The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-03 00:00:00

Sep. 31851

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A Fooß -MINER FALLEN HEIR TO .6..,v,..- •
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Bell Walton, a poor miner, living near Asaaone. 7; and
week left by will, heir and executor to the PrcPileriham,
estate of William Bell, Esq., near
.atteeata
estimated to be worth aboutillzlhOOS,hoOieoh.f, ctable
heir of this magnificent property is a decent respe, a . a
man, with a large family, and has been for some ..ee 7.....
consistent member of the Wesleyan Methodist soct tY
Shields Gazette. t nti the
NEW INCLCSURE ACT.—On the 14th ins ae _o_l
Second Annual Inclosure Act, 1850, received th N Y.:.
laces •
assent, authorising inclosures in the following p
bridge,
Runhall commons, in the county of Norfolk ; 13am w,ch.
in York; Piston Marsh, in Flint; Shepton-Little
- Drag.'
wood, in Oxford ; Nanteynllo, in Cardigan ; Littl !and;
ton-heath, in Salo Over Staveley, in Westmoti,
en.
Burn-common, in York; Mepal, in Cambridge; 'r,lieo:
tain's Earth Moor, in York ; Llanyrwys,in Cavn,arrtaad;
Garsdale, in York; Warkworth, in Northumbiesa`eL.
Waterfield, in Norfolk • Coven, in Stafford ; Souti!.7.
cum-Woodcote, in OxfOrd • Haughlev, in Suffol her tintd";_
Musgrave, in Westmorland'; Talken Fell, in CuraSuirrey ;,,
Hitchenden, in Bucks • Farnham Manor, in °. in
Pencarreg, in Carmarthen ; Salthouse and gelling, ,
Norfolk; and Litcharn, in the same county
Centre' trill Cri-
AFFECTION AND BRUTALITY.—At the ~en ,rns
med Celli
urinal Court, London, on Monday, a Wan na- The Pellr
was indicted for feloniously wounding his wife- jot!!
wife, upon getting into the witiiess-box. was eloner.
The t
resolved to do all in her power to shield the Pr,l_,..h.
;he
She began in a very voluble manner to declare that
was the only person to blame in the transaction ; strike
to
was drunk, and had aggravated her husband
her; and that the injury she had received was very tri„
clearly
fling. The other evidence in the case, however, %aloes
made out that a most savage and brutal attack a
cha table;
made upon her by the prisoner with the leg 0. a injuries
and it appeared that, in addition to several severe 111_,,e0.
about the head and body, one of her arms wog bliosaseer
The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and th!,g.rea the
was sentenced to be transported for ten years. "I' n
sentence was pronounced, the wife of the prisoneris:erkt,
into hysterics; and as she was being carried past the
~.°',o3
he leaned over to her and exclaimed, " Noy, I haP' '
are satisfied
HOLDS, ain't tiro;4'
THE OF VESSELS AND THEIR PILESER,Aipg
—To preserve the hold of a vessel free from continua hip;
effects, and render them, by the simple process of alaa-
only, both sweet and bright, is now very readilY,a'in a
nt
plished, by the discovery of a means of making sviutlf an
from zinc, which, while it is free from the objectiottoce
sictgihbphalutetsr ftprhfoooesnryeiGat
other white paints, exerts a positively wholesome bleracu
patentdtitaoimssteapto; rights upon both vessel and crew. The invention is ° ' 0,0
one, and has been adopted by the French govern
The Messrs. Hubbuck's, of London, have
all their works. The paint made by it may be tastt;ch to
even swallowed with impunity, thus differing 95 81,101'
parch to
rrl
its :eea
utpoisonousvirtuesßritain,
iramren icdxootubi utvilr
itei
osrs
uybinsmuiet dnade
titfile:Tob
benefit
teroet the
of their good fortune in the most liberal mariner.
play
hag 'll
he painted throughout without the slightest inconclied to
to or the removal of the residents, and may be fi '
r'isbisster.
resemble a surface either of enamel or unsullied ala gon-
BANQUET TO THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON' 0811 of
day having been fixed for Opening the Town ''' dale
new . e ,
Southampton; arrangements on a most ex don and
were made to welcome the Lord Mayor of Londonaeca,
other civic authorities who had been invited on tllOO.
sion, and never was there a more general feeling ,° atie3ts'
imity among all classes to receive their esteemea a, du'
Nearly every house in the public thoroughfares tile
corated either with flags banners, or evergreens, and
with
High-street being hung a profusion of colour'
magnificent banners, in different parts, extending Bcrot§
01
the road. The north and south sides of the Ton the
were illuminated in the evenincr as well as toollY.-th tbe,
hotels and tradesmen's houses,'"which, together wi,gssea,
display of fireworks and other demonstrations, sur`liciela
anything of the kind ever witnessed within demonstrations,
after
walls. An immense procession was formed, 'OOl.O
p‘Tambulating the town amidst thousands of seeehaaq-uet
very large number sat down to a most splendid la and
and the evening was spent with the utmost bnan ;
enthusiasm. e c°°l.
HOLYHEAD HARBOUR.—The government hav ty te.
pleted the purchase of all the ground and Pr°Pere sad
quisite for the construction of the new harbour prober,
the whole of the works will now be pushed forro'beill
the utmost expedition, nearly fifteen hundred InSe ell'
constantly engaged in the various operations., of the
gineers are proceeding rapidly with the extols-110 pre'
sea walls at the northern breakwater, and are 8, thou'
gressing with the erection of the -stages. for%o 0°1;
sands of cubic feet of stone are now ready tih ono
mencement and erection of the immense sea svaheights
fresh
supplies are daily obtained from the loftY ill
011-
that overhang the harbour, where extensive harry ob
operations are being carried on. The material t arras
tained, when thrown down into the brea.
rovater!;sted
masses from 10 to 50 feet in thickness. Tho e!!‘; acre
cost of this new harbour, which will consist of :J'Aeor
of sea room, is £700,000, and of this sac, thexut'eat off
and Holhead Railway Company is liable to ql.e ;lose °
£200,000, but the measure introduced int° the
Commons will relieve them of the responsibility solidi
PENANCE AT WAKEFIELD PARISH CHOWlle.,tarlCeel
last being the day appointed for the per id) LI
penance by Mr. Horner, sen., in accordance: the
judgment of the Ecclesiastical Court in the s,°;`,,"aiff at'as
nandes v. Horner for the slander he Pis st''''
upon t aav , 6,
parish church of Wakefield was crowded by an --eeed,ps'Ot.
large congregation desirous of witnessing the Pr°o7/
Pursuant to previous announcement, a largo cc° 1°- 'no hot
the working classes met in the corn market to l' on t t
Mr. Horner to the church, their duct - in°s
and con f the .a ,
way thither, and also at the church door was ° en Pi;
indecorous character. But it is due to Mr. fl°,l°,,s of rho
to state that he endeavoured to restrain the seedfetal-ogs `
the
mob, and to induce them to abstain from Pro At re
little in keeping with the sacredness of the day' arty aled
conclusion of the service, Mr. Horner and the °gr.•''',.
admitted into the • e le-
vestry of the church, whoa thel ~ {
read the required recantation in the presence ~..b acee'ag
and some friends of the plaintiff. Time mob n'e'is frien-rf-
panied Mr. Horner was addresssed by some 0' his
ce",,l
detailing the circumstances of the case, conue- specie' -
freely on the proceedings+ and condemning the i..
punishment with which he had been visited. ther of t'''
„ o at
TRANSITIONS AND TRANSITIONISTS.--4an—°,enit ci
inmates of 'Archdeacon Manning's `` e°9; reverend
Wantage, has followed the example of the co, all'"
mother" whose perversion was recently unn°°tiltst 148t°'
has just been drafted into the Romish c(uvq,, College, '
mersmith. E. Windeyer, EN of wing - and
London, has also joined te Romish ish Church.° for the
proceeded to St. Edmund's College to rola. Wind'
priesthood. It is understood that several 'of l‘tbe boll
eyer's relatives have'also seceded. Mrs. Sivas, a follow%
keeper of the clergy house, Margaret Chapel, b•3treas' arj
the example of the schoolmaster and schoolrnla caves;
has been received into the Church of Ronie• A, the flit
dish, whose perversion was lately announced, 1 ~,., Wu
clergyman from thatchapelsecession "' orderg .
whose - over (t 6
recorded. Several other persons of the I force )Jed -
have also taken this step. Mrs. Henry Wilber
receive
lady of the Vicar of East Farleigh) has also beennd of the
into the Romish Church : this lady is the se° o Per-
bee . OLI
Bishop of Oxford's sisters-in-lacy who have eeetv
• c, been r ikfr•
verted—Mrs. William Wilberforce havina a
figo. hag
into the Roman communion several wee"co-stev, al
Anderdon, the Vicar of St. Margaret, LeLna is sale
recalled all his sermons, &c., in which anat"' a'. It is
(Lee,-
to the disparagement of the Romish Churrcn
reported that Mr. Bowyer, the eminent laweydethe Rosati
on Civil Law in the Temple), has also join Courts ,
Catholic Church.—Church and State Gazette..n iCo d ,
A LOVE CHARM.—At the Central Crit23,l, non *o
London, on Saturday last, Martha Sharpe, '')
e calenaar J. -
rather good-looking woman, described in th
ting to aa
a widow, was indicted for feloniously atteVailly pois°lo;
minister to Charlotte King a quantity of ue, July, °be
with intent to murder her. On the 23rd °'ectins to ~..
sent a tart to the Pavilion Theatre, with dir ea.,. Irit I
er too a
delivered to Mr. Elphinstone, one of th.e t l ,1' 1:
1 i dress _e
Elphinstone refused to receive it, but '''' ltie of it, ti bad
home, and gave it to his wife. She ate aII that he oo
was very ill.—Mr. Elphinstone deposed
onlbs er,
known the prisoner by sight for about four in oath h
nicatiou : titres
had always declined to have any contain ' applies et
but he had been continually annoyed by her _
so wa ... !
to him, through another woman, to meet her
~0,000.,
anY ' woe'
with her. He had always declined to have _ ari ~ ,
cation with her. On the 23rd of July he salvell_lf,e sogra:
sitting in the boxes of the theatre, and on th refused to S
he retub ow
his dresser brought him a tart, which if he C her
eelve.—Mr. Baron Platt aSked the witness if .
form any idea of the object of the prisosnaed 1 ' la
i he ealaaaler-
company upon him.—Mr. Elphinstone.
ht sugges' •oivg
none, except what the imagination mig
ea asor a 4
H. T. Cornelius, a surgeon, deposed that, up re graini;f
the remains of the tart, he discovered t!elovetti 'lv
that 8 `'•utilo
cantharides, or Spanish flies. He belles, a, a „one,
_,
notion was very prevalent that cantharidar. nVpiriiiterit;
effect, and that it was considered as a s tof
he jun' wherder
love charm,—Mr. Baron Platt asked teero a o,?tet,
they thought the prisoner intended to r Tirlyediaiill',
by the act she had committed.—The iv,u .0
~,i tow
said they were of opinion that she had n°
a, ci 'I" ~ a
' of not guilty .
and at once-returned a verdict we notice 4. '
BLooDHOUND FOR SHEEPSTEALERS. .ti ,his nti);
0,
few weeks ago, the loss which the farmers ; i 1"
ected t° rac'
bourhood (Lincoln) were continually .1
sli nefarious poe
gang of sheepstealers, who carry on their
f detection. ored,
tines in so secret a manner as to de y s ..., „roc
0,,
Association for the Prosecution of Felop.,rn_terd bloatic
at a great expense, a thoroughbred, well-trains porP.',,,
bound from the Highlands of Scotland, to .thel'. 01.91';'0
of tracing sheepstealers or other thieves. eh ,
has ..-e. C 6„ --
superintendent of police, Mr. John Alasonc. 8 trialfia
c om f
of the dog, and on Saturday last gay field
o ti
Broxhohne, a few miles from Lincoln, on the for ',
al a croP
Fothergill, who had a sheep slaughtered rer a - fa
Has oval
purpose, and taken a distance of two n,
every
_,,,
country—hedges and ditches not omitted, and t. Thee
culty interposed which ingenuity could sugges,„secl 01ft
arrangements having been made, four hours
nuTrivekezio
the sheep was slaughtered, when Mr. masa
e;li'ately t
.', '.
the place with the- hound. The animal blur and stt,7f
on the scent, though the ground was very &Vail torn
...
a short time, in which he traced every tracka. yothe..la
the man, led his followers to the house fled, -1 eat,
ra:
gill's shepherd, the door of which was .a the!,
being opened, the sheep was found hung:l.ll,j spoon ,
Several gentlemen from Lincoln were presenacilog ,
in high terms of the training and breed of the i
blo serv'el 05
there is no doubt that he will be of rotifer a townel
the association in the prevention of tc_ : as
the discovery of thieves, who have infested h _ b!
lad alert, netta
neighbourhood for a long time past. I ,_, win _sr : .
dog of this description here some years sZuurtierej nrve, r
late respected Mk. Parker, of InglebY, waste mould ha'eugh
his home, it is very doubtful whether it
resent tam, tor u•
mained a mystery, as it does to the
over
per)'sra ~.....
every effort was then made to discover the ,streaco )
;
the deed, besides a reward'of nearly £2OO being.." i
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