The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-03-02 00:00:00

lJ ALTERATI(

NORTH

JOURNAL Of

SATUI

bills being t
Consols for

I closed 881 to i

NSARI

z£loo,ol

I' 89 to

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from Lancaster, at half
noon, and to reach WI

that is five hours aft

RPOOI

offer myself as a CANDI,TE for
lONORARY SURGE to the
ow vacant. The facto my having

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day of March.
J. B. BADHAM, Secr

EVEN

Broad-street

MALE INVALIDS
females

xpired from d

zgiGene

Fespectt

ly consul

I, but the petit

1 be for

Owl, Lon

ONEY MARKET

s yesterday

security that was marker

to I, were done at

,cconnt Consols receded to

Llequer:bills were finally quoted

166 to 167; India
831; 34 per Cent

Reduce

1 an inactive st

A; 100 ; Belgian,

Spanis'

ing paragraph appeared
ensation has been creat-

cles here by the sudden flight of a
ildermen, leaving behind him defal-
amount 0f,.X60,0U0... No reason has

uetalcations to amount tc
he half of that sum would bc

ly after the arrival of the s

same after-

iitehaven at half-past seven o'clock
ards),'returning from Whitehaven
tablished early in the spring, and it
t Furness and East Cum-

ill b
cede the pre

ORDINARY AND MYS

)US DISAPPEARANCE

THE GUARD OF THE DOVER MAIL COACH.—On Wed-
day morning, on the arrival of the Dover mail coach at
General Post-office, the guard belonging to it was found

.ved with the mail bags. From the statement
n,.it is feared that some dreadful, if not fatal

On. the coachman arriving about

:at of the guard, but could not see him.
,t off, he waited a few minutes ; but find-
1, he turned the horses round, and drove

but could not discover him any-

cin?ediately pro-

STRANGE BRIDEGROOM.—A couple presented theinsel
fore the curate of Wrexham church on the morning

_r in the holy bonds of ma-
vice had proceeded to that part of the cere-
here the minister calls upon the bridegroom to say
n, "I, A. B. take thee, C. D. to be my wedded
wife," when the man, instead of repeating the words, said,
" I wull, I'll have her." The minister remonstrated with
him, and told him to repeat the exact words after him, as
above mentioned. The man, however, persisted in his man-
ner of reply, and said, " I well, I'll have her." The clerk,
thinking he bad some impediment in his speech, whispered
to him softly to repeat the words after the curate, but with-
out effect. The man continued. to reply as before ; and the

Tuesday 1
trimony.

The man i 3

ham.—Carnarvon Herald

DARING OUTRAGE AT R
On Sunday nizht. or rather v

e family- of -Mr.
as disturbed by t

e from church un-
the Walks, Wrex-

STONE NEAR BARNSLEY
early on
_Monday morni

:entleman farmer at Royston
' a bell in the pigeon cote. or

which Mr. Old'royd hearing some men breaking into his
pigeon cote, which was opposite to his dwelling-house, dis-
charged his gun in that direction from his chamber window,
and then dressing himself as speedily as possible, went out
of the house with a loaded blunderbuss to search his adjoin.
ing farming premises. He had not proceeded far, before
three or four men either attacked him or threw a brickbat
with violence at his head, which knocked him down, and he
was found by his family weltering in his blood, and so far
deprived of reason as to be unable to give any account of

what oc

iseovery of t

urst o.
_le parties. His
blunderbuss must have been taken from him when down as
it has not yet been discovered, and the parties decamped im-
mediately. On Thursday, Mr. Oldrovd was considered out
of danger.