The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-28 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY AND THE CORNISH
INCIDENT.—The following incident connected 10
the royal departure may be read with interest seey
that there is a boat's crew of Cornish women, who me
a livelihood by going to various regattas, and who wercod
have contended in some of the races at the Fleetley
regatta last week ; but the vessel, on board of which t
embarked themselves and their rowing-gig for LiverP°°o(
was driven by stress of weather, durinc, the storrnce
Wednesday last, to put into Dublin ; and in consegne,llot
of this untoward passage, the Cornish women did the
reach Fleetwood till Saturday week, two days after 41
close of the regatta. They had their boat upon the
Wyre water on Saturday, and attracted some attentile,
from the novelty of a boat's_ crew_of those usuallY
ior:

nominated " the weaker sex," yet challenging the an" d;of the creation" to a contest which especially denlion.
considerable physical stre"gth and muscular ex.w.nd
These Cornish women were pulling about the ricerf the
channel on Monday evening, and, on the arrival °their
royal yacht, saluted it in the usual way by presentitg the
oars ; but in all probability they were not noticed ",e•iiit,
royal party, who were otherwise engaged at the Ll,ege
However, from 7 o'clock on Tuesday morning' t"tfil
women were in the harbour, rowing about near the 15;'?
yacht or what is technically termed, " rowing guar fof
and on her majesty's landing, they pulled stoutly asoYe
the large piece of water, over which the pile.brik
constructed, on which the Preston and Wyre railo-9!seti
carried to Fleetwood. Here, as the royal train Pftty
along the pile-bridge, these nautical Amazons saluted
royal party with upraised oars, and this time Wiwi,
tracted the attention of her Majesty and Prince Ai hits
who, struck by the singular appearance of the , 00,
dresses and white caps of these watertvomen, etc('
graciously acknowledged their salute, and also dir.etio,
the .attention of the children to this singular exlliblbeel
The poor women were greatly gratified at having,tlo"
honoured by the nods and smiles of their sovereign,,
sovereign being of their sex, and " an ocean queen•otiol
M& ex LOYALTY AGAIN AT FAULT.—The dePu Jeff,
at Douglas, who had concocted an address to her
in the event of the royal squadron anchoring in Piits
Tv --I a- ~.,.,r, +IIP

the Ramsey people, by annoying the Queen to '
out
Bay, while her Majesty was in the act of doing ho°betbrea
her northern subjects. They started from Douglas e
eleven o'clock, about half an hour after intelligeeencbor,
come from Ramsey that her Majesty was theret?,o2,g/as
'
They chartered a coach and four, and the four other;
Delegates," with the clerk of the meeting, and oPneg. 81011!,
took the Laney route, with a gaudy banner 111. borct
the road. Arriving at Ramsey after blowing t01,,j0ek../;`,
pretty well, they hastened to the shore by orlteation °f
seems the high bailiff of Ramsey, in exPec purPo,,,t;
governor, had provided a boat especially for wit•
and four young gentlemen had volunteered to ro., ce'
Douglas Delegates finding this boat, entered s,"
~otef
remonie, and, palming the crew with a one pound
pushed off from the shore. The high bailiff, on witfk:,/f
-this_ was in a panic -ted the governor !cBll
forestalled, be the
without success „id
tide belt
were in hot pursuit of the Queen, an bef
not notice governors or high bailiffs. But, alas ! theeepsi
concerted schemes are liable to disappointment. Qu,,
tUe
like time and tide, wait for no man ; and, befo7
th
te
" Delegates" could rush into the presence ofAlajesollot:
wheels of the royal yacht were in motion. Lieu
Stitt
Governor Hope got intelligence of her Majesty's f;'ole
at Ramsey about eleven o'clock, and without loss 0` rt,t'
with a spirited pair of greys, for the pele'
half an hour after the " Dougls.„ote
- - • - fidvir

He expe
vine be(

they arrived in Ramsey within a 1.-
after the " Delegates," and hastened to the shore
alas ! their boat had been kidnapped, and but for ,e 8015,
nate coincidence, they had been in as bad a plight foil°
the Lieut. Governor at Douglasbarbour, whti toi
he 1)4,6

touched the sand, and she scPaela
His Excellency, AttorneY,:e 110'
made good progress with °ogre
the four young gentlemen d coo:,
fined upon the " Delegates," an iritn
yacht ; but just too late. 111,e,..
, and the Rover was left in her Norco v
Excellency, on returning to shore, truly and 11.5,105
heart exclaimed,—" I am not in fault, but I am r,e143 'fa
fortunate." So say we in this instance. It con lion
our knowledge that his Excellency used every Oe:q on
man could make to pay his respects to the One`"
occasion ; but the fates were against him, and he, lio°
his object. Not a single representative of the IlAl' ce.l
House of Keys found his way to the royal preen
Manx Liberal.

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for the governor's use
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BANKRUPTC7
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the Adelphi the

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