The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-16 00:00:00

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JOHN HATTON'S New Song,
"Good bye, sweet heart, good bye."

Stl4B' New -Song,
Oh, would I were Yon silver moonbeam 3

PUNIC M
MAYNARD ORI'S New Song,
on a Sunday morning.
WALTRR " 'Tpiqt€
Song,
Let nobody Ne
know."

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London : CRAMER,
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and CHAPPELL, be , •
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the Public, that they have ui cieritrlortn the Subscribemrspnan.
sibility of Publishing the Wo-rk% an edn the ecuniary
i. ring out
the original scheme of the abovt:c nlet. eventually carrying out
SollCit the assistatice of 153 e Society In undert
engagements which invoive so
In
d'iture, they
solicit the assistance of the origins& CZ ansce3Fpen
who, they
trust, will afford the neery
eneau,rub ram%
an
under-
aking
taking so important an so closely cogerr t'th the Art of
Music, The the
to the Soeiet;cise Onewi Guinea an•
attilify, and New Subscribers may still have th,e Works from
te commencement, by payment of the arrears. The first
... even 'Volumes have been printed for Ejght Years' Subscrip-
On. The Oratorio of " SAAISON," published for the Pre-
sent year is now read for delivery.
Caal4nes and fullyparticulars may be obtained on aßgl.i:
cation to the Secretary, Mr•CHARLES COMPTON, 201' '''''
tent.streer. London. .
, ,ART
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2s. " `Godlybe
were yon silver moonbeam," h Tr." s
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And ~ Die
sweethart, good bye," by J. L. HATT° .
Thane," by GUSTAV HOLZEL.
Publishers, 201,
CRAMER II KALE and CHAPPELL, Music
..............Rettent-M4BI, London.

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1140
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4110 13111LDERS.—BUILDERS *willing to
:=JL CONTRACT for the WORKSrequired for:the REPAIR
:of TRINITY CHURCH may see the Plans and Specifications
:atthe Surveyor's Office, Town-hall.
Sealed Tenders for the above Works to be delivered at the
above office,on or before Twelve o'clock, at noor4 on Thurs.
daythe let September next, endorsed "Tender• for Repairs
of 'trinity Church."

The Coiporation will not be bound to accept the lowest or
any particular Tender.

Mirveyor's Office, Tortm-hall, Aug. 8, 1853.

ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %i 1,
Will be Published Number One of
irVniE and DAILY TEMES,,:aliver-
POUNDS.
-AL Pool and Manchester Commercial,. Political, and General
19. South JohB:itireAedt
We"PaPer• Annual Subscription in Liverpool, THREE
Pro
,cLeritviesrepmoeotit.ts, Sixpence.
spectosea tr ay be had of CHARLES WILIAtER, PubliAter.
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POLICE ,COUR 11-YESTERDAX-
-11-
PORTERS
were MITI:MUT 'LICENSES.—Five or f.ix porter
license& 24..6d...each 40r working without Being. duly

CRARGE OP STEALING WEARING APPAEEL.--AIIII
Ford and Elizabeth Neal were charged with stealing a
quantity of wearing apparel from Mr. Carswell's pultlic-
house, in Vaurball-road. The property was pledged at
Mr. Finn's pawnshop, in Great Homer-street. The evi-
dence was of so slight a nature that the prisoners were
discharged.

SUSPICIOUS CAsa..—Eliza Walsh was brought up under
the following suspicious ,circumstances :—Detective Rus-
sell saw the prisoner, on Saturday last, go into Compton-
house ; he followed her, and saw
.her change a £lO note
.and make a purchase. He then followed her to the Liver
establishment, where she ehanged another £lO note, and
he then took her into custody. On searching her he
found two £lO notes, a 220 note, and £2O in gold. Two
gentlemen have recently been robbed in the street of
heavy sums ; and, as the prisoner did not give a satisfac-
tory account of herself, she was remanded.
INFRINGEMENTS OF TICE LOCAL ACT.—About thirty
persons were fined in small penalties for furious driving,
obstructions of the road, and other offences.
FALSE DRAFT OF WATER.—Capt. Chevessey, belonging
to an Austrian vessel, was fined 25 and 4s. 6d. costs for
giving a wrong draft of water when taking his ship into
dock.

S3IGOGLING.—Henry Sams, cook on board the Emerald,
was fined 10s., or seven days imprisonment in default, for
smuggling three pints of whiskey.
AN 'nun Ilior.—Eight men' named Patrick Boyle,
Edward Slattery, Jas, Hiam, John Young, John Churchill,
Patrick M`Ewan Michael Shaunnessey, and Richard
Rowlands, were cliarged wuh throwing stones and assault-
ing the police, on Sunday night, in Vauxhall-road, near
St. Martin's Church. There were 400 or 500 men engaged
throwing stones at each other, and when the police inter-
fered they came in for a tolerable share of stones. A
number of windows were also broken during the row.
The three first prisoners were fined 10s. and costs, or 14
days' imprisonment ; the others ss. each, or seven days.
STEALING A MATCH.—Robert Quayle was brought up
on a charge of stealing a watch from on board the Queen
Adelaide, in the Bramley-Moore Dock, belonging to Hugh
Turnbull, master of the ship. The watch had subsequently
been pledged. The prisoner was ordered to pay 6s. for the
watch, in addition to a fine of 205., or in default to he im-
prisoned 21 days.
GAROTTE ROBBERT.—Thomas Sampson, who had been
remanded on a charge of being concerned in robbing
Richard Mogan, of a gold watch, was again brought up,
and committed for trial at the present assizes. The rob.
bery took place on Saturday night week, as the prosecutor
was returning from the Concert-hall, when he was at,
tacked by the prisoner and another man, and a woman, in;
Camdvaltreet. The watch lam net yet been feund.