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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

he Pope of Rome, the
head of half the Chris-

tian world, has been deposed and c 0...,
a shelter in a_ foreign land, from the rag

led to seek
of the
In a

Lazzaroni and begiars of . -
word, the world, from the Pyrenees to the Steppe
of Caucasus has been one scene of revolt and dis-
order; and is at this moment thoroughly and
utterly disorganised.

lis own caniiitl

Happily o

Ve have had our own trout

ffered through the righteou

hty maker ; and wicli

oured to turn t
own purposes. We
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

tha

ter c
nts of Liver

ld th

from the -m

he off

quote fro

mes.
e M`Gill

•ho was

the Bootle C(

daily supply of

lourhoods of

I lowest
bat that

also aware that

)rks with pert',

I am fully of

Dll did after the

id M'Greggor fin

r sent for me, and
I I liked with the
nished. We then

p, and three times

ntinued tt

El you receive

that it was A

o Oe

tt to wr

w it iv

, yes; c.

y, Itt4tS

Id bet

He tt
atter v

;he occasic
1. I thoug
and I to
ould not

as returning

ras to stof
f I did so

s—to pum

gin if there were t

e instructic
ci them ~' in

Iroco cks accord

!To reference to tin
Its wit}

iter, w

and that the

n the want

that Mr. Scott showed

was from Dr.

the letter, or to see the

him daily

)rder to pump the

because a few d.
mp the wells of

Le water, and that
Pday

Park. -Arra-ngemeni

It aware, except by the
r Mr. Scott reported to
bject of Dr. Duncan's

g of the daily supply
3e parts of the town

Etna tt

i the 1

Durs we

ne a bit,

lay's in

parties who h
th water, and

o them of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

s which, fifty year

untouched.—LMacau-

abject in Europe, remaine
History of England.
A. LITERARY FRAUD OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY

—The Venerable Edward Chnrton, Archdeacon of Cleve-
land, has just published an interesting account of the
singular literary fraud practised on the memory of Bishop
Jeremy Taylor, by attributing to his authorship the well-
wn work entitled " Contemplation
These " Contempla

n the State a

published in

bout seventeen years afte:

eath of Taylor,

with a statement signed by Robert Harris, (a person who
has loft no other memorial of himself,) to the effect that
" left these holy contemplations in the
ill purpose to

aandiof i worthy fr

have printed them had he lived," but without even nam-
ing the " worthy friend" to whom they were entrusted.
-"arranty the work has been hitherto held to be
remember of
s ; and, although excellent in itself, the fraud no
- -
the mud."— I doubt was a gainful one, as the " pontemplations" under
• I

alma; of cours

a most deli;

Taylor's name becat

xceedingl

tions were printed and sold in the Leff century following

appearance

pout ten years a

Archdeacon

tern empire to the
inrch of Rome had

Churton became doubtful of its authenticity, but proof
of the fraud has only just been obtained by a discovery of
original in the works of Juan Eusebio Niremberg, one
he most eminent writers of the Church of Spain in the
nof Philip IV. The treatise usually attributed to the

last three cer
In mind has b

ing and H

y Dying," made its first

Lge, in freedom, in

without name of plac

1 and Eternal. Composed
.nlberg

Translated

n Mullinnia, Kt

, and since

Spanish edi

IterilitY end barba

iistry into gardens

translation,
afactured the

says Archdeacon

treatise entitled

ingeni
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

may escapes from

Id its con

Ittnees

mre wi

Thit new partners in the Manchester fir'
twisle, the late member for South La*,
a solicitor, and Mr. Jervis, a con '
HIDDEN TREASITRE.—The
recent incident that occurred while in tn.
the household goods of the murdered Mrs. llo,_
public auction. A chair which had a cushions seat
suddenly turned up. when a sovereign or two fell from 1.
This naturally roused attention, and the cuehion being
there were• found (with those which had thug
' sovereigns and a£s hank note- Thig

lential c

Bath Ch

•elates
reparing
for

i 4 uaaucu
Ifallen ont

e horric

and it is now pretty ck
but tl

int& carr

A. Naw- PER

he silver

Berne of the 24
cii of that city had

s frost

popudo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

the present all works

opy of the memorial, and it
be numerously signed. We presume it

The following is

will, no doubi

Iwill be present

the Council

monthlY

meeting to-morrow
" That your
question of the
supply

re deeply

ger, and the cost

, bat your men
I proved that there d

f Liver-

poola sufficient s

I mu nity

" That your IT
been proved that

also submit tb

Ilate Water Act

the carryi

ke scheme wi

iltail oil

the community.
" That your memorialists are aware that the Corpora-
tion would be responsible for any deficiency in the amount
of such rates, (should such occur,) and. therefore. feat

tion to their pres
borou

Bry to levy

crease the water-rate, tA
" That your memorialist

et such d(
learn wit

'faction

f August last as dire

Committee t

h the constru
and do instru

the new work

ie Water Committee

expenditure

referred to, and and
Sub-committee of t

port on the charges n

an alleged withho/ding of the supply of water, t
ning the same to waste,) shall be received by the
" That your memorialists are deeply interested.

cl run;
uncil:

these inquiries, and,
concur in the object

s embraced in such motion

'HURCH.

d save the (

a England's glory still

Lieutenant Munro, whose name is asst
e deplorable occurrence, has arrived at S.

BE HEAR

49.-Sir

kr DUBLIN' Og
mas
Shanvall

nd Meryville;

)oniy of Galwai
AN ACUTE B.

t week

eft by a horse which they had nsed to carry away
;beep. One of the constables, who had been

smith, recognised

peculiarity it

ie shape of th

and marks of tilo
ledge of the feet of a norse helongim
house was immediately sc.-:;s___"
were found cooking some of the stolen mutton.
WHIMS OF FRENCH ELECTONS.—Sorne extraordinary'

shoe-nails that al

print!
know-.

greed with
a haw

', Who
,stealtra

,nd three

whims were prac

resolution of .
ts the Witte*
r proceeding lit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

• /*MOTHER GOO
Or, HARLEQUIA AND 711.6
[fie whole of the Scenery, which is entirely new, I
rstructed by an

r. Dearlu

is from the origi

lab Covent-garden. The
and arranged by Mr. Wet

alf-past S

the per!

L IN D'S

G DRESS CONCERT,

?NT OF TA

TOXTE

LIVERPOOI

n of Mr. 11. Jones, &c., and
Vropertie:,:, Masks, &c. by

.mane to cola'

ide Boxes, is. 6d

Boxes, and taking Private
11 not be admitted.

SOUTHERN ANZ
PITAL,

aXT, the" 6th JANUARY Inst
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

REYNOLD GUNNERY

LIVERPOOL MARINE SOCIETY,
OFFICE, 2, EXCHANGE-COURT.
HE ANNUAL GENERAL—AIEETING of the
T
AN _llO MEMBERS of the LJNBRPOOL MARINE SOCIETY will
be held, at the ClarepdOfi-rooms, South J ohnostrret, Tx Is DAY,

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY
NUAL MEETING

TRUSTEES of

LIVERPOOL INFIF

Bth day a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ONCERT-HALL
/ND TI

ITS present

SHIP 0:
Vinnis.

D NELSON-STRI
JR THE CHRISTMAS HOLY
USTRATED CONCERTS.

EVENING, the

the 3d, and FRII,-
FIRE and THE At
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

amm......r.............

TS OF HORN PLAYIN

-ered last week at M

e master of tt
Royal Hotel
was with him I to

M. Utt

health of the persons whi

in a lec-

nd visited Manchea-
;ermarck, was taken
lasted to visit him.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

)uld hope to re

practicability

iture, includi

r (at present dutie

G) Tea, at Is. per It

(H) Silk manufzkure

luxury.

of yesterday.) Stamps,
ith any attention, the 3•—
,_ ran have &Mewl 4." 4--

gacy Dut

office,- gross revenue

Crown Lands

should

g in the days

Roman empire

Bank Stoc

and shares wt

I We are II;li;

e strai

r be
policy of maintaining ti

propert

no one

with the fact t

A gross expen,
collection, and all payments now mai

DUTIFS OF CUSTO

Distilled spirits, all kinds ...
Wines (at duties adjusted for raver

valorem dut

rials and i

E, UNDER. ONE OFFIC

£lO,OOO

Total from ordinary sources
Duty of 5 per cent. upon the r

funded, houses, lands, Warehou'ses

.tever, bought and sold

revenue to meet

hanges proposed. For install

30 one conic

Excise d

D one would deem it ex

y and commercial trinsactio

mp_upon fire and marine

but would be willing to reduce the tea
per pound, and to abolish the assessed-tax upo
to-morrow. It is, however, difficult not to

amate

:oms derived from art

Toperty-tax which would appear to be
contradiction of the returns that
_

THE PROSPECTS OF 1849

he commercial cOndition of this
A the recent continental convulsioi

ty of m

the Ex

at advoc
n bricks

tax to

mainly r
)f luxury.

thus concludes a long article on

untry, and on the effect
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ardly be seen
All eecl

sixth century
GORY I. as

i.D. 590 to 604. In that reign we begin to see the full
and we see the Gothic
..endering themselves to
Is of the Papacy.

about t

formation of the Papal power
kingdoms, previously Arian, s
its claims, and becoming submissiv
Now, reckoning the 1260 years f

see, that they run out in the yea:
That is,—if the ten Gothic Kingdo

they were

A,D. 1850 to 18&

tier some great r

the year
14 years

D. 1850 to 1864. We t

fear to name any one pa

)ening o
not

Yet, whilethi

rawn from any str

Lition, in

wherew

1 or far-f

interpretation,—but rests upon a. simple and definite
statement of the inspired Word of Gon, and upon a cer-

is its truth established by the events r

lot passing over, t

clusion ;—and merest child, 'observing whatTs"gs-oin7
on in Europe, whould draw from facts the very sam

anticipationl Each all

the period at

tow arriving

to dissolve anc
Is such a book as God's Word

ean system
What shall

y true and cc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

_ .
3 0 0 0 !Grouse ..
0 8 0 0 Hares....
0 2 0 3 tßlack Gar

' 5 6
each 0 9
each 3 0

2 9
—0 0
—0 0
—lO 0
IPartriages,vbrce 3 0 0 0
0 Cucumbers, each 0 0— 0 0
1 :Plovers
0 0 ;Filberts 1 3 0 0
1 4 Wild Ducks
0 0 Rabbits 2 0— 9

0 0 'Snipes

0 0— 0 0 IlurkeN
0 0 (

CONUERTS AT THE COLLEGIATE INLTITUTION
!oncerts commenced on Tuesday evening, and have been
•ontinued nightly ever since. , They present a source of
lelightful recreation, and even of musical improvement,
which ought not to be neglected. The vocalists engaged
Jaye been admirably selected. Among them are two
mtablished favourites in Liverpool, of whose qualifica.
:ions little need be said. Miss Thornton is unrivalled in
3er peculiar vocation as a ballad singer, and Mr. Buck-
and's buffo songs, if we may judge from the audiences
3o draws even in his unassisted performances, and from
the invariable encore he receives, can never be heard too
Hit piano playing, too, is a treat in itself. The
Miss Collins and Miss Ellen Lyon, from
Loudon, and our well-known and justly-admired towns
man, Mr. Thomas Bishop.
SATURDAY EVE'

—These

I Aber singers are

_ NING CONCERTS.—On Saturday even-
ing Mrs. W. Cox, Miss Anne Cox, and Mr. Farquharson
I Smith gave at the Concert-ball the first of
....• " •

series of

illustrated" by the ehr(
I long of "The Ship on Fire"
with viviil and thrilling rfrert

certs

trope. Russell's
was sung with this auxiliary

views were

laccompanied
_1

übsequently shown, their representation
'ate lays. The audience appeared
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

on points out the page

substitute

scured by injudicious ?mission;

archdeacon,

uch as this should
the English cle

ations of

)p9a-rance, and S

and Sir 'V

work having probably become a
.tect;

was not easy

words obviously contrary to

ad of Mullineux's trails

the fraud is made up

low bungling and clumsy a

the sense fre-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Januas.r/6, at 11 o'c
Feb ary 2, at

Goods required-tebe alongside the
fore the t
W. E. I

Or otl
(with or withou

NEIL MACAiTHUR, Mast
suitable Vessel, is inten

liberty to tow vessels : --
LIVERPOOL TO PORT RUSH

Steeraa

Me ONE Hi

3URNS and Co., I

wilt* The DROt.
SPL:
SHIPS, sail regularly from t

PA NY'S

ENDID FLEET ofFIRST-(

fternoo,

Afternoon

Afternoon

WEDNE

VRIDAYS, an,

.fit the Claren

e of sailing.—Apply to JAMES HARPER, Sli
N, 18, Brown-street, Manchester ; or to
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co., Liverpoc

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND PORT RUSH.

Pilot). as follows, and

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA.

ASS STEAM

)ock, Liverpool, II

D_StEiVIIEDA for -LIVERPOO:

Dock, and forwarded to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ly syst,

vplll I

come

culars

all hon

Ter by i

manufacturing

into Gr

;ulation

great me

produc

the iir

not co'

ion to a n

,umption in 1848

India, tota

,asure, of tt
he Contine

netetore not
28,948 bah

ious descriptin:

ipted I

here ha

rt of t

;n about
156 We

!st Ind
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

TUE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

Ito Dv Saurtizat.

S DAY

le•court

:he afteriux

to Messrs. STITT, 1 Lc

rilWO
1 vayr

GARDNER and Co., Broken

vie-court

le of Tithebar

bout 2i Cwt

Fool aforesaid
East Las

haits by suction

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES.
ALUABLE FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE, WARE
ast One o'clock,
V HOUSE, AND SHOP PROPERTY, ELIGIBLY SITU
. ATED IN LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

Imposers, and to sc

TOYS, GAME

:ation to his Frien

F. L. HAUSBURG,
OLD POST-OFFICE BUILD?:

ESTABLISHED IN 18
PR IE
tND DISPENSING
L I V

HEMIST

lie teeth, an
rranted to I

E DETERSIVE DENTIFR
as the most agreeable and e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

—The pur

Great-Giorge-
pntributed

At the

-looking and

-ed an order to go into

ged before I

Ireland 647 qrs

Ireland 100 qr

wise 35 qrs

tending to low

day, at

all quant

e impi

Malt, coastwise
3ear

coastwise

Europe 1000 ;

ate 372 c

TT States 4195 to
Oats, coas

wise 75

radian Corn, Ireland 7€

with respec
country and Ireland, they

genera

prices. Very large
Corn are reported at Limerick. and
diced 5/ @ 7/6 10, ton on the week.

AL markets have scarcel

and there is very little eithe:
but where sales have been e

advance of 116

and Native C(
ies. There is a

very gi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

I Harness,

Driving Whips
a- Stable or

I Driving Rein

walking Canes
Po ' Staves
i e Preservers .
Splints, for Surgica
. _ purposes -

Trumpets

Stethescopes
Cricket Balls

Tennis, &c.
Bowls

I Washing
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

;agements to nice

enormous masses of debt owing

)I.lc and by Indic

in a I

at in whic'

can effe

lose relation

our own indua

repu diatin

s fellow-cour

s" to satisfy

were contracted

the now de-

I standard, arid adopting one whit}

I the lat

trymen 1 We
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

I the Clarendon-rooms, Sout

acious WAREHOUSES, called De.
situate on the
_louttf-T'vest side of Argyle

e occupation

t tleyearly rent

,te on the south

Orange-street, in
intended station

This Lot compril

Ecial measure,

staining about 1
Scotland-road,

led fror

sw, (Wed

any Chairs, Sof
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

DS CORN M

D CATTLE M

STATE OE

TRAM

We can scarcely de m

T has t

hardly tc

t of bus

to, but not equil to ti
neer the end of the Y(

ing year not paralleled f
.—We have had more

Is, both
the stod

lARKI

MARKET,

A.RKET, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

LIVERPOOL SHARE

LIST.

ion, &Birminghn
ncash. & Cheshir

1 LIVERPO(

D hits. Barba
DO bags Khali]

;ftlariteto

does and 1200 ba

er price
arcel c

COMMERCIAL MARKET
airy during the week has been gout

1 quantity on show, and t

i. DE(

3engal, at full r
to 2Q
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

now the names of 250 ch
sorry to learn t

,t during the pas

boys and 406 girls ha

Is, owi

to accommodate any more than the former num-
What will become of these 743 children if sonic ef-

of made to fur

h them with

:riptural educe

The enquiry
except this

a serious one. There
rch hi the district ; a

no place of

Ines are, therefore, interesting claimants at the hands of
he public, who we hope will second the praiseworthy at-
empt of the excellent clergyman of St. John's, to train
ristians, by providing

them up as good ci
suitable a

;ns and true

mmodation fo

eir instruction

CHARGE 0:

MYER!
Williar

ones, who
_wer

al suspicion o
s. My

Me
first an

I been procured
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

escape the
before had

In En

ughter of

hitehall, and made himself ridiculou
ill and affected folio, long forgotten

y and monarchs

The neee

ly feeli

a joyfu

ji Preferment

temper

,or cavalier baronet,

pressing ; their loyalty was ardent ; and
ng about Arabella's seduction seems to
3 that so plain a girl should have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

TAYLOR'S
REGISTERED AND NEWLY-

SCAR!

APPER
IN LIVERPOOL.

F W R

This Vest has been purchased, highly approved
PRINCE ALBERT,
whose letter of approval may be seen at our
In gratitude to a generous Public, we•havc
SUPPLY THESE VESTS at the PRICI
VESTS, an
Trade AOAI

,TTEMPT AT IM

moat rigour of the

EARP & C

' 7 -.L

STREE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

THE LIVERPOOL iTiNiiil

)F BRITISH SHIPS

wing particular
nnmhpr gntri 5

eqa

tonnage

'ices obti
the buy

y to colon

11,171

al shipbuild

have just published a very int

ry importat

must haw
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

xecutive

rpHE Council of the >dgoual Co
resolved on inVithigSaViews of Qualified Parties on the

federation having

subject NATIO
ADJUSTMENT he
BEST ESSAY ich they may

TAXAT
Arne, be

IJITABLE

to intimate

MIUM of...Mb; and fel* the SECOND BEST, a PRRMIUM
of .£3O.

It is to be understood that the Essay must be directed to
show, the system of taxation least obstructive to the expansion
of commerce, the least impoverishing to the national aggregate
resources, and the best system by which each individual in the
United Kingdom may be made to contribute directlf tpwards
the support of the State in just proportion to his mesh
also to suggest the best and most economic mode

:ollecting

Lecesiiiry annual revent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

(flat ne intends giving a GRAND CONCERT, on MoNn)
ext, the Bth instant, accompanied by the elite of his Uni
ailed Band, including Messrs. KCENIU, BARRET, BAUMAN
ROSPERE. RICH A RTISON- COLT -.MP_ Sruirrii,r GI/vulva,

1 from the Works of the

1, for the First Time, a Grand Selection
Opisaw LES HUGUENOTS, embracing
principal Melodies of thi f-d'oeuvre, in
ntroduced the Monster ecle de, the largest
not ever made, and ormed on by M. PROS-
Tat time in Live ; also, for the first time, a

founded on Scotch
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

I know what is our debt; what are our income
I how many days

)our of an Englishman const

ne am

1 a commodity is the true test

paid as ne

.
as in our power, and not in a commodity w
year hence may be as abundant and valueh
our own tin and copper.

n year has just closed upon us—

Irtion of mankind. It has been ma]
aster, both political and social. We ent

'ith little to assu

us of prosy

comme

We had

;ration

many

lading mercar
stratioi

.t we dreamt n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

any " I geld,

voice a gOod deal tof ora
some of Mr. B on's 'JINNI
• „

TESTIMONI;I:FROM lth

By taking several of them b(
four corns I I can speak with much less e

asant to the to

throughout the Kingdot

any testimony to the skill of I and
s. He has extracted some

ing me the least

2 these troublesome I
JOHN CRAVEN

eve without I e

to to inforn-

I ceivec

PERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGHS

IN TEN MINUTES AFTER USE, IS INSURED B}
TAR. LOCOCK'S
The most wonderfo

I ONIC WAFERS

ear Liverpool, D
ot of the gri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

POOL
:lON

to be made to Parli

s relating tsvfle Sewe'r.Rates

such D.

ely, and to prov
in or Outlet Sewc

I by the owners of lan

WM. SH urr LEwc

VBENEZ
Li the Commission(

t Liverpool, authori

Led 'forth

I the cr

WAGSTM

and clea

I TH,.!

Yropne

red the inos

Speake

ArILSON, ESQ
to Lozenges, (

LIND VOICE Loz
benefit from then

)lAIIA BENN

ye the advar

ly chargeable with the making of

ER LUDLOW, Sergeant-at-Law, one c

t.nt El

SH, and BARRATT, I,Solici

gl" LIND'S VOICE LOZENGES
lilt I have constantly used Mr. CHAS. RI

I them very us

Is the greatest confidence ia
very excellent LOZENGI"

have, since their

to avail their

H VOCALIST,

I', LEOTURNIK

ige how much

'ove invaluable to all publi4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

er to control any fixed amot

;he disc

unt fund is establishes

no more c

the adv

Lection betw

id the other in York. But it f
that if the fund for discount
to be limited and regulate
and above £14,000,000 not

r their solvency, when that fund is

by the withdraWitl of-gold fron

This had, doubtless,

iverpool Currency ReForm Association,
to investigate the present system d
and commerce of this empire by the

THURSDA'

Sub-c
flow th

nr the p

had no.

'bey had but to

pursue t

inhabitants of Kirk
ie sewered. it am

1 the comer

iceived

s report

Dcument
A cm

for a
.t of or

Lnless the

ion by t:

let, whe

a confir
8. Th

RY SC

Water

date of the 7tl
e pumped to w

ns of it

of Mr. IT

Jan. 2, 18494

TiIL

—There were

thane
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

to reconstruct " tH

separation of Rome into ten kingdoms, there
other particular given, the fulfilment of which v

the force of this irgurOent

No less than live time

is it declared that tl

he ten kingdoms

actuated by one mind, and owning a
to Papal Rome—shall be for " twelve hundred an _ _
days." In the fourth chapter of Ezekiel's prophecy
are instructed by the Divine insnirer of 4-•

mon al

these cases
fiat the continuance of P,
ingdoms serving Papal Ron:
From what year shall this period

a day fc

pal Christendom—the ten

shall be 1

!60 years
dated

Igmatize, or profess_ tointerpre

decided'

fe snail
and in-

history
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

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RENCH, AND GERMAN WAITERS,

The DRAW

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ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

anxious to obtain suitable accommodation for his conve

ance to India. A cabin was engaged in the starboard side
of the ship Brahmin, of which the defendant (Thompson)
am of £BO was agreed

owner, and

or which the

to be paid. The
£l5 to £2

abin was fitted up at

from .i

At Gravesend the cabin was take

from the youth,

rth £4O was assigned to him,
had been previously

other cat
engaged by an officer of the 10th Hussars
was, that no distinct agreement was made with respect to
the cabin in question. The jury found for the plaintiff—
damages £5O.

on the

The defence
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

[no ien Kmgaoms, never _
listory tells us how exactly all this has been f

3 unite and

t. a htth empire have proved

of the I

y any more clear

f the predicted 'rise of Roi
as, and the failure of all att

perceptible fac
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

.12 qrs

rt.Op

on Coffee

and prices are firmly supported, aithoug
of any further advance. There is a firm
for Tea ; the trade seem inclined to go

All the Cut

eons) has been cl

and 1500 pocket

good broken were

ivance has been realised to
fresh Imam Butter, the froi

itill further diminished impartin

to the trade

sy are as fol
IA

ford, 70/, (a.)
71/; Carric

/ ; Kilkenny,
68/ q. 70/;

ford; Carlos
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

As large,
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of th

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,ott onl

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water of

ience of
,plied

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evidence of

Dunca

A.nd did, the
)age of the

must ne

think tl
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be ADVAIs

e2O per annur

Ling Agent

...street, Evertor

IVERPOOL DOC}

LOANS OP MONET.
NIMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DO

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)NEY to

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Bonds of the Trusteerei
VE POUNDSA
ther Thu

:entum per Annum Interest

11;4=e, or Seven `Years.

GEORGE WITHERS, El
s, Dock-office, Liverpot

DANIEL
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Janua

LASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERCIAL
EDUCArION.

ROVE SCHOOL

SlB,Sitill be RE-OPENED on TuEs•

lstaat.l
.ra/g, &c

r to MeSSTI. DEIGHTON and L

HTON, Book-

conting
For ti

CORPORATION

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ESTABLISHED A.D. 17'

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COTESWORTIi, Esc

SURANCES effected
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FIRE -
Property ineluu

Rent, with the

lent; according to th

reiluctioni all

rnotist.ratis current.

About any chargc
?s to the Assured
[tile Fire Rates,

JAMES KENNEDY, N

also, at 5, Ex(

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IN S U RA

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,ith Entrance

NCE COMPA

sq., Chairman.
.nd Charles Turner, Es,

Deputy-Chair

Roger Lyon Jc

klebriii,Eiq. I Jai

HAMILTc

J. mley Moore,lextprc „ ,
Esq
nry Moore, Esq.
James Pownall, Esq.

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)ove, Est

BIRKENHEAD BRANCH,
)N BUILDINGS, HAMILTON-STRBET

The Directors beg to announce that they continue to 11.1
CEIVE PROPOSALS for FIRE and LIFE INSURANCES.
The large Capital of the Company, and the number and it

,ffered t

the khigdom, with r

No Charge

ct to the advantage

the Poll

LIFE BRANCH

Rates of Premiums few the TV

't Profits.

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1 14 11

2 4 I*

term of ONE YEAH

EARS, Or Ally Ot

)REMIUM
ne the Prem

CE or MFR.—The Premiums be
a OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

A portic

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rated, to

ON CREDIT.

Wetted in v

nain on Creel

'ays not enume.

,et .the convenience cif

:e party making Me

its NUT

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penses of the Oei

L CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT, fA
einq borne in deo provortiony by th
ED FROI

XEM Piga

THE LIABILIT'
The usual Corn

)F PARTNERSHIP,

allowed to Solicitors.
PERCY M. DOVE, Manage]

K.B. The Directors are willing to receive applications frot
ns of INFLUENCE, INTELLIGENCE, and ACTIVITY
AGENCIES throughout the Counties of Lancas
and elsewhere, it being their deter
A fr.nts possessing these qualificatioue

.rland, Oheste

ion only t

January
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

common madness

it is true

We have

tion of ou

and senseless men have end

had an abortive rebellion in Ireland ; and sedition
and conspiracy threatening us in Great Britain.

he tried

,hmen has withstood

assault of treasonable

example and prec

Severe as have been the suffering
working c 1

ses ; sore

y as their tempers have been

tried, and their patience

racked

question

- =
whether on this second day in the new year, there

is a people on the

urface

more devoted to

their so;vreii

Dr to the institutions under which

ive, than are the subjects of our own most

On ti

'e, socially
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

volatile Parisians

polling for the Republican President.
place of the tenth arrondissement, for instance, one of
"1„1_'1-Kader. Tba

At the pollinro

in favour

►rquess de la Roche-.

not make up hii mind to vote in

ke Sue. the Prince

ad Vidocq, the

have issued a circular
hich has been largely
theater, snd to the
hat town to have
periods of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

great pyramid cOverir

stone equal to ea

to a height of 470 fe

higher' than St. Peter's spire

St. Paul's.—Blackwood's-Magazine
CELEBRATED TREES.—

chose to I

Logue o

,ed trees, I might pr

ins and t
er the tel

:s—as the pl

:rates used to swear—the olive t

10 Africanus

ry of Fundi, raver

after sort

etneral

llRlsrellanp.

said that the

ast thre

'e are to be a

ged to

)f which ease

have b

tt eighteen

by the new .entail Bil.
On Friday, a won

tween the parent
marripri of T.n”i,

the bric
A few

having admir

for attending ti
declaring their

has been coo
He struct

A.man, named Bal
Derby,
his wift

On Frid

to the/

ay week the
,ern Union

named Parke.,

more or less injure

about 4,000,000
whole em Dire—ii

Scotian(
have pal

The Duke of.Cle'v

hot in a conflict witt
laced the posthninoi

Orphan School. War

I copies—the
sold ; and a se

in, it ei

.f in ti

at afte

Ty of 7s.
lv widon

4 and tho

tenets

ho kept a ho

se of i'

mmitted fior trial for tl

enceient
from exli

station, was
and one of tl

of paupers in (

and, 2,30(
Since 181
)0 for the

1 other pe

annu

numbe

t -Rab v

the aeceasea in ate

ition—it is said an improved
The rumour runs that the
author has sold his two volumes for ten years, to the
Messrs. Longman, for an annuity of £6OO for that period.
A CEDAR OF LEBANON.-At Little Grimsby Hall,
near L- outh, Lincolnshire, there is now growing a cedar
-
thirteen feet in girth. at a

of Lebanon, which la

-ers a space of 166

,st of £250

f the f

The keeper of Lincoln (

111-fame
rntirde:

patching the offender safely
;entleman thus turned out wa

ht of this

spread of the branches

SHouri

rs of a shooting ma
hbourhood, a Mr. Di

for a wa
1.000. al

supposed arose fr
first

ni the feed(

-dean, whom

Malone Journal relates the
tch that lately came off in
inning_ having undertaken,

.pended

t 280 pi

pieces out

and these i
the shot.

ast monthly

I attend

I announ

workin
to the

and £1

i about s,

i titors
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

lead, and s,
S

all the chilc

three blan

they ha

,ttire, hay

ey h(
uirlwind, a

it exposed

well's surgery, in the
,ention was paid to thei

)re, to give an appearance o

,ined Spicer,

at Polkstone, which has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

id em oi selle Lind and SignorF.Lat

SOLO WR I r,L, A NTE—PiIIIICI4OrtE
ECHO SoNo—Swedish Melody—

lemoiselle Lin
the Queen I"

NTH EM—
Iv A/Indian'

at One o'clock, and Concei
le Committee will attend to

Mence at Two o'clo

SteNyards at the Theatre

ts of Admission to be bad only
. HIME and SONS', Church-stre

from the Commi

ties holding Receipts on WEDNESDAY, January 3rd,
O'clock, Noon, and following days.
No Admission but by Tickets.
Reserved Seats, Boxes, and Pit Stalls,
1017, 10s. 6d. ; Upper Gallery, ss.
Books of Words, with Translation, (Sixpence each,) to
At the Theatre on the Morning of the Concert.
Carriages to put down with Horses' heads facing
JOSEPH BROOKS YATES, Presid
BENJAMIN PLATT, Treasurer.
Southern and Torteth Hospital, December 26th, ISA

Is. ; Low

JENNY LIN

Money 1

et"---
HIME AND SON

t 11)

ROYAI

HRISTIAN- STREET

'F THE NO!

lediate Patronag

MONDAY EVENINC

Lext, the StleitL

HE OFFICERS 0
1 Richard Brineley Peat

THE GARRISON

Acts, of
RS ~..ttMIS

AMATEU

CTORS.
nant King, T

David Ihil
Tr. O. P. Bußtl

Forster, 62d Regiment.
Lieutenant Curtis, H.E.I.C.S
Fimkins.. Ensign Hesketh, 46th Regiment.

Elderberiy

Miss Mry Hard:
Mrs. Mary Goner

tietween the Acts, the BAND of
the Direction of M. SEUME, will pp
OVERTURES, tt
-'IACOVIENNE
Pate, ''-olionable Comedy

h REGIMENT, un

Form several admire

,y Mrs. Elli

HIGH LIFE BELOI4
Loyd Captain Forster,
Freeman.. Lieutenant Curtis, H
Philip Captain Garrett, 46

STAIRS
1 Reg

Lieuteriant Chambers

46th Regiment.

Lieuten

itenant Niel

rife- Ser
Kingsto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

ur ship, frOna New York, was

afactur- ed tobacco

A. quantity of 591 b,

he vessel,

be the property of

gh without actual freesi

though not what many called healthil

azy atmosphere, e

le to affections of the hit

he end, favout:

ets are, meantime dry, and,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-02

the votes given was
Univs

says, it was give

jaquelin, who coul

favour of either

)f the other

who received single votes were Engei
3inville, Berrver, Marshal Souk

>torious thief-taker.'
Messrs. Jones Loyds

announcing a change in their firm

connect

I with the Pr

sound managemet
been indebted foi

sperity of Ma
f which we belie

Dver-speculation
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK.

•
STOVE, GREENHOUSE, &c.—Those plants which have
ornamented the stove with their flowers during the sum-
mer, such as Echites, Allacuandas,
lledychiums, &c.,
should be kept as much as possible in a state of rest
while winter flowering plants may be gently urged by in-
creased watering and warmer temperature. In the con-
servatory, after wet weather, an occasional fire will be be-
neficial to expel damp. The sashes can be opened to
assist in airing the house.
FLowr.R GARDEN.—PIace alpine plants in their winter
quarters. Transplant evergreen and deciduous shrubs
and herbaceous plants. Plant bulbs, such as crocuses,
snowdrops, early tulips, anemonies, &c.
KITCHEN GARDEN.—Dress strawberry beds, by slightly
forking in some well rotted manure. Draw the soil to
leeks, and any of the cabbage crop that may require it.
Plant garlic and shallots. Trench and ridge vacant
ground.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

ST. PAUL'S WARD.

Last night, a meeting was held at the New York Hotel, in
Union-street, to promote the return of Mr. Godfrey. Mr.
M`Guffie was in the chair. Mr. Godfrey delivered a lengthened
address, which was well received, expressing himself favour-
able to dock rating, and opposed to the Pike scheme. As to cot-
tageproperty, Mr. Godfrey said that:such would drive the tenants
into the workhouse, or out of the town. He thought with Mr.
R. Gladstone, that the rates should berevised.—The Chairman,
in returning thanks, said he would wait to oppose Mr. Briscoe
in 1851.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
(ny EXPRESS.).

HEALTH OF THE QUEEN DOWAGER.
STANMORE, MONDAY, 11 A.M.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, we regret to learn, con-
tinues in a very critical state.
The following bulletin has just been issued:—
" Her Majesty the Queen Dowager has had a bad night, and
is not quite so well this morning."

NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING.
YESTERD A y.—(By Electric Telegraph.)
PLATE OF £5O.

Defaulter..
Wantota ..

MATCHES.

Antonio received from (Edipus.—Sagacity beat Newport.—
Le Beau beat Sultana.—Damask received from Lord Glasgow's
filly,

SWEEPSTAKES Of 10 SOYS. for Two-year old
Filly out of Thug's dam -
Remnant
Wren..

LONDON MONEY MARKET. YESTERDAY.

The English stock market is steady to-day. Consols opened
at 92* to 4, and the first transactions took place at 924 both for
money and account. No variation has since occurred beyond
a slight advance in the rate for time bargains, and they are at
present quoted 92* to # for cash, and 924 to j for the 14th
November. The Three per Cent. Reduced mark 90;
and 91 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 92* and 4. Bank
Stock, 1974 and 1984. Exchequer Bills are Is. lower, having
been negotiated at 435. and 465. prem.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

COURT AND FASHION.

The Queen Dowager is dangerously ill. Dr. Davies is
in constant attendance; but the disease of the lungs,
under' which her Majesty has been labouring for years,
has now assumed a far more serious appearance than
hitherto, so as to leave little hopes from human skill.
Her Majesty has condescendingly promised to be pre-
sent at the opening of the new Coal Exchange, in the city
of London, accompanied by Prince Albert, on the 30th
instant. It will be a state visit, and will no doubt give a
general stimulus to trade eastward of Temple Bar. It is
long since a British Sovereign ventured within the pur-
lieus of Billingsgate. Her Majesty will embark onboard
her state barge at Whitehall at half-past twelve, arriving
about one at the Custom-house Quay, where every suitable
preparation will be made for the reception of her Majesty:
a covered way will thence be formed for the procession to
the Coal Exchange. Her Majesty will be accompanied by
Prince Albert, and it is hoped by the Prince of Wales.
Her Majesty will return by water between two and three
o'clock. No steam-boats or laden craft will be allowed to
move on the river.

On Saturday the Prince of Wales hoisted his standard
for the first time, on the occasion of his royal highness,
with the other juvenile members of the royal family, em-
barking at Cowes, in the royal yacht Fairy, for Gosport,
unaccompanied by her Majesty and Prince Albert.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

" J. E. G., Eastham."—We would advise you to pur.
chase the auriculas in spring. You will thus avoid the
risks of winter. _ _

"John Ifolt."—The way to treat Cephalotus felieularis
during the winter is to lessen the supply of water; also
lessen the temperature. An intermediate house suits it
befit.

tI)tI1 t.

To sail on the sth November. .
For HONG KONG and \VHAMPOA,
iUtk The well-known A 1 Ship
AQUA MARINE ;
Registers 425 tons ; coppered ; sails very fast ; and
is in all respects a first-rate conveyance.—For terms apply to
Messrs. WILLIAM FISHER and SON, or to BOLDS and CO.

east

E. With quick despatch.
For CALCUTTA,
1;.",,' i' The Aisplendid new Liverpool-built• Ship
JAEGER,
BARTLETT, Commander;
A 1 at Lloyd's for twelve years; 681 tons register; now on her
second voyage. Having the greater 'portion of her cargo en-
gaged, will be despatched forthwith. She will be found a first-
sate conveyance for goods and passengers.—For terms of
freight, &c. apply to BOLDS and CO.

Will positively sail on Saturday next, the 27th
instant, weather permitting.
For CALCUTTA,
The fine Clyde-built Ship TAAIERLANE,
D. MACKENZIE. Commander,
(Who is well acquainted with the trade;)
A 1; 427 tons; coppered ; and well known for making remark-
ably quick passages, and in every respect a first-rate convey-
ance both for goods and passengers.—For terms of freight or
passage apply on board, in Salthouse Dock ; to Mr. W. S.
COLEBOURN onto W. and J. TYREIt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

WHERE A. CONTINUANCE OF ORDERS WILL BB ESTEEMED.

ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS,
LIVERPOOL, October 20, 1849.

FINE OLD TURKEY
COFFEE.
Families may be now supplied with this description, which
is of unusually Rich Flavour, at

Is. 6D. Per Pound.

ROBT. ROBERTS, & COMPY.
Entrance up the Steps leading to the----BANK.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

lutely wanton in an establishment over which female re-' .

. .
+t ,r .Au wswiefr presputeu
.;Mto hre furnished with the tetittisiten.s
necessary fOr a gentleman's house—namely, a splendid mahog-
any any four-pOst bedstead, with drab damask hangings and OA-
!lasses ; several prime (new) feather bads t hair matresses :"
mahogany xreardrabes end nobbles : ditto dressing tables and
basic-sitnds ; comm Odes, dressing-glasses„ new cir,peting,
vizi told arm-chairs, cane seat ditto, damask wirul.,o haitg-
iil
, boot-stand, t. few Scripture pieces ; fender and tre-itOns,
chamber-stand., foot-pan and bath, &c., &c.
And all this for a poor priest living au garcon at the
babk of 0. Munster bog!
The "sterling silver" is rated at " hundred
buntes"—among wllich we find enumerated " a magnifi-
cent and richly-chased teapot, sugar-bowl, candlesticks,"
&c,., &c.; all whioh, we are informed, " have been very
recently purchased new"—we presume , since the famine
commenced.
- -

We have no clue to the amount of legacy and probate
duty paid upon the rev, gentleman's will : judging, how-
ever, from the revelations of Mr. Lorenzo N. O'Neill,
and the hoard of his brother priest of Slane, it must have
been anything but a fleabite.
The priests are the noisiest enemies of ecclesiastical
wealth and The fiercest sticklers for Church reform to be
anywhere found. Their congregations, however, whew
they inwardly digest such disclosures as those on which
we have just commented, may possibly fancy that, if
Church revenues are to undergo a reform, the salutary
process of retrenchment may begin a little nearer home
than the taxed and beggared Protestant Establishment of
Ireland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

LIVERPOOL OCTOtER SESSIONS.

There sessions, for the trial of prisoners in the Liver-
pool Borough gaol, commenced yesterday, before Gilbert
Henderson, Esq.. the Recorder. The calendar contained
the names of 122 prisoners,—of whom 16, were charged
pith felony, and 17 with misdemeanour and assaults.
Of the whole number 19 can read imperfectly ;• 43 can
read and write imperfectly; 55 can neitharead nor write;
and 5 can read write well. The following-gentlemen were
sworn in to constitute
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 26th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 17, Exchange-buildings,
60 Tons Ichaboe GUANO.
For particulars apply to
J. H. RAYNER and CO., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 13, Exchange-buildings,
106 Hhds. } COCOANUT OIL,
5 Butts
53 Bundles fine COIR YARN,
Just arrived per 29th May, in Albert Dock.—Apply to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

small F I ELD CATTLE MAR KET.-YESTE RDA Y.

The very choicest descriptions of beasts are not abundant,
these consequently find purchasers, but 3s. 10d. is an extreme
quotation. Of inferior kinds a larAe number remain unsold,
andvery low prices taken for those that were sold. Some of the
choicest downs have made 48., but the instances are rare;
long•woolled Sheep are selling at very low rates. Calves are
not so plentiful as of late, but so few are wanted that prices are
no better. Trade is very bad for Pigs.

EXAMINATION OF MASTERS AND MATES.—At a meet-
ing of a board of examiners, held at the board-room,
No. 8, Exchange-alley North, Capt. James King, late
master of the " Gardner," of Londonderry, was found
duly qualified for a first-class master's certificate ' • and
Mr. Philip Bennett, late chief officer of the " Swan," of
Liverpool. was likewise qualified of a second-class
master.
CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON STREET.—Mr. Milne
and the Misses Smith appeared last evening at the Con-
cert-hall. The programme was well made up, and the
singing was in good style and taste. A further opportu-
nity of noticing Mr. Mtlne'sperformances, will, no doubt,
incline us to detail his merits at the length they appear,
from what we have already seen, to be entitled to. •
MR. SCATES' CONCERTINA SOIREE.—The qualities of
this instrument, of which Mr. Scates has, more than any
other professor, developed the beauties, will be brought
before the public at his concert on Thursday evening next,
to be held at the Assembly-rooms, in Great George-street,
on which occasion he will be assisted oy his talented lady,
Mr. Case, and Mr. Lake, with Miss Cubitt, (from Lon-
don,) Miss Wliitnall, Miss Stewart, (from Londou,) Mr.
Geo. Buckland, Mr. J. Robinson, and Mr. Hime. The
Programme is most excellently selected, and we anticipate
a great musical treat.
EXCHANGE WARD.—REQUISITION TO MR. MUM.—
The requisition which this gentleman has received from
the electors contains the names of 214 voters. The feel-
ing on 'Change being so marked in favour of Mr. Tyrer,
it was not deemed necessary to obtain more than 54 names
to the invitation, so that the remainder (viz. 160) are
tradesmen. This, we believe, is the largest number of
names ever obtained to a requisition in this ward ; and
what renders it still more gratifying is the fact, that it
embraces men of opposite political opinions to the candi-
date ; thus shewing the high opinion Mr. Tyrer has won
from the electors generally, after six years' representation
of the ward. Mr. Tyrer's election may, therefore, be
considered safe ; but his committee are busily engaged on
his behalf, and are adopting active measures, which must
render opposition perfectly fruitless.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT
99, LORD.STREET.
IT affords us pleasure in being able to lay before
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF
WOOLLEN GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN LIVERPOOL,
AT NO ADVANCE UPON THE PRICES OF LAST YEAR,
BUT, IN MANY INSTANCES,
AT A LOWER RATE.
We have a few choice CLOTHS, of German Manufacture.
which we shall be glad to show to any Party.wishing to see the
peculiarities of that particular make.
PHILLIPS AND HOLME.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

THE AUTUMN PURCHASES
being now completed, the varied produce of London, Man-
chester, Bradford, Halifax, Huddersfield, Glasgow, Paisley,
Galashiels, and other districts, in great profusion, choice in
patterns, colours, and assortment,
IS NOW READY FOR SALE.
The Stock of BLACK GOODS, in every description of Dress,
Shawls, Mantles, Sze., has had especial attention.
FURS, OF THE BEST LONDON MAKE,
Consisting of Queen's Boas, Cardinal Capes, Victorines, Muffs,
Cuffs, Round and Flat Boas, &c., iu real Sable, French, Ger-
man, and Canadian Sable ; Mink, Squirrel, Stone Martin,
Kolinsky, Fitch. &c.
MANTLES AND MANTLE CLOTHS.
Mantles in all the newest Parisian and London Tapes, with
an unbounded Assortment of Mantle Cloths, Tweeds, and
Trimmings.
GALA PLAIDS AND TWEEDS.
FRENCH MERINOS AND BRADFORD GOODS.
SILKS AND SILK VELVETS,
Purchased before the late advance in Raw Silk.
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.
DELAINES AND CASHMERES.
A large Lot of FURNITURE DAMASKS and PRINTS, at
various prices, very cheap.
A Lot of LANNELS and BLANKETS, bought previous to
the late advance on very advantageous terms, will be offered
very low.
The TABLE LINEN and SHEETING Department is well
supplied.

JOHN BRISCOE,
GO AND 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

CAUTION.

PARTIES wishing their work to be done in the
usual superior style hitherto adopted, and which has given
to our Customers such great satisfaction, will please carefully
to observe (especially in sending Work) that the
ORIGINAL AND OLD-ESTABLISHED
LONDON DYE-HOUSE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-23

CONDUCTED BY

MRS. JOHNSON,
in the name of JOHNSON BROTHERS, is
NO. 9, RANELAGH-STRIET,

and has not any connexion with any other of the same name
in the street.
The other Branch is 126, BOLD-STREET.

REMOVAL.
MRS. GOODMANE, for the better accommodation of her
Pupils, has REMOVED her Instruction Rooms to No. 42,
RENSHAW-STREET, oppnsite the Unitarian Chapel.
NEW CLASSES ARE. FORMED DAILY.
LESSONS IN PLAIN AND FANCY MILLINERY, DRESS-
MAKING, &c., WITH THE GIFT OF MANTLES AND
OTHER PATTERNS.
MRS. GOODMANE, (from Madame Galignani's,
Rue St. Honor! a Paris, and Madame Mallabee's, Re-
gent Circus, London,) Authoress of the Milliners' and Dress-
makers' Vade Mecum, respectfully announces to the Laeies of
Liverpool and its Vicinity, that she continues to TEACH the
whole ART of FITTING, CUTTING, and MAKING every
ARTICLE in MILLINERY and DRESS-MAKING, in a
COURSE of TEN LESSONS.
Mrs. G. has had extensive experience in the first Houses in
Paris and London, and has succeeded in perfecting a system
of measuring .&c., which combines mathematical certainty,
great simplicity, and unerring accuracy. The instructions are
concise, easily understood, and readily remembered and prac-
tised. and she guarantees to ensure greater certainty after a
course of her lessons than could possibly be attained by several
years' experience on the old system. Private Classes may be
formed, to suit the convenience of applicants. *4.* The Terms
include the Drawn Bonnet Making. Private Instruction-rooms.
No. 42, RENSHAW-STREET.
Practice hours commence at Ten o'clock. Afternoon and
Evening Classes arranged to suit the-applicants.

GENTLEMEN'S
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.

LIGHT SUMMER COATS,
PALETOTS,
SHOOTING COATS, DRESSING GOWNS, '
THE NEW STUDY COATS,
ZEPHYR•ALPACA WRAPPERS,

WALKING COATS,
WATERPROOF AND AIRPROOF FABRICS,
FRENCH HATS,
TRAVELLING AND YOUTHS' CAPS.

P. L. MACTAGGART,

TAILOR AND OUTFITTER,

24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.

FZATHER BED &MATTRESS WAREHOUSE
ESTABLISHED 1827.
PENNELL AND WHITTLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEATHER BED, MATTRESS,
AND CURLED HAIR MANUFACTURERS,
UPHOLSTERERS, &c:, •
126, WHITECHAPEL,' Corner of Great Charlotte-street.
Manufactory, Feather-street, Liverpool.

FEATHERS.
Purified Poultry, Purified Grey and White,
99 Alined Greys, „ Best White Goose
„ Foreign Greys, „ DantzicDowneFeatliers,
DOW E, &c.,
BORDERED AND PLAIN BED TICKS,
Ready made, all sizes.

P. and W. beg to call attention to their extensive Stock of
Feathers; and as they are prepared on the Premises, by im-
proved Machinery, and under their own inspection, they can
be confidently recommended thoroughly Sweet and free from
Duxt.
CURLED HAIR, WOOL, SILK AND COTTON FLOCK
MATTRESSES. _ _

BEDS CLEANED and PURIFIED, in the best manner,
MATTRESSES AND CUSHIONS
CLEANED 6. RE-MADE.
Bedsteads, Paillasses, Blankets. Counterpanes, Quilts, Sheet•
ing, and every desc►iption of Bedding, at the
FEATHER BED AND MATTRESS WAREHOUSE,
126, WHITECHAPEL,
CORNER OF GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET.