The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

morning clur
forei

nt-vvere freely off€

their present want

this diy se'nr

beef is

Is., and porli.2o. to 6d

equal to those now bron;

Notwithstanding the'
shown last week, it was

buyers. For all'

valiie of 2d. per 811
Downs, which were v

trade was dullat Wire!
There was a slight in
at full prices ; otherwi
There were about 40 o;

Birkenhead direct" boats.
A MELANCHOLY SITUATION

Birkenhead slip

A BAD ACCOUNTAN

FIRE .)
Messrs. A

OLDH

.ew and (

Saturday morn
or £lO,OOO.

ROYAL LIVER T

Grimston and his
their presence. 1

well played. A
" Miles's Boy,"
mischievous but

in a roar of laughter.
Irish face we have se

the fall of the curtain was tremendous. Mr. Pilgri
honourel with a call before the curtain. The " :
Temple," in which Mr. Widdicomb played to gr
vantage, and a very good ballet, finished the •
amusements. _ _

SLEEP.—The Poet Young says,
second course—the balm of hurt minus. _
"It is the parenthesis of human woe." Sleep being
appreciated by mankind, how desirous ought we to be ti
all should tranquilly enjoy " sweet repose," the gene]
obstruction to which is through an unhealthy action
the liver or' other viscera. A little attention to t

great N

young disease,

mild !r

often produces a most saint:
Frampton's Pill of Health

and for such pv
stands prominent in

opinion

PARRICIDE.—On Monday, the inhabitants were alar,
by a report that Mr. Oliver Luck, farmer, had been a
dered by his daughter Betsey. The only persons in ___
room at the time of the occurrence were the unfortunate
deceased and his daughter, aged 35, who has been an idiot
from her infancy. On the day in question the servant-
girl went into the daughter's bedroom to dress her, when
she refused to get up. In consequence of this the girl
told her master, who immediately Went up stairs, and as
soon as he got into the room he began scolding her, when
it is conjectured she pushed him backwards, and in falling
it is supposed his head came into contact with a beam, as
the only mark found upon him was a large contused
wound on the back of the bead. He soon died.—Sussex
Express.
VOICE OF THE TENCH.—In the spring of 1823, I re-
ceived from a friend a brace of teach just taken from the
water. They were deposited by the cook in a dist
placed upon a very high shelf in the• larder, a
situate between the dining parlour and cooking ki
On the following midnight, whilst writing in the dir
room, to which I had removed in consequence of the
extinction of the fire in the library, my attentic
suddenly excited by a deep, hollow, protracted
such as might be supposed to proceed from a large
in extreme distress. It was twice or thrice repeat(
all my efforts to discover the source of the
sound were ineffectual.
by a loud splash, succee
long-continued than thos
and evidently proceeding
that room quickly explained the mystery
fishes had sprung down from the shelf on the
and there lay with mouth open, and pectoral and ventral
fins extended, and uttering the sounds by which my mid-
night labours had been so unexpectedly interrupted: Next
day both fishes were cooked for dinner ; and. such is the
tenacity of life in t.
had then elapsed A
element, both fishi

gth my ear was s

by a groan more deep and
hich I had previously heard,
larder. Inspection of
One of the

heir ri

ing undergone the process
rang vigorously from the

,ot of hO't

tilicated

Palmer to the G