The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-06-06 00:00:00

of his enterprise

s were forwarded to London, via the Eastern
Railway, during the week ending May 27th.
2.250 ; calves, 112 ; sheep, 7,980 ; pigs, 817 ;
,572 ; flour, 5,327 sacks : meat_ ICR tons : Pout

h, 70 tons ; fruit and vege

.nd spirits, 78 ton ; milk
nd general mereliandize

20,848 quarts

177', cwt.,

Ra'ilway limes

SPORTING IN TELLK

Gaming tables, and even "shies for
interdicted at the approachi
THE DERBY DAT
Surplice

On -Thur

races.
y, while at Epsom
)ck, in the (louse of
na Rothschild

,eat Sp!ngy Jack

JOilthr
;es have

,nsequence of t

Toned this year.
DISTANCES JUMPED BY HORSES.—Chan 21E

39 feet,

t. over

-.uoK at Warwick; CulverthorPe,
,urdles, at Newport Pagnel ; King oft
over the Wissendine Brook, Leicestershire
feet, at Liverpool ; Peter Simple 37 feet, at
SALE OF BLOOD STOCK.—The' following yearl----,s "
he
arty of Earl Spencer, were sold by auction, 00 IN-0,, t
1--
uay last, by Messrs. Tattersall :—Castanero, b' 'ir Her'
the
culea, out of Serquidilla, 105 711;

5 feet,

eery,

y
3y,
hrCvri
enoi
ylgt:teoertr:::

one, out of Allunit

225 guinea

Tstone, out of Conseienc&

ady, by

iusement,

vd, by

4
Mr. Mellor, of the Midland Circuit, has been nominated
Recorder of Warwick, in the rooni of Mr. Waddington,
7Thrso appointed Under-Secretary of State for the

-- —..1......, went,.
cise that any person letting out omnibuses,
The office known in the legal profession
other carriages to attend races, without such carriages
An order has been issued by the Commissioncoeraschoef?,7:-
bearing the plates required under the Stage-Coach
will be visited with a penalty of £2O.
At-
torney-Generals Devil," vaeantbythe appointment 0
Mr. Waddington to the situation of Under Secretary for
the Home Department, and who bad held the office sire,,,,
the elevation of Mr. Justice Wightman to the bench, u"A
been conferred on Mr. Welsby, of the North Wales an
Chester circuit, and Recorder of Chester. 0 ~ The Ati

NiARRIAGE WIT

A DECEASED VIN

s SISTER.,

the Cliurchwa'

dens of St. Giles'-in-the-Fields ") decided that a
marriage with a deceased wife's sister is invalid, even
when the first wife was the legitimate daughter, and the
second wife the illegitimate daughter, of the same parents,
the illegitimacy of the second daughter making no differ-
ence as to the law.
SUMMER CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES.—On Thursday
the judges arranged the summer circuits. Midland, 10
Denman and Justice Patteson ; Home, the Chief Baron
and Justice Coltman ; Oxford, Barons Rolfe and Pier'"
Norfolk, Baron Parke and Justice Maule; Western, Ju'-
tices Coleridge and Williams ; Northern Justices Cress-
well and Erle • North Wales, the Lord Chief Jo,qice,
son will remain in town as vacation judge, and
Wilde • South ?Wales, Justice Wightman. Baron Alueli
dailyln atth he i s
sittingschambers
n in S
Banco,e rjea nitn' s will 0
Bench on Monday, Lord Denman and Judges Pattesot;:
Coleridge, and Wightman discharged a rule, “ItegiTT st
Wilkinson and another," which had been obtained aga'rinti
two magistrates of the county of Surrey, calling UP",,t
tlhnen CourtGlo Inn.—Globe.
Queen 'S
them to show cause why they refused to issue a warm_,..
to summon one John Ashby, for the purpose of enforcing
---,Ant of a church-rate made in the parish of Be of
--:-4i-ntes called for the productiono
1-1-. A rate was invalid 3
_Lich stat.n

when they c
being defect

for the
fnr the

e decid

ave ir
cal courts ; consequently h
they ought to b opt.
warrant. The-Judgtrwere-of a different'
discharged the rule, Lord Denman saY.ing„f the

to which charch-rates
'vas tnade for the
tental charges a the
ntal charges

lurch-rate ought to b.
lurch, and those general purpo
ere applicable. The rate in question
repairs of the church, ' and other
id hap-,
a corn- might be a poor-rate

ie rep

purist

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