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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

y of his

, Coachmakers, Wheelwrights, and
will find

,nt and judging

find a large as
iT, and VARNISH

d Oil, Spirit of

Ground Paints and Colours, of every shad

Turpentine
and colour

de Paper. fine Copal
I other N

Ochres, Utiit

d Red Lead, Patent Black 'V
itent Dryers, Pumice Stone, Lamp Black. &c

and Iri.h Glues, for Cabinet-maker

Painters' Grait

7 Tools
Ha

les of every desc

rainers. (

lea, such as Burnishe
;old Size, Fat Oil, Ti

Metal A

Paints, fine Colours, Varn
Agents for London-pre
3es , Easels,

,ching Fr

Amateurs, Bladder

Rubber Canvas

Hall, Flints

~ of the Traffic returns has yet been
worth their attentio'n by mTde, but, from its position as regards other Lines of
for themselves, Railway now in existence, and as forming a main link in
.of every Article in the chain of Railway communication between England
TRADE, consisting and Ireland, this Line of Railway will, without doubt,
,und White L'ad, afford a good and profitable investment of capital.

A detailed Prospectus, with the names of a powerful
and highly influential Provisional Committee, will shortly
laboszanY. Spirit, and be published; but, in the meantime, all communications
- Whiting, Orange may be addressed to Messrs. ROWLEY and TAYLOR, 28,
- Iron Works ;Princess-street, Manchester, Solicitors to the Company.

PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.
THE MOLD JUNCTION RAILWA)
'CAPITAL, £280,000, in 5,600 SHARES
DEPOSIT, £2 15s. per SHAI

PROVISIONAL CC

f £5O eac,

istyn Lloyd_Mostyn, Mostyn Hal

ieutenant of Me

runrsnire, Lor
Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, Bart., M.P., l-Jawarden
Castle, Flintshire, Lord Lieutenmt of Flintshire.
Sir Pyers Mostyn, Bart, Talacre, Flintshire.
Sir Richard Puleston, Bart., Emnill'ark, Flintshire.
Philip Davies Cooke, Esq.,,,l..lstlnegrin, Flintshire, and
Owston, Yorkshire. "

IJohn Wynne Evton, Leeswood Hall, Flintshire
Wilson Jones, Esq., Hartsheath Park, Flintshil
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between the Unitarian Chapel ancl-t-b-e-g-ta—r-B:Ga

ERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED,'

S. LITTLER

PROPRIETOR OF THE
LIVERPOOL GENERAL- MOURNING
ESTA)3LIgIIMENT.

114,,-IfOLD-STREET

OPPOST

THE BANK

VINGS

BALDNESS AND TIAY_HAIR ENTIR

REMOVED

AIRAIR. AYRES, PROFESSOF
.
full' announces to the

F CHEN

.tudy, and anxiety of mina,
falling of, baldness, and someti._
AYERS also desires to call especial attention to the change,
the bulb of the Hair invariably undergoes at certain pe-
riods of life, before its effect becomes apparent to the eye,
and to recommend a method by which that change may be
averted, and all subsequent falling off and grs7
His mode of treatment, which has receirc
lei t testimonials from the_presirts—riever

)m Indisposition, over
discolouration, a
Mr.

tire lon

ness pr

Aef by analytical exam. inatio

to the exact analy

by which it t
and beauty to an advanced veriod of l

,glossiness

pet lencec
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lent, which d

tion w

of refer to streets at

I, but was in

Pedal—W. Peers.

W. A. Jones.
ice, G. E.J.!e

J. Healey

-(I) Ditto--S. D. Walker
tes, F. Sears. N. Tims

{z) Ditto-C

Schofield
—(2) Ditt

Plumpton, W. Preßei

A. Kent

sh Prize—W. A. Jones

'rize—W. B. Jon

year
. S. Leget

ehaviuur

LOWER SCHOOL PRIZES
st M'Neile Scholarship—Walter Caudlin
It. Adams

Batley
CLASS P

and Davie

—Certificat

C. Chamberlaiu

—Greatest proficiency in pen
classes

Ditto—Trotter.—Certi

Ditto—W. Wall

General progress, ind

Hacket t.—(

Certificate, 1

Certificate,

—Certificate,
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Archange
Memel...

Gothenbur

PLANKS,

Danzig

British American

LATH wool), per fathoit

Danzig, 4 feet

londurai

St. Domi❑

0 -40 0

STAVES, per 1200

and 5A feet long

Do. Puni

8 0— 9 0 1 TIMBER, per cubic foot

0- 6 6

Danzig
Memel.

-45 0

44 0 -49 0
52 0 -57 0

worn 1
ge IV, wile'

TOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick

OAK PLANKS, British American 0

..go 0
..40 0

to li in. thick

p 5 0 -

1 4 -

italoon br
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

NORTH HAY
s d. s.

Hay, old

I Clover

ditto
Wheat

MARKET,

JUNE 16

MR. WILBERFORCE AND CATHOLIC ENDOWNIE
A correspondent of the Church and State Gazette r,
the following int-resting and important piece of history,
in connexion with the great topic by which the mind of
the country is at present agitated :—" Mr. Pitt's opinion
concerning Catholic emancipation is well known, as well
as his intimacy with Mr. Wilberforce; it follows that
they must have discussed the question together. When
it became a national topic, towards the period of its deci-
sion, I happened, in my earlier days, to he at a breakfast
table where it was freely debated, and Mr. Wilberforce
was present. Being at that time, as I believed, a con-
sistent Whig, and for that reason a determined opponent
to the claims of men who (unlike Protestant Dissenters,
of whatever denomination) would naturally exercise their
political power as a dead weight against all political and
religious liberty. Sir, (said Ito Mr. Wilberforce,'
rather than grant Rom; n Catholic e

give them atone

f the tithe

.eipation, why not
Th m
.ne work—let them have es do the
part of the wages. To grant
all is both more than their due. and also would give theta
too much political influence. To offer them a share only
may seem to be in vain, because they would be forbidden,
by authority to accept it; but some at least, urger'
tore or poverty, would rebel against
would be sown in their camp; a"'
no more triumphant in Ire'
harm would ensue? It n
able senator looked at me wit}
at the same time such
the freedom of your
the state of Your hr
often myself*,

I by na-

ay be s

already, ry
The vet

glance, and
her admire

an one as

aturity or
I have

' How can you answer it, to pay directly
of error, and that t
I pretend not to g

rr of such a meguitud
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

1 well.defined, with close attention and m

mbination, can have encouragement in tl
The Stock we hold in the Branches whicl
E. :—Coloured Goods, Flannels, and

sown quality

, is commanding the attention of

- --t..,
We beg leave to annou..
or Rooms, to any dinnti- London of our Junior, with an exten
'.4.SKS, FUR-
Assortment of Complimentary and Family Mourning,
--'
and to express our desire that the same should have the
honour of your inspection.

a you, the return from

e and recherche

RE CHIN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

June 17, 1845.

►w~~ '

FOREIGN AID SOCIETY

Lest night a crowded meeting
4113Phitheatr
Aid S

e members and frier

e purpose of forwarding

interests of that,
(historian of the reformation), and Roussell and Pan
llituri f ministers of Protestant Churches on the Continent)

ale institution. M. M. D'Au'

►ere announced to address the tr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

le es tan

I them were beset by I
'ions of thos
The I

and Articles

place, in a very populous nE
accommodation was much

extension was proposed for
unlike the rich, could not p

tion of

, met t

to wors

) respecter of persons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

FRIDAY.

Oa FRIDAY next, the 20th twtant, at Twelve o'clock, at
T. and H. Littledale and Cu.'s Office, 13, Exchange.
buildings,
2 Tent E. L.-IVORY.
Apply to
T. and H. LitTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 20th instant, at One o'clock, at
Ewart, Mvers, and Co.'s Office, Exchange-alley,
4} Tons fine African IVORY,
Ex Douglas: lying in Holme'a-W-arehnuse, 623, Temple-
street.—Apply to Messrs. -C. lionsrALL, SON, and Co.,
Merchants, or to
EWART, MYERS, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
John B. Brancker and Son's Office,32, Excbange-alley
North, -
220 Bags Trinidad COCOA.
Apply to
JOHN B. BRANCKER and SON, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, 9. Oldhall-street,
5 Cases TORTOISE SHELL,
Just landed, per St. Lawrence "frorn-Sincapore.--Apply
to Messrs, SYKES, SCHIVAII.ErriirId Cu., Merchants, or
JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

to 15 Pounds

7 Guineas.
5 Pounds.

üblime Porte Shawl NN
104, Bold-street.
W. D. SCURFII•;LD, Proprietc

STABLISHMENT IN LIVI
POOL EXCLUSIVLY DEVOTED TO

GARDN

urning to the Ladies
her heartfelt thanks

of patronage she has received since

hes to di

ct their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

co. 288

St. Helena

nautical gentleman of this to
No. 179.—Floating stage.

and pillars to guid
the river bed when

Is one of

floating "largo 0,
this is connected with the pier by two b,
• --I ~rineinle of th

combiied tension
invention, each 150 feet in length

The inner extremity of e

lon a carriage on

fitted to a

inclined
of a floa

,ch is drawn up and r

:hes to the sea

.It, and fins:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

eontrarts.

LIVERPOOL BOROUGH PRISON. the
PERSONS willing to CONTRACT for supPlYinggS,
Liverpool Borough Prison with BUTCHEto
MEAT, and with BREAD, MEAL, and PEAS, both
the Ist of July next to the 31st of December next, hot,
inclesive, are requested to send TEN DE RS, under coo
to the Town-clerk, at the,Town-hall, okor before the
of June instant.
tel'
The several articles aboverbp ecified are to be derr'l-e the
from time to time, in seth quantities and manner as b
Governor of the Prign may direct, and subject to
approval of the qtfality, &c. the
Information as to the probable consumption 0 oh.
respective articles, and further particulars, may be
tamed from the Governor at the Prison' °
Each Tender must specify the names of Two Sig
for the due performance of the Contract.
Town-hall, 12/h June, 1845.

SALE OF OLD CLOTHING.
BOROTIGH OF LIVERPOOL. sE
THE WATCH COMMITTEE HEREBY 'leg
NOTICE, that they'are ready to treat with „
willing to PURCHASE a quantity of OLD CLOTH!. b
lately worn by the Police Force of this Borough,
DISPOSED OF by TENDER, in Lots. .th
The Purchaser will have to take the Clothing vyt"srt
faults, pay Cash down before the delivery of n°Y..,`the
thereof, and remove the same within- One_ Week fre'm
date of notice of their TendeT.lging accepted.
All Persons sending in_,T6nders are requested to 11601
some respectable Persqp-In Liverpool, to whom retell
can be made, if necessary.
hoursT he
fClothing n
amTa
Twelve
ehl
vee inspected
o'clock
inatnhye dFaoyr,ebneotrantetlit.bes
Police Station, east side of the George's Dock Posglo at
Printed Forms of Tender may be had on applica`i
this Office; and no Tender, except the Printed one
nished by the Committee, will be entertained.
onTohre before Tenders tDoNhzes
Ds sealed, h
ea nlds
the Chairman of the Watch Committee, (Alderman
Hodgson,) and marked " Tender for Old Clothing,
By order,
CAPES ASHLIN, Secretor,'
Watch Office, No. 1, Fenwick-street,
9th June, 1845.
tlheftnwstiathott,haedSdreee;:etolyili

,0-0 Per annum.
i ye Fifteen years
oLte Pupils are all

One Hundred Guinn

T Quar

OIL.
CANDLI

4s. 6d

NI PO

STIVENS'S

GREEN G

mended by the

ls on t

N GINGER WIN

e the envelope o
ind Co., Bristol,

s's'WINE

kAC WOODYaLF

JOSEPH HILES

3Anicin and DOBSON

N. W. KING

s POWELL, Groc

Sperm

y of the Teeth
from early ne,

WINI

olesome 1,)

me (so

rofit it affords the Retailer
STIVENS'S, through the

1- in the naanu

h repute

Kingdoni,ig always secured in the way

78, Bold-str,

rker-strec

se-street

rrington
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

ments, int

CONTINENTAL AND BRITISH

MANUFACTURER

~.fr FANCY MATERIALS I
have been thrown'in consequence of the unusual prolon-

gation of the co

•
r causing an alarming depression

1 in the Ti

le both in

LONDON

him to purc

)r Cash, a vast quantity c
BEAUTIFUL FAB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

48
Wit l•
otld 1 ranee again out of th
orcheers.) Fr ance sits, as it were, loose
4kt, the Papacy is broken, but the golden bon
4ett the country to Jesus CI
there. Ale

hrist has not vet

country

s in a transition scat,

the institutior

rithn;gion really exercising its power for Fran
Pr „s the superstition of Rome exercising its
11144ce• France then claims your sympathy, your
and let us all agree to co-operate in this work :
et in k'itions be formed : let each one present the sub-
;v4„.."ttt appears the. most. attractive and most forci-
Ctritrioic'e", `.O our respective friends. e, an association
bed with the established church present it to you.
14e4tera e to hear that our christian brethren among the
are going to have an association, and to press
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

ING t

No. 11974

IMPORTANT TO ALL

DURABILITY,

Box ineltiC

40s. to
10s. to

be LET.
SHOPS

chronicled event

heir of Tenants by applyi

NOVELTIE

English THE
r under Ft

91 e ce, wheth

vi, few have be

on his own Prem

vs results as the fearless spe-

enabled t,

,he is ...v
aceed- 1 I

MM=Niimimi.iiiim.ia.m,....i.,l

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

KING-STREET, LONDON,
D R R rim's

The pat
Exporters

TAPEL

MESSRS

BRUSSELS_

LEDGER'S

may b,
he Hair

I DAMASKS,

TH
E titOisietor respectfully invites tae attentio,
Gentlemen Building, or those requiring the Ceiling,
of their Mansions or Dwellings decorated, to some beau-
tiful specimens of ENRICHED ROOM CORNICES,
CEI LING CENTRE FLOWERS, and other CEILING
ENRICHMENTS, which he has now completed, and
having considerablyenlarged his Show R ooms, he is enabled
to devote the entire of his former Wareroom to the dis-
play of Articles adapted fo the use of Gentlemen Build•
fi,
ing, and afterwards Fur
thing their Establishments.
The superiority o BIELEFELD'S IMPROVED
PAPIER MACHE for Architectural purposes, is every
day becoming more apparent; and this has induced the
Proprietor of the Wareroom here to portion off the entire
- Ceiling of his Show Room into compartments, displsy-
ing at once the general effect that can he produced ; and

be room or rooms requiring deccra-

flothouse Grapes,

ye and well

1 eau furnish a House corn-

Blinds, at

rid the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

HES TO GEC

..........,.ag.........

EDITOR OF THI

—A. great deal 1:

Dock Committee do as they will to attain this desirabl
;ct, the public will not be fully ac
approaches to that central t

s under r

r, and th

itnodated until

111/11.11 Clia 0
line being cli

too without
ails ; so that
daily disap-

er vehicles,

of the deby. The public Baths on

r, too, are another hindrance, as they s

f the pier,
aro ',lnca',

boats. un

LI they

cult rm.
them,

°ached in front of that stupid

either round

le end or t

same time, they afford no accom

s, or expec

their fri

arises, can these evi
And I I

both can and of

rious modes by which the
but one plan I consider of
ble ; and I venture to sug

e no k

b several intelligent file'
inion. There are, doubt

ject might be
nd obvi

Ist, Let the Baths,

Lstruction of a

.special

est it under sevt

.tainable while

a whole extent for carr

on in

o eschev

Dock I
i Dock

tpresent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

ch occupy

ye a clear s
.ge basin for the t

Dock, wh

snick-street, and let the space th
scant ground on the west side be t

le area of the I

)n of Bruns

s at do,

as the Corporation hare

xis Inn, at the top of (

Cages, as well as

room, and in the most centr
: be divided into Iwo Docks

ss it from the be

street, and thence, in as

hed, up .to the Ne-w A

ad that in the

.r expen-
sold the

q, the site
k being in

site corner

:o is only
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

hick, in point of quality, we consider

if not superior,

, we are pre-

us, suitable for family use

Bed either in bond or d

HOLLIS, WALFORD and Co„
OLD-STREET, and 8, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

WANTED. Three or F
IWO YOUTHS

)., 54, LORD-STREET, supply
CLOTHING of every descriv-

w, but c

RYMENT. H. L. & Co

'e engaged an

al setter, of first-rate talent

ad many years

mployed

sar Suit
a exc(-1:

lour and Beauty

Superb

The st

s uniqt

Their Win

.kmanship g

ling complet

Determined to please
Is B. HYAM e'er bent

mple of Fashio

Then brit]

ch young Gent

nest Black Lee Pekoe Congou, ripe

r experienced YOUNG I
s CHECK-CLERKS.

s en- I

and fashionable f
ia London and Paris, are

E MIDSUMMER VACATION!'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

side of it from about half-tide r

descending, v
makes the bri

,n the float or

return,

water mark

iver st

river perfectly unob
next week notice a va

o the Dock Committee relativ

give sufficient wat

t all tic

of the ti

The two prize designs were not in the rc
time of our visit, but they may now 1

iee4 the

The barge can receive alongside. six ordinary

deepen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Campb(
Messrs
d 1(

n, Dearden
Jones, D.

,74°), Glazebrook, Major Thorpe, T.
'award\w._T. Forsythe, W. Benson, H. J. Av.
,uean
A , WN. . Maples, J. Cropper, and J. B. Bu.
onboddo, B.
On the motion of the Rev. J. "
QY the Rev. THOMAS NOLAN,
" to take the'

,rter. W. Kay, J
ster, G. J

'WART,

HUGH AVNI

"48 unanimously requested
The CHAIRMAN, on rising, said—Ladies and ger
'nen, one of our most comprelienx;--

an lessa

'ntainea

`e find it writt
lid He will dir

t thy stet

we plead the promis
cncooltnand, not
arid personal

is our priv

V in private with
but also in of

affairs,

psemes
fLuen, asbli always, we commend c
,e blessing of God who will be entreated
grant what He mercifully designs. I shall call, therefo
1,11 P" my reverend brother, Mr. Nolan, to invoke th
',vine blessing upon this great assembly.
l'he Rev Tnos. NOLAN having offered
most impressive prayer,
T The CHAIRMAN again rising spoke nea
have now to entreat of you an exercis
AahY and patience while I proceed to
inful duty which devolves upon me as
54eting. lam compelled to announce t
et a very great disappointment. The
brother whose work and whose prai
Lice are in all the churches, and wt
tyerpool we were all prepare
Unanimous as it is unfeie

yes and our

hat He ma

J to hai

1) a satisfactic
Id T dannl. r.

'ott to be obliged to say, cannot b
I?.re• You are, of course, entitled to a fullexplana
"is could result, after the public no
ade among you for so many day
%Plan

ith us this eveni
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

our them with

tention to

tisfaction

N.B. Wholesale and 'Export Orders executed carefully
and on the lowest terms.
A large and fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's and
Children's Caps, &c.

JOHNSON and CO., HATTERS to the Queen and
Royat Family, Regent-street, London, have appointed
BICKERTON and SATCH ELL the Sole Agents in
Liverpool for their PATENT FLEXIBLE VELVET
HAT.

FRY'S HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA.
fIPHE increased demand for HOMOEOPATHIC
COCOA, from being particularly recommended Er
of the Medical profession, ha-
JOHN BEYNON

I I that portic

induced

o J. S.
.Fry and Sons,

Bristol, for a

ieir preparation of that article, which, from the great
tention they have paid to it, is now produced in the
-"--te of perfection, entirely dejoid of any quality
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

NEXT WEEK.

On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Whitaker, Carter, and Co.'s, Rumford-street,
380 Bundles Malacca CANES,
27 „ Dragon DITTO,
115 „ Groh n JIATTA NS,
39 „ Jess.dirn CANES,
Ex Lady East, from Sineapore.—Apply to Messrs, Mud.
RAY, SYHE. and Co., Merchants, or to
WHITAKER, CARTER, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

NEW CHURCH IN ST. SIMON'S DISTRICT.

an adjourned meeting of the friends

odation fo

it.nts of the Poo
The

us neighbourhood of St. Simon's

st and

.ful and appiopriate pr

The CHAIRMAN said that,

ment of a former one on the

) promote a most important des

s of grace to the poor cob
town, without which evils which th
He trusted ti

of the

o lament

ould arise from their pr

at efforts

and tl

ample would be taken up in other districts similarly
situated ; for the town would not, he thought, be ade-
quately supplied with pastoral instruction until they hid
twenty or thirty more churches. (Hear, hear.) He
requested Mr. Connor to state the progress that had
been made since the last meetinrr. which he believed was

ch as it would be gratifyi „,
The Rev. J. R. CONNOR expr
_

to learn

his grateful

the committee the most substantial assistance.
them had promised to appeal to their congrega

:half of S

Simon's dis

d another wonl

but was prevented by en
cality which it required all b

aarrassments in his own

xertions to overco

firs was a rem

and it had

been well renvirked ti

best means of promoting Pi

testant p

It was gr

ying to add that, contrary to the appreh
sions entertained by some, the higher dig

diocese were all agreeable to the contemplated enlarg
They had also received great encouragement fro

the laity. A
Inner Tempi

t the contributors a barrister of the
had sent them £lO, and a lady had pro-
The subscriptions recorded up to that night
amounted to £1,530; and if other names received were
added, the whole might be stated at £1,600. His own
congregation had contributed to this £450, which was
extremely lib

I mised £2O

c poverty of the distr

It was recnarkabl

too, that

•al Roman est

object in view

its, but hoped

e over

He was —anxious' to obtain the yard and school-house
opposite the church, for which an annual rent of £3O
a•as required ; but he feared that unless parties came
liberally forward he would have to relinquish this, and
also discharge his Scripture reader and cicise his school.
The Rev. JOHN JONES proposed the first resolution,
. .

to the effect that the extension. of St. Simon's Church
was highly desirable for the accommodation of the poor

in that p 6

aulous c

He_ eloquently

al churches
only to th

productive

be erected, but to th
parts,

, hear.) Many of
side, and by the

men on ti

le was the s

it waved its bran

over the whole natior

while they condemned Roman.

ociniansm

come to

me away who courted her precinct

;vas, in the first
where additional

Ives. It was

f which- he was glad

3 a larg

with a portion

Almi
such a s

,lity God,

ht those whc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Was toanifes

!ver, that M. D'Aubigne was pr
.

ented from attending'
by circumstances which are explained in the speech ei
reverend chairman, and we are sure that unive-
PathY will be felt for the cause of his absence
gentlemen were unavoidably absent, but their
ably supplied by M
t'orth of France. A...—.
fb
The
clergymen and gentlemen upon
'nt Revs. Messrs. Mi Neile. Dr.Byrth, Ham
ter. Parry, Hamilton, (Birkenhead), M-
-4. T. Brown, Dover, &toe,. 1—

1 aym-

!a Pasteur Cailliatt

latforff

't• burgess. (rector of Upper Chelsea
tordeaux T. Nolan, Taylor, D
Ferguson,' C. M. Birrell. W

3.' H. St

octor of New Ross, Ireland,) G.
" Anderson, B. Morgan, C. W. L

3reen, T. Girdner
rence, H. H. Hig

Tns, VIT;-
1/;112/Ivyer,

r, W. it. nunt
h. W. Hughes

S.FentOn, E. Jones,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

,sireetiOns gi'ven to

limefitary and Family
all be a

went of our IlusfUess, we

I now terminating has already made

referenee—on the part of the Public to
and it Funereal Arram-ement,

Depßrt

the return" the half
proDfs that Business

relinquish,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

hort Wool ar

r. LEV

As-street...
MORGAN

13 Rev. A. Page, curate. the Rev. THOMAS BRIERLEY, of
42 Itlassey-green, The!wall, to Miss SARAH HEYES SMITH, only
surviving naught r of the late Mr. John Smith, of the Woo'
houses, Ashton-upon-Mersey, yeoman, all in th;.
Chester.
Same day, at the Indo,-- "quthport, Mr. I

county

UGHTO:4 io

nnent Chapel
s MARGARET ASLIW

RICHARD ROGEE
;est daughter of the

On the I I th inst

;WITT, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

2nd Ditto-0. Owen—N
third and fourth classe
3rd Ditto— W. P. Davis—

reterence to the question of drainage. Mr. Tinne
the Board ought to be cautious how they received state- class.
merits without sufficient grounds.—Mr. Gladstone again Ith D tto
referred to the blasting at the new works at Kensington.
of which he had given notice at a previous meeting, ar
read a letter from Mr. J. Cunningham, architect, a
dent in the neighbourhood, which, after thankin'

and lower
,th Ditto—A

n to show that the- work mid

4ed, without

the hammer

wedge, &

m one of the contractor,
advanced
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

R S'l

THE LA R

MR
verp

exceedingly lit

er Fur Co., wis

1 tion to her present

EXTENSIVE,STOC

PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW BONNE

which w

be: found every novelty with which I

every variety in shape, colour, or quality

lely devoted-to this busines

can, with confi-

fence, assert the numerous advantages 1.

Establishment 1 hijii
eir favour

presents to all who may honour her
Mrs. G. has just received an additions

TASTEFULLY-WORKED FANCY STRAN4
BONNETS, which have been personally selected with
the greatest care from the first London and Paris Houses.
MRS. GARDNER'S,

ND OTHE

I No. 72,

-No. 72

BOLD-STREET.

CHINA AND EATHENWARE.
BRIDGWOOD and BURGESS, 4, HANOVER- QCs .._
1 .£0 16 6 STREET, CANNING-PLACE. are NOW SELLING be surpassed; and which he t
018 6 OFF AT A GREAT REDUCTION their immense the en-'
Stock of Dinner, Dessert, Tea, aud-rfiqiiklast Ser-:-

with superior finis

the pat

all of the N

to call and

invited to ins

t the Grigds

The PREMISE

Proprietors of .0

June 16, 1815

PRO H IBIT ED

Numerous as

enterprise in th

veiled strati
productive

9f such disast

London and Borden?,

nue of Customs by this band of merchant traffickers is
incalculable : their coadjutors, it appears, have been
Polish Refugees. The confoSion of one of theseunfortu-
geful feeling, led to the
y the cone-
. 65, an

!es, arising from.ail a

llt of a

act passed in the 49th (co. 111
hoard of costly goods has
fly, confiscated to the Crown

seized, and,

Abridged froni

BLANKE'

oany years been honoured
HAUSBURG,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

at prices
maL

from€l 1 0

from 0 8 6

from 0 6 6
from 0 4 6

'tom 0 9

from 0 12 6

from 0 7 6
from 0 9 6

Ibis; from 0
ratateed to

from 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

.oceeded wit

of course, to tl
On a division, Mr. Park
to twelve. A le

approi

jority of tiftee

Poor: Law (

romissioners

proposed
Board.

537 the Financ

Coui~nitt

DOCK COMMITTEE, THURSDA

tion froir

tion being resumed, Al
Mr. John North, the
by Mr. Evans at the 1

tionabl,
from ti

what was °Wee-
.
in the first communication, had proceeded not

ociety, but f

there I

of the E

d in ten

was at the meeti
the author. Ht
which were
yet, after

1, they were not expungf
eration, Mr. F

the'r cons

and commit to mei
England, and to f

uory the articl

the memorial was. alto,

being already under the conside- Scriptural proofs for tl
Mr. Aikin proposed that each The Principal afterw
to the respective commit- who had received prize
to receive them, and. i

:tr. Evans said The "Jubilate" was then sung, after which the Rev
Usti language. H. MiNeile delivered a short address to Wilkes. Hall
Candiin, and Adams, who had obtained the .1114Neit
..‹aid it from- one woo scholarships. He exhorted tbPrn to persev•----
as suspected to have been dustry, and to do this not met
passages in the document . or the fear of man, but from the h,
sive were not to appear, but ence to the will of God and to avoi
d. After some fur- pressed on them and their fellow pt,
.ans added that the whole of
titer unnecessary—the whole o'

ely from a sense of shag
;her motive of obed
guilt. He also in

fy their mind,

s to study diligently
of the Chinch of

s by searching for

i over the names

t who had not been presented
og so, stated that it afforded

)1e to say that ther

the Queen"

was then sur

oved a vote of thanks to the

carried by acclamation, after ,which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Mest int trs.

To sail immediately.
For BARBADOS.. -
14140-0 The Barque IRLAM,
W. P. Moarutw, Commander.
For terms of freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, end HIGGINSON.

r. To sail the firit week in July.
f 046- For DEMERARA,—
The Ship .PARKER,
HENRY 4IEIEN, Commander ;
Burthen per register 449 tons.—For freight and passage
apply to SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co.

Zaniteti gPtates,

With immediate despatch.

For NEW YORK,
4' 2\ The very fine first-claFs American Packet Ship
t PANTHEA,
Capt. W. B.lfvE
611 tons register ; coppered apd'copper-fastened ; sails
remarkably fast, and is in aliAspects a first-rate convey-
ance for goods and passenors.—For terms apply to
ROBT: E. WALKER, 11, Goree-piazzas.
Freight payable at four dollars eighty cents per pound
sterling.

TRAIN'S LINE.
Ts sail on the 20th instant, and receives no goods after
To-morrow, the 18th, at midnight.
For BOSTON,
zfillref-; The fine first-class American Ship
ASH BURTON,--
J. D. WHITE, Itra-ster ;
Earthen 550 tons; coppered an6pper fastened; a fast
sailer, and in all respects
,an earellent conveyance for
goods and passengers.—Fot terms of freight or passage
apply to Captain Wurri, on board, Victoria Dock, or to
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
Freight payable at the rate of four dollars eighty cents
to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

er its u

EX, Chemist to th

London, October 9th; 1844

xamißed the Tooth Paste of

W. J. BRANDS

.L:efrpc

pry, Liverpool Apolhecar
examined Mr. Sykes's

hall, Oc

Oriental Cam

vs-
m Acid. Metallic, or other ingredients

.eth, or orherw

e prejudi

DAVID WALDIE, Chemist.
.ed only by F. B. SYKES, 14, Upper Parliament
•.

Li!eipool,) in PotB

Is for use at Is. and 2s. eacl.

Ind all respectable Chemists and Perfumer:
of T. Eyre and Co., and J. J. Jackson and Co

Liverpool

TS'S PATENT

9 the following

METALLIC CAPSULES
properties, and are now prac-

preserving the contents of Botties, fats, Pot;, erc.
They are applicable to these vessels, of every size and
shape, from the smallest Phial to the.mouth of a Jar or
. .

Pot three inches in diameter,

They are made of a metal frfe`from every impurity,
non-corrosive in its nature, arid, consequently, not sub-
ject to oxidation, nor perviotis to moisture.
They preserve the contents of the vessels to which they
are applied perfectly airtight; thus securing them from
becoming vapid, mouldy, or fetid.
They effectually protect the Corks from the ravages of
Insects, and the noxious influence of the Musk Rat and
other vermin.

They supersede the use of Wire, Wax, Bladder,
and the universally acknowledged inefficiency of Tin-
foil; the Capsule, being made of Solid Metal, has not
only sufficient strength of itself, to secure effervescing
liquids, but is much handsomer in appearance than the
above useless tinsel, besides having the advantage of being
applied with much greater ease and rapidity.
They have also the very important property of affording
absolute security against the possibility of fraudulent
substitutions.

In addition to the advantages before enumerated, the
use of the Capsules prevents the liquid from oozing out of
the mouth of the bottle, completely removes all cause of
complaints, (particularly in tropical climates,) against the
adhesion of the wax and other coating matter, to the fin-
gers, when the cork is extracted—staining every thing
with which it comes in contact; prevents the falling of
such offensive matter into the bottle or glass, which fre-
quently deteriorates, and even destroys, the natural pro-
perties of the liquid.

porters

lesirous of availing themselves of this valua-
ble invention, in Riving their orders for TVines, Ales,
Porter, Cider, Preserved Fruits, Vinegar, Pickles,
Sauces, Chemicals, Oils, Mustard, Ink, Blacking, kc.
need only direct their Tradesmen to cover the Bottles; or
other packages, with the Patent Metallic Capsule, which
will not incur extra expense.

Further particulars may be had, and orders received, at I
tile Manufactory, No. 1, WHARF•RPAD, CITY.BOAD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

norsfall, three hundred competitors for the two prizes (of £2OO
Mann, Chilton, Royden. The next point for and £100) offered by the Dock Committee, which were
the consideration of the committee, was the revision of the opened but yesterday for public inspection at the Custom-
dock rates, and this subject, it was stated, Mr. Nicol was house. Amidst such a multiplicity of plans, we could
pledged to take up. The suggestion as to the central gray- not form any decisive opinion on the comparative merits
ing docks was referred to the Board of Works. The sug- of more than a few of them that immediately struck our
gestion as to the appropriating the west side of the Prince's attention. The truth is, it would require a full week of
..oeu country like England, to put forth the Dock only for ships from certaio places was considered not study, even in men combining mechanical and nautical
-.Jen side of the system, and the consequence was, the of sufficient importance to refer to any committee. An experience, and a knowledge of our river, to do justice to
intellieent*ortion of the people were disgusted, and Ro- application was read from the Chairman of the Finance these various and multitudinous
man Catholic priests were now at a discount. (Cheers.) Committee, requesting to be provided with a plan of the no means wonder that the mer
lie then proceeded to state what was now the staff of works intended to be erected on the site of the slate-yard, mittee were puzzled to which
Rome in France. There were 3301 curds, or town minis • Prince's Dock, the Dock Committee having applied to prizes. Certain it
ters, 28,501 of the rural clergy, and 6486 vicars, making purchase that land. Referred to the Sub-Committee of a visit.
a total of 38,289 priests. This was a formidable army for Works.--A letter from the consignees of Dundee traders We shall confine ourselves at present chiefly to a few
them to combat, but greater was He who was for them was referred to the harbour masters' sub-committee, and of the drawings, many of which are executed with great
than he who was against them. Then there were 18,524 a letter from John Bibby and Sons as to the transit sheds, accuracy and taste.
in the French Maynooths—(hear, hear)—under the go- was referred to the Warehouse Committee. No. 106 is a stage of cast-iron rails, turning on art axis .

When, boy

Louis Phillippe car

to the throne t
the part of t

the tnol
Middlet

lenderson,

a disposition on

to retur

to some kind of 1

,s were not stow to lay

of this feeling, buCti

reductions; and we by I
,ra rif

vo aspirants to award the
s that the exhibition is well worthy of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

IRBGAND.

Dr. Wllale has addressed a long letter to the Premier
on the Irish Colleges Bill, which he designates "an infidel,
slavish, and demoralizing scheme."

THE REPEAL ASSOCIATION.—The weekly meeting was
held on Monday, J. T. Devett, Esq., in the chair. Owing
to the absence of Me. O'Connell, its Alpha and Omega,
the proceedings were flit. The week's rent was an.
nounced to be £378.

DOUBLE Smell:ie.—An old man, named Mason,
formerly gamekeeper on the Irish estates of Lord Clon-
brock, from which he was dismissed some time since, and
his mother-in-law mixed poison in their tea on Saturday
last. from the effects of which both the unhappy" persons
have since died. Mason's son had been previously ap-
pointed to the situation held by his father.
STATE OF LEITRIM.—Many outrages continue to dis-
turb the quiet of Leitrim. On Sunday week the rector
of keltubrid, when going to perform divine service, was
obliged to get the protection of the police to escort him to
the church, and hack to his residence. On the previous
Saturday, as a party of gentlemen were sitting together in.
a house in Ballinamore some party fired a ball through
the window. On the 3rd of June, a man on the lands of
Clooncumber found his cow shattered by a gun-wound
when about to be milked. A man of the name of Rey-
nolds was fired at, and one of his fingers shot off, in the
street of Mohill, in open day.
REPEAL DEMONSTRATION IN CORK.—Mr. O'Connell
attended a monster meeting in Cork on Sunday last,
which, according to his own account of it, surpassed the
recent exhibition in Dublin ; and which, according to
some of the repeal papers, was attended by 500,000 peo-
ple. On Monday he received a deputation, with an ad-
dress, from the Corporation, and in the evening attended
a banquet, at which the Mayor of Cork presided. There
were about 600 guests present, many of whom wore the
uniform of the 'B2 Club. The speeches were of the usual
order, but Mr. O'Connell seems to have excelled himself
•in the scornful manner in which he treated measures for
which he was so very thankful only the other day, that
he called for "three cheers for Sir James Graham." At
the Cork banquet he thus alluded to one of them " Look
at the proceedings, and trace the progress of the Maynooth
bill, a good one in itself, and liberally granted ; but then
we did, not ask for it. (Laughter.) They have been de-
bating with vigour what great things they have been doing
for Ireland ; but, like the story of the country girl, when
the fellow refused to marry her—' Nobody asked you,
Sir,' she said. (Renewed laughter.) Why none of us
asked them for anything at all." And, later on, the hon.
and learned gentleman declared his intention to vote ra-
ther for a tory, than for any candidate who was not a re-
pealer, and urged all his hearers to do the same. Several
more intended monster meetings were announced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

COM PAN

CAPI7'AL, £2,250,000, IN
£5O EACH. DEPOSIT,

Hon.

Sir William Massey Stanl

Joseph B
Alderman

Joseph Bailey, ur

Thomas

John I

'for'ce, E

Williani Laird, Esq

William Wank

Joseph Travis (

William Leighl

ISIONALLY REGISTERED.)

d John SranleN

tsq. M.P.

pson, M P.
, Esq.. M.P.

tcb, gsq; M.P.

gg, Esc

James M. Rendel, E

45,000 SHARES, 0
£2 15s PER SHARI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

with the

moved the

7Wlefl

;tive exertions

upon his congregation at pre

ject in view, inasm- uct

e means be could' for thr

ith I which it was hoped would
ese Sion of the church under

of uncertai

lg the sum stated, and setting fort

r was it modified
d saving word of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

No.
_ll6.—Projecting

ith the tide

A compl

—A projecting and permanent sta
thin piles, which form a breakwater

Proved of t

t is by Mr

with parallel boats of
,s sink to the Ivo
1, and there are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

stone d,

habitants, might I

to the supply

mittee of O.

t Towns
will be found in our advertisine

for the

ation of the boar

parish on the same terms as anl
Ferguson said the Branch Bank of f

adding (

lotion removing the F
'the width of the buildi

to the practice of compelling pup,.
house to take their children with them
that the children

mittee proceedings contained a
'te of the intended infirmary

g eastward, in order t

s leaving the work-

It was resolved
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

PROMULGATION!

LIVERPOOL

DUTY OFF FOREIGN FEATHERS
GREAT REDUCTION

PURIFIED FE

ATHERS

THER BED it- MATTRESS WAREHOUSI
126, WHITECHAPEL,

ER OF GREAT CHARLOTTE.-STREET

n addit

th the v
y steam-rower, tnachin.

ler t llora

I,ly-PU:

BED TICKS READY-MADE-
BEDSTEADS.
SILK, WOOL, AND COTTON FLOCK.
COUNTERPANES, AND EVERY

DESCRIPTION OF
AT 126, WHITECHAPEI

BEDDING

CORNER OF GREA

ANUFACTORY, FEATHER-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

lairman read a letter

ated that the wort
might be to a certain extent
)7 the inhabitants. Mr. Glad-

that the blasting process
modified, so as not to anni

was so

making any motion on the subject, as it

cw.ci iuc pruerbs ot wonting wittiout
fering with the contracts, and requested that the in-
' given, as to the comfort of the in-
-I.—Two resolutions relative

iter passed at a meeting

Association, and which
columns, were forwarded

They were referred

bankers for the

y other person. M
England would receiv
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

rerat parcels of other
At our market this n

ns of free Wheat was firm

eek, on the pariOfhol

nd warm, the millers
tole, the business dc

Flour, on the contrary, was n

13arley continued to me

arcely maintained la
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

FPLICATION FO

Gentlemen

Shares of £5O in the abov

accept the same or such 1

,ay, wE

Dated this

tuereon o
day of

Tonal residence in full

rHE BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRI
CHESHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY

r asr.you may appro- I R
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

s!lyreqtiested him to‘put

Then si

was sure she would

He said he had one of his own, and that if

money down

ever, for his name, and
He asked

merely as a beginning and encou.
Cheers and laughter.) There was_

rious matter for

)g. Mr. Connor properly conside
church the principal object; for t

tion of St. Simon's were collecting, and if they failed the
result would be the breaking up of the who'
cal machinery connected with the Church. .s ne rev. gen-
concluded with one of his eloquent appeals to the
y of generous merchants of Liverpool
otion as put and carr'

[e ecclesiasti-

rality of t

Mr. CoNNoR exi

tude to the chairman

for the warm interest he ha

the cause upon

a they had met

_
Mr. HOWARD moved a vot
man, which was carried by acclamation

:e of thanks to that gentle.

,d feelingly

Mr. CoNNon. announced that a tea party would shortly

by them

A dozo' 10,

, and the me

east

=MI

ii"ill positively sail on the 20th instant.
For CALCUTTA,
The fine Liverpool-built Ship
VISCOUNT SANDON,
JAMES IL LANCASTER, Commander ;
A l at Lloyd's for twelve years ; barthea per register 540
tons; sails remarkably fast; presents an eligible opportu-
nity for goods, and has superior accommodations for
passengers.—For terms 51P-freight or passage apply to
Messrs. TAYLOR, Povtit, and Co., Merchants ; to
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER, or
HUGHES, COWIE, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

and the said meeting

f the Committee
THOMA

CARSON

,
Secretr to the said Company.
(5h...! 14th day of June, 1845.
,Itf..M,,tETING of the GENERAL COMMITTE
ki`„",e LIVERPOOL HEALTH of TOWI
th 1 lON, held in the Town-h
June, 1b45

- _
h7l HODGSONSiAR NO
, ~
Chairman, &
-°"(.1 h r L

PRESENT.

OOD BA

the poor odn be carries

'll ample t'''lved by st
1,

WILLIAM BROWN

an:nioustg,—

ry other towr

t is necessary for proc

J. B. YAT

HOLME, and
nously.—That a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

But Evidence cal

His beautift
In piles u

['HS' CLOTH TUNIC SUITS .. fron
DITTO I

IUSSAR DC

B. HYAM AND CO

63, LORD-STREET
een the Lar

tion of R

f every description in the kingdom
my other house ; whilst the style an

LIST C

F PRICES
ided edg
do.

n cloth and i

ancy mat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

The pr

ern outlet, and from the Mineral Districts
the Manufacturing Districts of Cheshire, IA
Yorkshire.

The lines o
portant design

ceeding to Warrington, wli

to Stockport,

Wales

Icashire, and I

have adopted tE
surest and safes

ssucoed the coat of constr
o as to give the least fay

) the p

inferior ground

leulatior

lin a I to those of the Cast

:h below w

qi from the

that the st

now at a high premium"

Bute to

succe&

on no

If such are the results on the Cashel Li
not be expected ou the Dublin and Armailh

11 the el

ingbt to

ven on these dat

_ .
were estimated at a
produce, as may be

Liat Line are

hat may
which

I—the vast amo.

f its manuf4

and many other advan-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

HE ORDEI

) DEPAR

1 separat

THE CUTTING DEPARTMENT

Le proprietor parti

your of his customers to

Coats,cr

do., bla

do., in

he newest ma

TMENT

sfy them in every re
ollow

.ire, in any colour, from 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

religion m

-
now sought to establish in another district
no room for discouragement, for they had but to perse,
vere. One advice be would, however, venture to give,
and that was, not to lay one stone of the building until
the money required was got. (Hear, hear.) He should
preach on behalf of the object in his own church. He
was glad to learn that some Homan Catholics had sub-
scribed, as it indicated a favourable change in their senti-

s. or an acknowledgment,
sity of carrying out the object in /net

t least, that the

He proposed

the resolution

The Rev, THOMAS NOLAN, in seconding the motion,
made a strong appeal in behalf of the poor, whom it was
the duty of the rich, especially in a thriving commercial
town like this, to; support; for it was from the labour of

THE
visitors

point out, on another occasion,
the most judicious line for this

iIUBARD GALLERY continues to attract numerous
lore
_friends the artist cuts, the more he

ms to he admire

PAPIER MACHI

—lts lightness, sharpness of outline,
Lance, render it at all events, of in-
substitute for plaster and wood.

ion of subst

calculable

carving, or rather as a vast improvement on either. Of
course Papier Mache is no novel product; but in the
hands of Mr. Bielefeld, of Wellington-street, its applica-
tion is decidedly new nevertheless. He has given to it
qualities which fit it for works upon the grandest scale, as
well as for the most minute—from the enriched groinings
and screen-work of a cathedral, to the curvilinear or
scroll-border of a frame.—Polytechnic Journal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

auarter

'ork and N
Ditto half

I FRENCH

2 I F..yons and

Sambre and

Ditto
Ditto C

'oft), an

dootle Wate

arrinit

Giver
I Roya'

Ditto. c

0 'Stem

VERPOOL

J Relieve

I House Visiter

1 and Nant

Ditto Udi,,n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

make accom

le cost of such a man vis

,son and character, all the most thril
it of what Geneva is, but of what Ger

lowever famed tot. sits Athenian e
—_•

„7 reviews, is more and more dreviews,
th".4),Ted religion—(continued chef

mind of r'ioiesaTtEuropel7y4,

1 a city and country eqt

ionmindwith ti

fast when M. Merle D'Aubi

office for his visit to Scotland
might with full confidence set

such a

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giged—
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Sole Agent E for Birkenhead

LEDAY and Co., Chester-street.
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Bristol; or their Branch Est

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ersons to whom WINGFIELD lIARDING,
of Liverpool, Gentleman, deceased, stood in-
the time of his death, arj,:ermieed to send an

that the same
charged.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

iin, if, upo
f the da

Inquiry by the relieving
should think it a case in which such privilege should
allowed.--A discussion took place as to the age above
which children should not be admitted to the Industrial
Schools. The subject was referred for the consideration
of the Workhouse and Industrial Schools Committee,—
in the meantime, no children are to be sent to the schools
above twelve years of age. In reply to a question from
Mr. Whitby, it was stated by the Rev. Rector Brooke,
that the same privileges as to the religious education of
the children would be allowed as at the Workhouse.—
The Chairman read a letter from Mr. James Johnson,
but I dissenting from the record made as to his rp.i.nntin., ,se

officers, the quorums

to the Industrial

Schools, and sta-

ting that it was only mad,
added, that if the board ad

d to the record of resigna-
'-,..nt. A long

tion he respectfully solicited the r

and very des
seconded by

Mr. Johnson

nnoy, seconded by Mr. Thornely,
proposed, as an amendment, that Mr. Edward Parker be
appointed. A question then -- 's to whether there
a rEte- tieing of opinion

....ncy or not, the Vestry-Clerk
there was none, the resignation not having been confirmed
by the Poor Law Commission... Vrt, •

nt to be subjet
or Law Corr
elected bN

adopted by the

n the consider

ie Shipowners' Assoc

I read a long letter from

denying the state