The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-09 00:00:00

LORIOUS FRANCE" AND WISE TIPPERA•

Tipperary, of course, cannot be called the Athens,o
Ireland. Its peasantry are not generally reputed to
the most enlightened of the Irish people. Otherwise sir:
following extract from an address just presented fr°7,,
Borrisoleigh, in the county of Tipperary, to the Fren;
nation, and published by the Minister of the Interior, 1217;
have been regarded by that functionary as a piece a 0
bitter sarcasm :

Glorious France I You have been the asylum of our exileA
the retreat of our clergy. You have received our soldiers into
ranks of your army. You have welcomed and protected no
countrymen—you have opened your arms to them—You I'o4o
extended to us your 'sympathies—you have given to us i,,-„a
tears and your blood ; and when, a short tithe since, Ire The
appeared to wish to engage in contest with her oppressors,,L
of your most illustrious citizens, Ledru Rollin. offered ta"!
land the support of France. Be assured, therefore, that never
shall we forget the proofs you have given lls of nur sYmPaanuer
Never shall promises or menaces induce us to raise our b
against you, our old associate, our eternal friend."
the MinistFranceer
ofth,tee exnd h
Interiore willer mpathl
recollect
colleet.tlig
peculiar waycoculivarrse in which
towards the poor Irish workmen, whom her people, in
eir
selfishness of their revolutionary frenzy, drove from ',reit
employment, refusing them even time to pack. up 1.'1,416
household goods, their clothes, or to draw their lira
savings from the banks in which they were deposited
we doubt whether one in a thousand of the men 0
perary are at all informed upon the subject. Mel
only in " glorious France" a people happy after their 0.1;
fashion; rejoicing in turbulence bloodshed, and civil stll.o
Glorious France and wise Tipperary Verily ye
worthy of each 9ther. •

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The Clare and Longford estates of the Duke of —lithe
ingham have been sold at a great sacrifice.. For but
Westmeath estates only one lot was sought after, "
was bought in.

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MELANCHOLY DISTRESS.—At Marylebone 13°-li
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office, on Saturday, Lydia Traley, an interesting 31°.,„it
woman, was charged with having attempted to des tner
herself by strangulation. It appeared that the Pris° to
was found lying in the road by Mornington-crescent,.j
all appearances lifeless, with a white handkerchief 0:1;3
tight round her throat ; her-mouth was covered with Ole
and her face was quite black. She was removed to rest
station-house, where she recovered, and expressed a
be-
regret at having made the attempt upon. her life. thiards
ing questioned, she stated, that she had lived for 'Ow toa
of two years with a gentleman, who had deserted bero
left her in a starving condition.. h
She had written to sod
several'times, but could get no answer; she had not li'theo
anything for three days, and had pawned all her c'foula
to procure food. The magistrate directed that she s'assi
be sent to prison for a short timer in order that herdope"
might be inquired into, and that something might'
for her relief.

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LIVERPOOL- CATTLE. MARKET.—MA' 6
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We have bad rather a large supply of stock. Oevabera
rather dull for middling descriptions of stock. The nu
at market-1,922-13easts; 4,772 Sheep.

TIDE AB T.
MORN. lEV.ENO.I HORTLE.)

h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday... 9k 3,1 p 3.4& 14 8
Wednesday.lo 419 454 12 7
Thursday ..11 530 6, 9 11 10
Friday ....12 647 7, 25 11 7
Saturday ...13 8 0 828 12' 3 rot
Sunday.....l4 854 9' 17 12 11 3d SuilaY aft
Monday.... 15 938 10 34 13 11

ARRIED.
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On the 2nd instant, atM
St Nicholas Church, MN lof -
WHITE, skipwrtht, to Miss MARY ANN AvARDA,--'
tows .

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DIED.
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r On the 7th instant, at her residence Great ile"iier a lein
JANE, relict of the late Mr. WILLIAM BUTTON, a cbrioo cl,
and distressing illness, which she endured with tree long $ll
fortitude. She was universally respected, and will be
deservedly deplored.

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TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1848- ~,
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