The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-07 00:00:00

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THE LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. -We ' agreedlhat it would be for the advantage of the public to , Distrirt gelvo.
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understand that the 13th and 15th instant have been fixed adMit vessels from and to Liverpool and Birkenhead re- -.0----
then retired, eharmed with their .courte.ous, _frank, and Sir R. PeePl
her own Swedish songs. The gentlemen of the Liedertafel
--te-
!am' ea. on by this society for holding two grand concerts in the spectiyely on the footing of the nearest English port ; and til W
...-11E, ... EATHER AND THE HARVEST.-The weather has
nly l'erdJoln Manners has presented £lO to the Licensed lecture-hall of the Collegiate Institution. The first, that as vessels from Liverpool are admitted at Birkenhead, in these districts been during the past week broken and graceful reception by the far-famed Swedish Nightingale. the Whig-Radical section of the Newcastle Chamber of
sad 'Victuallers' Society. which is to take place on the 13th, is, we believe, to form application lie made to the Dock Trust of Liverpool, 'to unsettled, 'with strong breezes, chiefly from the N.W. -
Manchester .Guardian. ' Commerce.
six On Monday, Mr. A. SharPe, brewer and spirit dealer, one of the society's grand dress concerts, and the other admit a clause into their next application to Parliament quarter-of the compass, almost amounting at titnes to -.--e ..- The Town Council of Sunderland have voted an address
sral . put an end to his existence by cutting his throat whilst he is to be by special subscription. We need only mention to that effect, if they have not power to make such ar- 1 'd b heay downfalls of rain sometimes EILPOOL TI3
ga ese accompanie y y TO THEYDITOR OF THE LIV lES. to Sir Robert Peel. which was presented to the ri h h
g t on..
Pq- was labouring under temporary insanity. the fact, that such artistes as Madame Grisi, Signora rangement at once. Mr. Bryans moved in effect, that mingled with hail. On Thursday it blew so fresh, throw- bart, on Friday, at Seaham Harbour.
cni- The sc
. ee,e rew steam-ship Sarah Sands left the Mersey for Alboni, Signora Corbari, and Signor Mario have been considering the great amount of money required to corn- ing a considerable seaway into our estuary, especially on SD:tea-Yesterday I received a copy of your paper and Mr. Villiers has declared his intention of taking his seat
per a w York on Friday • and the steam-ship Britannia sailed engaged to ensure a full attendance of the society's plete the works, the commissioners were willing to trans- the Cheshire side, that the New Brighton steamers did not two phletse in a blank envelope. h was by the for Wolverhampton, expressing not merely his surprise,
less for Halifax and Bosto' '
non Saturday. friends. This will be an immense treat. fer the trust to any party willing to complete Clem within ply, the pier there being rather exposed for landing on merest accident that my attention .was called to them - but feels hurt that his repeated and positive assertion of
hat On Wedn d
es ay, a drunken sailor attempted to cut his A meeting of the subscribers to the engravings from a reasonable.time. The motion being considered indis- such occasions, and the Egremont boats ra.n only between printed-papers being sent to me in .an- abundance which his wish
.and intention to maintain the connexion with
du- thro t •
a with a chisel, in a yard in Dale-street. He was the two paintings by Dubuffe was held at the George Inn creet, was withdrawn. eleven and three o'clock. On Friday it rained almost in- renders the:perusal of even a moiet of them absolutely Il
Y. is old friends had not been implicitly believed.
ced taken to the hospital, and remains there in a violent state on Friday. The pictures, it appears, are now exhibiting SELECT VESTRY.-At the fortnightly meeting on Tues- cessantly until an advanced time in the'afternoon, and we impracticable. LIBERAL SPITE.-N 3 sooner was the election for Chel-
of mind. at Perth, and the propriety of legal proceedings was can- day, the case of the tradesmen who had forwarded silver have since had squalls and passing showers-the probable As, however, I did attend to theze, and as your paper tenharn, which resulted in the return of Sir Willoughby
a's • SuenEN Deaen,con Wednesday morning, a woman vassed by the meetine in consequence of the subscribers and 'copper to Williams. the releiving officer, and had tapering off of the storm-with some intervening sunshine. contains a letter addressee to me, and signed by a clergy- Jones, and the defeat of the Berkeleys over, than Earl
lar, named •
a Leigh was called into the house of a neighbour in having received no in'timation of the progress of the en- hitherto got only his IOU as security, was fully gone into. Fitzhardi
Between the showers 'the atmosphere has been unusually man of this town (the• Rev. Edward• Hull), 1 will not run nge forwarded a letter declining to furnish a
ans •t-eeubroke-street, to assist in a confinement. She had gravings though four years have elapsed sinc,e they *ere The case Seemed beset with intricacy and difficulty, and clear, so that the fields and enclosures in North Wales the risk of bei g 'lt b neglect, of any-•retaliation of deer and a pack of stag-bounds as usual, for the promo-
the scar
~,, celY entered the house before she fell down a corpse. announced. It was ultimately arranged that Mr. J. R. the Vestry seemed to think it a great hardship that the were distinctly visible te• the naked eye from the eminences di t - n dguli Y't• Y I . t der the circum- tion of sport and the benefit of the town. The pack, he
vey "'lltle/tING DEATR.-On Monday, about noon, a man Isaac should communicate with the principal proprietor, tradesmen should suffer loss, and ultimately the following at or near New Brighton. Little or no injury has, how- stasmnc
uesr
oer di
e-aenese, ,
yeoreu ozi
doremqueest,
eun
h favour to admit directed, should be returned to the Castle.-Even the
the l'ained Thome C ft ttin°' his dinner sat down as an announcement had appeared in a Glasgow paper resolution was passed ;-" That Mr. Lowndes be in-
s arter, aer ge e . . , ever, been done to the grain, the whole, with very slight this letter into your columns. ' B keley press admits that this proceeding is " ill-timed."
een In the 1. .
, .smo, aine-kiln of Messrs. Troughton, in Hill-street, to that government had restrained the proceeding, and that- structed to draw up a case for high legal authority, as to exceptions, having been safely stacked. We still observe Mr. Hull says to me- NovA SCOTIA.-Sit R. Peel sought to liberalise the
the ee his •
ave. In about half-an-hour after he was found if liberty to go on was not obtained before the end of the the liabilit -of the arish to reimburse the mone stated
3' P . Y small quantities of oats and ,
barley cut or in the stook Colonies
elis *te d
qmo ead fro tl fumes of the kiln. year, the money would be returned. to be borrowed from Mr. Blanchard Mr. Rile and Mr. • • demise to have secured a fortni ht
• "On the 9th instant you addressed &letter to the editor of ,_. . • The result of the general election in Nova
Scotia has
, Y., which it would have be g the Liverpool-Standard: the languag? which you made use of brought into acti 't• 1 •d f
on a ere wa perm or our
,to e Wed m le
lo ment of ARTFUL ROBBERY.-On Tuesda last a entleman Fairclou h and as to the liabilit of Mr. Williams's
„,. nesday week the men in the emp. y . , y ,_ g , , ~ e ,
~ y „ _., ago. The wind and rai.
'n have rather prematurely dismantle in that letter is erha sca abl of b '.. dma have been North America
p ..es p e earni„ an y . , n colonies and the empire at large., The
~ in Messrs
d •1- f fth ' i e • t d d
• etrchardson, tailors, Lord_street, fifty in number, said to be a commercial traveller from Yorkshire, who sureties in the matter. It was also resolved that w ii- forest and fruit trees, in expose si-ua tons, 0 - eir see.y In-en-e- to beat a :111terent construction..from that which Has returns show an undisputed majority in the house of as_
this were re
A, , gated by an excellent entertainment at the Pine came as passenger from the Isle of Man, in one of the liares shouldbe dismissed.-The Committee recommended honours, and delicate shrubs and flowers, approaching to . etreenrtiipeen put upon it. The general impression is that you sembly .of eight liberals-o f eight b fth arty
mem ers o e p
•ere iaccP'e, Park-road, in honour of the Marriage of Mr. R. steamers, was robbed of £ll4. During the passage, a that 80,000 yards of land be purchased from Mr. Poole, maturity, have assumed a tawdry appearance ; but beyond I t represent all persons who voted in favour of those opposed to the rovincial 13'
cand'd u •11 d f d 1
i ates w o een tie grant to the College of Maynooth, . P ca inet bequeathed by Lord.
ay- eu hardson, of that firm. young man, of genteel appearance and address, got into for a new parish cemetery, at the rate of ls. 6d. per yard. this we have nothing to regret. We are in what may be Falkland to Sir John Harvey.
and the grant which is contemplated to'aid the Koinan Catho- The question whether there
It At th • •
-t. e thirty-sixth public performance of the Liverpool conversation with him, and the time passed most agreeably. Rector Brooks said that the parish could not purchase called the " middle latitudes" of the island, and while the lies in the education of the children of their PoOr, without call- is or is not to be a responsible government in Nova Scotia
I a res •
twal Choral Society this (Tuesday) evening, Handel's On landing at St. George's Pier, the young man's friend- land for a cemetery without an act of parliament, and grain harvest is on the whole safe and sound, the moisture ing upon them to forego, in their schools, the use of their own can no longer be epaded.
blic - °ratorio Judas Maccabeus will be performed with a full ship began to show itself in a still stronger point of view, that the Vestry might take a part of St. Michael's bury- has benefitted the turnipse mangels, late potatoes, and version of the ScVptures, as persons who " repudiate religion," A demonstration took place at Oldham, on Tuesd
ces. orche-tr
b a, powerful and effective chorus, and efficient vo- and he offered to carry the gentleman's carpet-bag. This ing ground, but they had a better piece of land belonging after_grasses, all of which (with some exceptions in pota- and act in opposition to " those great principles of revealed ay
last, in commemoration of the passing of the Ten Hours'
itly ealists. act of kindness was fully appreciated, and the carpet-bag, to themselves; close to the present parish cemetery, on toes, and these appear to. have nearly recovered from the truth on which e
fore, I not only voted four
ve yd t •htto be p f ,•" , h
ysucoug candida-teesr argedlateaeslect tforner Bill, and in honaur of Mr. Fielden and Mr. J. M. Cob-
Aeer ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS.-A rumour is current containing the amount- above stated, was handed over to which they had a church already built, so that no additional disease in some localities,) look well and promising. We but have published two pamphlets (copies of which I take th bett, the unsuccessful candidates at the late election for
kese that several more Roman Catholic Bishop§ are to be ad- the stranger. The two proceeded together a short distance, expense would be incurred in erecting another. The yet boa for the advent, when the weather settles, of a liberty of sending yau, and request you to do me the favour of the representation of Oldham, in Parliament. They were
wee ded to the body in England, and that Liverpool and Man- when the gentleman suddenly missed his newly-acquainted proposal to purchase the land was not agreed to, and it was leasant little summer, as a finale to a season which, on perusing,) setting terse the so„nd policy and the true wisdom escorted into the town by a numerous procession, accom-
has ehester are each among the places to which a new bishop " friend ;" and, notwithstanding that he made every in- resolved that a special meeting of the inhabitants should Ihe whole, has been highly propitious. Our supplies of of s.uch grants, you will, lam sure, admit not only that I have panied b b ds f •fl & • ddd d
y an o music, ags, c., an a resse a nu-
the will be appointed. quiry, no traces of him could be found. The loss was be called to take the subject into consideration.-In corn- f • • d flour (chiefly from the United States)
oreign grain an a right, but that I am imperatively called upon to ask you
whether the construction which the public has put upon your merous assembly in front of the Town Hall, also about
nu- A vessel has just arrived here with 16 baskets and 4 made known to the police, but no clue to the thief has yet pliance with the request of the West Derby Guardians for have again been large during the week. On Friday, one letter is correct or not In, 1700 persous who partook of tea at the Working Men'a
vise barrels of oranges from Pernambuco. Oranges from been obtained. accommodation for the fever patients belonging to that of our corn-market days, wheat was in good demand, at Hall and the Carpenters' Hall.-
I answer first by transcribing the part of '
my letter here
South America are rather uncommon ; and the present Union, it was resolved to t mint the use of the D '
tese • nud about Tuesday's prices ; flour was 6d. a barrel lower, and f dt .- ' - ' • POLITICAL ON DITS.-The great effort is to procure a
tarl arrival, when there is not an orange in the market, is
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. lazaretto • and the Fit
, nance ommittee were authorised to t f 112 d. a kehel. Yesterday (Monday) afternoon, the
oa s. e re erre o .
suitable corstituency willing to accept of the servi es
c of
remarkable. settle the terms on which she is to be granted.-Th "To the best of my ability, and in accordance with my con- -- -- -- - . . . . . .
ire, ttl d d h h b "11. tl
e weather became more se e,an t e sun s one re lens y. . . mr. ziacaulay, and it is sawl a negociation is on foot with
FIRES.-On Wednesday a fire broke out on the pre- number of paupers sent from Liverpool to Ireland, from - h n mo Th d •n mentions convictions, I give instruction, not on the eve of
nee Ve e shall aye a
.ew on on urs ay morn' g. . Sir de Lacy-Eyans to induce that gallan
an election only, but at. all times, in those great principles of t officer to resign
let- raises of Messrs. Maddy, cigar makers, College_iane, brit BEGGING LETTER imposToß.-Oft Friday, a some- the 16th to the 21st August, 1847, was 9,547, and from The- Testimomal Schools, at Fleetwood, erected in revealed truth on which as it appears to me every duty-the Westminster for the consideration of the over o • le-
, . , . . , _ . , . g nisip of
lity it was soon put out.-On Monday, some furniture in a what respectably dressed young man was committed, by the 23d to 28th Aug., it was 4,360, so that they are n • H Fl ' •
Ow honour of Sir . eetwood, were presented to the hon. exercise of the elective franchise included-ought to be per- Malta, a past which, by the way, was offered to• Mr. More
em , dwelling-house in Back Bolton-street, Edge-hill, acciden- Mr. Rushton, for three months, for going about with a being rapidly sent to their own country, not only from st wee .
bart la k formed. Thoae principles do not euctuate. They are un- ()Terrell?, and declined. Attempts are in progress to
ory • -tally took fire, but it was extinguished before the arrival forged begging petition, to which, among the names, that the parish but from the interior. 7,960 persons hdd been Lord J. Russ II ha f
e s granted £2OO out o the Royal changeable in themselves and in their eternal sanctions, what- i d B • -
n uce Mr. arnard to yield Greenwich to Mr Hawes •
the •of the engines. of the Mayor was attached. relieved from 23d to 28th August at a cost to the parish of Bounty Fund, to Mr. Sturgeon, of Manchester, who is ever differencea of opinion concern_ ing them, or the application but if they do not succeed, it is hoped that th• e Uncle'
led, It is a most gratifying proof of the increase of the com- AN INCORRIGIBLE.-On Tuesday a female of had cha- £227., The expense had been as high as £1,300, so that described as the ori inator of the electro ma net as well of them, may arise ainong men. They cannot be affected by
S ta - - th C 1 • "11 b r
ecre re aor e o miles wi e accepted by the people
wee 'Tierce t• 0-.•
0- --as port, even under unfavourable circumstances, racter, named Catherine Headley, was committed for trial the amount is being rapidly reduced.-Mr. Earle then the author of the g • - • g '
magneto-electrical machine. elections, or by parliaments, or by nations. If, for example, all
mankind were to declare themselves in favour of- ima..e or of of Stockport, in the room of Mr Cobden Mr Long
pos that the Tow D
n ues show an increase of £12,000 on the for stealing a watch on the previous evening from Robert brought forward his motion for the increase of Mr. Evans's _
9. Lancaster aer mentions that the driver of a herd of creature worship, aud image or creature worshippers; ft would • W• 1 h• ' f fS. * . * * -
resigns. its ire in avour o ir J. C. Hobhouse.
tit year ending August 31st, 1847, in comparison with the Millar, in Dale-street. She has been five times previously salary from £2lO per anntun to £250. He said that Mr. cows that latel p passed throu h that town, was mounted not in the slight-est degree affect the great eternal truths, that
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ne. . preceding twelve
x 92,000,
whits months. They have this year produced committed, and. twenty times discharged. Evans was surrounded by paupers night and day-that he upon one of the animals under his charge, which was sad- lieli worship is idolatry, and that all idolaters shall be east CONSERVATIVES WHO VOTED FOR THE THIRD READ-.
DM UNSOUND MEAT.-On Tuesday, Mary Gowan, who was exposed to great risk-that he had been seventee ;:tfoavoluerivifetic,,ef fie
or en. , e
nil :nil I, )ilasitlitigoinvebre tvo declare tpernselves iNG cii, T.pE CORN-LAW BILL NOT NOW IN PARLIA-
Mr. B t last year they only produced £BO,OOO. n died and bridled, and seemed accustomed to serve as a
etl een relr•ion in pri- MENT.---1. D. Ackland, Somersetshire West ; Captain
the • - - - teinner has been s' 1 I successful in all his keeps a stand in Pownall-square
•und ingu ar y market, was fined 20s. years in the service of the parish, and that!lie magistrates steed. vate life, and no religion in public life, it would noi affect the A'C
re- ertalungs of asi .1 d 1 s and costs for exposing to sale two hundred weight of salt considered that he was very inadequately paid. Mr. Hors- CRICKET.-A match between eleven of all England and great truth that whatsoever is not of faith, whatsoever is with- ourt, Tamwortil • Col. Baillie, Honiton ; Bodkin,
Ini ar kind. He has now raise no
desd Rocliester ; Botfield, 'Ludlow : Carnegie, Stafford ; Sir G.
-than 200 submer meat unit for human food.-On Friday a man, who has a hey seconded the motion. Mr. Riding moved that the seventeen of Manchester (with wicket keeper given), was out religion, is sin, and that, consequently, ail the acts of an
in saving ged vessels. Some time ago he succee e
tll • St John's market, was fined X 5 for a similar matter be referred to the Finance Committee, and Mr. played at Manchester, on Thursday, Friday, and Satur- assembly so constituted as to repudiate religion, are sinful acts. Cockburn, Ripon ; Dickenson, Somerset, West ; Dugdale,
;ase a cargo of Swedish iron belonging to s a in .
If all mankind, under favour of Divine forbearance, which doea Warwickshire, North ; Viscount Eastnor,' Reigate ; B.
Woodruff moved a direct negative. Mr. Riding's motion day last week, and ended in a drawn match, all England
ted Messrs. Jevons and Sons of Live 001, fi•om on board a offence.
not executejudgment speedily, were to avow their conviction Escott, Winchester ; Estcourt Oxford University •, W.
vess POCKET PICKING.-On Tuesday, Michael M`Gowen, was carried by a majority of 12 to 5. Mr. S. Thornelev • •
. gwing up play, on the ground that their stipulation was to
ere el sunk in deep water'on the clt of Scotland. that no &ewer is incurred to a nation in consequence of the Fei/den, Blackburn ; Sir J. Fl '
1m- nerd Martin and Peter Goodman, three young thieves was a ointed a vestr man in the lace of Mr. M'Gre or
An irneud d h B tle Ber , . pp y P g • play for three days, which they had done. At the time irreligious acts of its rulers it would not at all affect the tautl-
y ent robbery was committe on t e ce, t ower, Thetford ; MI Gore
Barnstable W El G '
; . . regory, Dublin • Grimsditch M
'r a
o d last week. A entle f d cl" from the from Manchester, were co a
mmittee to prison for three resigned. the match was brought to so premature an end, the Man- terable truth, that the nation or kingdom which refuses to . , - ac-
lin- man a ter escen ing clesfield •G.W. H S I '
• 'buss, was kno g ' fth sen months for stealing a pocket-handkerchief from a gentle- see ermined in such - , ope, i. out nimpton ; Johnston, Dum-
chester wanted 59 to tie, or 60 to win, and they had only serve Gad shall perish. To be distinct and det
to eked down in the presence o e pas - fries-shire ; Sir F. Kell
expositions of truth, appears to me to be no more than an . y, Cambridge ; G. C. Legh,
clay' gers ; his watch w s wrested from his pocket, and the man who am o
• n the previous day intently watching the TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. eight wickets of their second innings down. tures to be the word of Cheshire, North : G. L all
in- villain made h• ' a • h cf f of the canal, the approach of the Great Britain. They were caught in the
is escape in t e irec ion SUPPOSED MURDER.-A case of supposed murder is in honest result of believing the Holy Scrip y , London ; M`Geachy, Hon-
' a g and true ova. But when it comes to the matter of iton ; Captain Meynell, Lisburn •
the lit in t, . . , R. Neville, Windsor •
ug. Passengers all the time quietly looking on ! This is one act by detective constables Tool and Grisenthwaite. The usual monthly meeting of the Council was held • • • P • h Ch 11. AI • h
course of investigation at attmg am, es ire. n les candidates and canvassing at an election, Ido not ing.
h• " P Ih'l Bdf '
F. e 11, e ord ; Sir J. Reid, Dover ; Lord S '
nto .of the coolest highway robberies within our memory. STEALING A BOY'S WAGES.-,-On Tuesday, a young on Wednesday. The proceedings of the Finance Com- labourer, named Larkin, had been at work in the neigh- - , andon,
my letter contained no reference either to the College Liverpoel ; J. Stewart, Lymington ; G. Toinline, Shrews..
ler. HORRIBLE MASSACRE. -The master and part of the man, named Wm. Roletone, was sent to prison for a mittee comprised a recommendation to increase the salary bourhood, when he was suddenly missed. His brother • b,S F T hS b h -
of MaYnooth or to the Education question, except as they ure ; ir . renc , car oroug ; G. H. '4 ernon East
ine ere
wof the English brig Avon, from Liverpool, have been month, for stealing 3s. and four books from a boy named of Mr. Lloyd, clerk to the auditors of the town dues, received the money due to deceased, and then he also left • - ! • • • h Rtf d • Col Wood, Breconshire ; Col. T. Wood,'Mid-
ing ; murdered by the Indians, on the banks of the SantaCrue, Robinson. He warned the boy that somebody might take from £7B to £lOO per annum, a recommendation that the the place. The body of Larkin has since been found in a are involved in those general principles whic seem to me eor , .
for I on the coast of Patagonia. The Avon proceeded from 1 the.money from him, and kindly offered to carry it for se- of Mr. W ber has chief clerk to the •iistices of
salary y g , i pond with a mark of a blow on tfte head. A jury com- • .
to be inseparable from a real reception of Holy Scripture &sex.
Live he borough be fixed at £6OO er annum • and the salar TIIE LEAGUE AT FAULT.-NO little ftISS has been mad
as a divine revelation ; but, as Mr. Hull wishes to know e
yen- ' the rpool for Patagonia in search of minerals ; and while 1 curity for him in his fob. He got the books by offering a t - • P , , y menced an inquiry on Monday, but the proceedings were
ing 'tie re the Indians went on board the vessel and murdered shilling each- for a perusal, and then ran away. of Mr. Jameson, as second clerk, at 1400 per annum ; adjourned till the 6th inst. on ese su jec , ave no o jec ton about certain objections raised to a multitude of league
my sentiments th le• ts I h le• f
frankly to inform him. votes at Birkenhead; but the Chester Courant satisfactorily
e m that the salary of Mr. Taskar, bookkeeper and cashier, Aide e
e. enny Lind reached Manchester on Friday week,
ar- a aster and part of the crew. TIMIDITY NO EXCUSE.-On Tuesday last, Daniel I think the endowment of the College of Maynooth sin- justifies the step for the tbllowing reasons. "In Birken-
be incre d f £2OO to £250 per annum ; and that a '
ase rom and played in La Sonnambula on Saturday and on Mon-
its. -1' krite Ac ' -
who CIDENT. A person named Joseph Sutcliffe, Hughes, a suspicious character, was committed to prison ful, because it is aiding and abetting other men in sin-in head, matters are very different from what they were when
out ee went on board the Abbe Pratt, lying in Victoria f th th Hh d secreted himself in an upstairs
or ree mon s. e a 1 f £llO be 110 ed for an additional
sa ary o per annum . a w . day to fair, but not full, houses. On both occasions she hat we know, and believe, and have sworn to be sin. the register of last year was examined. Rents are down ;
son asocn, oe
Sunda k f h f • • th
y wee ,or t e purpose o viewing e room belonging to Mrs. Gibson. in' Phillip's-street, and clerk to the clerks of the justices. The proceedings also was rapturously received. On Wednesda h e• d w
y, s e was - eize
i i 3 vessel f
, -dee,
s., ell into the hold as he was walking along between
on the latter going up stairs, he knocked her down and ran d the urchase of land from the Earl of Derby • Concerning a large and influential portion of the things and therefore the qualifications of many of
conyeise p . . . with severe indisposition, and was in consequence unable ta . .
Unit at Myi ootl Ib l• 'tie th Ch h f E hld
a I I, e ieve, wr e arc o ng- o ers, whose "beneficial interest" did but just
these free-
reach
top ban When taken up he complained of a pain in the • at ezakerly for the site of a new borough prison-the to appear as announced. She was to have played La - -
off, but was arrested in Wellington-road. He pleaded in et land, that they are " blasphemous fables and daneerous 40s. have ceased. The practice has been to buy a house,
i I rice of the land to be £225 er statute acre and the pur- • •
• • and was unable to walk. In this state he was car- • P P • Figlza del Reggimento on Thursday evening, and in La 3
m e vl•ed to th defence that Ire had quarrelled with a man who met him
„, deceits." I believe, with the Church of Englan , that which produces (say, for illustration's sake) £2O er an-
o bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent.
. Sonnambula on Friday night : but in con.sequence of her
sea besto e Northern Hospital, where, in spite of the care
1, wed on him, he died. that morning and threatened to stab him, and his terror '"ase money t .
from the first of September. Sir T. Brancker moved tne ill the performances were postponed till Friday night
ness, th d ration of the sacramental bread is " idolatry, to be num : for th. 1 t I ' ld b P b
e a o is louse en c aims wou e entered•, ut
t." was so great that he had taken refuge where he was found. . abhorred of all faithful Christians." I believe, with the suppose it can be shewn that the rent is now only £lB, it
lisaßegts tie 1846 AND 1847.-The highest price of Eng- He was-previously, however,well known to the police, and f h d" d 'cl th tth
confirmation ot e procee trigs, an sae a e ex- and Saturday night.
Church of England, that it is lawful, because scripturab is manifest that the ten votes are all bad. There are
the ' was ga.eain the Liverpool market on September 4, 1846, the excuse did not avail. pense of tbe magistrate e.stablishment would be less than CHESHIRE Bow MEETING.-On Th d the Che-
urs ay, nests and deacons to marry • and that it is other reasons for dis t'
per bu e , Per bushel • malt 645. per quarter ; oats, 4s. 6d.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGE -At the Police-court, on Thurs- formerly, even with the addition now proposed. Mr. shire bowmen held their second gala day in the beautiful for bishops, p , . , . pu mg the validity of these fictitious
unlawful, unscriptural, and in the highest degree tyran- claims, which we shall not gratify the Leaguers by ex-
on,
of ld. 8"el- ' A • ' ' 1 3 •
per in,' merman flour, 28s. per barre ; potatoes, s.
per bushel !Isure. On the 3rd Sept., 1847, wheat, Bs. 2d. day the captain of the sloop Robert appeared to claim a
sun; of £2 ss. 8d f d d t h. 1 th
~ or amage one o is vesse on e Ellis had a salary of £BOO a year, and Mr. W. Wybergs-
would be £6OO. Mr. Parker dissented from the f Ald 1 P k d ' fL d
grounds o er ey ar ,un er the auspices o a y .
Stanley, of Alderley, as lady patroness, and Mr. Crawford 1 d•• • us for an human authority to impose plaining • but we v t
nice an 'mum ~. y . . . .
I •ht • ,_ _ , en ure to assert, that these "objec-
celibacy as a condition of the Christian ministry. mig tunes ' have not been taken in mere wantonness, or for
vas America- ' malt, 70s. per quarter; oats, 3s. 6d. per bushel; 13 h
t ult. by the Woodside steamer Wirrall. It appeared, P.roceedings of the Council against Mr. Norris, of Is- At b s president of the day The shooting com-
n ro us, a
prolong the list, but enough is said to illustrate my mean- the sake of factious contention ; but for the purpose of
ver n tic
ineasur ur• 28s. per barrel ; potatoes, 3s. 10d, per i ton as the law seemed decidedl in favour of that gen- '1 k d fte • .
menc,ed at one oc oc ,an a
.r two hours close compe- ,_ .
e e. from the evidence of the pier-master, that the Wirrall was
tilng ' Mr E 1 said th MYN
• h d k d £lO trying a legal question, and making the register, as nearly
vn, • ernan. , ar e at r. orris a as e tition, the ladies prizes were adjudged to Miss Luch An- .wg
iNQuE landing her passengers at George's Pier, and, in conse- be an honest record of d
At Maynooth doctrines are taught which we of the as may , uly-qualified electors."
ck, Mr c sT.-On Saturday, an inquest was held before e • , per yard which was an extravagant sum, and after the son, and Miss Louisa
' Townley Parker. At the gentle-
ur- ' uttY on • fth b d fJh T t rt
who . , view o eo y o o n es er, apo er, quence or using tne wrong gangway, p j
she ro•ected towards
refusal to give it, the Finance Committee offered him men's target, the successful competitors were Mr. lelal- Church of England have solemnly pronounced to be Sir Robert Peel has just given another significant inti-
ion fi lived in Hodson-street. He had been ill and con- the basin, and the sloop Robert, while going out, came
the valuation of Wightman, the surveyor, which was very 1 fMbb 1 nd the president of the day. The
ory, o o er ey, a " blasphemous ;" and practices are enforced which we, mation of his future political relations, which comes
led ned to •••
t his room •for about a week with swellin of his her ib torn away
into collision with her. The sloop had g ,
' much more than an adequate value, and they offered him t the number of 170, immediately afterwards with like solemnity, have pronounced to be " unlawful '' appropriately and well after his celebrated Whig-Radical
er- eegs, of which alone h 1 • d.' 0 T dg
ewcaomp ame . n . hurs ay even- and received damage to the extent above stated. Mr. in addition a sum of £l2O to re a him the expenses he company, o
- adjourned to the Tenants' Hall, where a luncheon was -of course I mean those among us who use the English vote in Warwickshire. He was on his way to visit Lord
;of nig a great alteration s observed in him, and he died •
Rushton made an order on the defendants for the amount
ieht have incurred in the P yt• f 1 • I
prepare ion o ns p ans. ever. rovided, such as would have done credit to Mr. Gunter. language in its honest simplicity without any attempt to Londonderry at Wynyard Park on 'Wednesday Abo y
soon after 0 claimed, subject to an examination by Mr. Hodgson, the TL - . p b Idi ' " al '' ' h P . d-
ues n a post mortem examination, it was found ace said that if Mr. Norris was still determined to go on was afterwards renewed, and kept up till serve a purpose ypea ng a non natur sense. of Whigs, with Mr. Josep ease, the former quaker
- that the • harbour-master. The shooting
eed cause of death was ossification of valves of the v with his building, provided the act was in his favour, he When members of the Church of England endow, or ad- member for the county of Durham, at their head, got up
hea PASSING COUNTERFEIT COIN. On Saturda Mar the damp of evening.
vocate the endowment of, the College of Maynooth, al- an address to him, which Sir Robert consented to accept,
roy , rt, the result of natural causes. should move at a later period to go for an amendment of e, REGATTA -This annual festivity took place
H Cranston was charged with havin tt td y, -
g a emp e to pass a mASTH AM
erne OUSEOWNERS' GUARDIAN SOcIETY.-The third an- f • h'll' ' L' th t t o el hi to set back. (Hear, hear.) The • •
eac oc mp m be accused of ersonall
though
.they cannot in fairness . • P y and accordingly the presenzation of it was made at the
, nual meeting of thi • . counter eit simg in ime-street. It appeared that she on Tuesday, in front of the Ferry Hotel, and the scene
s society took place at the Bruliswir Town-clerk said the Corporation had not only offered to wa_ embracing the blas hemous doctrines taught, or of per- Darlin on on Wedn
do- Hotel, on Wed went into a confectioner's shop kept by Miss Elizabeth s one of animation and gaiety. In consequence of rain, • • p e , • , . . . Central-hall,. gt , esday evening. The
nesday last,-William Walthew in tle compensate him liberally, but to leave it to a jury to de- sonally engaging in the unlawnu practices enrorcea therein, address was In the usual style of such things, and the
lit, • chair,-for the Owens in that street, on Friday, and bought a penny te ten uin
e rst race, for the Stanley Pla , ( g eas,) for
th fi
nd,• - year. Fromm
thpurpose of electing officers for the ensuing
-• Eccles cake. She tendered a bad shilling in payment fo. Fide it• Both offers were declined ; and an offer to leave f d • th m I tit' k b most •ustl - accused of teachin . ' ed r- f '
ey ay, in ~ e
..i e ,•, g ' enlighten po icy o Sir Robert was of course lauded
tponed for two hours. The con-
ail a very favourabl • •
e report it appeared that the society was in
it, and, as it was immediately recognised to be a counter- it to arbitration, which was made before the trial of Mr. our-oare gigs, was pos .
et others to do se. 1 hey are, mmy opinion, " partakers of to the skies. The right honourable baronet w
. e position. The accounts were passed Justice Wightman, was again declined. The claus ' 1 nd the E rl.
tending boats were the Princess Roya a a as cautious
siff unammousl ei one, s e oo to
f I h t k h d f
er heels an ran out o the shop. ein ded and was won the e's " d this on the authority of St. Paul
o rm n sins, an , h • h• 1 h
, enoug in is rep y ; e took care, as he generally does,
Y. Other busines I ving been disposed of,
sla , th Liverpool Improvement Act was take Tr L d was a close race, most vigorously conten ,
I deem to be sinful
She was quickly pursued, and when taken into custody, ree , n om or by h E 1 b b t' 1 th The second race, (by • to envelope his meaning in a multitude of words that
ute the operations of the past d b th h -
year were reviewe y e c air- anaftesbury s bill, and it had been embodied toti .t e ar y a oa s eng . lam aware it is often said, and I observe it repeated in •
ted • man, who expressed a ho 11. h h
pe that the support w lc t e a second shilling was found in her bend. At Bridewell, - dern ) f the Eastham Plate, ten guineas, was won h mean on t •
crag t e lung or might mean another • but the
amateurs, or , ,
sea three half-crow verbis in the General Improvement Act for all the towns your paper of yesterday, as a saying of Lord Nugent, that whole business was a Whig-Radical display and' th
. society had hitherto received would increase for the future. ns and 2s. 3d. in silver and copper, all by the Princess beating the Belle. The Mersey Stakes, „ , e mere
the in the countr The cl. fi
y. . procee ings were con rmed. We have established the Roman Catholic religion as the acceptance of an address under such circumstances indi-
FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday last, a skip filled good money, were found upon her. She was committed . e value five guineas. (amateurs,) was won by the Vivid beat-
the atter the reading of the Dock Committee's proceed state r• * f C d h l• • f Mal
eligion o ana a, as t e seate re igion o ta-we
with rubbish was being hoisted up from the " eye" of the for trial. • t hag the Buffalo Girl. The Ladies' Purse, rowed for by cates the ex- remier's leanin
p gs and aspirations as (lis-
ta- ings, Mr. Evans said that as the year was advancing, and have established the Greek reli ion in the lonian Islands
g, . . . . • tinctly as his vote for Mr. Leigh, in opposition to Mr.
md i tunnel at Freemasons'-row, Vauxhall-road, when in con- SANATORY STATE OF THE TOWN.-The efforts made by
•.h the time was approaching when Parliameptary business women, excited, as usual, great interest and merriment.
d • d he Ma
an recognise t . .
hornetan religion in India, and
oft sequence of its catching against the side of the shaft, a 'the Health Committee a short time ago to do away wit The first boat was to receive £2, the second 10s. The Spooner and Mr. Newdegate.
, lar would come on, he took this opportunity of expressing a even rank idolatry, and therefore it is mere trash and va-
h Bff 1 Ce• 1 dth V 'cl tl f f
boats were t e u a o w an e wi , le ormer o A R •
HANDSOME ETURN. -There is no speculating
Ito ge lump of clay fell out, and in its descent struck a the cellar nuisance, have not been attended with complete
h h hDkC • ldk • 1 •
ope tat t e oc ommittee wou ta e time y notice to ourin to talk of the endowment of Popery in Ireland as
as- miner, na d P success. On Thursday, inspector Dalton brought 18 cases which was the winner. A punt race, for a guinea and a P g e " beforehand to what deeds patriotism may not excite a
directl me eter Carter, who was standing on the shaft before the magistrates. Informations had been laid against
• . carry out the act of last year, to enable them to build new hat concluded the sports. The competitors after- a crime.
There is positively nothine within the range of
ITa hint d Y under the skip, on the back of the neck, forcing • • • • warehouses upon any of the docks, and also that they If the British legislature possessed a well-authenticated man'
lod with the
°Nvu ' in •
~ his fall his head came in violent contact the parties letting the cellars, and not against the miserable
tenants. Mr. John Williams of 52 St. James'- I would give the Council the earliest opportunity of exam- ' ook of a c • read at the inn.
wards part old collation, sp
At a s •
pecial delegate meeting of operative cotton spin- ossibilit which a atriot ma notdo. Betw n h
• commission from the Great Author of Truth, to repeal the P 3' P Y ee t e act
of a Brutus, who stabbed his best friend to secure the
;h- he rails of a tram road made in the tunnel, by which , , . P ' inin into tl l
sustained a appeared to answer to no less than five informations. In , g ie p ans of new docks and warehouses upon ners of Lancashire and the neighbouring counties, held on laws which He gave by Moses, and explained by Christ
l'b • fh•
•ts ow. i erties o is country, and that of a Sir Robert Peel,
tut soon after severe cut on the side of the head and died some cases the fine was 20s. and costs, which the magis- " dtht th
t en?, an a ey would not delay everything to the the 29th of August, taking into account the great dispro- and his Apostles, and to supersede the Bibln by i _ .
who cut his associates for the good of the stat h lov d,
ing the d„,., • Deceased had been frequently cautioned of ,
--ger of standing under the skip during the ascent. .sai wou, een orce ai yun i e nuisance was .
trate 'd. ld b f dd '1 ft th • last instant, and call upon the Council to come to a hur-
d d • • '
rie an injurious conclusion. Mr. Horsfall expressed portion which continues to exist between the prices of raw statute book, th7e would he.force in this ; it would, in-
tl r • w'd • ,1- '• • e e• •• e -
le e is a 1 e interest a multiplicity of possibilities
ive But if it be true that the law of God,
cotton and of the fabrics manufactured from it, the meet- deed, be conclus l .s .
which it exceeds our mathematical abilities to enumerate.
DUO removed. The, defendants were told that summary means
his regret that the chairman of the committee (Mr. Bram- r-that not
as revealFd mHo y cripture, nnduretht for eye d
ing recommended a general suspension of work, " for a few As an instance, take the following :-Mr. Coxon, of Sun-
the ---ThCie°llJ2ll. FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION. to eject refectory tenants would be taken by the Health
ley Moore) was not present ; but he believed he might a jot or tittle of it can finally fail-that hough heaven an
weeks, during the present mild and genial season, when, , ,e derland, an agent of the Durham Registration Society,
'kw • I,aeieti," show of the season took place on Thursday. A Committee upon application being made to them.
saythat the Dock Committee were fully alive to the impor- in conse fth b d f e CIA f d tl
quence o ea un ance o vase aeoo , le earth pass away, not one word of that sacred code sum ee .
in whithmaeguee was erected at the back of Hamer's Hotel, - ' ....--......--
tance of the subject now introduced. Mr. Evans said ass away ;-if this be true, (and I believe this to be in- "ii cl upon a gentleman of station and property and of
warmth of the weather, and the possibility, in many in- P . . hberal sentiments in that town about a fortnight ago to
'age 7'here ~ the various flowers and plants were exhibited. . ,
deed the truth) then it may possibly turn out to have been
,ar" pail,,,
_"as a fashionable, although not a numerous, com- LOCAL MEE TINGS. this was perfectly satisfactory • and the proceedings were
confirmed. ' stances, of finding out-door employment, the privations . .
little better than trash and vatiouring to say, that because request a subscription to the funds of the ultra " Liberal"
en- Lvvirs, und amongst the parties present we noticed the fol- •
- The proceedings of the St. George's-hall committee to which the operatives would be exposed would not be so
we have reco nised and we have es ablished idolatr society, whose objec
• tis to watch intently the state of the
Sa- R. ,;(.I.g ,-Thomasßoskell, Esq., Joseph Penlington, Esq., WALLASEY COMMISSIONERS.-The usual monthly severe." The Manchester Guardian adds, "Believing, 9 9 t 3', Regtster of Voters. He succeeded in obtaining a guinea.
comprised a long letter from Mr. Elmes, the architect ; therefore it has ceased to be criminal. -
as we do, that neither the present state of the markets for • • • So far well. Judge, however, of the gentleman's sur-
,oly Tarr°l•llbY' Esq•
eton & • • • • .
Mrs G. Lynch, Miss Simpson, Miss meetin f li. b d hld Th d t Is• d
got is oar was e on urs ay, a iscar ; it stated that the estimates to this date were £151,072. On the subject of the Education Grant, my opinion is, .
3 i 0 •
blight h• c. The exhibition was quite equal to what Henry Winch, Esq., in the chair. It was recommended cotton goods and yarn, nor the present or probable future prise, when on the 25th ultimo he received a notice of
Mr. Parker stated that hundreds of thousands of ounds that the overnment scheme, in its resent shape, is ad-
hey There ave been expected at this season of the year. that the wages of Mr. Thomas Scambler, head constable 1) supply of cotton, will justify a return to full employment . g P . objection signed by Mr. Coxon ! His vote was, it ap-
'• seemed to be a small item in the ex ense of the Hall • • 1 th •
nimble and well calculated to advance immense y e in-
,as Plants rs a good display of dahlias and fruits, but the should be raised from £23 to £25. The Improvement P • m the factories for some time to come, we think that no- • . pears, recorded at the recent borough election for IYfr.
£2,500 had been ranted at the last Council to re air • telli ence of the risin eneration. Should it assume the
ice, id n
• 10,,, ot exhibit anything worthy of remark, athough Committee reported that £lBOO would be required for the g . P . thine can be better calculated to answer the purposes, . g . g g . . dcl • a Barclay, the moderately " Liberal" candidate ! Hence
a•ds; ntet',7,yery fair specimens were brought forward. Mr. current expenses of improvements for the year. It was lund h h d been commi dat th t of it
some b er tat a tte eop , ha e which Mr. Hull a ears to antic' ate an esire, It .
botliof employers and workpeople, than the entire sus- s P . PP P. . . it was judged expedient to warn him of the unpopularity
and now it appeared by the proceedines that the cost would then I think in that branch of its operabons, De
pension of labour which is here recommended. Few of e • . , 'et of his act by objecting to his borough-vote. No other
rso "•"° ba
to ee,_ s nd was stationed. on the green, and added much dtht th t ld t d 1• th d " " -
suppose a era e wou no excee s. in e poun .
aie amusement and pleasure of the company. would be £3OOO. Hundreds were nothing. Mr. Earle • liable to all the objections urged against Maynootn. in
f h b fi • 1 ff
our readers will have orgotten t e ene cia e ect pro- e reason can be assigned, for the gentleman's qualificat•
est, In answer to inquiries, -Mr. Hassell stated that the • ton
question is not, shall the Roman Catholics be called upon
Aetee. said that, with reference to the stone to be used for the d d th tdb th 1 t t• A t
uce upon e ra e y e genera urn ou in ugus , is we believe, undoubted.-Durham Advertiser.
VS, inst ICAN INTELLIGENCE.-The adyices of the Ist amount of assessment of the parish was £32 000 ; and the d•
• pe irnent at the south end of the wall, he observed a to forego, in their schools, use
the of their own version of •
1842, and although with the present stocks of cotton in .
len, ant from Boston, b • •
expected y the steam-ship Cambria may be uncollected an•ears up to the 4th of June were from £4OO letter complaining of it in the Mail of Saturday, signed the Scriptures ? (as it is softly glozed in Mr. Hull's let-
nee y . to arrive on Monday next. The paCket-ship to £5OO. Air. Meadows moved as an amendment, that ~ the world, we can scarcely hope for consequences equally
orkshir • • . A Practical Mason,"-bad he signed himself "An ter) ; but the question is, shall we engage, on a still more RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
art- d f N Y I •
cae_, , eis now ue rom ew ork. Probab y the the rate to be levied should be mnepence. Mr. Gester Ignorant Mason," it would have been a more ap- beneficial from a general stoppage at the present time, we
xtended scale than at present, in aiding, abetting, and ,
are satisfied that it would be preferable to any other mode e . .
lost aee't,`Pria will bring accounts of a battle between the seconded the amendment, but only three members voted rop •te desi nation fo hi 1 Th tl*
r n . e procee mgs were b stantial ndowm nts blas hemous The following are the receipts of railivar for the past week -
perpetuating, y sub e e , p . ,
agh eta:el:an and American troops. Many of our contempo- for it, and the proceedings of the committee were con- Pconfirmed. g of diminishing production."
ul ractices-doctrines which we our- that is to say, up to the date to which t e respective returns
mse :17'e. throughout the country, we perceive, placed consi- firmed. 'GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS, BOOKS, &C.-The sale of wf
doctrines and unla p _ .
Mr. Danson expressed a sh 6
wi at somethin could be and continue to call, blas hemous •
selves have called, p , are made .-
fear rable reli th rt t • th A • WEST DERBY UNION.-On Wednesday Mr. Sheppard
ance upon e repo s curren in e merwan g Mr Aenew's extensive and well-selected stock-in-trade
3111rnals last done to reform the District County Court, for there were ' "" tices which we have called, and continue to call, un- ! Week 1847. 1846
iuld. received that an engagement hacralready taken took the chair. It was agreed to recommend an advance complaints from every Quarter of almost the mo k f
c ery o commenced yesterday, in Manchester ; and the magnittide Pr" ,
lawful . lam as anxious as Mr. Hull, or any other man, RAILWAYS. 1 ending Amount. Amt.
en- Ptaee and that the caplal hd b • sted Our readers of Mr Allen's salary from £lOO to £l3O and that Mr • • • -
Ile d ' i a een inve . . • ' law and eqwty there. and splendour will, we have no doubt, attract purchasers _ _
mpt e scarcel b •
Y e informed that those statements are as yet Lister and Mr. Christie, medical officers for the West from many parts of the kinedom Mr A has carried on can be, that the' Roman Catholic population should be -
Amiens and Boulogne! Aug...
completel Mr. Morris was appointed a: member of the Markets' • • - ' • ' d ted •b t I tll th t • t to make me
e uca , u canno a ow a mune y
Aces , ete y premature ; and until the arrival of the Cambria Derby district and the rural district, receive 12s. per week, Committee in place of Mr. Aspinall, deceased. business for many years, yet comparatively few persons trbroath and Forfar
racticall blind to the everlastin distinctions between '
Ster e are not likely to r •
eceive any later advices from Mexico, in addition to their usual salary, during the present pre- The Health Committee recommended that a house and are aware of the great extent of his premises, and the vast P y g Chester and Birkenhead -27 869 18 4 726
truth and falsehood. The Rheims and Douay translation blin and Drooteda
iich, even by the West I accumulation of superior articles stored within them- Du ~ ,- 26 956 19 6 975
ndia mail steam-ship Great Western. valence of sickness in their respective districts.-The de-
now almost due t yards be purchased in Duke-street for the sum of of the Scriptures falsifies but little ; what is called the Dublin and Kingstown I -31 1,306 19 0 1443
inly first .
t_ a Southampton on her return from her putation to the Haydock Lodge and Lancaster Lunatic £lO,OOO, for engineers' offices and stone-yards. This grea
t part of which it has become necessary to dispose of,
Douay version falsifies much. It contains the Church s Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen
;sod run to hat quarter. to make way for his increased business, and the enlarge-
Asylums reported that there were 26 patients in the latter notes. The Roman Catholics circulate no translation Edinburgh and Glasgow -28 4,299 4 6 4379
ales THE GREAT BRITAIN. is recommendation gave rise to a long discussion, it having d • tf th b d h t t
merit an improvemen o esop an ot er apar men s. .
hen. unfortunate steam-ship ' rrh-- splendid but somewhat asylum, namely, 10 men and 16 women ; and 19 patients aPpeared that if the purchase were made a rate to cover , Thus it is that a mass of paintings prints, books, bronzes, without note or comment. Eastern Counties and N. Eastern -29 12,0
East Lane •
ashire
28 1,094 10 8 ..
- Prince's Dock, where shesisnr on the ridiron of the in the former asylum, namely, 14 men and 5 women. • • • d h Is I'd '
the Interest on the £19,000 woul aye to eai upon ' -' ' • • One word more, on an expression in my letter, which
1 glasses, chandeliers, lamps, tables, vases, time-pieces, and Eastern Union and Ipswich and
ma, - not only as regards the d eing ..-,_oroug .
The report spoke in high terms of the excellent, clean, Mr. Hull has wrested from its context, and applied, or re- Bu
,he her exterior • amage wi,j'el , Oily inspected, the burgesses. The property. is situated at the corner 1 a thousand other articles of utility, taste, or vertu, are to . . 1 WI I 17 22 2 813 14 4 530
plating but also as , s been done to and comfortable condition of the inmates.-The chairman presented me as applying, to particu ar voters. let Glasgow Kilmarnock and A•r -28 1,107 13 3 2492
sted durability of h h• 11 regards :ee •
dh I d • d ltt fr M H t•• of Duke-street and Cornwallis-street, and is known by be submitted to competing buyers. The catalogues com-
d d htl• te d d d to under-
understan ,an w a in ne my rea ers Glaseow' d G ' 3 • - ' ' -
„ an reenock 28 1,5,5 17 3 1421
,011C1' - leer u and framework ;
p asure to be enabled to state, upon theand
strength and
it gives us sai e la receive ae er om r. art, con ming
the resolution of the Select Vestry, in reply to the appli- the name of " Morrell's Folly." Eventually, the pro- • d• '
prise a sale spree ing over eighteen days. Most of the
udiate re- Great Southern and Western
stand, by " an assembly so constituted as to rep ,
-28 1 633 15 3 ..
It a authorit ceedin fir d dth h r d - 1 ff d) -
gs were con me ,an e purc ase was sane ione . books, (which will be amongst the first ots o ere , .are . . ~ . Great Western
most ex erie Y of a cation of the Board of Guardians for the use of a fever- •ed rinci le
for p need engineer, that so far eve • Mr. Thomas Moore sent a volume called " the Moore f ltgton, is an assembly convened on the avow p p Lancaster and Carlisle
beautifully illustrated, and many of them have re erence li 'on
nin- a eared
pp most encouraging for the owners. Sh • as '
safe rything h, shed and offerin th us
els quit Guard- g e eof one of the lazarettoes,
it u . A
e rens would fit p vote of thanks was, a
if the
fter Rental," published by the Cheetham Society of Man- • • t (or as 1 think want of principle), that neither true re gi ,
to the fine-arts. The paintings are by first-rate arta s, London and Nmeh-Western -28 46,677 7 7 45825
tells and sound in her bull and frames, not being shaken, some conversatiOn, given to the Select Ves • but their h t din a letter, expressed a hone that thngra- • • • • h nor false religion, nor no religion ; neither Christianity,
c es er, an !
f native and foreign, and the subjects such as give t em London and Blackwell
nor anti-Christianity, nor infidelity, shall be any hin- London, Brighton South Coast.. -• . .. 1486
-28 11,284 14 3 10240
'dal strained, nor indicating in the slightest degree anything - offer was respectfully declined. The elm' trY
'sid d phic description of " the good old town,' to be found in additional value. The eneravings are equally choice.
the that would lead to the supposition that her back had been ring the proceedings, that there were 116 ciramseasnof afev'er 9-
in ' the Rental," would be deemed worthy of a place among There are aleo a variety oefine water-colour drawings. drance in the way of admission to all the privileges and London an south-Western.... -
d , 29 10,251 10 31 79 7
7
Manchester and Leeds, &c. .... -28 10 078 15 0 9661
Ito 111.inred whilst imbedded in the sands of Dundrum Bay. Toxteth-park alone during the past week. In the fever the muniments of the borough.-The Mayor said that Mr. Ihe Bohe ' 1 al b b
man g ass, a aster figures, &c., are super ,as functions of full membership. Our parliament already . ,
Ind • • Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin-
, - eed it is our opinion, and that of many others who hospital there were 123 patients ; admitted during the Aloore bad also sent some very valuable statistics as to affords a tolerable specimen. It will be nearly completed
merous articles for use and ornament for the draw- colnshire -28 3,043 18 11 1998
• week 32 • dischar ed cured 36 • died •
Witnessed the position which the noble vessel occupied in • • g
l the • the po- ulation f •
, „7 , remaining in a P o Liverpool, which would be preserved •
are nu
h b d dthto 1 tt Th h I -
. ing-room, te ou oir, an e ie e. ewo e ie now when Jews are voted eligible. Alaryport and Carlisle -28 718 0 4 627
her- bundrum, that eve h r sheeting would have .
been but the house, 112. - mong the muniments, and for which h
the thanks of tl •
m Council. e should receive on view, and the sale is entrusted to Messrs. Winstanley I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, Midland, Bristol, and Birming-
with little injured had 1n e " f.th " y wise and DOCK Coenurreen.-At the weekly meeting, on Thurs- eh
I not been or e penn e Damson submitted the following motion • and Walter. , HUGH M`NEILE. ham
, which Midland Great Western (Ireland) -29 1,689 18 9 ..
lull, Mund foolish', s . ,- d t first while the vessel day, Mr. Nicol presided, and there were fourteen mem- referred to the Finance Co
ystem aaopte a e mmitteee " CHESHIRE.-The weather has at last set in very squally, Aigburth, Ist September, 1847. -28 2,642 15 1 2243
- That the treasurer Newcastle and Carlisle
()arc! viva.
• s under the command of Captain Hosken. We allude bers also present. Tenders were produced for effecting to the Corporation be
to 1- • ... . instructed to report '' to the with some copious showers after some weeks of the finest - Newcastle, Berwick, and North
Bri-• , tue injuarcious manner in which the coals were thrown insurance on the Albert Docle Warehouses, as follows :- Council the several amounts received for the parish for harvest weather we ever witnessed. We apprehend that Shields -.. • • • •
rage, . toder the shie's sides, to be sold to the country people in Royal Insurance £35,000 at ss. ; Liverpool and the magistrates' clerks' fees, since the 26th December both rain and depression of temperattu•e will be of much CRITICAL STATE OF EUROPE. Norfolk
the tialf tons andhundred weights. London, £35,000 at ss. ; and Yorkshire, 1:30,000 at ss. 1845." Mr. Denson complained that a sum of £4,00u whi
2 service for corn laints of a sca '
ch w' il , p rcity of pasturage exist
I sers e, we doubt, to diminish the produce of (From the Record.) North British
Paris and Rouen
-28 8,840 0 0 8319
r ene SUICID Mr. Royden and other members remarked that these was missing.
. nOt lee a E.-On Saturday, an inquest was held before , . the dairy The cheese farmers have, however had one It is impossible not to remark the critical state of Eu- Shrew hry nd C'he;iter
t l I ' I hhicrher than they were
c arges were ex reme y lig 1, muc . , ,
e, • tAirry, on view of the body of John Sykes, who n of the best seasons on record, take it on the whole ; and, rope at the present moment. The threatening indications South-sEilisteili and Branches
ling, •• as
in London ; and the subject was i
•eferred for a week. Ju- FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.
. . • ,we learn, a traveller in the hardware line, and of moreover, they began somewhat earlier than usual, we may pass away, as similar appearances have before passed South Devon - 27 1,833 7 6 1351
,larld •abotit f 't of yes-
dicious regulations were adopted for the securi y . _ - think, therefore no wonder if the pastures are a little ex- away ; but while they exist, it is our duty to notice them. Tail' Vale - - 1412
• •
~,.., orty-five years of age. It appeared that deceased
Ulster
I the nd Paris " Ladies' Mayazine of Fashion "
sels by proper moorings, masters or mates being required (Prom the London a . •
hausted. Corn crops in general are got in in splendid . Portugal Ls even in a more unquiet state than is com-
intiit ,v,'"rtet to the White Bear Inn, in Dale-street, on Friday WhitehaVen Junction -28 223 310 ..
to attend to the same. Mr. Thos. Taylor was appointed Pinked flounces continue to be fashionable for taffetas condition ; a few idlers or late sowers alone remaining out mon to her ; and for twenty years insurrection has been
„,n,k_ to stop during his stay in the town. Between three . York, Newcastle, and Berwick -28 13,013 0 6 ..
t one Delivery Foreman at the Albert Dock; at 245. a week. dresses, as also fringes at the edge of flounces • but gimp ee•at leaet in this neighbourhood. Both wheat and oats coming and going like the seasons. Absolute rebellion, York and North Midland, &c -28 9,287 8 5 7818
1 her ;V foer o'clock, on the morning of yesterday week, he
ug Ins le The Shi -builders' Association throu h Mr. C. Gra 7- • ,
f the Went t -edruein bell violently. The boots of the inn P 9 g Stlll foims the richest style of ornament, and each day may be fairly quoted over average. we hear some com- threatening the throne itself, was only suppressed, a short
t thie him
caned ° , and found him still pulling the bell. He son, requested that as there was but one graving dock for 4 some new kind appears. Many dresses of pale colours plaints still of the Swede turnips receiving a check ; the ,time since, by foreign intervention; and that affords but
s in- ' hour . t°r a glas of gin ; but the bar being locked at that large steamers, the Great Britain should be permitted to are made with mantelets to match, and pretty peignors of leaf, they say,,is' curling in places, and we have noticed a poor guarantee for continued peace.
it coul remain in it only a month at a time, as while she was
el no Atone_ d not be got. He drank very hard all that pink, blue, or lilac tarlatane have been ornamented with blemishes on parsnips ; the thing is however at present of Spain is evidently in the most wretched condition. The Prince 'Waldemar of Prussia and suite visited,Ches-
The .64 Tue `;''37 and next day, and did not leave his room. On there no other large steamer could enter. The matter small tulle ruches, made very full and placed in double small consequence. Potatoes continue to decay in vari- Louis • Philippe, for his own purposes, appears to have ter -•i:na Saturday week.
suay ey • Master's ommittee -Mr
was referred to the Harbour . c . .
and ta,,, ening he requested the boots to sleep in the row up each side the skirt and body to the shoulder ; the ous places. We have no faith in the late potatoes, but thrown the young Queen into the most dangerous and AN ICE MOUNTAIN.-De Smet, an English mission-
shine the htooem, and he complied. On Wednesday he asked
sCubien, writing
sfrom
eDnoveer, s fazourite colours are white or Pale green ground, covered on the whole we think they are sc,arcely so bad as last year. difficult of all imaginable positions. Married, almost by ary, in writing to the Freeman's Journal, from Oregon,
e five eaids.`,' ts to.get him three ounces of laudanum, which he -
le te Was anch gat the outh d fth
aeidnehwe tandeinnspsecatneeel !ell
al g t e • with wreaths of flowers. Many dresses of gros de Naples, A lowering of the temperature will, we have no doubt, force, to a man she despises, surrounded by vicious and says, " Not far from the place of our encampment, we
kin ton Bank was the cause He • ,s s
eeu , • in the habit of taking, especially after he had was of opinion !hat Pluc g . . ,
pekm d etc, and taffetas have had the sleeves ornamented serve to check the progress of decay, and we would advise unprincipled persons, having her mother's example before found a new object of surprise and admiration,-an im-
nd ne tire '1"1-11kin had alway. p
s antid ated that a little dredging would be re- •
g due ggi t g. The man procured one ounce from a in a new style ; biais sufficiently full to be a little bouffant, all parties to withdraw the haulm from them the mo- her eyes,-she is at the same time watched by many who mense mountain of pure ice, 1500 feet high, enclosed
(b of S‘ , who told him to administer sixteen drop Th
s, He quwed at its south end. ere was a tendency to accu- falling one on the other, encircling the armhole ;itis a ment.the leaf is gone, and to take every means to avoid will eagerly take advantage of any false step. But even between two enormous rocks. So great is the tranepa-
hare. ' decc'e-e'sstiont sixteen drops into a glass, and offered it to mulation Under the 'pontoons, for which he had several
simple style of ornament, but very becoming to the figure. fermentation, which we have little doubt has been one of her abdication would not bring peace. The probable at- rency of this beautiful ice that we can easily distingnish
ming'
t sea.. take it LI; who declined it at the time, saying he would would answer
remedies. He said the stage well, and For evening dress white Predominates, tarlataues with the most active agents in bringing about the present tempt to place her sister, and the French Prince, her hus- objects in. it to the depth' of more than six feet, One
ship t °nal; 4"tien he wanted to go to sle p H left the bottle
ll'elo -1141 g the • d -*
h e-
* e Abo ted b an sand-bank.-
, would not hereafter be effec y y The d e flounces inked and ornament f t Ifl - • (Ili nof this us ful
e p . p . . . s? na ura owers, alarming con i o e root. • , w el. s, .
band on the throne ould un uestionably raise up a Spa- would say by its appearance, that in some sudden and,ex-
• Chairman said,
.the bill and parliamentary plans of the Hence t rdinar swell of the river ' •
Aber, to ck the,
ri, remain er, in t e room. ut eleven
ew dock works were in preparation, and they would be w •
hite crape with triple skirts quite plameand white taffe.. ORmsKIRK AGRICULTURAL, HoRTIOULTIMAL, AND nish rival, and gather the nation around nine. - - -rao Y , immense icebergs had beer
:heal' eCeas, °I ight, boots went to bed in the same room. tas relieved by carnations ; the make ot the corsages is FLORAL SociE•rY.-yhe second show of the season took how Spain is to be governed or kept in peace, much lon- forced between these rocks a d ''
, n had peed themselves or
n b lifted to the Council.-In reply to Mr. Aikin the
su n
valked'u was then in bed, :but got lip soon after and h • ' rather different from those of winter, light materials being place on Thursday, in the court-room of the Town-hall, ger, it appears difficult to perceive. one another, so as to form this magnificent glacier. From
esselt ,
it the , %ell 'OhOut the floor until five o'clock next morning, irman observed that there was no trut in a para a h
Cha gr 11 made full at the shoulders ; berthes are confined to thicker and went off with great eclat. The attendance was great, France meanwhile, has been latterly disturbed in anew the base of this gigantic iceberg the river Trou takes itE
th i 'us attendant went down stairs. At ten o'clock w PP_
hich a eared in the Times, on Thursday, to the effect materials.' The short sleeves form jockeys over a small and included all the elite of the town and neighbourhood. and pectiliar manner. fully esta- rise --Mecha ' '
The King has success . ntcs Magazine.
3 UR' , e atter D k tate had been purchased
that the Herculaneum oc es tas an absolute tee
cambric sleeve. The two most attractive features were the floral devices, bashed his own system, and rules, almos., ~...APOLEON BONAPARTE.-His fate furnishes a remark.
give° _ Mit fe Went to ask him if he would have breakfast,
• V 111111 hi Dock Committee and that they had given a bonus e • d intri ue. But a ea • e
seven ent we, in asleep. At one in the afternoon he again by the _ I omen caps are very fashionable, and those without which were in excellent taste, and the dahlias, of which sovereign, by the aid of corruPtion an- g aese Instance of the instability of human greatness,. an
. the fa v and found deceased lying on his back, black in of £160,000 for it. wide-s read infi- tel
crowns are found very suitable with summer toilettes. there was a superb display. The vegetables and fruit were general demoralisation, the result of . p there is no doubt that his dislike to medicine remo 5
lours' fo ee• T i itself in various wa s • -e sons(
hand, e lied t ehe landlord was called, and deceased was BIRKENHEAD DOCK COMMISSIONERs•-At tlte eusueal The coiffure Luisa is composed of circlets of earrow blue very fine ; the show ot plants in pots rather meagre. Some dellty and irreligion, is shew•ng Y • caused his early dissolution ; for rather than tak
me 01 tl run me whether • t
'lndio °ue insensible. A surgeon was called, who, meeting, on Wednesday. Mr. MallabY ocouPieu tue velvet, each supporting a row of narrow lace: flowers are fine specimens of foreign ornamental plants, from Mr. and a new fear has reeenay slt g - • socie-y sim
g hue . , ple medicine, he allowed disease to Vain the ascen.
tatorg fall in ieces e
Teed detenee,m a uying state, applied the stomach-pump, chair. An important proposition was received trom the much used for dress-caps, particularly mixed geraniums. Skirving's, (not for competition,) added much to the ex- itself will not shortly p was the result,
dancy over his constitution, and death .
ca....... 50 i 'ne that France is likel to b b
°lit de "eeet the presence of laudanum from the smell ; Birkenhead Railway Company, in a letter from E• P• The ribbon on caps is placed all in front, leavin l h•b• • Th d lia sweepstakes was also a great addi. Austria, perceive 0 , . • . y e era-roiled Thus it is that
g mere y 1 Aron. e ah t b too
persons canno e . watehful of their stet(
the e ceased did not rally, and died in three hours after Charlewood, dated 25th August. The company state tulle behind. teen, Our townsman, Mr. Musgrove, of Green-lane in Spanish affairs, seizes ner opportunity, as Russia, did aof health ; and being always d'd with a safe am
provi e .
Cap; ton's Pill of Health
' 'wee ?eration• The bottle that contained the laudanum their traffic is affected by the present high tonnage in the Mantelets have been made of crape, trimmed with lace, N • d off the first Prize, for /8 blooms. The few months back, and makes a forward step in Italy. efficient medicine, such as
ursery, carrie Era ni p
resew' * tent °II" qui f tbis world-health am
sings 0
elan
J. s. •re te empty-also the• glass drained of its con- Birkenhead Docks, and propose, Ist, that the commis- or with several rows of narrow frills pinned ; some of tulles prizes were pretty widely distributed. A hand was sta- Austria maY be right
.m believing that France will be de- enjoy the two great bles
"%it
3 pOl oOf hi:Arne 1.300 ts said that he had never thotught deceesed sioners reduce their rates to 6d. per ton on veseels from are trimmed with narrow velvet. One of the most fashion. tioned in the orchestra, arid PlaYed during the whole day. barred front- anY .
hostile demonstration •
, but Italy itself is long life.
t, 13u sters ; 2nd, that if this be able manteaus is the Scandinav • ADE TO JENNY LIND.-On Tuesda evenin ready for insurrect ,
ion the moment Austrian encroach-
lee bed be Ind, excePt that he was aff ed by d k foreign parts, and to Id. on coa . e, with deep revers united SEREN Y g i The morta e
lit - of London, and indeed of Englend gene
nd en rernonstr t d •th several times in the house done the company will pay the rates upon rill ships chs- by brandenbouughs of silk, and a kind of running wreeth tw.elve German gentleim being all members of the ment reaches a certain point. And to ha ea Po a li- ' en 1, dual annual decrease, whilst it is .wel
In a e t driteciee
te a e vs'. .
1 f h'• ' - ' - ' f braid on the nt ' M chest • • • d b 1 and oul P ~ v pe, „ ! r-y, s.ows a
grlaation increases considerably. The rate
, beef/ e-e,fus.ed toiLT., much, and spirits had been severe Imes c arging there from Ist September, 1847, to Ist January, o ea deal, whether of taffetas or batiste Leedertafel, resident in en gave Mad lle Lin a era ,pp_ ar ope, at the head of Young Italy, ! known the popu . .
caber: Th
e't hire, e, Tra• Mr. Canty, the surgeon who had attend- 1849, guaranteeing that such rates shall not be less than ecrue., ee m,a,nte,let Fontange is trimmed with frills, and serenade. They Proceeded shortly after ten o'clock that will exhibit " the Roman, riding on the Beast," in the jof prem b tl •
ium for life insurance have een grea I reduce,
jug to "aased b"ated that he had no doubt but that death was £2,000 for that time, and accountine for any additional insteatt ot collar hat a fichu pelerine tying careless' • • h d h ing stationed themselves in the garden of most striking point of view,
yin mg t, an av 1 during the last few years, yet the offices continue as pros
led at a sho Y the laudanum. The inquest was adjourned tbr sum ; the principle bein t a tie d k • e ii- front. Bonnets of crape, tulle, and lace, all the lightest Rusholme.house, they sang some appropriate German part Meanwhile, in the face of all this we have the un- I Perm's es IbrmerlY• These facts clearly demonstrnte thy
,t rt time • g oma e ese oc svnua y
1 • nheeded m
,eartt,' . Jr the - •In order that any of the deceased's friends, free to ships (as they are now to cargoes) for the period materials, aro stilt in demand ; /sallies de tee mixed with songs, It seems that Miss Lind was not at home at the precedented occurrence, in England, 4 a House of Com- j some cause, either unknown or lit e,„ ust lute
ere ~ l' could h. f a
Cln'' -nu H. -- -ounu, might depose to the state of his stated. From a conversation, it appeared that the propo- coloured blonds, have a very pretty effect. gome bonnets time, but returning while they were singing, she expressed mons in which no one man, nor ans set of men, can claim I produced such favourable TeSults. Arflongsu mese Cause
all • is son a t atom and the v
At th° stated that e• nd two other witnesses appeared. They sition could not be fully entertained till the consent of are ornamented with a fauchon of taffetas pinked, or of herself much pleased with the attention of the Young gen- 250 out of the Gage as his own fouowers, There is a ma- the increased knowledge o• an . Y ary mar
fits • • i ai 'ne wlll stand en 1-
3 fe3" ,of de "e was subject to drinking, and after it to the crown was obtained e but a resolution was adopted to lace, which 'IS in still better taste, particularly if mixed demo'. Mr. Salis Schwabe invited them in, and they nnety, neither for Lord John Russell, sir R. Peel, lig , valuable discoveries in mee-ct . , a ose prominen
, their et sPonden
lArned ey. The:jurY, after some consultation, the effect that a special meeting should be held on the with velvet-. For straw bonnets they are very suitable, sang some more German Part songs. Mad'lle Lind re- Lord G. Bentincto Hence, there es a feeling of weakness I The small-pox, that annually carrion on thonsauds, h
.et , , a verdict to th ff t 4-1-• A
I here, . ninaSelf bV *el' e e ect saet eeceased had destroy- 16th instant to consider the desirable proposal, and for made of Inult de Sole, trimmed with lace or pinked rushes, eeived them very cordiallY, and, as may be imagined! and insecurity on. the part of the Government" .which i
I been successfully combatted by vaccination, s, and got
on env° .., --sing laudsuau h t kin her seat at the ian eeeliee ditheule i that used to claim its numerous victims, ha,s been th
en rarY insanit m, while labouring under amending the rates, and taking steps to carry it into or severtel frills , fallin en the erewn, with bayelet to greatly gratified them -17 -a - g P 0, and cannot but add gem more etement te tbe pe.. . -
7.. aid Y. affect. On the motion of Mr. Potter. it was unanimously match, eeteeee eeeerel airs, WO Ot:lieve three of them German. twn +Lac nf +bn 44.,..‘ I rauehlv vanoulEhCd bY Blair's Gout and Pliaum.fin 'Pill

(From the Record.)
It is impossible not to remark the critical state of Eu-
rope at the present moment. The threatening indications
may pass away, as similar appearances have before passed
away ; but while they exist, it is our duty to notice them.
Portugal is even in a more unquiet state than is com-
mon to her; and for twenty years insurrection has been
coming and going like the seasons. Absolute rebellion,
threatening the throne itself, was only suppressed, a short
,time since, by foreign intervention; and that affords but
a poor guarantee for continued peace.
Spain is evidently in the most wretched condition.
Louis Philippe, for his own purposes, appears to have
thrown the young Queen into the most dangerous and
difficult of all imaginable positions. Married, almost by
force, to a man she despises, surrounded by vicious and
unprincipled persons, having her mother's example before
her eyes,—she is at the same time watched by many who
will eagerly take advantage of any false step. But even
her abdication would not bring peace. The probable at-
tempt to place her sister, and the French Prince, her hus-
band, on the throne, would unquestionably raise up a Spa-
nish rival, and gather the nation around him. Hence
how Spain is to be governed or kept in peace, much lon-
ger, it appears difficult to perceive.
France, meanwhile, has been latterly disturbed in a new
and peculiar manner. The King has successfully esta-
blished his own system, and rules, almost as an absolute
sovereign, by the aid of corruption and intrigue. But a
general demoralisation, the result of wide-spread infi-
delity and irreligion, is shewing itself in various ways
and a new fear has recently sprung up, whether society
itself will not shortly fall in pieces
Austria, perceiving that France is likely to be embroiled
in Spanish affairs, seizes her opportunity, as Russia did a
few months back, and makes a forward step in Italy.
Austria may be right in believing that France will be de-
barred from any hostile demonstration ; but Italy itself is
ready for insurrection, the moment Austrian encroach-
ment reaches a certain point. And to have a Pope, a li-
beral and popular Pope, at the head of " Young Italy,"
will exhibit " the Roman, riding on the Beast," in the
most striking point of view.
Meanwhile, in the face of all this, we have the un-
precedented occurrence, in England, of a House of Com-
mons in which no one man, nor any set of men, can claim
250 out of the 658, as his own followers. There is a ma-
pray, neither for Lord John Russell, Sir R. Peel, no);
Lord G. Bentinck Hence, there is a feeling of weakness
and insecurity on. the part of the Government, which
cannot but add Cue more demeot to the pootailg
tie§ of the tiwc,

The Prince Waldemar of Prussia and suite visited Che-
ster on Saturday week.
AN ICE MOUNTAIN.—De Smet, an English mission-
ary, in writing to the Freeman's Journal, from Oregon,
says, " Not far from the place of our encampment, we
found a new object of surprise and admiration,—an im-
mense mountain of pure ice, 1500 feet high, enclosed.
between two enormous rocks. So great is the transpa-.
rency. of this beautiful ice, that we can easily distinguish
objects in it to the depth of more than six feet. One
would say by its appearance, that in some sudden and,ex-
traordinary swell of the river, immense icebergs had been.
forced between these rocks, and had piled themselves on
one another, so as to form this magnificent glacier. From
the base of this gigantic iceberg the river Trou takes its
rise.—Mechanics' Magazine.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.—His fate furnishes a remark-
able instance of the instability of human greatness,. and
there is no doubt that his dislike to medicine remotely
caused his early dissolution ; for rather than take some
simple medicine, he allowed disease to gain the ascen-
dancy over his constitution, and death was the result.
Thus it is that persons cannot be too. watchful of their state
of health ; and being always provided with a safe and
efficient medicine, such as grarapton's Pill of Health,
enjoy the two great blessings of this world—health and
long life.
r alTyl 1, es
hmoowr
steal i tay; a
dofuLaiona dnonnu,a
land indeed
decrease,
of
whilst England
.itlsgn
. gene-
rally,
known the population increases considerably. The rates
of premium for life insurance have been greatly reduced
during the last few years, yet the offices continue as pros-
perous as formerly, These facts clearly demonstrate that
soma cause, either unknown or unheeded, must have
'induced such favourable results. Amongst these causes,
the increased knowledge of anatomy and the very many
1 valuable discoveries in medicine will stand most prominent.
1 The small-pox, that annually carried off thousauds, has
1
been successfully combatted by vaccination ; and gout,
that used to claim its numerous victims, has been, tho-
toughly Taucluitslled by Maw' a ant alkcl glieuuuttic rills',

the most active agents in bringing about the present
alarming condition of this useful root.
ORMSKIRK AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL, AND
FLORAL SOCIETY.—The second show of the season took
place on Thursday, in the court-room of the Town-hall,
and went off with great eclat. The attendance was great,
and included all the elite of the town and neighbourhood.
The two most attractive features were the floral devices,
which were in excellent taste, and the dahlias, of which
there was a superb display. The vegetables and fruit were
very fine ; the show of plants in pots rather meagre. Some
fine specimens of foreign ornamental plants, from Mr.
Skirving's, (not for competition,) added much to the ex-
hibition. The dahlia sweepstakes was also a great addi-
tion. Our townsman, Mr. Musgrove, of Green-lane
Nursery, carried off the first prize, for /8 blooms. The
prizes were pretty widely distributed. A hand was sta-
tioned in the orchestra, and played during the whole day.
SERENADE TO JENNY LIND.—On Tuesday evening
twelve German gentlemen, being all members of the
Liedertafel, resident in Manchester, gave Mad'lle Lind a
serenade. They proceeded shortly after ten o'clock that
night, and having stationed themselves in the garden of
Rusholme.house, they sang some appropriate German part
songs. It seems that Miss Lind wus not at home at the
time, but returning while they were singing, she expressed
herself much pleased with the attention of the young gen-
tlemen. Mr. Salis Schwabe invited them in, and they
sang some more German part songs. Mad'lle Lind re-
ceived them very conhally, and, as may be imagined,
greatly gratified them by taking her seat at the piano, and
kinging weal airs, I'M 4,4lieve three of them German, twq

•
BIRKENHEAD DOCK COMMISSIONERS.-At the usual
meeting, on Wednesday. Mr. Mallaby occupied the
chair. An important proposition was received from the
Birkenhead Railway Company, in a letter from E. P.
Charlewood, dated 25th August. The company state
their traffic is affected by the present high tonnage in the
Birkenhead Docks, and propose, Ist, that the commis-
sioners reduce their rates to 6d. per ton on vessels from
foreign parts, and to Id. on coasters ; 2nd, that if this be
done, the company will pay the rates upon all ships dis-
charging there from Ist September, 1847, to Ist January,
1849, guaranteeing that such rates shall not be less than
£2,000 for that time, and accounting for any additional
sum ; the principle being to make these docks virtually
free to ships (as they are now to cargoes) for the period
stated. From a conversation, it appeared that the propo-
sition could not be fully entertained till the consent of
the crown was obtained ; but a resolution was adopted to
the effect that a special meeting should be held on the
16th instant to consider the desirable proposal, and for
amending the rates, and taking steps to carry it into
effect. On the motion of Mr, Potter, it was unanimously

Mantelets have been made of crape, trimmed with lace,
or with several rows of narrow frills pinked ; some of tulles
are trimmed with narrow velvet. One of the most fashion-
able manteaus is the Scandinave, with deep revers united
by brandenbouughs of silk, and a kind of running wreath
of braid on the material, whether of taffetas or batiste
ecrue. The mantelet Fontange is trimmed with frills, and
instead of collar has a fichu pelerine tying carelessly in
front. Bonnets of crape, tulle, and lace, all the lightest
materials, are still in demand ; pailles de riz, mixed with
coloured blonds, have a very pretty effect. Some bonnets
are ornamented with a fauchon of taffetas pinked, or of
lace, which is in still better taste, particularly if mixed
with velvet.. For straw bonnets they are very suitable,
made of Inuit de soie, trimmed with lace or pinked rushes,
or severN fas, Ming on the crown, with bavolet to
match.