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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

tuitonal amendmer

a few months
ago, awoke from the dream of security into which
high prices of grain had lulled them
flouted by-the organs of the Fi

Rural interest

temporary

they were ope

party, in Parliament and in the Mumps of
the press. It was the old story, we were told ; the
periodical recurrence of bucolical grumbling ; and
that the true remedy was not legislation, but re-
duced rents and more scientific farming. A new
element of national discontent with the operation
of Free Trade policy has, however, at length dis-
played itself. The manufacturers and merchants
of Scotland have never been considered very greatly
behind the age in trading energy and:abilitv,nor the
artizans an d operatives of that portion of the kingdom
accustomed to regard themselves as inferior in skill
to their own class in this or in foreign countries.
Yet these parties have at length made the discovery
that they have been hurried into an experiment,
which is proving ruinous to their prosperity, and
that even their much vaunted manufacturing supre-
macy is not sufficient to sustain them in a race, in
which they are made to run with unfair burthens.
In a word, our Scottish brethren are feeling pain-
fully that the idol which they have worshipped
under the specious name of Free Trade is a grind-
ing tyranny, which threatens ultimately to prostrate
them with the dust. We have just now before us
'the report of a public meeting of the " Glasgow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

at its ver

ceeded on the principle of
the navigation laws, and of then re-

of reciprocity, by e

vail the d

ages to c

was suuj

restrictio.

and tha

the rer
the rei

regard to t

,t clauses of the bill, lie must
mdments which he intended to
gether calculated to alter the

in principle be-

t of the govern

ding and destroiinf.7, I
meting a portion of

of retaliating upor

li us on term

ty to impose upo

s would count
ade or navizat

nciple was to maintain inta
r 4. navigation laws, but to gi•

itspense with th

He should

)Visions i❑ a

th that view

carrying into effect the prin

ennhlr,l

iinz it.

In point of fact

'st with refold
secondly with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 18,

Refreshing showers and sunshine alternately, accompanied
by a seasonable degree of heat, having characterised the wea-
ther daily since the end of last week, the crops around us are
now progressing onward with extraordinary vigour and under
the most promising aspects; which, by the reports from vari-
ous parts of this country. and Ireland, appear to be extended
generally. No sensible impression, however, has been pro-
duced upon the trade here between Tuesday and to-day, and
although, during that period, Wheat was not in active request,
it was held firmly at our last quotations ; States Flour being
saleable at full prices, and Indian Corn still commanding a
preference over every other article, continued to improve in
value; all other Grain remaining unvaried.
The receipts into this port, coastwise and from Ireland,
since Monday last, are trivial, and very little Grain from the
latter source can be spared for export before harvest; whilst
the imports of European and Egyptian produce include chiefly
a moderate quantity of Wheat, with a good supply of Beans;
and from the American States 8139 qrs. of Indian Corn, with
5076 barrels of Flour.
Haring again to report a good attendance of town and coun-
try millers at our Corn Exchange to-day, all descriptions of
British and Foreign Wheats were taken rather freely; and, as
shipments from the North of Europe are still interrupted,
holders evinced more confidence, and realised an advance of
fully Id. per 70Ibe. upon the current rates of Tuesday. Ame-
rican Flour also met a good demand, and, the stock here hav-
ing been considerably reduced of late, an improvement of 3d.
per barrel upon the annexed quotations was readily acquired,
with a tendency rather upwards.
Barley, Malt, and Pease moving slowly to consumers, merely
sustained their previous value.—ln Beans we have no change
to note, except in Egyptians, which receded 6d. per quarter.—
Oats, being scarce, were the turn dearer; and Oatmeal, upon
a moderate sale, supported late prices.
Indian Corn, notwithstanding advices to-day from Cork an-
nouncing the arrival of several cargoes into that port, conti-
nued in good request this morning, and, thongh slightly easier
than yesterday, fully maintained Tuesday's currency; Corn
Meal remaining scarce and steady in value.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
MARKET, MAY 19, 1849.
s. d. s. d. s.. d. s. d.
O 7@ 0 81 Potatoes, 001.
O 0 0 0 Kemps
O 6 0 71 Pink Eyes 6 6 7 2
O 22 0 3 Cups
O 24 0 3 Cattle 0 0— 0 0
O 2 0 3 Turnips, ton . 0 0— 0 0
O 2 0 0 Carrots
30 0— 0 0 Manure 5 0— 6 6

My, old, 20th

/44
Clover
Ditto, Green
Straw, Wheat

Barley ..
Mangelwurzel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

sincerely regrel t

wishes

ommon country can be pre-
to ably defended in the upper

William again On this sul

in the Commons, unfor-

I be then held in

ith the request,
fisted of some of

y particular
s, bankers,
.1 (cheers) : there-
ad been only one

town to the in-

,onstration on the important

Lws. (ChE
one of thc

) Tliey had
constitutional

ght of every English-
semblage there before
ion had taken
1. It was

,ple of ilie t

.ess of the da,

If to the introduction
h they would be called
be followed by

tating not only this
ear, hear.) It had

y, of
_every govern-

o attord the means of
) confer the greatest
; and it would be for

igation law

the sacrifice

s of property, for 6(

t end ; i

d wealth of the
ler all the vital

10 fewer than

epeated,
matter, and express

ather pet

1, had

'Hutment of their country

.c matter not only

and consider the effec

;uprema,

her they could recomtoend

,count our enor-

man in the country con-
of that debt—(hear) ;

,
this momentous question

done so, to put the
people taxed at the

v, with such;

bile we were

zbipbuilding coun-
-1 but 93. 2d. per
es ss. 2d. (hear,

t that these were 1.63 t mo-

then called upon

a bad never before
,ently placed before

he had now the plea-

n them of the amount of
Cheers.) It was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

interests c
served, which int
house by Lord Si

"Last evening, I
ct ; awl, though I

reciprocity w
tunately, on i

In compliance with

his hand, he felt it

and convene

The requisitio
class or sect,

.
tradesmen, and every clw.
fore, with such a requisit

course left open to biff

convey

subject of the navi,

,mbled to exer

privileges which was th
man ; and when he

him, it was a convincing prool
deep root in the minds of the
_ _

of two or three of the

upon to consid

important question
town but the cow

been the policy, or -prof

merit to the

amount
them al

meetin

hand should d

and the immense in

or depreciatio

might be-
communit

interests which

one million c
to determine

an opinion, for
them that
been well ri
(Rear, hear.)

their r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

he sold. But the importers will soon
rsewho have hitherto purchased them

with the earnings of their industry

Plioy consist of

our meraants, iradeamen, and others

ld have been

hitherto occupied in shipbuilding and providing stores
for ships, the exporters of these manufactures, the
consumers of their homeward cargoes, the cultivators
of our colonies—now either mined by the of
free trade, or brought to the verge of ruin in the struggle
for existence—the landlords and the mass of labourers on
the soil, who TtOW' find that, after a deficient crop, its cost
and value from forei
at least one-fourtl-

n competition is alrea,

, not, anowin,7 wnen or where,. in the
face of such immense supplies oeforeign corn, now daily
pouring in, he-is-to draw funds, or procure the means of
subsistence for his family and dependents, munkless p-
his landlord hiSrent,-wnich, by his lease, he is.bon-
do whilst any atock'remains on' his farm. '1'1:-
however, are as yet only beginning. The
to whom our markets are all open, will provide;
afford, very increased supplies at much lower r
even the present.- and yet be amply remunera'
our unfortunate husbandmen, with their larr
tinue to be left wholly without protection to

e evi Is ,

gn grower,

;ea. than

0.. whilst

taxation, for wh

:edent to

Yet, such, it seen

s the will of our rulers,

:rush tile British sea.rn,

exerting ther

aer, whilst t
receipt of t

are each

red in t

pounut= per amount= or puoi:e money, and appear ready,
like the cormorant, to•pounce upon our vitals. Surely.

:annot much longer co

must soon work Oiik its own termi

These are subjects-too-fertile in matter to be N
ha fisted, but which have, however, of late been fl;
into and discussed in.various ways by others mu,
competent than I am to discharge such painful
They all bear upon and- are more or less ennmpel

atiac
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

ROBERT BURTON, PECA
B. F. IVlimzegr.

EUROPI
MARY I

Line are built of ti

These
Apply to

e steam up the Delaware,

JAMES API
TAYLOR
kgphia to SA

.7;NRY, 5, Temple-pla
nil Co., 8, Lancelot's.
lUIL PLEASANTS.

D cents per pound sterling,.

Sailing en the 12th of every

Month

tons..l2th June
tons.. 12th July

tons.. )2th At

GOO tons.. 12th Sept,

acKnowleaged talent. To ensure strict punctuality in
goods cannot be received after midnight of the second

N IN THE RATES OF FREIGHT.
HI A LINE OF PACKETS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

Goods by thes

Packets hitherto paying
will now be charged SOs. per ton
do. do. 25s_ __

do. 15
Other Goods according to agre
vessels are all of the first class,
and combine every quality to rem
xs conyeyance dor goods, and th

built expressly for this

tey are furnished with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

lonoural

itioners

,iritual and

labitants of the. Bor
rambled, on the 18t1

Petitioners, believi

Oom of
to Her

3., seconded by CHAS

rtrrowby for pr

10th, 1844.
it I have re

aking only t
J. HAYES.'
EET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MAY 19.

DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 20; Relieved and at own
request, 5 ; Made Out-patient, I; Irregular, 0; Dead, 3.
ADMITTED : In-patients, 42 ; Out-patients, 4; Casuals during
the
House week,
Remaining in the House, 19g.
Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J.
lO;
Newton; House Visitors, A. Thompson and T. A. Hope,
Esqs. ; Chaplain, Rev. W. Blundell; Treasurer, Alfred
North, Esq.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

lARKF"

The supply is good of most articles. The trade is firm for
\Vheat ; tine fresh qualities bring rather more money, and other

descriptions fully Inst week's pri
A steady demand for Oats, Smell

Little passing in Barley
g, and Beans, at Lite rates;
le of other zrain.

NEWCASTLE-UPON: TYNE CORN MARKET,

MAY 19

pretty considerable. • To-day, there was a
mers' Wheat, which moved off at last wee
alteration can be noted in the price of foi
was less brisk. The Malting season is abc
enquiry for Barley except for grinding, an

Rye and Pease iii mere- retail demand. Oats withot
change in price, but sale languid.
Wheat—Northumberland, white,
I Do.,
Do., red
Flour—Norfolk

45
40s. „ 4

WISBECH CORN MARKET. A
I We have had a small show of Wheat here

[AY 19.
to-day, an

steady sale, at fully last week's pri

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET. MAY 16.
During the present week there has been a fair sale for Wheat
at last week's prices. Barley and Beans firm. Oats held for
Is. per qr. more money.

LEEDS CORN MARKET. MAY 15

Our market is moderately supplied with Wheat to-da,v, which
meets a ready sale at last Tuesday's prices. In Oats and Beans

no alteration in value,

HULL CORN MARKET. MAY 15.
The import of WheA during the past week has t
limited than for some time past ; and if the blockade

supply is more liberal, but is not likely to continue so. The
trade has been exceedingly inanimate during the whole week,
anti sales of Wheat have been quite impracticable except at a
reduction commensurate with that noted in other markets. We
had a somewhat better demand for the best descriptions of fo-
reign Wheat at to-day's market ; there was a small show of
farmers' Wheat, and scarcely so good to buy as last week. Less
business passing in Barley, but no alteration. Beaus as well as
Peas, and best qualities of Oats, are fully as dear. Of the Lin-
seed imported but a small portion comes on the market, the
bulk hav►ng been principally on crushers' account; the market
is somewhat easier. A moderate consumptive demand for
cake, and no change in the value. Rapeseed little inquired for,
and the stock insignificant. Rape cakes more plentiful, and

may be bought easier; the same remark applies to cattle bOm

• DUBLIN CORN MARKET, MAY 18.
Our corn market to-day was not generally so firm as on Tues•
day, but we do not alter our quotations for Whcat and Oats,
There was an increased demand for Indian Corn, at an advance
of Is. per qr.
WhiteWbeat,old 23s 6d t
Red ditto

12s Od to 14s Od

13s Od to 17s 6d Inoian Corn,per
lls 6d to 14s OA I 480 lUs 3

32s Od to 38s

BELFAST CORN MARKET, MAY 18
ghout the past week we have had very favours

titer for-the growl'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

a with ittke fate_of the

If the

pealing clan

modifications

coed, the only

3 can be said to contain

ad, tenacious of pov

s shewn themselves to
Lord John and his

ting from the

Of 1(

gislation so

In its original form'.

t is evident, from the tone of Lords Lans-
and from the

downe and (

almos

rev on Friday e

precedentedly en

the G

t. that

gretic

'eel and dread .the

is urged, forso

h, to crea

Lord Stanley

allowing the bill t
•ht be labouring nn

e no unnecess
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instz
Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s 0;

Ex Irian), ft
Co., Merch:

,nts, or to

BROWNT

ant, at Tweh•e o'clock, at
thee, I, Oldliall-street,
o LOG WOOD,

:Apply to

's. F. riuTil and

On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Sale Room, Derby. huildimrs, Fenwick-street,
A Quantity of MACHINERY,
Consisting of a wrought iron Boiler, weighing about nine tons,
and sundry pieces of Castings, together with a quantity of old
Ship Timber. The latter may be inspected on the beach, be
tween Egremont - the Magazines, and the former on tl
Quay, south en,' ,ek.-

./oL .—Appiy to
TONGE, CURRY, & C.O, Broke

NEXT WEEK, &e

On MONDAY next, the 28th instant, nt One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The well-known British-built Brig
,
SULTANA ;
-181 tons register; built at Yarmouth, in 1833, and
classed originally ten years; now IE 1 in red; is copper-fas
tened, and was re-sheathed with yellow metal in 1846. Length
81 feet 8 inches, breadth 22 feet 10 inches, depth 15 feet I inch ;
carries 275 tons dead weight, or 1300 quarters of grain, on 14
feet 9 inches water; is abundantly found in stores, and requires
nothing but provisions to be sent to sea: now lying 10 the
Queen's Dock
—Apply Messrs. PRESTON and WATSON,
Merchants, or to

TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers

Oh TUESDAY next,. the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office. Colonial-buildings, Da'e-street,
80 Tierces Jamaic, of the new cro
Just arrived per Mermaid. a C—AOFFEEto
pply Messrs. JOHN HALL and
Co., Merchants, or to
BUSHBYS, FOSTER, and CO., Brokers.

On TuIIIZSDAY, the 31st instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The well-known Steamer
MAID OF GALLOWAY;
223 to►is 0.m., and 127 tons N.M. ; built in Glas-
k,----gow, in 1836; copper-fastened. Length 116 feet
6-10ths; breadth 17 feet 4-10ths ; depth, 11 feet 5-10ths ; draft
of water, fully laden, 8 feet ; has two engines of 50 horse-power
each, made by Messrs. Todd and Macgregor, of Glasgow ; had
new tubular boilers in 1845, and had new tubes and tube-plates
within the last ten months; has good cabin accommodations
for eighteen passengers; carries 30 tons of coals in her bunkers,
and has large storage room ; consumes about 10 cwt. of coal
per hour, and averages nine knots; is in everyway in excellent
working order, and is well adapted fot the cattle trade.—Apply
to Messrs. JOSEPH SANDE r; SON and Co., Merchants, or to
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.

f,it t o.alt.

WINES.
Owing to the depression in the Wine Market,there is on SALE,
with Bottles and Packages included,
best shippers
Fine Pale and Gold SHERRY, shipped by the } 26/ per Doz.
Superior Old PORT 32/ ~
Choice (Medoc) CLARET, in Hampers
„ CHAMPAGNE, in Cases 42/ „
Some rare Old Pale F BRANDY, in 2 Gall. Jars 49/ per Jar.
Choice Scotch MALT WHISKY, ii O.P
Apply to

W. A. SMITH. Slater•court, 5, Castle street

C.NIIOIIIW.MIMP,p.O=I.,4M

ivteam p. a b igation,

GLASGOW
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

Oa the lith i

hill, the wife of Mr.
printer, of a daugnt

FLETCHER.
Or. the 10th it
Right Rev. th
PALMER, Eeq.

D'EYNe,'Ol

day, at S

W. litintinl:ia

third d,

THAN B
o wrr.

AGES MARTI
t S

Same (1
the Rev.

3: Cart.

'SY, second d,

e 15th i

Esq., of Birker

Same (lay, at
.r. EDMOND

danghtcr of
Same day
Mr. JOHN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT

Coarse Ditto and Har

17s. Gd. per ton measurement
12s. 6d.

FOURTH OF JUNE PACKET

Leading berth, east side Prince's Dock

The first-class

nerican Packet ship

ST. GEORGE,

Captain WATSON FERRIS

This well-known and favourite ship is copper-fastened and cop-
pered ; 900 tons register; built under the inspection of her
present experienced Commander; sails remarkably fast ; and
is in all respects a most desirable conveyance.
For freight or cabin passage apply to
A. TAYLOR and CO., 8, Lancelot's-hey.
Shippers will please observe that no goods can be received on
board on the advertised day of sailing.

Freight payable at $4 So cents to the pound sterling

To sail on the appointed day.
For NEW YORK,
,411 The magnificent new American Line Packet-ship
CONSTELLATIO.,T,
Captain Lucy, 3500 Tons Burthen.
This splendid new Packet-ship is the largest and most mag-
nificent ship afloat ; has Three Decks, and fitted with every
modern improvement for the comfort of all classes of Passen-
gers, which, with Captain Luce's uniform kindness and atten-
tion, should obtain for this noble Ship a decided preference ;
and parties about to cross the Atlantic should examine the
accommodations of this noble specimen of naval architecture
before e--- -.where.

3111, ,

;in; els
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

On Sunday last sermons were preached in most of the
churches in this town, after which the following collec-
tions were made at the respective places :

St. Andrew's ..
St. Augustine's
St. 13ride's

s. d.! s. d.
CO 0 0 Mariner's Church 214 9
25 0 0 St. Mark's
23 0 0 St. I'aul's,Toxteth-pk 105 0 0
12 0 0 St. Stephen's

Christ Church
Christ Church,Everton 23 2 0 St. Silas'

Toxteth

12 0 0

s, Knotty Ash 14 0 0
3eaforth 31 10 0
waterloo 4 5 0
0 R 6

West Derby 13 2 0

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET

YESTERDAY

The uneasy state of affairs again in Paris, and a fall in the
French funds of 6 per cent. within two days has, as may have
been expected, had .n injurious influence upon the English
funds this morning (10; for money, and

Cou-sols opeued a
was abo

g under the closing
firmer, and may be
The Three per
and are now quoted

count, win
; they

901 to 91 for the
prices of Saturday , _, are now a slim,
quoted at 91 to * for money and account
Cents. Reduced have been dnno
891 to

LONDON SHARE MARKET,
The share market is heavier this mor
Northern lines. York and North Mi,

-YESTERDAY

Is have receded to
8 to and Great

Nartlierni,-9A to discount

LONDON CORN

'YESTERDAY

at market th

from the near counties,

is short, A :
t bad to bi

the rates

Many but selected sam
far from animated, at

!ss could be made
curand for foreign
atement had to be
ansacted. French

Is. cl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

pose the

plause

;signed to me in

)ving the first resolution

.d with loud and
iad subsided, lie

r, to the duty whlch

be competent to
id a copy of the
that paper I find
„ on Laws," which
states that at a meeting of merchants, shipowners, brokers,
its of Liverpool, held yesterday, the 17th
tain resolutions were adopted. Our
was in the chair, and the resolutions

) I hold in my

gentleman in this bt .d.
answer it. (Hear.,
Liverpool Mercury of this c
an advertisement headed " Tt

day of May, 1

!re in support of the ministerial nr

ir, it v

it was a publ
held. (A vc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

mentot

Holse of
emanated from ti
fbnir lnwrichilla (1

that petition pre

sure and gratification to inf
respect which, it had commanded
right that they should

not only a first time but

was their

s Sove:•ei;n Viet(

e the privilege of petition
ond, and failing in this, it
ge to lay a petition at the feet of our

seas. (Loud and
styled, and justly

_ .
ad there could not be a
approach, with all that
len, than the foot of the

(Loud and

Mir remark
ing upon M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

CERTIFICATES

to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.

June I I, J. 'Peckmore, Liverpool. baker—June 22, E. Emans,
Liverpool, merchant—June 14, J. D. Verly, Liverpool, watch-
maker —June 15, T. Occleshead and C. Cummins, Liverpool,
commission agents—June 8, H. Fenwick, Liverpool, banker—
June 15, F. G. Harhord, Liverpool, wine merchant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL

May.
22; Charles Henry Purnell (proof and div.)..
22, Robert and Geo. Welsh (proof and div.),
" '

Hour.
District Court, 11
Ditto, 11

22, Tho.las Parr (proof ann mv.►
22, Brooke and Wilson (proof and
23, David Evans, jun. (audit) ....
23, James Ingram (pfoof and div.)
21, John Jones (2nd)

Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Tito,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,

24, Cochran and Robertson (prc
24., Humphrey Roberts (proof a
24, John H nab es (Ist)
25, John Taylor (2nd)
25, John Winder and Co. (2ml)
25, Andrew Peacock (2nd)

Samuel Roberts (2nd
1, William Laird
5. Henry I

id (audit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

;nhject to au

The fate of the I

y, will thus de'

the c

struck out, or

s lon

) are a

been I

be, we can scarce

which would .be invol

of th

Commitit

awakenir

effect of

cannot 1:

poitant posts to eve

ed up, if
Ve would

nent ar

t is most ev

name,

to the United

with passengers, and accounts from
ryinform us that the young, both

- ,
ill social feeling, and destroyinz

tment must ropPpsent
, or he would not be
in which will be the

as yet before us the

1 ingt.

ee upon the
Pon Irrt

riga ti o n
..,1‘..1,:...,...

I ilia
they are to be

ye character which we

kering of such a

It is vicious ti;roughout

3 pletely recon-

first 'clause

t in certain s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

Mr. F. O'Brien
Mr. J. B. A
Mr. Gem

the very peculiar nay
hp liar!

I X.—All Gc

for such purpose s
cording to the Rul

IGATION

arty Meeting, and of adopting
to as may by the Proprietors be

)UGH,

IRELAND,

NG of the FRIENDS of

held in

ie Chair

ALD ADAIR,

Mustc-

onded by WIW.

BROWN, seconded by Mr. E,

ing out the preceding reaolu-
nwmediFtely entered into, and
taller the subscription by every

requested to use their poerer-
ject in view.

O'REim-y, seconded by Mr.

appended (with power

Levvine;ston be

[kir. Patr

for Carrying
he funds as

'reasurer.

➢lr. C. J. Corbally,
Mr. Francis O'Brien,

Mr. E. Griffin,
➢lr. E. J. Dora

SPINALC, Chairman
and secon

the 'meeting be

by accla-

given to the

,CEIVED AT THE MEETING,
.W s. d:

1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0

1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 Mr. Patrick O'Neill:: 11
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1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0

D' A Friend

0 Mr. J. Nolan
0 Mr. A. Adair.
0 Mr. Charles C

0 Mr. Ric

0 Sundry
o der les

1 0 0

antingtols 0 0

155 0 0

&L LIFE
unler the

ild, M. P.

, either by
or a cash

ear will part
ke place in 1

icipate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

Lion of British shipping. (Cheers.) I much mistake, if.
in addition to this, the foreign flag does not, in some
degree, supersede the British flag;—(cheers)—for we can-
not suppose that shipowners, when deprived of the privi-
leges and preferences which the British flag now confers,

will continue to sail under that flag, withall its incum-.
brances with regard to seamen, apprentices, and so
forth, from which foreigners are free. (Vehement cheer-
ing.) There is a very long speech in the House of
Lords from Lord Carlisle, and the noble lord gives
us a string of reasons for strongly objecting to the

not founded on fact,—(hear)—and others of which are
very easily remedied without affecting the principle of
the navigation laws. The first statement to which I
shall allude is this:—" That co

)er ore, now

_ .
in great and growing abunance in Austrailia, cannot
find a sufficient number of British ships to convey
it to this country, and the very high rate of freights,

. 7 ••••••,.. WU, a 11151.1 ille
profit of what is sent, which has led to the project
of at once establishing smelting works in Australia,
instead of employing, first. the shipping, and then,
next, the manufactures of England, for that purpose."
Now I venture to say that statement is not founded on
fact (loud cheers). I venture to say, that so far from
there being a deficiency of British shipping, vessels
•. •
cont'

y going
India (hear. bear).
sir, with regard to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

sion to mourn for. The apostles had occasion to watch
as well as to pray. But the apostles never ceased to
thank God for those means within their reach, and to
rejoice at the spread of the Gospel. It should be a source
of congratulation with them that the faith was spreading
amongst the North Az
negroes of West Africa, and the cannibals of New Zealand

n Tnrl

:he re.v.gentl

the missionary cause
meeting of a few of those obstacles it

an informed the

rable to a bea-

lergyman engaged a'

then population
had furnished some particulars on this point, from which
it appeared that he had to contend with the worst species
of heathenism—Bhuddism, to which the people seemed,
in spite of their teaching, to have a natural tendency to
lapse. These things recalled the well-known words of
Scripture,—" Can the Ethiopian change his skin, or the
leopard his spots." And while these considerations occu-
pied the mind, it was to be hoped it would revert to the
trials and labours of those engaged in the work of the
Gospel, and pray for their success.—The rev. gentleman
sat down amidst applause.
The CHAIRMAN again read the resolution to the meet-
ing, and remarked that he would enforce it by any means
that lay in his power. Though they might not be able to

contriliute much pecuniarily to the cause, all might help it

with their prayers.
The Rev. Dr. M'NEILE, in rising to submit the next
resolution, expressed himself quite sure that he might
predict for it a reception characterised by the evidences,
on the part of the meeting, of as much pleasure as he felt
in proposing it. Mr. Inman had borne the best testimony
of the sincerity of his advocacy of the cause, by the uni-
form interest he took in their proceedings. His modesty
might prompt him to repudiate any remarks having the
tendency of praise; but it was their bounden duty to ex-
press their opinion of a man who, being engaged in busi-
ness, would, in these days in which competition was so
rife, leave his counting-house to take part in, and preside
over, a meeting like the present. The rev. doctor con-
cluded by proposing a vote of thanks to the chairman for
his kindness in taking the chair, and for his able conduct
in it.

The Rev. W, RAWSON seconded this resolution, and

Mr. INMAN briefly replied.
deserving the high eulogiurn D

He was not conscious of
r. M`Neile bad passed on

the interests of the society, he could confidently say hi;
would come behind no person present in his good wishes

for its prosperity,
The meeting, after singing the doxology, broke
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

IT POUNDS
in. These Picket

t monut.—Yor terms of freight or cabin
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
sels will be collected at the rate of four

Loading Berth, South Side Waterloo Dock

REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT

Fine Goods .
Coarse Go&

17s. 6d. per ton
12s. 6d. per ton.

THE "BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

PACKET OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH MAY

The sp7endid new American Packet-ship
MARTHA J. WARD,

T. TROTT, Commander ;

,Y ON HER Ti

D VOYAGE; 7

rid copper-fastened; well known as an UNCOMMONLY FAST

SAILER, and a most eli,

Apply to

We conveyance in every respect.

C. GRIMSHAW and Co

No Goods will be received after THURSDAY next, the 24th inst

KATE HUNTER Captain W. H. PARSONS,
VANDALIA. Captain J. M. NORTON,
Will be the succeeding Packets.

I LIVERPOOL TO

NEW

Fine Goods

Y 0 R K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

now made b)

sent government and their supporters on nu
Laws, and the imp,
These our rulers, a..t
ohients to stril

nt. interests involved in-them
ally, seem to be looking oat f
It and destro

say, it
zi,,,no

:h,

-f4ute of Parl

br a time
thoug

fierce, or navigation, have da'
support to this predatary attar

trade, corn-
and

I hope you will agree-with me generally in t
meats, and after perusal give them publicity,
now time that the truth in all its bearings shoe
generally known, however feebly set forward 1.
compared with its magnitude and importanc
long intimately connected with and pecuniarily.
in-them, I have, for many years, ceased to be so-circur
_d. Though from advanced age, and
I.:meat, I am unconnected immeaiately with busito.
notwithstandine•

a lively interest in
and in the permanent well-bey
:ommercial, and other- classes of this once
)owerful empire.—Believe me, my dear Sir

ret
institutions

tog of the naval,

appy and

TO Joseph Brooks Yates, Esq.,
Chairman of the Committee, Liverpool.

BURNING.—On the sth instant the clot:
M'Avoy, a married woman, living in Don;
some means caught. fire while she was in E

of Alice
treet, by
and she

) dreadfullil

.s __A all over that she died on Saturday.
ACCIDENT AT SEA.—Oa the 10th April Wm.. Marra,
a.seaman of the ship Martha, now in Waterloo Dock,
while the vessel was .at, sea, was employed aloft in taking
in a reef, when he fell to the deck. On the-arrival of the
ship, on the Ist instant, ho was sent to the hospital, where
he died of injury to the spine.
SUDDEN DENIII.7-011 Sunday last Margaret Hagan,
aged 29, wife of John Hagan. had been, at a rplfttivn's

----- ,
" Lord have mercy on us!" She was feud sitting in a
chair, and was. laid. on the floor! while atsurgeon was
brought ; but she, died before he arrivedd. She had pre-
viously had a paralytic stroke.
THE WHIG. HOLE-AND- CORNER PETITION IN FAVOUR
OF THE REIPEAL. OF TILE NAVIGATION. LAWS.—This

,after lying in the Exchange News-room
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

AND LIVERPOOL

STEAM-PACKETS

t,.' The respective Steam-packet Companies' Yes-
- --- eels, as undernoted, (or other first-class Steam-
ships,) are intended to sail (with or without Pi-

FROM LIVERPOOT..
...THIS DAY May 22, at *l, Afternoon
.. THURSDAY ... May 24, at *2k, Afternoon
. SATURDAY ... May 26, at 12, Neon.
TUESDAY .... May 22, at 4, Afternoon
THURSDAY .. May 31, at 5;1, Afternoon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

Wed BY ir•
tH. GRE

23rd instant, at Eleven o'clock
es, Mersey-place, near Birkenhead

en
eel and valuable HOU

HOLD FUR-

le-toned

we Square Piano-forte, in
Chimney Glasses in Gilt
ierty of a Lady removing.

Hangings,
to Hangings,

g Painted toilet Tail

handsome Mahogany
Rosewood Card Tables, Malio-
iney Glasses in handsome carved and
d Kidderminster Carpets, Hearth Rugs,
it in Mahogany Case, a few choice mo-
-4,11.74.,,
1111;1.0, ngravings, in Gilt Frames, Gase!iers,
sltv,! the ic; La :Stand, China, Glass, Earthenware, and the
Ity,UvieZ,F,one_ti Utensils.

Lesday,) the 22nd instant, and
ilogues had on the Premises,
r and Valuer, Market Street,

SUMMER QUILTS,

A 94,
toih()_USPI

,Cli..leven o'clock r

action .Mart, Market-street,
genteel and valuable
1 from Farkfield
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

the Lady ARABELLA

Mrs. CHARLES

of J. KAY, jun., Esq

H. WYLIE

ograpnic

'ON, of

A correspondent co

tions ill

The Bisl-

or Witicliestc
the Upper H

which we n
Church scho

?SDAY

The fol

wmg e

throughout our

to colonial c

pathy wi
dent that

colonies a

be quieted

all parts

likely to exat

•
male and female

every combined

:ling h

truction of the colon

)recise

Lord Stanley in commit
Bill, it is satisfactory to 01

notice a

en on Fr

of theesweep
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

father, the Very Rev

LAMB,
J. PEAD,

TANSLEY to

JOHN RAYNOR. ironmc

r. GEORGE CL '..RK; to

lONEAL, to

w. R.. W. Wolseley,
NN CREt.LIN.

the Rev. J. C. Prince,
:RANCIS ELEANOR,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

rarK-road, and Head-street, containing in fn
to St. James's-place 23 feet 7 inches, in front to Head-street
feet 1 inch, in depth on the north-west and south-a--
sPverfilltr 00 foot d .; • - • _

superficial square yards, 'or therea6;
dimensions a little more or less; togett
thereon erected, consisting of a HOU
St. James's-nlace. in thp

or Linn Jones, at tl
Yearly Rent of £2O, fronting Head-streE
and STABLES at the back, in the occupation of John Wilso
at the Yearly Rental of £4O.
Lot 2 has sufficient frontage to St
erection of a good Shop, leayi
•, riage entrance from St. James
house, and Stables at ti

James's-place for ti
g a sufficient width for a Ca
i-place to the Land, Dwellins

verpoo

FURNITURE, GLO

PLACE, LOW-HILL

By Messrs. THOS. WINSTA

y.
Loe -ttn instant, at Eleven o'clock pre
cisely, on the Premises, No. 9, Gloucester-place, Low-hill,
THE modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China
Glass, Framed Engravings, Rosewood Bookcase, Chande
-cts of a

and other Eff

noving

Tlie I
able Itc

I Fancy C

a et of Six Fashion
airs. Loo Table,inclune Pair of Card Ditto, Otto
hairs, Chimney Glass, handsome Charade
' Carnet. Fender_ nn r;—

;2 BriISS

Rn,

be the said several H
ith the BUILDINGS
and SHOP, fronting I in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

tived by a mnjoritv of

tion for tilt

Mr. PEA RSON 11- lOW

Into the practica
of disci
to be a

IKORGE (
too wide

"braced
.Mr. Pt

he debate was adjau

^THERTO,N.
The Grand Jury C

,acommitt

Le, punative, -reformatory, an

ijeeted to the motion, as it em-

ie recommended
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

CARRYING EXPESUENCED SURGEONS,

PATRICK HENRY, DELA No.
HENRY CLAY, HOWLA ND.. ,

1050 tons.... 21st June.
1454 tons.... 21st July.
1500 tons.... 21st August.

NEW WORLIX

By these Packets Goods hitherto paying
ill in future be char
dirt(

of each month

rior style, and nor
cabin paasage only
CHAPMAN,

Mr-MAN and CO.. Fenwiek Chambers

NEW LINE OF
PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA,

To wail on the 2f)M of every Month

26th May
26th June
. 26th July
26th Aug.

been pai

For terms-of freight or (
RICHAR
JOHN

iTHVICS Lind Co., or to

Freight by these v;

PHILADI

PHIA

LINE OF PACKETS

from Li

IA 021 the 10th

700 tons.. Ist June,
650 tons.. Ist.July.

ged only 20s.
251. and 20s. 15s.
All other Cargo according to agreement.-
-ill not be received on board after midnight of the 19th
These splendid ships are all of the first class.

tided up irLa very supe-
-For terms. of freight and

models for speed, with comfort for

advantage of the steam tow-boats on the

'AYLOIt
s will be collected at the rate of four

AND LIVERPOOL

a best and most costly
1, and commanded by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

inquiry into the charges against ur:ll:cisovn7Ql- alt"inf most probably of toa
well founded he should be expelled the house. the imperial authority.

.LLU-SWA.—The Emperor has just issued a ukase respect-
., ot one company, pray-
ing the Russian intervention in Hungary. After alluding
i inquiry into
. the transactions of that company,
to the disturbances in. Hungary and Transylvania the
Mr. Hudson, Mr. Waddington, and Mr. Bag_ document proceeds :--` In the midst of these unfortunate
e concerned. events, the Emperor of Austria has addressed himself to
us with ,the wish for our assistance against our common
--.2,60N said, he felt it his duty, although labour- '
W ing under a domestic affliction, to attend in his place as enemies.e shall not refuse him. Having called to
assistance of this_ righteous enterprise the Almi.ht,, soon as he had received a copy of the petition. He then the ~ T• . . •

UARTERIS presented

ler petition of the same

3n c
shaw %
Mr. Ilt

:erect into a

Counti
1845.
was Li.

_ _____....—..... ...,,,,.0 oi v ictories, we have corn-
- ..., —...— .....,.111,11,1/11 %NIL. LUC x.wisrern
.manded our armies to move forward for the extinction of
's ',Railway since he first joined that company in
The market value of the shares, when he joined it, rebellion, and the destruction of audacious and evil-inten-
:her than they ever had been since. There was honed men, who endeavour to disturb the peace of our
dominions also. Let God hp with
.."0 43,„1 ..,1,- -L-it I_ _
increase of business at the close of the Jul., ~_

count that he was fully justified in maki

to the auditors
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

INESSI

rirllE Committee appointed for thL of pro-
motitr, the establishment of a Cover, sses' Institution,
(not intended to be restricted to Liverpool atone, but accessible
to members from all parts of the country, and more especially

!Kilt to
itutiou;

which it is calulated to produce- renders
arther appeal to their benevolence and sym-

vantages

f it should obtain
it of a College for
and an Asylum or

Tonal education of GOY
:he aged and disabled, the Comtitittee deem it p.m—
le present, to restrict their views to_ the more un—

taking, an&

who cannot

meY, will

articles.

of Art w

RULES, A
CONSTITUT

1. A Itesideneye
Ffourn(dia.ily and unemployed Governesses
t Fund.

t of Iloner

ary Members to be divided into two classes,

ribute five

Member

xi contribute
divided into

led to co'

e upon

If-a-guinea annually,
1 only be entitled to

overness Members shall ke entitled to vote only for
the Elective Annuitant.

will be requ.

1 from each Governess
to brrnino n pmiler

been en

Iged, oi-

—'ioverne
entitled t

le Residents

their pc

4. The Instruction o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

was spoken, bu
aotber to

many different dialects of the

at even this was not witl

the true Aron
to acquire a st

through the duties of

great difficulty
Word of God, f
River dialects c

revea 1
altozet

Chinese, whi
sylables. The words

was al

.ary, were so long that eac

On t In

me to r
re none

ientenee—they were so long that
.hat they had been growing sin

) The t

be found in the habits and custc
ne: from stic

)unt

301 it might be c

.le him t

I there woult

Ey of the t

lanzua

composed at m

i stood

;aid of t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

HIGHLAND MARY

Most persons haveulv

quisitely-touching lines by the poet Burnsociaiillo#
i
Heaven," but few, if any, are aware of the 1,000
or the circumstances under which, Burns f°ol 50
tachment so pure, so tenderly expressed, °tore, e
cherished. The substantial and elegant stracotitlV
in a secluded valley, about a mile to theitosswetl-
Tarbolton, Ayrshire, is Coilsfield House. A eve
the seat of the Montgomeries. It has beeneo hot?,
the time of Burns, who in several of his P° resell in
testimony to the bravery of the then rePstiodseo
the family. The mystic river Faile here bY, ogi
towards the Ayr, surrounded on all siJe,tifiPtiero
woodlands. But it is not its scenery, hi_e:.4ll,s,isJfi
—nor its history, interesting though it ",tractijcP
the locality so magical a charm, and an a' f toe
sistible. As the meeting-place of a pair ° a 0,0,„45„,
some sixty years ago, the place has gaine..olo,,o
than the boldest scenery and the most m° tier ele,7
have attached to it. Mary Campbell—ueioof. l'o V
her poetic name of Highland Mary-10? -it ilto#
sphere of life. In fact, it must be ovvnea ccaro# I,
to disguise matters—that she followed the:ail 140'
dairymaid at Coilsfield. Originally she rs to 0#
Campbelltown in Argylesbire. She aPPen.dinor'o efOleoo
a girl of considerable, though not extra°i pre:o,4
Her mental powers were great; and 0 11'0.,'
amiable disposition, and the natural aeceoteSoiode
her mind, may be attributed, to a great leYr
According
which she made on the mind allitoliselo'esci
According to the statement of the poet 1., on
lovers met on the lovely banks of the .11511; {stoke;
Sabbath Sabbath of May, to take a mutual farevre to
abOut to take a journey to Argyleshiliuros. Pop
arrangements for her marriage with efoltotYl
meeting was destined to be their last aeaib I V
pression—lasting as it was—which 1101010 thcot
poet, is yet more lastingly recorded in i„rtiatt,o.l,ll
he refers to the occasion. At their Pt;eoitooePto
stood on the separate sides of a little 5 oelbfil!(0?
ing a Bible between them, while theYbe foi'trii9
in the purling brook, fondly vowed CO, beeat.et
other. Her mission to Argylshire on 931
fulfilled, and she had reached Greenack
tej
to Ayrshire, where her betrothed asysl b slier*Jetie
Mary was attacked by a disease to whwur-i,;(?,
a victim. Over her remains, in the chrecte°
,as been e how° stY
nowhere betters itutea bet
en Heaven," "°t

a handsome monument h

somow
poem, "To Mary m _
wizelaB9he, obnadthbeemadnnoifvehie•srarayeaothf.l_ll:enio
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

one or two ha

-her with ti

ing view of the River, the We
Coast.

—The MI

ON SALE,
SSUAGE, at GRA

the occupat:
Outbuili

e, Coach

,000 yards of I

) square yards a

£NDALE,

last few months, by
'ence can be made. The.
as good as new, and win be

of Land Oft the
the River; the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

William Ashley, tsqr
-Before he opened the nrnepodin.

requisition, be would read to them a letter
Jos. Brooks Yates, Esq., by Sir John G 1
dated " Fasque,
letter was as folio

tone, and
, the 16th of May." The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

Beech-
by Mr. Wi

bins, and the Cheshire

WINGS, together

.crate-sized Family, containing in the who:
re yards of Land. This House:has been re

.ent occupied

o. 3.—A most desirable Piece of LAND, connecting por-
Ls of No. I,with No, 2, having a double frontage to Beech

&VIE, by PRIV

the Fee Simple

'STAGE, nithth
lg Hot of LAND

very thick s

Head; to tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

6 Ahiberg

ham and Daley -
20 !Birmingham and Oxford guar..
20 1 Do. Do. without „
5 Boston, Stamford, and Birming.
2, f Bolton, Blackburn, Ciitheroe,
and \Vest Yorkshire, No. 1. I
16 J)itto Sr. North Western.. (A)

17113 V ek inghamsh ire

J2i: Quarter shares (lo
10 1 preference shares
50 1 C

per cent. gel
and Arbroath
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

All other_ Cargo_ according to agreernent

Goods will not in future be received after Midnight of the 4th
of each Month.

These substantial, fast sailing,lirst class _
city of New York, are commanded by men of experience ants
ability. Their cabins are elegant and commodious, and are
furnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort
Jot* passengers.—For freight and cabin passage only apply to
FIELDEN BROTHERS and Co.
Freight payable in New York at the rate of 44.80 to the
pound sterling.

ships,allbpilt in ti

REDUCTION IN THE RATES OF F

EIGHT,

LINE OF PACKETS
For NEW YORK,

SAILING ON THE
ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH.

SIDDONS. EDWARD B. Conn ....1014 tons..llth Jane.
SHERIDAN, G. B. CORNISH .... 1012 tons..llth July.
GARRICK. ASHA ELDRIDOE ....1054 tons.. Ilth August.
11.0SCIUS, OLIVER ELDRIDGE.... 1150 tons.. 11th September

By these Packets Goods hitherto paying
30s will in future be charged only 20s.
255. and 20s. ditto 15s.
All other Cargo according to agreement.
To insure punctuality in sailing, Goods will not be received
after midnight on the 9th of each month.
These ships are all of the first and largest class, built in the
city of New York, of the best materials, andwith such improve-
ments as to combine great speed with unusual comfort for pas-
sengers, and they are commanded by men of experience and
ability. The rate of Cabin Passage is fixed at TWENTY
POUNDS, without wines or liquors, but those stores can be
obtained on board.—Apply to

BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGERS
TO THE UNITED STATES.

The Subscriber continues to despatch first-class
fast-sailing. American Packet-ships to NEW
''7ll-"'"' YORK, PHILADELPHIA, and other ports of the
United States.

The advantages offered to Shippers are Moderate Rates of
Freight, .Strict Punctuality of Sailing, and Prompt Delivery of
Goods.

EMIGRANTS will have their Passage at the lowest possible
rate consistent with a due regard to their comfort, and a faithful
supply, durinz the voyage, of Coals, Water, and Bread Stuffs,
of the best quality.

THE "BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS.
LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.
Tins register. To sail.
1156 ....27th May.
800 .... Now in port
832 .... 1
700 ....
1104 .... I

IVANHOE, KNIGHT
RICHARD ALSOP, SMITH
AI'LAS, liomAN
ELSINORE. RILEY
FOREST KING, RANLETT
RICHARD COBDEN, BARREL!
NESTORIAN, Goo D H UE
KATE HONE, COMINGS
WILLIAM JARVIS, JARVIS
EMPEROR, BROWN
REPUBLIC, BLIVEN
SILAS GREENNIAN, SPENCER
DANUBE, CHASE
lIARMION, FREEMAN
ABERDEEN, HUBBARD
ASHLAND, RICE
SHANNON (new ship), LuuLAAT,
SENATOR, COFFIN
SEA, BA RSTOw
J AME ST 0W N , TRASK
DE win' CLINTON, FUNK ..
ENTERPRISE, FUNK
UY MANNERING, (new ship,)
EDWARDS

L Succeeding
Packets.

1534 ..
Goods cannot be received by the above Pad
advertised day of sailing UNDER ANY CIRCUM.I
EVER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

11c prinmal thoralglifares, sr
't list of FURNISHED MK

er partitm!ars
Estate Agent, 4Z, Rat

TO PURCHASI
rpo be SOLD, st
FREEHOLD HOL

Interest to the Purchaser
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excellent StAles, Entra
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whole containir
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venience, and cov
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One a PILENTUM, with Had
also Shafts
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22

Apply at the WpREs; or to MA
Quay, Liverpool.

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Article to any hi'

:therto offered to the Admirers of this Gdme

BENJA'

FURNISHING IROII
, 46, LORD-STREET

MONGER,

NEXT DOOR BELOW THE " MERCURY-OFFICE."
B. H. also respectfully invites an inspection of his
SHOWER BATHS,
the largest assortment in Liverpool, at Prices varying
FROM lOS. 6D. TO .-14 14
besides a new and very numerous as
SLIPPER, IMMERSION, HIP, SITZ, SPON(

tment of

OTHER BATHS;
together with every other Article of
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY.
at Twenty per Cent. under the usual Prices of other Estab•

TERMS ; CASII

IMPORTANT NOTICE

min ,Largest, Cheapest, and best Assortment' of
GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, BIRMINGHAM
and S

'spier

;, TAISL

&c. &C., is at

THOMAS SMITH'S
40, BOLD STREET.

All Goods being positively 40 per cent. lower than any other
House in the Kingdom, and the quality superior to any offered
elsewhere in Liverpool.
A splendid Set of Cut Decanters,
Cut Pint Decanters
Sets Cut Dessert Dishes, 10 to Set
Half-pint Cut Tumblers
Splendid Cut Sugars ..
Ditto Albert Sugars

2 Pints and 2 Quarts, 8s

Is. CA. each.
21s. the set.
4s. per dozen,
40. each.

Victoria Creams to-match
Cruet Sets complete
Splendid Salts

OBSERVE.—No. 40, BOLD-STRE

N.B.—No connection with any other House in Liverpool,