The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-29 00:00:00

At the liotel, Crewe, on Mouthy morning, a waiter for .I-ing, music, and musiCal writing, oncommon writing
paper, by simple raised characters, which are as plain to
the station Tefreslinaent-room a female unknown in that
• „„. ;,„ the touch of the blind, as those formed with the pen are

lug nearly severed her head off with a common dinner i:
knife. She Azad- only been a short time in Mr. Edward's u-v
means of an ivory instrument as simply constructed .
employ, and had conducted herself with great propriety.
'an ordinary pencil-case, being equally as small and light, A large 'party nf --- gins engaged a phaeton, on which, with the aid of a formula to guide the hand from
The horse ran off, and a line to line in writing, or the various positions of the notes
ried out, and was so much in music, will enable the blind, whether so from birth or
otherwise, infant or adult, to emancipate themselves from

:le sigh

Tuesday, .foz a jaturt to Batt
young lady, Miss Bartlett, ji

injured. that -she Isuon expired.

- --- ---- unhappily fallen; mainly from not having hitherto had
So strong a holdlas the genius of superstition among any efficient mode sufficiently expeditious for the purpose
the IN-Acanthi; of 7'Bocith Wales, taaa a woman at Carnar- . when alone. The alphabet is composed of two distinct
'of impressing ideas on paper, and prosecuting their studies
von, recently bitten by a mad dog, was sentto the church `°
hen
of St. EdrizAdo eat the grass. which., it is believed,
has the peculiar property of being an antidote .to hydro-
phobia.
CH E &RAW ABOUT `^----

•combined and methodically -arranged, in relative positions,
so as to prevent confusion, represent all letters, punctua-
Nun,. c TIM POT ATO E- C ROP. —A ttion marks,•figures, musical notes, &c., &C."
sgoing• the round of the papers to the effect Two EXTRAORDINARY FEATS.—On Monday, a large
Bart ot-tlact ennntr.,. _I concourse of persons assembled on the Woodstock-road.

statement

- -crop foundto witness the performance of two el:traordinary feats,
....„,. tint it was full <if diseasegone; l
Accowl- he main undertaken by the two celebrated pedestrians, Coates and
_ln days after and. saw that it was entire Illakepeace. The first feat was to pick up with the mouth,
ug to this ingenious. Tiece of intelligence the best way 10 eggs, placed one yard. apart, to throw.a.side summerset
Sir Abel with each egg in the mouth, and complete the whole in

e—verl

Ilandy's Iri

t off of itself

twenty minutes. The eggs were placed in a straight line
JULLIZN'S EAN KIL TcY.—This
UF•rbanicrupt has obtained
is certi e. Theon the roads and as each one was picked up, it was dropped
ficat debts now are 432.,000. His attor-
my had advanced. him 'money at Ole rascally rate of 60 ) into a basket, placed near the first egg. This feat was
per cent. !! One of hisruinous speculations wasengaging •„
-.very cleverly performed by Coates, in 161 minutes, being
4minutes less than-the time stipulated. After an inter-
Mddle. torus Gras at 4jooo for only ,-a short time. One tem of h cal of about .half- an hour; Makepeace the pedestrian,
is personal euenses was .flBOO for presents to
commenced the c,„„ ~„,1 c. ~- —1 ,--
'-iansin a year, and a quarter.

1113 niusi

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