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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

rand nn

in Sprin

e 4th inst., aged
f Higher Tranu

the 4th inst

Flom Sa

h instant, in Lc

,t, at his r
after a r

i;tianforiitilde, Car

entire of its campaigns in India
with the Local Constabulary of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

course of

of the honorary me
and Town Council.
continued to a late
satisfaction to the

entertain men

THE Coact,' AND CAB DRIVERS.—The drivers and their
employers are at variance relative to the amount of weekly
remuneration. It appears that the wages hitherto have
been:fourteen shillings per week, it devolving upon the
drivers to wash down their vehicles on their return ff.,-
duty each - - Af- •

—.en evening. A. tortm, of ago the men held a meet•
ing, at which it was resolved that intimation should be
given to their employers thet, at the termination of four-
teen days, they would cease
_to drive unless their wages

resisted these t
on Frida
however
men s

and, as the period of notice
the men are now on strike." The
s not likely to he of long duration, as

expired

eon Sunday driving as usual. The men in the
service of Mr. Fletcher, of Cook-street, have intimated
their willingness to resume duty at tke old wages, pro-
viding the duty of washing vehicles be dispensed with.
These terms have, we understand, been offered to other
employers, and, no doubt, the dispute will be thus
arranged.—Albion.

LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN AND GREAT WESTE
COMPANIES.—We understand that in consequence of
. .

contemplated lease of the Cheshire line to the Great
Western, Messrs. Stephenson and Locke, the engineers,
have been instructed by the London and North Western
to survey a new line to Birkenhead. It is proposed that
it shall pass off from the Chester and Holyhead line west
of Chester. It will therefore run to the west of the Che-
shire Company's line from Chester to Birkenhead, and
nearly parallel with it. In length it will be about the
same as the existing line. The cost of it is estimated Et
half a million, or thereabouts. The Shrewsbury and
Chester Company, on the other hand, purpose the prose-
cution in Parliament next session of a bill for a line to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

yet, in a court of inquiry, they must
fairness, and he did not think they were

ness to the gentl

reefed, to en

quently to the presentation of the memorial.
Mr. MONK said that shortened hii case, and he wou
Now, had he supported the allegations in tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

FRIDAY, Nov

—Wind North

ARRIVED.—AtIantiC (s.), West, from New York ; sailed at
noon on 26th ult. She has 400,C00 dollars in specie on freight.

—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre—Amelia Hill, Hill, Crons'ladt
—John Frederick, Danzic—Aspasia, Constantinople.

.—At no (s
—Martin

), Haratii, for G, noa—
KPtinv_ Pnrt P 1

Ann Carr, Davie
ilin RTC —PanAl

White, New York—Mary Wilkinson, Corkhill, Lisbon—Theo:
dora, M'Kee, Nantes—United Kingdom, Cother, Savannah—
Cuba, Gibson, Hayti—Amelia, Smith, Castine, A.S.—Thomas
Thompson, Twiss, Bombay—Vigilant, Groenendahl, Ostend—
Calder, Mann, Ceylon—Orleans, Steele, New Orleans—Livonia,
Lenwierheit, Riga-27th Mai, Lafrenz, Altona, &e.—Hero, Ro-
gers, Oporto—King of the Forest, Rees, Palermo, &c.—Carl,
Schnieden, St. Thomas—Arctic, Zerega, New York—Hamp-
den, Ilersey, New Orleans.

Niagara (s.), hence at New York 25th Oct.
Hermann (s.), from Bremen at New York 23rd Oct
Ellen Maria, Whitmore, hence at New Orleans.
Franchise, Tucker, hence at Charleston.
Cora, Weir, hence at Camden.
Elise, Gabrahn, hence at Danzig 30th Oct.
Sheffield. Lewis, hence at Boston.
James Nesmith, Watts; Robert Kelly,
ton, Russell, hence at New York.
Marguerite, Le Merle; Pere Chauvelon, Cassardi • Themis,
Chauvelon ; Venerable, Jones ; and Florabella, Galday, hence
at Pairnboeuf.
B' ' Fr; Franklin, Noes, sailed from

Barstow

and Prince-

,eden FriedricK, ninger ; and
St. Nazaire for this port 3lst October,

Mary Ray, Ellwond, sailed from Cape Town for Demerara
22nd Sept. ; and Moffatt, 29th Sept., for Bombay.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—The lichnonstone, Thayres, bound for
Great Britain, supposed to have a cargo of deals, is reported to
be lost.

SATURDAY4Nov. B.—Wind S.S.E. to N., light,

SAILED.—EarI orLiverpool, Wheeler, for Benin—Dalriada,
Scott, and Queen Mab, Lamb, Bombay—Arachne, Adamson,
and Wuzeer, Gray, Calcutta—Daring, Stiles, Hayti—Katharine
Gwladys, Abel, Buenos Ayres—Ohio, Sangster, Rio Janeiro—
Strang, Parker, San Francisco—Susan Green, Trumball, Vera
Cruz—Africa (s), Ryrie, New York—Chieftain, Scott ; North
Atlantic, Cook ; and Coronella, Larken, New Orleans—Edith,
Tnarnm qaville—rierniOnt. Tinrmnri Chsirlesann—Clamalonr.

Burney, Nantes—
and John and Reb

Rio Janeiro.
Orontes (s s), Bulkeley, hence at Gibraltar; and cleared for
Alexandria.

„ .
Genoa, &c. _.
Cito, Hoop; Antje Sleswyk, De Jonge ; and Triglaff, Dyer,
all hence at Cuxhaven. _

. .
Gazelle, Dav-ids,'henee at Rotterdam.
Greta, Liyerseed, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and cleared
for this port.
Pauline, Schreyenburg, from Ostend for this port, off
Queenstown 6th Nov. _

James, Cooper, from Callao; Catharine, Moyse, Demerara;
and Nelson, Andruri, Ibrail, all at Queenstown 6th Nov.
Jenny Lind, Champion, from Newfoundland, at Leghorn.
Emanuel, Sinclair, and Voluna, Mortley, from Quebec ;
Erwartine, Fust, -; and Tar Solomon, Dracopulo, Odessa,
all at Falmouth 6th Nov.
Indefatigable, Milund, from Alexandria for Amsterdam, at

Falmouth 6th Nov

[l, from

alaga for

'ruro, at Fat-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.

JUVENILE THIEF.--On Wednesday, William Abraham,
a boy about thirteen years of age, was committed for trial,
for having stolen three silver forks, a knife, and a silver
tooth-pick, from the Blind AQylum, St. Anne street.
The articles were the property of Mrs. Milsiab, the matron
of the institution.

RECEIVING STOLEN COTTON.—On Friday,Win. Hughes
and Robt. Milligan were tried in the magistrates' private
room for receiving a large quantity of cotton, knowing it
to have been stolen. They were committed for trial.
CAUTION TO SHOPKEEPERS.—On Friday, after de-
ciding a number informations for exposing articles for sale
on the footwalks, Mr. Mansfield stated that in no case
would he allow the costs of prosecution to parties who
hung or placed goods outside their shop doors.
ILLEGAL PAWNING.— On Friday. a female, named
Knox, for pledging bedding, &c., with three different
pawnbrokers, stolen from her lodgings, was fined 205., in
addition to being ordered to pay the sums for which the
articles were pledged, and in default of payment was com-
mitted for a month.
On Friday, the following beersellf..,• -
and fined in the amounts pl-
fringements of the local act :
and costs ; Thomas Oates, Penrliyn-street
William Francis, Ray street, acquitted ; E
street, 10s. arid costs.
EMBEZZLEMENT BY A SIiOPMAN.—On
young man of respectable

summoned,
mes, for in-

aced to their
—John White

-hill, 10s.
and costs

n Dale, Ray.

Wednesi
ed

ppearan

1. Noith

Turner, recently a shot
Vey Brothers, tea deals

Messrs.

mended on aeharge of

money without aecountir

as again brough

adduced

which led to his committal
COLLISION ON THE Riv
Wednesday night, a vessel
tow of the pilot-boat No.
brigantine, lying at anchor at t

I was in

~,,,u.,
ad, and

carried away her quarter
pilot, John No!coe, on
V) 1 1

lona in' tow, appeared

information laid .by tt

for da-

aim, £l9

,ct to an

THE NEW BLOOMER

11 We

afternoon last a suit of
the shop window of Mrs.
which attracted a consider

nesday

unic was made of rich C

white satin vest, with a
which was of strip
eight inches bclo►

seven ,
of troy

is vely

The hat .was r

her to match, and i

-31 igand cut

23rd ultimo, the v

othnorfinn, of two boy
On the 31st tilt., Mrs.

On the 4th inst., at Eg
On the sth inst., the w

', uncle

rs. The

d about
tia pair
rimmed

StuStratta.

THE LIVE'R'POOL " EAGLE" LINE OF PACKETS
TO AUSTRALIA.

Will sail about 7he:2oth instant.
w:;:•41\ For SYDN
r. The GIB CRAIG;
10* ns register, Al.
This new fast-sailing per-built •rt.ip is commanded by
Captain W. H. E s, well known in-the trade. Her accom-
modations are t t.class.—Apply to
GIBBS. BRIGHT. and Co.. Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

A SCIENTIFIC CORRECT FIT WARRANTED,

WATERPROOF GUTTA PERCHA DUBBING,
FOR
RENDERING WATERPROOF AND SOFTENING THE
UPPER LEATHER OF BOOTS A D SHOES.
Sold in Cans, 3d. and . ach, by
J. H. AND . OHNSON,
7, CHURCH-
ERS
SUPPLIED. LIVERPOOL,

BATH ESTABLISHMENT,
HEATHFIELD-STREET, RENSHAW-STREET,

NEAR THE ADELPHI HOTEL, LIVERPOOL

Mr. J. J. GODFREY, Member of the Royal College of Sur-

geons, London, Proprietor.
Whitlaw's Patent Medicated Bath
A Sulphur Ditto
Mercurial Fumigating Ditto
Nitro Muriatic D'
A Salt Water itto
A Warm Water Ditto
Cold or Sho Ditto
Attendants allowed to receive perquisites

G A S

CH A N D. E L I E R S.
A. large and varied Stock of
GAS LAMPS, CANDLE LAMPS, &c.,
Unequalled in extent, and selected for the approaching season,
may be inspected in the
LARGE SHOW-ROOM

WTLLIAM PENN SMITH'S
BRASS FO Y,
28, HA N • STREET,
Opposite t overnment Tax Offices.

----TIGHT EQUAL TO GAS.
HADROT'S PATENT LAMP
unequalled for it elegance, pure light, and economy
The demand at the factory now exceeds 3,000 per month.
Price from 12s. 6d. to 6s. Terms, cash.

TESTIMONIAL.
From the Rev. Augustus Campbell, Rector of Liverpool.
Hadrot's Moderator Lamp is in all respects perfectly sat

most excellent

respects the most agreeable lamb I ever used
SOLE A-GEN
JAMES AL , SEMI
LAMP, CHAND ER, AND GA
AREHOUSE,
2, PA -STREET, CHURCH-STREE7,
LIVERPOOL.

FITTING

JOHN

F. QUICK,
(LATE WITH HAUSBURO,)
PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL,)
IN offering the following LIST of PRICES, begs
to intimate that every Article will be guaranteed of good

teased at any -other (retail) h-ouse
and will he fonnd wnrtlw rho

Attention of Private Families,'Hotellkeepers,TZlgingVus,
keepers, and others.
PATENT ELECTRO-PLATE.
BY MESSRS. ELRINGTON AND CO.'S PROCREsS.

Dessert ditto..
Table r'poons

1 0 01Dees At°
1 6 0 T e Spoons
1 0 essert ditto

Mustard ditto
Egg ditto ....
Salt ditto ....
Gravy ditto.e:

13 01Mustard ditto
013 01Egg ditto....
0 13 o,Salt ditto....
each 0 5 o;Gravy ditto...
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

he traffic at present gives a fair p

found to be the case,

From fr

Goodwin Sands. picked up there is rea-
'son to believe that the ill-fated ship was the Edward and
Sophia, from the north, for Southend. Of the crew
nothing has been heard, and we fear they have all met
with a watery grave.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

On the 29th ult., H. B. I

o Luc
On t

:laughter of J ti

30th ult., nt
[qr. Frederict

Murray, Fsq., of Belfa,st.
On the Ist inst., at St. Nici,

Jane Murray, a(
2d inst., at St. G

On tip
W. W. Ewl
Willis, to Mnr

pel, Salisbury-street, Mr../
Elizabeth Mooney, of Eels?
On the 2d inst., at St. M

1 St.

mariner, to Mi
e 3(1 inst., at '1

Mr. F. S. Constantine, cdjl.

or Air. 'l'. Heaps, chemist, Pr
On the 3d inst., at Pau
Meredith to Ann Watkit
On the 3d inst., at
Taylor, M.N., Mr. W
On the 3d inst

, _t Daft
Young, of this

,___...... .
On the 4th inst., at St. Mar
ran, Mr. George Miller to M
On the 4th inst., at St. Phi
Sutton, Cheshire, to Jane, y
buron, Esq., Park-lane, Live

he 4th Inst., at All Sa
tev. J. Jame.son, George
lary, youngest daughter of

On the 4th inst., at Musse
Thos. S. Paterson, Esq., of t
Paterson, Esq., of Nunfield, Dr
ter of Henry Sanderson, Esq.
On the 4th inst., at St. Ma
Rev. A. Knox, Mr. J. M'Gi
Claughton Firs, to Elizabeth,
ing, farmer, Brimstage, Chils:
On the sth inst., at St. David
Mr. 11. J._Hughes, painter, I.

On the 6th inst., .at St. Ge
Rev. W. W. Ewbank, Chas. (
to Elizabeth, daughter of Geo

On the Bth at St.. Pete
street, by the Rev. T. Bonn)
Mary Ann Unsvrorth.
On the 9th instant. at St. I

On the 9th instant, Mr. H
Byrom-street, to Mary Ann

ising advocate of

Kay, chief engir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

) on ou

It is t

; in ana

they

yance of troops.-
%tional Council

urn of 25 Co

...,,,..rs.v.
IREL

,AND

)üblin who car

1, and as

ut from accidents

es of warfare

y and fal-

d with t'

ed to ha'

particu

The Caffre

niefly concen-
Mountains,

t ordered 6,000 carri

—Pari

Switzer
a. 9Q T

to. attend the

is in a few
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

per doz. 2 14 0
2 2 0
2 14 0

,1 4 6
,1 4 6
,I 2 0
each 0 12 6

Table Forks, King's pat- 'Table Forks, Threaded
tern per doz. 3 2 6 pattern .... per doz. 2 9 6
Dessert ditto „ 2 7 6 Dessert ditto. , ~ 2 0 6
Table Spoons „ 3 2 6 Table Spoons „ 2 9 6
Dessert ditto.. „ 2 7 6 Dessert ditto.. ~ 2 0 6
Tea ditto .... „ 1 8 6 Tea ditto.... ~ 1 0 0
Mustard ditto ~ 1 8 6 Mustard ditto ~ 019 0
Egg ditto „ 18 6 Egg ditto.... ~ 019 0
Salt ditto .... 1 8 6;Salt ditto ... • 0 18 0
Gravy ditto each 0 11 6 Gravy ditto each 0 10 3
Also, a choice assortment of Electroplated Cruet Frames,
Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Liqueur Frames, Toast Racks, &c.,
most of which bear his own name as a guarantee for their
quality.
A very handsome Tea and Coffee Set, e 4 10s.
A set of four Dish Covers, viz., 20in., 18 in., and two 14in.,
best quality, £9 9s.
The new Pocket Alarum, 14s. each.
A new Gold Safety Guard for Brooches, 2s. each.
Ladies' Fans repaired at half the usual charges.
A list of prices may be had on application.
Any Article exchanged withie a week of the day of purchase,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

ted at

filled will;

succee

but be

urvivors,

xrpet, which were used as a
were enabled to make some

,ore down to them, and
by one of the sufferers,
lied on board, although

threw a IN

he was
mile.

titer about a quarter of a
Ine of whornyras the first

His two -
mate of tho Henry Clay, unfortunately perished.
On the night of the 25th ultimo, about six miles from
Cape Cod, while blowing a gate, the steamship William
Penn, which left Boston at four o'clock in the •afternoon
of the same day, came in collision with the schooner
Bellcisle, of Provincetown, just returning from a whaling
cruise of -seven months, with about thirty barrels sperm
oil. The schooner was struck on the starboard bow, so
that she heeled and rolled over. There were twenty per-
sons on board the schooner, seven of whom jumped on
board the William Penn, nine were 'taken from the
wreck, and four were lost. The William Penn was not
much injured, and the collision was unavoidable.
Jenny Lind had chartered the steaus-boat Mayflower,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

, with the 1

boys, the ballast of a 340-ton s

,nd, if req

y ballastec

of water ba

.ined c

adin r

) can be
'en, can be

e. in a few

,d, warped or towed off to deep
the ship is safely ballasted azain.

.re often

p

ire is to

iption of

hick costs 6s. per to

r season tha
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

which i

project by means of a loan, under the guarantee of the
Great Western. the Chester and Shrewsbury, and the
Lancashire and Cheshire Junction Railway Companies,
and the Birkenhead Dock Company. Each of these
r.,,/r companies is to guarantee a fourth part of the loan.

The b

the promoters of this plan is, that this
guarantee would enable the undertakers of the Birken-

bean Docks to raise the

,urn required, at

a low rate of

interest, and

thus not on

y to complete the docks in the

most perfect n
moderate cost.--

Inner, but to do it at a comparative
Liverpool Times.

PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—On Wednesday
last, upwards of sixty of the mer•bers of this society sat
down to an excellent dinner, provided for the occasion
Host Ellam. Old Haymarket. Mr. Capstiek 0,-

Roeburtoe the vice chair. The usual loyal
int toasts were given and heartily responded

chair, an 1

and Pi
to. 7

ut Inc respected surgeon of the sopiery,
dr. Falloon, was drunk with musical honours, and by him
acknowledged in a neat and appropriate speecl,
-chick he very ably set forth

, in the

rnd similar societies to young men. Among the other
usiastically responded to were those
ihers of the society, and the Mayor
The festivities of the evening were
lour, and after expressing their high

yen and natl.

and hostess for the very handsome
;hey had prepared, the members
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

to bt

TO be LET, NEW HOUSES, in Wild-street,
London-road, with Eight Rooms, each neatly fitted up,
A
and gas laid. Rent, .t ls and 'l6.
... HOUSE in Fraser-street, with nine compartments;
Water and other Closets ; newly decorated throughout.
tcent, 4,38.
PREMISES in Bold-stre ;suitable for Stock or Show-
rooms, with good DWE NG-HOUSE. Rent, £75.
Also, a capital M ON, for a family of distinction, in an
excellent situati , ith or without Stabling.
*beet.
Apply to m rs. HAIGH and Co., Builders, &c., 11, Ftaser-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

CHURCH. OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION

'THE THIRD LECTURE of the COURSE will be
I delivered in the Concert Hall, Lord elson-street, on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 13th insta y the Rev. J. B.
LOWE, M.A. Subject—" MOB ISM."
The Chair to be taken at Halfliast Seven o'clock. Admission
—Non-member, Reserved Seats, Is. ; Side Galleries, 6d. ; Body,
3d. Members free to Side Galleries and Body ; Half-price to
Reserved Seats.

Tickets to be had at the Institution, 33, Bold-street ; Mr.
NEWLINO, Bold-street ; Messrs. SMYTH. Berry-street ; Mr.
SCRAG°, Renshaw-street; Mr. W. S.THOMPSON.EIIiott-street
Mr. LOADER. Post-office, Brunswick-road ; Mr. G. KIRK, 62,
Scotland-road ; and at the STANDARD and Courier Offices.

NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
ikLECTURE will be delivered by the Rev. J. A.
BAYNES, 8.A., of Nottingham, in the CONCERT HALL,
Lord Nelson-street, on FRIDAY EVEN' N next, the 14th inst..
Subject—" National and Volunt i ucation Considered."
Chair to be taken at lialf- even o'clock. After the Lec-
ture discussion will be,.' ted.

Admission to the Body of the Hall free ; Side Galleries, 6d.;
Reserved Seats, Is. Offices-22, North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

—The Clu
n auction a

anc

mount o

f the artic

ns were w

plaintiff's

'Torn the arm

tits upon

We cannot form-

ome future time b
r loss. As it is w

mg gradually, we

poor consolatior

g to be viewe

the plaintiffs with El

s, as they shoul
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

We learn, by our latest

Ihay insists on calling.t,

of some of the wit
memorialists ; s

Ihould this be the case,; the inquiry will no

doubt be protracted until, at least, the

end of the present

The importance of the investigation, not merely regarli°
g it as one of local interest, but as involving a question

national mower

principle✓'

the trial of a judge on the requisition of " the peeple"--
demands that the inquiry should not be brought to a hasty
conclusion. The testimony on the one side has been

Ranashay to earn'
out his interpretation of the. County Court law has been

recorded—the determination of M

repeatedly declared : let, then, the question be thoroughly
sifted and satisfactorily sett' `6t the public may be

ware of the full amount of discretionary

lower investe,

n the judges of these local courts

SPORTING NEWS,

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING, /N

13 and 14

,CCEPTANCES FOR TR

E HANDICA

URDLE RAC!!

12 2 Lord George, 6 yrs.. 10 10 Fugitive, aged.
11 8 Duc-an-Dhurras, 6 yrs. 10 4 Sir Robert, 4 yrs.
H 0 St. Helier, 6 yrs. 8 12 Barber of Seville, 4 yrs-
-10 12 Half-and Half, aged. 8 71 by Epirus—Abaft, 8 Yrs'
10 12 Little Queen, 5 yrs. 8 7b f Secret (b.b.), 3 yrs•

ACCEPTANCES FOR TF

TON HANDICAP

8 7 Windisehiratz, 4

8 6 Spot, 5 yrs.
7 13 Italian, 4 yrs.
7 11 The Marquis, 3 yrs.
7 10 Trickstress, 3 yrs.
7 7 Prior of Lanercost, 4 yrs
7 7 Little George, 4 yrs
7 7 Lady Eden, 4 yrs.
7 5 Chief Justice, 4 yrs
7 3 Warwick, 4 yrs.
7 3 Cnwns, 3 yrs.
ACCEPTANCES FOR THE
st. lb.
12 2 Lord George, 6 yrs.
11 7 Duc-an-Dhurras,
11 3 Abd-el-kader, age
11 2 Lucy Neale, aged
10 12 Peter Simple, aged
10 12 St. Helier, 6 yrs.
10 8 Half-and-half, aged
10 8 Isaac, aged
10 6 The Young

6 13 Augean, 4 yrs.
6 13 Sister to Fencer, 4 yrS.
6 13 Cobnut, 4 yrs.
6 11 The Heriot, 3 yrs.
6 9 Harp, 3 yrs.
6 5 Heart of Oak, 3 yrs.
6 5 Stafford, 3 yrs.
6 5 Avia, 3 yrs.

6 1b f 51iss Flyaway, 3 Yrt
6 1 f Rose, by Arundel, 3 Y
5 13 c fby Pantaloon, 3 yrs.
RAND AUTUMN STEEPLE-CHASS'
Ist. lb.

m Fugitive, aged.
10 6 Little Queen, 5 yrs.
10: 2 Chieftain (h.b.), b yrs,
10 0 Lamienne, 5 yrs.
9 12 Maria Monk, 6 yrs.
9 10 Luna, 6 yrs. _

9 7 Ringdove (h.b.), 6 Yrs'
9 0 Loddington, 4:yrs.

?nil, aged

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY.—The betting was on a liccilteof
scale, and not of a character to call for more than a return.t
the closing quotations. Worcester Steeple Chase.-7 to 2 i
The Young-'un—taken • 6 to 1 agst Sam Hood ; 6 to 1 asst ogst
Helier;. 6to 1 agst Rat-trap.'
Chester Ctip.-1000 to 15 The
Nancy—taken ; 1000 to 15 agst High Sheriff—taken freelylo;
Derby.-100 to 8 agst Claverhouse ; 20 to 1 agst Augur-:la„isol,
25 to 1 agst Womersley; 1000 to 25 agst Chief Baron Nica'
—taken ; 1000 to 20. agst Marinella colt—taken.

ald has sold Sauter-la-Coupe, to g to VienSt es,
nnn 17."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov. 7,

The demand for Beef has been of quite a retail character,
and holders being very pressing, prices are irregular, and
again in favour of buyers. In American Pork there is scarcely
anything passing-, there being none now in first hands. Bacon
is anxiously inquired for, but no new has yet come forward.
Hams and Shoulders move slowly. Holders of Lard have met
buyers freely ; the sales for the week reach 100 tons, at a de-
cline of about Is. per cwt. on previous rates. Cheese, where
fine, meets a ready sale, and the market is nearly bare.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Nov. 7

There has been a good demand throughout the week, both
from the trade and exporters; and for the low and middling
qualities of American an advance of *d. per lb. has been ob-
tained. Brazil and Surat are again rather lower, whilst Egyp-
tian remains without change. Speculators have taken 4990
American, 90 Egyptian, and 800 Surat; and exporters, 2320
American, 20 Bahia, and 2600 Surat:
SALES. I IMPORTS.
r----A.—_, ,—..--A---,
PRICES. Week Previ- 1 Week ~ STOCK
ending ously ending I .i,"lea;
Nov. 7. this yr.,Nov. 7.i .

DESCRIPTION

Nov. 7

d. d. I .
10100.23 310 23320 1
1460 1373 476304
3# 54 10070 448270 260400
5t 5 }
111440, 05130495
221450 1 9 7j
3 4i
3 7 24320 587350
54
5 6 } 750 50250 1 ....
45445 13340 i
ss• 6i 960 31100
4i li } 32011 33710 }
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Sea Island
Stained
Boweds

Mobile
Alabama, &c.
New Orleans.
Pernams, &c.
Aracati, &c
Bahia, &c
Maranham
Sawginned
Demerara, &c

204401 8920

Biiihadoes
Peruvian.,

Laguayra

Coiin.VV.I.&C.
Cartliagena..

Smyrna
Manila
Surat .

Madras

and a good su
Ireland since
nothing fresh
from Egypt.

whole 6-flier 1

any kind of G

The British

with a tendenc

proved appeal
extent having
off rather free

58830 1672060,

CORN

MARKETS

6259

7: 446880

Nov. 7.—Beyond a moderate quantity of Oats
My of Oatmeal, the arrivals into this port from
Monday last are small, and coastwise we have
in worth naming. Exclusive of 5160 qrs. Beans
the imports from abroad also continue on the
imited. During the same period the exports of
rain have been very moderate in amount, whilst
sr has been taken rather freely for that purpose.
nd Irish markets, thus far in the course of the
istly reported to have assumed a firmer aspect,
cy in the leading articles of the trade rather up.
Here likewise, intermediately, since the close
i Tuesday. the trade has exhibited a rather im.
ranee, occasional sales of Wheat to a moderate
been effected at full prices, and Flour has moved
thy at a slight amendment upon previous quota-
a further good attendance of buyers at our Corn
lay, the general runs of foreign Wheat met a fair
local millers, and several parcels IL.ving been
interior of this country and Ireland, the rates of
fully maintained, and in partial cases prime
nerican white realised an advance of Id. per 701 b
t also was in tolerable, request, but not dearer
- to move P'

demand from
taken for the i
Tuesday were
samples of Am
English Wh

leadily into
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

crime!

may lead to the

s to of

St. George

THE

All-SHIP CITY 01
❑g to the. ;Wu, For

nter into c

lines; but those to whom a

.ron g an

.orthy, vessel

krioiv how to appreciate this improvement. T
arrangements of the vessel are unexceptionabl,
the fare, it is enough to say that, in addition
substantials, we luxuriated every day on.the f
geaton,'BuCks county fowls, and Chester co

To Captain Campbell, the commander, and
surgeon, we have been indebted for those cot
sies,and attentions on
sea-voyage depend
Campbell was ad

passen,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

ck to ti

pipe is packed at its low

_case; wfiiiql corr..

we the chamber, at the 1

and, on the pipe
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. .
to work against the level of the
the level of the deck; another al
lity to become choked, in consec

place f

can be

On the E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

THEATRE ROYAL.—Those very celebrated little people
the Bateman children, whose performances at the St.
James's Theatre have created such a furore, the house
being crowded to the ceiling every night, have been en-
gaged. to appear, for a limited period, at the Theatre
Royal, commencing on Monday next.
ALBERT SMITH'S ENTERTAINMENT.—" The Over-
land Mail" was produced three times during the past
week at the Philharmonic Hall, the immense room being
crowded by the elite and fashion of the town and neigh-
bourhood. The songs, anecdotes, personal sketches, and
incidents of travel, were listened to with great interest,
and the beautiful drawings by Mr. Beverley were received
with rapturous bursts of applause, especially the " View
of Folkestone Harbour, by moonlight," which is truthfully
depicted, and shews the painter's skill in producing dioramic
effect. Indeed, Mr. Albert Smith seems to have become
more popular than ever. We understand he is preparing
a new entertainment of his " Tour in Switzerland and
among the Alps," which he intends bringing out early
next year. It will also he illustrated by Mr. Beverley
from drawings made on the spot, and will, no doubt, be
very interesting.

ROYAL AMPAITHEATRE.—The lengthened and success-
ful engagement of Mrs. Fitzwilliam and Mr. Buckstone
terminated on Saturday evening, a crowded audience ma-
nifesting the most enthusiastic applause several times
during the performance. On Friday they took their fare-
well benefit, when the powerfully interesting drama of
" Victorine ; or, I'll sleep on it," was revived, in which
the fatal miseries attendant upon an evil course of life
are vividly pourtrayed. This was followed by Mr. Buck-
stone's pleasing little farce of " Good for Nothing," in
which Mrs. Fitzwilliam's personification of an -orphan.—
Nan,--(who, through neglect and improper treatment
has become almost '• good for nothing ")—is most truth-
ful and lifelike. " Bloomerism," which has been played
four times during the week with marked success, and a
ballet were also included in the entertainment. We may
mention that on Tuesday evening " Bloomerism "
was witnessed by the Earl of Sefton and T. Ireland
Blackburne. Esq., who seemed highly delighted at the
picturesque appearance of the " Twelve Pretty Bloomers."

as Mr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

veyance

Apply to

C. GRIMSIJAW and CO

Goods will be received till Midnight of the 18th instant

PENNSYLVANIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
New Steamer
CITY OF PITTSBURGH,
• P=' W.
W. C. STOTIiSEURY, Commander ;
Of 2,200 tons register ;
is intended to leave LIVERPOOL for PHILA-
DELPHIA, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant. A limited
number of Third-clan Passengers can be accommodated lon
board this splendid Steam-01M, the rate of Six POUNDS
each, which Sum includes Prod • ns on a liberal scale, cooked
and served regularly three t• s each (lay during the voyage.
The Passengers will h o provide bedding and articles to
bold the food only.

The despatch fort, and economy offered, as above, are
well worthy the attention of persons about to Emigrate.
For further particulars apply to
J. T. CROOK and GUION.
2, Tower-chambers, and 115, Waterloo-road,
Liven' 00l ;
Or to Mr. E. S. FLYNDT, Cork ; Mr. C. CARLETON, Dublin ; Mr.
Was. GLEESON, Limerick ; Messrs. Wm. DOUGLAS and Co.,
Belfast ; and Messrs. W. and H. CHRISTIE, Londonderry.

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGERS
TO THE UNITED STATES.
J.T. CROOK and GUION, No.2,TowEa CHAM-
)6'4I'O BERS, Old Churchyard, and 115, Waterloo-road,
• L verpool, despatch first-class fast-sailing Ame-
rican Packet-ships to NM YORK, PHILADELPHIA, and
()they ports of the UNITED STATES.

The advantages offeredro Shippers are Moderate Rates of
Freight, Strict Punctuality of Sailing ,and Prompt Delivery 01
Goods.

EMIGRANTS will have their Passage at the lowest possible
rate consistent with a due regard to theircoinfort, and a faithful
supply, during the voyage, of Coals, Water,and Bread Studs,
of the best quality.

FOR NEW YORK.
THE "BLACK STAR" LINP:-0F PACKETS.
Torretrister. To sail.
900 ....11th November

MA BATTON, YouNa
E. C. SCRANTON, SPENC .... 1200
GUY MANNERING, ' ARDS.. 1534
DE WITT CLINT( , FUNK .... 1066 ....
JACOB A. EVES' V ELT, HOOD.

1500 .... I
1142 .... I
1200
I'

LESS
PRINCETON, RUSSELL...
CONNECTICUT, WILLIAMS .
ENTERPRISE, FUNK .lO I
UNIVERSE, BIRD
WM. RATH BONE, SPENCER,.,. 1100 .... } Succeeding
NIAGARA, SMITH
FRANCIS P. SAGE, Ronsori l2OO .... I
ABERDEEN, HUBBARD
....
LEVIATHAN, KNAPP 1250
..
SANDUSKY, BORLAND .... • • lOOO .... SHANNON, WAITE
W. H. HARBECK, SHINN
RICHARD ALSOP, POST BOO ....
TICONDEROGA. BOYLE llOO ....
COMPROMISE, RILEY
WASHINGTON, PAGE
SILAS GREENMAN, SPENCER

Goods cannot be received by the above Packet Ships on the
advertised day of sailing under any circumstances whatever.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS

Box and Bale Goods to and from Glasgow and Liverpool,
formerly charged by measurement, are now charged by weight,
at the rate of 15s. per ton of 20 cwt., and Box and Bale Goods
from Manchester, Yorkshire, Birmingham, Wolverhampton,
and the interior of England generally, when consigned to the
care of any of the undernoted Agents at Liverpool, will be
carried from Liverpool to Glasgow at the rate of 19s. per ton of
20 cwt., delivered at Glasgow. Parcels, Is. each.
The above rates include Dues at Glasgow, and all charges for
Forwarding, Cartage. and Dues at Liverpool, on Goods to and
from the interior of England, consigned to the care of any of
the undernoted Agents at Liverpool.
Goods for Scotland intended for the above Vessels, and con-
signed to any of the undernoted Agents at Liverpool, are re-
ceived and forwarded by the Railway Carriers to London.

T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool-
C. MAC IVER and CO.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool.
ROBERT LAMONT,
31. Water-street, Liverpool.

Etgal otirto.

EXETER

IF JOHN MUGFORD, who left EXETRR about
11 seventeen or eighteen years ago, will return to this city
within three years from the date hereof, he will be put in pos-
session of Property bequeathed to him by the late John Mug-
ford, his Father. J. M. may,asbertain further particulars by
applying either to 11.14,11-EAN, Pavilion-place, or to Mr. J.
FRYER, Fore-streetc7seter.
Dated, November, 1851.

WILLIAM THOMAS JEMMETT, Esq., one of
the Commissioners of her Majesty's District Court of
Bankruptcy at 11, nchester, authorised to act under a Fiat in
Bankruptcy, away, .$ and issued against MICHAEL HORAN,
of Holton, in the coun of Lancaster, Grocer and Provision
Dealer, Dealer and Clia sit on the 12th day of
November instant, at Twe 'clock at noon, at the said
Court, to make a Final D. •en he Estate and Effects of
the said Bankrupt, w $ and where lie Creditors who have
not already proved their Debts will comel)repared to prove the
same, othervvise,they will be excluded ail benefits to arise
therefrom. -

PEMPIiIitTON, Solicitor to the Assignees.

*alto by sturtirai.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

THIS )AT

Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The Brigantine BETSEY HALL ;
, 151 tons per register; built at Liverpool in 1833;
;,;!.!4'4 original class A 1 ten years old ; she is a strong
burthensome vessel, carries a large cargo, and was
resheathed with yellow metal in 1849. Dimensions :
Length, 76 feet 5 inches; breadth, 21 feet 1 inch; depth,
13 feet 6 inches: lying inWellitigton Dock. Also,
The beautiful cutter Yacht GEORGIANA ;
48 tons per register; built at Portsmouth, in 1824; her cabins
are most comfortably fitted, and very commodious; is copper
fastened and coppered ; "veil found in stores, and on inspec-
tion will prove a desirable vessel for the fruit trade. Dimen-
sions: Length, 50 feet 11 inches; breadth, 15 feet 3 inehes ;
depth, 7 feet 8 inches : lying in Toxteth Dock.—Apply to A.
CROOK, Esq., Merchant, or to
TONGE, CURRY and CO., Brokers.

Tuts DAY (Tuesday), the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick -street,
The superior Ship iEOLUS;
1,14. 1,058 tons register ; built at nt. John, NB. in
p.,,C54& 1846, by Mr. Haws, of the best well seasoned ma-
terials, and is thoroughly and carefully salted.
• . Dimensions :
Length extreme 143 feet,
Breadth 3O feet,
Depth of bold 2B feet, 2-10th s.
She is copper-fastened ; well strapped and secured with iron
knees, and altogether is a strong faithfully constructed vessel.
On inspection she will be found emigentiy adapted for emigra-
tion purposes, having three de permanently laid, of good
height, and well ventilate s abundantly found in stores;
well fitted in every res ; sails very fast, and can be sent to
sea at a small out_ . lying in Bramley-Moore Dock.—For in-
ventories and-farther particulars, apply to Messrs. HOLLINS-
HEAD, TETLEY, and CO., or to
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

but new, owing to the want of condition, rather gave way in
value, and was difficult to dispose of. Foreign unaltered.
Flour in demand.

DUBLIN, Nov. 7.—There was a ti
grain at market to-day, and a good de
__..

ruble supply of home
nd for every descrip-

Lion. Wheat, the besiqualitie'i of Oats, and Malting Barleir,
were sold at the currencies of Tuesday; but distillers' Oats
and Barley were 3d. to 6d. dearer. We reduce our quotation

iv. ....peneeu ou. per qr., ana even at tills ueciine sales coma
not be effected. No change in the prices of Foreign Wheat or
Indian Corn.

White Wheat.. 185. 6d to 22s Od Barley lOs Id to 14s Od
Red do 17s Od to 21s Od i New Rapeseed 13s Od to 14s 6d
New Bere 9s 6d to 10s Od Flour, second .12s Od to 145 Od
New Oats 9s Od to 105 6d Indian Corn,
Oatmeal 105 Od to 115 Od per 4801 b.... 255 Od to 27s 6d
CORK, Nov. B.—The market is liberally supplied with Flour
at late prices. Inferiors have improved de:nand. Indian
Corn is in more request. Foreign Wheats have moderate sale
at present quotations, which they are firmly held for. No
•

CATTLE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, 10th Nov.—The supply of Beasts at market
this day was in excess of last week by about 200. The demand
was not so good, and prices gave way on the best qualities

about 1 11. ou,a, uu
which
meta per u .
ready sale at last week's pri s-
SINKING THE OFFAL.
Prime first-class Heifers . 40. to -d. per lb.
Second-class Heifers 4O. ~ -d. „
First-class Oxen 4O. „ -d. ~Old Cows and half-fed Oxen
Prime Wether Sheep 6 d. „ -d.
Second quality Ditto
Old Ewes
Number at market :-Beasts, 2971 ; Sheep, 4849.
SALFORD, Nov. 5.-Show, both of Beef and Mutton, very
had, and all cleared off, though good qualities were scarce.-
Beasts 1753, Sheep 4400, Calves 76.-Best heifers, 40. to 41c1. ;
middling ditto, 40. to 40. ; inferior and low, 3d. to 4d. ;
best wethers, sid. to 60. ; heavy weights, 50. to 50. ; ewes,
4d. to 40. per lb.
LEEDS, Nov. 5.-At this day's market we had an average
show of Beasts and Sheep, and in point of quality the horned
cattle were generally good. There was a large attendance of
buyers, and a fair business was done, nearly all being sold.
Good Beasts, 65.; inferior, ss. 4d. to ss. Bd. • and there were a
few foreign Cattle which sold at ss. 4d., all per stone of 161 b.
The Sheep were all sold at from 41d. to 50. per lb. Number
of Beasts, about 700 ; Sheep, 4000.

DUBLIN, Nov. 6.—We had a large heavy market, with
somewhat lower prices than those of last week. Best Beef, '
405.; prime, 41s. to 425. ; ordinary, from 345. per cwt., in sink,
upwards ; navy contract Beef, at 255. to 268. per cwt. nett ;
Mutton, 4/el. to sd. a Rd. per lb. in sink, with also slacker
sales ; Veal, 6,0. per lb. The Pig market a large one : heavy
kinds for singeing, 355. to 385.; ordinary Bacons. 335. to 355.
per cwt. At this moment Dublin prices for Pigs are the high-
est in Ireland; and we now supply Waterford, and even Lime•
rick, by railway, with the finest curing kinds.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

court then adjourned till two o'clock
zs were:resumed. •

Atr: Duckworth, a coffee-dealer, in I
that he was present during the proceeding
case, and considered the conduct of the j
nified, and that he appeared to be very

.elative to the conduct. of Mr, Rannshay, in sent
fr. Whitty, stating that he never
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

31-e, the contents being secured

T paint

—On Wei

1 thqnl

sdav last d

ter will deliver an

ine service

yers were offered

is amused them-
3, and by making

s a failt
tiler, 200 persons were present
. . .

,er lecture on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Nov. 7.

Sugar : In consequence of holders having again submitted to
a decline of fully .to ls. per cwt. upon all excepting the finer
descriptions, the salsa have reached 850 hlids. B. P., chiefly to
the refiners, and 7060 bags Bengal. Foreign :.300 hhds. Porto
Rico have been sold at from 31s. 6d. to 395. 6d. per cwt. duty,
paid, and 1600 bags brown Pernambuco and Paraiba at 15s. to
15s. 3d. per cwt. in bond.-Molasses : There has been more
disposition to buy, but without any improvement in price ; the
sales amount to 1050 puns., Bat badoes at 13s. 9,1. to 145.,
Montserrat at 12s. 6d., and extra fine Cuba Muscovado at 14s.
6d. per cwt.-Coffee: The business of the week is quite unim-
portant, being limited to the sale of 40 tees. Jamaica and a few
bags Costa Rica, without change in price.-Rice: 4000 bags
Bengal have changed hands at firmer rates, from Bs. 6d. for
low to 10s. 6d. per cwt. for good white.-Tea: The inactivity
reported last week continues; former quotations for the flit-
vory and Hohow sorts of Congou are maintained, whilst for
good ordinary common they have a downward tendency; no
sales to report in fine Monings. Scented Capers and scented
Orange Pekoes : several parcels of the former, spurious, have
been sold at 60. to 7d. per lb., and about 500 half-chests of
the latter at easier rates. There have been but few transac-
tions in Greens.-Saltpetre: There is a fair inquiry for lie
better kinds, and 1000 bags sold at 255. to 275., and some infe-
rior at 235. to 245. per cwt.-Of Nitrate of Soda, 500 bags
brought 148., and a cargo of 360 tons deliverable at an outport
13s. 9d. per cwt.-The business in Tallow has been limited, at
38s. 6d. to 395. for Petersburg new Y. C., and 375. to 38s. per
cwt. for North American.-A-further decline has taken plan
in the price of Lard, about 70 tons having been sold at 455. to
465. per cwt.- 1900 bales Jute, including a large quantity all
faults, have changed hands, at previous prices, 15s. to ..14
10s. for common to fine, and 20 bales extra.at ..16 10s. per ton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

said it was his wish

une pr,

iminary Observations.

exercise his funs

care to p

the dignity of his offi
it vc

last June, when I

Liverpool

upon t

bearing

morial, which comp

der the

the whole of his
leaster, for inabili
rdship. Now he (

luty to bring bef

ereil to come within the term inability, or
liaviour; because, he apprehended, that i

t cont

naterial, by both parties, should give evidence.
n proceeded tO,lay.the case before the
, he said he

temperateness, and moderation, and take
e that control over himself, without which

would be seriously imperilled; and
-it of these qualifications that those whom
epresented rested their case. Mr. Monk
o state the events which occurred in con-

quitted of the charges made against him
r. Ramshay took his seat upon the bench v

zust, and the first course of conduct to
lonk) should call attention would bear
his, he believed, would be the first of a

t which

•emovinz the County

iis viour,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

IRONMONGERY

THOSE who are about to purchase FURNISHING
IRONMONGERY may effect a great saving, by buying
At 46, LIME-STREET,
Where the Stock is quite New and Modern, marked at the
lowest possible prices, and ofihe very best manufacture.
Every Article is warranted gdOd, and exchanged if not approved
after teing sent home.
WILLIAM ODELL,
4 6 , LIME-STREET,------4 6 ,
OPPOSITE ELLIOTT-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

,ot era

P what I
A of the

left his card-osi

tre of clvnization. lie
11 a French scholar, but
' ' • "es he had a

and besid

pocket dictionary to aid him wnen ue way for a
word. Well, by the aid of his little knowledge, which is
proverbially a dangerous thing, and his pocket dictionary,
he translated his proper designation of " Late Lord Mayor
of London" into what he considered the most admirably
good French, and had it engraved on exquisitly beautiful
cards, and in the most imposing characters. Judge the
astonishment of each busy man of the world, and each
intriguing dame of fashion, upon receiving the startling
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS.

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
,Laskell, Rev. F., to the Perpetual Curacy of Holy Trinity,
~.a7estrY, Salop; Davies, Rev. T. Z., 8.A., to the Curacy of
0. ,Flintshire; Gibbs, Frederick Waymouth, M.A., Fellow
TrinitY College, Cambridge, to be tutor to his Royal High-
,lest the Prince of Wales; Jones, Rev. W., to the Curacy of
4lusannan, Denbighshire; Lester. Rev. J. W., to the Curacy
44. Andrew, Liverpool; Margolioutb, Rev. M., 8.A., to the
8. ilpendiary Curacy of St. Bartholomew's, Salford •, Thompson,
F.the Vicarage of Llanllwchairn, Montgomery-
jtel Williams, Rev. W., to the Curacy of Tremeirchion,
b'Ttsh i re.

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
erY-Rural: In the Diocese of Worcester.—Rectories:
Leicestershire: diocese Peterborough : value 1215,
residence • patron, Earl of Aylesford. Whitwell, Derby-
;lure: diocese 'Lichfield : value £625, with residence : patron,
4te of Portland.—Vicarages: Anstey, Warwickshire: dio-
to' Worcester: value .163: patron, Lord Chancellor. Den-
d, with Ringstead Curacy, Northamptonshire : diocese Pe-
'borough : value £190; patron, Thomas Burton, Esq. Dod-
,,e,„"°, n, Northamptonshire: diocese Peterborough : value
; patron, the Lord Chancellor. Foleshill, Warwickshire :
LOtese Worcester: value 1352. with residence : patron, the
-0.4 Chancellor. Marlborough, St. Mary, Wilts : diocese
ellabury : value .1100, with residence : patron, Bishop of'
tithllrY. Perpetual Curacies: Marsden, Whalley, Lanca-
trire diocese Manchester: value .1150. witn residence; pa-
Hulme's Trustees. Plymouth, Holy Trinity, Devon :
preese Exeter : value 180; patron, the Vicqr of St. Adrew,
Yrnouth. Plymouth, Charles' Chapel : diocese Exeter: value
1101°0! patrons, Trustees. Shilton, Warwickshire : diocese
Worcester : value 176; patron, Lord Chancellor.—Lecture-
Z: Wells, St. Cuthbert, Somerset: diocese Bath and Wells.
Z.raPiainc;es: Norwich County Garl : stipend, 1250: pa-
the Justices of Norfolk. Plymouth Borough Prisons.
io the Duke of Portland. To the Earl of Aylesford.-31aster-
fer Hackney, Middlesex : Church of England Proprietary
Assistant. Head Mastership. Tunbridge Grammar School Kent:
RnSecretaryship: To the Irish Church Missionary

OBITUARY.
Nov . 4, aOct.
2t Daw6,
aged 68, the R elish, the Rev. B. Pv.erinTh omg, RasectorCoker of FersfieldAdams,
.°llolk .
t,!' a I Dean, Vicar of Ansty, Warwickshire.—Oct. 30, in his
"I Year, the Rev. Nathaniel George Woodrooffe, forty-eight
hears vicar of the parish of somerford Keynes, Wilts.—At
,sroug.hton Hall, in th county of Nov. the Rev. Henry
telves Broughton, Bart.e in his 75th year.—Nov. 4, at Ilkley,
Yorkshire, the Rev. Henry Leathley Armitage, late of Os-
a°°,Dey, eldest son of John Leathley Armitage, Esq.,
Ilkley, aged 33,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

tleman's resigning, so that he may avoid the annoyance,

if not disgrace, of a poa

I be as

nful to the r

it must prove u

a continuously engaged,

iday, in preparing t

but whether ti

much a matter of dou

procedure that

of the Duchy

ing and harass

,djournment of last

to rebut

ed is so

e will not hazard an

communication, that Mr•

to rebu

evidence

on the part of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

DEAF AND DUMB

MR. JAMES RHIND, late Principal of the
Liverpool Institution for the.. Deaf and Dumb nearly 15
years, now devotes himself,to-The instruction of PRIVATE
PUPILS exclusively. References are most kindly permitted
by his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Ven. Arch-
deacon Brooks, the Rev. Augustus Campbell, the Rev.. 7: B.
Lowe, and the Rev. Dr. AP/Celle, &c.
Address Mr. RHIND, 52, Canning-street, Falkner-square,
Liverpool.

mONEY LENT on PLATE.,--WATCHES, JEWEL-
LERY, SILKS, VELVETS, WOOLLENS, and every
description of Manchester and Leeds Goods, at Half the Pawn-
brokers' Rate of Interest.

Apply at 66, Seel-street, two doorsfrom Back Colguitt•street
Private House.

THE BEST LADIES' HAIR DRESSERS,
IN LIVERPOOL,
ARE AT

ROBERTS'S,
23, CHUM-STREET,
GENTLEMEN'S WIGS FROM
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

t of Queen's Benet

the C

ietor of a
at Sir NV

on Monday

His of the gover

rorld nevvsp,,
m Somervil

has brought an action

of Secretary of

Ireland, f0r£6,300, an amount owing tor services reiinerea
to Sir William as Chief Secretary. A bill of particulars
is demanded, which is made out—£6,ooo for writing and
publishing articles in support of the government for two
years and.a-half, and £3OO for newspapers forwarded to
varion9 parties by the defendant's direction during that
period. On Monday, Mr. John Perrin moved for the
defendant that the bill be amended ; this was resisted by
Messrs. Whiteside and M'Donagh, Q.C., for the plaintiff,
on the ground that the Chief Secretary well knew the
meaning of the action, and also on grounds of irregularity.
On these latter grounds the Chief Justice refused the
,_motpn, but would not give costs, as it was evident that
the bill of particulars furnished was an illusory document,
calculated to mislead ; it was, in fact, a misnomer to call
it a b 1 lof particulars.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

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