The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-14 00:00:00

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) n ,- &Meg by sturtton. Co be Oolb. Mlantel3. linOttratut llottres. • . . which a great deal of insurance biisinets is done; and it is ve..l
apparent how greatly such a system must withdraw the prefin FOURTH EDITION•
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in this Institution, low as the premiums for the younger lives
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II RD, _all ' SALE AT THE CONCERT INN—BANKRUPTS' COPYHOLD ESTATE. •
_. 'WANTED, in an extensive STARCH MANUFAC- LIFE INSURANCE ANNUAL REPORT. . are, I know that such an ample provision was made by Mr. Standard-office, Three o'clock.
ri o'clock Pe-gee • EFFECTS. MO be SOLD, a beautifully-situated COUNTRY V V TORY, a FOREMAN, possessing a thorough knowledge , •el Cleghorn for the expenses of management and for contingent . . .
is, Raab° .1 • By Mr.' T. BRANCH, 1 RESIDENCE, and about Fifteen Acres of LAND, in West of the business. No person need apply who cannot produce lON-, QCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION .
considerableloysebecovnetrryibutiSPCEoCJlAT 1 ITI
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CR . Tots DAY, (Tuesday,)tbe 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Derby, with tastefully-planted and highly-ornamental Pleasure satisfactory references as to his competent skill, and steadiness kJ • irealized;osses, t h antn tdhseirterer
those
suet ultimately ant, eb
VAIEYI--
stei are reali .
-- el ,i , Premises, the Concert Inn, Wood-street, corner of Concert- Grounds, good Gardens, Entrance Lodge, Coach-house, and of character. The TENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the,
the main improvement made by Mr. Cleghorn hinges. And,
' street order of the Assignees, Stabling 'for four horses, &c. Address to Box T 92, Postoffice, Liverpool. CONTRIBUTORS was held, in the Waterloo Rooms, Edin- 'zed ought to draw them. This is the pr
ion contributions
p lsucheon profitspwr ho profits
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An' verve,
THE valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a Apply to THOS. WYLIE, 3, Barned's-buildings, Castle-street.
burgh, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th February current. ROBT. •S -
though the prosperity of this Institution has been very remark-
sari, SI 604, •
MORNING GOVERNESS.QUESTION Of THE DOCK PORTER&
ined II Broadwood and Sen, China, .
' el Six-octave Piano-Forte, by . SCLATER, Esq., in the Chair. . 0. i acne, lam far from being.. surprised at it ; and lam persuaded
, . of
• kilns. Copper Cans, Pewter Measures, and other Effects of MO be SOLD, a good FAMILY HOUSE, fitted up A LADY is desirous of meeting-. with an Engagement The CHAIRMAN said,—l think it due to myself to state that • that. the more its principles are known and studied, the more
favour will it receive from the public. I desire to make no in-
f roomf; fort 4
1., with all the modern conveniences, having a good GAR- fl. as MORNING GOVERNESS, in the neighbourhood of I have been called upon to fill the office of Chairman, not from .. Intended rel tr. Mr. Thomas Baskerville, a Bankrupt.
to St. James's- Liverpool. She is fully competent to instruct in every Branch any qualifications which I ossess, but.upon the simple ground
11 den* If • The FURNITURE includes to o Eight-day Clocks and a Time- DEN, on the south side of Alfred-street, near
'a tork li4 piece, in Alahogany Cases; Four.post and Camp, Bedsteads, road. .
if be hadof English Education,'• h.l • that be the
The Furniture, which is quite modern, may on an
1. , h e , et in the 'prosperity of all of them, because I see in that prosperity .. •meeting
..v,i(li.oues comparison with other similar Institutions. I rejoice
' ' • A secial of the Dock Committee was held at
-much. that must conduce to the moral and economical welfare one o'clock this day, to consider a communication relatiee
:er's s .tbel
French. crave your indulgence for the very imperfect manner in whiehi
to the porters, received from the Sub-committee, who had
ito Adel), Feather Beds, A.lattresses, and Bedding; Painted Chamber Ar . Valuation, required.
06° tides, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets ; Mahogany Furni- To be LET, a comfortable HOUSE and GARDEN. at Great Address K. A., Albion-office. I discharge the duties that devolve upoteme. You have been
called together for the purpose of receiving,from the Directors'
It : s . they should be guided b resin rid
scien
their management,
„tit the community. And all I wish is, that, in the
adetails. of
had an interview with a deputation from the operative
rid be c° ~, • ture, in a handsome modern Chiffonier, a Dressing Table and Neston.
'WANTED, in or near Liverpool, by a Widow Lady, the Report of their proceedings draing the past year.corn-
ent e Washstand, with marble Tops, Dining,, Card, and Pembroke Apply to Tilos. WYLIE, 3, Barned's-buildings, Castle-street.
has been steadily porters, and had passed a resolution founded upon what
liTd , • inencement of this Institution, its business . .
21st illllteiv, ' Tables, Chairs, Chest of Drawers, Bureau, & ,c. • a Painted been the privilege of the different gentlemen wile have iii
that during itsfirst year,
' had transpired at the meeting. There were present, Mr-
on aPP NY Office Desk, Kitchen Requisites, &c. TO be SOLD, a new, light, fashionable PILENTUM a SITUATION as COMPANION or HOUSEKEEPER the chair which I now occu •to congratulate yeu on the
to an Elderly Lady or Gentleman. Salary not so much an ob- creasing • M..' • - * • tific principles. I observe that? every ye ce the
m_ I and progressively increasing. I see. ,
*the B• Moore ( h • )and fifteen other members.
•street, °I. AMES CkZE-
Catalogues may be had on the Premises; from J CARRIAGE, hung very low, suitable for Invalids or proserity of the Institution ; a revilepge which I an,
Ject as a comfortable home. References are kindly permitted glad to say still'regularly till, during last year, The CHAT 51 in introducing the subject, said the
i -182 Policies were issued, and that, in each succeeding year, B. c airman
number has been increasing,
the
elderly People; carries four inside; was built to order, regard-remains to me. You will hear from the Re'
?COVE, Esq., the Official Assignee, Eldon-chambers, or from
to the Rev. W. G. coldwen. Rectory, Stafford, and Mrs. J. that we have done a larger * they amounted to 472, being 56 abovepreceding' year. Al- Dock Committee '
less of expense, and will be sold a bargain. Also, an elegant amount of business than has eviler ' ,e. had no interest and derived no gain Campbell, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool... ~ v me, then, to congratulate this meeting on the growing
ee tis Mr. BRANCH, Auctioneer, in Hanover-street.
,been done in any former year of the Society's existence ••aild " . from that part-of the act which required and regulated the
rEltE"' and biehly-finished Four-inside CLARENCE BROUGHAM, Address, D. G. Postoffice, Stafford. it must be gratifying to us to know that the number of Pc'ilicies; prosperity of the Instituti ,on and to propose the following mo- present system •'
RTS• retic:; CHOICE MODERN ENGRAVINGS, ELEGANTLY with all the recent. improvements, for One Horse or a Pair;
.m.eer,e,e...... opened from the commencement exceeds that of any Wier,.
for I or
ten which has been put into my •
now
hands?—" That the Meeting of dock porterage. The six clauses that
FRAMED. follows very lightly; and will be sold with a twelvemonth's
Office in Scotland at the same period of its history. It is withread, and confirm related to the system were adopted on the recommends-
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theaprove of the Report by the Directors, , . ..
( have tie:
By Mr. T. BRANCH, warranty. Abney. no purpose of drawing an invidious' comparison' between our-, appointmentsg thereby made. • f_arther_, approve of the Bill lion of the merchants themselves, and the Committee, in
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TtiesdaY)„ eol
introduced into Parliament- 'D. t -entitled ` A Bill inserting them in the bill, were not amenable to the
by the Director.., ore,
selves and kindred Societies that I make this remark. I !Rep-
RROW, nes ay
To-uo (Wed d .)the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock, To be seen at HOPKINSON'S Coach Manufactory, Seel-street,
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Liverpool.. .
latin the Scottish Provident Institution, for con- charge of dictation. He alluded to thecomplaints made
'remises 'OO4
at the Hanotter Rooms,
MONEY. lion it simply as a fact, which, while it is calculated to givens' .
„1-0, '„eo CHOICE Collection of Modern ENGRAVINGS, --
MO be SOLD, a Bargain, Six well-tenanted DWEL- -- encouragement, must also be gratifying to•us as mem 1 1 ers of firming the Laws and Regulations thereof, for
enabling tile said by the
porters being paid at public-houses, lodging-
EY -.-' rßasing fl TO £1250, WANTED to BORROW, Society, to sue and be sued, to take and to hold property,bannd
houses, &c., but no specific grievance was instanced
;
-rat Ofttt''' comprising fine early impressions of the Pillage of
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.1_ LING-HOUSES, situate in a central part of the town. •
1f,30,.., on unexceptionable Freehold and Leasehold society in general inasmuch as it shows that the value of. Life. '
for other purposes relating to said Society,' which has now
tee
sett Same
." ouse, and the 'Death of Douglas, after Landseer, Babington b
Tenure; Leasehold, two lives and twenty-one years. Present secur.ities Assurance is becoming more widely appreciated. Owing to,
ear; read ; and of the alterations upon the Deed of Constitu ion and he. read the resolution come to by the Sub-commit-
on Vbell'i Conspiracy, Death of Leonardi di Vinci, the Debarkation an Rental •-t's4, which will be offered to yield to the purchaser 10 - ease which has p evailed during- the last
Immedfateapplication'to be made to Alessrs. Lowsrsaonouci 11 the extentthe licenses of those so acting should proposed to be thereby effected ; and authorise the Director; tee, that .. be ivith-
Dn. of 11,11R.0 Surrender of Mary Queen of Scots, Interior of the House o
per cent. per annum on the outlay.t disease
natural! xperct that a grefiter amount of
Paul and HARDING, 46, Castle-street.to proceed with the requisite measures for having the Bill drawn, and that licenses should not in future be granted
Lords, Magna Charts, several of the Cartoons, Saint For all particulars apply to Messrs. LOWNSBOROUOH and mortality has taken place among yourselves. While such iv the
-ouPs,,,,- -er- 0 pissed into alaw, subject to such alter as may be made d . .to persons keeping public-houses.
Preaching El tl S rer James the First and the Gold- ..,
case, we have cause for congratulation that the deaths, thistle-1i" r Parliament, .
~, ymas ie orce . nARDING, 46, Castle-street.
Alfred and the
nor rleir!',i/ smith, the Concealment of the Scottish Regalia, . WANTED, the Sum of X 2500, on Two well-situated exceeding the number ha former years, have not, even in .A long discussion took place, during which several mesi
an Ile „ttell' .Counsel to waorti it shall be remitted by the Directors for
Harper, Charles the First Parting with his Children, and sea.e- rjlo be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, by order of the
hers said that the porters had preferred their complaints
by the" .i Freehold Warehouses in Liverpool, occupied by the pasctwyear, reached the number exhibited in the Tables
tooe thet revisal."
. mol other sul ject , the whole appropriately Framed in Papier
ell_ Aiortgagee, in one or several Lots, a singularly valuable same Tenant for the last twenty years. Valued by Mr. *-1.)
~;,,, : pr ;_ and I max remind you of the fact, thatnwith great moderation and respect; and the
4,.
Air. JoIIN Al`Cßaw said, before agreeing to adopt at once the Committee
nd Cataler /ladle, Gold,-)Map*3le, and Rosevrood, in the most modern style, PROPE R T Y, consisting of Three capital DWELLING- Weightman at the sum of .e 5400. Rental .4'340. d huspd 'net -
LIT or investigation two years since, the e .
.. latter part of the motion, although I have every confidence in evinced throughout the meeting, a strong dispositiou to
and Glazed. HOUSES, fronting Alfred-street, and Six TERRACE-HOUSES Apply to Messrs. H. and J. FORSHAW, Solicitors, Sweeting- greatly exceed one . , . .
• half of the calculated amount. (Applanse.)
the Directors, I would like to be informed what are the precise remove any grievances shewn by the men that fell within
To be viewed THISDAY, (Tit,' sday,) the 14th instant, when Ca- fronting Rathbone-street. comprising Eighteen. distinct Tene- . street, Liverpool. You will have observed by the notice calling the meeting, thrat alterations which the Bill referred to makes in our Deed of their power, and did not contravene the present law, which
'_-------/4 teems may be had from Mr. BRANCH. ments. The Property will require a small additional outlay for
0. - its perfect completion, when its estimated rental will be .t 340
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. ring the benefits and privileges of Incorporation- This will be : could be altered Only by Parliament. Air. JOHN II • ' 'd T •
...; r. HURTER jun., sai , .is(i r cite proper that Mr. i
A Orr • per annum. LOANS ON DEBENTURES. fully explained to you. limey state, however, that it make* no
Craw should be satisfied upon this point. The Bill, in the After a variety of opinions being expressed, on the ,p6i.
efl' 4 'SAL OF THE COSTLY FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
This Property being in the centre of Liverpool, and in the 'TENDERS of material change in the Deed of Constitution. It only atters , m
LOANS on DEBENTURE BONDS some matters of minor detail, and makes such 'prcAlstions as very first clause, contains a distinct declaration—" That no- terage of the port, and the subject under consideratian;
Ra' sae''! OF THE UNION CLUB HOUSE. immediate vicinity of St. James's Market, will always secure
j_ are now received in Sums of not less than esoo, for any are rendered necessary by the extension Of our busineA in ' • thing herein, co: ained shalt relieve or discharge the Society in the end, from the information mutually given
at 106/.oi By Mr. T. BRANCH, h instant at -good tenants.
s, 19. 1*():Ttglo Ga TlinitsneYneXt, the 16th, and FRI DA y, the 17t
Premises in Duke-
' For further particulars apply to Messrs. RADCLIFFE and nnmher of Years not exceeding Five. e Interest to be at the rate England. It only remains for me to notice, that the grealest* 'loin any contract, responsibility,
.debt, engagement, or ob.
,i.. blending nearly into unanimity, the committee came to a
10 46 • Eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the PicKEN, 26, North John-street, Estate Agents, or to messrs. of Five per Cent. per Annum, payable Half Yearly in London, harmony has existed among the Directors of the Institution, gation to which the said Society is now or shall be hereafter
liable, but the
same shall continue as if the Society had
not resolution for the guidance of the Sab-committee of Mu-
, co.. r Itlreet, Liverpool, DUNCAN and RADCLIFFE, 2, Exchange-street West, Liverpool. Edinburgh, Glasgow, or in any Country Bank. during the past year as (hiring all of that time Ido not think
itc.,._,egee URNI-
HE • cost] and very superior F .Tenders to be addressed to this Office, giving full name and we haTve bee ' n called upon to take a single vete. Whatever, herein • .
• been in •orporated under this Act ; and farther, that nothing ter Porters,
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rig,rail;f9 genuine, cos y,
address of Lender. D. RANKINE, Treasurer. therefore, comes before you, has been brogght forward 'With contained shall be held to invalidate or affect the Deed " That where the practice of
.paying men in public-
r,,, TUItE, Sideboard of Plate, splendid Gas Chandeliers,
Fel s C'SCo be tet. Caledonian Railway Office, Edinburgh, '
our unanimous consent. (Applause.) .e , e of Constitution, and Laws and Regulations of the Society, or houses or beer-houses is followed, the license be withdrawn
Glasseilofit . z,-"'Ha, Glass Billiard Table, and other valuable Effects of the
25th February, 1848. Mr. DONALD SMITH FEDDIE, Convener of the Committee, any of the powers therein contained', or any of the Bye-Laws or from the master porters so acting ; and that no master-
ws.,, - union Club House. -- • - —__—__ __ _ . __
other 1 • a terations of the said Deed of Constitution, made or to 'able', ' et. „The FURNITURE is of the celebrated Manufacture of Mr.
. MO be LET, One DOUBLE or Two SINGLE
be made in virtue of the powers •given by the said Deed, except- e • LIVERPOOL DOCKS.. of the points already referred to by the-Chairman, he said :see. ! ' • eeping a nublic-house or beer-shop. 7
&C. r A
tea, wer. ir . ' ,„..4'ainfOrd, of Colquitt-street, made expressly for the Establish-
' ment, of the best materials, and regardless of expense. _ ,
_i_ OFFICES. First Floor, South Castle-street. LOANS OF MONE Y. As one of the Directors who retire at this time, .I may lie per- bfthi_
_. ino• always in so far as the sante are expressly altered or vaned -
_pull so
e Act, or are or shall be contrary to the true intent and
ing, GUS • The DlNixo-aoom contains a most magnificent Mahogany Apply to MAnobca and SON, 64, South Castle-street. HE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS milted to Compare the state of the Society, in one or two par- meaning thereof." I can assure Mr. M'Craw that there are no - ---- -
THE NEW BISHOP OF CHESTER.
ele pedestal Sideboard, 9 feet 6 inches long, superbly
by
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MO be LET, a Detached VILLA RESIDENCE, _l_ .do HEREBY GIVE. NOTICE, that they are willing to , ticulars at the end of this, its tenth year, as' compared with its
alterations whatever on the Deed of Constitution, except in one
el CatalPs• • surmounted-be a brilliant Plate of Glass, SO inches by inches,
altogether formine a truly no-receive LOANS of MONEY to a LIMITED AMOUNT, on the the at the
position end of the fifth year, when I entered office. 'At or two minor 'linnets rendered necessary by the extension of We announced last week the appointment of Dr. John
viiTyc • in rich and appropriate frame, ,
_L suitable fora small respectable Family, situate at Spring- q • e end of the first five years. the policies opened amounted to '
Chairs,•the business to Eu hind. Indeed, I may say that the ant Graham to the 71:fish° tic of Chester and we are now able
ble piece of 'Furniture; an elegant Suit of Twenty-four field, Everton. eecurity of the Bonds of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, 1200; while at the end of the second five •years they numbertd-
-0 ..at the rate of FIVE POUNDS per Centum per Annum alteration is that g - • ., y.. p ,
to match the Sideboard, the Backs and Seatsstuffed with Hair, Apply to Messrs. EYES and Sow, 6, Cook-street. Interest, , about 3000. The annual income from premiums, at the end i't • •on
the arbitration clause. By that clause of to supply a few particulars connected with his lordship,
jloo' for periods of either Three, Five, or Seven Years. r n ration, as it stands at present in the Deed of Constitution, which will he.;',,teee.renn. fr. e„...e.„1,-...
and covered in Maroon Morocco; Two Lounging Chairs; Five
i the fifth year. was -,13.150 : and at the end of the tenth year:. !______ __ _ .
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''N4INIW

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—R OF THE COSTLY FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
OF THE UNION CLUB HOUSE.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
°tli unsnAv meXt, the 16th, and FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at
Eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises in Duke-
feet, Liverpool,
nE genuine, costly, and very superior FURNI-
ch; TULLE, Sideboard of Plate, splendid Gas Chandeliers,
U Glass, Billiard Table, and other valuable Effects of the
mon Club House.
D'l.T.he FURNITURE is of the celebrated manufacture of Mr.
nford, of Colquitt-street, made expressly for the Establish-
Silent, of the best materials, and regardless of expense.
The DINING-ROOM contains a most magnificent Mahogany
Pedestal Sideboard, 9 fret 6 inches long, superbly carved, and
surmounted by a brilliant Plate of Glass, SO inches by 64 inches,
in rich and apPropriate frame, altogether forming a truly no-
ble piece of Furniture; an elegant Suit of Twenty-four Chairs,
to match the Sideboard, the Backs and Seatsstuffed with Hair,
and covered in Maroon Morocco ; Two Lounging Chairs; Five
handsome Mahogany Dining Tables, on Claws; a large and
excellent Side Table, or Dumb Waiter; Two Folding Screens •,
a Range of Crimson Cloth Curtains, for two windows, with
Gilt Cornices ; Brussels Carpet, &c.

we have been called upon to take a single vote. \Vhatever,
therefore, comes before you, has been bronott forward 'With
our unanimous consent. (Applause.)
Mr. DONALD SMITH PF,DDIE, Convener Of the Committee„
brought up the Report of the Directors. After noticing smile
of the points already referred to by the.Chairinan, he said
As one of .the Directors who retire at this time, .I may be per-
mitted to compare the state of the Society, in one or two par-
ticulars, at the end of this, its.tenth year; as compared with its
position at the end of the fifth year, when I entered office. ' At
the end of the first five years. the policies opened amounted to
1200; while at the end of the second five years they numberttl•
about 3000. The annual income from premiums, at the end of
the fifth year. was £13,150 ;_ and at the end of the tenth year,

We announced last week the appointment of Dr. Jokit
Graham to the Ilishopric of Chester, and we are now able
to supply a few Particulars connected with his lord^'
which will be interesting to our readers

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TO be LET, FURNISHED, several excellent Family
DWELLING-HOUSES, situated in the most respectable
parts of Liverpool and Birkenhead.
For particulars and Tickets to view, apply to R. S. MANSEL,
Sweeting-street, Castle-street, Liverpool.

All letters to be addressed to GEORGE WITHERS, Esquire,
Treasurer of the Liverpool Docks, Dock-office, Liverpool.
By order,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock-office, Liverpool, October 21, 1847.

person who may have a dis

under £28,000

is hound to enter into a reference before ''''''''''''''''''

whereas it is now not much shoit of

„
Dr. John Graham, who is a native of the city of Dim-
ham, is, we believe, about 55 years of age. Like many
others on the episcopal bench our future bishop has no
high descent to boast of. His father and mother were
persons in humble life, but of great respectability. John,
their only son and child, was a King's scholar in Durham
Grammar School, under Dr. Britton ; and, from January
to October, 1812, he took private lessons in mathematics
from Mr. Carr, Dr. Britton's successor in the school, who
had a high opinion of his talents and - attainments. In
October, 1812, Mr. Graham took up his residence in
Christ's College, Cambridge, where he graduated as fourth
wrangler in 1816. In the same year he obtained a chan-
cellor's medal. In 1830 he was elected master of his col_
lege, when he took the degree of Doctor of Divinity. la
1831, and again in 1840, he served the office of Vice-chan-
cellor. His lordship is a prebendary of Lincoln, and is also
chaplain to Prince Albert. He is married to a daughter
of the late Bishop Porteus,„and has a numerous family_
In Nov., 1846, when Dr. Short was translated from
the see of Sodor and Man to St. Asaph, Dr. Graham was
recommended by the government as Dr. Short's successor
to the former see, but the appointment was declined by
Dr. Graham, when the late lamented Archdeacon Shirley

The BILLIARD-Roost is fitted up with Three splendid Otto-
mans, of large dimensions, covered with rich Utrecht Velvet,
on raised Platforms, covered with Turkey Carpets ; the Billiard
Table, and capital Mahogany Cupboards and Racks for the
Maces, Marking Boards, &c.
The CHAMBERS and DRESSING-ROOM contains French Bed-
stead, with Canopy Rcof, and Printed Chintz Calico Furniture ;
Hair Mattresses; Feather Beds and appropriate Bedding; a
singularly useful square Mahogany Table, for the centre of a
room, with Marble Top, 7 feet by 4 feet, and ninety-six Drawers,
(this would form a very elegant and desirable article for a fa-
shionable Jeweller or Milliner's Show-room); a Washstand,
with Six Plug Basins and Piping; Swing Glasses; Painted
Chamber Requisites.; Iron Bedsteads; Brussels Carpets, &c.
In the STAiReASE and HALL, are rich Brussels Carpets, Set
of elegant Crimson Cloth Curtains, fashionable Hat Stand, and
Half Bench. _

£lOO,OOO. (Applause.) I submit that nothing could be more
satisfactory than these results. After what has been said by
the chairman, I need only shortly notice the amount of .the
claims that have emerged. Considering the almost unprece-
dentedly high mortality of the city during the last two years,
it must be gratifying to know that, even in the past year,. the
number of deaths is below the calculations of the Society; and
that, although the amount of claims emerging is greater than
has occurred in any previous year, yet the amount is very little
indeed above last year, after the annuities whirls have fallen 4n
have been deducted. He then called on the Manager to, read
the Report, which is as follows :

uurgn. -trim clause would of course he very unsuitable in the
case of Members resident in England, and it was therfore in-
dispensable that some alteration should be made upon it in the
Act of Parliament. The Bill, accordingly, does not make it
obligatory on parties having claims upon the Society to go into
arbitration at all. It gives them the option either of proceed-
ing to enforce their rights by the ordinary modes which are
open to all, or to insist on the Society entering into a reference
to two parties r 'ituP'' If it

MO be LET, FURNISIIED, for Six Months, Two good
FAMILY HOUSES, pleasantly situated in the immediate

Apply to THOMAS ,WYLIE, 3, Barned's•buildings, Castle

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.ally chosen. _ ,ile parties are resident in
England the arbitration may now take place there, instead of
forcing them to go before the Sheriff of Edinburgh. This, it
'0 011SPT17,1 is sa rarnvicanTa

TO be LET, one of the most eligible Commercial
BOARDING HOUSES in Liverpool ; has been established
for upwards of ten years, and is convenient to the Railway,
Custom-house, &c.

and others, who may haveCliiii;Ciihe...gociet;.lVlTCige;
respects the Bill confirms the provisions of the Deed of Consti-
tution, and merely confers on the Society and its Members the
valuable benefits and privileges usually granted to incorporated
bodies, which carry on business in Scotland, England, and
Ireland.

For particulars apply to Mr. R. W. WINDLE, Accountant,
1, Parker-street.

The Str vEa Pi. A T E comprises a Set of Table, Dessert, and
Teaspoons, Twenty-four Table and Twenty-four Dessert Forks,
Soul), Sauce, and Gravy Ladles Plateh beautiful Tea and Coffee
E •
9211 Pages, in the best Electro
. he GAS FITTINOS, which are of the most expensive charac-
ter, consist of Chandeliers, in Bronze and Ormolu, of the finest
taste for the Dining-room 'and Landing, a superbly Painted
Vestibule Lantern, Pair of noble Pedestals on the Staircase, with
Itrge Cut Glass Globular Shades, Hall Lamp, Sideboard
'l?ckets, and large Chandelier for the Billiard-room.
„ Moneware Table Service, Cut Glass, Table and Bed Linen,
le_icleyn!lera, Fir'e-irons, Kitchen Requisites, and other valuable
To
viewed TO-MORROW, the 15th instant, when Cate-
.....____l4Bllcw„.,eBvernr.asytrleieeth.ad on the Premises, or from Mr. BRANCH,

TO be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, between
four and five miles from Liverpool, on the Woolton Road,
containing Drawing, Dining, Breakfast, and Six Bed-rooms,
four Servants' Rooms, and excellent Offices, including Wash-
house, Laundry, &c., Double Coach-house, Five-stalled Stable,
&c., &c. ; very good Flower and Kitchen Gardens, with a Field,
containing about six statute acres attached.

Mr. J. F. MACFARLANn said, I havebeen unexpectedly called
upon to second the motion approving of the Report, which has
now been proposed by Professor More. Although I cannot
enter so minutely into the question touched upon by the
Learned Professor, as I have had my attention more particu.
larly directed to another—a very distinguished and flourishing
Institution, with which I am connected, yet, at the same time,

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For particulars apply to S. WATERHOUSE, 5, Tithebarn-
street.

BELMONT, NEAR RICHMOND-HILL.
TO be LET, a most desirable VILLA RESIDENCE,
delightfully situated in one of the first localities near
Liverpool. The House is large, commodious, and elegant, and
in every respect suitable for a genteel Family, having double
Coach-house, with Stables, Garden, and Pleasure Grounds.
Apply to Mr. FAIRRIE, on the Premises, or to S. WATER-

.•1,a111•13,, 10 msoy 111
infancy. Every one of such Institutions Just appearsal
to me11.0
to
form one of oar national defences. We have heard a great deal
about this of late ; but it appears to me that, as Institutions of
this kind spread, every one of them will form a guarantee for
the preservation of good order, and for peace and security pre-
vailing here and elsewhere. Certainly were they universal, our
naval and military establishments might be dispensed with al-
together. (Hear.) In refereiwo to thnßillwhirh tb.

was promoted to the bishopric.
We believe that Dr. Graham has kept aloof very muck
from the contending parties in the church, but he is obvi-
ously averse to all unnecessary innovation. Though in
politics he is even more than a Whig, we hope, from all
we hear, he will be found a conservative of the real in-
terests of the church. His lordship is of middle height,
slender and delicate-looking, and his manners are ex-
tremely mild and amiable. He has always manifested the
utmost anxiety for the promotion of true religion, and is
described as an admirable preacher; and there can be no
doubt that his lordship is a very effective and graceful
public speaker; and though be is not yet entitled (being
junior prelate) to a seat in the House of Peers, he will, if
ever he attains that distinguished honour, prove a very
powerful debater in any argument to which be may address
himself.

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To GENTLEMEN, FARMERS, BUILDERS, 5- OTHERS.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
°T.!,l%loxnAy next, the 20th instant, at Two o'clock in the After-
""n, on the Premises, No. 7, South-street, Toxteth-park,—
teithout reserve,
HE undermentioned CARRIAGES, CA RTS, capit%l
PONY, BUILDING MATERIALS, and IMPLEMENTS,
'some FURNITURE, and other Miscellaneous Effects, the
wloperty of Mr. JOHN WARD, who is declining Business.
b Amongst the EFFECTS may be named a valuable Chestnut
', about four years old, well trained for Saddle or Harness,
I3ni very suitable for a Lady, a Whitechapel, Pony Gig, Three
Brad-wheeled Carts, a Pony Cart, various Harness, Saddles,
I?ridles, &c., the whole of excellent quality and in good condi-
tion, a quantity of Hay, Hay-cutter, &c. ; a large Wood Pump,
suitable for Manure, a Well-sinker's Winch, Wood Hurdles,
Timber Dogs, Joiners' Flooring Dogs, and other Building Im-
Plemeuts, Materials, &c.
Also, a few Articles of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and
Otner Effects.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may
be had on the Premises, or from Mr. BRANCH, Hanover-street.

5, Tithebarn-street

, • • ..••••-• v, !Luc ...Hi:Laura
have submitted, it is well that the question has been put by Mr.
M'Craw before the approval of the meeting is given. But, after
it has been put, and distinctly answered, every one of us must
be satisfied there is no invasion of any right which any partner
holds, or any thing introduced that is calculated to injure, but
only what is essential to the proper conducting of the business
of the Institution. As the
.passing of an Act of Parliament is
a measure of considerable importance to the Society, I think
this motion will now meet the cordial approbation of every
gentleman present. (Applause.) On thegeneral advantages of
Life Assurance, were they not now so well known, one would

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE

TO be LET, with immediate possession, the modern
1_ and well-built HOUSE, called " WINSFORD LODGE," in
the county of Chester, situated within 200 yards of the Wins-
ford Station, on' the North-western Railway, containing Draw-
ing,Lroosn 30 feet long, Dining-room 17 feet, Breakfast-room,
Butler's-pantry, seven spacious Bed-rooms, Dressing-room,
large Bath-room and new Bath, Carriage-house, Stables, and
Cow-house.

R ;bwloo4
also i
P,,itl
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The Land attached is about 16 Statute Acres, in addition to
&
Kitchen Garden, Flower Garden, Shrubberies, L.

Rest moderate

a.m., sit V 81 entel
security and comfort to a family than the knowledge that a
provision is secured for them. But it is unnecessary to enter
into this. Allow me, therefore, just to congratulate the mem-
bers on the great and extraordinary advances, which, under
disadvantageous circumstances, this Society hag cowrie. Sprn-

With all his attainments, however, it will be no easy
task for his lordship to fulfil the duties of his high poSit-
tion with the same exemplary diligence, humility and
-i•enlness as invariably characterised our revered and
---nsan, who is now worthily exalted to the

Winsford Station is 36 miles from Liverpool, 37 from Man-
chester, and 27 from Chester.

Apply to the Rev. T. B. INGHAm, Rainhill, Prescot

106'
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rity tnus given that it Will continue to flourish ; and I have
no doubt that it will go on at such a ratio as will prove highly
satisfactory to all parties. I have much pleasure, therefore, in
seconding the motion for the approval of the Report.
The motion was then put to the Meeting by the Chairman,
and carried unanimously.

primacy of England
(Prom the Cambridge Chronicle.,
Perhaps there is no member of the University who ea
joys a higher character for learning and abilities than Dr.
Graham ; and there is none whose character is more
generally and deservedly popular. His talents are tie-
questionably of the highest order. He took his degree
of B.A. in the year 1816, when he acquired honours sel-
dom equalled, very seldom surpassed, being Fourth'.
Wrangler in a very distinguished year (the first three
Wranglers were Jacob, Whewell, and Higman),and being
placed equal with Mr. Lawson, of Magdilenn -college, for
the Chancellor's Medal; Cats exhibiting equally brilliant
attainments in mathematical and classical studies. Ile
was soon associated in the tuition of his college, to which
he rendered in this office such important services that
when the mastership of the college became vacant in the
Lear 1830, by the resignation of the present Bishop of
incoln, he was unanimously elected to succeed him. la
this office, besides the ordinary duties of a Head of a
House, in which he has shown great judgment and dis-
cretion on all occasions, he has been frequently called
upon to act as Examiner of the Classical prizes of the uni-
versity, in which character he has always given proof of
great discernment and integrity. He has never published
any work of importance, so that his character for learning
rests on his early honours, and the testimony of those
who have had private opportunities of judging of the
additions he has since made to his stores. The gift by
which he is most remarkably raised, perhaps, above all
his contemporaries in our learned body, is his eloquence,
whether in written or extemporary discourses. The

PROVIDENT CLERKS' ASSOCIATION,
for MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE and BENEVOLENT
FUND, 42, MOORGATE-STREET, LONDON.

Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, of Kirkhill, said,--I rise to ask
you to join me in a very pleasing duty, that of returning thanks
to the Directors for their valuable services during the past
year. I feel very sure that, when we think of the great extra
labour they have in perfecting the matter of the London agency,
,s f&-- • - th. Bill now before Parliament, which I

GENUINE

AND VALUABLE LIBRARY OF BOOKS,
OF A GENTLEMAN DECEASED.
0 By Mr. T. BRANCH,
n TUESDAY next, the 21st, and WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant,
Eleven
at o'clock each day, at the Hanover Rooms,
THEgenuine valuable LIBRARY of a Gentleman
deceased, and removed from his late Residence in the
;Aititry for the purpose of Sale, to which will be added a num-
Der of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
L. In the Catalogue will be found
ra splendid copies of the Musee
ncais and Musee Royale, the Transact ons of the Horticul-
tural Society, 8 vols 4to Hawksworth's and Cook's Voyages,
Grose's Antiquities; 8 vols.'
4to, Hume and Smollett's England,
vols., Pope's Homer, II vols.large folio, Edition o' Hogarth,
Knight's England, 25 vols., Grose 's Antiquarian Refrectory, by
Grose, 4 vols•, Syntax's Tours, 5 vols., the London Encyclope-
etVa, 22 vols., .the National Gallery, the Encyclopedia Britannica,
2 aPier's last Edition, Winkle's Cathedrals, Baines's Lancashire,
1t n,14., Antiquities Rebel Hall, Pope's Works, by Roscoe,
Clarendon'sion, 8 vols. Cabinet Gallery of Pic.
tures, 2 vols., Burke's Heraldry and Landed Gentry, Life of
N°ftaparte, 12" vols., Finden's Tableaux and Galleries, Wayerley
lac's, finely Illustrated Works, Cunningham's Edition of
ita", Thiers's Revolution, together with the Works of Gillies,
its'„,",e,rison, Watson, Goldsmith, Raynal, Edwards, Gibbon,
.I,Zrl, Porters, Blair, Voltaire. Franklin, Swift, Young, Ben
Vogill, Dryden, Ossian, Cowley, Shenstone, Scott, Byron,
vario;worth. Campbell, and other esteemed Authors, in the
rarin genartments of Literature. A number of Reports of
Ata4ls Philosophical Institutions, Pamphlets, Pictures. Prints,
Ti's, Sze. &C. M MONDAYe Books are elegantly bound.
o be viewed on next, the 20th instant, when Cats-
'ones may be had from Mr. BRANCH.

TRUSTEES.
Thomas Baring, Esq., M.P. W. G. Prescott, Esq.
Thomas Hankey, jun., Esq. l Baron L. De Rothschild

THEASITREE OF THE BENEVOLENT FUND.
John Abel Smith, Fkg M P

a. as ,dllll4, _ne
trust will soon be the law of the land ; and, above
think of the great extra services necessary to transact such a
large amount of business, now in connection with the institu-
tion, we roust be at once prepared to give them our warm and
hearty thanks. (Applause.)
Mr. WILLIAM CH tracti, jun., of Glasgow, seconded the mo-
tion, which was carried amidst acclamation.
Mr. C. J. KERR, banker, said,-1 am sure the Meeting will
join with equal cordiality in tendering a similar compliment to
the Boards at Glasgow and Manchester. (Applause.)
A vote of thanks was also given to the Auditors and Trustees
and to the Office bearers of the Society.
The management for the ensuing year was then vested in the

11, when we

Every 'description of MUTUAL-LIVE ASSURANCE may be
effected daily.
The Seventh Annual Report may be had en application.
THOMAS MULLENI)ER, Secretary.

21st January, 1848

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AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL.
Mr. JOHN LEA, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street

MEDICAL REFEREE.
H. J. CAUTY, Esq., 31, Norton-street,

THE BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED
For the Annual Balance and Division of Profits,
ON THE STH APRIL NEXT,
And all Policies opened previously will participate in the

iunowmg uientiemen ; the three last-named Directors being
elected by the Meeting, instead of those who retired by rota-
tion :

DIRECTORS

Profits ONE YEAR: EARLIER than Assurances
delayed till after that date.

George Meikle, Esq., Merchant.
Aitken Megget, Esq., Merchant.
Alexander Jamieson, Esq , Merchant.
John Parker, Esq., Stamp Office. •
James Cowan, Esq., Paper Manufacturer.
John Hunter, junior, Esq., W S.
Alexander Keith Johnston, Esq., Geographer to the Queen
William Oliphant, Esq., __Publisher,
William Fraser, Esq.,W.S.
Archibald Thomson, Esq., Merchant.
Charles Black, Esq., Publisher.
Robert Hunter, Esq., Sheriff of Bute.
Francis Richardson, E5q...., Merchant.
James Cathcart, Esq., Wine Merchant, Leith.
AUDITORS.
C. W. Anderson, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
James Crawford, jun., Esq., W.S.
Alexander Bryson, Esq., Watchmaker.
TRUSTEES.
David Hector, Esq., Advocate.
•
James Alexander, Esq., Wine Merchant.
James Peddle, Esq., S.
William Campbell, Esq., of Tillichewan.
Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P.
Bankers—The National Bank of Scotland.
Medical Officers.
Sir George Ballingall, Professor of Military Surgery.
Dr. James Duncan, 12, Heriot-row.
Solicitor—William Pollock, Esq., 13, York-place.
Manager—JA Si ES WATSON. Secretary—Josl N WATSON.

the

THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND
ESTABLISHED 1839.

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER

Head Office-2, HANOVER-STREET, EPINBURGH

Chairman of Directors—Sir James Forrest, of Comiston, Bart
Law Agents—Messrs. Walker and Melville W.S.
BannL..v. { The Commercial Bank of Scotland, arid
The Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank.
manager—John Fraser. Secretary—John Bowman.

quickness and tact with which hey seizes icie— salient

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points in any discussion, and the felicity and fluency
of the language in which he clothes his opinions, 'are
extraordinary. Perhaps on no occasion has his power
in this way been more remarkably displayed than
when he was called upon as Vice-Chancellor -to
compliment Lord Lyndhurst on his election to the
office of High-Steward of the University. The happiness
with which he contrived to mark his own dissent from ihe
choice of the University, not only without offending, but
even so as to add to the force of the compliment which it
was his duty to pay, won the admiration of all who read
his speech, which was accurately printed. His courtesy
and candour on all occasions of public discussion, and the
readiness with which he always contrived to say the most
complimentary thing that could be said, to every body,
friend or opponent, coupled with great liberality and kind-
ness of disposition, has won for him the good-will of alt
classes, especially of our fellow-townsmen. He Li with
all a great and deserved favourite.

SELEC7' SALE OF VALVABLZ HORSES,
B Messrs. LUCAS an Co.,
Tins DAY (Tuesday), the 14th instant, at d One o'clook precisely,
TH' at Lucas's Repository, Great Charlotte-street,
IRTY HORSES of the first quality, consisting
of 18 superior Hunters; 10 valuable Spring Horses, for
Saddle or Harness, suitable for the approaching season ; and
2 high-stepping Brougham Horses.
Full particulars in Catalogues, which may be had at the Re-
pository.

All Policies opened on or before the sth day of April next will
have the following advantages :
At the Divisions of Profits they will be ranked along with
Assurances effected at any time during the preceding
twelve months; and
They will participate in the Profits one wear earlier than
Assurances delayed till after the sth of April.
Each Policy-holder's share of the Profits is paid to him in
Mopey, and has hitherto amounted annually to nearly one-third
of his Premium. For example

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ANNUAL SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AT
LUCASS , L.
This Sale for 1848' is fixed forREPOSITORY WEDNESDAY,LIVERPOO
the sth of April
next, at Ten o'clock.
gESSRS. LUCAS and Co., in calling Public at-
tention to it, beg to observe that all Carriages intended
or it must be without reserve, or on which so moderate a re-
rive is ut as almost to ensur &Sale. Clarences Bouhams,
Onep-horse Cab Phaetons, Pony Carriages, andr Gigs will
TINY* a fair value. Chariots, Coaches, Landaus, Pair-horse
Qzka, and other heavy Carriages are perfectly unsaleable,
or
be recommended to be sent, as they will scarcely
1;80 the value of the materials. No Hackney Cabs, Coaches,
be rge Omnibuses received for this sale. The number will
Milte and Parties intending to forward Carriages for this
.ale will please send particulars as early as possible.

The Holders of Policies of £lOOO, of Five Years' standing,
are in receipt of the following Bonuses :
If the age at 1 35 r the annual bonus received J
I
entry was , in money is
If 45 . it is . 11 n 6
If 55 it is
If 6O it is 2O 14 3
The Annual Premiums payable for the Policies are thus re-
duced to the lowest requisite amount.

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3fedical Officer—

LIVERPOOL.
Dr. Moffat, 37, Bedford-street North,

New Assurers are enabled to join 'the Society without being
placed under any disadvantage dy the earlier Policy-holders.
Tables of Rates, with Forms of Proposal, and any other in-
formation, may be obtained by application at the Head Office,
No. 2, Hanover-street, Edinburgh, oniony of the Agencies.

Agents,
WM. HASLITT and Co., 13, Oldhall.street,
From whom Tables of Rates, and any Papers connected with
the Institution, may be obtained.

And here, were the occasion other than it is, we should
delight to stop. But dealing with circumstances affect-
ing the interests of the Church and holding the opinions
which we do, we feel ourselves reluctantly compelled to
qualify our admiration with one draw-back. Happily.
however, others will think the more highly of him for the
course which we disapprove ; and they are those With
whom power is now lodged,—both which assertions' are
proved by the very appointment we announce. May we
then be allowed to say that we cannot but fear that 'Dr.
Graham is likely to give a greater freedom to latitudina-
rian views in the Church than we approve or think safe ?
We are led to entertain this apprehension, not from any
opinions to which he has given public expression, but
from the part which he took when it was the aim of Lord
Melbourne's Ministry to open the old Universities to Dis-
senters. Many years have, however, passed since that
occasion, and more .correct conceptions as to the Church►
and Universities may have been formed by Dr. Graham.
Trusting that this is the case, we willingly pais over the
subject of his conduct with regard to the College StatUtes,
with the remark that at the time it was unexpected from
bim, and caused some coldness towards him in the Ur-'
'tv d ‘-* to r shut

BOROUGH' OF LIVERPOOL TO WIT.
AT a MEETING of MAGISTRATES, held in the
Sessions House, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of March,

TO WOOLLEN DRAPERS, TAILORS, AND OTHERS,
FINAL CLEARANCE. .SALE.

Tit By Mr. BOSOMWORTH,
Is DAY, (Tuesday,) the 14th instant, and following days, at
Pleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, 34, Great Char-
litte-street, (five doors from Ranelagh-street,)
HE remaining portion of the STOCK-IN-TRADE
of a WOOLLEN DRAPER, declining business, consisting
FL West of England and Yorkshire Broad and Narrow Cloths,
Pilotrio colours, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Tweeds Beavers
,
Clothe, Velveteens, Moleskins, Corduroys, Drills, &c. ;
tveral Lots of rich Vestings, in Velvets, Satins, Cashmeres,
„„7: Also, a large assortment of TAILORS' TRIMMINGS,
'l2 other Articles connected with the trade.
_ ID be viewed on the Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had
'lithe Premices.
..:1‘1,.•11--After the Stock, the GOODWILL and FIXTURES
."ilibe Sold, of which due notice will be given.

The Worshipful the MAYOR communicated to the Meeting
that he bad received from the Stipendiary Magistrate a copy of
a placard which had been presented by a Deputation► of Porters
to that gentleman, this day, in the Police-court.

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The Magistrates attentively considered the complaints made
by the workmen, and they were of opinion that the system of
employing Master Porters being according to the law, the Ma-
gi6trates have not the power to alter the conditions upon which
the work is now conducted in Liverpool; but the Magistrates
observed, with great regret, that according to the statements of
the workmen, some of those now acting as
" Master Porters pay the men in public houses, and often
employ the drtmkard in preference to' the sober man, as the
former is more likely to spend his wages."
And that

" Some of the Master Porters keep lodging-houses, and will,
therefore, employ the single man in preference to the married
man, who lives with his family, as the former is more likely to
lodge with him."

varsity, and is even though, _ Aye nit out from
the chair of our most ;prominent Divinity Professorships
for which his learning and abilities eminently qualified
him. We sincerely wish that his career in his new sta-
tion may be free from all like objection, and full of honor
and usefulness.

PERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGHS,
IDI-Ik7,TEN MINUTES AFTER USE, IS INSURED BY
R. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS.
The most wonderful Cures of Asthma, Consumption,
eve 'PlB_, Colds, and all Disorders of the Breath and Lungs, are
rYwhere performed by this extraordinary remedy.
"TO AIR. P. ROBERTS, RANELAOH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
If , " Hale, near Liverpool, December 10th, 1844.
cseiv',R,—l write to inform you ot the great benefit I have re-
to nled. from taking Locock's Wafers, which you recommended
tlowiZ' I was so much oppressed at my chest that, when I lay
efte , a coughing fit came on with such violence that I have
nis thought I should not live to see the morning ; but now I
boxesleep a whole night without coughing, after taking only two
6 01 Wafers. (Signed) " J. HAYES."

'lt appears to the Magistrates that these are practical griev-
ances which the local authorities !may redress, and the Magis-
trates resolved to recommend to the Dock Committee immedi-
ately to take away tho licenses of all Master Porters who keep
public-houses, or pay men in public-houses.; and also, to take
away the license of any Master Porter keeping a lodging-horse.
To the other objections stated by the workmen, the Magis-
trates have to remark, that these objections are to the law of
the land. which the Magistrates have no power to alter. If the
workmen desire to have that law altered, they must petition the
Legislature to repeal it, and for that purpose they should send
a deputation to the Mercantile Associations, who will, no doubt,
be glad to meet and to discuss the propriety of petitioning for
an alteration of the evil of which the workmen complain.
The Magistrates most earnestly implore the workmen to ab-
stain from continual large assemblies, either on the Exchange
or elsewhere. Such meetings may have the effect of inducing
disturbers of the peace to interrupt the tranquility of the town,
and render necessary measures of repression, to which the
Magistrates would resort with great reluctance, though, in the
discharge of their duties, they are prepared with firmness to
prevent . any evil-disposed persons from disturbing the public
peace. _

The fire in Rock Ferry Church did not originate in any
way from the stove, we understand, fitted up by Mr.
Bennett, of St. Thomas's-buildings; and it has bees
ascertained beyond a doubt that it was not in any way
connected with the disaster. The respected inbumbent of
the church has himself borne spontaneous testimony to
this fact. " I am persuaded," says he, " that the 'stove
is not in any way the origin of the fire in my church: Is
this 1 am corroborated by all the practical then f have
called in to assist Me in forming a judgment. My confi-
dence in it is as great as before. No opinion whatever
can be correctly formed of the cause, as I am persuaded
no negligence existed on the part of the church officers."
FIRE. IN BIRKENHEAD.—On Sunday last, about six
o'clock in the evening, the house of Mr. Whitney, Albion-.
street, Grange.kne, Birkenhead, was discovered to be OR

"TO MR. P. ROBERTS, RANELAOH-STREET.
f,s3
" Parliament-atreet, Liverpool, Jan. let, 1845.
straartP,,—lt is with much pleasure I bear testiony to the ex-
`rotibl'n'irY Dowers of Locock's PulmonicWafers. I had been
t►ithed with a cough and hoarseness for nearly two yearsto ,
trn,,t relief, when, by your recommendation, I was induced
for ',,,V-4!cock's Wafers, the effects of which were soon visible,
',tote targe box (2s. 9d.) has quite cured me. I have since
expe,Mended them to several of my friends, and they have also
ever`mnced the greatest relief from them.—l remain, yours,
grateful, JOHN WILLIAMS."
The
nerie,Particulars of many hundred Cures may be had from
',gent thrountout the Kingdom, and on the Continent
eure • LOcOCK'S' WAFERS give instant relief, and a rapid
order°Bfosthmas, Consumptions, Coughs, Colds, and. all Dis-
Te, sp,le Breath PUBLICg
its in
a ERS and SPEAKERS they are. invaluable,
Power and Flexibility
bour.s they remove all Hoarseness, and mei ease the
taste.
_Flexibility of the Voice. They have a most pleasant
DA A, rrice is. lid., 2s. 9d., and Ils. per box.
by 81, 01 LVA and I medic.
NT Co., 1, Bride.lane, Fleet-street, London. Sold
medicine endors.

fire, 'The f;mily, with the exception of a girl who was
asleep up stairs, were all at church, and the fire' was first
discovered by the neighbours, who suppoiedit proceeded
from a chimney. On seeing the
.windows, however, they ,
through the shop, but on a _ount of ca,,
unable to do so. At length they effected an entre'',
through the back and rescued the poor girl fry
lons situation. When brought out she was insensn.
and appeared to be severely burnt about-the neck, face
and hands. Before the engines could arrive, almost
whole of the furniture, &c. was destroyed. The
the tire is a mystery.
• EMERS.ON's PATENT CEMENT PAINT

ttempted to gain adniTs;

fire they were

3M her I

WHOLESALE AGENTS I
801 1 EVANS, SON, AND CO., LORD.STRERET,„.
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rdficel
in VANS, Liverpool by ROSS and NIGHTINGAL ,LAl_Aly7uluac ttr
~ Ronearrs,
Stagßanelh-strtet streetE and C
Great
(3,,Zet ;ASPI NA LL, James's- ; WAGSTAFF,
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str rge-Place ; BRITTEN Old Hayniarket ; Hownw-, Dal.
ett ; and all Medicine`endors in the Kingdom.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
thirin • i
of 1.) cip.ed persons, tempted by the extraordinary success
urious
•„,,,
„. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS, prepare
ItVLatietis of that remedy. The public should, therefore,sp he on
~ f WAROAM against such , counterfeits, and not purchase, any
RBI against
11 .r. oriP'" Di Lorne s's WAFERS' on-
Perm in . • N) vr ,• • • •
~,,... , %bite letters on a red ground, on the Government Stamp
wick each box.

prinelpie

oti which this paint is manufactured
and though we are not aware of the component art
they are united by electricity, and

s extremely now.

d to the

atmospheric air, become perfectly hard and irresistil
weather. Fir outside work it is excellent, and the
imitation it bears to stone—being devoid of the ;
,nce of oil eolouring, and possessing all its
must be decidedly
.preferah

For rote

ti not rt) of

mineral nir. The patent here is heivg v"ll4cf'd
Messrs.. Chaffer and Thompson, who hare erretud extes
sive premises is Ford-street.