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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

DAILY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
'.'• ' :'
' `4_\ ORION, (new Ship) Capt. MAIN,
yii i,. COMMODORE Capt. HARDIE,
4 -'-'. PRINCESS ROYAL Capt. CRAWFORD,
ADMIRAL Capt. BOYD,
Or ether Steam-ships, sail between LIVERPOOL and GLAS-
GOW, with Goods and Passengers.

FROM LIVERPOOL,
AUGUST.

ORION

This Day, the 3d.. at 2 , Afternoor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

Aug. 3, 1847.

aw anteb.

TO DRAPERS' ASSISTANTS.
WANTED, an active YOUNG MAN.—Apply at 50,
Old Haymarket.

WANTED, as APPRENTICE in a MERCHANT'S
,OFFICE, a respectable YOUTH, of a good education.
Salary,loo, for five years. A knowledge of the French and
German Languages will insure the preference.
Direct, Postoffi
ce, P 74.

TO MASTER SAILMAKERS.
WANTED, by a steady, experienced SAILMAIER,
a SITUATION as FOREMAN or SUPERINTENDENT
of a SAIL-ROOM. He has a thorough knowledge of the Busi-
ness and the required duties, and believes that he could give
satisfaction to his employers: •
,sraAddress to T. O. Standard-office, where specimens of his
"--7ings may be seen.

MTANTED to RENT, in the neighbourhood of the
Slate'Docks' atßirkenhead, a Plot of LAND, for a Coal and
Yard.
Nnamilton_
lAppl
o. - Y_ to Mr. HENRY
quare HUTCHINSON, House and Land Agent,
s, who
LT,'eral HOUSES and SHOPS, in gelgiblehas siMations, to be
------._ (One interest.)

AGENCIES WANTED.
LNTED, One or Two good AGENCIES, by a
YOUNG MAN, having a good business connection, and
'Considerable spare time. A Coal Agency would be preferred.
Letters, stating particulars, addressed H., Box R 35, Post-
office: Liverpool, will be attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

Chinese seem weu qualified to realise the old nursery tale
of a respectable elderly gentleman, who shot at a pigeon
and killed a jackdaw. There was one of them, during the
late skirmishes, let off his clumsy firm fit nna of nnr man

trars throughout the country to stal
whether any epidemic disease, such
&c., has been prevailing in their distr

,te in th

returns

typhus,

8“11 aid {JUG MA v 1.4.11 I.G /IF 1./1 GE,avw--
and contrived to kill a pig which was grunting twenty that typhus, scarlatina, and other epidemic diseas.., -
yards off. The crew of the Chinese junk so long expected been raging to a calamitous extent. The registrars in
in London have, in their search for the metropolis of Liverpool and Manchester state that the " Irish fever"
England, contrived to arrive at New York. The following has prevailed amongst the lower classes to an unparalleled
description of her is given in the New York Express : degree. Indeed, we have seldom perused a more afflict.:
"We have read in books a description and have seen pie- ing account of sickness and mortality than i§ here pre'
tures and models of these wonderful vessels,, but until seated to us.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

5 Hornpipe, and tour others ; Sweep:
each, for two. yrs old, won by Mr.
beating Mr. Herbert's 'Hope Lord

won by two lengths by Cle-
-Ina, Archness, and Me-
ws. each, T. Y.C., won by

of 50 sovs. each,
a, beating Slander, Cosa
Sweepstakes of 10

aristop'

any

Gundred

.00d ran ir!

5 sous

Ir. Irwin

, dna a
first Class of the March Stakes of 10 sovs. each, was
n by Mr. Clifton's Brown Bess, beating Mr. Morton's
frican, Duke of Richmond's Outpost, and Lord G.
nd Draco. For the Second Class of March
—cs, Mr. Irwin's Patriot beat Captain Pettit's Kismet,
and three others. The Challenge for the March Stakes
was won by Mr. Merton's African, beating Mr. Clifton's
Brown Be s, and Mr. Elliott's Nottingham,

I L enno:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

CHALYBEATE GERMAN SEIDLITZ
POWDERS.

The various effects produced by the operation of Seidlitz
Powders depend entirely on the different •e of preparation.
These powders are brought to that sta • i f perfection by which
the most uniform results will be ex. ienced. They are quite
tasteless, and possess all the exc: ent qualities of the famous
German Seidlitz Spring, to w ch so many persons annually
resort. The low price at ich they are prepared will also
secure them a decided pre ence.
In Boxes containing . wders for Twelve Glasses at Is. 3d,
and Tin Cases.
SUPERIOR 11 'GER BEER, LEMONADE, AND
' ANGEADE POWDERS.

The cooling and refreshing properties of these delightful
Summer Beverages cannot be too highly valued. They are
very superior to what are usually sold under these names.
In packets Is. 3d. each.
1:0- For the convenience of travellers and for ship use, the
whole of the above powders may be had in pint and half-pint
bottles, at 2s. 6d. and is. 6d. each, a small spoonful of which,
mixed with water produces a delightful and refreshing beverage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

GENERAL PROVIDENT ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,

20, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
PATRONS.
The EARL Of SEFTON.
VISCOUNT SANDON, M.P.
Wm. ENTWISLE, Esq. M.P.
The Worshipful the dAYOR of Liverpool.
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, Rector.
The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Rector.
PaasiDENe.—JOHN CROPPER Es
VICE-PRESIDENT.—THOMAS SANS, Esq.
TREASURER.—JOHN CLOW, Esq.
TRUSTEES.
John Bramley Moore, Esq. James Stitt, Esq.
George Holt, Esq. I Samuel Holme, Esq.
MEDICAL OFFICERS.
BeTijamin Blower, Esq., 58, Stafford-street,
James Bruce, Esq., M.D, 58, Nelson-street.

This Society offers the following advantages
11/mance front ss. to 205., by weekly, monthly, vs* guar-
payments.
s from 2s. 6d. to 40s. per week, do. do. do,
payable at Death from, 10 to .€2OO, do. do. do.
Endowments for Children from to .€2OO, do. do. do.
Medical Advice with Attendance, 3s. per year.
.This.lnstitution being ceiqiified by Act of Parliament, is free
from Stamp Duty. Attendance daily from TEN to FOUR,
and SIX to EIGHT, at the Office, 20, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
lz-v-zarooL, H. READ, Secretary.

TVeekly

STANDARD
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE,

AND
WHOLESALE AND:RETAIL STATIONERY WAREHOUSI
L ACE
PUBLISHERS.

AND

A D D I S O N,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

et shrink from surrende

and all
entirely to the

ing the tale cf Troy, with all its military details
its hosts, and all its kings and chieftain

domain of fiction

t of it true

no Aga-
no battles on

memnon ?—no Ul
that plain where t

—no Troy tat
eller still tra,

the position of
' they might ex-

the hostile forces

claim in the langu:

a, when

Tiling. in his his-

tory of that fabulot
sprang from Brute tl

line of English monarchs which
Trojan—in his time still lingering
ed to sleep unvesed by the

in men's faith, now suffer
keenest historical research,

." Those old and inborn
mngs, never any to have been real persons, or done in
their lives at lea-' line part of what so long hath been re-
membered-- • ,t be thought, without too strict in-
the whole narrative, were it

not for the fami]
and exploits of th

liarity we early acquire with the persons
its famous legend, would be seen at.once

-eritable history among

t the pe

attack aft

iticism, and ha

been graduall:

lorious circumstance, till now, even lor
filling to believe, there remains the
imaginable of what may be pro-
Hermlotus, with all his
mt to attribute the
gned : he seems to
3'-fie Knight, that the

could not as
popularly as

:ould nc

" for (

ffe con-

part of the story

immediate

ced, they tight on

bject of the strife is forgotten in the
,pponent thinks only how to destroy
Ls, however, had heard another ac-
:s of Egypt, which made him still
cute the popular tradition. Accord-
ccount, Helen was in fact detained in Egypt

Paris, it seems, in
ariven thither in a storm ;
earing of the wrong he had com-
nel, as, had sent him out of the coun-
aed Helen till her lawful husband should ap-
her. The misfortune was, that when the
e Troy demanded Helen, and were told that
as. nor had been in the town, they would not

i of the sieg

qPnelat

Sys Herodotus,
given up, even if she had
If instead of Paris : the Tro-

lly been in Troy

Lrred utter and irretrievable de-

)f retaining her; their misfor-
v did not possess, and therefore
t found it impossible to con-
-Blackwood.

hat such Was the fa,

T OF SOCIETY IN GREECE

Greece has acquired
polish and refine-
knowledged RA one of the
rrowinz civilization. The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

She was asleep
when found, and on being rousedi, the watch dropped front
her person. She was committed for trial at the sessions.

n a lions

in Garden-lane

DROWNED.—An inquest was yesterday hekt
Curry, on view of the body of William
aged five years. William Wilson, a twine
spinner, who works at his trade in Brick-field, near
London Road, where there is a pit, said, that on Saturday
morning, having heard that a boy had fallen into tho
water; he dived into the pool;. and brought up the deceased,
who: was quite dead. A surgeon was called, but of
avail. The father of the deceased is a tea-porter,resid,
ing in Newsham Street ;. and it appeared that deceased
had gone with another little boy to catch jack sharps 111_
the pit, and that when getting up the bank to come awn
he fell backwards, and, was drowned.

AAR
before
Stalker

On the 18th ultimo, 3
reet ; and on the 231

DIED.
ROBERT STEEL, of Great Homer'
Mr. ROBERT STEEL„ husband of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

its processes should be obstructed on the present occasion
kindly offered to assist the sheriff's officers with a suf

A.V.V.4IJ VA V%., I{/lf 1/S,, It
and his safe lodgment in Reading Gaol, or wherever John
Doe or Richard Roe might wish to remove him. The
officers of the law, fearing that blood might be shed in
the disturbance which must ensue, and being apprehen-
sive, moreover, that if their honourable prisoner were
seized and rescued, the High Sheriff might become
liable for the debt, determined to make no attempt on the
day of nomination, but to wait for a more favourable
occasion. It was thought advisable by Mr. Blackstone's
friends that he should sleep at the Bank on Friday night,
instead of incurring the hazard of a return to his seat at
Howbury. The polling took place on Saturday, and
when the clock struck four the crowd assembled under
the windows of the Bank,- and lustily cheered the success-
ful candidate, under the impression that he might then
safely defy his persecutors. The " Legislator in diffi-
culties," however, appeared anxious to hear himself for-
mally declared by the Mayor to be duly elected, before he
trusted himself within the reach of the harpies of the law,
and therefore requested the electors to escort him safely
to the Town-hall, and the honourable gentleman's appeal
was immediately and effectually answered. The crowd
fell back, and a clear passage was preserved from the
Bank to the Town-hall, the farmers and others joining
arms to prevent the enemy coming at the hon. member.
By-and-bye Mr. Blackstone appeared at the door of the
Bank in the midst of a band of most- determined looking
fellows, armed with short sticks, who kept so close to the
hen, gentleman that he was fairly carried off his legs and
borne into the Town-hall. The rush in which this was
effected can only be compared to a pit-door on a Jenny
Lind night, and the squeezing which the hon. member
underwent during the horrors of this " middle passage"
was a heavy penalty to pay for the " privilege" and " ex-
emption" of even a long Parliament. The Mayor having
made thh official declaration that Mr. William Seymour
Blackstone was duly elected to serve the borough of Wal-

lingford in Parliament, the candidates severally addressed
the crowd in the market-place below from a window of the
Town-hail, Mr. Blackburne declaring that if any steps
were taken to arrest him, he would makes ruptiou in Par-
liamot on the subject,—Timeu.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

supply of water for her ust
for dor

tic purr

charge of tl

Urged, no doubt, by;poigna
him, the wretched man seen
nity of carrying his intention

return honie, a-lumst immed
laying on the bed with their

we have

alive an
to be c

well as the el

just murdered his wife and
down the prisoner's statemer

Inspector at once went off to ti

story too true, and discovered
tacle. Stretched on a bed in
a two-story- cottage, No. 28, 1
he found the two children well
their throats cut from ear to

were near
their nigh

slumber of deatt

head, the'wif

and in th
which tho

marked in various pi

;till living, v

When we last made inc

in the lower room

nfalit only, aged aim
MR. NICHOLSON'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

) be put in practice
edges having floated in

,en she appeared to stop risin

5 minui

past ten slie remained stationary

at a rise of two and a half it_
shut the valves and let no more water in. After twelve,
the tide turned, and by one had fallen two foot, during
which process some awful crashes took place as the boxes
were pulled open. We forgot to mention that when at
her highest a large quantity of stones, previously prepared
and ready on deck, were shot under her, being dropped on
shoots ingeniously contrived.—Newry Telegraph.
HORRIBLE MURDERS AT MANCHESTER.-0/1 Satur-
day last, two children were barbarously murdered by
their own father, in Lord Street, Hulme, near Manches-
ter, and the wretched man nearly murdered his wife.
The name of the murderer is Joseph Speed, a mar about
thirty-four years of age, who is by trade a stripp
cotton mill, and who, until a short time before Christmas,
worked at the mill of Messrs. Pooley. He is stated to
have been a sober, steady, and industrious man, and, for
ought that appears to the contrary, has been a good
husband and an affectionate father. He has been out of
employment, however, since before Christmas, and this
seems to have induced a lowness of _ , • - -

and orders were

er in a

reason to believe ha
About ten o'ciciek on

oor fellow's I

Loft time

before, his wife, it appear

fiouse to procure a

supply of water for her usual Saturday's dentin
for domestic purposes, leaving her husband at hOme in
charge of the two children, who at the time were in bed.
Urged, no doubt, bylpoignant grief at the prospects before
him, the wretched man seems to have seized this opportu-
nity of carrying his intentions into effect, for on the wife's
return home, almost immediately, she found her offspring
laying on the bed with their throats cut, and quite dead.
As soon as she returned, he appears to have attacked her.
evidently with the most murd

we have been
upon her, am

he mad

:e_ onslaught

ticulars w

y iron hammer. Of the par
is at present known, as the

bllow
dl alive ani

That he meant to

well as thechildren is, howe

sufficiently

-ent to the

where he surrendered

ul stated that he had
dren. After taking
ing him secured, the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

10th Sunday aft.Trin

POOL.

Direct.) Indirect

'May 10
June 5
May 19
July 8
May 18
July 7
July 15
June 22
June 2
July 10
June 14

April 27
1. ;tine 15
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S

READY-MADE LINEN, of a superior make, and
Cheaper than ever vet offered in Liyernnol.
An entire NEW STOCK of CHILDREN'S DRESSES, of
the Newest Style, at their
JtIVENTI;7? RF,ITOUSE,
27. CHURCH-STREET.
HENRY DRINKWATER, PROPRIETOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, ArrnL 1

The market being held off the usual day causes the attend-
ance to be very small. The arrivals are trifling. For Wheat
the demand is extreniely limited, at Is. to 2s. per quarter below
last week's rates. There are now few buyers of Barley, and
this article is fully 2s. per quarter lower. Oats are offering at
a reduction of -Id. per stone, and Shelling at Is. to 2s. per load
less money. Beans in small request at easier terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

For NEW ORLEANS,

LAPLAND, Sim PSON

800 tons.. 13th April

and sail punctually.
lIARNDEN and Co., of New York, Boston, and Philadelphia,
pay particular attention to Emigrants ; protect them from fraud
and imposition ; and supply every information to parties wish-
ing to proceed to the Western States or other parts of America,
Actual outlay recuired to reach destination, all particulars
relative to Emigration, and Bills of Exchange, securing safety
in remittance, may be had by applying, personally, or by letter,
to HARNDEN and COMPANY, Liverpool.
Emigration-office, 60, Waterloo-road ;
Commission and Forwarding-office, 6, Cook-street.

14,

For SALE or CHARTER
The Barque HESPERUS,
-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

ARRIVAL OF LORD MORPETH

Lord Morpeth arrived at the Railway Station, Lime-
street, at eleven o'clock, and immediately drove to the
Adelphi Hotel, where apartments had been :prepared for
his reception. He left the Adelphi about half-past eleven
and was driven to the George's Pier, where he embarked
in a steamer which was there in waiting for him. He
steamed across the river, and went on board a new iron
steamer, the Lord Warden, which was moored in the
offing, between the Woodside and Monks' ferries. The
Lord Warden was elegantly decorated for the occasion, a
profusion of the flags of all nations having floated from
stem to stern, from the deck to the topmast of this noble

and gallant vessel. Lord Morpeth's arrival on board was
announced by a discharge of cannon from the Monks'
ferry pier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

Co be eftlb,

DEANE - STREET, FAIRFIELD.
TO be SOLD, in this very desirable locality, a
comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, with good GARDEN,
suitable for a small Genteel Family. Price £1,500.
Apply to 0-CT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East.

O be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATV, a newly-erected
first-class VILLA RESIDENCE, situated in a very gen-
teel locality, within an easy distance from the Exchange. The
House contains Three Entertaining-rooms, Kitchen, Pantry,
Scullery. &c., on the Ground-floor, Eight or NineLodging-
roorris. Bath-room, Water-closet, and large Garden.
For particulars apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-
street East.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE NEAR ST.
GEORGE'S HALL.

MO be SOLD, Two- Lots -of valuable LAN D,
situated opposite the Railway Station, in Lime-street,
suitable for the erection of a Market or Bazaar. The greater
part of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage, if
required.
Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East.

DESIRABLE INVESTMENT FOR £l,OOO TO £2,000.
MO be SOLD, the EQUITIES of several superior
and well-finished DWELLING-HOUSES, in a highly re-
spectable neighbourhood, near Falkner-square. One of the
Houses to be Let. This is a very desirable opportunity for any
party wishing to invest, as the Property is quite new, and the
situation such as to command good Tenants.

ALADY, who has been known for many years to
Mr. HATCH A RD, of 187, Piccadilly, London, and to whom
she can refer, is desirous of forming an ENGAGEMENT in a
Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family. Her qualifications com-
bine intellectual acquirements with the highest order of accom=
p'ishments, viz., Piano, Singing, Harp, French, Italian, Draw-
ing, Dancing, &c.
Address, K. K., care of Mr. NEWLING, 27, Bold-street,
opposite the Music Hall, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

ars in the Pamphlet,

NT LETTER received by Mrs. Kearsley,
ss of the only Genuine WIDOW WELCH'S

TMPOD
Propn
FEMALE
" Madam,--Susan Smith, of Baumber, wishes me to write to
acknowledge your kindness for the two Boxes of Pills. She is
twentieth year. and has been for the last six years

now ni
in a very delicate state of health. She has had the hest Medi•
cal advice that could be sugFested, and the benefit of the Dis•
pensary, but all to no avail, and given up as incurable, sup.
posing her complaint would terminate in consumption. Slu
heard of the many virtues of your Female Pills, and sent to
,m 3

which

wished me to

two ho.xerryou had the kind

ness to forward have (
health, and capable of

aging;Asituation in servitude,

further to state,
.rntitnrie.

iliaKhe cannot sufficiently acknow-

thejAour to be, Madam,

- ' "D. CUASONS,
" Boqlieller and Medicine Vender, Ilorncastle.
"3rd August,„lB44."
These Pills, so long and justly celebrated for their peculiar
virtues, are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady,
having obtained the sanction and approbation of most gentle-
men of the Medical profession, as a safe and valuable medicine
in effectually removing obstructions, and relieving all other
inconveniences to which the female frame is liable, especially
those which, at an early period of life, frequently arise from
want of exercise and general debility of the system. They
create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness and
nervous headache, and are eminently useful in windy disordas,
pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpitation of
the heart ; being perfectly innocent, may be used with safety

nitationg, to inform

ryi owl!:

tearslei's is the only
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

WANTED, by a private individual, the SUM of
£9OO, on Mortgage, upon a valuable FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, recently erected, the ntal of which amounts to
£lOO per Annum.
Apply by letter, with name and address, to F. H. K.,
Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS,

None are genuine unless the words LIFE PILLS,"
are in White Letters on a Red Ground, on the Government
Stamp, pasted round each box ; a!so the lac simile of the sig-
nature of the Proprietors, "T. ROBERTS and CO., Crane-
court, Fleet-street, London," on the directions. _ .

Sold in boxes at' Is. lid.' and 2s. 9d., and family packets at
Ila. each, by ad respectable medicine vendors throughout the
world.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

Apply to Ocr. WATERHOUSE, 10. Exchange-street East.

FAIRFIELD ESTATE, ET/GE-LANE.
T 0 be SOLD, a very eligible Lot of LAND, in the
above locality, suitable for ilia erection of first-class Villas.
For particulars apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-
street East.

GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE IN EDGE-LANE.
TO- be SOLD, with early possession, a comfortable
FAMILY HOUSE, pleasantly. situated in Edge-lane, op-
posite the Botanic Garden, containing Three Entertaining-
rooms, six or seven Lodging-rooms. Bath-room, Water Closet,
Coach-house, Stable, and other conveniences. Price .e 1.600.
For particulars apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-
street•east.

MO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREAUY, a large hand-
l_ some VILLA, of the early English style of Architecture,
with Out-ofliees, extensive Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Con-
servatory, Hothouses, &e., pleasantly situated at West Derby.
Apply to THOMAS WYLIE, 3, Barned's-buildings, Sweeting-
street, Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

ALADY, who has been known for many years to
Mr. HATCHARD, of 187, Piccadilly, London, and to whom
she can refer, is desirous of forming an ENGAGEMENT in a
Noblemau's or Gentleman's Famil er qualifications com-
bine intellectual acquirement withe Ifighest order of accom-
plishments, viz., Plan • ,ing, Harp, French, Italian, Draw-
ing, Dancing, &c.
Address, K. K., care of Mr. NEwLINO, 27, Bold-street,
opposite the Music Hall, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

FAIRFIELD ESTATE, EDGE-LANE.
TO be SOLD, a very eligible Lot of LAND, in the
above localityrsuitallja e erection of first-class Villas.
For particulars appirTo Ocv. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-
street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

fIAPITALISTS requiring LAND for Investment,
I and for BUILDING purposes, and Persons PLACES OF
BUSINESS and RESIDENCES, are solicited to call and seethe
Advertiser's Book of Reference, who has for SALE various
ESTATES, ranging in value from £4500 to £Booo,'within a few
miles of Liverpool, containing in some of them COALS, inex-
haustible Beds of STONE and CLAY, le best quality, thereby
,avoiding the enormous items for t rtage, &c. He has also to
SELL several very complete " LA RESIDENCES, on both
sides of the Mersey. And • LET, some VILLA and TOWN
RESIDENCES and SH in the immediate neighbourhood
of the Birkenhead Doc ~ which were opened yesterday, suitable
for the following T es, at low Rents, to secure respectable
Tenants, for a Baker, Provision Dealer, Butcher, Draper,
Sniallware, and a Tailor. And Three FURNISHED lIOUSES
on the Cheshire side.

Apply to E. IluTcitiNos, 10, Cleveland-street, Hamilton-
square, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

'resent .crisis of

n. on a small scale,
Ind with less

the name implies

nmon consideration

rmation upon

and a trifle of

members of a body

our own

ich as we can con-

!ss a fact, that our
likely to be largely

bled, very

)sition upon u

lilt to be tarp

Ipty spouters

Are set out upon our

nen of no weight to

ave OW

IGENCE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

RAILWAY AFFAIRS,

The Tynemouth Extension of the North Shields Branch
Railway was opened for public traffic on Wednesday last.

EASTERN UNlON.—March 31.—The Hythe Extension
was opened. At present it has only a single line of rails.
We understand that on tho 15th of main Jim,

of the Great Southern and Western Railway will open to
Kilbricken, near Mountrath. —Dublin, Evening Packet.
NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—The works for the
lave commenced in the neigh-

bourhood of Lancaster

The first bar of American railroad iron was made in
1844, and an American paper now states that there are at
present sixteen or eighteen mills, at which it is made at
the rate of about 120,000 tons per annum.
The ceremony of laying the first stone of the Railway
Bridge over ther rivet Nidd, - at- Knaresborough, by Jo-
seph Dent, Esq., High Sheriff of Yorkshire, took place at

ono o'ciszwir. •
At a meeting of the Bishop Auckland and Weardale
Railway Company, a iTsol4ion_approripg of the bill for

the purchase Of the line by the Wear Valley Company was
agreed to unanimously,
Great Britain and Ireland have been -traversed by
10,323 miles of
_railway, British colonies by 1000 more :

East India by 500 more ; America, by 3.,800 ; France by
2.2011 fitrm , ran 1 . n 1 ak onn .

115; De

!riinark, 1O(

A portion of the Newcastle and Berwick Railway, from
Tweedmouth to Chathill, a distance of upwards of 20
miles, was opened on Monday. Omnibuses in conjunc-
tion with the trains to carry passengers to and from their
station to Morpeth, and vice versa. The remaining por-
tion of the line is expected to be opened in May.
MALDON, WITIIAM, AND BRAINTRED.—The contracts
are let to Mr. Jackson, who has been for some time past
extensively engaged in works in connexion with the Ens-
made for corn-
continues at all
ted

'reparat

le weather

favourable, the wn(
and opened by next October.
MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN (IRELAND).-Mr. Malone,
the contractor for the portion from Athlone to Ballymore,
has been making his preparatory arrangements. 'Many
of the poorer classes being now discharged timely or ben-
eficial than this step, by which they will be enabled to
tail(a livelyhood.- • Mr. Malone expects to commence the
works on all parts on Monday. -

parliament- have been held by the Eastern Counties ;
Southampton and Dorchester ; Colchester, Stour Valley
and nalstead ; Wear Valley, Bishop Auckland and Wear-
dale ; Airdrie and_ Bathgat ; General Terminus and

Glasgow Harbour ; Edtnburgh and Bathgate—at the same
time repelling accounts and progress : and assent was

RAILW AY

Tft 4.FFIC.—Frorn our official ret

iount of traffic

wards of 2,730 miles of railway, was £122,333, thus
ac-
counted
for :—X57,486 for the conveyance of passengers
only, £37,849 for the carriage of goods, and a remainder

,988 for passengers an

ively apportioned; being an increase of £5,233 over the
corresponding week of last year, when the mileage way
about I,92o:—Railway Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

VISITORS. TO LIVERPOOL

• WILL. FIND .
COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH,
AT
. .

BRUNiNVICK HOTEL,

HANOVER-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Five minutest' walk trom.the Railway, Exchiinge, Theatres, and
• ' Custom House,
Being one of the most Central Situations in the Town.

• -
E, WITITEMAN takes this Opportunity of
• returning thanks to his numerous Friends for the
very extensive patronage he has received since he
COMMENCED THIS ESTABLISIIENT.IN 1838;

and hopes to merit :a continuance of the smile by: sparing no
expense to have his extensive alterations complete, having add-
ed Four Billiard Rooms to the Restaurant, with every conve-
nience'; and to assureltis new patrons of his earnest endeavours
to combine!striet attention throughout the Hotel with:Moderate
Charges. i- • •
THE COFEEE-ROOM AND THE UPPER DINING-ROO

will be foundretired and convenient. • • -
WINES and SPIRITS of the choicest quality.

HARAM'S MILK PUNCH, ss. and' 2s. 6d per Bottle.
CHAMPAGNE, Is, ; CLARET, 6s. ; MADEIRA, 55. per Bottle.
BURTON, WELSH,: INDIA, and other approved ALES.
: . BARCLAY'S LONDON PORTER.
OLD CRUSTED PORT and PALE SHERRY, 55. per Bottle.
DRAUGHT PORT and FINE GOLD SHERRY,
4s. per Quart, 2s. per Pint.
CRUSTED PORT and PALE SHERRY, in Half Pint Bottles •
ls. 3d. each, or 14s. per dozen.
THE BILL OFT ARE
RT WILL CONSIST OF
ULE,
POULTRY,
FISH,
STEAKS,
CUTLETS, and
MADE DISHES in every variety.
HOT JOINTS, from twelve to six, is. sd.
PLATE of DI2TTO, 10d.
BED and B
LAIN TEA or REAKFAST,
COFFEE, Is. per
P Week.
LONDON OYSTERS DAILY, is. 3d. per score.
A printed Scale of Charges on each Table in the Restaurant.
THE FOUR BILLIARD-ROOMS ATTACHED
are select, airy, and convenient, being fitted up with Three New
Slate Tables for the Amateurs of the scientific and healthy ex-
ercise of BILLIARDS:
also, a large English and superior novel Russian BAGATELLE.
Charge per Hour, One Shilling.

Attached to the Bar is a well-ventilated Parlour for Smoking,
and a LARGE ROOM for Clubs, Dinners, or Meetings, with
Show Rooms for Commercial Gentlemen.
WELL-AIRED BEDS MAY BE DEPENDED ON.
Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, ls. each. .
W. E. W. has also for Hire, Plate, Knives, Spoons, Seats, and
every requisite for Parties, on reasonable terms.
An experienced COOK WANTED.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

k t
" Our E

rently only checked by advance

still Ataii'lable from Government at 2:

ved desc

r -- -
week the deal

12; but

whom they were drawn. The
his bill were a mere mockery

On Saturuay .. _es asked, in the morn- RAILWAY - —..—trom our official returns, i;, ap-
teen shillings and six pence per sack, but before pears that the amount of traffic for the last week, on up-
-+ was closed they were glad to sell them for wards of 2,730 miles of railway, was £322,333, thus ac-
counted for :—£57,486 for the conveyance of passengers
only, £37,849 for the carriage of goods, and a remainder
tt
as ilmi
di lsaery
err
ae dl uoc
it
hi oenr I
placesi vs tak. ei iill .

taken advantage of to some extent u...-
-ons to drawn from this source from the opening 0. _ . .i.' RAFFir
them under ini -.7 After ten house in October, up to date, being about 2,400,000 t..._ diat the a,
years' 'service in the line they were to be paraded twelve pang's rupees, upwards of 2,000,000 of which have been bear - wards of 2,730 mi
days in the year for eleven years more, and then if
theyther taken within the past month comOete to.-
" The moneynnatiahr.keet continues tight, both as regards the
,p_er.trini o hull
(I...irneuenor
happened to fifty years of ag, but not otherwise,
community, with no immediate pros- (;_a nCo., 9. R,7;a:WeTieedScarceiy-Li;,WO'i place at Whitney, Abingdon, - -cr places in only, £37,849 for th
would be entitled to the magnificent allowance of sixpence European and
vernmentSecuntles and Bank theirmoast beautiful "description. . . the neighbourhood, and it is follow expected that another of £16,988 for passengers arurgooas together, not respect-
s day. -There ought, in his opinion, to be no period of pyaztilitaprovement; and
,inilycoasnsebqelernece,tilieercebued in value, althoughcorresponding week of last year, when the mileage was
The Orion is the property of Messrs. George and James reduction will immediately . The contract for ively apportioned ; being an increase of £5,233 over the
service without a corresponding pension, but a service of "it Burns,. of Glasgow, and, what every person will. be glad to
quoted.kc nominally
trade of these now united' ports.
wgnty-one years ought certainly to be entitled to a pen-having been but little learn, is to be commanded by Captain Hugh Main so long and
Mon of at least Is. per diem. doing in them. favourably known in the April,) is -id. per lb. less than the preceding quarter.
meat for the Oxford workhouse (commencing on the Ist
about l,9110:--Railteay Chronicle.

nay be ma

1 and ventilated in the most
the marks_
shillings
er. The whole work, bothart
r L hcon dorm h., eleven .._

per sack
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

18.14 d

For Ca

You haw

El-street; Mr.
Ed wholesale I

Bishopsgate
retail at 2
,v and Lan

WOOdbridge

market ; ftsidinr„ S
Colchester ; Baker, (

Baker, Dovinham ~13ayfS and Co., .t.yno
gate-street; Stirling, WhitechaPel; Newbury
Howell, Dowgate-hill.
co- Observe, the name of Saml. S. Mannin2
Government Stamp, to imitate which is felonl

n appetit

nor can they be

timonial preparation

122 d, 1

pitted to say you may r

as sufferi

a bottle alway

Sir, yours respectfully,
C. Dm:rtrs
,te-street ; Mr. Hun
York-street, C(

Wb itechapel ; 1

bottle, by Gill and Piz

Bury Si. Edmu
Sharwood. Tlis

is written on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

THE PROVIDENT CLERKS' MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION,

FOR
MUTUAL .LIFE ASSURANCE,
(Enrolled under the Friendlg Society's Acted
42, MOORGATE-STREAT; LONDON.
TR EES.
Thomas Baring, Esq., M. W. G. Prescott, Esq.
Thomson Henke?, jun sq. I Baron L. De Rothschild.
TREASURE OF THE BENEVOLENT FUND.
John Abel SMith, Esq., M.P.

Every description of Life Acsuranee on the Mutual Principle
may he effected daily. The Sixth Annual Report of the Mutual
Life Assurance Department is now ready,
By order of the Board,
THOMAS MULLENDER, Secretary.
February 6, 1847.

LIVERPOOL BRANCH :
DERBY BUILDINGS, PENWICK-STREET.
AGENT.—Mr. JOHN LEA.
MEDICAL REFEREE.—H. J. CAUTY, E 611., 31, Norton-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

CROSSKILL'S PATENT ROLLER

rIE blistered surface of the Soil, from the late
elerere Frosts, now requires to be pressed firm and solid,
that the Young Wheats may be securely rooted therein, before
the blowing winds lay bare the Plants.
The Special Gold Medal of the Royal Agricultural Society
was awarded to the serrated toothed Patent Roller for its su-
periority in producing this and other important effects. It far
excels Sheep-treading,. being more equal, rapid,and effectual in
its application. By s timely use the quantity is increased,
and the quality improved of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Clover, Tur-
nips, Potatoes, Beet, Grass, &c. It kills the Slay, and stops
the Wireworm. The Farmers of Lincolnshire, Is multiple the
power and lessen the cost of production, have purchased up-
wards of 300 Patent Rollers.

For further particulars; if required, apply per Post, enclosing
Six Penny Stamps, to cover Postage, and New Illustrated
Catalogues will be sent :—Address,—Wm. Crosskill, Iron-
Works, Beverley.
Cash Prices, with' travelling Wheels complete, delivered in
Hull :-5 ft. 6 inches, (23 Cwt.,) £lB. 6 feet, (25 Cwt 10s.
G feet 6 inches, (27 Cwt.,) £2l.
Delivered in Newcastle, Boston, or Lincoln, 10s. extra.
Ditto.—Wisbech, Lynn, or Yarmouth, 15s. extra.
Ditto.—London, Southampton, or Bristol, 20s. extra.
Ditto.—By Rail to Northampton, Birmingham, or Liver-
pool, 30s. extra.
Prize Patent Wheels and Axle, to carry 30 Cwt., £6 10s.
Prize One Horse Cart, to carry 30 Cwt., ell lls.
Prize "Model" One Horse Cart, and Shelving's, £l4.
Prize Liquid Manure Cart, and Apparatus, .el 6.
Prize " Dticie's" Drag Harrow or Scarifler, £lO 10s.
Prize " Read's" Patent Subsoil Plough, £5 ss.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

ALADY and GENTLEMAN having a larger House
than they require, are desirous of LETTING a hand-
somely FURNISHED DRAWING-ROOM, with One or Two
BED-ROOMS, with partial Board, if required, in a healthy
and pleasant situation, within twenty yards of Falkner-square.
References exchanged.
For particulars apply by letter, addressed D. E. M., STAN-
DARD Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

paratlon

t ag,yeeal
kCoolir

kperient

Ny be take

rage at any time ; it is infinjely superior to S(
or Cheltenham Salts, in ityfffects as an Aperier

Litz Pow

Prepared only by Vii' KING, KING, DispenSing Chemist, Soho-
street, corner of Will' Henry-street, Liverpool, and sold in
bottles at Is. and 9s(each ; and sold also by Evans, Sons, and
Co., Lord-street ; Thos. Eyre and Co., Seel-street ; J. J. Jack-
son and Co., 4, Cleveland-square ; Mr. Watson, Low-hill; Mr.
Jardine, Oxford-street; Mr. Wagstaff, Great George's-place;
Mr. Maskery, West Derby ; Mr. Kelly, Douglas, and Mr.
Clarke, Ramsay, Isle of Man ; Mr. W. Dickenson, 16,-Cam-
bridge-street, Oxford-square, London, and may be obtaiinCLof
every respectable Chemist throughout the Kinidona.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
ESTABLISH ED 1821.

CAPITAL,

.i'550,000.

TRUSTEES,

The Right Hon. Lord Hast-
ings.
The Lord Walpole.
Sir Henry Jardine, Knt.
John Tracey, Esq.
Edward Wenhana Martin, Esq.

Thomas Amyot, Esq.
Henry Browne, Esq.
Henry Stauiforth Patteson,
Esq.
&c. &c. &c.

DIRECTORS.
E. T. Booth, Esq., Pr,
Anthony Hudson, 481.
George Morse, Esq.,
Major-General Sir R. Joh;
Harvey, C.B.
Isaac Jenny, Esq., 3
of Norwich, _
Charles Evans, FAT, Chancel-
lor of the Diocese of Nor-
wich,

er ce-Prnreset.Went.
ward Steward, Esq.,
.ewis Evans, Esq., M.D.,
Thos. Blakiston, Esq., R.N.,
rder Timothy Steward, Esq.,
I George Durrant, Esq.'
~r- Robert John Harvey, Esq.

SAMUEL lIIIGNOLD, Esq., &S'ecivtary,

The Public are respectfully reminded, that all the Insurances
renewable in the LIVERPOOL AGENCY on the 25th day of
MARCH, 1847, mutt be paid at the Otliec,, Exchange,street
West, on Or before the 9th day of APRIL next, ,or the
Society will cease to be liable for the suns insured.

The RETURNS OF PREMIUM for the four years ending the
29th Seßtember, 1845, are now in course of payment.
This .society paid .470,589 ISs. Id. Duty to Government for
the year 1845. _ _ _

It INSURED, during the same year, £9,726,891 Farming
Stock, which is free of Duty.
In proof of the Public approbation of the principles and con-
duct of this Company, it may be sufficient to state, that its
business now exceeds FIFTY-EIGHT MILLIONS.
Prospectuses may be had of Mr. R. L. MILLER, Agent.
Treasurers—THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

WANTED, by a YOUNG PERSON, who perfectly
understands her business, a SITUATION as ASSISTANT
to a respectable CONFECT LONER.
Apply at the Standard-office.

AvANT,TcEEDto,
tabercusi),eHc(t)arbslTeFTßVDTUHsi‘a,Essasn. APPREN-
Apply to JOHN ABBOTT, Cabinet-maker and Upholsterer,
65, Islington.

To GENTLEMEN CHANGING THEIR RESIDENCES.
WANTED, to PURCHASE or RENT, several good
Detached FAMILY HOUSES, pleasantlN situated, within
Three or Four Miles from the Exchange, containing Three
Efttertainine Rooms, Six to Seven Lodging Rooms, Coach-
house, Garden, and other conveniences.
Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East.

BOARD AND RESIDENCE.
ripWo LADIES, anxious to obtain a comfortable
HOME, would he clad to avail themselves of the privilege
of Residing in the Family of a Clergyman, of Evaneelical sen-
timents, in Liverpool, or the immediate neighbourhood, where
they will meet with re'igious and cheerful society. Respectable
references can be given.

Letters, stating .terms, &c., addressed to H. 8., 49, London-
road, Livetpool, will be carefully attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

9[lo BE SOLD, BY PRIVATE TREATY, 14,520 Square
Yards of BUILDING LAND, at Seaforth, lying between
Seaforth Honse and the Houses of the Misses Lowe and Mr.
Ridgway. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
Apply to Messrs. DuNcAN and RADCLIFFE, Solicitors,
Exclfinge-street West; or to Mr. Ronmu' KIRK, 1, Royal
Bank Buildings.

WHOLESALE WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER TRADE.
MO be DISPOSED OF, a BUSINESS in this LINE,
established over Twenty Years, and in connection with
which there is, for the convenience of sending out less than
Twp Gallons, a RETAIL as well as a WHOLESALE LICENSE.
It is indisputably an excellent concern.—Address to W. X.,
STANDARD-OFFICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

DANCING AND DEPORTMENT._

ALADY, who has been known for many years to
Mr. HATCHARD, of 187, Piccadilly, London, and to whom
she can refer, is desirous of forming an ENGAGEMENT in a
Nobleman's or Gentleman's Family. Her qualifications com-
bine intellectual acquirements with the highest order of accom-
plishments, viz., Piano, Singing, Harp, French, Italian, Draw-
ing, &c.
Address, K. K., care of Mr. NEWLINO, 27, Bold-street,
opposite the Music Hall, Liverpool.

MR. 11‘ GIDDENS begs to inform his Friends and
Pupils that the QUARTER COMMENCED on SATUR-
DAY last, in Hope-street Academy; THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) in
Soho-street Rooms ; and TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) at Oxton,
each day at Two o'clock.. The JUVENILE ALL will take
place at the Royal Assembly Rooms, Great George-street, on
'THURSDAY EVENING next, the Bth instant. Dancing to com-
mence at Seven; General Dancing at Ten o'clock.
Tickets may be had of Mr. GIDDE Ns, 12, Rodney-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

STRAW PLAIT AND BONNET WAREHOUSE,
17, TVILLIA2IISON-SQUARE.
FREDERICK COX,
(SUCCESSOR TO FREDERICK BARFORD, PROPRIETOR
OF THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT,)
BEGS respectfully to inform the Trade that he has
just returned from the Markets, with an immense Stock of
BONNETS, '
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, &c.,
splendidly assorted, comprising every Novelty that Taste and
Art can produce, in Shape and Style, for the present Season, in
Milanese, Neapolitan Chain, Florence, &c. &c.
F. C. has received from the Celebrated Manufactories of the
Canton D'Argovie, Switzerland, several Cases of
FANCY MATERIALS FOR SUMMER BONNETS,
which will be made up on the Premises to any shape required.
A LSO,
A FEW CASES OF LEGHORN HATS,
of every size and quality, and
500 DOZEN OF BRAZILIAN GRASS HATS,
at remarkably low prices.
From the. extraordinary depression prevailing for some time
past in the Markets, all the above Goods have been purchased
at unprecedentedly low prices, and will be sold accordingly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

THE GREAT INDIAN PENINSULAR RAILWAY.

That there is no country from which so many advan-
tages are likely to accrue, not only to its own population,
but to the British nation, from the improvement of its
internal communication, as from India, is an almost
universally acknowledged fact. That valued possession
has never yet had justice done to it in this particular.
We draw a large revenue from its population, and we
have hitherto done littie indeed as a return. With respect
to its roads, all that we can be said to have accomplished
has been done to facilitate our warlike and defensive
operations ; whilst such a provision as.ought to be made
by a great power for the convenience of its commerce and
the amelioration of the social condition of its population
has been almost entirely neglected.
Private enterprise is at length about to attempt what
the sluggish course of a great company would probably
have left for years neglected. The company hearing the
title of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company
have laid down we hope the first only of their lines of
railway communication from the coast of India, at Bombay,
to the interior of Western India ; and from the plans and
documents before us, we entertain no doubt that by the
carrying out of even the limited facilities which are thus
to be afforded, both India and Great Britain will reap a
rich harvest of benefit. If we intend that the three
hundred millions of our Indian population are to become
consumers of the products of our industry, we must take
measures to promote our approaches to those consumers.
If we hope to civilise and christianise Hindostan, we
must provide roads for the missionary and the neophyte.
India is fertile in nearly every article of produce and
nearly every mineral required for the consumption of
civilised man ; but that produce is locked up, as the
producer is locked up from communication with the
marts of commercial and social interchange by bad roads
and the inaccessibility of portions of the country.
The Great Indian Peninsular Company at present limit
themselves to the construction of a line from Bombay to
Allen, whence a bifurdation takes place, one extending
northerly to the Peera River, and the other in a southerly
direction to the Valley of the Mhuse, a distance in all of
about 170 miles. The engineering difficulties are repre-
sented by Mr. Robert Stephenson as not at all serious.
Along the greater portion of the line the gradients are ex-
cellent ; and in the difficult portions, stationary engine
power can be applied without difficulty. The estimates of
traffic, taking existing data, and looking only at merchuan):
I dise and produce for revenue, show a clear profit
,°tro the
t wards of eleven per cent. In addition, hove
line at present laid down, the company's 'Ai. result a
examined other portions of the country ; an
Indialeums bya
nveeerrs have
a nucleus
which the resources of the whole of W ey their examinations is, that this line will forma
be developed..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

REMOVAL.

ARTHUR NEWLING,
BOOKSELLER,PUBLISHER 5- GENERAL STATIONER,
BEGS respectfully to inform his Customers,
and the Public, that finding it ar to provide
more extensive Business accom ion, he has REMOVED
from 31, RANELAOH-STREET spacious and convenient Pre-
mises,
No. 27k, OLD-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

STROPS.

DIAMOND DUST, TABLETS OR STROPS,
ready charged for use—for Penknife or Razor from Is.
'upwards ; and, for Table Cutlery, at 35., 53., 75., and 10s. each.
Also, genuine DIAMOND DUST, in Rosewood, Boxes, for
giving instantaneously the keenest edge to the bluntest Razor,
Knife, or other Cutlery. is now regularly imported direct from
the Mines (for applying generally to Strops) and may be had at the
Wholesale DepOt of JOHN BROTHERS and Co., Sole Ira-
vorters,.ll, EXETER CHANGE, LONDON, and of their various
Agents throughout the World, in Rosewood Boxes, with In-
structions, at Is., 2s. 6d., 55., and 10s. lid. each.
Bring your Razors and try its efficacy ! !
' CAUTION.

Every Strop must have the Signature of " Jou N BROTH nns
"did Co." on the label, and the Boxes their Address on the
Wrapper. _ .

LIVERPOOL AGENTS.
Mr. Samuel Ashby, 12, Temple-street.
Messrs. Johnson, Church-street.
Mr. W. Shirley, 19, Ranelagh-street.
Mr. S. V. Curney, 45, Dale-street.
Mr. G. H. Howell, 72, Duke-street.
Richard Bird, Chemist, Great George-place.
Henry Rook, Perfumer, 113, St. James's-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

The Treasurer begs to ac;
Contributions :
A Collection at St. Jo
Sermon by the It

iiledge the following additional
a. d.

)1611-he Baptist's Church, after a—
James Hassan, A.M. 35 1 0
DONATIONS.

Messrs. Teunauts, Clow, and Co., Redcross-street 10 0 0
William Claxton, Esq 10 0 0
Miss Simpson, Hillfoot Villa, Much Woolton 5 0 0
Miss Molyneux, per Edmund Molyneux, Esq., 5 0 0
Charles Crompton, Esq., London
William Wood, Esq., Harrington-street 2 2 0
Mrs. Liddle. Hardy-street
Miss Latham, Everton
E. Busch, Esq., Sweeting-street 1 0 0
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS.
E. Busch, Esq., Sweeting-street 2 2 0
Messrs. Morgan and Co., Drury-lane
Messrs. Wood, Brown, and Mann 2 0 0
Mr. Isaac Hadwen, jun.,
Mr. J. C. Lewis, Hargreaves'-buildings
W. W. L. Bailey, Water-street
Mr. A. Allen, North John-street
Mr. William Robinson, Mersey-court
Mr. George Johnston, Exchange-buildings
Mr. JoheTravis, Redcross-street 1 1 0
Mr. Thomas Earle, Water-street
Mr. Hardman Earle, jun. 1 1 0
Mr. Thomas Blackburn, 3, Goree 1 1 0
21, South Castle-street. D. H. GIBSON, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06

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