The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-05 00:00:00

Ergat pottrm

NOTICE IS, HEREBY GIVEN,. that the PART. NERSIIIP lately subsisting between mei, The undersigned
THOMAS PEAR; O\ and ROBERT TROUGHTON, as Ship
and Boat Builders, at Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster,
under the firm of " PEARSON AND TROUGHTON," was this
day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
Dated this Fourth day of May, 1846.

P. PEARSON

• 111, I
Signed in the presence of
HENRY CHRISTIE BELOE, Accountant, Liverpool

WHEREAS GEORGE LEGGETT, of Stanhope-
street, in Toxteth-park, in the county of Lancasterr
Publican, hath. by Indenture of Assignment bearing date the
15th day of April last, assigned over unto the Trustees there'll
named all his Estate and Effects, for the equal benefit of hie
Creditors, or such of them as shall execute the said Indenture
of Assignment within two months from the da
N

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the said Indenture is
left at the Office of Mr. LEATHER, Solicitor, Clarendon-build-
ings, South John-street, Liverpool, for the execution of the
Creditors of the said George Leggett.

LEATHER, Solicitor,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PART"
NERSHIP heretofore subsisting between the under-
M and
THOMAS signedGEORGE HOLT, SQUIRE
URGATROYD, !-1
THOMAS LEAH, as Common Carriers, and carried on at L 1
verpool, Manchester, Rochdale, and elsewhere, under the style
or firm of "The Merchants' C 0.," has been DISSOLVED by
mutual consent. All debts due to and owing by the said lade
Partnership concern will be received and paid by the
.Sal/
Squire Murgatroyd, who will continue to carry on the business.
in all its various branches (under the same style or firm !),1
"The Merchants' Co,") as heretofore carried on by the sand
late Partnership.
Dated this first day of May, 1846.

GEO. HOLT.
SQUIRE 111URGATROYD
Signed by all the said Parties in TH
theS. LEA.
O presence of

PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FIRE,
VIOLENCE, AND FRAUD.

MILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING pRIN"
evaporaCtliPonLE(i—n IflArleP)aßtOsVucEeDesNsivOeNt-eCmOpeNraDECTresTseNif,.gcoennetairantiet
self-acting, and durable. as applied in
MILNER'S ONE-CHAMBERED PORTABLE RoxF,S
inch thick,) recommended of not less than one cube foot ins'
for ordinary-sized dwelling-houses and office-buildings- c.ss
MILNER'S DOUBLE-CHAMBERED BOXES and SA.r‘e,
(2 to 2} inches thick),,forwarehouses, or extensive office, hou

or shop premises.
MILNER'S DOUBLE BANKER'S SAFE (6 inches thicic)
equal to 24 hours' fire, for large mansions, warehouses, anle
extra-hazardous risks, as each equal to the fire likely to 09.4
unon them in the entire conflaeration of tha they

respectively adapted to.
MILNER'S " HOLDFAST " FIRE, VIOLENCE, A 6
FRAUD-RESISTING SAFES, CLOSETS, and grit'„,def
DOORS.—The strongest safeguards extant ; no bodies I!",lici
quarter-inch thick, nor doors under half-inch thick (o,
wrought iron), with the strongest and most secure fastellr of
and locks which their most skilful workmen cannot luchor
open, and enclosing Milner's unequalled fire-resisting c"
hers.
604
Pamphlets may be had at the works, and of the agents,o,oo
sizes, prices, descriptions, experimental tests, in red heat, os;
one to twenty-four hours, by scientific and practical Partofq
and cases of actual fires (two this month), in which the oye•
have preserved the books, &c., everything eise being (lest!, AO
in the buildings, including the contents of strong iron Safi'
drawers standing beside Milner's. ate
°
CAUTION.—None genuine but such as bear Milner's r

plates, dated 1840. - .... _....... __—
Ede,
Means of evaporations or moisture applied in or upon troor
as securing from fire, infringes this patent, and will be r
cuted.
ci, Lon"s
Works, 50A, Lord-street, and Cable-street, Liverpool. ~ester *
;
'^ • Air - to

repot, 47A, ,00reate-street ; 61, Spring-gardens, Ms %rot
43, 11, Leeds; 48, Whitefriar's-gate, Hull; R.:SI
Bristol; W. Wilks, Exeter, &c.

AS SUPPLIED TO THE ROYAL TAI
VERREY'S MIXTURE OF HOWQUA TEAS'treetr
C
VERREY and Co., of 229, Regent-seat,
ki • London, respectfully beg to inform the NobilitYl e,-4Pt:;
and their numerous Friends, that owing to the difficult'soo
rienced by them in procuring country) this con) a regtllo',tano
in
of HOWQUA'S TEAS, equal quality to the first imP°' 'en alp
of that celebrated house, they have been induced to °P ova vs
rect correspondence with its present representatives'ocr°o,
consequence are enabled to pledge themselves to their nt flo
patrons and the public generally, that their Mixtures so
COP
qua's Black Teas will comprise only the very finest ° oce
signed to Great Britain.
The anxiety felt by C. Verrey and Co. to secure a colgiiilio
of the public preference will doubtless prove a sulfide!
tee for the quality of their consignments, and thr. rel. 4
hesitation in stating that their Teas will be found alibe_ord, a.;
able for extreme purity, fragrant aroma, and extra'
strength of flavour. recl/i
melnndadedd, icti.onvetroretyheanMdixctuor.e
enjoy
fjoHy otwhqeueaxeTineassivgiii:eysiolipigelloli
offering that very celebrated Tea, known as Ho
leaf Gunpowder, which is only produced on the PS 0-
bight y successful cultivator and Hong Merchant- ail 00°06'
This Tea has elicited the unqualified approval
~ onest,i, be
seurs, and is, in fact, universally admitted to bet qoal, 'VIO
cle ever submitted to the British Public, and, on ton of
found decidedly more economical than the descrip of
in present use. the sci%pos-
en ttirth 43ser5
eto P en ca r 5
thCeirVTeerarseyaarendblCeon.dhedavbeyptlheasemusreehi.nesa;dadnindgt that
sibility of any adulteration, as well as to secar fir
the undoubted possession of their high quafities.,o
r„spliere.
,'their
fnihr +rk the at..— ee

Luny mumsen in pacKages impervious to
may be had of Mr. FEENY, Confectioner, St. Jam
appointed Agent for Liverpool

near the
AGENTS FOR THIS DISTRICT ale r,
Chester—Mr. W. Heath. Grocer and Tea pea

Royal Hotel, Rastgate-row. ,
Manchester—Mr. R. Lynch. Librarian, Back Teo
Liverpool—Mr. Feeny, Confectioner, Berry-stM..lowitn! f sole
C. Verret/ and Co.'s Celebrated Mixture or soy ex-
may be had of the above-named Agents, in pryyrs e
size packages that have been sold so ninny tb
tensive Establishment, 229, Regent-street, I,oll7'ess be co. t
Plpnap to nhaprap that nnnP are gentlin a n.e,nllo ftegen'

signature of the sole proprietors, ‘,.-• a
For Agencies apply to Messrs. Verret' an
street, London.

•
1 Ma v 5 1 S 16.
. / Trig LIVERPO
.. . . _ . . ..
Co be &UM. Erillantes. • THE PETITION IN FAVOUR OF CLOSING THE
PUBLIC-HOUSES ON SUNDAY,
TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, and in Lots WANTED a YOUNG MAN who understands the Standard and Courier Newspaper Offices; and at Mr.
1 suitable to Purchasers, and not subject to any restrictions, CUSTOM-HOUSE BUSINESS, in connexion with the PERRIS'S, Church-street, and Mr. NEwLINo'S, Itanelagh-
an eligible Plot of BUILDING LAND, situate in Lark-lane, in routine of a SHIP-BROKER'S OFFlCE.—Address in own hand- street.
Toxteth-park, near the Prince's-park, comprising 10,387 writing, R. Box C, 136, Post-office, Liverpool. Those who are in favour of the measure, are requested to im-
Square yards. mediately sign the petition.
For further particulars apply to Mr. PEMBERTON, Solicitor, WANTED, immediately, a MANAGER for a
Cable-street, Liverpool. highly-respectable HOTEL and RAILWAY REFRESH- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
TO MENT ROOMS, s:tuated in the south of Yorkshire. A Married
be SOLD, a decided bargain, a very light and Couple, without children at home, will be preferred. The
easy Double BROUGHAM CARRIAGE : was made to Person engaged must give his whole time, and find unexcep- CANNING-STREET.
THE above CHURCH will be OPENED on SUN-
easy next the 10th instant, when SERMONS will be
Order, hung on the new constructed Springs, which for ease tionable security for from £lOOO to £l5OO, also produce testi- Preached, in '
at Eleven o'clock, and in the Even-
Cannot be surpassed, painted a dark Lake, with dark Lining to monials of competency for the situation. He must also be •
snatch, Collinge's principle Axletrees, with Pole, Bars, Shafts, acquainted with the Posting Department, and have been in a nlg, at Half-past Six o'clock,
h by the Rev. THOMAS
• and in the Aft • GUTHRIE,
and Lamps complete. similar situation, or in the same line of business on his own of
, Free St. John's, Edinburg , Afternoon, at Three
k by the Rev. JOSEPH R. WELSH, Minister of the
Also, a very neat CLARENCE BROUGHAM CARRIAGE, account. Remuneration—Board, Lodging, Washing, Salary of 9,,cuorech,. ,
painted Green, with Drab Silk Lining, Patent Axletrees, best from .-'7oto £l2O per Annum, and a very liberal proportion of Church.
C.:7- A COLLECTION in aid of the BUILDING FUNDwill
Lamps, Pole, Bar and Shafts. Both the above are particularly the pro- fits. The Wife must be able to superintend the be made after each Service.
recommended to invalids or elderly persons wishing for ease making of Sweets, Pastry, &c. &c. No party will be treated
and comfort. with personally, in the first instance.
A variety of PHiETONS and GIGS, New and Second-hand, Letters must be addressed to L. M. N., at the Postoffice, LIVERPOOL IMPERIAL LOAN AND INVEST-
Constantly on Sale. Rotherham near Sheffield, and must state age, Salary required, MENT COMPANY.
Aftly at HOPKINSON'S Coach Factory, Seel-street, Liver- previous sitilation, and all other particulars in full. 28, GLOUCESTER-STREET.
Pool: N.B. The Party engaged will have a prospect of becoming THE DEED of SETTLEMENT of the above
------_____ Tenant, if desired. If any communication is unanswered in a
COMPANY having been approved by the Registrar
week after its receipt, the writer may consider the situation .
PEREMPTORILY —BY ORDER OF Tits MORTGAGEES.Stock ' IS HEREBY GI 'of Joint Companies NOTICE GIVEN that a
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT, IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD filled up. GENERAL MEETINdof the SHAREHOLDERS will be held,
OF THE PROPOSED NEW DOCKS, IN WAPPING.
TOeat the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street, To-monnow
be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a Piece of -1- ONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at Half-past Five o'clock in th
FREFHOLD LAND, with the WAREHOUSES, SHOPS. _IA By order of the Directors, no further TENDERS for Afternoon, for the purpose of Signing the Deed of Settlement,
COUNTING-HOUSES, and other BUILDINGS thereon LOANS will be accepted. R. CREED, Secretary. previously to its being transmitted for complete Registration.
erected, situOte on the east side of Price-street, west side of Office, Euston station, 25th April, 1846. WILLIAM EDWARDS, Secretary.
Argyle-street, and north side of Cleveland-square, in Liverpool, _______,__
containing 570 square yards or thereabouts. The Premises are , TENDERS FOR LOANS. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
now 0, •
occupied by Messrs. HigOtt, Collins, and Co., Charles rpHE GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, puisuant of
Barlow, William Gibson, and others. 1 N the authority contained in the Act of the sth sear of the
The 1 is prepared to receive-TENDERS for LOANS, for a term
For total Rental of the Property is about t'',4176. Reign of her resent M ' 1 ' 'I d "
p Ma y, intit e , An Act for amending
furo.
tr, ~„ uer particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply of Five or Seven Years, at Four per Cent. per annum, in sums
an Act • relating ‘o the Paving and Sewerage of the town of.L'
not
less than .elOOO.
of -
- a'essrs. It. andawriari and JONES, Solicitors, 3,verpool, in the county of Lai t " d •
Har • Application to be made to the Secretary, at the Company's icas er, an a Resolution of the
rington-street, Liverpool. Commissioners for the better Paving and Sewerage of the
~.. Office, in Unie-street. 1,,,....., ~ CDCaNT A T ittnnrm% ,-. A L

VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, IN THE
PARtfSH OF BEBINGTON, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHEF_ TER.
0 -BE SOLD, by
CONTRACT, abort 50
T PRIVATE
of valuable FREEHOLD LAND, eligibly situated
for Building purposes, in the parish of Bebington, in the
County of Chester, near to the Birkenhmd and Rock Ferries,
_ er.and:also near to the Chester and Birkenhead Railway, End the
Tunlpike-road leading from Birkenhead to Chester. . . -

II; above Land is carefully laid down upon a plan for Build

Ing purposes, and tin
That the purchaser c_
erection of small Houses, or any Buildings
zuisance to the neighbourhood.
The situation is very healthy, and the access to it will be
Tonamodious.
To view a Plan of the different Lots, apply to Mr. RAMPLINO,
Architect, Union-buildings North-John-street, Liverpool; and
'for further information, or 'to treat for the purchase, to Messrs.
LACES, MYERS, RIGOR, and ROSCOE, Solicitors, Liverpool; or
to Air. H. P. COOPER, Eastham.
4Prit 26th, 1846.

SUGAR WORKS IN 'BENGAL FOR SALE.
0 be SOLD, by PnivATE CoNTRAcT,!the SUGAR
jy,QO,,ORKS situated at CHOUGUTCHA, in the district of
h. npvt-zAr. clichmt 'Mont eiffhtv miles from

IJ 13 PilV 1721.1.4, LUZ Muo ca Litt ue uC,.
'Junta, on the bank of a Stream navigable at all seasons, and
.!ointnunicatin with the River Hooghly.
These Works have produced in one year nearly 2000 tons of

lris,
of g
the i

The build-
inproved state

Liverpo

23d April, 1846.

HENRY BOOTH, Secretary

LIVERPOOL 'DOCKS
LOANS OF MONEY.

THE COMMITTEE of the *LIVERPOOL DOCKS
DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are willing to
receive LOANS of MONEY, on the security of the Bonds of fhe
Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, tit the rate of FOUR POUNDS
PER CENTUM per annum interest, for periods of either Five

All letters to be addressed tO.GEORGE WITHERS, Esq.,l
surer.of the Liverpool Docks, Dock-office, Liverpool.

Brcrder, -
DANIEL MASON, 9
Dock-office, Liverpool, 20M November, 1845.

TO LANDOWNERS.
SITE 'WANTED

HL Magistrates of 'the County of Lancaster are
1 desirous to PURCHASE a PLOT of LAND for Building a
COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM.

The Land must be situate within the Hundred of West
Derby, and, if within the vicinity of a Railway Station, will be
preferred; must contain not less than Twenty Statute Acres,
(with or without Buildings,) having a dry soil Rude good supply

Persons having such 'Property, and wishing to treat for the
sale thereof, are requested to send Sealed Tenders, stating the
terms and conditions cm' which the same will he disposed of,

s, (Arcanum' Of t
c Asylum. Committee, at the Office of Messi

;ed to t

County Lur

Union-court, Liverpool,

der for Site," on or 'before the Ist day of Jane next, afte,
which day none can be received. Dated the 22d day of April

GQRSTS and BERCHALL, Deputy Clerks of the Peace.

Pell) 4tibltrations.

Jugs; published, price Is.
OUR FREE 'TRADE POLICY EXAMINED
WITH RESPECT TO ITS REAL BEARING UPON
—STEM, AND
STINIES OF

NATIVE INDUSTRY, 0

THE NATION

By A 'LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.
London : WHITAKER and Co., Ave Maria-lane ; Liverpool
LACE and ADDISON, and W. GRAPEL.

D LACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
1) MAY, 1846.

o. CCCLXVI

I.—The Student of Salamanca. Part the Last. ll.—Shale.
scare and the Drama. lll.—Birboniana ; or, Italian Anti.
q.alies and Antichitil. IV.—The Americans and the Abori-
ines. Part 1. V.—State of Ireland—lts Condition—The Life

aetter g and Sewerage of the
fown, a SPECIAL MEETING of theravin INHABITANTS assessed
and contributing to the relief of the Poor within the said Town,
will be held, at the SESSION'S 'HOUSE, in Chapel-street, on
FRIDAY, the 9th day of May next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,
to take into consideration two several Bills, now before Parlia-
ment, theime being intitnled, "A Bill for the better Paving
and Seweriage of the 80r.,

supplying the Inhabitants thereof with Water v. a. _
being inlituled, "A Bill for better supplying the Borough of
Liverpool with Water ;" at 'which Meeting a Print of each of
the said Bills will be laid before the Inhabitants. '
And NOT'''.

ICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, that a condi-
eement, entered into by the Commissioners with the
1 (Bootle) Water Works 'Company, for the purChase of
Works, will be submitted to the consideration

the eoni_pny

and that they

TDB LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

JUNCTION Itzk-ILWAY CONiPkNY.
MITE Directors have advertised a MEETING, pi
suant to the Sessional Orders of Parliament, to he held
the TowN-HALL, BIRKENHEAD, on the 9th May next, and h
transmitted a Circular to each Proprietor, as far as they
able to do so ; but as there must necessarily be many to wh

the Directors cannot give information, fromlignorance of th
address, thay adopt this course to apprise the Scripholders,
Holders of Ranker's Receipts, that if they are unable persi
ally to attend the Meeting, the Chairman or Deputy-Chairir
will vote for absent Proprietors who may think proper
send their Scrip or Banker's Receipts by a registered letter,

dressed to Captain CitAßLEwoon,'Secretarir-of the Comp'a

Argyle-street, Birkenhead, before 'the Bth day of May, or' w
may deliver their Scrip or Banker's Receipts to persons a
pointed to receive the same, at 25, Abingdon-street, Westmi
ster, on or 'before the sth May ; or at Argyle-street, Birke
head, on or before the Bth May.
Any further information may be had by applying at either

JOSEPH BAILEY, JUN.. Chairman
JOHN LAIRD, Deputy-Chairman.

Best Cut Wines, fifteen difler

Cruet S

0 1 3 per set
0 3 0 each

Best half-Pint Cut Tumblers, 45., 4s. 3d., & 0 4 6 per doz
Ditto Diamond bottom Ditto 0 2 0 ditto
Cut Sugar Basins
20,000 4 to pint Royal Albert Tumblers,

Confectioner's' Show Glasses
Plain Double Fiint Tu►nblers..
Deck Lights, all sorts and sizes
Best Table Knives

Set Gothic, 16, 24, and 30 inches

24, and 30 inch

!Os, up to 4 0 0 per set

1. each, 12-inch Vaitei

of Burnished Gold, with Cof

0 7 (

JUST IMPORTED, .
BASTER ORNAMENTS, in end

years, in a separate I

arity Schools

of hotisebold work.' It can
what the experience of aim
shown—that for Girls so tr
be easily found.

Since its establishir

milted in addition : nineteen of w
and each has been provided'svith
them having remained in their pl
applied to the committee, and re

,rs will in due time apply for
At prevent, this itistitutior

maintenance to eight gir

and in providing for so

e outlay has n.

,ce.omodations of the he

:e assortment of AI

CENT. u tide

which the liberal contribo

earnestly requested

untried spectilation, for i

Gold, with Shades
ranted. Purchase

In the GENERAL STOCK will be found CUTLERI,
TEA and COFFEE POTS and SPOONS, Papier Mac
other TRAYS, Plated CANDLESTICKS, Plated Hot Water
JUGS, JAPAN GOODS, ENGLISH and FOREIGN CHINA,
in Tea and Breakfast Sets, Fancy Urns, Vases, and Chimney-

piece ORNAMENTS, in the greatest-A;arie—ti,t;g-eihWWlll-ija
most splendid and superb Stock of rich Cut, Plain, and Orna-

'areltagers at t,

r their

instil utions had previous

consider

his Establishment, to the am

young females of the poorer class
into life, and the injurious influen

sure to follow their being led into ev
doubted, whether there is any one d
thropic exertion, which possesses cla

Perhaps the outline givrn here may
in Liverpool. The incumbent of S
West is desirous of enlarging the f
embrace two addition.l scholars. fi

lit of -e3, can

hare Goods Packed and sent CARRIAGE FREE to Edinburgh,
Greenock, Glasgow, and Dumfries; Dublin, Cork, Belfast,
Limerick, Waterford, Londonderry, Newry, and Dundalk; and
to all the principal Railway Termini in England.
Export Orders in China, Glass, Hardware, &c., to any
on the shortest notice, Cheaper than any other House in the
Kingdom.
Goods carefully packed, free of expense.

T. SMITH,
54, BOLD-STREET, and 66, WHITECIL4PEL

A MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE PREVENTED

On Saturday morning, just as the Rev. M. D. Ffrench
was about to commence the morning service at St. George's,
Hanover-square, London, a license for marriage was pre-
sented by a lady and gentleman. The clerk, as in duty
bound, commenced reading the document, and was much
surprised to find that it authorised the performance of the
ceremony, for parties no less distinguished than the Lady
Anna Eliza Mary Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos•
Grenville, daughter of Richard Plantagenet, Duke and
Marquis of Buckingham and Chandos, and Gore Langton,
Esq., son of Colonel Gore Langton, M.P. for East So-
mersetshire. The late hour at which the proposed bride
and bridegroom reached the church rendered it impos-
sible for the ceremony to be performed previous to the
morning service. Mr. Ffrench, in the meantime, seeing
that the bride and bridegroom were not accompabied by
any of their friends, and fearing that the proposed mar-
riage was a clandestine one, sent a messenger to the. Duke
of Buckingham to inform him that a marriage in which he
was so deeply interested was about to take place. When
the information was first conveyed to his Grace he was
inclined, as we are informed, to treat it with neglect, un-
der the impression that such an event was impossible ;
but, as the messenger insisted most pertinaciously on the
truth of his statement, and his Grace had ascertained that
his daughter was absent, he, without further delay, has-
tened to St. George's Church, and arrived in the vestry-
room just previous to the conclusion of the morning ser-
vice. His surprise, on entering the vestry-room, may be
better conceived than described. A scene of considerable
excitement occurred, in the midst of which the Rev. Mr.
Ffrench entered the vestry-room from the church, having
just concluded the service.. The Duke of Buckingham
immediately addressed Mr. Ffrench, expressing his deci-
ded objection to the performance of the ceremony. On
the other hand, Mr. Gore Langton and the lady claimed
as a matter of right that the ceremony should proceed im-
mediately. Mr•. Ffrench calmly stated that his duty did
not afford him any option. The parties were, it appeared,
of mature age, the license was in all respects sufficient,
and he was bound to perform the ceremony without further
delay. It would be vain to attempt to describe the urgent
solicitations on the one hand, and the decided resistance
offered by his Grace on the other. The details of a scene
of so much excitement must of necessity be imperfect, and
painful, on reflection in calmer moments, to all those con-
cerned. His Grace urged his objection to this clandestine
union in the strongest terms; he appealed to Mr. Ffrench,
and undertook to hold him harmless from any penalties
incurred ky disobeying the terms of the license : and
finally, Mr. Ffrench, overcome by the entreaties of his
Grace, declined to perform the ceremony. After some
further delay, the lady retired with her father, and Mr.
Gore Langton retired to his residence; both evincing se-
vere disappointment at this unexpected Interruption to
their anticipated happiness.
We believe we may add that, whatever may have been
it

e surprise of both the Duke and Duchess at the disco-
very of an attachment so ardent. and so unlookr d for by
them, their objection applies chiefly to the clandestine

increased capital of £3OO is required.
this sum two sermons were preached on Su
by the Bishop of Winchester, and the

LORD BROUGHAM AGAIN

that in a few days the ceremony will be performed in a
manner worthy of the daughter of the house of Grenville.

THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI

s of t

—On 'I

t the Charitab

favour

The drama of " Green Bushes" has had a successful
run at this theatre during the week, sustained by the
clever impersonation of Miami. by Madame Celeste, and
the laughable drolleries of Mr. W. J. Hammond and Mr.
Cooper. It is excellently put upon the stage, and the
costumes and scenery are very fine. Miss Lebatt contri-
buted materially to the gratification of the audience as
Iverrg awerrr.--7E-new drama, entitled The Cabin Boy,"
has also been produced, in which Madame Celeste exhi-
bits het peculiar powers most pleasingly.

s of iguorar

very fav

- - - =----= --
)F CLOSING THE MISS COMPTON begs to inform her Friends and IMPORTANT.
further
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
SUNDAY, (nv EXPRESS.)
Tuesday) only, at the I the. Public, that it is her intention to REMOVE her THE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform the Nobility,
ESTABLISHMENT, at Midsummer next, to the Neighbour- Gentry, Merchants, Captains of Vessels, and the Public
e° tNt e r,Cv thanoOnaldN
)er Offices; and at Mr, hood of LONDON, where the same plans which have met with generally, that on MONDAY next, and following days, the
FEWLING'S, Ranelagh- so much kind approbation at Birkenhead will be pursued, aided LARGE SALE of his IMMENSE STOCK will take place, and The supply of wheat from Essex and Suffolk fri
by the first Professors ; and she invites those Parents who are the whole must be sold without the least reserve.fhoEarvXesCobe:lienNttiGamitkee.—np.Va
sat irrftli
re, are requested to im- desirous to obtain for their Children such advantages as the • only moderate. The market opened heavily; an
locality above referred to affords, to make themselves acquainted MAGNIFICEN"T make any progress in sales, it was necessary to
with the plans, either by application to herself personally, or
STOCK OF PLAIN AND CUT GLASS, decline of Is to 2s per carter:q to have effected
HURCH, through the medium of those Friends whose names are sub-
joined, and to whom she is permitted to refer : SPLEA DID BOHEMIAN .5. BELGIAN ORNAMENTS, There was no demand 4ir free foreign or hi
BT. The Rev. Andrew and Mrs. Knox, Birkenhead ; the Rev.
CLASSICAL FIGURES, spot; some inquiry, however,
was experienced fa
)PENED On SUN- Charles and Mrs. Hamilton, Birkenhea; the Rev. Edward and gs of Polish, Odessa, and Mediterranean qual
IN ALABASTER, CHINA, &c. gi tin but we did
n SERMONS will be Mrs. Parry, Liverpool; Charles Smith, Esq., and Mrs. Smith,
Bouth ,but
not hear of any saps havin
':lock, and in the Even- 32, Canning-street, Liverpool; and any of the Parents of her malting and grinding Barley must be writ
THOMAS GUTHRIE, present Pupils. T. SMI T H, lower.
he Afternoon, at Three
maple fully as good terms, as
and peas, There is rather a better supply
LSH, Minister of the Second Edition, in post Bvo.. bound in cloth, price 5g., AND GENERAL ACiENT FOR move off slowly at 6d. to Is. lower than s this i
THE LORD OUR SHEPHERD ; SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM WARES, on
good qualities are very scarce.
UILDING FUND will An Exposition of Psalm xxiii. 54, BOLD-STREET, AND 66, WHITECHAPEL, SMITHFIELD MA RKET.—Yssrean)
By the Rev. JOHN STEVENSON,
Perpetual Curate of Cury and Gunwalloe, Cornwall. LIVERPOOL, During the past week, the imports of foreig
N AND INVEST- In tendering to his Friends his. grateful thanks for the extended London have consisted of 24 oxen from hamburg
COWS, together with 200 sheep,
FY, . Also, Sixth Edition, in post Bvo., hound in cloth, price 7s. 6(1., patronage he has hitherto received, begs to call their attention , from Rotterdam,
28 oxen, together with 195 sheep, from Harting
TREET. CHRIST ON THE CROSS ; to his present Stock, which is the largest and most magnificent
. about 150 head of stock have been receive:l from 1
NT of the above An Exposition of the Twenty-second Psalm. ever submitted to a Liverpool Public, comprising not only To-day we had on offer 76 oxen and
cows, as a
iby the Registrar of By the same Author. Glass of every quality suited to domestic purposes, but a variety •
arrived rom the aboveports all in excellent condit
:REBY GIVEN, that a London :J. H. JACKSON, Islington-green ; ROBERTSON, of Ornamental Designs, that for style, fashion, and appearance,
met a dull sale at barely late rates. In the above al
OLDERS will be held, Dublin ; ALLOM, York; INNES, Edinburgh; and all other cannot be equ ll d Mice' hff f, f t .
a e t e e orts o any one mann ac urer in
oxen from Prussia, very similar in appearance to
the Kingdom. The of every article, owing to T. S.'s ex-
n-street, To-moartow, Booksellers.last week. The latter where shipped at Rotterdam
tensive connexion and command of capital, is such as bids de- Five o'clock in the - -
e Deed of Settlement, BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHESHIRE ment will save at least arty per ent. THE RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSAI
complete Registration. JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. The GLASS STOCK comprises rich Cut Dessert Dishes, in IWARDS, Secretary. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a GENERAL very variety; Decanters, Rummers, Tumblers, Wines, Salts, The anniversaries of the great religious soci
MEETING of the ITOLDEFLS of SCRIP, or of BANK- Toilet Bottles, Butter Coolers, and Finger Basins; Hock,
reflect so much honour upon the land, have •
for SCRIP, in the BIRKENHEAD, LAN- L! FAS' RECEIPTS . qner, and Champagne Glasses; Ice Plates, Watar Grafts,
q, that, puisuant ofCHESHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY COM- Liquer Bottles and Frames, Cruets and Frames, Hall and Table and London is now crowded with ministers o
of the sth year of the RR RAI and
be held, pursuant to the Sessional Orders of the Lamps, Show Glasses, Deck Lights, Shades and Fittings, of nomination from all parts of the coun'ry.
'An Act for amending two House' sof Parliament, at the TowN-HA Lt„ in Birkenhead, in every description of Glass that is manufactured, suitable to the men from this district, who are hitherto ar
age of the town of.Li- the county of Chester, on SATURDAY, the Ninth day of May, at use of Noblemen, Naval and Military Officers, Merchants, Cap- take part in the numerous proceedings are the
id a Resolution of the Twelve o'clock at Noon, for the purpose of having submitted to tains, Hotels Innkeepers Lodging-houses, and Private Fain -
1 Stewart, the Rev. Hugh Stowell. and the
lies, both for home use and abroad. and Sewerage of the their consideration a Copy of the Bill for making the said Rail- In order, however, to give a faint idea of THE EXTREME Mc. Neile. Here is one peculiar institution,
HABITANTS assessed way, and for the purpose of signifying their approbation or dis- LOWNESS OF ' ' 9 THE PRICES, a few Articles are subjoined, many for which the latter gentleman has p
'within the said Town, approbation of the same. and it must be observed that they are not mere catches, but that principle of which we think might be adv
vin Chael-street, on Dated this 27th day of April, 1846. every Article is charged in like ratio :-,
elve
o'clock at Noon, JOSEPH BAILEY, Jux., Chairman. adopted in Liverpool, which, as far as we knot
A complete Cut Glass Dessert Service of 10 Ms, now before Parlia- JOHN LAIRD, Deputy Chairman. nothing of the kind. It is called " The Part
dishes, in sizes, usually sold at .t 3 35.....11 5 0 per set , for the better Paving School, and belongs to the parish of St. Du
Good Dessert Dishes, clear flint glass 0 0 6 each )001, and for the better -
2 Cut Quart and 2 Pint Decanters OB 0 per set West. The object of it is thus explained in
Vater 1" and the other BIRKENHEAD. LANCASHIRE. AND CHESHIRE Finger B • 6 different Basins, colours OO 8 each circulated among the patishioners
plying the Borough of JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. Cut Salts
rirtur Tl:vuln+ 1,...,.. ~..L,.....4.:‘.,..1 .. I\llV-I'TTIViI ..,..” 12...+ 1,..• 1in........ 4.4,,,,.. A:a----, --..--.-
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of the ward, and the tnem-be.
London. The Bishop preached in the morning, selecting
for the subject of his discourse the paramount duty of
employing all our talet.ti to the glory of God ; and Mr.
M•Neile, in the evening, upon the Saviour's theme,.
" Feed ye my lambs." Both sermons were of a practical
and exhortative character. Mr. 111'Neile was an attentive
listener to the bishop. The Bishop of Winchester, Dr.
Charles Richard Sumner, is a younger brother to the
estimable prelate who presides over our own diocese of
Chester. The Bisl op of Chester was born in 1780, and
consecrated in 1828. Tne Bishop of Winchester was born
ten years afterwards, namely, in 1790, but is senior in the
prelacy to his brother by two years, having been conse-
crated Bishop of Llandsff in 1826, soon after which, ors
the death of Dr. Tcmline, he W.:B translated to the see of
Winchester. He is a prelate of the order of the garter,
and provincial Sub. dean of Canterbury. On the occa-
sion of this sermon, he appeared not like his brother of
Chester, in a wig, but as the prelates are accustomed to
appear on the episcopal bench in the House of Lords,
with the badge of the garter conspicuous on his bre, st
In personal figure he is taller and stouter than our venera-
ble diocesan; his preaching '
in its style, nor does he appear to posstso
the same persuasive powers. We cannot close this
notice without again suggesting the establishment in
Liverpool of at least one institution similar to the " Paro
chial Girls' School."

essive

The Observer says that in consequence of the multipli-
city of business in the Colonial Office, Mr. Gladstone has
appointed an additional under secretary.
The man who was shot in Drury-lane, on Saturday
week, is now likely to recover. His assailant stands re-
manded until Saturday next.
Mr. Collins, an extensive owner of New York packet-
ships, has proposed to Congress to build five ships, of
2,000 tons each, and 1000 horse power, exceeding in speed
and strength any that ever sailed, to carry the United
States mail between New York and Liverpool, for
385,000 dollars a year.
TH it BAZAAR AT THE COLLEGIATE.--We are requested
to state the reason why Lady Douglas has not been men-
tioned as a contributor of fancy articles to the late Colle-
giate bazaar. Her ladyship had taken much pains in pre-
paring ibution, bi
tust i odnes,
tai ,n h
boewfeovree r ,t
hbey
ospoemnei
ncgasoufa ltthye,
bazaar.d idnot
a

INFANTICIDE,—Last week we stated that Elizabeth
Davidson bad been committed for trial on a charge of
having deserted her infants, with intent to destroy them
at Smithdown-lane. One of the children, who had beet
very delicate since its exposure to the cold, died on Mon
day last. An inquest was held at the gaol, on Thursday
and a verdict of " Wilful Murder" was returned agains
the mother. She was present during the examination o
the witnesses, and did not manifest the slightest
of uneasiness on learning the verdict.
STEALING 13.,oxs.—Yesterday, Margaret Ju
her daughter Ann Myler, were brought before II
Tt rhaet
pencils,eSc obl
pelal
ao
icnnhgaainnr
tgg est
toao
tmfe
dsr t. et eh lai steeling gh
Thomasae hoi
cauedanonft
requently L...
books from his shop, and, from information he mar
made some inquiry, when he found that the elder prit
had sold some books to a woman named Clarke, v
he identified as his property. She had acted in the c
city of charwoman at Mr. Kenney's hour
prisoner admitted that she stole the bool
daughter bad nothing to do with it.
discharged ; the other prisoner was con x
a mouth

The elde

titions were presented as
and ore was presented in it
had the oddity entrusted to I
his mission :—" He had now to pr
worthy and respectable individual, praying
lordships would pass the bill into a law,
not approve of the jobbing, the corruptior ,
the gut tling, and the bribery, and every other vice a
his noble and learned friends near him patroni,
(laughter,)—though not in their own persons. (Ren
laughter.) The bill would be brought on in due time,
he hoped their lordships would give it their due sanctio_
DKATH OF A FATHER AND SON BY SUFFOCAI lON.—
A very afflicting accident took place last week la the
works of Messrs. Bagnall, Toll End, by which a father
and son lost their lives. It appears that, on Saturday
morning, Thomas Onions, one of the men engaged in the
works went into a pit through which the pipes that supply
the works with gas empty themselves, for the purpose of
pulling out the plugs and letting out the water. In doing
so, a great quantity of gas rushed out, and the unfortu-
nate man must have been immediately suffocated. Not
returning out of the pit, which was only three or four
feet deep, the son hastened to his father's assistance,
when he, too, was overcome with the gas, and fell down
senseless. The young man was drawn out a few minutes
afterwards, but Le was quite dead.— Wolverhamplost
Ch. crock.

nt a petition from a
that their

A society has been founedd in Liverpool for the put—
po4e of investigating, in a scientific manner, the curative
power, and those curious phenomena. of mesmerism,
which have been brot gbt before us by lectt rcr , who so-
jcnrn for a few days or weeks, shew their experiments,
and pass on. Dr. Esdalle has performed many operations
in India, painlessly, during the mesmeric sleep. Details
of his cases are published in the " Zoist," a work edited
by men whose religious sentiments we entirely condemn.
It is a matter of deep regret to many religious individuals
who have known beneficial results to ensue from magnetic
treatment, that the subject has been so long left to the
advocacy of men who trace every result to material causes
Surely when facts are thus multiplying around us. ou
best and wisest men should lend their r at
human suffering, and not leave such an t
of superstition on the one hand—a out
wherewith to rivet the ebb:. in) Ot
lity on the other, as a developtr. ut Po
nature. The Liverpool Society report t sat DA
will be found in our advertising
The Oriental Divan, Claytot
re-opened by Mr. Feeney, under,
A splendid dinner was set out,
such as augurs well for the future
cern.

'osperity of the ccn-

THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—SO eStrava
are the preparations for the dist
andimportant are the improven
progress at these gardens, that “..
possible, (though every effort has been used,) -
announce the day of opening. Many portions of the
paintings are, however, finished, and their (fleet is such
as we anticipated from the model drawing, and the unde-
niable proof of the scenic ski!! of the arti-t. The Concert-
hall is rapidly progressing, and the Cc ntrangal Railway
is almost completed. We hope to be able to announce
in our nest the opening night.

yet, to