The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-12 00:00:00

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March IL
iv

labourers,
power to
ell:
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military offences, it appeared to him it would IT; Li, n attemn, .
better to have tried them in the civil courts, ret'eser l!riami. ' ' is n
s(AobTecyne
ahptceaosrtimriuioeorsntnitstssntmartial.
eat: Hadbefore
el
nf
nuarrregt urged
adol
one
eanwnthe
tughtoevt
le:
orialtan: ebb
4:
eol;
f\lovip.€ ::::
did not coincide, and intimated his intentionof illrout 300 tunesdt
martial law in force until the indemnity bill 09 4,„l4lPorted ton,
of
charged with holding correspondence with there ill Lady 1,,,, her
Pii
other matters.r
ea ftemHra
deg
er wetaaots
reluctance)—H's
hesleencgttoeavnneccreend)oit.o:b
yseetsnchethot,e'e;tll
,tailifi) hij4 °,stlee o4f ntaehrs :,1
quently strong impressions prevailed as to
urge Ar or)able eSi
innocence, and upon the score of humanitlmto . Docii4 Sliaw :kn
—And what did the governor say to these repres.,4 I,oard a
_lvas in ,
nim:e3sel.
in haste, "By God ! if all the procters in the P ros A, a hi., chemisi
tatcfh.shoosneinuadeswnrrmsbtsaeiespamostltininiitandeernenbdrts.oe—i),faccolaet:minwt:ehyte,oia.wpttnuhnrioirieeuesbscolssyodtnh:eacrasrlkaoliltldnbheteeiranrustbillioenongt:ritseoaididmtb_hyoolurglyt
Alijot:orcjittl,.o
41114
efsetti
wiintie
tii ea ire,..:rvt.
still
ec:
tcooluertt.youAkenoouwrtw-mhaatrtliahleard." To which 10"011° nty of March bri
gentles) , 44:: Th,:rtrch dus
taa2ttrhiasen3l
ireprdnvdtl
kihsceaaeohdtti
fdai,
lcai,ahrF—gat.enre
mibwidctruyaAru.lsw.
February
agricultural
not aware ociofsoft thehntthfeheeesjsufimesdi latter.tesitschseiessc°t
aiurgoberuflutei li
:it: in'
s ' et
' 1);
thebce: 14 ailliiiiti*lN -4 ills
tta
t :Pr e et
ti le lel itt:
i 1:als:i lirelEi
dmineegtPee,:rimOnßTgii.oebCTeTtrlotlecrTlaeSleoyrluTahrawl;raaldAentifEETlNG.—A prerirninarY Itieeti:
cuA tilli'44lle
s:etthrlet aficifi-fte:'
me if I dissent from
pursuance of a resolution passed at a meeting kevo 611 witted t,sna,(! mi
Parker then suggested l4hrlimefcertiyrahta.uecenrsCheepraasoeanitaosrrt;nkikmldsgenaoaeretnnnni
resolution
hni
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ii;:tici:ii.leitoot
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3:::, i
seel
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,_1;40;:: 1 benlt)::loll::uitoneiea__;:o
ad
,;,.ictieprolliki
aefid:::,::t
, It, I% n 1
the committee to convene the meeting in ;Pled' tt,11.41, lik! 'and
imtpahaneeradkasheugorrr;eidesel agricultural
01 lehfireartleirlibeneyetoecmrotehumsent
et
county might
drimigmnhiggetrhb:t
he
thewhaeef
elareaebtlniolnrugoe;prttno:Drttoobeto I:llftteato.
rj::::44lta.eniivas
fe,
cautthieoumseehtoinwg thhaedy
mpnrorec,eteldiee,_id,
interest
there od. tt'tilk, Rep,'
iiiixadpr.essHinegptrloiepiorseodpinthioantsthaesfuroriiino- th.etmatttg,,,rt Ili" Ilizlia'''tiiqu'er,tl'aln i4.'
cootutbbneatrty interests
tmh eeetminagtt:
rili iih:s:,:i ece,t:,,,
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e
be adopted :—" That a commitotnewteeirnebgserefs°:leid'lio?.4/ '1411'14,;3"4;4431°5t5i.'1.P8:11
, sfiencromt
nh
des
address, or addresses, to both ho'ulses of Parlisn'ieti'd,,r, pq tiieNi, the
.1/::
the landholders, manufacturers, occupiers of ' iiefry te,kio 4r)C,NI bv".,
the deep distress under_which thea eargricultn.r3,ol,!st.bp ii0,1411)41113 wa's-,
interests are suffering."—Mr. Stewart, oi ,OP his N elle e, as,
cutobbt:encotmymoomtfioitr.
jntae,neps,:etn order to pr. 4 b 44 444 413
sr,
agTeca [a44k he deck'nee's
rising
spirit of the resolution ; for if they c;lled 54,0 Ve,,nefocoti mn
meeting, parties might attend from different t° Vlitt 'ooisinto al-
. " ti,,,,rinnsought for the 11g ,itilia it4av after e
~ 01,, IN ms, ..,0, will
at 1c et);
ect'lyPraYing rend"44'blf-4.'
disc

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rat interest, and by that means defeat luu
they had in view. He proved that the for.,
bring wheat here at a profit of 28s

Atli I "th',l,ocke,
In! rst
t'll t °t
lheni" the
,t
kdl"(1p°y01's:s"1.
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°Pe row °I
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quarter
,

present prices of agricultural prods

hquudesntioonreonft raetnatil.fo-rmarf.asrmteewracrot,ulidnnaocvePla.;Bl;iiev
reviewed the present state of the agrieultuoi%,
ngland,E and resumed his seat amidst.th!fero

those present. Mr. Stewart proposed that.„erto
be formed of the gentlemen present, with Pc'sirOt
their numbers, which was seconded. by Mei ilia
Mr. Townley suggested that the petition 5 ;
j°e I I): I
trusted to Mr. Wilson for presentation in ttaior,,,j,
Commons, and to Lord Stanley for presen"-tecl
House of Lords. This suggestion was ado
meeting. „i

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tif,t7 Perso
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tit
4red 'table .nanle
111'o he 'l4 Pal
110,,N44 48 taken
4tl. atICI He
, r% Ile of A,
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t)141 thatior)°, hurl
tlo e c°llsist
°l!ti CharP2wller
Of Wkh itch r'uan,
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ab,
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Arad,
,dm Natid,
ergt,Y 01'043. secret
taNe. th. 84hleas

MR. LABOUCHERE'S MERCHANT f
BILL AND THE LIVERPOOL
COMMERCE.

From a correspondence which has taken plat'
Mr. T. B. Horsfall, as president of the LiverPc
bee of Commerce, and Mr. Labouchere, We l
ea
f

present government is determined to ester

centralization, and to provide places for need)
at all hazards, notwithstanding the reo9l
those most interested in advancing the charac

part'of the Chamber of Commerce, made c

moderate request that a clause should be in
the Merchant Seamen's Bill granting to I

other large sea