The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-30 00:00:00

union, relieved at

There remains little doubt that the fearful loss of life
on board the Royal Adelaide steamer was occasioned by
the bursting of the boilers, and the blowing up of the
vessel.

In a case recently heard in London against a poor man
m bad pawned six pairs of ladies' shoes which he had

neration for making them was sevenpence per pair.
DOMESTICATED CUCKOO. —The Stamford Mercury
says that Mr. Richard Dowey, of Sleaford, has kept a
cuckoo alive through the winter. On the 30th March,
and every day since, it has uttered its well-known note.

Bell's Weekly Messenger says, that on one day last
week, at least two thousand bills were protested in the
city of London alone. One bill-broker had upwards of
three hundred returned.
At the meeting of the nrnnrianra of the f,lnl,n A...

fated by the deputy-chairman

The spring fleet of Baltic traders sailed from Montrose
Ml Wednesday, and was composed of twenty-eight ves-

An owner of race-horses complains in Bell's Life that
at the last meeting at Northampton he was actually
charged, at an inn, 7s. for one bushel of oats, and 4s. 6d.

ELIZA. CHESTNEY.
been married recently
in company with her

—This intrepid young woman has
She visited Cambridge on Friday,
)and, on their wedding excur-

sion. SI
Lord Brougham is about to convert some of his fine
lands near Brougham Hall into a deer park, the high

Colonel Colston, of Malvern Wells, at his last audit, re-
turned to his numerous tenants on the Cotswold Hills
twenty-five per cent. upon their last half-year's rent, with

a promise turf
The savings

to assist in whatever

at Lewes was closed on Wednesday.
;e said, "to the continued illness of
some unexplained and recently-disco-

the actuary, and
vered errors in the r. Junts."
A girl has been committed for trial for perjury, at Not-
tingham, having falsely charged two men with a criminal
assault upon her. She carried on a system of extortion

ranting similar charges.
Gough was admitted a member of the

Company, on
banquet

iven in

Our of the occasion, inthenoble

STOVEL SPORT

al 41 feet in length. and w

ng upwards of 1681b5., was shot a few days since at
year Bristol, by Mr. Davis, the tide-surveyor on that
- eal when discovered was basking in the
er mark.

un on the Denny beloi

!ARRIVAL OF A NEGRO PHYSICIAN
Igers by the Avon steamer. from ti

mong the pas

West Indies:is a

it to th

A on a scientific experiment,

as a propelling power

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Two orphan children having died at Calstock, the cu-
rate, Mr. t.arthew, when they ‘vere buried, finding that
one had not been baptized, read the funeral service in the
singular number, refusing to include the unbaptized child

An overt.._ .teen received by the Royal Commis-
sioners from the Government of the United States of
America, offering to remove the Great Exhibition of 1851,
after its close in London, to be reproduced at New York
and paying a consideration for the
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