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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

of very promising tat(
from our an
iv the N

member,
he bore

subject of the essay (which we have heard pronounced, as
it must necessarily have been, a very able one,) being
" If they hear not Moses and the Prophets, neither will
from the dead."

they be persuaded the

TYE RPOOI

Learned it

Bch at the opening of

the session last weep

in Liverpool

crime, t

.en, of late years, on

the incre

to think that the offences are of a ligl:

pablenatu

lan what we ha

1-u9ed to heretofore

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
The Court of Directors ofethe Bank of England met on
Thursday afternoon, and adjourned, without having or-
dered any increase in the rate of discount, as was fully
expected in some quarters. It appears that many of the
directors are averse to further restrictive measures, and do
not expect that the bank will decide upon further raising
the rate of interest at present. One great drawback to the
export of the precious metal is, the high rate of premium

now charged. -
The apprehension of approaching tightness in the money
market, however, still continues to depress commercial
activity, which is further affected by the diminution of
foreign exports and of consumption at home, caused by
the existing high prices of provisions. Some dissatisfac-
tion exists amongst the commercial classes, both here and
elsewhere, in consenuence of the impression, which has
been excited

the wording of Lord John Russell's an-
nouncement of his Irish measures, that the amount re-
quired, or a portion of it, for the relief of distress in that

)nt the ordin

country, will be taken
of the year, thus putting an end to
tion in the tea duties, &c. ,
rented to Government on the subjk
the funds for this purpose, a great

and a mer

revenue
f reduc-

rospect
ialhas been pre-
It is argued that
A which are to be

repaid in course of years, ought to be raised by way of a
loan similarly repayable. It does, indeed, seem hard that
the present generation should be called upon to furnish a
large sum of money, the benefit of the repayment of which
will accrue to their successors. The Ministerial intention
ct are looked for with som
it cotton market this week has no
slight improvement, noticed in_our last, as

upon the st

caused by the arris
York. Ti

sales made u

maintainedt the

aving been

mry from New
27,040 bales, of

3 taken.by

Lb. lower, fair

The stock

;ainst 8157,440

on Frida
16th ins

er column.

to meet the

bearing 6 per cent. in-
and secured. by the pro-
appears to have met
ial circles in the
to favourably
)od deal of

pool w
corn 1

for cott(

to prices to the exte
were dull and lower

feeling

x, to 17,2

he demand,
ce. When

s of food at home, and

he stocks w

!le vatu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Blacku

:able biog
the Mid&

affair

recollect
s Diary
ral other

e Walt

events, (
out. T:

s.upon ti

veral art

et ....4am 81ie
Inhabitant:
carts 2.an_d

offensive of our 1
usual, very Cleve

vations

Douglas

style of 111,

pan," Is a p
sine. It i

%able i

" St. Gi

somett

" Like a wounded sna

The public will have f

chapters, and 1,
hi the narrati
their voyage tc
volunteer in th

Symtnond's Colonial May

id valu

take an opi

.our next

The Pariah C

haunt of

tleath, with able direetia
iansic.

London

its conter

and Chill

Ruth, incumbent (
London : B. Wer
rerunol A, Newl

it periodical

Pa
an mm
truth, fur i
" Seed of J

)ers beton
)phecv. ta

b,.ing liven

plan, which we
" It will cont

intended to
Cbistianity,
pray, that th
preserve us

will also c,

dually del

tes, until the Christiai
t the Scribes and the

of none effect through t

Scriptural interpr
Church, E.
The error

ae birt

Jerome put I
pointed out.
tare, of whit

movements
described,

,11 places c

Such a worli

e Society for promoti.

and every one who f

remarkable and interestir
will do all in his power t 4

with gr

raise it spirit of inquiry an

Israel, at tl

" build up the Ch.

of the flebriv
it will be adm

Jews were admitted into t 1
cred ordi
Berlin, 5
at Cram

of baptise
Breslau, 3, a

at Frankfort
, 1, Konigsl

lems 1, Kalish,
41, Nottingha:
vhwe, 1, Silesia

And ihese cor

med at a reco
" out of the o
Berlin tiniver:

The Greatest Plague of Ly

Lady in Search if a good Ser

3ogue, SO, Fleet-

We hivt

re and truth conta
cation, of which the first part i

two of

subject is an ex,
'well provided i

ing way not only the vk

great amus

iom

The work is illus
Cruickshank, who will find in t

1 his ini

his sketching shalt

e are unavoidably compelled

'eta Quarterly Review, Ro'

_Dublin University Magazin,
were received late in the week

VARIETI

sent down to -Es

.nd carried him horn,

in his arms

seized with the eramv.
"OLe CLomEs.' —The " Old
enerated into " Ogh Clo,"_a cry
fora tim

and oc(
said Coleru

other day

by a JeW. He r

Clothes, in the most nasal and ex

At last I was so I

ray, why can't you sa3,
The Jew

toppd
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUB:SDAY, FEB. 2.

PARTNEESIIIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Wilkinson and J. H. Cartmel, Liverpool, drapers—T. D.
Headlam and It. Rawson, Liverpool, insurance brokers—T. And
J. Hollingsworth, Liverpool, tobacconists—T.• and J. Norton,
Lincoln, drapers—S. Middleham, sen., and S. Middlehath, jun.,
Clifton, Yorkshire, wine merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

DUBLIN CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 5.
There was not any alteration in prices at this day's market,
and there was a tolerable demand for all descriptions of srain,
at the recent reduction. White Wheat, 4Cs. to 495. ; millers'
red ditto, 435. to 475. ; Barley, 255. to 31s. ; Oatmeal, 255. to
275. ; Oats, Ms. to 235. ; second Flour, 255. to 265.
-----
WREXHAM CHEESE FAIR.

The first of these fairs, on Tuesday last, was attended by the
principal buyers from all parts of the kingdom, and Cheese
found a ready sale. Small lumps, from 50s. to 555. ; and large
prime, 60s. to 665. The quantity pitched exceeded 70 tons,but
from the number of buyers, four times that quantity could pro-
bably have been disposed of.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

nd valuable -matter this month. We shall
e an opportunity to notice one or two of the articles in

of interestit
tz

The Parish Choi

or Cht

sic Book. London

y excellent Grego-
s," harmonised by

Deum I

The North of England Sketch Book and Magazine
London : Flintoff. Liverpool : Philip. No. 1.
The title of this Magazine almost sufficiently explain:

acoln Cathedral, Lin

)rthumberland. Eact
on, exhibiting no in.

considerab;
Several pi(

Lquarian research.
and a few short

It is in-

ine only once a

The Star of Jacob

outh, incumbent of
London : B. Wert}

he Rev. Moses
1, Dublin. Nos

. 1 and
n. Dublin : Curry and Co. I

Mr: AI

e editor of this well

-timed and im-

sown to our readers as

defender of Christian

cation specially of the
ter the flesh. In the

7itical exposition,
•der of the bible
3 original Hebrev
hereof. But per.

1 beginning with ti

being given for th(
haps the best way
editor's design wil
plan, which we take from his prosp
" It will contain critical expositions of prophecy, and at
e time perverted constructions corrected. It is
ine all the principal objections lekinst
trust, and earnestly
;raciously keep and
.ough strife or vain-

in possession of th(
ollowing outline of hi:

intended to ex
Christianity, ai

is from (
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

WAKEFIELEI CORN AIARKET, FEBRUARY 5.

The supplies this week are lail,reof Wheat, and moderate of
other articles. The demand for 11%eat is very limited, and to
progress with sales a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per quarter must
be submitted to, but holders generally are not anxious sellers
at the reduced rates. Barley is ready sale at fully last week's
prices; and Malt is more in demand at improving rates. Oats
are Id. per st., and Shelling Is. per load lower, with a very li-
mited inquiry. Beans met a dull sale, at rather less money.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

ng by various steps, and at various
an era, when our Lord declared
Pharisees made the word of God

The erroneous constructio:

be many changes
tion has undergone in the Jewish
e birth of Christ, will also be noticed.
hich the Seventy and St.
xt, will now and then be

of Jewish litera-
be no-

valuable, wi.

tain articles on the Old

Their present state and
captivity, will also be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

14inttot
Made Dishes, Garii4

Worcestershire, Wal
_reserved Fruit, Spices, Curry Powder,
—iierims other Articles connected with the above Businc
Also, the Office Fixtures, Bz.c.

Vinegar

Clayton-square

'ESTMENT

SALOP,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Apply to

On account of whom they may concern.
To-monnow (Wednesday), the 10th instant, at Twel
at the Brokers' Office, 13, 4 e-Buildin
56 Bales Bengal SAF ER, all faults,
Just landed ex Thomas Fi , from Cal(
in the Albert Dock ware ouse.—Apply to

:ta, and 'warehoused

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'cloc
at William_Nevett's ptlice 1, itjunford-street,

WILLIAM NEVET

[T, Broker

TO-MORROW, (NTlthyrs(i)liveVic

Lstant, at Or

D'clock, at

and HENRY MURRAY

le/pirtiits ; of io
BUST S, FOSTER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

f Lord Maar

he poo

be. railway

red having

with a

to ii 1;

ion of t

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY.
Lord GEORGE BENTINCK moved to bring in a bill to
make Irish railways at the cost of the state. Acts of par-
liament had passed for the construction of 1522 miles of

and, and that, a:

lough some

be dceined particularl
nary assist

luggested that
hose who could

system of inc

;ry in c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

unless the purchaser of the Estate
Ater property at the valuation of it.
,Thiv he viewed by applying to Mr.

remises ; an!l fu

KsoN, the Bailiff, on the
h lithographed Plans) may be naa,oz tne
ewsbury ; or of Mr. ItoniNSON, Solicitor, Wolverhampton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

COAST (

,4pment
LISO.

Po'r VALP4R'A

tel; and having a rery tar

Inlerican Ship

), every Three Weeks.
Y, and LIMA, every Twc

irrtion of her ca

•built Barque

nd Co
sterling.

UTH AMERICA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

On ihe 2
Glo'Je inn

1 ult.,

ry turtignier or air. Uri:MUM VATE.
Same day, in her 16th year, FLORA ELIZABETH, youngest
*er of B. CUNLIFFE, Esq., Erbistock-hall, Flintshire.
oßth ultimo. at the house of her mom,. mi. T..

Same City, at her residence, in Great Nelson-street, CATHE-
RINE, wife of Captain ALFRED BROOKS, of this town, and
daughter of the late John Trevor, Esq , of Chester.
Same day, at her brother's 'house, in Seymour-street, aged
RACIIAEL, only remaining daughter of the late 311*. John

I 47,
[ Robinson

her age, ELLEN 111 RY, eldest daughter of the Rev. JOHN
EGERTON, of the former place.

Same day, at Guildford-street, Russell-square, London, Mrs.
IRONSIDE, widow :of Colonel CHARLES. IRONSIDE, and
mother of Charles Ironside. Esq., late of this town.
Same day, at Newport, Monmouthshire, aged 48 years, WAT-
KIN RICHARDS, Isq., harbour-master of that port.
Same day, aged 33 years, ISABELLA, wife of the Rev. R
TIIOMAS, pastor of Salem Welsh Independent Chapel, Brown
low-hill.
On the 31st ultimo, aged G
Esq.,

.!-Initlitield-bars, London
nue day, in her 81st year.

years, WILLIAM FORTESCUE,

STIIER PARRY, of Lon.

Same day, at his residence, Upper Warwick-street, aged 47
years, the Rev. WILLIAM HAWISHORN, A.M. Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin, late second head-master of the Mechanics' Insti-
tution.

Same day, aged SC, years, Mr. WILLIAM PERRY, of Mac-
clesfield, formerly of this tqwn, and brother of Mr. Thomas
_

I~rownlow-liill

Same day, at his house, Hanover-square, Sheffield, in his
sth year, EDWARD INGLEBY, Esq.
Same day, Air. 1). B. 111‘LE01), of this town, a young man of

,rthern countrymen, as t

le author of "The Heiress or Du-

5 years, Miss NEVILLE, of Bolton, for.

,L, merchant sere ice, of the city

ARY ANN

XILLIAN

Captain
of Cork.
On the Ist instant, at Bedford-street North, the reQidence of
her son, John Cooper, Esq., in her 78th year, Airs. FRANCES
COOPER.
Same day, Mr; JAMES AIOI.tRIS, chemist and druggist,

us :::: ua

Sarni! day, at Edgbaston, in his 70th year, JOHN WILLIAM
CROMFFON, Esq.
Same d, in her 19th year, ALICE, second daughter of Mr,
RICHARD
Blackburn.

Same day, MARY GALL, niece of Mrs. LEIGH, Manchester.
Same day, at Trevor-square, Brompton, Mrs. A RROL, relict
!the late Mr. Arrol, of Regent-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARIi.

to those who shall have exercised their functions OFFICIAL INQUIRY RELATIVE TO THE SUP-
satisfactorily for fifteen years; and, fourthly, that I FLY OF GAS FOR LIVERPOOL.

schools shall be provided with the 1.,..,..
in Yesterday, Cuthbert Edward Ellison, Esq., barrister-
structing the children frequenting them various at-law, and George Lowe, civil engineer, presided at the
trades and industrial occupations, which, it was Sessions-house in this town, to examine witnesses and re-
argued, would induce parents of families not to port to parliament -relative to the supply of gas. The
, withdraw their children at so early an age as at main interest in this inquiry was involved in an application
present is the practice, and also encourage others
about to be made to parliament, by the Liverpool Guar-
than Gas Company, who propose to supply gas at a cheaper
to send their children to schools, in which they rate than the two existing companies, 'notwithstanding
would learn occupations calculated to be useful to their recent reductions in charges. Another advertise-
them in after life. The workhouse schools, the no. ment announced an intention of applying to parliament,
ble marquis also intimated, are to be improved in i by the Old Gas-light Company, for powers to raise a fur-
ther sum of money for the extension of their works.
Both inquiries were under the provisions of an act passed

as of in-

Further than this mere improvement of the exist-
ing educational machinery, and to the establish-

last session, for the purpo

of making preliminary in-
quiries in cases of apiilicition for local bills. -
Mr. Carson, solicitor, appeared as advocate for the
Old, or Original Dale-street Gas-light Company ; Mr.
J. B. Lloyd, for the New Gas and Coke Company ; Mr.

ment of any really comprehensive system, of which
religion shall form a part,—any system, in fact
worthy of being called national,—her Ma

iesty's

express themselves afraid to go. Any
attempt to establish such a system, the noble mar-
quis stated, would be met by two powerful classes

tiovernment

Guardian G

Company

VANS, in opening his case, said that on behalf of
.dian Society he renresented a large number of

of objections and opponents
" In the first place, ob

the inhabitants of the town

Mr. LLOYD said that on behalf of his clients he

oppose

;he Liverpoo

Company

notives which mu

contact between persons of a

The Commissioners having agreed4that the case for the
d company should be first heard,

to a degree far

Mr. eau.;ox said the object of his clients was to raise
a further sum to enable them to meet the new require-
ments of the town ; and he gave a sketch of the origin of

which he mig

the company in
of shares raised

816 up to t

he present time, the amount
a time_ ,Ve_ Phv hnnicq raid

accounts had

uired into
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING.-011 Friday, the
fourth and concluding day-of this- meeting, the last ties
were ran off, with the fallowing results :--Derby: Mr.
King's Rhadamanthus beat Mr. Vipan's Valiant, and won
the stakes.—The Cup.:- Mr. Vipan's Victor beat Mr. Do-
bede's Dowager Queen, and won the cup.--Oaks: Mr.
King's Sileia against Mr. Dobede's Daisy ; undecided ;
stakes divided.—PLA Stakes: Mr. Bnckworth'a Brutus,.
beat Lord Stradbroke's Mainmast, and won the stakes.--
E.rning Stakes : Mr. Arabin nd Mentor beat. Mr. Moody's
Rosetta, and won the stakes.--Boashum Stakes: Varna
beat Mawworm; and won the stakes.—Rut fond Stakes:
Backsheeth beat Doubtful,. and won the stal;es. •
WOLVERHAMPTON GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLE-en ASKS.
Tuesday, the Wolverhampton Handicap Steeple-
chase was won by Mr. Jones's b g by Glaucus (Mr.
Bretherton), beating Cavendish, .lerry, Valeria, Gip;',
Queen, and Avoca. The Milt Stakes were won by Mr.
E. S. Davenport's Moonlight: (owner), beating Richard
the Conrad, and Ironsides.
A QUATICS.---CU ALLENGE TOR It. Newell,.
of London, has challenged to row the best four men at
Neweastle-upon,;Tyne•for 4:300 a.-aide. • The match to be
rowed on the London river; if ,not, -he use, ready to meet
.them half way, each party pqylpg theirowu expenses.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, F. 6.

DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 15; Relieved and at own
request, 3; Made Out-patients, 1; irregular, o; Dead, 4,
ADM ITTE D : In-patients,2B; Out-patients, 3; Casuals during
the week, 6; Remaining ni the House,2ol.
Consulting surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon. Mr.
M'Clieane ; Apothecary, Mr. George ; House Visi-
tors, J. Lomax-, and Rev.' J. li. Alonk, Esqrs.; Chap_
lain, Rev. IV. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer.

NORTHEititi HOSPITAL7FEp. 6. WEEKLY REPORT,

•
ADM Irmo ; Accidents, IS; Medical and Surgical Cages upon -
recommendation, 2(5.; Total, 44.---Dtecumtoso ; Cured, 25;
Relieved and at own request, 4;. Attended as Out Patients, 9; ,
Irregular, 1; Died, 4; Remaining in the Hospital, 95.
Consulting Surgeon, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Ashcroft and. Mr.
Ellis Jones; House Visitors, NePson and It. H,
Blundell, Esqrs. ; House-Surguons, Sir. T.. B. Gil.
dersiceveS and Mr. NV. Ilain2s; 'freasu►er, B. 11. Jones,
Esq.; Chap!ain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.

no - .
WEEKLY REPORT OF TitE Ft7ER_AND WORK-

HOUSE HOSPITALS, FEB.

A oNrITTEn : Fever and Sinai' Fox,_ 20; Medical and Sur,7,ieal
War:ls, 37; Lying-in Wards,' ti; Lock, 2; )12,Aa1.
: Cured, 40; ltdieved, 12; Died, 11; Total, C 6.—
ItEmAt NiNo IN Mk: riI):WITALS : Fever and ,wail l'ox, 121 ;
Medical and-Surgical Wardt-', 211 ; Lying-in NVards, 1s; Lock,
26; Total, 376.
Consulting Physicians. Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Conthwaite;
Consulting, Sor:Toti, Mr.. M`Cuilte'll.; Plivqcian and
Surgeon for the lvet*, Dr. Tituraon roil Mr. Burgess;
House. Sur Mr. 'l'. F. ; A..;;st.-Surgitoti,
Mr, WWl:ins; Titkwitts
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

than t

A present; of
General left Cabul on

inknown

The Governor-General was at the latest date
he left bank of the Beeas, where it w
vonld remain till rejoined by Mr. Currie
the Commander-in-Chief of India v

s en route for Loo-
t' Jan.

I diana

s expected to reach Delhi by the 20t
is around Gwalior are said to be in a sad

and robberies bei

)f frequent occur-

ink overlooked

rence, the commission of any atrocitu
by the native authorities for a consideration
The sword sent out by the Court of Directors for pr
scntation to the Rajah of Sangbae, in token of their appr
bation of his conduct during the Kolopore disturbances,
was presented to that chief on the 19th ult. at Belgunm,
in presence of the troops of the station, and an immenst

Augusta, of Bombay, one of the ve9sels which
dras roads at the commencement of the hur-

ricane of the 25th of November, was wrecked near Point
Pedro, off Ceylon—crew all saved. Upwards of £2.500
have been subscribed for the relief of the sufferers by the
gales of October and November, £lOOO of which was mu-
nificently bestowed by the Government.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Lot is I

for a term of 75
rom'the

r, 1834, under lea
Piece of LAND, with Ike'

iereotefected, on t

1, in Liverpool of

en

HOUS:

in the south side of Is]

:hes, in the. respective
,nd Mr. Clement Jessie, ts

its 3 and 4 are held for the r
minable on the death of th
.nd 49, and 21 years, under a

For' further particulars ap

Regal Rottro,

•
CAUTION.
IDAVID PYKE, of Jordan-street,.Liverpo^a
1 DO HEREBY GIVE NOM -- '
accountable for any Debt or s ---
may contract after this d
1847.
___.
-JAMES HIND

..._, Wife, JANE PYKE,
this Bth day of February,
DAVID PYKE.

Witness-

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVI
NERSHIP heretofore subsisting

that the PAM

between us, the under

JOHN an

THOMAS

As witness our hands, this

I day olyebruari, 1847,

EWEIt LITTLEJOHN.
JAMES WALTER THOMAS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Conipai

Lt a ConV

xbile" that

gainst a then sellir

t the moment of the meetin;
try Committee, after hearing
v, and also that of the existing C

ss. almost I
Parliament
Con

it the evidence previouslyoff

beinselves showed that they were selling Gas eta (` ruinous
e" at ss. per 1000 cubic feet, and that no price less than
41. could save them from actual loss on the then consume.

necessary to state, that the pr

Gas (or

1 has herr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Co be _(*.

WEST DERBY, NEAR THE CHURCH.
To be SOLD, a detached FAMILY HOUSE, situ-
ated near the New Church,-in-West Derby. containing
Three Entertaining Rooms,
_,Kitchen, &c. on the Ground Floor,
Five Lodging Rooms, Water Closet, Coach-house, Stable, and
large Garden.

Fin. particulars arry to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-
street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

interest should

hilted among the surviving victims, on condi
They should cease to need it, this half, as we
Shall then be applied for the celebration of

Ince of Popish rapacity

UNIVERSITY

OXFORD, FEB. a cong

degrees were conferred ;—Doctors zn
Rev. C. Champneys, St. Alban Min.-
-Rev. J. Godley, Exeter College ; R
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

George WoOdi,

John-Rogers, St. JE
C. Hintiley, 801 l
'lolllas Urquhart
n Daniel. Lor
tm Medley
Hausbu • , CI
is Mo is, Lc
n 0 ell, Par

Hoffry Damon; Coo

EAvard Tnton, Lor
, Ellis Wilde, Sparlin
~ Henry Laffer, Lord
, Walter Bostock, Pa
, William Bolderston

With power to ad
COMMITTEE OF
John Finch, Jun.
James R. Jeffery. I

ENTARY AGEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

London: published b'
pool: by Thomas Baine

In one vol. 12rno, pp. 476, cloth lettered, price 6114
"'• n DINGS : Illustrative of

OII4KSI

HISTO

the Ch

tian Re-

Selected and adapted for the -Family Circle, with
accompanying Memoranda, by J,': SMART. The Series of
English History is tha>terevnr finch the Author Illustrated the
Lectures he lately deliv at the Liverpool Collegiate In-
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Elentents-Of Ancient, Modern,

criotion, - I
digested order, (

one connected whole

ad to every

gentlethen's schools. By J(
of Geography in•the Royal Military
Author of the " Scl
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and British tlistoc
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Its plan has given universal satisfac-
book in all the first
The Problems

favourite school 13o0,1e!
tion, and it has long

Is of the empire-and the

on the Terrestrial and Celestial
ous for tuition, and the Tutor's
of Geographical names, prop,

bbes are sufficiently numer-
testions, with the Dictionary
accented, afford valuable

assistance to the t

This work; with all Joseph Guy's popular school books, being
strict copyright, it can, with theothers, be only published by
CRADDOCK and Co. 48, Paternoster-row, and WHITTAKER
and Co., Ave Maria-fane, London.

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Notice of Public

iew of New Publications,

on Education,'

F'
s-, &
C. ISIC

and Co., Londo'n ; Sold by all Booksellers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

LADIES' CHARITY.

!THE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the
1 TRUSTEES and SUBSCRIBERS to the LADIES' CHA-
RITY will be holden, in the Board-room of the Blue-coat
Hospital, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the lOth instant, at Two
o'clock P.M., to receive the Report for the past year, to elect
Officers and Committees, and to transact the General Business
of the Charity. JONA. BROOKS, President.
Liverpool, February, 1.8-17.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

hat the lir.

iat COUE

torwara, are most

icts where the distress is least felt ; and that,
equently, the employment of the population
gill afford little relief to those who are
employment. The conversion,
'odied agricultural la-
nay be one of
nanent advantage to the moral and

50,000 abie;

navvieS

social welfare of the people ; as it is well known
that men thus employed, and having become ac-
customed to the high wages, which such labour
affords, and the reckless habits which those wages,
and the contact into which those receiving them are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

ii-ei-ep.9lAr Belfast,

(With or
rn the CI

ruary, at 4 o'clock,

5 o'clock, Ditto
9 o'clock, Ditto.

DORIS
ANN

AND CORK

tam LOVETT

The ANN, Captc

clock.
lit, &c. anp;y, in Cork, to COATES and I

JAMES BREMER, 21

), Water

DUBLIN

BEAUMARIS, and CAI
E CITY OF DUB'

N STEAJ

Nft-ernoon

20, Witer-street, Liverlioo]

BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

ain GALWAY

NEW IRON STEAMER, building.
1 sail from Trafaigar Dock, (with or without Filots,)
For CORK,

on THURSDAY next, the lit
.._. . .

ST, BANGOI

PACKET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

;er mqu,

,mignty
Your I

a without presum

Your petitior

Your

princip

most I

)urers I
mbtful

.hall be closed

bring ourselves to rega

altogether b;

Illation of raiF

n to mans

v rair
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

And
announced by

quate to meet the requirements of the case
such are the features of the pol:

ay evening, the

the Marquis of Lansdowne on Ft
heads of which we shall here, briefly state
The noble marquis, after dwelling upon the ad-
vantages, stated to have been derivgg from the su-
pervision over the existing schools, Mrcised by the
officers of the Education Committee of the Privy
Council, intimated that additional inspectors would

be appointee, an inspection of eac.
school at least once a year ; in the second place,
that apprentices would he taken from the various
schools with a view to their ultimate appointment
as schoolmasters, those found not to be sufficiently
eligible, after going through a course of normal
training, to be provided with employment in the
revenue departments, as guagers, &c.; thirdly, it
is proposed to afford retiring pensions to school-
masters and mistresses incapacitated, and gratuities

with a view t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

LIVE RPOC

LADIES' CHARITY.

THE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the
TRUSTEES and SUBSCRIBERS to the LADIES' CHA-
RITY will be holden, in the Board-roan' of the Blue-coat
Hospital, TO-MORROW, (We a}',) the 10th instant, at Two,
o'clock P.M., to receivg—tllF Report for the past year, to elect
Officers and Comm' s, and to transact the General Business
of the Charity. JONA. BROOKS, President.
Liverpool, February, 1847.

CHURCH PASTO
A N ADJOURNED
lA_ SOCIETY will be held on- Yier6kir: EVENING next, in

tAL AID SOCIETY

MEETING of the above

oncert-hall, Lord Nelson-stteet
The Rev. IL 111`N.ptt, M.A.

will take tair

The Rev. Mes*s. LAWRENCE:N
IRWINE will attend and address the ME
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Mr. John Pic

Anonymoi
H. Al`Ne

per Rev

ley- -
w
IT
o friends, per Do.
11., per Rev. D. An-

derson
0 Collected by M rs. S an-
ders
Mr. Tennant

Ntkinso
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

not many persons it

sure to
the Brit
Bentinc
in aid c

sal of Lord Geort

fund
I

principle
of share
this cow

towarc

ailar undertakings in Irgan
!rp by the state. It is a face

should
too, WE

lines, which are no.

ld which are sought t

are mostly situated in—tho

districts

felt ; • and that

consec

ployment of the populatior
little relief to those who ar(
ployment. The conversion

upon the
most in

too, of

able-bodied agricultural la

bourers into the class of " navvies," may be one
doubtful permanent advantage to the moral and
social welfare of the people ; as it is well know'',
that men thus employed, and having become ac-
customed to the high wages, which such labour
affords, and the reckless habits which those wages
and the contact into which those receiving t

hem ate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

'Cause
[l, and
in its

;oming
ithi n a

71 with

one of
;e-hill,
-nce of
urse of
splen-

of ex,
itatiOrit
pusands

der the

Ereds of

dertak-

i across
King's

-house,
Lsary in
verpool

These
,uel and
iderable
as they
ire cost

Lturday

amount

)n those

£2 12s.
it meet-

itor to

; £7OOO
to cover

Le fund*

Brewer
Id been
for that
Exche-

:in being
refused.

re would

arehold-
u would

Ty other:
Pled and

,d to, as

of ma-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

your truly.
To Mr. Croft,

N.B. To prevent spurious in►it►►tior
words " Keating's Cough bizenges."

Wholesale Agent_
Evans, Son, and co, Dri

curs. T. EYRE and ,Co.,
ists, Livarpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

which 7300 American mid (A,
speculators, and 850 American
tian were for export, leaving

t closed he

otton being quote

for Bowed, 111 for Mobile, an,

Is for the week were

on hand is now reds
bales at the same p
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

)f whit

tice(
Test
Jews throne
movements,
clegeribfui_

The ma

it cUspersift
places of th

Work as ti
society for pi

.s must form d valuable auxiliary to
_ _
w ~inoting Christianity amongst the Jews,
.nd every one ho feels a desire for the welfare of that
remarkable and interesting people—and who does not-
-411 do all in his power to promote its circulation. The
with Christian temper and
well calculated to
y among members of the House of
that they are also adapted to
-+ holy faith."

ith great

thereft
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 6.
But little business has been done during the week, and al-
though, in partial instances, a reduction in previous prices of
Wheat and Flour has been submitted to, the majority of hold-
ers, seeing that any concession which they might be inclined
to make would not meet the views of buyers, have not pressed
their stocks for sale.

It seems to be the general opinion that the bulk of the supply
to be expected from America for some time to come, is now in.
There are many inquiries from Ireland for Wheat, Flour, and
Indian Corn, afloat and on the spot.
At our market this morning there is somewhat more disposi-
tion for business in Wheat and Flour, but without its leading
to any extensive transactions.
In other articles but little is doing.
The reductions from the highest point may be considered as
being 4d. per bushel on Wheat, 3s. per sack on Flour, 2d. to3d.
per bushel upon Oats and Barley, Is. per load upon Oatmeal,
and Is. per quarter upon Beans. Malt and Pease retain their
previous value. The market closes with a decidedly firmer
feeling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

vent-Garden

The Programme will be selk
Beethoven and the Works of
Principal Novelties introduck
lutal Series of Concerts, 1846,
Garden, including his New G
" THE BRITISI
111 CAN POLKA," which night
Audiences ever assembled in th
Further particulars duly an

- Galleries 3s. 6d.;
Tickets to be had of Mr. Dtti
r3erll,,rerltstre.eti_Mr. SMITH, I

ROYAL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS,
GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
THE NEW ORLEANS ETHIOPIAN SERENA-
', DERS have the honour to announce t, by particular
Attest, they will give a SECOND A ING COINICERT, at
above Rooms, on Falpt‘lt s.the 12th instant, to corn-
,koogee at Two o'clock, posit 'Y
their last appearance at these
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

PAS DE Dav6y Mr. and Miss Gilmer.

To conclude wh the Romantic Drama of the

WANDERING BOYS

1 Miss Beaufor

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the Tragedy of MACBETH.
liacbeth, Mr. Vandenhoff; Macduff, Mr. Couldock ; Lady
Macbeth, Miss Emmeline Montague.

THURSDAY, VIRGINIUS. Virginius, Mr. Vandenhoff.
...FRIDAY, for the Benefit of Mr. Vandenhoff, and his Last
Night, the Play of THE STRANGER. Stranger, Mr. Vanden-
'Wt.—WlLLlAM TELL. William Tell, Mr. Vandenhoff.

PRICES or ADMISSION :—Dress Boxes. 45.; Upper Boxes,
28. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. Children under Twelve
Years of Age, Half-price to the Dress Boxes only.
The Box-office will be opened daily, from Ten until Three
Doors to be opened at Halt-past Six o'clock; the Performanc
Will commence at Seven pr,
No Admission at the Still
the business of the Theatre
Stag

ge Door, but to persons engaged in

Manager, Mr. ROBERT Roxav

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.
Sole Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, 15, Great Charlotte-street.
WONDERFUL FEATS Olif, HORSEMANSHIP !
TH"A NEW COMIC BALLET.
present TUESDAY •Elrrio;llreBth inst.
and every Evening during the Wye
,

WOOD MON.
SCENES IN E CIRCLE.
To conclude with ew Comic Ballet, entitled
PIER ; OR, LE PORTRAIT.
Principal characters by Mdlle. Dentin, Mons. Heulin, and Mx

Pearson

GRAND JUVENILE FETE REPEATED.

Ile Manager, anxious to meetthe wishes of several influen:

"at ramilies in Liverpool and i
th chirdren seeing the whole
ftts ir
,Theatre, and are averse to t

Le Popular Amusements at

)ut at a late hour in

attendant on the experiment, to evil'
favour, by this novel and attractive.
tendauce at the last being most numerou

arrangement, and the at-

THE LAST MtYRNING PERFORMANC
Comprising the whole of the Splendid EntertainmentE,s that have
been playedEquestr with such distinguished success during the
,Holi-
da the ian , T E DEMON, SCENES IN THE ClRCLE,Spectacle
and the BALLET, WOOD
will take plaee
on FRIDAY MORNING next, the 12th instant.
This novel and attractive arrangement affords peculiar facili-
ties to the inhabitants of Birkenhead, Woodside, Rock Ferry,
Tranmere, Egremont, and New Brighton, of witnessing these
Unequalled Performances.
The Doors will be opened
ing, and the Performances corn
ciselv ; the Entertainments

part of it, ever,
time between the va

Juveniles, 257
Is. 611. ; Juvenil,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

led) adclueled to hit

Commissioners Rooms, Birkenhea,

Prin f;:ttibifrationei.

UNIFORMITY of TIME: considered especially in
to RAILWAY TRANTthe O
TIONS ofreference the ELECT; TELEGRAPHSI, inn P ERA-
a Letter to the
Right Hon. EDWARD STRUTT, M.P., Chairman to the Railway
Commissioners. By HENRY BOIXPIL

" THE TIME HAS 4RRIVED„-

Railway Laconic:.

r9j!n Weale, 59, High Holborn. Liver-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

length sensation was completely restored. He felt a good
deal bewildered, not being able to conceive where he was,
sod he was now quite unable ade-

or how he p

lately to describe

i sensations for the first few seconds,

icy were certain!

f profound we

or other, the result of enchantment. TI
passed away, and the only remaining effect was a feeling of

lightm

ination to be on

if and everybody else,
ler of the day.

iself, however,

nly to the

,
A

Warrantt

Al at 1

ARICA, I

the Prince's Doc

Warranted

cargo nOIA

The remark

this N=oy
Apply ti

and ret

-1. -4>:' •
i , il-

7alpartjod7l
d'ork,

(of 250 hi
1. Coxkuiitt

Is intended to sa
sengers, on WEI
Goods must bo

For frei,

,

'THIS 'JAY,
SATURDAY

Til UES DA
TUESDAY

SCREW STEAM

m the Csi,lotr

DAYS
pp n a

RPOOL
splendid

(With or

:2teen
Fehr

14 DORI
g'4lo'
, ,

i.e-the trade;)

•st-rate o

W

no 11

UN` A

rior Stem-st

Will sail from Trafa

AND BI

,Vater-st

that t t,)

street, Liverpool

'WEEK LIVERPOOL
D CORK.

Captain GALIN-AY

Captain Low Err

At-orivithout Piliits,)

c j)-45_R,

The ANN, Captain LovrigorSp THURSDAY next, the ntli

For freight, 8
BROTHERS; or hef

Febmaf

20, Nat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

TO GENTLEMEN CHANGING THEIR RESIDENCES.
ripo be SOLD, a very desirable newly-erected 'VILLA
11 RESIDENCE, situated in a very.genteel locality, within
three miles of the Exchange ntEning Three Parlours, Kit-
chen, Scullery, &c., on round Floor, Six Lodging Rooms,
Dressing Rooms, W er Closet, Bath Room, and several sood
Attics, with good Walled Garden.
Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East.

DETACHED FAMILY RESIDENCE, AT FAIRFIELD.
rpo be SOLD, a very comfortable and compact
j_ FAMILY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near the Fairfield
Estate, with Coach-house, Stable, and Garden. The situation
is within an easy walk of the E • , and has the advan-
tage of Omnibuses passin ry half-hour during the day.
This House is a very able residence for a small genteel
Family. Price x 1,6 •

For particulars apply to OCT. 'WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-
street East.

TO be SOLD,

by ,PRIVATE TREATY, the spacious

I FREEHOLD PREMISES, at present occupied as a Brew-
ery, on the north side of Harrington-street, between North
John-street and Castle-street. The site is very eligible for the
Wholesale Grocery or Provision rte, having a frontaft of
about 16 yards, which would rd accommodation for Offices
as well as access to Ware ses behind.
Apply to THOMAS j..IE, Surveyor, &c., Barned's-buildings,
Sweeting-street.

TO SURVEYORS, ROAD MAKERS, AND OTHERS.
ON SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a Large Quantity
of MADAM, of good quality, equal to Welsh Stones, and
cost considerably less. Also, a Large Quantity of excellent
PAVING STONES, of the best quftlity;-Of regular size. May
be seen on the Land in Gre Toward-street, nearly opposite
Lightbody-street.
For particulars a to JAMES ATKINS, 2, Oxford-street

TO CONTRACTORS, SURVEYORS, AND OTHERS.
ABRAHAM THOMAS begs to call the attention of
the above Parties, that he has NOW-ON SALE, a Large
Quantity of excellent WADAM, sell-broken, of a qualityequal,

;ton-sireet

TONES

HIGH CLASS PICTURES

THE Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Residents of
1 Liverpool and its Vicinity are respectfully informed, that
NOW ON SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
At the ASSEMBLY ROOMS,

No. 100, BOLD-STREET,
A COLLECTION OF PICTURES,

By the OLD and MODERN MASTERS,

Including Specimens by Bergham, Miertis, Tenieri, Watteau,
Decker, Everdingen, Murillo, Dietric r-P.-Lely, Wilson,
Zeitter, S. Rosa, Parterre, Rembr , Sir J. Reynolds, Etty,

;ilSo,a Series of splendid AYON DRAWINGS, especially
Four of Rembrandt, Titi , Vandyke, and Bassin°.
Also, a select Assort eat of FLORENTINE BRONZES, in-
chiding Cupid with tterfly, 3 feet 6 inches high, Noble Vases,

well, Tuition of-Achilles; Dancir

Faun, Fig

;hting Gladiatc

&c. &c.
An inspection of the above Collection is solicited, being well

De /2.4,

APARTMENTS TO BE LET.
SITTING-ROOM and p_g_D-ROOM

in a veil

ion, within fifteen minutes

ms reasonal

tantrard-office
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

lessrs. Sewell and Dalton deliver, t

ture at the (

which will be illustrated by the most brillant experiments
connected with the science. The whole of the proceeds
are to be given to the fund in aid of the distressed.
ANOTIIER DEATII FROM BURNING.---ROSIIIIIIR
O'Neill, aged six years, living with her parents in Dale-
street,' was left alone in a cellar, and her clothes catching
tire she was so severely burned that she died on the fol-

ACCIDENT TO MR. TYLER

THE BARRISTEII..-ThiS

gentleman, who has recently joined the Sessions here,
and whose abilities have already attracted notice, met
with an accident last Thursday forenoon. The car in
which he was proceeding to the Railway Station was com-
pletely upset at the corner of Castle-street, but with the
exception of his being slightly bruised, we
_are happy to

say, that the learned 'ientiernan es

ped without any ma-

terial injury.
EXAMINATION OF MAATERS AND MATES.-At a meet-
ing held by the Board of Examiners, at the Board-room,
Observatory, on Tuesday last, Mr. John Hind, first offi-
cer of the Caledonia steamship, one of the British and
North American royal mail packets, was found so well
acquainted with nautical astronomy, surveying, and great
circle sailing, as to entitle him to a master's first-class
eUra certificate. Mr. Robert Jay, second officer of the
a mship Acadia, in the same service, and Mr. William
Henry Grebow, late master of the William Murray of this
port, were both found well qualified to take first-class
extra certificates as masters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

i

__~~,__~

•.

China.

(Who is well acqnainte d v

A I twelve years ,
znarkably quick passa

conveyance both for goods and pasiengen
apply on board, in the Sulthouse Dock, or to

First vs

_

and can

Captain

'ring th,

'levied to sa

eligible conveys
tions for passen
Manchester, to
pool, to Messrs

Teyanc
Captai

r.
Ate.
k

Warranted

ErfAtst II

ARIAN, CO6

For ANTIGUA
(To call a

A 1 at tlq
the Prince

6pA,

Good
Her accomm(

Unite) 'ta 03.

VOR}

4-outb amirtra.

LIMA, First of ev

•y Month

ing' a large por

MARY WOO:

'n the tr

a vy Ca
an TONI

'ORTH

Ration

SPAIN

For CARRIL,
Calling at COItUN

The splendid

For freight or y

pply on

MCHARIi BLA

LIVER

FALCON

.POOL

h the trade;)

•esents a
s: loadi

1, WYNNE, and 1.1

L, BELLA I RS, and Co.;

"o sail an the 13th instant

DEIRA,)
r D I A,
Master;

t. the 13th

LINE OF PACKETS TO Till
WEST COAST OF SOUTH
Organised b' the West Coast

'y Three Weeks

ready for imMediateihiiment.
For VALPARAISO,
The superior fast-sailing Liverpool-built Bar

I in the trade;)

tor MADRID three tim

D BEL
:E,4team-shi

A regular trader.
For SHANGHAE, direct,
The splendid En Nish-built clipper Barque

tons ; coppered ; well known fir her re
ges ; and in every respect a very tit st-rat,

—For terms,

R'. and J. TYRER

no goods after the 14 Mar(
of her cargo being engaged,
SINCAPORE and PENANG,

s of her co
rthwith.

) JENNY WREN,

I KEWLEY, 4, India-building

C. W. and F. SHAND,

AMERICA

every Two Monti

A LYN

ext, the let

ow landing,
ants, or to

41 FRIDAY next. •th

'er St. P,

ANTS, CIA

rokers' Office,
Nnl

ogshead

NEXT 1'

he 15th

iriety of China
na Cr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

(A,
/kW

/ a/1
7}2
31V7

LIVERPOOL GVAIMIAN SOCIETY.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
:E MEMBERS and FRIENDS of this Society
kre respectfully informed that the TWENTY-FOURTH
iVERSARY DINNER will take place on FRIDAY next,
tth instant, at Mr. EASTWOOD'S, the ROYAL HOTEL,
street.
Dinner on the Table at Six o'clock precisely.
sets, (including Dessert.) ss. each, to be had at the Office
Society, Commerce-court, and at the Dar of the Hotel.
JAMES REAY, Secretary.

(az% ,
(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

nsta,at!at Five o
Cork. to

JAMES BRE B:

FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, B

iNGOR

BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON.
ESl4_ll.
• THE CITY OFDUBLINSTEAM-PACKET

Vessels, (with or without

Pilots,) taking Gooils and Passer

For DUBLIN,

THE PRINCE, PRINCESS, IRON DUKE, or other First
Class Steamers, sail EVERY EVENING, at Seven o'clock, from,
George's Pierheat LIVERPOOL, for KIN ' WN HAR-
BOUR, carrying Her Majesty's Mail abin Passengers
with

They also sail their Car
Dock to DUBLIN QUA
THIS DAY

o VCS naeriS below)from

WEDNESDAY,

,t P.M

FRIDAY,

, P.M

For BELFAST, t
:Rs DA Y, February

WINDSOR

Returning from

I to Lire
and St

,l every niesday, Thursday;

For BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON

The PRINCE OF WALES,
W. H. WARREN, R.N. Commander.
The PRINCE OF WALES will sail from George's Pierhead
every WEDNESDAY and SATMIDAY, at Ten o'clock in the
Morning; and from MENAI BRIDGE every MONDAY and
IaIDAY, at Nine o'clock in the Morning.

For CARNARV ON,
Tke MERSEY will sail from CLARENCE Docx,
THURSDAY, February 11, at 5 o'clock A.M.
MONDAY, 99 15, 9 „ A.m.
Returning from Carnarron every Tuesday and Friday morning.

Further information given at the Company's Office, 24, Water-
street JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent.

iular trader, with Goods only.
NOCK and OLASGOW,

..41414,
For GREG
7-• - The splendic

Iro ew Steamer
IA A,
JA ES IE, Commander, _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

SHREWSBURY A
progress) will run t

aity of it,

METH(

whilst the neighbom hoo

lialsten is everything which can

_
and sixteen miles from the county town of Shrewsbury.
It is impossible, however, within, the limits of an advertise-
ment, to state the advantages of the Halston Estate
be seen to be app.

ificiently

letached Parcels of LAND, in and near
65 Acres, will be sold in

Various Buildi
the village of Whitti
the locality after the
LAND, with the FARM-Ii 0i

he Este

also 213 Acre
ANIONS attac
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

) COATES

MIMMIIIIMMIMM,IMMMII

APairs Rtirtitni.

THIS DAY

_ lay,) the 9th instant elve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 32, E - o•e-alley North,
50 Bags ica COFFEE.
JOHN . BRANCKER and SON, Brokers.

THIS DAY, (T

Apply to

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' 01lice, 17, Exchange-buildings,

95 Tierces
2 4-Tierces }Carolina RICE
Just landed ex Charles H btfrirl
DENNISTOUN and Co. units, o
J. H. RAYNER ann Co., Brokers

kpply to Messrs. A

VEDNESD4Y,

the'BrOkers' (Mice, 13, Exchange Bi
47 Chests SHELL A...AC,
24 Bales Bengal S LOWER,
50 Bales GA,
25 Bags 'PETR'E, all faultE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

IMPORTANT FREEHOLD

THE HALSTON .EST. 47

~., to announce that he has been
Honoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUG
TION, at Dee's Royal Hotel, Birmingham, --TUESDAY, the
2d day of March next, at Twelve for On , ock, •

ATR

TISDALE beg

esmere, in the county of S p, comprising
TWO THOUSAND T EE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

of rich Meadow, moire, Arable, and Wood LAND, lying
within a RING FENCE, divided into conveniently-sized
FARMS, in the occupation of a most respectable tenantry.
The MANSION inclines to the Elizabethan character, and is
approached through an

EXTEN

SIVE LAWN

THRIVING WOODS AND A I,Kr OF GREAT EXTENT

On the banks of will
WAIFS

ich is situated the
TIC CHAPEL OF HALSTON,

once a

SANCTI]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

And in 1846
thus showing an increase in the year 1846' over 1845 of

406,000

54,000 deaths ; and nearly the whole of this increase took
place during the last two quarters of the year. The in-
creased mortality in London gives but a faint idea of the.

number of deatiis which have occurred in the other large
towns in the kingdom. Thus the deaths in the London
district during the December quarter of 1845 and 1846

respectively, were 11,695 and 1-3,033; whilst
and West Derby the increase between these

mortali

d in the latter guar-
-In the December

rated to 853

ind in that of 1846
in deaths have occurred
numbers being 552, and

5 dent

not been so great, the numbers being
scot, 290 and 510. In Manchester, Sal-

,nd 4.029,

In accounting for this increase, the return state
thbugh the cold in the December quarter of 1846 mu
have been fatal to many lives, still it was not the chi

cause. The mean temperature of the quarter at Green-
wich was 44° 2. which is 1° 9 below the temperature of
the --Aing in 1845; and 1° 3 'below the average of
but 1° 8 above the temperature

the quarter for
of the last quarter of 18
Geor

trar of S

;er, after

Cy accounted foi
The

lence of ir

acid typhus,

population of the (I
the lower or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

CHURCH PATRONAGE

A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, of middle age, and
of clear Evangelical views, and decidedly opposed to all
Tractarianism, is anxious to obtain an INCUMBENCY with a
small population. Having some independent means, and being
anxious for employment in the work of the Ministry, he con-
siders the amount of Income not so much as a good Parsonage,
or a convenient Family House that he could rent. References
to Incumbents of Evangelical sentiments.
Address (pre-paid) " CLERICUS," care of Mr. WALMSLEY,
Bookseller, Lord-street, Liverpool. 4