The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04 00:00:00

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opinion that a struggle had taken place on the part of de-

le marks on
pressure oefore death. The prisoner w
manded until Monday next, so that further
if possible, be acduced, and when, in all probability 6c;

were proc

farther re-

ce may,

THE MAYOR OF MANCHESTER AND THE AUTHORITIES
OF LIVERPOOL.—We observe, from the Manchester Guar-
dian, that the Mayor of that town is indignant at some
slight alleged to have been shown him by the authorities
here, in not forwarding him, at a sufficiently early pet iod
to enable him to be present, tickets for the festivities on

the occasion of the royal visit. The following is the Guar-
dian's statement of the facts :—" On Wednesday after-
noon, the Mayor of Manchester received from the Mayor
of Liverpool an invitation to the grand banquet the next
evening, accompanied by a verbal message, that on his
arrival in Liverpool the Mayor of that town would explain
to him why the invitation had not been sent previously.
The Mayor of Manchester wrote in reply, that in conse-
quence of the late period at which he had received the
invitation he must decline it. Between eleven and twelve
o'clock on Wednesday night, the Mayor was called out of
bed by the arrival of a porter, with a parcel from Liver-
pool. On opening it, his worship found it contained a
card of invitation to the dpjeuner, to be given the next
day, by the Liverpool Dock Committee, on occasion of

Aug. 4, IR4C.

NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.

CHESTER,

MONDAr

The business of the assizes for this county commenced
at Chester to-day, before the Lord Chief Justice of the
Queen's Bench and Mr. Baron Rolfe.; the latter presiding
in the Crown Court, and the former in the Nisi Prius side.
The calendar contains thirty-one prisoners, of whom, two
are charged with arson ; one burglary ; four cutting and
maiming ; one forgery ; five rape ; two horse stealing ;
two with murder, and the rest with various minor offences.
The most important cases in the Crown Court are a
'ather and mot .re charged with the murder of
wo of their owl 'dren, and attempting to murder a
iird by the adm enic, at Runcorn. No
,se of public im nowever, occurred to-day.
In the civil side t cases entered only number nine, of

father and mother who a
two of their own chi
third by the adminis'
case of public importance

.ation of an

whom, two are special juries, one respecting encroach-
' mine, and the other of some importance
)erty in the town of Birkenhead.
Lice disposed of all the common
'-ut none of them were of any public

ts in a cc

affecting the title to prof
The Lord Chief Just
es to-day;

jury c

THE PLATE AT THE TOWN HALL BANQUET.
It had been announced previously, and indeed was

certainly intended

that an

rtunity

al to the public ofihspectiniti

the grand banquet in henor of Prince

would be
eat suite
fag-

room, as set out f _
Albert, during the preset'

The Committee, howe-

a the idea, for se-
.
ufficieut reasons. In the first plale they found
that the splendid service of plate, and especially the or-
namental pieces, holding the wax candles, would require

ver, ha-ve been cornpelted to rPlinq

veral very