens, on view of the body of John Hoggatt, a labourer,
who was found dead in the school-room, at Moss Bank,

it previous
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

that-they had con-
Le others were only

pertinacity

-Record

f fashion, in the day we

t remote thought of
on fashionable paper,
ished in some fashion-

volumes post octavo as
The difference

:o the wate

hes of the last century

d print, the funds of the
of the reader, the belles-
)k at works of merit and

if of existing lu

ty occur to pl
men's feasts

nfOrtunately,
since Tom

to enquire whetl

Led not

lerciless

of the noblest farad
ape, accompanied b

fled from the

girl, ofixpisite beauty

uldeis ;
touching
ith encirled her with his
uength would permit. He

to tiine by

te confor-

answered

At this instant

I of thc

i the beauty

and with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

DEMYS, ROYALS, IMPERIALS, DRAFT, BRIEF, AND

, -
COPYING PAPER.
MORISON'S BLACK, COLOURED, AND COPYING
INKS.

PERRY'S, HARWOOD'S, VOORSANGER'S, AND OTHER
_ _ _

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PAPER CASES,

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CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS,

IN CALF, RUSSIA, AND MOROCCO,

WRITING DESKS,

HARWOOD'S METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOKS

SEALING WAX, WAFERS, LETTER FILES.
ANNEXING RIBBON AND TAPE.
SHAEEBROKERS' SALE AND PURCHASE BOOKS,

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LETTER-PRESS PRINTING :
REPORTS, CATALOGUES, SHAREBROKERS' BOOKS &
FORMS, BILLS OF LADING, CARDS. CIRCULARS,
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LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

declaring its independence.
Yucatan appeared still to be

1101141 utsoruers. campeachy
independence of the department.
Montreal journals of the 30th ult. add nothing to our
ntnm/VII 'Ann's-rum.'

Havana accounts to the 20th December had been received
A Yucatan schooner had
_managed to elude the Ameri-

-war cruising off the por

twisting Eng]

colours and so passed into the harbour

PORTUGAL

Accounts from Lisbon to the 11th instant represent
that considerable progress had been make towards the
pacification of the entire country. The provinces of Es-
tremadura, Algarve, Lower Beira, and Tras-os-Montes
were entirely tranquillized, and the road from Lisbon to
Coimbra perfectly clear of guerillas, the telegraphs and
posts being again established. - Saldanha had marched
northward from Coimbra, where he had met with a bril-
liant reception, as far as Joaninho, on the road to Oporto.
Our accounts from Oporto are to the 13th instant. On
the 3d Das Antas entered that city, where the remnant
of his army joined him on the 7th. The regular troops
there numbered only a thousand, and the whole number
under arms in Oporto was between twelve and thirteen
thousand. Viana had declared for the Queen ; the rebels
were deserting the country and gathering in Oporto.
Most of their leaders were 'there : among them General
Barad da Almagem, and Conde da Tiapa. The Miguelites
were fast joining them. A Spanish letter states that Don
Miguel had been proclaimed King by the insurrectionary
junta, but this statement needs confirmation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

►, 1847.

ETC E.

the iit of Sep_
1d expected to
tion to-morrow

ply of English
us day week.
business trans-
greatly sought
)e freely given,
Indian Corn.
on the reserve,

ult buyers have
quarter.

iTERDAY.

rous, the Beef
in the quota-
ie very highest
r §lb.

e increase, and
in the weather,
kets; the mut-
I 2d. per 81b.,

very little was

wing the whole
has been per
lected to come
ement both in
le influence in
)een done front
and are now

done, but the
king accounts.
For the distress
in the calcula-
tter of course,
T Cents. have
rter per Cents.
0. Exchequer

of thapresent
se 'duties we
)enefiting any
the increased
price. This
address just
;he following
monthly tea
46, also ably

be open for
Latity of tea
it is a perish-
abruit to the
been seldom
the disastrous
Last two years
rYbeen often

; so that the
own account
sties at home
;fish account ;
anti we have
demand. It
t the quantity
11 million lbs.
India. Cora-
mted to, only
Le quantity of
seventy-five
mice has de-
is more sur-
withstanding
cent. on the
us duty, and
er, and—but
t the export
rly affects the
luld then be
of theirre-

the office o£
1.

intelligence,
vs is notim-

?,din R.N.., is,
o convey. re—
m Premier's

Journal der
)dessa, Dec.
really extrn--
,ccurnulation,
eforth, how—
the interior
►er of ships
and the 25th,
Le departures-
Lat the ships
A' more than
here more
commence-
s have taken
the crop of
the crop of:
iu Westerao
Russia pro.
onsurnption

breeze.

Merchant,
New York—
, Demerara,-
richol, Mara-
-1 2nd Jan.—
alta.

?.w York 31st
ater papers.)

Charleston,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

iu LarellCC uravmg Dock, in consequence of the
ag, way of an old wall or embankment, which had

seen left standing unt

a junction should be effected

embankment

Is an excavation, in which a number of
men (some say thirty or forty) had been working • but in
consequence of the inclemency of the weather, they were
unable to proceed, and fortunately did not on Wednesday
resume their work. Shortly after noon, being about high
water, the graving dock was opened for letting out some
vessels, when, from the pressure of the water against the
wall, it gave way, and the water rushed into the excava-
tion at the back, thus withdrawing it in a great measure
from the graving dock. The commotion of the water at
the time was most alarming--several vessels, as if by
magic, moved from the graving dock into the entrance
basin with such rapidity that one of them came in contact
with the quay wall and received some injury, and the
others were more or less slightly damaged by the shock.
On the water gaining its level, of course no further injury
could be apprehended, and the vessels which had been
disturbed were hauled back to their situations. T

part of file
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

the price of

sum on a 51bt cloth gives an advance of 21d:per lb., the
advance on the yarn being lid, only, and the advance on
cotton 21d. to.3d.

The manufacturer, therefore, seems to be dbing rather
better than the.spirmer ; but we ;bust deduct a-little from
the apparent amount of his advance for the eAra cost of
finishing materials. The advance-in the price of 40 inch
shirtings in the year is from Bs. 6d: on Ist January, 1846,
to 99: on Ist January instant, or i-in 7; the advance on
No. 40 -water twist has been 1 in 17 ; and on mill yarn
somewhat less. This is not so favaerable for the-manu-
facturer, although- it is, perhaps, the-most correctrtest, as
printing-cloths, being required for the spring patterns,
the commencement of the yea*
e more than other descriptions of clothrbeing

usually 'rule highes

of goads

sported_during the

`'lt will be perceived that Chave
e on goods for the- year at 21per

previougy.ivas 5 per;cent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 20.
There was a large show of stock to-day, and the quality an
average one; still prime Beef and Mutton brought previous
rates, say, Beef bid. to 6d. and Mutton 50. to Gad. per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JAR. 19.
The weeks supplies of Flour and Indian Corn are liberal, of
Wheat moderate, but of other articles limited.
Under the expectation that some new changes may be made
in regard to the trade on the meeting of .Parliament, there was
a general disinclination to purchase to-day, and the markedthe whole ruled flat.—Wheats at the arne,rdment of Frid
Flour at little more than the rates of this-day week.—Oats and
Oatmeal again dearer.—Other articles brought slowly the ad-
vance stated on Friday.

Barley,RW elya eED.D tttsr;:srglhn:eivi7i:l:olllllehit white
Scotch eirisl• • ••• • • •
Irish ******* •
******
• *
Oats, per 45th.
English & Scotch, new
Welsh '
Irish, fine qualities
general to.
Beans, English, qr
Scotch& Irish,V4Both
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish . , maple
Flour, per 28016.
English & Irish, 2nds,
Ditto, -superfine
Oatmeal, la 111..0f 24016.1
Irish, 1846
Canadian
Bran, 24th

s. d. s. d.
11 5 on 8
H 6 —l2 0
110 8 —ll 1
10.10 —ll 4

s, d. s. tl.
H 4 (RH 8
11 4 —l2 0
10 4 —lO 10
10 6 —ll 2

07 0 -60 0

none.
7 6 7 9

183 0 -87 0
0 0 - 0 0

5 6 -5 8
5 4 -5 6

5 9 - 6 0

5 6 - 5 9

lai 0-64 0
p 7 0 -59 0

156 0 -68 0

148 0 -52 0
62 t) -64 0

46 0.-50 0
46 0 -50 0
1 9.- 2 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Further- particulars may I
BRANCH'S Or

F, in Hanover.street, LiverPoO.

SALE OF LAW BOOKS, OFFICE FIXTURES, FURNI.

TUBE, 4-c.
By Mr. JAMES T ,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) tl instant, at Twelve O'clock
precisely, at hi e Rooms, Whitechapel,
ABOUT 100 V mes of LAW BOOKS, including
the Statutes at large; a variety of FIXTURES, large Iron
BEAMS SCALES, and WEIGHTS ; an Assortment of HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS, removed for the
convenience of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY ,22.
The arrivals of grain •to this market continue large. The
demand for Wheat to-day, for consumption, has been very
limited; but much of the supply being withdrawn from the
market, and having one or two speculative buyers, ',prices are
not quotably lower for, fine qualities; but all damp secondary
runs are had to sell. 'llarley may be stated 2s. to 36. per quarter
lower, with very few, buyers ; and a few samples remain on
'hand.' Oats are generally held at an advance of Id. per stone,
but, as shelling is no dearer to-day, they meet a slow sale.
Beans are 2s. per qUarter higher. Malt less inquired for.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

chandise will be al
/heir Lugga
by the Ste

rs for the Cambria

aer that takes tf

particularly requested to send all Luggage
afore; and to prevent disappointment or
s are informed that no Packages of Mer-
wed to go on board as Luggage, or with
Passengers will be allowed td go on board

the Agents, in

.rig Of WEDRESDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

The in-

)rt of two

pally to

s.) Naples
;cant', &c.,

falling off

bits a very
1,18,839,181

'amount of
the exports

s ; tha'

!lions more

acture—we

?,67,084,797

Lg a falling

very slight

on thread,

Lnterpanes,
rly 50 per

and un- e-

the unim-

cords and

11,749 lbs

exports of
ed in 1846
The con-

at 31,793

yarn spun

187 lbs

►ounts the

.s in 1844
3. in 18"

, the ma-

3st to our

eight ex-

spun, we

,slimed in
consumed

mption of

resided at

xamiuing

ament re-

for an act
Works.

of an act
tied " An
n cases of

on behalf

hn Laird,

the same

Hicklin,

?ponents,

isiderable

B. Lloyd
Forests,
rere eni-

f, and his

instruc-
ir the dis-
louses of

ject o:

ain more

stigation

'ye& that
and that
be fully
ucted to
ne other

.s of the
!ctors, if

vilege of

y, in all

ras to be

th. He
I heads.

!ond was

agree-

Birken-

sanatory

ig wash--

watering
a public
er rate ;

by coni-

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rivaxtii

to the

X water

ime had

hands

)serving,
be, that
the local

facers of

is, show-

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in the

ses were

1 course

houses

s above
d under
ter £l5,
::20, and

; above
ler £6O,
:70, and

; above
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3 11 60►
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f
ound

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urposes,

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apply of

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INN'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

cra anteb.

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