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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

REDUCTION IN THE RATES OF FREIGHT,
!
S LINE OF PACKETS
kl, For NEW YORK,
',' SAILING ON THE
ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH.

Ain
B. CORNISH lOl2 tons.. 11th November,
HowER, jun 1054 tons.. Ilth December.
nikQ. `MINIM ELDRIDGE 1150 tons..llth January.
J. Suopcv 1014 tons.. 11th February.
Mpackets Goods hitherto paying
s. ........ will in future be charged only 20s.
and 20s. ditto 155.
itt4iiao. All other Carog according to agreement.
Punctuality in sailing, Goods will not be received
VNe,ggrit on the 9th of each month.
Ne"Pe are all of the first and largest class, built in the
4: LI, tiv York, of the best materials, and with such improve-
t% 0 combine great speed with unusual comfort for pas-
)ltr.pk experience' ul they are commanded by men of expeence and
`..e rate of Cabin Passage is fixed at TWENTY
'IN without wines or liquors, but those stores can be
. board—Appy to
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
r
• „„,„1. —;ii .9110et.d at,.+l, ••rate of
l'"'Y cents to the pound steiling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

LAW COURTS COMMITTEE,

Mr.:J. B. Lloyd said he believed that Mr. Kaye had some ob-'
servation to make, and he would afford that gentleman the op-
portunity of doing so before he moved the confirmation of the
accounts.

The MAYOR.—You can make your statements first.
Mr. J. B. LLOYD then entered into some details, to show the
advisability of retaining Mr. Wordley, the draftsman of the
late Mr. Limes, in the service of the corporation, at an in-
creased salary, viz. ..t'24o. He also explained that the com-
mittee had confirmed the purchase of certain books of refer-
ence. amounting to a little more than £lOO, made by Mr.
Weighttnan, although he deprecated the fact of the purchase,
without the sanction of the committee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

WINES.

Good Port -
-
Per Doz. Qfs. Doz. Pis.
28/0 14/0
Fine Old Port 36/0 18/0
Crusted 4O/0 20/0
Good Dinner Sherry
Fine Old Sherry
Best Old Pale Sherry
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET. MADEIRA, .5-e.
BRITISH WINES.

Ginger, Raspberry, Raisin, Cowslip, Orange, } 15/0 per Dozen,
Gooseberry, and Black Currant
ALE AND PORTER, I N BOTTLE.
Per Doz. Pie. Doz. Qts.
Alloa Bitter Peer*
• _ 2/10

Drogheda Ale
Burton Ale ..

East India Pale Ale

6

Burton Bitter Ale

F/0

Edinbur,b strong Ale 4/ -, - •
0 7/0
Dublin XX Porter 2/9 ' 4/6
London Brown Stout 2/9 4/6
Best London Double Stout (recom-
mended for invalids) 3/6 6/,)
Bottles must be given in exchange, or paid for on delivery. The

same amount allowid for ishen-returned.
TERMS, CASH, AT TIME OF ORDERING, OR ON DELIVERY,
* A light Dinner Beverage, medically recommended

FURNI7'URE, VALUABLE PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS,
BIGHT DAY CLOCK, CHIMNEY-GLASS, OFFICE
DESKS, HOGSHEAD AND QUARTER-CASKS PORT
AND SHERRY WINE, FRENCH BRANDY, RUM,
WHISKEY, STORE CASKS, 4-c., .5-c., HILL'S GENE-
RAL EXC HAN GE, 39, PARADISE-STREET.
By Mr. HILL,
. _

On MONDAY next, the sth, and TUESDAY, the 6th November
instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, at his tieneral Exchange,
39, Paradise-street, _ _

EXCELLE T Modern, Genteel, and Useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, capital Eight-day Clock,
in Mahogany Case, valuable Paintings, Drawings, &c., Chim-
ney Glass, Guns, China, Glass, and other valuable Effects;
Silver Tankard, Gold and Silver Watches, &c., set of Mahogany
Chairs, Sofas, Loo, Dining, Pembroke, Card, Snap, and other
Tables, Rosewood Loo Table, Brussels and Kidderminster Car-
pets, Bronze Steel Spear Cast and other Fenders, Fire Irons,
Painted Range of Bookshelves, Pictures, Ornaments, Cut
Glass, Books, Lounging and Rocking Chairs, Lobby Cloth,
Stair Carpets, capital Fight-day Clock, Four-post, Camp,
French, and Half-tester Bedsteads, Mattresses, prime Feather
Beds, Bedding, Manogany Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers,
Commodes, Dressing Tables, Washstands, Toilet Glasses, Cane
and Painted Chairs, Kitchen Furniture, Utensils, large Beam,
Hogshead Hams, Two Casks Beef.

To be SOLD on TUESDAY, the fith instant, at Eleven o'clock
Spirits, Wines, &c., &c., in bond and duty-paid.
10 Hogsheads superior PORT and SHERRY,
4 Quarter-Casks BRANDY,
6 Puncheons and Quarter Casks RUM,
2 Casks GRAIN and MALT WHISKEY,
And sundry other Spirits in Bottles, &c.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale.
For further particulars apply to Mr. HILL, 39, Paradise-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

RODNEY STREET ELECTION.

We have !wen requested to publish the folio ving let-
ters, which have passed betoeen Mr. Pollock and the
Secretary to M. Janes's. Committee, in conscquence of
the publication of the correspondence Letween Mr. Holme
and the Rev. Mr. Pollock ; and which we re-publish in
our fourth page to-day :

34, Sandon-street, 30th October, 1849.
MY DEAR SIR,
I felt very great regret at seeing in to-day's LIVERPOOL
STAND ARD the publication of a correspondence between your-
self and Mr. Holme on the subject of your vote at the ensuing
,nunici pal election.
The correspondence is calculated to give rise to an inference,
notwithstanding your kind remark at the clove of your second
letter, that there was an absence of candour in the manner in
which your promise was obtained.
You will recollect that my call upon you had purely reference
to a matter of business, and the ensuing election was merely
mentiorrd incidentally as I was leaving your house. I told
you my friend Mr. Jones was a good Churchman ands good
Tory—opposed to the Rivington Scheme—and a man qualified
in every respect for a seat in the Council; and you therefore
promised him your support.
I have no recollection of anything more having passed. It
was neither my place nor my wish to introduce Mr. Holme's
name by way of contrast or otherwise. I have canvassedfor
Mr Jones, not against Mr. Hohne, anti should very much
regret at having any personal motives attributed to me.
I could not have entertained the slightest doubt that you were
not aware of the fact of Mr. Holme being the retiring Council-
lor—it was, I had conceived_ a matter of notoriety.
I distinctly deny having mentioned your name on a single
occasion Imy way of influencing a vote. I sin nut swarm. of Bay-
ing canvassed a member of voor congregation, neither am I
aware of your name having been made use or for tile above
purpose by any member of Mr. Jones's committee, or by one
of the canvassers.
I assure yon that I wits ignorant that the pa; nitwit referred
to by Mr. Hahne had appeared is the forward, until I saw his
letter to you, on taking up the STAN DAR this morning.
Dr. M`Neile's name was mentione.i in conjunction with your
own, at a ineeting of Mr. Jones's committee, by Ir. Jones him-
self, who had heard of the. Conversation between you and 1/r.
Arigeile from a different source altogether. Yon had requested
me nut to mention Dr. 111`Neile's name, and it was not my
intention to have • one so. . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

WARD MEETINGS

On Tuesday a numerous end highly respectable' meet-
ing- of the electors of Vauxhall Ward was held at the
house of Mr. Duggan, Waterloo-road, for the purpose of
nominating Mr. William Rathhone as representative of
the ward, in Waite of Mr. Morris, the retiring representa-
tive. Mr. M'Gregor presided, and expatiated upon the
different municipal subjects now exciting such lively in-
terest. Mr. Murdoch, chairman of Mr. Atkinson's com-
mittee, addressed the meeting at considerable length.
He spoke in highly eulogistic terms of Mr. Rathbone's
long- services to the town, upon which points he would
not put Mr. Atkinson in competition with him ; but Mr.
Atkinson was before them as the symbol of their honest
determination, however great was the man's name who
opposed him—however useful his services had been—how-
ever conscientious had been his conduct—Mr. AtkinSon
was there to show that, after the electors had spolwri so
unmistakably upon the two great gut stems before them,
they would not be misrepresen,ed.Mr. Ambrose Lace,
at the invitation of the chairmao, entered into lengthened
particulars relative to the water qiiestion, and attempted
to show that the Pike project would in the end be the
most economical and best that could be devised. Mr.
Brown proposed Mr. Raffilione as a candidate, and the
chairman declared the motion carried, though this was
disputed by several parties present.

On the same night a meeting of the friends and r.•p.
porters of Mr. James Itilme was held at the Bull Inn,
Great Howard-street, Mr. Thomas Wilson, ship builder,
in the chair. The meeting was numerously attended.
The Chairman, in opening the proceedings. referred to
the two great questions which at present agitated the
town. With regard to the much-vexed water question,
he thought, if it was found they could obtain water under
the town at a cheap rate, they should have it ; but if they
thought they could get it cheaper at a distance, they ought
to go to a distance for it. As to Mr. Holme, ho had
known him for many years, and knew that he was a
practical man. He was the only practical man in the
Dock Committee; and, say what they the com-
merce of the port, which could only be worked by practical
men, was of far greater importance than all their water
questions. After some other remarks in favour of Mr.
Holme, the Chairman introduced Mr. Holme to the
meeting.—Mr. Holme commenced by referring to his
eenduet in the Council during the last three years, and
s,id that he was not ashamed of anything he had done;
and in advocating the Rivington Pike scheme—for he
avowed himself in favour of it, and they might turn him
out for it if they liked—(hear, and cheers)—he had been
influenced by a desire to benefit the town. After saying
it would be a disgrace to the town if they turned out
those gentlemen who had been so useful merely because
they advocated the Rivington scheme, Mr. Holme con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

AIRPROOF AND

VULCANIZED INDIA-RUBBER ARTICLES,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES, AT THE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT,
42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
C. WALKER, PROPRIETOR.

TO PRIVATE FAMILIES.

T. F

A S H E,

FAMILY WINE, SPIRIT, &PORTER MERCHANT,

47, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,
HAVING of late directed his particular attention
SOLELY TO THE FAMILY TRADE, respectfully so-
licits a trial, feeling a confidence that while the Quality of any
Article vended cannot be surpassed, the Prices will be found
materially below those of a majority of the Houses extant.
He, therefore, respectfully submits his List of Prices for
November :

SPIRITS.

Gall. Gall.
...10/0 I Best Old Campbelton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

DISTRICT NEWS.

The Bishop of Manchester presided on Monday at the
Bible Society meeting in Manchester.
At the audit of the Marquis Cholmondeley, held at
Halton Castle, near Runcorn, a few days ago, his lord-
ship's agent, Mr. Hill, returned 10 per cent. to all the
tenants.
On Monday, at Salford Sessions, Thomas Jones, an
engine driver on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway,
was sentenced to nine months imprisonment for negli-
gently causing a collision between two trains at the Bury
Station.
DEATH OF MR. JOHN BROOKS.—We are sorry to learn
that this gentleman, so well known for his connection
with the Anti-Corn-law League, and for the prominent
part which for many years he took in local and general
politics in Manchester, died at his residence, Clarendon-
house, Cheetham-hill, on Saturday last. Though for a
year or more in failing health, which had led him to with-
draw from business, Mr. Brooks had been for some short
time past somewhat better, and able to take carriage ex-
ercise ; and on the Sunday preceding his decease he had
attended church. On Friday last, however, he had a
seizure, said to have been caused by some sudden pressure
on the spinal marrow, which terminated his life on the
following day. Mr. Brooks was in his 63d year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

ridden back to town, r.nd dies of the abuse he receives.
A trespass vi et armis r wh'cli I will venture to translate
into plain English, ith whip and spurs;' and sc it is
plain to us all that, in law and justice. he who killed the
horse should pay the price of him to the owner."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

PRIVATE CELLAR OF WINES, OF THE MOST SELECT
QUALITIES.
mESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
respectfully announce to the Admirers of First-rate
Wines, that they are instructed to SELL by AUCTION,
TO-MORROW, (Friday,) the 2nd of November instant, at One
o'clock precisely,
A Selection of the choicest WINES, from the Private Cellar
of a Gentleman, who intends reducing his Stock of Old matured
Wines, and, therefore, offers a portion of each Bin, as it now
lies in his Cellar, to the extent of about Four Hundred and
Eighty Dozens : namely,
209 Dozens prime PORT,
86 Dozens choice CLARET,
103 Dozens capital SHERRY,
83 Dozens highly-flavoured MADEIR A,
with smaller Quantities of curious Old HOCK, &c.
The above Wines, which are in the finest possible condi'ion,
have been most jnoiciously selected from the first Houses in
the Trade, and no trouble has been spared in securing qualities
of the highest character, without reference to cost. To prevent
unnecessary removal, the Wines will be delivered from the
Private Cellars of the present Owner.
Samples may be tasted previous to the Sale, and Catalogues,
with full particulars, may be had at the Office of Messrs. THOS.
WINSTANLEY and SONS.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CLARE-STREET.
AIR.M o Bn
OFI R(FDri dawv)illtheS E2nl:lli instant, br
AUCTlON,aEleno,elToock-
precisely, upon the Premises, No. 13, Clare-street, Islington,
The genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, capital Eight-
day Clock, Musical Ditto, Chimney Glass, Two Gold Watches,
Chains, Seals, &c., and Effects of the late Mrs. Harris, de-
ceased, comprising Four-post, Camp, French, and Nursery
Bedsteads, and Hangings, Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds and
Bedding. Painted Articles, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Dres-
sing Glasses, Set of Mahogany Chairs, and Sofa, in Hair Cloth,
Pembroke and Snap Tables, Chimney Glass in Gilt Frame,
Chintz Window Curtains, Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders,
Fire-irons, Kitchen Requisites. and other Effects.
May be viewed on the morning of sale, and Catalogues bad
on the Premises, or at the Office of Mr. BYFORD, Clayton-
square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

ratter; but now, be was pleased to say, they were confined to
the lowest class of shopkeepers and those who matte it their
business to prey upon the poor emigrants who resort to the
town. His worship here became much ailected, and express-
ing himself unable to say more, sat down amidst general ap-
plause. He was afterwards cordially shaken by the hand,
previously to leaving the chair at the close of the meeting.

jP flittnthpal Clertion,

THIS DAY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

CLERIC4IL INTELLIGENCE.

4
Lady Erskine has just presented to Conway Church a
very valuable set of silver communion plate.
Dr. 011ivant will be the new Bishop of Llandaff. Fie
was formerly vice-president of Lampeter College, Wales,
where so many of the Welsh clergy are educated, and his
appointment will give great satisfaction in the principality.
THE BISHOP OF RUPERT'S LAND.—A letter from the
bishop to a friend in England, dated " York Factory,
Rupert's Land, August 22, 1849," announces his lord-
ship's safe arrival, in excellent health, at that place, after
a journey of seven weeks, from Orkney. All Dr. Ander-
son's friends will rejoice to hear of his auspicious arrival
at his interesting see.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

Co be OM or alt.

T 0 be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, splendid
FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate near Edge-lane, and
contains on ground floor Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast
Rooms, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Scullery, &c. ; on first floor,
Five good Bed-rooms, Two Dressing-rooms, Bath-room, &c. ;
on second floor, five Bed-rooms, Linen Closet, &c., &c. The
Outbuildings comprise Three-stalled Stable, Double Coach-
house, Harness-room, and Gardener's Cottage. The Grounds,
of about a statute acre, are tastefully laid out in Fruit and
Flower Gardens, with extensive Conservatory, Vinery, &c.

TO HOTEL KEEPERS, SHOPKEEPERS, &c.
TO be LET, with immediate possession. the extensive and
newly•erected Premises, called Elms-buildings," bottom of
London-road, near St. George's-hall and Railway Station,
built expressly for a Commercial Hotel, and well worthy the
attention of any party in that line, or one with a removeable
Spirit Licence. The House contains Three spacious Enter-
taining-rooms, Twelve Bed-rooms, &c., &c. Also, to he LET,
the adjoining 'modern and splendid SHOPS, with Plate Glass
Fronts, and every convenience for a place of business.

Also, to be LET, a few splendid COUNTRY RESIDENCES,
from £5O to .t '2uo per annum, (one with ten statute acres of
Land.) Also, several excellent FAMILY HOUSES, in the
most healthy and respectable situations in town, from .4'lo to
£l5O per annum, one Of which contains Four Entertaining-
rooms, Eight Bed rooms, Dressing-room. Bath-room, and
Attics, spacious Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, &c., and Coach-
house, Stable, &c. Likewise, a Select List of Houses and
Shops, in the principal business streets ; and Furnished
Houses, Offices, &c. Rents moderate.
Further particulars may be had on application to Was.
WI LLIA MS, Estate Agent, 47, Ranelagh-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-01

Good Gin

Best London and Bristol Whiskey l6/0
Gin 12/6 Ditto Glenlivat and Islay .1116
Jamaica Rum 14/0 Irish Malt 16/3
Best Old Jamaica Ditto ..16/0 „ „ Cognac Brandy 24/0
Irish Whiskey lO/6 Pale Ditto Ditto... . 24/3
I „
Good Malt Whiskey 14/0 „ Scheidam Hollands.24/0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

EIGHTHTEENTH OF APRIL PACKET

Loading Bertb,

1#4#11:.-

North-East side Prince's Dock

The first-class favnurite American Packet-ship

ST. PATRICK

G. B. WATERMAN, Commander,

This well-known regular Packet-ship is 996 tons register ; cop.
pered and copper-fastened; in her third year; and well known
by shippers as being a most eligible conveyance for fine freight.

—For particulars apply to

A. TAYLOR and CO., 8, Lancelot's-he

Shippers will please observe that no goods can be received

after THIS EVENING, the 17th instant,

ST. GEORGE'S LINE OF PACKETS

LIVERPOOL TO NEW

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

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six mo.

at immense profit
pected at Panama

his Rife in l'anLina. About -':).7,60 a' a present
passengers In
crossed the Isthmus since the 26th of December,
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

l'suring the conduct of tE

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—On Thursday afternoon,
C. Ashlin, of the Boroug

liece of wood fell from M

lospital, where it was ascertained

e had r

and we are happy to say she is now in a favourable way c
recovery. The piece of wood which caused the acciden

church, in the Breck-road, whi

Drouet commenced at the Old Bailey on Frid
concluded on Saturday night, in a verdict of a(
The prisoner was formally arraigned on other t

ients, and a verdict of not g-uilty taken in

discharged from custody

congrafilations of his friends

LORD LYNDHURST.—.
hear that Lord Lyndhur

El case.

to tears, was immediately
left the court amidst the

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ly to master

machinery ; and, amongst others, one is mentioned which
particularly redounds to Lord Lyndhurst's honour. In
the famous patent dispute about the lice machines of Mr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

mprovement

i. Lan

Cheshire Junction Railway Company, respecting the
Canning-street bridge, and tbeexisting agreement between
the commissioners of the said company for the purchase
and working of Monks' Ferry." The object of the ar-
rangement, he said, was, that the Railway Company
should extend the time for the payment of the Monks'
Ferry to 1855, and then, if the committee were unable to
pay the money, the company should be allowed to resume
the purchase, that they should pay for the goods carried

for all railway passengers using the ferry. Fo-r these and
some other advantages the commissioners were to with-
draw their opposition to the bill now before parliament

proceed

were unanimously confirmed, and weeunderstand the rail-
way directors agreed to the arrangement at their meeting

OPENING OF TIFF.
STREET.—A meeting o

NEW CONCERT-HALL,

the proprietors and others inte

hall on Saturday, to consider a recommendation of the
general committee to open the establishment with a series
of grand musical performances. Mr. Alderman Turner
presided. He stated that the building was now approach..
ing to completion ; that its capabilities for the object in
view were great, and that he considered the suggestion of
the committee judicious.—Mr. W. R. Sandbach thought
such a course would be most advantageous to the funds

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

1 dioce

is already caused himself .to be valued and beloved by
1. An address, signed by the principal parishioners,
as forwarded to him, before his formal acceptation of
ie bishopric, expressive of their regret at the probability

nentation of the stipend of the
,ply is fraught with kindness,

I it to be his duty to the
lent. The consecration

.ce -on Holy Thursday

—Derby

IFFAIRS.

tAILWAY

—Traffic for the

; goods and cattle, £l9O Os
I. 9d. ;—total, £1297 7s. 6d.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

will be the succeeding Packet

WANTED, a SURGEON for the above Vessel

To sail positively on the 26th instant.
For NEW YORK,
The splendid American Line Packet-ship
WEST POINT,
Captain ALLEN, 2300 tons burthen.
This splendid new Packet Ship is one of the largest
and most magnificent ships afloat, and fitted with every modern
improvement for the comfort of passengers, which with Capt.
Allen's uniform kindness and attention, should obtain for this
noble ship a decided preference; and parties about to cross the
Atlantic should examine the accommodations of the West
Point before making other engagements.—For terms of passage
immediate application should be made to
W. TAPSCOTT and Co.,
St. George's Buildings, Regent-road, Clarence Dock,
Liverpool.
N.B.—Passengers wishing to go by this favourite ship should
send deposits of each, to secure good berths.
The splendid Packet Ship PIDELIA, so favourably known to
the emigrating public, is the succeeding packet, and sails on
the Ist of May.

c;
svir.

TAPSCOTT'S AMERICAN EMIGRATION OFFICE
ST. GEORGE'S-BUILDINGS, REGENT'S-ROAD.
The following
r .
rk.:. FIRST-CLASS PACKETS
A' " Will be despatched on their appointed days, as
-141.1 KY, under :
_..,..--
For NEW YORK.
-.--
CATHERINE, - 1000 tons.. This Day.
ADELINE, PIKE lOOO tons.. 20th A pill.
J. H. SHEPPERD, AINSWORTH 1000 tons.. 22nd April.
WEST POINT, ALLEN 1800 tons.. 26th April.
FIDELIA, YEATON 1800 tons.. Ist May.
A Z. CHANDLER 1500 tons.. 2nd May.
HOTTINGUER, BURSLEY lBOO tons.. 6th May.
ROSCIUS, ELDRIDGE 1800 tons.. 11th May:
ISAAC WRIGHT, MARSHALL 2OOO tons.. 16th May.
CONSTELLATION, LUCE 3OOO tons.. 26th May.
YORKSHIRE, BAILEY ........If4oo If4oo tons.. Ist June.
LIVERPOOL, ELDRIDGE ......... 2000 tons.. 6th June.
--

The above Ships are of the largest class, commanded by men
of experience, who will take every precaution to promote the
health and comfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Surgeons can have free Cabin Passage by the above Ships.
Private Rooms, for Families or persons who wish to be more
select, can at all times be had, and deposits of Li each, to
secure berths, should be remitted, which shall have due atten-
tion.

Persons proceeding to the interior of the United States can
know the actual outlay, and make the necessary arrangements
here, to be forwarded, on arrival, at New York, without one
day's delay, and thereby avoid the many annoyances emigrants
are subject to on landing at New York.
Drafts and Exchange for any amount, at sight on New York,
furnished any part of the United States, can at all times be
to those who prefer this safer mode of taking care of
their funds.
For further particulars apply. post-paid, to
W. TAPSCOTT and CO., Liverpool.
" TAPSCO 1 E
Agents for W. and J. T. TAPSCOTT, New York.
MIGRANT'S GUIDE ' can be had by
emitting Four Postage Stamps for the same.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

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BANKS, &(
12i .lank of Liverpool
10 'lorough Bank
10 .7;ominercial Bank 112.. 12
10 'chester & L'pool Dist. Bank. 12..2 p
10 forth and South Wales Bank
500 Royal Bank 220 . 230
100 Preference 7 vp ct lOl ..103
10 Union Bank
2 L'ool & London Fire & Life Ins. 31..34} p
New
shares 4*.. 41 p
10 Nlarine Assurance Company Bl..Si d
2 Royal Assurance Company
L'pool United Gas Light Ass.,
leo
1 entd. to a .e 25 share at par } 152 .. 154
100 Ditto .elOO shares 146 ..14S
25 Quarter shares
35 B'head & Claughton Gas &Water 3 ..1 d
90 Birkhenheacl Docks & W'houses 60 .. 55 d
100 Exchante Buildings 2OB .. 210
Stock. Liverpool Corn Exchange 3OO .. 310
100 'Leeds and. Liverpool Canal
50 ;Pacific Steam Navigation Co. .. 54 .. 55 544
Ct .7#
g, Company .
am Company 7

117.;;;111'
10 Stint

Prices marke4l thus "p" are at a premium; those ma
d" are at a discount.
" it" denotes Shares c&led in for Registration.
The quotations marked " C " are far cash.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

Argyle, Brockbank, hence for Boston, at Cove.
Vittoria, Guarrio, hence at Ancona.
Unicorn, Farvell, hence at Hamburg.
Pink, Young, from Demerara, at Cove.
Sir Howard Douglas, Henderson. from Moulmein at Milford.
STAVANGER, 30th Hertha, Schultz, of and for
Stettin, has put back to Tananper, fearing the outbreak of hos-
tilities between Prussia and Denmark. She has experienced
heavy weather ; lost some sails, shifted her cargo, but trimmed
it again, and touched the ground off the Scotch coast, but does
not makewater.

MONDAY, APRIL IG.—Wind N.N.E. to N.N.W., moderate.'
ARRIVED.—Mary Ann Johnston, from Calcutta—Peruvian,
Blair, from Punta Arenas—Howard, Bowen, from Buenos
Charles Saunders, Simpson. and St. John, Burns, from
rieans—Raritan, Holmes, from Mobile—Blake, Arm-
from New York—George, from Oporto—Maria, from

New 0

Rotteritarr

The Hower

arrived he

)-(lay, left the River Plate 8t

my with tt

ieny. Cur

from Bilboa, for this port, on

ope, WAS

pril, in

told for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

encra silqisrEllant

Tho duty on hops of the gr
nounted altogether to the sum of
A redbreast has built its nest i
Lnging with the door open, in
An English brig is about to le
th about forty Malts

A. fire occurred at Devor

s sent very la
lg, building, i

iss Julia I

froth t

I have resol

convicted befo:
twelve o'clock

nguish i
efore th

ttle won)
could b,

ARY Po

in love from...his looks, gave I

Derby Mere

A. NEW CONVICT
eretary for the Coloi

t numl

th of the year 1848

~ which was

.n out house at Halifax
ive Malta for Californi

.go of wi

on Sunday, by which
e is esti-

ice, and £5 for the secon

both were dr

tng ins
;, a fine

'sday a

g man

t two our
.1 nna h;

;ented to tt
-,.

,utli Wales,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

the eve of going abroad

Mr. Craik's

Mercury

A 13}1OGAR'S CRUTCH AND GREAT COAT.—A short
, says the Birmingham Mercury, an old beggar,
1 coil," and

time al

with it an olt

k and a great coat, which he left to his
ger the old man's decease, the cast-off

two dough

'racfory cow which had broken

when, lo ! the 1

tened home, and
left by the old man, when, mut

ilar number a

lig nu, a
ed in c

in the ce

ised such a sum

trio of singular incidents oc-

ind preferring a hac,,
by his "javelin men," proceedea
accompany the Lord Chief Justice with the wonted state
-s : his Lordship, as in other places declined
'offered ho"--- h a fly to the

ley coach!

aby the A._ _
The Sheriff, attended
• 'on to

away st

to his lodiin

nd proceeded
ly Lord Denrna

Judges _
speedily to pay the price of his affected n

be did not i

destination without
ms to the flvr
led to G
tle n

Having given di
Castle, the man
told this was not the (
to Patterson's " Casa
so his Lordship infor

Ome diffi-culty

.n to drive him to the
Castle Hotel, btv- was

it : thence he was driven
" but here was another mistake ;
)ed the Hyman and the flyman's
thered round the vehicle to offer advice
rho had lost his way, that he was Lord
England, and wanted to go to the
ugh and Town of Taunton

where he

soon afte

rived without any new adventures.—ln the
course of Sat urday night, or early on Sunday morning,
I the armorial bearings an

some person
panels of Lot
THEFT BY

is carriage, in the castle-yai:d.
—On Tuesday Miss Lydia Dixon,

waibrot

of some eminence, now deceased,
he Richmond magistrates charged

ht before
E,r3r. A policeman, on the 6,

with rob

...,urday night pre-
eat from a draper's door a roll of
very large shawl which
-live 'ds in length. On
se, she ci '•red to detach a

sixty-five y

front I

which it w

to resemble
nd six lace c

of vari

aund to contain
C.CI•./1114. 41,"

s colours, and of very

❑t of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

were not t

their inquiries, as they were two of the r
characters in the town. It was stated thw
paper produced had not been given by any
it had only been written by the prisoners in c

after admonishing the priso‘

to-be Careiiii villilt

were about, ordered their discharge. -----
ALLEGED FRAUD BY AN EX-PASSENGER BO° Ali
On Thursday, a poor emigrant, named Robert Afor r
peared to make a complaint against George Sherla ,e 0;
Waterloo-road, late a passenger broker, but at Prfre&
acting without a license. The complainant said liettw'shif
with Mr. Sherlock for a passage to New York
M'Donald. He paid him 30s. in cash, and allowe „t`2.'
to take his box, in which was property worth ab`!.;
guineas, as security for the remainder until the si,iltool‘
rived at New York. The defendant and his cler4boota
the goods into their care, and they were placed °„,9 Itft"
the ship with a direction card on them. " -lytbere„.
Russell, of New York." the defendant's agent
When he (complainant) went on board the ves3"' 00;
could not obtain a passenger ticket ; his name wro•Ilr:

placed by the defendant on the passenger list ; sn'prr
the roll was called over, he was sent on shore. Pte
perty was forwarded to New York in the ship to rei
fendant's agent. The defendant said that he ee'e4e4
ceived any money from Mann, nor made any agrie`ooli
with him, and that the complainant was stowedgev
with three others, and that was the reason be ,c" 01'
back. A clerk to the defendant, named Breretel-fori:j
some reluctance, admitted directing a box to NewAireet,
which he thought might belong to Mann. He
t, 137 order of Sherlock, to a person named Russell,regte
'k s Mr. Rushton strongly expressed hi 6.

OW 0,
that he could not inflict any punishment, isiOhe
fendant was not a passenger broker. If the cowPceti!`'d
could have produced a ticket, he would have troll!' 0011,5
defendant to the utmost limits of the law, and 0 i'n,'to
could yet be done, he would assist all in his pow'
justice to the injured man.

p,
The Essex Standard states that Mr. Peto, 31' :09
taken the splendid building at the Colchester terl9lo
the Eastern Counties Railway, originally built,e),
io
hotel (but which proved in that way a total
the purpose of converting it into an asylum
idiots. It is to be called " Essex Hail." Thebr
said to have cost from £12,000 to £15,000., an"- ,
sum is being out in alterations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

The Bishop of

acted th

judgment and t
man is to be pi

ineret, was added to the borou

tly much improved th

d for it an cool
id just fi

is too

he bishop on the subject of con-
hat disappointed at the bishop's

patronage vested in himself, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

gements having pr

longed his stay for ishort ti
MONSI

HAS GREA'

INSTANTANEOUS and EFFECTUAL CURE fot
CORNS, BUNIONS, Callosities, Nails growing into the
^rery Disorder of the Feet, without Cutting or
'-'test Pain. ,

the

Monsieur lEVI may be con'ulted DAILY, as usual, from
Ten o'clock in the Morning till Four o'clock in the Afternoon,
at his Residence,

No. 34, BOLD-ST
onsienr L. (who has no

person wl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

ices the richest grazing
and Northampton ; and

led an area

0 rental,

and a

recent change of prices
des the loss upon their
I Bateman, the Hon. H.
!, Bart., Sir H. Halford,
lords, and many of the

demanding relief, will

.epresentative of

his constituency, on Wed-
since his election, and ad-
ae course of his speech he

,d by the

occupy the y°.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

PLATE, KNIVES, GLASS, arc. for HIRE

A PRIVATE BILLIARD TABLE, le. per Hour

Attached to the Hotel is
THE BRUNSWICK CLUB,
AND TRADESMAN'S HALL,
WITH
ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS,
NOW COMPLETED.
Near and Spacious F Rupp); ' with Lone

~.ea _
and Provincial News.
ALSO, AN EXTENSIVE LIBRARY,
ENLIVENED BY
AMERICAN TEN PINS,
BILLIARDS, CHESS, GYMNASTIC EXERCISES.
AND A VARIETY OF OTHER RECREATIONS.

ion, Liverpool,

WARM, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS.
DAILY ORDINARY, at a Quarter-past One o'clock, Charge, ls,
Non-Members, Is. 3d.; Fee, Id,

THE FOLLOWING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
Payable in advance,
entitle every Member to the advantages of the Club
Twelve Months 15s. Od
Six Months 9s. Od
Three Months ss. Od
One Month 2s. 6d
Day Ticket

Os. 4d.
All SubsCriptions to commence from the date of Entrance

The News-room is supplied with the following Newspapers
Periodicals, &c. :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

n. H

icated with i

The duke had
-,.onsecrated, t

the minister left wholly dependent on pew-rents or on
the ducal bounty. It was explained to him that he could
not have everything, and that in order to 'consecration he

T make it a district church wi

,th an endowment

of £5O a-year, or a chapel of ease, leaving the patronage

eumbent of Berry Pomei:oy

The duke made it

a sine qua non that he should have the patronage : still,
as he had previously sold the next presentation of Berry
Pomeroy, and was now about to cut off the most impor-
tant part of the parish to the injury of the purchaser,
and as also he had thereby acknowledged the rights of
the patron, he ought to have been prepared at least to
pay for his hobby. The duke and his man of business
settled at last to petition the bishop to license the build-
ing as a temporary matter, and with the intention, as ex-
pressed in the petition, of applying for consecration as
soon as the endowment could be agreed on. The bishop
acceded to this proposal, and, with the consent of the
incumbent, licensed Mr. Shore to the chapel. The con-
chiding words of the petition, signed Somerset," on
which this arrangement was made, were—" I hereby
engage that, if your.lordship shall think tit to grant such

and appropriated exclusively for that purpose"
" religious worship according to the rites and ceremonies
of the Church of England and Ireland."
This state of things, intended to be only' temporary,
was inconvenient and painful to the incumbent of Berry
Pomeroy, who though charged with the cure of Bridge-
town, was, in fact, ousted by the stranger. The incum-
bent however died in 1834, and was succeeded by the
gentleman to whose friends the duke had sold the next
Presentation.

- VIZ.,

The new incumbent soon found Mr. Sh
s side, and felt a special grievance in the

duke, having first sold the living, had subsequently got
the most important part of it back into his hands again,
leaving the purchaser that much minus that he had
bargained for, But, rather than have Bridgetown still
included in his spiritual cure, but actually under what
he considered erroneous teaching, he was ready to make
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

y, we feel confident that

sed mt

the county ratepayers
;essful carrying of the

the London Times,
e faculty, attributed to the
eing which way the wind is
and an admirable facility of adapt-
Try change of circumstance. Like

die round the earth (poli-
We therefore watch him,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

have also been

)dy under any writ de con

s for pr

mints
tted b

ntiy he is qualified, either
)ishon : in the fnrnini

hore, the first

rty on

4 in un-

—The Rev. David Anderson
who has been appointed to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

LIVERPOOL TO

This Day, April 17, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
Tuesday, May 1, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
LIVERPOOL TO PORT RUSH,
With leave to call at LARNE.
ROVER Thursday, April 19, at 7 o'clock Evening.
ROVER Thursday, April 26, at 1 o'clock Afternoon.
Goods require to be alongside ONE HOUR before the adver-
tised Hours of sailing.

SHAMROCK
SHAMROCK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

tder, hence for

pier, for New 0
Cork—Antony, f

.eindeer, henc

April, in lat. 47, 1(
11 March, i

n., in Int

Bain, of this purt, Gth
for this port, in lat. 42,

LONDON a

J. and E I

at 11 o'cic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

.1 .2 d

3..1 p

Union I

~ No. 1

Bid
13 ..121 d
20i.. 21
7*.. 7f 7
Ci.. 7*
31..31 d
17 .. 15 d

Consolidated Thirds
No. 4, issued as i.s. 6td.
Registered do.
South Staffordshire
South Wales
S.Yorkshire, Doncaster & Gc
Whitehaven and Furness ...

Whitehaven Junction Si. • 9a
York, Newcastle, and Berwick 1 " 031
Original Nwcstle Berwick
tl5 N 9.
10. No. 2..

N. & B. d
G.N.E. 1)1
Ditto
'ork and N
E. & W. 1

Ditto
ort.ll Midland ...
[tiding Extension

25 ..25i [B/91
d 28/9 cli
42 ..43
201.. 21
d
21 ..22
30..34 d
30k.. 292 d
33 ..33i
10..10-;
19/..1(4 d
11}..10; d

10 Preference shares
IRISH LINES.
50 Belfast and Ballymena.
38i Cork and Bandon
37i Dublin and Belfast Junction
75 Dublin and Drogheda
25 Third shares

Dundalk and Enniskillen

45.jGreat Southern

and Western
id Coleraine .

25 Londonderry and Enniskillen
47. i. Midland Great Western
15 Half shares
20 Newry and Warrenpoint
474 Ulster
SO Waterford and Kilkenny
47i Waterford and Limerick
FOREIGN & COLONIAL
LINES.

13 xd 12211
4 ..5

20 rloulogne and Amiens.
20 Central France
17i Demerara
7i Dutch Rhenish .
60 .Jamaica
13 Northern of France
7 Means, Tours, and Bourdcaux.l
11 Paris and Lyons
20 "aria and Orleans
20 Paris and Rouen
10 Paris and Strasburg..
20 louen and Havre

131..141
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

a long ti

never s
) knew how h

been opened for firm
1.1 with favour and kindness, so far license from the Lord Bishop of the (
•usted he should never forget that crated on Thursday. It has been el
now his duty to state what they had to tions from several gentlemen iu the neighbourhood,
ip then sketched out the programme of among whom stand foremost W. Brown, Esq., M.P.,
and alluded to the advantages placed in the C. Leyland, Esq., Mr. Clare, Mr. Tresham, Mr. Tyrer,
working classes by the concerts, lectures, and and Mr. Chaffers. Full cathedral service was ner-

seen rece

,nd tread
t. He t

'ed in 1

Mme tir

ase, was conse
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

salt nor coal;

4444
,f/iiTO:

For CALCUTTA,

The splendid Liverpool-built Ship
LOODIANAH,
JAMES AUDONNELL, Commander,
(Who is particularly well acquainted with the trade ;)
A. 1 for twelve years; 744 tons; newly coppered; well known
for her fast sailing and remarkably quick passages.—For
terms, &c. apply on board, east side Prince's Dock ; to Messrs.
HENRY :MORE and Co.; or to W. and J. TYRER.

Erftizi) Zirterita.

To be despatched on Thursday next. the 19th instant
For MONTREAL, direct.
Tha ... _

(Who

ne fast-sailing Ship AQUA MARINE,
AMUEL CONNOLLY, Commander,
ell acquainted with the navigation of the
St. Lawrence;)

514 tons per r
ship is well ki

s; has most exc

accomm

nd 'is now loading we

side of Prince's lioa:E;fZii;l.liO'r i
WILLIAM FISHER and SO,

s-street

t.. For MONTREAL,
;;0,1 The fine A 1 British•built Brig FREE BRITON
;46 Captain PRESTON ;
290 tons per register
and the Master
St. La

and coppered ; sails very fast
It acquainted with the naviga

tion of th

a most desit=able cony

to shippers . i
of freight or p
Co., or to

Av loading east side Queen's l)ock.—For term
age apply to Messrs. CLINT, TREGONINO, an,

WILLIAM FISHER and SON, 7, Redcross-street

Einiteb &tattE'i.

let of May Packet.
For PHILADELPHIA

800 tons bur

ship will he the
to receive cam

HENANDOAH,

r
~s,
11,
,- v

Captain WEST

This well-known and favourit
present month, and now read'

—For freight app:

TAYLOR. and co.

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL

OF PACKETS

Sailing from Li

SHENANDOAH, W. H. W

VERPOOL on the Ist of each Month
PHILADELPHIA on the 10th.

;00 tons.. Ist May

BERLIN, A. F. SMITH

700 tons.. Ist June

EUROPE, H. F. MIERCKEN

650 tons..lst July

MARY PLEASANTS, JQ. BONVNZ ..800 ton

Ist August.

The Ships of this Line are built of the best and most costly
materials, coppered and copper-fastened, and commanded by
men of acknowledged talent. To ensure strict punctuality in
sailing, goods cannot be received after midnight of the second
day previous to sailing.
These Ships will take steam np the Delaware.
Apply to JAMES M'HENRY, 5, Temple-place, or
A. TAYLOR and Co., 8, Lancelot's-hey.
Or in Philadelphia to SAMUEL PLF-A-SANTS.
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling.

ST. GEORGE'S LINE OF PACKETS

LIVERPOOL

TO NEW YORK

REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT

Fine Goods

17s. 6(1. per ton measurement
I2s. 6d.
•4

Coarse Goods and Hardware
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

has bestowed so much care upon the formation and train-
ing of a numerous chorus, which is an important feature

in all operatic entertainmen
have no doubt will have the

as a very effic

eluding Miss Mary Mover,
known London favourite,
the evening'" -moment.

His continues

I efforts we

effect of drawing full houses,
Dnt Vaudcvill

pany, in-
Mr. Loveday, and that well-
Mr. Attiwood, contribute to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

ET, LIVERPOOL

COPY OF TESTIMONIAL!
From Richard Bryant, Esa
Sir.—You have operated
trust the operation will be f

my cil:ns-without pain, and

RICHARD BRYANT

Manor House, Chester, Apri

h, 1849,

From R. Lucas. Es

:o, sir.ce which time
:lie result. He has,

on a iresn corn, that was not apparent at my
former visit, and which he has removed with great skill and
ability, and without the least pain. R. LUCAS.
Liverpool, Gt. Charlotte-street, 14th March, 1840.

From William Connah, Esq.
I have pleasure in certifying that Mr. Levi has extracted my
corns,
_without pain, to my satisfaction; also removed two
nails, growing deep in the flesh, with the same dexterity.
WM. CONNAII, 7, Etanht,pe-terrace, Liverpool.
Ist February, 1819.

From Mr. Trill,

Cowan

;once Mr. Levi

bad corn from my wife's fOo7

pain, and to her and toy satisfac
ii, Sugnal-street, Liverpool, J

WM. COWAN

From Be
Lev

I certify that II
corn, of long

my very bad

landing, without

. .
Lny inconvenient pain.
BENJAMIN CHAFFER
'cli 6, 1848.

Hope Cottage, IN

avertree,

From .Tohn O

I hereby certify that Mr
from my foot without the he
•

vat relief and

satisfaciion

JOHN OWEN, Private Lunatic As)
Tue Brook Villa, West Berl))

From Mr. Philip Forshaw, I
I do hereby certify that Mons. I.e
foot a very bad and troublesome co
slightest pain, and to my entire satin

Orznskirk, near Liverpool;

ILIP FORSHAW, Brew•
!7tli Dec., 1848.

From Cap
This is to certify that Moo

ot Coulthurst,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

going to blo

ing him
Puck, h

n times of coming trouble, with some interest.
;ome time ago his fondness for the present whip
--Nitre. He dandled their vari-

government was e

political bantlings with the tenderness of a
monthly nurse. Of late, however, he has waxed
cold; trotted" Lord John; made faces at Sir
Charles Wood; and treated their protegees, which
NEI had helped to lick into shape, with the indiffer-
.
zponsor, who chucks his godson a copper
to avoid the superfluous annoyance of giving him
a kiss, Four or five days ago he became more
decidedly wroth with his old loves; cruelly im-
paled Lord Palmerston, and on Saturday put a

ence a

aring, by flinging up his

heels in the faces of tl

After jibing the Whigs IC

heir utter want of go-

ahead qualities, and their want of any characteristic
to distinguish them from their old opponents, the
conservative' party, our contemporary proceeds to
remark in his most sarcastic manner :
" We used to hear a good deal about improvement,

r.l, progress, and

ch active id

ridiculous as a great and corn-pre-
re ; nothing so sacred as property, especially
ceased to be property to all practical purposes ;
no institution so valuable as that which does the most
mischief; and no wisdom so exalted as that which can
suggest a good reason for tolerating the most intolerable
nuisances. Twenty years since the cardinal virtue of the
statesman was hope. Now it is patience. We seemed to
have fathomed the capabilities of the country. The Whigs,
at least, have exhausted their. quiver. Their last arrow
was the repeal of the Navigation Laws, which was drawn
last session and then replaced—drawn again this session,

°thing is no,

tiensive men
vhen it has

and once mo

howevei, unshot, and by

no means c
what will

!ley do next

ery one, however, asks,
' can only offer to mes-
-1 contentment with the
by the Whigs A.D. 1849.
k. What are ti

merize the nation into a perpetua
British empire as finally I
" But WA will llnt

facts of the case ? The Whigs are not so entirely ineffec-
tive, for they are repealing the Navigation Laws ; a
Cabinet, like a lion, produces one cub a year, but that cub
is a noble one, and worth more than a whole litter of mere
gratuitous hobbies. This measure, however, is only a
remanet from last session. What are we to set down to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

it way throug

they have been scalded by st,

:hroWn into the f

not unfrequently been compelled

etnmnies
tempt )
__ _ •

pavement below. They have been sl3 /Y
in the flue of an oven. They have been h'T
the sides of chimnies, in which they have

They hay

n
nea f.
be
nf

places•in which they were
iron crows, lite itself having

led by

I would ask whether such a sy

r" "27:0

;eyed to

a country

'e have been

before our eyes, that we not only disreg 001,)
scarcely be persuaded that it is such• a lea
strangers to it in our own country, and ha eta
some such cruel practice was followed in onesof.i
nies—the horror, the indignation, and olcner
ple would have been raised against it from deeds
kingdom to the other. So repugnant,
feelings of Englishmen to anything like cr"lr P
legislature has not thought it beneath Win as
protect the dumb and brute creation fr° 501
strange as it may appear, the act for retool
children from inhuman oppression and Pre ofc
thrown out. Who ever heara_;°,/61,

brute creatures being so injured and 'l"3
le,
~
young as to be rendered deformed cripP,,

beings ever after, even if they survive ? but b
destroyed by the severity of their treatmeisloo
arrive at their full strength and stature? A to
of young cattle being suffocated—dash" a t
burnt to death ? Yet it has been sufPleei

with these poor children, beta

not so lotto.,
and despised to obtain the efr-4;ctiTarassist3.ls:ll
What wouid have been said, had the ell'ro
been so abused ? Suppose the p/a;nteicsil
had -

plead their own c

red to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

the building
rho had
I, but a

tin' worship, and Mr. Shore,
dissenter at

Duke of Somerset, took ou
place of c
bef

he was

rough adherent of the Established Church, officiated in it.
This is not the case of a conscientious dissenter, or a
dissenter at all, persecuted for his dissent. It is the case
of the clergyman, who declares he is no dissenter, publicly
officiating without and in defiance of the diocesan's author-
ity, and doing this in a building which bad been built and
licensed for the services of the church, and which its
builder and his patron had express
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