The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

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Stephen's Ford, near Haverfordwest. The 14,004 Ilis lig'
Jones, Baptist minister, held a meeting in syr_lafter td phl "8 te
cow-house, which was crowded to excess. Just set a. "°P
had given out the last hymn, and the choir were Pad d his ',Nair
ing with its performance, the beams gave wayLA bee, etki,g. sense,
greater part of the congregation were precipita; Di The bill
long into the lower stall, amidst a number ore°. „ jotdin, °Pt
reverend minister alighted on a cow's back, he , / ,5, ebts,
turn a boy perched upon his shoulders. Sever"'.sit t ben:ose
severe injuries,- and the confusion may be better Itt 0,, t5,,,1,11 e bi
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than described. The reverend gentleman was se_Tei, 'at onl
cated from his perilous position, happily without rein.
injury. injury. Many of the congregation were with 101 414 THEirs• C
culty released from under the beds, tables, chairs.which were heaped upon therm—Swansea Heraldo• op riff ED,
CRUELTY TO A CHILD.—At the Guildhall Polic!),-0
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on Thursday, Mr. Edward Kenealy, a barrister, lijagor, ,km , wa
No. 4, South-square, Gray's Inn, London, aPPearebija 0 Irrit2.4l3pt
charged with brutally ill-treating his natural e
er !,.....besif_is re.
hanging it up and flogging it in a most cruel matt° llospo,":n
its ancles to the nape of its neck. Inspector i' IF sor:qf lid
said that, according to the boy's account, his hands ristianakr
tied, and that he was hung by them on a clothes
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seven feet high, or thereabouts. Mr. Burt, the 0 stia, ,' r
to the West London Union, said, on Thursday, tueotics eof soaulho
of February, the child's case came under 1133' 'I t, Stal'el• theerates.
There was a horizontal mark round the child's 611 fi. etr `car ardor
if a cord had been passed round his neck. The bilotollatee aleeet'Y ret
perfectly discoloured from bruises, suppuration ii 0:1111)?. bielpti.
taken place in consequence of the rupture or staand ;tila attraebi is a
sels : from the scapula down to the posteriors, a etotth„ettndy vt,e st
arms and legs to the feet, were also in the Plea Vats tasb% Pll
Mr. Kenealy was allowed to
char at large on eon,.trell• 41,e ut'
his appearing to answer the ge on the sth or ...yr./ of °le 1,,,, wit}
COMMITTAL OF A CONTUMACIOUS BANggij
hn ce' tli the wo% all
meeting for choice of assignees in the case or J°",i,roii tierljtY and c
sey, corn and coal merchant, of Wareham, Norio.' t. tie • 41.,,,,. of
before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque, on TuesclaY;(l;ot Pjessed,,l,tle(
Lawrence : You said you had £4O at Manchester. ;;;,i 1411° tot it 111 il
is that money ?—Bankrupt :,At home.—Mr. La`c,lC,o his TD been
What do you mean by at home ? (No answer. (k' lori.iistoet4
Honour : Answer quickly, sir ; where is that ai 14 AN: 14441 y l,"
answer.)—Mr. Lawrance : Come, take it out °„ jil: ttbi,',ll, :tie,
pocket.—His Honour : Messenger, take that U. re Pbj:labonre`u
custody ; carry him to Newgate.—The bankruet s'a;el. In the to, t,
called after the lapse of half an hour, and again exltl) 4514: 1'31)4,4
He then admitted that the £4owas at home, but (51" 1,4 aptZthe ti"'
nobody knew where it was except himself.--3n, AN I,'onlvtes
rance : Where is the money ?—Bankrupt : I suaL,r,it", ken ;',nernt,°„i
to-day.—Mr. Lawrance : Did you- bring any 1015,T," lf` 1;14.'4e -fTC
you from Manchester ?—Bankrupt :. Yes, ''''','"'oll,, .10114-bexcit.,`"
Honour :. Stand up in the box, witness. It ls:ii le Ice•leaw ;fie
your being obstinate here.—Mr. Lawrance : I is."" 110', ern k lean'
an answer : where is the £4O ? (No answer.)—tilf l'ettdhcbee-efba
nour :. r expect an answer.—Bankrupt : I don't,' "toe, ktlnn-",atilY,'f"'
any more ; and you may do what you- like wit'noeelv 4111-leln but
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His Honour r Take him off immediately to the 'a "AO V-atho rt'illt
prison. Let him be committed without a moment s" rk;,ort,,,' uPst
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—The bankrupt was then removed in custody. ,I C Kt ,;,, A ds;'
INTRAMITHAL INTERMENT: IMPORTANT 11V- 0 with --'4 exf4- '
THE BOARD- OF' HEALTH.—The Board of Health hard 'tiff i!ottetiiatiti
a report on the subject of intramural interment, al' IF, fot ,p'ittoi,,, 41g
propounded General Scheme for Extrarnerapor "to qn._• Is'
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pulture." The board first, at once and. for ever' `eo
hibits all intramural interments. Public cemeterieseo i
to be provided, sufficiently removed, and yet so rt°:;:ctio
sible as to meet the requirements of all. Nodis"iore'
will be made between the rich andthe • the P- ' 0
poor in ,di o,
sepulture, upon the principle that in the 11 -5
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grave a ~n;
tions cease. The rich may have a greater sn'°",ool
splendour and funeral array, but in the religious sere re
there will be no• difference. One of the great joP4 40
meats put forward is the immense amount of sas,';),,,
the expense of interments that will be created. .1:0P
the existing charges-the poor artisan will be iscuh; t 0
mother earth, there to rest in peace, unscathed "ilj Sr,
sexton's spade or boring iron. One point we vir°E. of'
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pecially refer to , •
namely the proposed establishmen
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Royal Commission, having the complete ant' ,efll
management and arrangement of all the intermoneer
metropolis. This proposed improvement will be e' 30
without any demand in the revenue of the country, net IS
will it interfere with the amount of the remuneratiooot
ceived by the clergy for performing the last offices fro'
dead, as they will receive due compensation for the'otte
their present receipts. In this comprehensive els°; ger,,
ing seems to have been forgotten. Even the presen`lios
tons and parish clerks are cared for, so that they sbaf 011
be injured by the change- On a careful review °„,js
whole report, we unhesitatingly give it the entire o°i, , l‘
our approbation, and trust and believe that it sc'"ort
hailed with pleasure by the public, and that the prop
improvement will in parliament receive that s.uppert if
it so richly deserve Ob s.— server.

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A fishing boat belonging to Poulton was wreck
Friday, and the three fishermen were drowned. ,;,,gl,l
The Mayor of Preston has called a town's mee"l
consider " the propriety, of petitioning in support
bill to legalise marriages with a deceased wife's sistef
On Wednesday, five young stirks, the property ° stoP
T. Atkinson, farmer, Little Eccleston Hall, near Fre
were poisoned by eating some leaves of the yew tree,
Last week, the Vicar of Leigh, finding that a brieook
presented herself for marriage had not been chris"
took her to the font, baptised, and then married bet' peZ
Four boys were being let down Braidley
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Wigan, a few days since, when two were pitcbed .13,0
the tuh, through its coming in contact with some
They fell to the bottom of the shaft, and were killed?
At the sessions held at Preston, on Thursday, SitiO
Phillips Kay Shuttleworth, Bert., of Gawthorpej
near Burnley, and James Dugdale, Esq., of Ivy v
near Burnley, qualified as county magistrates.
The persons who obtain a livelihood by wheeling obV,
to the householders at Lees, near Oldham, had
procession last week, each man having with him a "
barrow, laden with " black diamonds."
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On Sunday week, two sermons were preached,, ,kiln
Parish Chur'h, Chorley, in aid of the funds of the liver
Missionary Society, by the Rev. J. 0. Powell, of
~, a,
pool, and collections made amounting to £7 14s. lot;
SINGULAR DEATH AT BURY.—On Wednesday
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man named John Leech, an inmate of the Radcliff voro:,
house, while eating some bread and cheese, ratiler,tie,
ciously, a portion of the same which had been ne
swallowed unmasticated stuck in his throat, and ill'
ately caused his death. Of,
At the Blackburn petty sessions on Wednesday $
101 her of coal miners were brought up for leaving work 0°
made out notice. Mr. Roberts, the barrister,
violent attack on the magistrates, but after an elPre-'4
till"
of opinion from the bench the colliers agreed to to their work unconditionally.S
The shore at Parkgate is thronged every
tdof
bilesi'
morning by a number of ignorant fanatics calling goes°
selves "Dippers ;" and on the 10th inst. thirteen fio btlr,
misguided religionists went through a melanch.of4
lesque of the sacrament of baptism, amidst a (IL°
crowd
harge w of.men, womenpreferred the and chiren. 3,oti
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A cas ld
other day against ' ter
Irish servant girl, at the Borough Court, Manche.s,,,lls
a Mrs— Cohen, a female of the Jewish persues° (3f.';
mistress, who told Mr. Maude that when she r,
Cohen) charged the prisoner with having robbed b iito
" cursed' and swore, and spoke just exactly like ac
rate lawyer."
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ton station with her infant; eleven months-old, , /3fj)eil
bosom.. She went to the Londcn-road station, an,',„3o
to the Leeds station, in order to proceed to her 0-1.1/0
at Oldham. At the Leeds station she found, to bell'of
ror, that the infant, which she had covered up ;IA
shawl and a cape to protect it from the cold, was
suffocation.
THE TEN Houns ACT.—The largest delegate viel`fla,
ever held on this subject took place at the CotateZdel'o
Tavern, Manchester, on Sunday. There were ;:.„`,01.,
gates present from the various manufacturing " cog
Lancashire and Yorkshire, amongst whom were 3,, t,
derable number of managers and overlookers • the',o
also several millowners present. The object o' f theted
ing was to consider the best means to be adeP
secure an efficient ten hours bill. 131.09
THE
INGENIOUS MACHINE FOR THE USE OF fOroi
Mr. Hughes, Governor of Henshaw's sot.„11,
Blind, Old Trafford, has succeeded in producing 8 ri,itiv.„
remarkable at once for its ingenuity, simplicity. an f' r 7,11
The machine consists principally of a circular dis°';',,pro,
Close to the edge of the disc is an embossed ae'tiiieti!,y,
with the usual figures and points used in Pin',, troo
Inside this circle is a disc of common letter-130's el
corresponding in number with the raised letters 000
outer circle. The disc is moved longitudinallY.le4)
of a screw, and any letter that may be wanted '50,, re„00
under a lever placed at right angles with the screget
keeps the writing in a straight line. The tYpes;of Fibl
carbonised paper, under which is placed a 81,1'050i
paper, placed on a piece of pasteboard,_ and nisz'r
desired impression is conveyed. The whole at the 04
is not greater than afoot square. tinfp'ss
ECCLESIASTICAL, PUNISHMENT.—For son' •n t,
the city of Chester has been on the qui vie, CM
quence of Mr. John Trevor, late editor Court foriom
Chronicle, the treasurer of the County ~acil to`
having,recovery a ot ft
emlaalslt dceibv
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enedtioonne,
doeffatmheedcge
a highly respectable lady, the wife of Mr. o•o.orsl'hjet;
currier, of Chester. On the 14th instant, the Al!"
Chancellor Raikes, passed a decree against the to :veto!
sentencing him to pay all costs in. the action ;bhc
all scandalous assertions ; and to perform a Ir oda/ tr,
penance in his parish church, St. Bride's. T'''lrt foffed,'
was the day appointed by the Ecclesiastical Conotowetii,
performance of the ceremony in the church• ofjiled.S
were in attendance, but, to the disappoint
on j tra
of the most respectable inhabitants, when ',,rdereell
entered the church, the Rev. Mr. Hutton e'e,r, 00,
doors to be closed, and the only persons prese- jerV
parish clergyman, a proctor, Mr. Trevor, the the c„iite
the sexton. On Mr. Trevor returning fro ,
he. was followed by a large crowd, and was s"
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saluted.
631 Tb‘jari' THE LATE Ray. THQS. SHUTTLEWOET of
--We record with sorrow the death of the -n'e ,tec;
Shuttleworth Grimshaw, vicar of BiddenharTe ~,
shire. The deceased gentleman was a native ""I,ol.4'eg':,
eldest son of the late John Grimshaw, Esslbe boVej t
senior alderman, and several times mayor 01.
He was also nephew of the late Nicholas Grille 0;6
who twice served the office of guild mayor' f the le 15
and publicly known as an ardent supporter %lit
religious societies, and more especially
0f
the ilitel,s°lll/
aotilleeviT.,Peci:crelso3lo
thisy among the Jews an,.d years jolle
vfeisltitinjerusarlee mm a,rpkaalbelset
Palestine,
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araowifdwumwrisnoadr,ksmaannodfoLthgwer opoet te
8 vols, (now in its third edition); author 0w0M.3 r 0
the late Rev. Leh Richmond ; and otberioner° 001
loss will be severely felt by the poor, by n
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admiring circle of friends, and. the Ruh& 4'l
it One to bo RekolaceclA