The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-12 00:00:00

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48 aqficiated twice in the chapel in the c
lia,-,.qinted by the Wesleyan circuit paper, ac
• .th-ate therefore acquitted the defendant.
VVESDEYAN EDUCATION FUND.—The We
tlednesday. contains the first list of rontrihntin

of the year,

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.. ......Y..11.,- ~,, . • ....... k.,..Q V. 1... suua, How me nurses not making a sufficient facture, and the carpeting-was the finest OUTdomestic
oafs remembered that these subscriptions "are intended spring, got stuck in the ditch. The first gtinnero man of frames could supply, and so designed as to blend harmo-
-1 t 0 be auxiliary s
itt, to a very much larger local outlay, the great strength, jumped down into the water, and, setting niously with the ornaments of the apartment.
OtTit furnishes evidence to the connexion and country, his shoulder to one of the wheels, lifted it out of the mud, M. it N ST Iltellt 4ticerity and earnestness with which the work has and resuming his seat, the gun crossed the ditch. Prince R. HA.rinlgliliOs,
aI AreLturnAu.r,alsSTeiredse.r—edObn
oft
motion,
irststNlertaken. The sum of nearly £6,000 iS a 7er.y Augustus of Prussia, who canie up at the moment, cried, mons, in May last, of the number placest; religious
tiakreat,Y first instalment of the £20,000, which it is " Bravo, my lad l" and, tearing off a strip from his sash, worship in England registered for marriages under the
so Nor'° raise at once,. The list contains five contribu- gave it to the artilleryman, telling him to fasten it to his act of the 6th and 7th of William IV, C. 85, to the 30th
stii 200, ten of £m, and twenty of £5O, and two of sword-belt in remembrance. In the evening the soldier, of June, 1842 ; also the number of marriages celebrated
ills neas
as, •Stt, ' when in his barracks, was surprised by receiving a gratuity yearly in England from the Ist of July, 1838, to the 30th
of June, 1841, distinguishing those by the Established
li 'Pla• RI 11/ANL:L.—A Holbeach correspondent of 150 gold crowns.
. A short time afterwards
. another
. ar-
°lda 11's of the difficulty experienced by the house- tilleryman, having heard this anecdote, wished, in his
ail , ra ~,,, . Church and otherwise. It appears, that to the date o
13,` 4ras" that town in retaining !heir. fennle servaiitsdisplay his strength. Prince Augustus when one the return, 1,922 places secede rgistered for marriage'
Oria,, 5,' great anxiety to procure situations in the neigh- day at the arsenal of Berlin, or dered.a 24-pounder to b.e under the act. Under the eon department it is stated,
that in the year ending the 30th of June, 1839, 111,632
the tug town of Long Sutton. The, alluring cause is the mounted on its carriage. The man in question immesh-
tst latte several bearded " youths of large fortunes in ately raised the piece from thss ground, and, unassisted, marriages were celebrated acoording to the rites of the
oring tor themselves, " for better for worse," their maids- man is a fool ;he has risked his limbs and wasted his of the Established Church, making the total marriages in
fj"dri 'l`.. upon whom these gallants, in their uxorious strength without any necessity. Let him be under arrest one year 121,083 ; of these parties, 97,546 only signed
Bso,easns,.,l:e.stow annuities for life to the tune of £lOO, for three days."—Galignani's Messenger. with their nnarks-40,587 men and 59,950 women could
a: Criptiu in a recent case, £2OO. A lucky hit of this
not write their names. 5,628 men and 16,414 of the
. MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.—Last Sunday afternoon a
etc' 27 °ll, Was made on Monday last by a female servant,
singular and mysterious robbery was perpetrated in the aggregate number were not
.of full age. In the year
marriagesB7years!followingßider,
h simn:—Rider had this town, under the circumstances took place according to the rites of the Established Church,
£2OO per annum.—and 7,311 not according thereto, making the total mar-
ent of
1,-.'"i'd Ater_ t a £BOO out at interest, which he had called in, and a few
ti, SGt '4l/. dais ago the money arrived in a small wooden box, which riages in that year 124,329, of which number 104,325 per-
illsr,ll uf TABLE VARIETY.—LateIy I partook of a nice was placed in the bedroom. About the middle of the day sons signed with their marks—being 41,812 men and
Iligh perhaps,
vegetable which was to me a novelty, al- on which the robbery took place Mrs. Rider left home, 62.523 women. 5,101 of e men andd.17,909 of the women
think; ';•.!_rn,ans, it may, be known to gardeners. This, and then saw the money and the box safe where it had :aelf. , nttte of full
marriages a g e .
ilnn thenn
England
ea anrde n
were,ing the
according 3 o f
tJuu
tn:e,
14ier ssCous_uld be
.found very
.useful to the cottage gar- been placed, leaving her husband sitting by the parlour 18
eab,lll thp e space is much limited. I desiredfire. On her return, in the course of two or three hours, established church, 11,448, and 1,034 not according to the
fR 'ages - SPring, to save the crown of the stem of all the she missed the box from the place whet e she had seen it established church,. making the total
.marriam in one
Ittily-(-i supplied by the green-grocer for the use of the •
just before leaving home.An - year 122,482, of which 99,955 persons signed their marks,
being 40,059 men, and 59,896 women.
N, n a smallsan that part usually thrown away as waste);
Eon quantit had been collected I planted them, raises immediately took place, when it was discovered
that some person must have been secreted in the house THE RIVAL PRETENDERS.—SoIomon says there is
5c,,,, them • y
kL,,red ilps
~Just under the surfac . of the earth ; they when Mrs. Rider left, or must have entered it shortly safety in a number of counsellors, in which he, is quite
~1111.
_u further culture, but vegetated immediately, after unobserved by Rider (who was, as has been before wrong, but there is safety in a number of pretenders, and
cry 4..„oeut their
. little cabbages like heads.. They are
're 11).3'1 atementioned, sitting by the parlour fire all the evening), Louis Philippe has to observe that we have in this realm
In flavour, and infinitely superior to the and carried off the box with its valuable contents. From another claimant to the French Crown besides the Duke
111,,i ut garden greens.—Gardener's Chronicle. the adroit manner in which the robbery was committed, of Bordeaux, in the person of one self-styled the Duke
•Y E "yßit CLASSES PARIS.—It is impossible for there can be no question but that the thief must have been of Normandy, and these two pretenders should settle
'Wit, nois, IN .
1 ~,'' the' :Ul:flan to pass along Paris, without being struck well acquainted with the old man's affairs.
.No clue has their rival claims before either should inspire any uneasi-
aoaP el 'SPeet of superior comfort which he sees in the yet been obtained likely to lead to the discovery of the ness in the breast of the King of the French. Each has
tr,`' di
,sse,s• His eye is seldom offended bY the ragged thieves, although the police have beer! on the alert ever had his followers, though of different sorts, the puke of
rlCl'dotn:: c'Gthes which meet his vision in the streets of since information of the robbery was given them.—Wor- Bordeaux having been followed by French Ca lists, and
% ths,e ~ nor are his feelings often wounded by the sight tester Chronicle. the Duke of Normandy by English creditors. The Duke
Duke of Bordeaux
latastiqualid-looking creatures in human form, that are STATISTICS.—The rate of increase of the population of Bordeaux has not been noticed in any way by the Court,
few'ttoporY to be seen in the highways and byways of this between 1831 and 1841 in England, varies from 2.4 per the Duke of Normandy hast had muchrii)Akhe notice of the
tsi eze,'s• The humblest persons in Paris are, with very cent. in the county of Hereford, to 36.9 in Monmouth. Court for Insolvent
. D
theat Court of St. James's; the Duke
for the same period, varies from 4.7 to 41.1 per cent., the of Normandy has been not only received at the Court of
los."llest"'• appearance. which indicates a degree of con-
or er eia, and comfort which is not visible among the houses in Westmoreland having only increased 4.7 per Requests and the Court of Conscience, but specially and
44tIkie-t's.eB of this country. You see no traces of care cent., whilst those of Durham
.have increased 41.1 per urgently summoned. to attend them. The Duke of Norman-
A,41, hu,Y In their countenances. And not only do they cent. In the following counties of England the number dy has been shot stir! proof
toof his claims, the Duke. of Bor-
d.eaux has no such evidenceee
aßsliauontweiteinuissfunuporepttcilerintto9i fgh is porceotrn.n.-
-'1)1e, I:are actually healthy and happy.—Paris and its
I' i'l4l, V the Author of " Random Recollectirns." of males exceeds that of the females :—Hereford, 78 ;
us Ili:beside
Philippe las shut up in one of his
Lincoln, 914 ; Monmouth, 6,857 ; Rutland, 140 ; Stafford, s ion s. o fitr, ligormmuanhdyh! b
To hi'DorktligaiENTs IN THE BRAZILIAN JOURNALS.— 7,224 ; and in Wales—Brecon, 545 ; Flint, 697 ; Glamor- of the Duke of
the two. Louis
4 : rafeinY of obtaining a waiting-woman for ls. ! gan, 4,550; Radnor, 296. . The greatest excess of females pare
ktsr , a Or a Waiting. woman, with a child erg y.
a'e e" f • • ' •ht -ars occurs in the county of Middlesex, where there are 1,133 prisons a third Pretender, who went in the City of Bo-
IS o. aitid other subjects of value. Tickets may be had females to 1,000 males, no doubt arising from the great logne steam-boat to take France, and who did take nothing
but Champagne, a province for which he had a peculiar
years Riva do Roseria." To be sold, a little mulatto, number of female servants in the metropolis and its
Pis, la•N°' age, very pretty, and well adapted fora fes- suburbs. In the county of Bedford 2.5 in 100 women capacity, till he h'mself was taken in turn. Let Louis
Pi,,
"ir,ent (Christmas-box.)' No. 4, Rua di,' ' marry under age ;_ in quntiugdor!..,,,2s; in Cambridge, 23 ; Philippe instantly release and send over to England this
v..-,.e -O0 . ;,, third Pref....tip,. ~,.i the,, .4.,.. -
pa ..• •• -•-
t n,..,
eis—y 'OO
db e sold , a we -nu!se, m 1
op k ~, milk, her fis-
Ahletith redre l''
40 et It-

21; in the East Riding o
')evon

.ombat of Captain Mar

Duke o

Normandy firing

rland, 1(

d, 10,
mual value of

,ns against the Duke of Bordeaux, the
x against Prince Napoleon, the Prince
the Duke of Normandy. Thfendit nu.

The lowest
in Englan

neelalloe .Li,
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of eatiOn of
a
4Y kind."

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t in the county c

it among themselves. Thi
King of the French may wait till the rival
lave adjusted their conflicting claims.—Examiner.

arms of th

Flint, £877