The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-05 00:00:00

Thomas

,
luuerman Molyneux ; B. Jones, Esq.;
W. Eaile, •Esq. ; Richard Earle, Esq. ; Joseph Langton,
Esq. ; L. Mosley, Esq. ; Mrs. Moss and family, Otters-
ool ; Daniel Neilson, Esq. ; John Neilson, Esq. ; Hugh
• Hornby, Esq. ; E. Mosley, Esq. • James Brancker, junr.,
Esq. • th•e Misses Brancker ; Esq.
Shuttleworth ; Mrs.
Lord ;
tath'am ; Captain Greig ; Major Vickers, R.E. ; Lieut.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, of Arrow ; Mr. and Mrs. M.
D. Lowndes.
To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF YOGA,—It is with
much pleasure and satisfaction that we call the attention
of our readers to the re-opening of Great George-street
Academy, in this town. The Principal, Mr. W. M.
Fisher, is a gentleman of sterling ability, and his charac-
ter as a sound linguist, accurate mathematician, and cri-
tcal scholar, in the variiD.us ilep:rtmelits of gene,,.l 1:, +111•CI 04,1T1r10 /4/10/....A•4/4/ bleA,

Lure, atanus umerveuty nign in the public irm-a'tirci
and
it is well known, from past experience, that he is
an
dent, persevering, and successful instructor of youth. In
this Academy, pupils are carefully prepared for any of the

universities, -piblic colleges, and learned professions.
There is also a• comprehensive course of sound commercial
training for these who are intended for mercantile pur-
suits.. We assure parents, from personal knowledge,
that their sons can here enjoy the advantages of a healthy
situation, a large and substantial lecture-room, a spacious
gymnasium, efficient masters, superior scientific appara-
tus, gentlemanly treatment, and, withal, a "sound Scrip-
tural education."
ST. SIMON'S PARISII • CRURCH.—We are very glad to
notice the rapid progress that is being made with this
structure. It has been somewii.4. - -
yet, in th.

course of anot

by the frost

Lile win-
_ over, and thecharacter of the build-
ing considerably developed. The sDire—is.to-be
the height 140 feet ; and, as the spire of the church is a
lofty one, it will, when completed, be a very prominent
The architect, Mr_ P..—

one pians, we ana atter an examination of
cannot hesitate to express a confident belief
that the work will, in all respects, be worthy of him and
the high reputation he enjoys. The body of the
will be free to th.

_ Lue
and it not fail to be
a source of the highest delight to the indefatigable Tncuin-
tent that his unwearied perseverance has secured for
them so unquestionable a benefit. He has been aidedtheerfull
fi,- - y and deservmh, h— - •

'or ever

ora ma.ny kind friends, yet the
..ims will fall far short of w at is required, owing to the choicest description.
enhanced value of labour and materials. We would, ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—Mr. E. Atkin, after visiting
•
tecorenfosre, stir up the friends of "churches for the poor,"
, ecrate more of their' wealth to these objects. all the principal menageries on the continent, has pur-
chased the following animals, some of them extremely ya-
forelNV.E. 8,1;s• On Saturday five inquests were held be- liable and rare:—Royal tiger, three leopards, male hyaena,
an iniaLi.,' t 'iliorrY• The first was on Abram Rowbottom, cassowary, pair of black storks, bald eagle, griffin vultures,
Great Ho ur weeks old, who lived with his parents in pair of llamas cereopsis geese, pair of kangaroos, pair of
'aide of hiswZit
nyriday mornin
street, and who was found dead by the emus, greater' kangaroo, pair of black swans, three rare
on James Yarwooean g.—The second was pigeons, male ostrich, white llama, and a variety of the
yneLxn about fifty-four years of age, Lowry parrots.
who lodged in Mol
Monday night one of the if"rt, Lightbody-street. On PAPIER MACIIEE.—We had the pleasure of inspecting
candle in a candlestick on cantle inmates placed a lighted a portion of the articles in papier machee, which Mr.
some ware out of a cupboard. oc,l_swhile she was getting Roberts, of Church-street, has just received from Messrs.
the curtains and bedclothes, zulcr7 candle, fell, ignited Jennings and Bettridge, and, if it is possible, they surPass
deceased that he threw uP one much alarmed the any specimens previously produced from that firm. The
4:lee windows on the colours are most brilliant and effective ; and though the
-second floor and jumped out into
came in contact with the flags, and he 3.,,T d• His head touching is bold, they are beautifully mellowed by the
injured that he died on Wednesday.—Th:stir seriously particular process to which they are submitted. The
Patrick Kelly, a child three-and-a-half y
ear
sir d was on tables are splendid, and the minor articles, inkstands, &c.,
allived with his parents in Tatlock-street, s-u,lll, who are not equalled by any other ,Thihr.,-4,1
one in the rs•Ti,.. -- an........,,,_ _:,..1_,. L.:_ "i, tat i-o.

is needless t

customer

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ou inursciay nignt ms clothes—a,le HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.-WONDERFUL PRESERVA-
dentally caught fire, and he died the same night of sev-el- TION LlFE.—Hugh IWDonald, Lot 55, in King's
burns on the chest and back.—The fourth was on Guerre County, Prince Edward Island, made a public declaration
1111`.
Ashn, who died of fracture of the skull, caused by ifis . before Joseph Coffin Esq., Justice of the Peace, at Bay
ha • ving been accidentally struck a dreadful blow on the Fortune, September 3, 1845, to the effect that the greater
Ilead, by the timber
fender of flip ~.„„ Part of 1,6

....Jun _ . ,m
yp. ,a, bes,d. .us nose, and roof of his mouth, were eaten'away,
gby the side of that steamer along the e i,‘ ,„dge of the the' es ulcerous sores in his face and legs, which, from
u•htleature, must shortly have deprived him of life ; and
quay of the Clarence Dock.—The fifth was on James
sthtaatet , e
wias been restored from the pitiable and miserable
L Ardle, a child four years old, who was accidentally
u n, by the use of Ho lloway's Ointment, and
burned to death in Chu. enhale-street, whilst left alone this after sill oth • - .
by his Parents.
Advt. er medical treatment had faaled.—See