The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-27 00:00:00

DEATHS BY DROWNING.—Tuesday evening two females
lost their lives whilst bathing off Simon's point below Pen-

robe's quay. ruesuai
Vilkeeler, her brother,

T110133P.

„pq• sixteen, another girl, na
7n infant children went to the

ter being balf-flcoAL
and dipped one of her
..pnt in, and was also di

lye. Julia

Vheeler first went into the water
reci, and then Julia Thompson
by Mrs. Wheeler, but one of

the children having cried; the iiother li:tent on the strand, and
her mother, Mrs. Barry, went in and drpPed the girl. Mrs.
Barry was a second dipping her, when both wenett9wn, but
the girl Thompson rose again and struggled to gain her Nit-
i.pg,i when Mrs. Wheeler, perceiving that both were in danger,
threw iixer infant, which is but a month o:d, on the strand,
and rushed with her clothes on into the river. At this mo-
ment Julia Thommoo had sunk twice, and having risen again,
she was grasped by Mrs. Wheeler by the hair of the head,
but both were whirled by the erwent into the channel, and
sunk. Margaret Callaghan, perceiving the ;,/anger in which
all where placed,, screamed for assistance, and some wen Too
were on Penrose s-quay ran to the spot, which was distance
ctr, and when they came up Mrs. Wheeler had sunk. One
nf the party, a heroic fellow, named Daniel Ring, a labourer,
'residing at Chapel-hill, dashed into the river without remov,
jug his clothes, and caught Mrs. Wheeler by the arm. Per-
ceiving she was in extreme exhaustion, lie endeavoured to
raise her head over tilt:, water, and in doing so, she grappled
arid drew him down, and both struggled for some
with
him
during which the unlortutiata girl Thompson was ob-
served attempting also to catch hold of him, and if she had
succeeded, in all probability all would have been drowned.
At this moment mounted Constable Richard Nelson, of the
Brickfield's station, galloped up, and spurred his horse into
the river, but the animal having sunk several times in the
slab, at last fell on his side, when a young man ran into the
water, and catching hold of Ring's hand, drew him into a
iHow part, and he fortunately dragged Mrs. Wheeler after
s Boats now cam up, and after a search of a quarter
him, e the body of Julia Th---

of an hour, reeovereu anc
within fifteen minutes more drew up that of Mrs. Barry.
Dr. Howe used every effort to restore animation, but life had
fied.--Cork Constitution.

ADDRESS TO GEDIWN LANE FOX, ESQ., M.P,

(From the Dublin Evening Packel

TO GE°ll" LANE FOX, ESQ., BRAIIIIAM PARK, TADOOTER,

Dromahair, June 3, 1843.
We, your tenants on the manor of Dromahuit

,wen in the papers paragraphs respecting the bad
hnv"t„,,- ent of your Irish estates, and that your tenants

we
r as serfs by your agents, the estate being in the
e consider it a duty to you, as one of the best and
wort order.
_,.at landlords in Ireland, as well as to ourselves,
•• • • -

Enos& • ou, corm-meting in the strongest terms the
to. address -e,_a,s far this manor, containing 18,000
tements mad
sta.e, concerned ;of which we can say, that no estate in
aci 71:intry has a better or more happy teratntrY•
generous annual expenditure in Ireland, under the
cliciou; management of your agents, whose desires and
appear for the mutual advantage of landlord anti!tenant,
exertions as done much to improve our condition.
Of your subscriptions, bestowed in the most princely
manner 00 all parties and creeds, without distinction or
the numerous premiums annually given, and your
'no tithe to us since the passing of Lord Stanley's
well be proud.
acj oar annual premiums,
large,crartrjtgwalen:tale af
t yi'
not estatee
eua equalled,
Ireland•
Upward! of 40 mil

, given for the general improve-
good example Of the country at
we venture to say, in any part of

of roads have bgen made in the I

most judicious manner, at your expense, ror our benefit as
well as that of the country. most of which roadi are now
looked for as public roads. Drainage to a very large extent
has also been done, rivers straightened and fords deepened
by 131 -‘,lreds of acres from being flooded

isting, saving bunt
mild no extra rent charged
As facts are the best proof, none should know better than I
.pngots whether the conduct of a landlord be good or bad;

refer, wishing you lung life Co enjoy your

with sincere res

JOHN O'DONNEU, J. P., Chairman

NE. Vi

I. BOLAND,

of Killenumer

D. M'GILL, P.P., of Killenumery

Though not a tenant, I be!

love to be true-
Drumlea

NI`KuoN, P.F

HENRY M. PALMER

PATRICK CARTER.
ROBERT O'DONNELL.
WM. KERNEGIIN.
EDWARD H. ALurrog4/44.
W. F. CoonuN.
(Here follow the names of a numerous tenantr

or the lienek of Lt.
ke effcct after the de.

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge....
Society for Widows and Orphans of Clergymen

Nlanchester Deaf and Dumb School
National Society for the Education of the Poor

200
200
200

Additional Curates' Societ

Society for Sons of the Clerg,

And he directed investments Co- be made in the 3 per cents.,

for producir

g annually the following sums

For the Incumbent of Horwich Church
The Organist and other Officers of that Churcl
Aged Poor of Norwich
Horwich School
Deane ChUIC

Bramham, 711,1c.aster, forkshire, June 10, 1843.
MY DEAR Sig,—During the whole course of my life, no-
greater satisfaction than the letter
-3cupol 4O
an address from Master of the School' to be erected at 801t0n.... 100
ay ivg n
nts in the manor of Dromahair-
agyiven receivedn'e
from y ou, enclosing
Tee donations, including the investments and legacy tax, will
The kind and affectionate sentiments expressed by non probably amount to £26,ooo.—Manchester Courier.f3,ha aete
thisa has
d

arg equal

than th

;TATS OP TRADE

ur (I.:nen-alma not to give vmy fn price,' tin buyer:
ly firm, and do not seem inclined' to fnify;-jase mon
ifictnrers con

require for daily use, unl

cVile a little in price ; and they urge that if agwere done
printers and shippers would operate_largelf, for both require
gpcus, particularly printing clot}

Le yarn market is

dull, raid prices iave, rather recede

Lee our last, but -a

glad to learn, iron

y amount o

The couutry.trade is somewhat flat, but

some gentlemen who have recently ar-