The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-29 00:00:00

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.....sturbance caused Rome, on Wednesday,
you may then read with ingpm Palace.
corresponden t of the Builder recommends that side-
- . 1-.111(.9. and other .articles of furniture, should be

ailed La Vieille Chem
is supposed to be the
y. It is upwards of nine yards in cireumf

ie, at L,

made of glass.
ThE.FAMINE.—A medical officer of one of the Cor-
ence Wish parishes has appealed to the Board of Guardians for
a an increase of his salary, on the ground that the poor of
)0., in hewn stone has been con- his district take the medicine with the greatest avidity.
sateen persons at The British and Foreign Institute, founded in London,
—thing like our by Mr. J. S. Buckingham, has been closed for want of
Is held round it every
funds, a want which was partly caused by the circumstance
that several members neglected to pay their subscriptions.
--- -v• LaGurxiNG.—Two persons, a.- man and

ttry, in Calva-
of the forests of

;e, and is
'tire_ A

where

MEDIC

With a crowd

of persons in Tainworth,-on Tuesday last, during a thun-
der-storm, were struck dead by the electric fluid.
THE LATE THOMA4S. Hoon.—Lord John Russell has
announced her Majesty's gracious intention of conferring
the poor are be- a pension of £lOO a year upon the children of this highly
to the dietary gifted, but unfortunate author.
Yesterday week, the foundation-stone of a building de-
--"
to let
voted to thppanrposes-of vocal music, under the superin-
m.u...l, was laid by Viscount Morpeth, in

xeellenee.
ared to be
'he master
le dietary

made to tende

Long, Acr e,_ London

till US:qt.:mar-
-1 the walls of I A singular and fatal accident occurred a tew 'lays since,
heard no at Ticehurst, in Sussex. Some men were amusing them-
_new not I selves by throwing a heavy skittle ball, which struck a
_.,ioner might be young blacksmith on the head with such violence that, he
_.-..0 not make any report at died within a few hours.
..c to the medical treatment of the l The Hon. Mr. Hardinge, son of Lord Hardinge, has
Her Majesty's Government whether published a collection of drawings, among which are views
.ed to allow the present system of medical of the battles which his father fought with the Sikhs dnr-
, the poor to continue ? There was not a ing the late campaign on the Sutlej, and portraits of the
leading Sikh officers and ministers.
iin England who would suffer his dogs to be THE VALUE OF LANDED PROPERTY.—On Tuesday the
-*.e treated by the present system. freehold estate, called South Ockendon-hall, situate at a
J ivied by the medical officer in many
\ distance of about eight miles from Romford, Essex, was
.el 4d. or 6(1. each case. He would
Yul the member for Finsbury (Mr. disposed of by auction, at the auction mart. It comprised,
_ ,i,,,nefully inadequate
medical man could perform his besides the residence, above 668 acres, and it realized.a
rental of about £1,170 per annum. It fetched £24,620-
`,;B RIOT AT WINDSOR.—A riot took place at Windsor, On
' " Bachelors' Acre," whh thebachelors of
' Tuesday, in consequence of an attempt to dia well in a
- ht to frequent at all times. The well
‘‘e police driven °Eby a mob of baehe.

le in, and we

grand)

report of that, assis

1 as the poor N.

.muneration re
; did not exce

)fficer I

I field

therefore h;
eed
hc ae officermight
AU WV Vl ill
n
NwVaisrisdtsooprpheaavliepa,Lig:
fors, armed with
to do co BATING FULLS

He would repeat it, the

EARTH.—The Medical Tinzeslgive

an account of a young woman, employed as a gia—
ne chief point who had acquired such a morbid habit of eating the sna-
ir he uses in terial used by her, that she swallowed in one year and a
^ved with half, no less than twelve hundred ounces of aluminous, or
-,d_ Fuller',-

'h on the New Poor4ate

s polisher,

INCT OF

;her to attend to

the col

. s earth.
of I Lord Robert Grosvenor and Mr. Spooner attended on
_tionth Tuesday at the Home Office,,with Sir George Grey, to
,Liape and
I present a memorial to the Queen from the womenof Eng-
-1 is how to , land, signed by one hundred thousand, praying that the
ill
b for preventing trading in seduction may pass into a
nearly I law.

I salmo

Every r

.eat art for tin
,nge his colon
natural inse

as to imitate

IS to repres,
in this ; ar

FATAL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.—OR Tuesday, a dread-
pt ful explosion took place at the Felling Colliery, the pro-
ve I perty of Messrs. Carr and, Co., by which four men, two
boys, eighteen horses, and two ponies were killed. The
3_ colliery is situated near to the Newcastle and York Rail-
,' way, on the north side, about half a mile from Gateshead.
THE LATE TWEED.—The Nassau Observer says, that
two Harbour Island vessels arrived at that place with be-
tween two and three hundred jugs of quicksilver, saved
from the wreck of the British steamer Tweed. Thel
would have saved much more had they- not been
but drior4ver
'-‘0 worked

and cm

his colours, he will 11
ovpr those who, from

;tween na

Ketne :Arun.
; that fish

Spanish En E

a of war, after havi

;itch day,

A. reward of £5O has been offered for the apprehension
s cannot 1 of William Parsons, police sergeant, and Isaac Hickton
they
, police constable, lately in the K division, charged witl
its this ! conspiracy and perjury at the inquest held at Dagenham
with him ! in the county of Essex, upon the body of George Clark
- • ,• i ' police constable, who was brutally murdered on the29tl
June, 1846

..,.wiry more .- --",
nts 1 The correspondent of the Daily News. at Res
he habits and
i stinc
ished in no other than Mr. Mahony (the celebrated Path,.
noting of the Magazines), writes that Lord Ward had an int.
ac. with Pope Pius IX., a few days ago. 'His Holiness
ling tobe affable, but somewhat at a loss howto complinu
his visitor, felicitated his lordship on " ' •

pme, who

I.h. The auger who desires to become accom

rt, mu

cake them his sti
'eful observation,

found most u

his easy c

not a certa
ads on the

r instance, successful
the weatl

1, commence

state stances."
apta-
-1 On Thursday week, at the Central Criminal Court,
cur of there were two trials for murder, in both of which the
10/* verdict was for manslaughter only. M`Donald, a carpet],
ter, having got drunk with his wife, killed the woman by
throwing her down stairs. Thomson, a labourer, alsc
while drunk, caused the death of Anne Ford, a womar
who lived with him. Both the criminals were sentence(
to be transported-for life.
A LARGE FAIR.—Brampton-hill fair, Westmarebnd
of the most extensive fairs in the north -

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far for sheep, on Tuesday last, and upon no previous occasio;
The was there such a show as on the present. In some hand
ftly on there were not less than from three to four thousand in
drove ; and persons capable of forming an estimate, state
that there were not less than from thirty to forty thous=
Lead of sheep exposed fob• sale,