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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HOLLAND.

Clears on the 7th and sails on the Bth instant
For ROTTERDAM, Direct,
/ The Steamer RATTLER,
WILLIAM CARTER, Commander;
-"'"209 tons register; built of iron, under particu-
ar inspection, and in water tight compartments ; offers a most
eligible opportunity for goods, and has superior accommoda-
tion for passengers.—For terms of freight or passage apply to
Messrs. P. A. VAN Es and Co., Rotterdam, or here to
A. F. MOORE, 40, Duke-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

LEEDS CORN MARKET, APRIL 25.

We had a large supply of Wheat and Oats to this day's mar-
ket, but only short of other articles. At the commencement
of the market rather higher prices were obtained for Wheat,
but it closed dull at any improvement. Barley scarce and Is.
per qr. advance obtained. Beans fully as dear. In Oats no
alteration.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

Ootitb cTinertra.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR THE WEST
COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA.
ORGANIZED BY THE WEST COAST ASSOCIATION.
41
Has three-fourths of her cargo engaged and in course
of shipment, and will sail positively first vessel. All goods to
alongside on the 16th, and will be punctually despatched on
the 18th instant. _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

e continued on the same plan. The
le construction of the Palace of the

ing is to commence

!es on authority that M. Guizot

n London three yt
as agreed for p

s since to the Princess
itical reasons that the mar-
kept secret as long as M. Guizot remained
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

WAKEFIELD CGN MARKET, APRIL 28.

To-day there is a large attendance of millers, who are
pretty free buyers of Wheat at an advance of Is. per qr., and
an extensive flusiness done. Barley continues scarce and is
again Is. higher, and Malt makes Is. to 2s. per load more
money. Oats and Shelling are a trifle dearer. Beans not so
plentiful; and more ready sale at last week's prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

IMPORTED FRENCH HATS.
CHAPELLERIE DE PARIS,
53, CASTLE-STREET, 53.

FELIX and LAVRILE beg most respectfully to
solicit TRIALS of their
__

SUPERIOR FRENCH HATS,
manufactured expressly for their establishment, under the
immediate superintendence of one of the Partners, resident
Manufecturer at Paris.
In quality, style, taste, and durability, their Hats surpass
anything that has yet appeared in this country; and the redac-
tion in the tariff enables them to offer their superior articles at
Veyy moderate prices.
Hats are tipped, on the Premises, in every variety of style,
by French Artists.
FIXED PRICES, FROM 9s. Go. TO 21s.
Messieurs les Etrangers trouveront dans cet Etablissement
de Chapellerie un bon article, a prix fix 6 et mod6re.
53, CASTLE-STREET, 53.
CHAPELLERIE DE PARIS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

DtNMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

Intelligence from Hamburgh, under date of the 22nd
ultimo, announces that another action had taken place on
the previous day, between the Danish troops and the
volunteers of Berlin, Cologne, Hamburgh, &c., in which
the latter were defeated after a fight of several hours.
The engagement took place at a wood on the way from
Keil to Eckerneforde. The action resulted from the pre-
cipitancy of the volunteers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

RUSSIA.

Several letters in the Cologne Gazette are filled with
apprehensions of an approaching conflict with Russia.
The declaration of the Viceroy of Poland, Prince Paske-
witch, to the Polish noblemen is indeed fraught with the
elements of anxiety for all Germany. The prince bids
them turn to the emperor, who would soon be able to
prove to them that Russia loved them better than Ger-
many. He asked them to wait in patience for a few
weeks and months, and that their children and their
children's children would remember the kindness and
praise the generosity of the Emperor of all the Sclavoni-
ans. The scheme of Nicholas is said to be no less than a
union of the Sclavonic tribes into one gigantic federative
monarchy, and innsequently the attainment of unlimited
sway over Europe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

No. 1332.]

TRANMERE FERRY.

MESSRS. WILLOUGHBY have entered into an
arranzement with G. J. Chamberlain, Esq., for the oc-
cupation of this Ferry, which IS NOW OPEN, and the whole
of their Establishment, Steam Packets, &c., are withdrawn
from Birkenhead Ferry.

[PRICE FOURPENC E.

BRIGHT, SON, and LEGGE beg to announce that
they have now ready for inspection the whole of their
NEW MANTLES, &c.
70 AND 72, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,

FAIRBANKS' WEIGHING MACHINES,
with or without
POOLEY'S NEW PATENTED IMPROVEMENTS,
adapted for Shops, Wharfs, Roads, and Railvvai s.
HENRY POOLEY AND SON,
27, MANCHESTER-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

CONTINUE '►HE
SOLE MAKERS UNDER THE PATENT,

Some of their advantages are—
I.—Economy in Price ; to the extent of from 25 to 40 per
cent.

IL—Economy in Time and Labour ;—only the one hun-
dredth part of the weights is required to be lifted; one-half of
the time occupied in weighing is entirely saved.
111,—Economy in Space ;—they have only one Platform or
Scale ; no fixtures are required, for suspension ; no room is oc-
cupied by weights.
IV.—Economy in Annual Expense ;—they require less pe-
riodical adjustment ; the centres are detached from their
bearings, and of course exempt from wear, except at the mo-
ment of ascertaining the weight.
As a Weigh-bridge for weighing Wagons on common roads,
aad for Trucks or Wagons on Railways, this Machine is pe-
culiarly. adapted. It may be fixed, if required, in a pit only
fifteen inches deep; it occupies only half the usual space in
the office; it is more exact in its indications than any of the
old kinds of Weigh-bridges. The celebrity of
FAIRBANKS' MACHINES,
OF
POOLEY'S MANUFACTURE,
has induced many imitations, having a professed and specious
resemblance, at a low price. To guard the Public from imposi-
tion, and the invention from losing its high standing by the
hands of incompetent makers,

THE TRUE MACHINE

IS NOW OFFERinXT:frig-FatiAS LOW AS THE

IMITATION,
Thus placing it within the reach of every Trader,
MESSRS. POOLEY AND SON

are Makers to the Hon. Board of Ordnance, and by special
appointment to the London and North-Western, the Midland,
and other leading Railway Companies.
Ironmongers and the Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

ment of indu

y is the exception ;
ffering the rule. The little

Of the working man: the comfo

of his

savings,- his furniture and his very

from within his reach. How
Even with the threatened

To on

e of spoliation, or, in French phrase, the
ption" by the government of all railways,
,tock, mines, canals, and other sources of

ue, and d
an end.

ion of property, it must soon

government Can support th

rovicling for a whole people, p.
'ay and idleness.

eCipitated into

e look further throughou
roue, the spectacle

the other countries
presented is little less
Germany is convulsed to its centre, its
suspended, the credit of its merchants
its manufactures declining, and its
mnloved. The shuttle has ceased to

nerce 1

•/
3 mine to be worked, and the plough and
ade have been laid aside for the musket and

ar and international jea-
.e. The dream of a

.1 peace

Willell

commerce, and
1 hand in hand,

its stead the govern-
alf the civilised world
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

IMPORTANT FERRY TO LET.
TO be LET, with early possession, for a Term of
Years or otherwise, the Old-established FERRY and
PREMISES, situate upon the Cheshire Shore of the River Mer-
sey and known as the BIRKENHEAD FERRY and HOTEL,
with the Gardens, Bowling-green, Stabling, Paddock, &c., now
in the occupation of Messrs. Willoughby.
For terms and particulars apply at the Office of the Surveyor
to the Corporation, Town-hall, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

sovereign, with the imprc
of 1832, and of '• IREM, Popayan

ion of the arms of Columbia
It is believed that
ik off.

M. Jullien, whose name appears as a bankrupt in the
Gazette, owes between £9,000 and £lO,OOO, principally
arising out of his connection with English Opera at Drury

Lane 'where his extravagance as a manager precluded the
impossibility of a profitable return. It is stated that he
offered his creditors to put aside £1,500 per annum out of
his professional earnings—but failing in conciliating all,
and an attempt being made while at Dublin to arrest him
—he determined upon going through the Gazelle, and his
assets are now stated at nil.

herborne workhouse

" One of the officials of the S
having nothing better to do, has ex
barefaced delusion. He wrote on an egg, " Prepare ye
for the kingdom of heaven is at hand"—placed it in
hen's nest, and pretended the bird had produced it
Numbers of persons believed in the prodigy, and trembled
The local journal says that " several of the ministerL
actually alluded to the matter in the pulpits." On Mon-
day, a notice was posted " on the union gates" that the
matter was an April fool hoax.

At Brighton Police-court, last week, a man, named
Lowton Lucas, was committed for trial for the novel trick
of abstracting money in the following manner went
into a pastrycook's shop for a bun, for which he laid down
a sixpence, and received sd. in change. The sixpence
was afterwards observed to be dangling over the till, and,
on examination, was found tied round with fine horse-
hair, to which a long end was attached. On being taken
into custody, three or four others, similarly prepared,
were found in his po4ol,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

BOWYER GALLERY.

THE LAST GRAND CLUB SUBSCRIPTION,

INSTITUTED BY
MRS. MARY PARKES,
FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE MAGNIFICENT
BOWYER COLLECTION OF SUPERB WORKS OF .ART,
PICTORIAL CABINETS, arc., '
AMOUNTING, AT PUBLICATION VALUE, TO
EIGHTY THOUSAND GUINEAS.

. _
The Scheme is divided into 17,773 Shares, One Guinea each.
The highest is 3100 Guineas ! the lowest One Guinea ands Half.

Abstract of Allotments, showing the Amount each i(ember of the
Club will receive for his Subscription of One Guinea.
lof 3100 Guineas, making 3100 Guineas
1 „ 350 Guineas, „ 350 Guineas
1 „ 250 Guineas, „ 250 Guineas
2 „ 150 Guineas, ~ 300 Guineas
2 „ 125 Guineas, ~ 250 Guineas
1 „ 120 Guineas, ~ 120 Guineas
I „ 100 Guineas, ~ 100 Guineas
14 „ 70 Guineas, ~ 980 Guineas
1 „ 50 Guineas, ~ 50 Guineas
1 „ 35 Guineas, „ 35 Guineas
28 „ 32 Guineas, ~ 896 Guineas
3 „ 30 Guineas, ~ 90 Guineas
14 „ 25 Guineas, ~ 350 Guineas
It „ 20 Guineas, „ 220•' Guineas
12 „ 18 Guineas, „ 216 Guineas
18 „ 17 Guineas, „ 306 Guineas
3 „ 16 Guineas, ~ 48 Guineas
23 „ 15 Guineas, ~ 375 Guineas
31 „ 14 Guineas, ~ 434 Guineas
70 ~ 13 Guineas, ~ 910 Guineas
22 „ 12 Guineas, ~ 264 Guineas
10 „ 11 Guineas, ~ 110 Guineas
28 „ 101 Guineas, ~ 294 Guineas
491 „ 10 Guineas, ~ 4910 Guineas
68 „ 9 Guineas, ~ 612 Guineas
35 „ 81 Guineas, ~ 297 k Guineas
487 „ 8 Guineas, ~ 3896 Guineas
35 ~ 71 Guineas, „ 262 k Guineas
83 „ 7 Guineas, ~ 581 Guineas
21 „ 61 Guineas, ~ 136 k Guineas
2410 „ 6 Guineas, ~ 14,460 Guineas
18 „ 51 Guineas, ~ 99 Guineas
3259 „ 5 Guineas, ~ 16,295 Guineas
62 „ 4} Guineas, ~ 279 Guineas
1343 „ 4 Guineas. ~ 5372 Guineas
35 „ al Guineas, ~ 122 k Guineas
5109 „ 3 Guineas, „ 15,327 Guineas
83 „ 21 Guineas, ~ 207 k Guineas
2468 „ 2 Guineas, „ 4936 Guineas
1466 „ 14 Guineas, ~ 2199 Guineas
17,773 80,0401 Guineas

Shares to be had at 22, Golden-square, London, and through
Mrs. PARKES' Agents, Mr. WILLIAM LEA, Stationer, 1, Dale-
street; B. SMITH, Stationer, 71, South Castle-street; SAMUEL
ALKER, 29, Basnett-street ; and JAMES SMITH, MUSIC Ware-
house, 66, Lord-street, Liverpool.
It should be clearly understood that every Subscriber of One
Guinea secures an Allotment, the value of which may fall
within any of the above classification, from the 3100 Guinea
downwards, but can in no case be less than One Guinea and a
Half.

M.- It is definitively settled that the dealing out shall take
place on the 29th instant, at Exeter Hall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

Meagher and Mitche►.

'I but for the

police. When Mr. O'Brien appeared at the Queen's
Bench yeSterday, his head was bound up with straps and
plasters. Mitchell and Meagher were protected home by
the Mayor, the latter having a drawn dagger in his hand to

protect himself ; they were hooted and hissed, and pelted
the whole way to the hotel. Mr. Meagher was smuggled
out of Limerick on Sunday.

determined to proclaim the county of the city of Lime-
rick under the Crime and Outrage Act, and the procla-
mation was accordingly issued. By the provisions of this
law, all persons not duly qualified must deliver up their
arms wt' in nine days. Another proclamation was also
issued, warning the people against taking part in the

the formation of

ational Guard

HOUSE-STEALING CASE

-We are assured that Mr.
)re Mr. Rushton, yesterday,

Stritch was not charged bef

with any

nifty knOwledge in thi

and that the

J iN •

,-THIS DAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

'ntle- I be

•ded us a

Engiish Protestant have

ering her qt
id so much,

glish I

led, prior to c

ao motive in deceiving us, that a railway train
a in this town the previous week without a
'er. The most minute inquiries have since
I we are glad to learn that no such occurrence
e. The train to which our informant alluded

happened on the day in-Ci;]

n to be an unusually full on

m depression of the times
is no truth in the rumour

d that t

El)t

W.therpool 'tanbarb.

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY

2, 1848

IT is absolutely appalling to contemplate the
enormous sacrifice of capital and property, which
has been caused throughout Europe by the recent
revolutionary movements, and which is increasing
_:ay by day. Yet it is a lesson which
enforce upon the minds of that class
he people bf this more favoured land—
w in number—who sympathise with
and can see only objects for imitation in

in amount c

amongs

happily fe

anarc
aiddN

e who have madly rushed into them

The public, and espe

fly the working classes,

hey cannot be too often re-
at there can be no violent

rainde

of the fa

shock

ven to the institutions of a country, with-
its bringing with it enormous suffering to the
istry of that country ; that in all convulsions of
social fabric it is the worthless and unprin-
. ed who generally profit, and the striving and
honest wh

are crushed to the dust. They-must
npressed with the fact that the fate of industry
extricably bound up in, and dependant upon,
nd that anything which
n the confidence of the

s tounsettl

le and weal

essors of that property, tends to decrease pro-
onately the value of
_the working man's only

its labour. WI

ere these truths all re-
abered by the masses, political agitation would
hunned as a social pestilence ; and it would be
id that few revolutions are worth the price we
for them.

to the lesson which is being taught us
summed up in an able ar-
le for this month ;

iican terance,

of the most instructive facts as to the ruinous ef-
the late Revolution on the best interests of French

in the value of all French securities, public and pri-
, since it took place. It distinctly appears that two-
ds of the capital of France has been destroyed since
Revolution, in the short space of six weeks ! Attend
he fall in the value of the public funds during that
r but disastrous period:—

French 3 per cents

5 per cents
Fr. Ct.

5 76 34 July
1 86 16 Dec.

1817 69 0 July 29
1821 90 60 Nov. 2
1822 95 0 Sept. 5
1824 104 80 Feb. 5
)v.30 1828 109 0 Sept. 4
ly 22 1829 110 65 Mar. 4

5 35 Jan. 18
) 50 Dec. 2

30 Dec. 15

0 'Feb

1837 111 0 Sept. 5
1841 117 5 Sept. 4
1844 126 30 Mar. 4
1847 119 40 Feb. 22
1848 116 75 Feb. 22

0 Mar. 15
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

counte

cannot question. The simple fact that a single river pours
down such a body of water as to drown this great flat as-
sures us that its channel, if rightly - -ted, would form
the natural and efficient drain of t}

mduc
whole morass

Lee is no sluggish stream, wasting its own energies
through its inertness ; and were one straight and deep
tideway excavated for it through the Gaorha, these marshy
fens would ere long be converted into the richest downs
for pasturages. But agricultural knowledge is as yet only
partially esteemed in the Cork West Riding. A futile at-
tempt to reclaim the moor was made years since, and per-
haps the precedent has deterred imitators. We are not
aware of the circumstances under which failure arose in
this instance, but we are satisfied the fault lay rather in

the projectors than in the project. We remember all that
has been done of this kind in the sister island, and remem
bering it, we cannot deem similar results impossible in
our own. There are pecuniary aids also now proffered to
our landed proprietors, in the shape of easy loans, such as
did not formerly exist; and to all these works of reds-

mation and imploveraeat we give a hearty t.iod speed :

—.......____ .
Dublin University Magazine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

Mr. Meagher, and filed ex-
These traversers, as well as

At the Antrim Farmers

' Society, Lord

Massarene, after commenting upon the destruction of
home manufactures, and abusing England, said, " For my
part, I would rather stand my chance to be shot at once
a week in Ireland, than live among the cold-hearted

THE BUCkINGHAIII ESTATES.—The property in the
county of Clarc was put up for auction on Wednesday, in
separate lots, but not sold. After the auction, the entire
containing over 7,870 acres, was sold by private
, at a fair rate of purchase, to one gentleman.
I's County estates were sold on Thursday

propert

The Qu

—Tile two men, Shea and Browne. con-
sizes for having aided and assisted
kin and Daniel, who since suffered death for the mur-
of Mr. Prim, pay-clerk, were also executed the same

in front of Nenagh.

Kilkenny as

Am execution has been laid in the Castlehar workhouse,

.e no funds of course in hand, and the collection of a
to is fast sinkiry, into en impossibility, while. the roar of
rism swells louder and louder each day. The vice-
s have appealed to the commissioners, but the
s—" collect the rate I"
Oa Thursday, as Mr. Barnatyne, of Limerick, was
g to Clackwatcr, he was stopped by two
) threatened to

guardi

reply wa,

The proceedings at the meet-
tremely stupid, and remarkable for
Mr. Reynolds, in the

REPEAL ASSOCIATION

)ot him if he did not
t two men whom he had

to comply with their

ing on Monday we

vance of tt

members of pailiaMent had promised t

when the question was I

HORROR AT

twenty English
vote for repeal
vision. At five

N EXECUTION.-
Monday. Oa in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

On THURSDAY, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street, (if not pre-
viously disposed of by private contract,)
The fine little Sloop
44, - HUGH CRAWFORD ;
49 tons' per register: built at Greenock, in 1829.
She is new in good order, having in April, 1847, un-
-,' dergone thorough and extensive repairs; carries a
large cargo; sails well; shifts without ballast; and is a desira-
ble vessel for the coasting trade: lying in Prince's Dock.—For
further particulars apply to
• TONGE, CURRY, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF MONEY.

rpm COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
I do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are willing to
receive LOANS of MONEY to a LIMITED AMOUNT, on the
Security of the Bonds of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks,
at the rate of FIVE POUNDS per Centem per Annum Interest,
for periods of either Three, Five, or Seven Years.
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.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW SECTION.

EDINBURGH TO GLASGOW DIRECT, by the following Trains,
6.50 and'll.ls A.M. and 1.30 and 5 P.M.—On Sundays, 11.15 A.m.
and 9.15 P.M.

GLASGOW. TO EDINBURGH DIRECT, by the fol!ovring Trains,
6.30 and 11.5 A.M. and 1.20 and 4.50 p.r.i.—On Sundays, 11.5
A.M. and 0.5 P.M. _

For further particulars see Time Bills for May.
By order,
• • J. W. CODDINGTON, Secretary,
Company's 0.6leo!, 122, Prince's-street, Jpril 2S, 1948.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

erm of 7
that Pie(

DWELLING-HOUSE, Stables, and other Outbuildings thereon
erected, situate and Leing on the southward side of Duke-
street, and northward side of Henry-street, in Liverpool afore-
said, and containing in front to the same streets
,severally 33
feet, and running in depth froth Duke-street aforesaid to Henry-
street aforesaid, on the eastward side thereof along a House in
lease to Mr. Richard Bryan, and on the westward side thereof
along the Premises before described severally 123 feet, he the
same a little more or less.

The Dwelling-house fronts to, and is No. 42, Duke.

street,

[wards, al

rent of -410. The Tenure is Leashold under the Corpoiation,
fora term of seventy-five years, commencing 31st October, 1835

For further particular; apply to Messrs. STOCKLEY and
THOMPSON, Solicitors, 16, Castle-street, where a Plan of the
Premises may be seen, or, to Messrs. H. and J. FORSITAW,
Solicitors, Sweeting-street, Liverpool.

By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS,

On THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at Oneo'CloCk in the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, sub-
ject to the conditions of sale to be then produced,
THE Piece of LAND, on the north side of Gibraltar-
row, in Liverpool, containing in front 43 feet 6 inches, and
running in depth backwards on the east side 41 feet, and on
The west side 41 feet 6 inches, containing at the back, along the
centre line of a party wall 48 feet 1 inch, and in the whole
206 3-9ths superficial square yards, or thereabouts ; together
with the newly (in part) erected WAREHOUSE standing

thereor

The Tenureis t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

the heart's movements, in the same manner as occurred in
the experiments of Le Galloisand Wilson Philip. In all

gorged with venous blOod

a fact quite in accordance with

this explanation. The action of chloroform inhalation on
the different portion:, of the nevous system, namely the
brain, spinal chord, and medulla oblongata, is, in many
cases, subject to the control of the medical practitioner,
and may each, in its turn, be made available for useful or
injurious purposes. Some persons are much more easily
affected by it than others ; and hence its proper adminis-
tration can only be fully carried out by such as are ac
quainted with its physiological action. Its use by th

public as a means of amusement, excitement, or stupefac-
faction, ought to be strictly prohibited.—Dr. H. Bennett's
Edinburgh Monthly Journal.

shops are respectable enough ; but there is neither the
fatted ox, nor the well-fed wholesomely pastured sheep,
to produce the jolly sirloin of old England, or the elegant
saddle and venison-like haunch we can command in a
small post-town in our favoured country. I saw some

on clean

w hanging ribs or legs to tempt healthy appe-
onstitute one plain substantial dish. The legs
re invariably cut out with the tail depending

./ •
or brisket, conveying by turns the whole-
liscence of cold round and cauliflower pickles,

fin its varied pre-
here was no spectacle of the kind. The meat
I uncomfortably, grotesque

is disjointei
plorably le

butchers

Outline; even c

doomsday book

inferior ife

They cut a

entitle it a

laped, and de-

lave no more idea of the
c, than they have of our
gibbous lump from any
. .

" clods and

t a blow or two with the chopper, and
iftik." It contr

bulk 'On being
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

On account of whom it may concern.
On THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Colonial .buildings, Dale-street,
406 Packages TEA, all faults,
Per Isabella, from China.—Apply to
BUSHBYS, FOSTER, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

FOR THE GROWTH, PRESERVATION, AND

EMBELLISHMENT OF THE HUMAN HAIR.
VIIDDLEWOOD'S BOTANIC OlL.—This inesti-
.AL mable Oil has stood the test of thirty years, and in no
one instance has it been known to fail in renovating and pro-
ducing a luxuriant growth of Hair, and preserve it to extreme
old age. The BOTANIC OIL, for the Toilet, sold in Bottles at
ss. each, also in Pot Boxes from 2s. upwards. The VEGETABLE
SOAP, 6d. and Is. each. To be had at Mrs. MIDDLEWOOII'S
Baby Linen Warehouse, 22, Ranelagh-street, where orders may
be addressed to the Proprietor.
The decline of the Hair originates with an over heat and dry-
ness of the Scalp ; but by occasionally using the Botanic Oil,
and then washing the head with warm water and the Vegetable
Soap, it will effectually eradicate the over heat, and preserve
the Hair and Scalp in a healthy state.
The above Articles are sold by Ross and NIGHTINGALE,
Lord-street; Mr. VORLEY Parker-street; and by respectable
Venders in all the principal Towns in the Kingdom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

THIRTEEN

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

coining to greet

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

TH Is DA, (Tuesday,) the 2d instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
300 Barrels American LARD,
200 Boxes American BACON.
25 Hogsheads American SHOULDERS,
86 Hogsheads American HAMS,
100 Barrels American MESS PORK.
Apply to WILLIAM GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

THE CHESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY
1 will be OPENED for TRAFFIC, betweens CHESTER and
BANGOR, on MoNDAY next, the Ist May.'
The TRAINS for the Month will be as follows :

Departure from Chester (to Bangor) 4 o'clock 1 Morning Mail,
10 o'clock I in the Morning.
4to 2 lln the After-
-25 past 4 noon.
Departure from Bangor (to Chester) past 6l In the Morn-
.,-, to 9 I ing.
and 3 o'clock In the After-
and 7 o'clock noon.
Sunday Trains (from Chester) 4 in the Morning.
25 past 4 in the Afternoon.
(from Bangor) 7 in the Morning.
7 in the Evening.

For further particulrrs see Time Bills.
By order, GEORGE KING, Secretary.
GI, lfoorgate-street, London, 24th April, 1848.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT LISCARD.

TO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, the excellent
DWELLING-HOUSE called FAI RF I EL D, formerly
MOUNT FARM COTTAGE, With a COACH-HOUSE, STABLE,
GARDEN, CONSERVATORY, and LAND attached thereto,
containing in the whole 2 Acres, 3 Roods, and 23 Perches,
statute measure, situate in the Township of Liscard, in the
county of Chester' on the west side of the road leading from the
village of Liscard to New Brighton, at present in the occupation
of Mr. Atherton. The property having an extensive frontage to
the road, the Land is well adapted for building purposes. The
House has been lately much improved, at a considerable ex-
pense, and contains every convenience. The Tenure is freehold
of inheritance. _ _

For further particulars, apply to Messrs. CARSON and Emas,
Solicitors, 4, Sweeting-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL,SALTNEY&CHESTER.
The Steamer TINTERN
- Leaves GEORGE'S BASlNevery WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY three hours before high water.
—Apply to Mr. T. EVANS, Saltnev ; or
DARBY and SIM, Sweeting-street.
Liverpool, April 28, 1848.

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2d instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
3716 Sides American BACON,
1817 American BACON SHOULDERS,
1681 American HAMS,
Ex Republic, from New Orleans.—Apply to
WILLIAM GARDNER and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

feet of t

value of all French securities, public and pri-
, since it took place. It distinctly appears that two-
ards of the capital of France has been destroyed since
the Revolution, in the short space of six weeks ! Attend
to the fall in the value of the public funds during that
brief but disastrous period :

French 3 per
Fr. Ct.

5 per cents.
Fr. Ct.

1825 76 34 July 23
1829 86 16 Dec. 5
1830 85 35 Jan. 18

69 0 July
90 60 Nov

2 _95
_0 Sept

2 1824 104 80 Feb. 5
) 1828 109 0 Sept. 4
1829 110 65 Mar. 4
) 1831 98 30 Dec. 15

5 Sept.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS.
TO IBONMONGERS, BELLHANGERS, &c.

TO be DISPOSED OF, the Old-established BUSI-
NESS of the late Mr. JOHN PYE, (formerly SEDDONS,)
GENERAL IRONMONGER, &c., 117, Whitechapel, Liver-
pool, consisting. of STOCK[in TRADE, FIXTURES, SMITHY
TOOLS, BELLOWS, &c., complete. This Business will be
disposed of very advantageously for the Purchaser, and the
amount of Stock being small, it will suit parties of small
capital, or it admits of great extension.
Anply or address EXECUTORS of the late Mr. JOHN PYE,
Whitechapel, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

BATTLE IN SCHLESWIG.

RENDSBURG, April 23, One o'clock at Night.—The
Prussian troops marched out of this place yesterday after-
noon, at 3 o'clock. They were followed by an almost
interminable succession of the other Federal troops, and
of our dragoons, who had been quartered in the neigh-
bourhood of Remmels, to recover after their five days'
harassing fatigue at Flensburg. It was not till 6 o'clock
to-day that the last party quitted Rendsburg, and at half-
past 7 several wagons arrived, bringing the wounded and
a number of Danish troops prisoners. They brought the
intelligence that on the approach of the Prussians the
Danes retired from Cropp to Schleswig, and that between
2 and 3 o'clock a fierce combat ensued to the west of
Bustorf and close to Schleswig. At the first point the
Prussians, who had vowed to conquer or die, without
waiting the arrival of the artillery, stormed the newly-
fortified Dannewirke and the embankments thrown up at
Bustorf. This combat cost many lives, but terminated
in the taking of Friedricksburg and the so-called Erd-
beerenberg, while the dykes at Gottorp are still in the
hands of the Danes.

The Hamburg Bdrsenhalle of the 24th, dated 1 o'clock
p.m., says :—" Schleswig was taken by the Prussians
yesterday; the fortress of Gottorp was still in the hands
of the Danes during the night. Two divisions of the
Danes, together with several dragoons, are said to have
gone over to the Prussians."
By another letter from Rensburgh, dated the evening
of the 23rd, the taking of Schleswig is said to be certain.
'I he Danes, pursued to the eastward. saved themselves
at Missunde by crossing the Schlei. In the skirmish
which took place at the Altenhot yesterday, several of
our troops were unfortunately taken prisoners by the
Danes, namely ten or twelve of the Cologne free corps,
which covered the passage. The Danes in this instance
overreached us by a stratagem, by placing in front the
corps of Lindburg, wearing green and black blouses simi-
lar to the Berlin and Colognee free corps, with the Ger-
man cockade, and displayin, the German banner.
A letter from Rendsburgh6of ..kpril23, says :—Last night
the report was circulated here, though it is in all probabi-
lity unfounded, of the death of King Frederick VII.
A letter from Hamburgh of April 24, says :—By the
train last night we received the intelligence that Ecken-
ford had been evacuated by the Danes, who retreated to
tin head quarters at Danewieke. There is to be a gene-
ral attack to-day. The Schleswig-llolsteiners form the
right wing ; the troops of the 10th army corps the left
wing ; the Prussians in the centre.

SICILY.
The Parliament at Palermo has published a decree that
"1. Ferdinand Bourbon and his dynasty are for ever
fallen from the throne of Sicily.—Sicily shall govern her-
self constitutionally, and call to the throne an Italian
Prince, as soon as she shall have reformed her slatuto.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

Aril 5 { fell to SO
1848 97 50 arill4 Mar. 7.

1848 65 80 April 2
1848 51 0 April 1

arch 12, and Times since that date.
Tway stock and bank shares has decli

tig proportion. Bank shares

e than A FOURTH of their former value.

eing marked out for confis-
ock with another, it may
HIRDS of the capital of
hort

be affirr

'ution, in tA

The fruit of thirty-three year&

,ndpenurious saving, has disappeared

yen weeks of anarchical transports
.ante, then, has got a Republic, in embryo at
—the skeleton of a settled government, which
loctrinaires have yet, in fear and trembling, to
,gether, and to fill up with flesh and a skin,
t the howling dictation of the armed mob of
have exchanged the rule of a king in
_ of an infuriated demo-
to destroy to-day what they put toge-
and as likely, to-morrow, to be
he hideous glee of maniacs, round
fabric upon which yesterday they
a blessings and consecrations. See
paid for the change ! •" Two-thirds

ze for the tyrann

—the fruits of thirty-three

8 of -peace, hard la

r and industrious saving

s of anarchical

it is not. Where at this
of France ? Where is its

s manufacturing activity ?
ith the confidence of the
or crippled with the virtual confiscation,
h every description of property has been
it is computed
iris alone, have to

At the

it moment
ms, in P

) to 8(

and employment in the public workshops
Tist of £150,000 per month, in addition to
persons, employed as temporary soldiers at
Throughout the pro.
-s is in existence. The

)ie that expense

a similar state Of thi

ble emr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

required to attend this clay, when the Attorni

will state the course he means to adopt

SMITH O'BRIEN

AND Ills THREE

COPATRIOTS MOBBED.

s O'Brien has resigned the representation-of
ie county of Limerick. The following are the reasons :
—On Saturday., he and Messrs. Meagher and Mitchell
were entertained at a soiree in Limerick. The-Old Ire-
landers were determined to oppose them, and, in conse-
quence, a dreadful riot took place. The windows and
doors of the building where they were assembled were de-
molished, stones and missiles were hurled in through

Mr. Smitl

the broken window

shots were fired by the

confederates, who in self-defence, were obliged to tear up

the seats and forms to protect themselves—an effigy of
Mr. Mitchell was burned outside the doors. The scene
was frightful. Smith O'Brien received a cut on the head,

a severe

being said to be broken. The rioters were at last dis-
persed by the police and military. After the troops
had withdrawn, the mob broke all the cups, saucers,

ornamenta

.stoonings
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

FASHIONABLE AND ORNAMENTAL TRANS-
PARENT WINDOW BLINDS,
IN IMITATION OF STAINED GLASS,
FROM 15s. EACH.
FIXED COMPLETE AT 155., 18s., AND Is. EACH.
Do LEE (from LONDON) wishes respectfully to call
its the attention of the Public to his highly approved of
ORNAMENTAL WINDOW BLINDS, adapted for Staircase,
Drawing-room, or Dining-room Windows.
These much-admired Articles (which, when fitted up, present
the appearance of the most beautiful Stained Glass Windows)
will preserve their original beauty for years, and may be ob-
tained at a cost not much exceeding that of the common
Venetian Blinds.
The best London-made WIRE GAUZE BLINDS, in Maho-
gany Frames, fitted complete, at 2s. per square foot.
Parties waited on (with Specimens) at their Residences.
Designs and Estimates given.
R. LEE, (FROM LONDON.)
24, LORD-STREET, (over Mews. Toteereed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

5 tie/42,i., P<A,
17-22(.0_ c/iedZed
a-P.-6 .Aedd-t,;(E-d "A.Ol Azeyf
6v

lasbions

FASHIONS.

ITRS. DOLTLL has just returned from London, and
VI has her Fashions in Parisian and London MILLINERY,
STRAW and CHIP BONNETS, LEGHORN HATS, RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, &c., NOW READY for inspection.
58. LORD-STREET, Liverpool.
APPRENTICES (Out and In-door) and IMPROVERS Wanted-

MISS E. MILLWARD respectfully announces her
Peturn from London, and her SHOW of MILLINERY
is ready for inspection Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2nd instant.
122, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Four Dears above Colquitt-street.

]/[RS. REID respectfully announces her return from
London, with a choice Selection of MILLINERY,
DRESSES, &c. which will be READY for INSPECTION THIS
DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2d instant, and following days.
61, BOLD-STREET.

AGENT TO MRS. M. GEARY, COURT STAYMAKER

VERS. H. T. SMITH re3pectfully announces that
her SHOW-ROOMS will be OPENED on THURSDAY
next, the 4th instant, with a choice Selection of MILLINERY
and DESIGNS for DRESSES.
49, BOLD-STREET.

MRS. OAKES, PARISIAN CORSET-MAKER,
SHOW-ROOMS, 100, BOLD-STREET.
An extensive Assortment of the latest Patterns of French.
CORSETS, BELTS, &c.

MRS. GIRVAN'S RETURN FROM LONDON.
No. 15, BOLD-STREET ARCADE.

GIRVAN has the honour to inform the
IVA. Nobility and Gentry, that she will be prepared to offer
for their inspection, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2nd inst., and
following days, the most gorgeous Display of ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, with every variety of FEATHERS, TRIM—
MINGS, &c.

het, ar

~~
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

1 SECOND EDITION.

rard-office, Eleven o'clock

THE STATE 1511DSECUTIONS.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, DUBLIN

MONDAY,

MAY 1.

The Court was much crowded, as Mr. 0 Brien had to

cippuur 1.0 ji LJuly n 111.71.1 .6ru 1. LA. uuv may.
filed against him by the Attorney-General; and it was

lderstood Mr. Mitchell meant to apply that he might

I Both 3..1

tr. O'Brien bei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

11URNISHED HOUSE to be LET, at Marine View,
Egremont, containing three Entertaining-rooms, five
Bed rooms, Kitchens, Butler's Pantry. &c.: Garden attachee.
The House is very pleasantly situated. Rent moderate.
For particulars apply to S. WATERHOUSE, 5, Tithebarn-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

;change for any amount, at sight, on New York,
part of the United State, can at all times be

shed to those who pi'
—For further particulars apply, post paid, to
W. TAPSCOTT and Co., Liverpool
,nts for W

care of

T. TA PSCOTT

Packet-shi,

s will so

their appoi2itet

ew York

For NEW YORK.

1200 tons.. This Day.
1000 tons.. 3rd Miy
1400 tons.. sth May
1000 tons.. Bth May
1300 tons.. 10th May
1400 tons.. 16th May

For NEW ORLEANS.
1300 tons

sth May

For QUEBEC

sth May

of the best materials

;engers will be found in c
the voyage. State-rgo

ies.--For passage, &c. apply
90, Waterloo-road, Liverpool

en

WINES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

EVERLASTING PENS,

Made of Gold, tipped with a Metallic alloy of so indestructable
a nature, that ten years constant use has not in the least im-
paired its quality.
They are as flexible as the quill, perfectly anti-corrosive,and
adapted to any hand writing.

SOLD BY
JOSEPH TER,
GOLDSMIT "I) JEWELLER,
68 AN , LORD-STREET.
PRIG IX SHILLINGS EACH.
_ _

J. M., in offering these Pens to the notice of his Patrons and
the Public, does so with great confidence in their meriting the
high encomiums passed upon them.

AT REDUCED PRICES.

T. WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
135, WHITBCHAPEL,

fr...........a Opposite Great Charlotte- freet.
ESTABLISe arr 813, BY
FRANC. PINNEY.
- -
IN STOCK, 2000 VENETIAN-SHADE BLINDS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

6, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT.

co 0 KE, FRENCH HAT MANUFACTURER,
R. • No. 10, PAILIDISE-ST IZEET,
Five Doors from Lord-street, Liverpool.
Hats of any quality or shape made to order in a few hours'
notice.
Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade supplied.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

NEW AND ELEGANT SHOW ROOMS,

situate at
90, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
with a beautiful and varied assortment of MILLINERY, &c.
&c., and respectfully hopes she may be favoured with their pa-
tronage and support, assuring. them thst every Article shall be
of the best and newest Material, at very moderate prices, and
that the strictest attention will be paid to the completiokpf all
orders with which she may be kindly favoured.
E. A. YEOLAND is anxious to draw the attention of the La-
dies to an extensive assortment of ENGLISH and FRENCH
CORSETS, which have been selected by Mrs. YEOLAND from
the first houses in London and Paris, amongst which will-be
found an IMPROVED CORSET, strongly recommended-by-the
Faculty for delicate and invalid Ladies.
An early,visit will much oblige.

INSURRECTION IN FRANCE.

MOST EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN
RICH FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS,
AT J. CRIPPS'S

SHAWL, MANTLE, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT,
48, BOLD-STREET.

R. JOHN CRIPPS, in announcing the arrival of
SPRING NOVELTIES? in Cashmere, Barege, Crape,
Silk, and Fancy SIIAWLS, with a beautiful variety of NEW
MANTLES and MANTELETS, begs to state, that so great was
the pressure for ready money in Paris, owing to the late cala-
mities, that he has bought, for Cash, many large Lots of sur-
prisingly cheap Long and Square real Cashmere Shawls, at, in
some instances, not one-tlurd their original cost. Amongst
the Lots will be offered some exquisitely-wrought Paris-made
Indian Cashmere Long Shawls, in all Colours, for Seven Guineas
and a Half each; the same having been sold at his Establish-
ment within the last three months for Twenty Guineas, besides
several Thousand Pounds' worth equally cheap, from Two to
Five Guineas each, four yards long and two wide, Printed
French Barege Long Shawls 275. 6d., and Squares 155. each,
all the finest Wool.

J. C. has the greatest confidence in recommending Purcha.
sers to visit his Establishment this Spring, having fortunately
cleared out every vestige of old Stock at his late sale.

JOHN CRIPPS,
SHAWL, MANTLE, AND FUR WAREHOUSE,
48, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

THE BOWLING SEASON.
W. A. MASSEY,
WOOD AND IVORY TURNER,
53, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, AND 41, SIR THOMAS'S
BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL,

Invites an Inspection of his STOCK of GENUINE BOWLS,
LAWN BILLIARDS and SKITTLES.

W. A. M. can confidently recommend the above as being
manufactured On STRICTLY SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

in the taking of Friedricksburg and the so-called Erd-
beerenberg, while the dykes at Gottorp are still in the
hands of the Dates.

The Hamburg Dirsenhalle of the 24th, dated 1 o'clock
p.m., says :—" Schleswig was taken by the Prussians
yesterday ; the fortress of Gottorp was still in the hands

of the Danes during the night.
Danes, together with several dragoons,
gone over to the Prussians."
By another letter from Rensburgh, dated the evenini
of +ha 93rr1 -e c, . .

Two divisions of the
are said to have

, ut ocuieswig is said to be certain.
The Danes, pursued to the eastward, saved themselves
at Missunde by crossing the Schlei. In the skirmish
which took place at the Altenhot yesterday, several of
our troops were unfortunately taken prisoners by the
Danes, namely ten or twelve of the Cologne free corps,
, which covered the passage. The Danes in this instance
f
eveoverreached us by a stratagem, by .r. f” 1‘

•-a ,•“,"16 lla 110114 4116
corps of Lindburg, wearing green and black blouses simi-
lar to the Berlin and Colognee free corps, with the Ger-

isrman banner

--
A letter from Rendsburgh of April 23, says :—Last night
the report was circulated here, though it is in all probabi-
lity unfounded, of the death of King Frederick VII.
A letter from Hamburgh of April 24, says :-
train last night we received the intelligence 0

By the

till head quarters at Danewieke. There is to be a gene-
ral attack to-day. The Schleswig-Holstemers form the
right wing; the troops of the 10th army corps the left
wing ; the Prussians in'the centre.

SICILY

The Parliament at Palermo has published a decree that
"1. Ferdinand Bourbon and his dynasty are:for ever
fallen from the throne of Sicifv.—Sic.;ly shall govern her-
self constitutionally, and calf to the throne an Italian
Prince, as soon as she shall have reformed her vtatuto.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

WILLIAM PITT,
WHOLESALE PAP-ER-DEALER AND STATIONER,
LIVERPOOL,tmtofENT AG for
theH SALE of WALKDEN'S INK and INK POWDERS,
AVINN°G. 2;eSTceißvAedNDtfre Appointment
en n
Manufactured by COOPER and PHILLIPS, (late Walkden,
Darby, and Terry, No. 53, Shoe-lane, London,) begs to acquaint
the Trade in general, that they can. be supplied with every de-
scription, in large or small quantities, on the same terms as
from the Manufactory in London.
W. PITT embraces the present opportunity to thank his
Friends and the Public for the very liberal support he has re-
ceived since his commencement in business, and begs to assure
them that it is his utmost ambition to merit the confidence of
all who may be pleased to honour him with their patronage.
N.B —Merchants' and Shipping Orders particularly attended
to, and the full amount of Excise Drawback allowed on all Pa-
pers and Stationery for Exportation.
Account Books Ruled and Bound to any Pattern, and on the
most approved principle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

Co be Avlb.

To be SOLD, FOURTEEN UFFINISHED FIVE-`
YARD HOUSES, called Eagle-terrace, in Upner Hill-
street.
Apply to TIMOTHY RYAN, Toxteth Lime Works, or Mr.
BaowN, No. 18, Goree Piazzas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

Mita ifaites.

To sail about the middle of May.
For DEMERARA,
The Barque LEONOR A.
DONALD THOMSON, Master;
62E-'777-74': Burthen 404 tons.—For terms of freight or passage
apply to SANDBACH, TIN NE, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 28

To-dry there is a large tn.cnclance of mil:ers, who are
pretty free buyers of Wheat at an advanee of Is. per qr., and
an extensive business done. Barley continues scarce and is
again Is. higher, and Malt -Makes Is. to 2s. per load more
money. Oats and Shelling are a trifle dearer. Beans not so
plentiful, and snore ready sale at last week's. prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

M PARIS.—
; but there

to tempt he

t with the tail

by turns

ad carrots, suet di
salted beef in its vi
tacle of the kind.
grotesque shaped,
3 have no more it

!alc, than they I

from
' clods
PPert

contracts its bulk on being
idiron, by many a shifting,
trface is indented, and full of

infatuated cook pours oil,
and a spoonful or two of
horror" is served hot, selon
s leg, greasy as a tallow tub,

ey sauce, sans horseradish,

requite the teeth for occa-
e outlay of tenpence on each
'arc's Parson, Pen, and Pen,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-02

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, APRIL 2.6.

During the present week we have had little passing in Abe
trade. Hoick rs of English Wheat asked higher prices, with
which millers would not comply. Malting Barley is better
demand, and rather dearer. Oats firm. In Beans, no altera-
tion.