The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-25 00:00:00

DISCHAROXD

•• enur
Monde
eh of Melton to ring a merry peal in honour of their in
urise, a. croon ._ -
An extensive seizure of tobacco was made in Belfast on -s.nocence.—glamford Mercury.
Associations had been formed for coalworking
havenbeen ser. .
, d had written a few lines aski - -forgiveness o od for the 4,
17:,t,.„,..a.
InUcet,teAriette CASE OF SUICIDE.—About four o'clock 0"n
11*
•Wednesday night, by the chief officer who arrested a man
Coal Bay, and four puncheons of the
Harrtihsone,9alYraaP:etviithi :: rash act. Kellett was under sentenceng of transportation.
•,,i driving a cart containing 2,5001b5. weight. • i
ay
am
sotrartden g,
of a n
mentalelder l y
derangement,gerrtlema nof respectableflung
hiin s
himself
appear-
only
over ',?.,
home. The emigrant ships Thomas
New Zealand, had arrived, and landed
e. is Id a sort of letrp ' _ A LONG CAUSE.—At • the late Gloucester Assizes, Mr.
made a 1 : Sergeant Talfourd announced, evidently to the satisfaction oftl BRUTE INTELLIGENCE.—A rather remarkable occurrence 4
three deaths. The chief justice had
s.and forwards 41. T
the judge, that a special jury case in the list would not be a:, transpired a
levee in Nelson on the 24th of October, anda_hAadsailed
short distance from this town a few days ago
, the east parapet wall of the North-bridge
ss tried this assizes; it would have taken until the end of theil.; While twoabout the middle ,-n
ever to Waimea with Captain Wakefield,to""
make young men, apprentices with Mr. a Lee, grocer S f of the great arch, just below the market-stairs.
after for New-Plymouth, whence he was
With the bishop. .
.•. term, as there were 3000 issues to be tried. Mr. Justice :sand tea dal ef ethrein.Dewsbury, were taking a short walk dowo man hid previously seen him going backwarrcl*
river Calder, their master's warehouse dog, along the pavement of the bridge, and was ho The watch--„ess
land excursion to Auckland, in come
anYNvelson, Neve Zea-.
an there-.
',. Erskine said it would be pretty amusement for the judge who') the side- o
A county court was to be held monthly at -
i with Se might be fortunate enough to go that circuit in the summer. 4' side's was accompanying. them, strayed into an adjoining, some distance from him, he saw the ill-fated reified when,
the=''`'
land. The despatches and news will be rest r
what with the ~,-,
There died, suddenly, a few days a o in .Lond•, field and on
on, anci old seeing an ass, which was grazing, suddenly fellt:' Parapet, and instantly precipitate himself int
man ascend 1,4
ltogethe ,
the friendly
named John Ennis, who, it appears,g was or: it, worrying rightful t
all the friends of New Zealand. A
governor, S man,tereds.„ 12 ryartnagaihninrtadrinsost ferocious manner. A numbers.;f. (Iptli. His right arm and leg were dreadfull' lii'reolf,
„, blood. Dr. Tait was present shortly after the°effusion f,l
appointment of an efficient and zealous
oand the agent .
one of the finest men in Europe, and haamascsoetcral i 'of men beinen, buto Ts'
independence by sitting as a model for nearly all the priintctile-ilthe poor, ass to death, went and com-
tance, and seeing the dog likely in ' his head was uninjured, and there was little or Yn•
interest la
coalition of the interim governor, the bishop. -
thenioP,ttiers, and the a short timeg to worry
of the company, the hearty exertions
°fin the letters
sal sculptors and painters of the present day, forei n menced a fierce attack upon tre dog with hedge stakes, but *q occurrence, but the man had been dead frotu tl melancholy;4i
moment, . a e
is nglish. He enjoyed excellent health, and woregas we'''.• without succeeding in . i.e moment of s.
striking tokens of general progress afford
et this his. beard
from private letters, New Zealand bids far, ~
suine bone' h• waist for scriptural subjects, in which his portrait may;;.: mutilating .n a shocking manner. A horse, belonging to Mr. -
? a native of Edinburgh,'s in his 60th year, was?'
and belonged to a
all
those
sari'
causes 'to is
Royal Academy,a George Fell, of Earlsheat '44 •most respectablep;
to take a new start, and realize
from various
,r.s 'me seen at the and other iustitutions. on, had witnessed those proceeding, _ family. He was bred to of the learnedone professions, and i
which have been temporarily obscured
~,"`, EIISSENTING AND LIBERAL ECONOMY.—Sir R. Inglis,' ;r evidently under most agitated feelings, and, as if conscious "is" although through life his conduct
now almost certain to be removed. _in his place in the Nalseuroefd.normenons, stated that the Re- ,t'ibe poor ialess must perish unless he interfered, made a rush 4 ecentricity of character,
--------------------1 --Accord- ,4his later years, there e
rou t be.dge, eleared off the men who were trying to was nothin which seemed to indicate the propriety of his,;
EXTENSIVE AND SYSTEMATIC COLONIZATOI4n•ight week ' '4l
_...,, gistration Act, (1,
Churchmen,scost
Ten- •'t sosed by the by the dissen.ters and so op-,
country ninety thousand liberate the ass, and in a most furious manner seized the do ,is beingput si,
! 1
ing to Mr. C. Buller, in his speech of Thursday
is TEIS
~ i
' pounds a year. Last year, these Dissenting mania e ' e with his teeth and dragged him off, and • I
the permanent cause of distress in this countryda
TT' ,-, PITAL, AND .. poun j
Infidel, Sotinian Atheist,and N 'g s' '''' with his fore d hind- • o'clock.
three times, ..
sn othTgarian, dlittetiwoht:et, and had not the dog made off, it ..,
and retired to his room abournine o Liverpool and Manchester
BIBLE COAIBETITIoN OF CAPITAL W.- -I sAed hy. Mr. C• e, eluding
rtyc; eight thousand twoe bun red; 4is suppose despatched him in a few minutes.; gone to bed, and had left the house in the ni htltr.d never r , Ditto quarter shares
LABOUR WITH LABOUR. The remedy,
' Pr°trie creation of 0 ••s,„. amounted& marriages cost the blic eleven thatt these dis-
..
4 When the horse had accomplished
his. feat, be, with head and ~';?heard by any of the inmates.—Edinbuegh ',rig •• ime un- ' Ditto half shares
Buller for this " terrible competition' is ital. Corn-';' entiii,,
h th rumblers about si church t eac
•
„ tail erect, scampered
we %yrs.. -e g pennyra-es wouice,,....,,ifie , . the ass in a noble and most dig- J.; A WOAIAN KILLED BY HER HUSBADi ness. •. fmodon and Birminnliani
wider field of employment for labour arid for capare cause— ••a manner, as it proud of having gained a mighty citement has
. con- '?,.in prevailed during the past at
week—Very great ex • ' Ditto new quart's •• • Waiters shares
petition then, is, according to Mr. C. Bulwer,.
tish society. sii study this. st quest, and manifested evident tokens • ICastle North-
Ditto old shares
ot p easure, as if sensi- . wick, consequence of suspicious circumstances Ditto
E,XPORTATION OF GOLD.—The shipments of gold to '
the permanent cause—of the evils that afflict Br' C• •
fr ~ bly• feeling that he bad
effected an act of benevolence. All ,t the death of Sarah Hough, wife of William attending; London & Prigh
To limit that competition ought, therefore, if Mr•esßuller:
by 00-'2 America continue, and, with the Exchange at 106, will con- -A who beheld whnde!ful deed of Mr. Fell's horse 'were ',, of a flat which plies to and from Liverpool. Hough, captain Ditto new
"1
reasoned logically, to be his aim ; yet, he propos
'Which al' fait time for some time. The profit does not exceed -I to i per 7, powerfully t • thisc
s rue with his evident intelligence and sympathy , man died on Thursday, the f.it'i instant l The poor wo- London and South Western
plan of colonization, merely to find new fields, in
extensive cent., after pavin,g the necessary expenses of agency, corn- *fo h• , r isfellow brute.—Wakefield Journal. an inquest was held before James __ , and on the Bth inst.,/ Ditto, moth •.
deadly principle of_competition may have more
aßum__ st
"'' ission, freight, &c., but in the present state of small profits ~;the K t f d division, te)seoe, Esq., coroner for Manchester, 13 It shares
••• • '
_ , o on, & Bury
scope. We have iw this country, if Mr. C. Bullers a • P
want' '''
33
commercial transactions, this is sufficiently remunerative • ROMAN nu s orwhen a verdictof "Died by • '
CE IN PEAL LIFE.—A case presenting features o,i' nation of God, from natural - manchester and 13inninglia
Lions be accurate, a superabundance of labour ; but we
of t 3c
• induce further shipments. We understand that £300,000 sf sah
a causes,' was returned. On the Ditto aud Ditto Extension
, mmOre than ordinary interest, and strongly vindicating the ',... following day ( dy) the Manchester and Leeds
corpse was buried at Witton
land ; and it is, he maintains, this deficiency in the extent . o t
c •-• Inb sent this week by the packet, but the Continental ; axim that crime seldom fails to result in its ', Ditto half shares
our soil, when combined with superabundant labour end ca 4‘ Nill e
the pro-'a Exchanges are more than sufficiently favourable to us to fill 'I [tient, occupied the Insolvent Debtors' own punish s when a scene of great disorder ensued ; the husband, who` Ditto quarter shales
pital, which generates the distress that weighs dovvn ,
.„,,_ .1 ap caused by America.—Globe, of Wednesday. `-jt before Mr. Commissioner Court on Monday,' rittended the funeral, being gloated and
Farrell. We allude to groaned at by the Midland Counties
the case of; spectators as he left the churchyard. After
ductive energies of England. If capital and labour may be up tie g
DLESRAM.—The successful candidate for East •
4,4 an insolvent named Edward O'Sl the interment ' Ditto,
assumed to "superabound" in England, so, undoubtedlY, A e,ossu.R.EN Shaughnessy, whose petition many painful rumours were freely
land that confessedly stands in need ot ;4,7,. , "-- is the fourth noble lord who has borne the familye:Z. was opposed by Michael
auffolk . . . i Hallinan, of Charleville. The facts ,elicited, which • induced an application to
y circulated, and facts were ! I.sth Shares
may land. We have
t• We having been twin brother with the late a„d „.. letailed in • . •
evidence are briefly these :—ln 1837 or 18.38‘;Mhurton, Esq. to hold anothr
be made to Henry '4",.11 Midland
New North M
inquest;
for appears that idland
cultivation. We have labour that leeks employmen . .
.. ..
, honours,
to the title in September, 1839. The lord,
----.7 .O'
Shaughnessy, grandfather' 0 Shaughnes -sy, who was understood to be in comfortable ke Castle Northwich is not included in One-third Shares
the Knutsford division .„ ,
have capital uninvested. The.. IN,lalthusians and Emigration- iss
succeeded
who was an affluent Londons eircumstance • feigned,, Niortli Union
on the `. superabundance" of ta o,ty 4. Lis lordship, . _ _ merchant, nameoS;
~. . taken before Mr. R
fists, while they insist.
nc ltrvateo Te Isaac Theiusson, fett one of the most extraordinary • a girl of prepossessing tt • t d oscoe wit Newcastle and Carlisl
• a rac ions, an in manners superior•r4was irregular and illegal. M
and of capital, do, it is true, :tnaintain that the u u 4 • Peterr. Churton consequently gave Ditto quarter sir -• e•
not cultivated, •
land of England is
' Wit " After • • , since known are to many of her grade. lie won her affections but to betray instructionsCi' that the bd o y shouldbe exhumed, and on Satur- ulster ' a."
•• • '
turns would not compensate for the outlay. This argument,'i .• Tbelusson si .
to hold his inquest. The investigation Pails and Rotten
however, a perilous one. If the , Malthusians may le :as
se sa• ,nd childrenshe.left the remainder of his fortune, amountinga•V world. Under the solemn promise of marriage he overcame. occupied ten hours After consulting together for •about Paris and Lyons
allowed to assume that any portion of the land of England is tie
:,.... to upwards of £600,000 to trustees, to accumulate during the r's her virtue, as it was stated, forcibly, and she not b • Il if • • •
being de_ is ia an hour, the jury returned the following " ' verdict : flea itorree and Hav
Newcastle re
uncultivated, because it is not worth the expense of cultiva• _ t?::sses of his three sons and the lives of their sons ; then the sz serous of prosecuting her destroyer, or exposing herself to ' the deceased
~_came to her death by inflammation of the brain S and Darlington June. 3
s of Malthusianism the -•
f ' extend • N. estates directed to be purchased with the produce of the ac-.-„,the bitter taunts of her acquaintances, resolved to' s., South Eaatern and Dover
may not the opponent ..
.emigrate 4,4 brought on by concussion, which was occasioned • so
by Injuries New shares
lion, he capital o, .
ant fund, to be conveyed to the eldest male descen- s:An3rics• She Proceeded to the United States, where ii ,;,,, inflicted hby her 2'
argument, and maintain thatd an y p
to rt ion
worth
athalt t-01-I tl at 4•• • • obtained such employment as her industrious habits in f „
England, which is.uninveste „is not
that any .portion tit' in of his thr.ee sons, with benefit of survivorship. This . arm. ,so died if such in cries
3had not been so inflicted on her, and Half Shares
;jugular will being contested by the heirs at law, was finally iig fitted her for, . i but destiny cast O'Shaughnessy a • ' • • gat mill, that such injuries were not inflicted
would attend its invests :
is not delsecrvine . a with rnalice aforethought." BANKS.
labour of England that is unemployed,
sthe s merr-I*.. e3tablished by a decision of the House of Lords, June 25, : her way ;he offered her marriage, the offer was accepted,• 'l' W'll' Hough,
an" 1 tam who had been detained •custody ! Bank of Liverpool
. in to await
conomists o stamp o r.,,,, 805. Mr. Thelusson died July 21, 1797, and from that time ', the ceremony solemnized in due form, according
to the ritual ' the result of the inquest, wasthen
employment?
inferiority of portions of the soils -1 I may accumulate to aperiod of about 120 years, and:, of the Catholic church, by a priest of New York. He 1 ved ', H. Churton, Esq. to take his •
committed by the coroner, Borough Dank...
C. Buller to dwell on the in
hat renders colonisation indispen- '
4, 'he stock to £l4O 000 000 should but three months •
~.. trnount . , ,
.sterling;
Commercial of England. 5
as the cause t.
.g g r. Chester Courant.
of England, d b. Mr. .C..Buller were a •
•, • the whole is to be applied by the agency of the Sinking Fund,, midst of strangers, returned '— East of England
ssigne . 4lreland, and after some . irn ~, UNHAPPY OCCURRENCE.to
sible. If the reason
a bola proceed. until .the whole SOl,
."
to the discharge of the national debt. An act was- D se 4attertapted to
•
inmihrsv another woman—an attempt which ha ; —On a cask of bra
which had been found some t. Tuesday,
• ndy'
of Manchester lO
sOUnd One, colonization should
of
cultivation ; because, assuredly. ,es,
Al snortly after the decision in the House of Lords 1. 'e• as-t- - •1' failed to acco
, imi ing t re,:i , _ . p 1.- t rough the ministry of a Catholic clera 'i was taken out of the bonded time ago floating in the Solway, 1
y, Weaester & I I n ..'poo. —Set. 2.1 .•
of England is thrown out
ductive capacity of immense tracts ss.
76 eriod for which property might be allowed to accumulate 4' '
syroan, but in which he was successful by obtaining that off‘'s in the presence of the officers warehouse here, to be destroyed Northern and Central
the pro of the custom-house, as it was North and South Wales.. 10 :::
when measured by
tour colonies, the richest soils 01 A. P
-,
to 25 years. '..4 Protestant clergyman, who either entertained no scruple. „,,,,. a little injured and no one would it. Ro al of Liver
of land scattered throw pounced
_ .
1 If, therefore, cola- sis upon, or who was not throughly acquainted with, the matter 'f'' body was about the sands pay duty for As no- y POOl 500 .
South Lancashire...
ounced stela e• ,
e •ge THE REV. R. S. BAYLEY AGAIN.—The following is al°•
England might be pron
Led, because our waste lands ar , of His first wife, after having endeavoured, without 1 t success to -eithought that the readiest _ Albion . •28 paid
'ties of suchicopy of a handbill which has been pretty extensively circa F.way of hanelessly getting quit Of
to be adopts , , upport herself in America, was compelled, by the r ' ''''' tl• d.ei pool Union to ..
nization ought
then, by the necessi • .
1' -d in Sheffield :—" Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A dC ~ •essure so .e commo ity was just to pour it out *oti the thick covering — Liverpool Banking o
not worthy 'to be reclaimed,
; erience no relief, until a . !ate .
•the--' Intrinious Reports respecting the Sheffield Bank of Nlessrs. of distress, to come home and seek an asylum in herPf father's; . of loose stones with which the central road along the sands Wilts and Dorset Co,,,*
.•
• • •
7 lOs
a theory, English society couldbe; Pronounced inferior to
Youn es• Messrs. Rimin ton and Youn est
rhumble abode. She was received with paternal kindness. • has • t b • •
, sus een repaired. Their calculationthat 't
the soils in England that may - P
ex dered to their pri- S; Rimingtons and
.. g • g g s• But Hallinan conceived that her
.husband was bound to sup- •. be absorbed and disappear instant
o.swstl would
surrendered
11
n of colonization'' having been apprised of a false and scandalous report relative si
port her ; O'Shaugh
best of our colonial soils, shall be
teisiyvirlets,:iling in the neighbourhood, he •,' however, that the ground below tl e t. of new stones 1. o i
P lag
and labour of ,!, to their establishment, which has been industriously props had him served withn .
beforei coa ing
covered, w'p ov,rour,k;
mitive barrenness. If Mr. C. Buller 'sprocess. He denied that he had not been touched by the •
be transferred in ''‘'' gated in the town of Sheffield and neighbourhood, have taken ~,', Pick being and,
were in full operation—if, in short, the. cap had ever married her, and had well nigh succeeded with his moreover, the present frost Bootle Ditto
England might, with the utmost facility.,
.....
still, so long as ,e pains to ascertain the author of the calumny, and have sue- defence, when
com- so that the brandy, when pouredthe • did I.'poo Gas Light Company,
in which Mr. .. epeded in ft- fcing the same to the. Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A.. among stones, not
any conceivable proportions, to our coloniesing who were present • A • h ' • ~.;,,,,,
1.,., in America wen the marriage was so. sink as soon as ex td b (Original Stock) 101
ve public notice of the fact and of the mo- '''! is„,
tbe principles of that, economical philosophy, 1- .
L
C. Buller trusts, should remain la i
mother country, so long would ...e ,
admit of no essential diminution h( M'cl.
wretchedness lie much deeper than .aLive
ss r
of our soils, and the factious supe ' et
and labour. To the influences, as rr
observed—to the influences that arts'. sall
English labour—must we look for the L..—
societY.W7
which threatens to burst asunder the bonds of B ten
—John Bull.

Lancaster Arta Preston ..
Ditto Junction, new
Leicester and Swanniugton
Leeds and - "

SO paid
47 10

50 -,
100 .. ,
25 ...

70 ....
31 17 6

,el2lospaid

GAS, WATER WORKS, &c.
Exchange Buildings £loo paid

:arrington Watur

ewlethenoaroonsnainogd
0..e......w. .....,...5.,.... tans soon spread, and t0r5,...-__
which they believe has actuated this person in his prof t".o.A;67fa"ct's7;;;;; t'ColuTh.;;ear-cgitir cross-uei;aa.'"" utCtijubeau ' -o- -ula.
Messrs. Ritningtons and Younges hold a dial., well at, the bands of the assistant-barrister, who wna'sineavildenn'tlys
.OPf Pour town",
6d. driwn by Mr. Bayley, 'le and
'-itonoured bill for £3B 9 . )y' , surprised at the incident, as at the hands of O'Shaughness 's
v even tossed away their s, to lift the liquor. SomeN ,
in crowds much. to the discredit,
ASSUItANCE CONI PAN I I, '5
snuff, and drank with their snuff- :
m cheater Aunrance Company. I o -
imaginary inferiority. 92d J
t• ' w hich was due so long ago as the - January, 1841. At thet, soun;,„,. The foree of truth nrevailed. and a d - kt,b 8 ' • evrt.F. w..; .. axes. eeing this, the nf1i,.... • • ' pool Fire and lap
rabundanee of our capita
aii
earnest entreaty of Mr. 8., and relying upon his promises).
c:.. unward Douglas well
,_
_j_
5..,,,,, time to time. they did not nroe. I.:_

ant in the
.4t Britain [iv,
of the social ceedings

apow lv ew titia CC
Ditto new shares

'O. 41 oo

e misery of Gre
The caul

27 Cured 2l
Attending as Out Patients l3
12 Irregular
0
Died
.. 391
Remaining tnthe Hospital.. 80

If ouse Visitors, Rev. Thos. Hornby and Charles Inman, Esqrs.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker,

PRICES OF SUARES, APRIL 24
Prices within the last seven days,
RAILWAYS, &c. Per Share.
Bolton and Preston
,lirmingham and Gloucester
Ditto quarter
Birmingham and Derby lOO .. 00 0
Bristol and Exeter 7O ... 00 0
dirkenhead and Chester
Ditto half
Ditto, new, issued at £33 dis 3 .... 00 0 ..,
Dublin and Drogheda
.... 0 0 0
Eastern Counties
Ditto new Shares .... 8 6 3 . 12 0 0 ...
Ditto, unregistered B6 8 12 2 6 ...
Ditto, Debentures
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Ditto new shares 7 10.. 0o 0 ...
Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 20 paid 0 0 0 ...
;lasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid 0 0 0 ,
Half Share5..,
Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar
Greenock, and Ayr • 5O paid 0 o o
Grand Junction
Ditto half shares SO .... 9y 0 0
Quarter
:; . 49 10 0
New ditto lO .... 34 10 0
Great Western 65 .... 93 20
Ditto new shares 5O ...• ds 10 0
Ditto Fifth Shares
Great North of England
Hull and Selby . • •

O o 0
Oo
o .
O r
o o 0
o o
200 0 0 .
48 0 0 ex
96 o o ex
O 0 0
52 10 0 ...
66 15 0
37 5 0
35 5 0
o o 0
o 0 0
o 0 0
O 0 0
22 15 0
O 0 0 ex.
82 0 0 ex.
O 0 0 ex,
5 :0 0 ex,
O 0 0 ex.
16 0 0
3 1 6 .
68 0 0,,,
O 0 0
22 o 0 ex.
70 0 0 ...
O 0 0
O 0 0
o 0 0...
27 10 0
2 15 0 ...
3 12 6
o 0 0 .. .
O 0 0
25 15 0 .. . ,
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Thin: (lays,

4 0 0
10 7 6
12 7 6
11 17 6