The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10 00:00:00

" The base Whigs ! !
"But they have brought in—a Grand Jury Bill;
and there were abundant abuses in the grand jurY s'op
more abuses corrected by the whig bill ? Alas vie base
in committee on that bill several weeks, and IcO
the Irish public, that by the confession of everybot#
terly worthless—it will do nothing to remedy abuses, :it

at all it will increase government patronage extetl7
is a Whig reform for you ! It does nothing for tbe
ease of the people, but it increases Whig patrense
ably.

" The base Whigs! ! tis#:j
" Yet there is still some comfort. The Whip 0-•
people of England almost as contemptuously as trii#,'
Ireland. The former are beginning to arouse 001
Whigs must yield; and a day of popular triumPhither
of justice to both countries. I trust and hope, that Of'
despotism are numbered, and that we shall soon
went and a ministry devoted to the people, and de of
conciliate Ireland by justice, and England by Pr°l°
tensive relief."
This is rich !

WEST WORCESTER COUNTY ELECTION.---'Bll
dictate is in the field for the vacant seat lore
occasioned by the death of Lord Foley, and :11
all probability, have an opportunity of c°llrl
that portion of the empire upon its escape
shackles of Whiggery, which were for a ntile
by the aid of Radicalism. The London Stas i

forms us that—
" The polling for West Worcester is fixed for ' porA
Tuesday next. If the Conservatives, who are note
spot, manifest half the zeal displayed by those Wb°ll44
Mr. Pakington's election is secure. In this case' h; crj
in every other, where the result depends upon t.",-lf)
poker of numbers, each man must feel and act as 1:1 ' I
would determine the fate of the case ; too much I'Vfil
therefore, must not. be placed upon the residents.
to.
done their part most admirably in selecting SUC/18.
Packington, and in the support which they have
him. It remains for those who have not hithertol I
portunity to second what has been already done, t° [l,OOl
of liberality and exertion, which they owe to their b .
holders, and all will be safe." 0
1
_ed So firm is our conviction that honest John Y
of his Reformo-Morbus fit by the experiev"tel'
gained of its blessings, that we do not besitsv
~
flouncing an opinion, that the people are °cif
ing more and more sick of Whig slang, all
speedy extinction is at hand.

Lonbon (gratttc•

TUESDAY, MAY 7th, IS3V

INSOLVENT.
May 6.—Peter Bond, Worcester, wine-merchant'

BANKRUPTS.
James Saunders, Abergavenny, Monmouthsbire.,
Watson Dickinson, Ewer-street, Southwark, hair- 010.
William Lee, Custom-house, commission-agent'+here
Robert Jones, Bridge-street, Southwark, hat-lea...veal'
Thomas Routledge,Shrewsbury, Shropshire, sqltief•
James Radcliffe, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spin
,400
John Marston, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire, sail
Edward Roberts, Tyn-y-Coed, Carnarvonshire, Pj
Samuel and John Martin, Cheltenham and Bath, s
William Atwood, Lewes, Sussex, watch-maker;
c
Walter Bridge, jun., and James Standring, I%ol'
merchants. •

DIVIDENDS. 0 111
June 5, J. Cooper, Liverpool, bone-dealer:—Masistb
H. Rideing, Liverpool, merchants.—Mar 30, F. 'Of
Barker, Regent's,park-basin, Cumberland-market, bOO,,
merchants.—May 29, R. Priestly, High Holborn, iiiii>4
29, C. Bntliam and C. Brinsden, New Bond-street, "-or
milliners.—May 30, T. Frith, High Holborn, ironlo• f,i.
C. Gray, Upper Montague-street, Marylebone. rinosp
29, C. 'F. lleath, Seymour-place, Euston-square,‘,„f_
~0
W. Lewis, Reading, Berkshire, retail-brewer.---,'-le
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hers and W. Richardson, Milk-street, merchants." Pe
ley, sen., Maldon, Essex, tailor.—May 31, W. Hescriorl,,
Trent, Nottinghamshire, miller.—June 4, W. BIM ns•P'
upon-Tyne, upliolsterer.—May 31, J. Hinton, Noill, e
nufacturer.—Mav 31, J. Earle, Kingston-upon-Hu foil
May 31, T. Bush, Beeston, Nottingham, lace-roa,„el
4, 6. Cahorn, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, iunkeerj,
Raba-, Darlington, Durham, tea-dealer.—June 6'apt,r
Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer. May 28, J. Sergi
Lincolnshire, maltster.—May 28, T. Nicholson, foil
Lincolnshire, srivener.—May 28, J. Thorp, Broug;'coice:/
merchant.—May 31, F. Lear, Kingswood-hill,
low-chandler.—June 10, 11. Slidell, Woodfold-par1"00
chant.—June 18, J. Cross, Burnley, Lancashire, e° 4'

CERTIFICATES, &c. v g
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J. Holmes, Liverpool, wine-merchant.—C.
pool, victualler.—V,. Hankin, Kirkdale, Lancasiritic'lo"
R. Gale and 11. Mayor, Manchester, dyers.—J. pa
ham, stamper.—J. swain, Manchester, woollen-or"

*** We have been compelled, by a pressure ° °ref Iso4
to postpone the remainder of the evidence
Liverpool election till next Tuesday.

MARRIED.

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thrge
On Tuesday, the 30th ult., at St. Catherine's res°
Esq., to Caroline, daughter of H. Hensma.n,"
town. cal
On Monday last, at St. George's Church, Evertosiot,
041
ton, of this port, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. Janie' feclP
facturer, Everton. F 1,
On Tuesday last, at Christ Church, by the Rev. oef
Mr. J. Bridson, Berry-street, to Mary, only dauh $0";„("
child, of this town. tecllo7
On Wednesday last, at St. David's Church, bY,r
A.M., Mr. Hugh Unsworth, of White Coppice, n,oailv
zabeth, eldest daughter of James Dandy, Jesq., e
near Preston.
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'•
Same day, at St. Nicholas' Church, Mr. Jos. ::,proP

eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Chambers, Goa
town Ye. h T°:(tto
Yesterday morning, at St. Michael's Chure'oloe,
Edward Bennett, of the Liverpool Standard
011erhead.

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Wi-
Same time, and at the same church, MI:, 'ker. Pr
Myers' Advertiser Office, to Miss Elizabeth
same day, at St. Catherine's Church, C.
eldest daughter of Dr. Duncan, of Highgate-Pa'

ee.;
DIED. is°4ol'
Pr..,ia
At Gorbals, Glasgow, on the 21st ult., the 111,4 'age i'--
_All
minister of that parish, in the 72d year of hi' Ocr_i
ministry. gr. ,11
On Tuesday, the 230 ult., at Preston, aged 40,
surgeon, Lora-street. owe,
On Thursday, the 25th ult., at Preston, lkfr.,..Gjoette9' ' 1
On Friday, the 26th ult.,. aged 68, Mrs. Sara'
late Mr. Thomas Jones, joiner.
„ yQI,O
Same day, in London, Miss Kesteven. J. '''-
On Friday last, at his residence, Kirkdale, ,',.„'
years. late 50'd
Same day, aged 22, Duncan, eldest son of the
totre,,,ter
On Saturday last, after a lingering and most
~ &Lab"
~,f
more than two years duration, seenn''... ,„,,ov ,
Wainewright, gsq., Fludger-street,
On Sunday last, at his house, in Islington, ' etc
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Cranage, aged 70 years. „ed ~'„,t1',40
Same day, at her son's house, in this tos".;,?lfi'amli. il'
relict of the late Israel Ogden, formerly of ,"1. we Ik'
Same day, aged 67, Elizabeth, relict of the
Edge-hill. ri. el' 0
On Monday last, John Bird, Esq., Kensingte.estfoto ,
Same day, aged 77, Mr. Jbhn Armstrong; Ir'f 31r. ' A
Same day, in her 630 year, Sarah, the -wife o
, joi°'
Clayton-street. Jones' rer
On Tuesday last, aged 68 years, Mr. John is, GU
park, deeply regretted by his family and friend an, ~
Same day, in his 53th year, Mr. William liar it"
V
Workhouse. Ir Ph°
Same day, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of •
Westminstekir. 4,
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street

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