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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

philippic

been drawing from that population the hoards of
wealth by which we are surrounded ; and have we not
cause to blush for the return which we have made—

e fact that the

=an producers of that I

wealth have been less care(

the machinery in our mills I

In the first l
(-ace, We cannot but observe the singular
care with which the
Guardian omits noticing, in con-
nexion with the language of which we complain in
Mr. Cobden, the speech previously uttered by the
Rev. Mr. Bailey, and the attack upon the life of Sir
Robert Peel, by which it was followed. In our article
of Friday, we expressly admitted that, per se, there
was nothing in the assertion of the Premier's respon-
sibility—individual or personal—but consummate
boobyism. Every
body knew that a minister is re-
sponsible for his measures,—responsible to parliament
and the laws of his country. But the reverend dis-
senter had pointed to another kind of responsibility ;
and in such language, that excited fanatics greedily
inferred a responsibility to their murderous vengeance;
and the complaint of Sir Robert Peel was, that, seeing
the existence of such a feeling
towards himself per-
sonally, Mr. Cobden and the League should still
persevere in the use
of language calculated to direct
the passions of bad men towards him as their object.
The Guardian may say to this that Mr. Cobden was

fellow-leaguer,

not answerable for the conduct of In'
Bailey,—that no sympathy
existed in his breast towards
that gentleman. Ix
.:e must remind our contemporary,
however, of the very significant fact, that not four hours
before his utterance of the objectionable language ad-
dressed to Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Cobden had gone out
of his way to throw his shield over Bailey—he had
,ahour identified himself and the League with that gentleman,
we do to keep by threatening the displeasure of the body against an
Surely we ought, Independent member for presuming
to remark upon
_ _ „. Mammon the love :of and denounce his incendiary ravings.
setting and hoarding— has displaced every The analogy which we drew between . the case of a
'jig of our nature ! party denouncing a minister "individually," whilst the
" —(thanks to Lord Ashley and to Sir passions of a portion of the people were proved to be

nouncing machinery as the car

mob which has just been engaged
of a factory, the Guardian endeavor

heir distress, to a

,n the

uction

adroitly enough,

to elude, taking refuge in a string of lying charges,
addressed to ourselves as having been in the habit of
indulging in incendiary language upon the subject of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

its function
received a

as to the cc

abandonment of th

charge of their chit

so important a ca

structi

Solicitor

with them

ken wa

t Must be

sing such a summons might be i a

)R•GENERAL said that

course, and ( W
xs to what should be done vi

=promised by su

tr. Ro

lating to that war.
office, to a lucifer

countri

a misci

xith

country or another

man a

gave a sketch

an and Persia, up to t
f th

entered

Persia d

ded to

, but t

nrned gen
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ough some of them wer
Hous

to give t

entered upon that war.
ated the conduct of Rus

t good underst
izarded by an i

had hippily

vo countrie

greater

Roebuck, but that bon'

would have been able.io have thrown mor

strength intorikis vi

the papers wee g

Dlained in I

of the t

1, howeve

late of A

vert cnose clangers it became abs
course pursued by Lord Auckland
s the late Government had been in r
i- _ _

,eace of

lit their objects; and, perhaps, had they
abroad instead of opposing it, they would

fair and just view of all the reasons whin!.

to be detrimental

chievous industry had

:nliar notions of mischief,

gentleman conceived to be mis-

and learned gentleman had used very

guage, but it was usually the case that the hardnes;

_e bore an exact proportion to the softness of the
ent, and this must have been applidable to the hon.

erations. The charge was false that
rbled, and equally erroneous was the sup-
Alexander Burnes was not in favour of ac-
:ause that gallant officer had actually com-
rs that Lord Auckland had hesitated be-
_
The noble lord then
d by the late Go-

t. As soon as they received the information as to
!edings of Russian agents in Asia, application was
the court of St. Petersburg, and that court not only

ts, but recalled thew-,

sost good faith, and was

ghanistan, and

ately necessary to adopt

he ten

.er they had suc-

arope, and had been uni-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

So uncertain is the fisherman's vocation, that of two boats
which started together from Brighton last week, one caught
mackarel worth £llO in one night, and the other returned
home without a fish.
It appears that one of the parties subjected to an Exche-

3cess for smu

Ong. has pleaded guilty to the charge
alleged against him, and paid, in the way of compromise, the

alty inflicted, of' .168

).—Morning paper

says the Hull Advertiser, " is
that, even at the royal table, he
more potent than are

a water-drinker so inveterat
refuses to pledge her Majesty in cu

The distress of our shipping interest is so great that three
companies at Stockton, whose paid-up capital is £BO,OOO,
lost on an average each £1,500 last year, independent of the
wear and tear of their vessels.—Glasgow Courier.

On the sth of May, the anniversary of the death of the
Emperor Napoleon, Louis Philippe will lay the first stone of
the tomb destined to receive bis mortal remains, at the Hos-
pital of Invalids, the Chelsea Hospital of France.

A
of Comm()
dine, M.P.

ancy in the representation of Ashburton in the House
as is caused by the demise of Mr. William Jar-
, who expired at his town residence on Monday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

Other charges of th

The translator

;elected t

e in Eng-

effort is praiseworthy

.ts success, at least in

ss of t

not heard the extent of ti

A. GHOST

STORY

his sister's ghost at se
vessel on the Wear.

him a second

sit in a s

mportanc

e and e

I to what c

ut to murder is e- vider

pt frort
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THIRD

Major beat Rocket
Lady Harkaway beat Slasher
FOURTII
Major beat Lady Harkaway
DECIDING
Mr. G. Pollock's f d Major
and won the Cup.

THE ALTCA,

FIRST TIES.
Queen beat Empress
Zurich beat Knight of Gart
Sandy beat Blackbird
Stag beat Mango
Eau de Vie beat Mariner , IR'
juobbttse°plni su
rbbebeaeatat tTMRy Tyrant.
i:t:t I t
SECOND TIES :

Zurich beat Rubens
Ribton beat Hot3pur
VIES

THIRD
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LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, MARCH 1

Our market has been heavy this week; the late London sales
have interfered with the demand for Foreign Wools, and nothing
of importance has taken in Scotch. A few Cheviots have met
with buyers at former rates. Imported this week—Scotch 31.
Previously this year—Scotch, 1021 ; Foreign, 948. Total—Scotch,
1052 ; Foreign, 948.
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t appeared, tha

number of vessels so employed ha,
hin the last four years from 71 to

r of slave

imported, which in 18,

25,000, was in 1842 only 3,150

t measure achieved through the e
e governor, General Valdez, 1
and honourable disregard of private inter(

een in a g

highest approbation
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MILITA R

INTELLIGENCE

THE ARMY.—The following alterations and interchanges
of cavalry quarters have been decided on, and are to com-
mence in April :—The Ist Dragoon Guards are to be brought
home from Canada; the 2d move from Birmingham to Man-
chester ; the 3d from Nottingham to Ireland ; the 4th and
sth are to remain in Ireland ; the 6th change from Glasgow
to Edinburgh ; the 7th proceed to the Cape ; the Ist Dra-
goons proceed from Manchester to Birmingham ; the 2d from
Exeter to Ipswich ; the 4th from Brighton to Exeter ; the
6th from Piershill to Leeds and Dorchester ; the 7th Hussars
from Canterbury to Brighton ; the Bth from Hounslow to
York and Sheffield ; the 10th remain in Ireland ; the 11th
proceed fro,: York to Ireland ; the 12th Lancers change from
Ireland to Glasgow ; the 13th Light Dragoons from Ipswich
to Hounslow ; and the 17th Lancers from Leeds to Notting-
ham.—United Service Gazette.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

SECOND RACE.
A Sweepstakes of 10 sous. each, with 50 added.
The Duke ............................ §irdefield

Billy
Liberty
C barley
St. Valentine

Hancock.
Howard.
Lord Maidstone
J. Dawson.

Viper
Slashing Harry
Triangle
Sankey .

Dawson
Tempest.

Three men are committed to take their trial for outrages
committed on the Monmouthshire hills. We gave some
particulars of the disturbances in this locality a short time
since.

on Tuesday, William Barnes
At the Winchester Assizes,
entered the dwelling house of
asnepdtEemlibzaebreltahst Pollard indicted indicted for having on the Ist
ly
the Baroness Lisle, and stolen therefortn a very large quan-
tity of jewellery, bank notes, sovereigns, and guineas. The
male prisoner was butler, and the female cook to her lady-
ship. Barnes was found guilty and sentenced to be trans-
ported for 15 years. Pollard was acquitted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

,o that no doubt r

Lied of a
1. Are

o fired tl

for the discove

BREACH OF PROMISE OF NIARRIA
son, Ponthrium, versus L'%uret
ho!

s a case tiled before M
)all Drbt Court, Perth

lion in life

that the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

;ch w hos,

mes Whitely, a poor orphan boy, about 17 years of age,
apprenticed to Joseph Whiteley, collier, residing at
kley, near Elland, about seven years ago, as a hurrier.

From the first

s cruel ma

I harsh treatment. The labour

__ limbs failed to do their duty a 1114,
strap, or not unfrequently a thick piece of wood, ..
inhumanly applied to his person. Six o'clock in the cnornii4,
was the usual hour at w''

s put in his mer
gen his

rudgery, and

as most

ch this poor boy was sent into the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

br krt.
SEACOMBE.
TO be LET, and may be entered upon on the 25th instant.
1. a recently-built HOUSE, within ab. t five minutes'
walk of the Egremont and Seacombe F ies, replete with
every convenience, and suitable for a s.. genteel Family.
Rent, £6O per Annum.
For further particulars apply on the Premises, Brougham_
road, Seacombe ; or to Mr. HOLLINGWORTH, 9, North
John-street, Liverpool.
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have been remedied vber

,expecte

Jed by c

,sing the motic

ble lord's defenc
tained by parties

ears w•er

e of the proba

,ccurrence of ere

were, therefore, called upon to

The responsibility

tlousandlives, in addition to national

as not to be ingit

orr hoped that the pre

nt advisers of iher M

would not be found supportin

g such foul delinquency a
The hon. gentleman con

which had led to ti

t the NN

unjustifiable ab

initio, and that inquiry was absolutely requisite.
Sir R. PEEL said that two questions had arisen in the
course of the debate—one whether the first expedition into

visable to institute an inquiry. With respect to the first
question he had himself when that expedition was first corn-
ted to the house, expressed strong doubts of the policy
expedition, and his noble friend the Duke of Welling-
on had still more strongly predicted the evil consequences
ikely to flow from it. He doubted the policy of taking up
Shah Soojah, which was much the same as it they attempted
to replace Charles X. on the throne of France. All these
doubts subsequent events had confirmed, but still, as an ad-
viser of the crown, he did not think it expedient that a select

of that

appointed to inquire into c:

like these, which had occurred eight years ago. There never
had been an opposition in which some faults had not been
found with the foreign policy of their opponents, and yet be

'lc place in the zovernment, the
iad ever used the influence of

ling to pov

give way to the i

s required st
Th

a an inquiry

opinion the
ited immen

lid not,

right he

Hume, by quoting his speech on a former evening, in whicl
he spoke most highly of the wisdom and policy of Lord Auck
land,

le motion of Mr. Roebuck

Iso to prat

a manifest

a to him b 3
men had r

of limp

they had beer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, FEE. 27

The supply of Wheat by laud carriage samples was again very
small and the condition indifferent. The trade opened very heavily,
and, excepting a few selected samples of dry Wheat, must be
quoted Is to 2s lower. Foreign sells very slowly, but the same
prices are demanded we did not hear of any bonded being sold.
Fine selected Barley was in demand at last Monday's prices, other
sorts sold slowly. Peas are dull of sale, and Beans are Is cheaper.
Oats sold slowly at last week's prices.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 24.
There was a moderate supply of fresh Grain (some by canal), yet
the market ruled exceedingly heavy ; and we have to make a re-
duction of 6d to 3s on Wheat, and 3d to 6d on Oats. Barley without
change ; both Flour and Oatmeal partake of the same dulness ;
and on middling qualities, to effect sales, a reduction would have
been submitted to, but buyers hold off. White Wheat, 28s to ins;
red ditto, 26s to 288; middling and inferior ditto, 22s to 245; Oats,
8s to lOs ; Barley, 118 to 14s ; first Flour, I's 6d to 18s ; second
ditto, 14s 6d to 158 ; inferior ditto, 105 to 12s 6d; thirds, 7s to 9s;
Oatmeal, ps 6d to 11 s.
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LONDON GAZETTI,

—TursDAN, Fi

.....411,,.....4..

ANKRUPTCY SPERSEDED. „,atel
Charles Bailey, Birkhampstead St.o Peter, Hertfordshire, P,~
and plum:

DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY•
Feb. 2, Richard Boddington, Liquorpond•street, Gray's•lu" jape,
Middlesex, ironmonger.

BANN RUPTS.
Frederick J. Manning, Dyers buildings, London, scrivener..
and
Lionel E. Parkins, Ilicestermarket. end, Oxfordbhire, chords"

William H. Swair4arnham, Surrey, draer.
Mary Evans. John Evans. and Thomasp H. Evans, Old street

1 iddlesex, paper-stainers.
s Earp. St. George's-place, Camberwell-road,

A victualler

W. Jones. Butcher-row, Caine, Wiltshire, taiior. do,
,m Eden, Queen-street, and Well-court, Cheapside, 1•°"

inter.
James Stubbs, Worthing, and Brighton, Sussex, coach Maker.
John Todd, Hyton-ferry, Durham, shipbuilder. ceal
Joseph Burgall, Rowtcn-bridge, Christleton, Cheshire,

_ _ . ... . .
d ealer.
J ohn Stephenson and William Haste, Bradford, yorksbirei

machine makers.
William Y. Norton, Birch-hills, Bloxwich, Saffordseire,

biewer and coal me

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOIL LIVERP00001';„
11
District Court,
,1
Ditte, 13
UDDlDiiiitittttoooo, jt

7, Samuel Highfield, (2nd)
7, John Power and John Wallace, (2d
7, John Jones, (2nd).. .

Archer, (audit

8, William Robinson, (Ist)
9, Horton Payn, (proof and (Hy.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

3*(iirtrWit?
- -

---
mations on Tbursda

r the present

a the o

ire forwarded a stage,

,ecting the remos

rder of the procession 1

ction t

notice, on the part
.of.stt

e Duke of Wel-

spositron or toe

e would, this da

ration of the

of Africa

nd their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

ONDAY,

On MONDAY next, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at 7,
Exchange Buildings,
itt= bust443—,b*SHUMAC,
Now landing ex ~, 'K ....lermo.—Apply to
Viiitltol4 and KILGOUR, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

!eted several of the mu

S OF LAWYERS

—One of the bright particular
auche of the Edinburgh Council, who
his duty to favour his afflicted colleagues with his
very pint, and whose happy peculiarity it is
_ r•
s clear as macadamised mud, emitted

r every subj
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

fferer's

forsoo

utterly unconscious
ars. On recoverin

a which sta

g, he crawled to a

open air, where he was discovered in the.nioruing‘in a dreAd-
ful state, the flesh being completely horned from his neck and
breast to below his ribs, both on the back and fore part of the
body, and his whole person converted into a mass of scorched
and charred mummy. Yet he still survives, though gradually
sinkiag. The brutes who committed this inhuman cruelty
undiscovered.—Cavmarth,-n Journal.

The en

ARD Ox

I to th

Oxford

hed us with this

for want of an opportunity of studying the pront
•

e was terribly tired of his sojourn at

'4. put to bin

Upon an

m under an

at he k

N he hao

at he was n
ad. He th

exhibited some of his drawings

1 elect

a recec

hose Intel-
. mistaken

3 Beth!,

-
se of one

, his countenance,

nt as possi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

WATERLOO PURSE

FIRST TIES:
Doctor Syntax beat Bugle Garland beat Greysteel
Stiletto beat Baron Drainer beat 'Westwind
Hill Coolie bt Long-long-ago Whiskey beat Empress
Unknown beat Moonlight Minerva beat Reginald
SECOND TIES :
Stiletto beat Dr. Syntax Drainer beat Garland
Bill Coolie beat Unknown Whiskey beat Minerva
THIRD TIES :
Hill Coolie beat Stiletto i Whiskey beat Drainer
DECIDING COURSE :
Mr. Swan's bd and w d Hill Coolie beat Mr. Robinsons
bd b Whiskey, and won the Purse.

HOOTON STEEPLE CHASE.—Tms DAY.-

The following horses have been entered
FIRST RACE,
• -

ieggnusl a r 1
added by Sir Win
----
StaAnleSyw,efeeprsbtankrese,swtibthat
have y
hunted.
Horses.
Riders.
Merchant -
sboeveenr er
Nan of Kent .
Claude Duval .
Lady Langford
Tinderbox

• • Lord Maidstone.
.. W. Peel.
• •.Hon. M. Forrest.
• • Mr. Hornett.

Hancock.
..
..
J.
Howard.
A Sweepstakes of 10 sous. each, with 50 added.
The Duke ...... Sirdefield.
Billy
......
.. it...)::..E.....
Liberty
C barley ............ Lord Maidstone.
St. Valentine
Viper .... Dawson.
Slashing Harry
Triangle --
Sankey -.

Three men are committed to take their trial for outrages
committed on the Monmouthshire hills. We gave some
particulars of the disturbances in this locality a abort time
since.

At the Winchester Assizes, on Tuesday, William Barnes
and Elizabeth Pollard were indicted for having on the Ist
September last burglariously entered the dwelling house of
the Baroness Lisle, and stolen thereform a very large quan-
tity of jewellery, bank notes, sovereigns, and guineas. The
male prisoner was butler, and the female cook to her lady-
ship. Barnes was found guilty and sentenced to be trans-
ported for 15 ream Pollard was acquitted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, :`LARCH 2,

The demand for Cotton to-day has been only limited, neverthe-
less the market exhibits a tone of greater firmness than for the last
ten days, and prices are without the slightest change. Yesterday
3500 bales were sold, and to-day 3000, 600 of them on speculation ;
the quantity offering is barely adequate supply the demand.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

lbjic, and
..... .n

3, while, the

ed the

returns of the nurnurr of
s gaols in Ireland for illicit distills-
' ---,r the duty on

moved for

1. For-

ase of II

ncreased from 2:
- - .

Too--,-000 to.

se of consumption of ne.

at out of 70 priqoners
for

moment, ar d s

,a:ro:v said that the decrease of consumption
Attributed altogether to the increase of duty,
because the temperance movement and other causes were at
work, which give a downward tendency to the consumption
of spirits in Ireland.
After some further conversation the motion was agreed to.
Some bills on tbe table were forwarded a stage, and their
lordships adjourned.

Lord Asip

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAY

istion from Dr. BOWAING,
said that a formal sanction had never been
given by the Porte to the building of a Protestant church in
Jerusalem, nor to the residence of Bishop Alexander in his
sacerdotal character. The government, however, had re-
ceived no confirmation of the rumour that the Porte had put
a stop to the building of that church.
In reply to a question from Lord KtNNEils,
Sir R. PEEL said that government was of opinion that an
unqualified permissison from the French government to Don
Carlos to reside where lie pleased might be dangerous to the
tranquillity of Spain.
The SOLICITOR-GLNERAL stated to the house that an
-n had been brought by Mr. Howard against the Ser.
-t -Arms and Mr. Bellamy for trespass and false im-
-t, alleged to be committed by them when acting
the house. The house might adopt one
U—to order its officers to allow judgment to go
against them by default, d
or to irect them tothe plead
would the abe
against them In the former case re
)n, and a jury might, therefore,
while in the latter the whole
matter would be brought to an issue before t
quotedhe judgeseral pre
of the
The hon. and learned gentleman sev
i.
in which the latter course had been adopted, and
the officers should be directed to
vity of the house to the action
- would be an

iv to a q

prison

ders of

o courses—

thority of the

no opportunity for explana
---v heavy damages

assess ye

, .
tided by moving
I plead the au

appear

ILDE C

Ter of the privileges of the
•

aosoiu
House

nd unconditional
great danger in submittisubmittingCommons. There was
ges to the chance of a decision in their favour, a

eferred
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rifle fin

satizsainitlin

nd nrscAbor pat IN des.

flouncing machinery as the cause of their distresz, to U
mob which has just been engaged in the destruction
of a factory, the Guardian endeavours, adroitly enough,
to elude, taking refuge in a string of lying charges,
addressed to ourselves as having been in the habit of
indulging in incendiary language upon the subject of
machinery. In reply to this contemptible charge, all
that we shall say is, that our file, to which he desires
us to refer, is perfectly at his own service, whenever
he chooses to rake together our past opinions; and we
concede it to him the more readily, inasmuch as we
suspect that a similar review of his own past opinions is
a kind of pleasure in which he does not often indulge !
' By the bye, when referring us to his twenty years of
journalism, during which his manners and language
have been so unimpeachable—we cannot say so much
of his honesty and his discretion—why not go a year
or two further back--a little nearer to the days of 1819
and the stirring scenes of Peterloo ?

But, enough of this cunning " waiter upon provi-
dence" and honest oracle of the Anti-corn-law League.
We envy not that sapient body their bargain, though
it be but a single fourpenny, twice a-week ; for we can
conceive nothing so damaging to their cause and the
character of the tools with which they work as the
fact that a journal so notoriously opposed to their
agitation as the Manchester Guardian, is their obsequi-
ous and most thorough-going organ. There is something
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

1. LOITERINGS OF ARTHUR O'LEARY.
BY THE EDITOR.
No. 11L—Mems. and Moralizings. No. IV.—Antwerp—
" The Fischer's Haus."
2. The young Sybil. By the 7. Nuts and Nutcrackers.—
late Robert Charles No. VIII. A Nut for
Welsh. " All Ireland."—A Nut
3. Mormonism ; or, new NIo- for " A New Company."
hammedanism in Eng- —A Nut for " The Po-
land and America. litical Economists "—A
4. The Lord of Corasse—A Nut for" Grand Dukes."
Legend. Being No. V. S. Spalatro. A Tale.
of the Kishoge Papers. 9. O'Connell's Ireland and
5. Dr. Graves on Clinical I the Irish.
Medicine—Medical Edu- 10. Judas ;a Tragic Mystery.
cation. f By Digby P. Starkey,
6. The Political Relations of A.M.
the East and West of 11. Meeting of Parliament.
Europe. Servia, Walla- 12. The North-West Boun-
chia, and Moldavia. dary Question.
Dublin : WILLIAM CURRY and Co.
Liverpool' JosIIUA WALMSLEY, Church-street, of whom
may be had
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RAILWAYS, &c.
Bolton and Preston
Birmingham and Gloucester ,
Ditto quarter
Birmingham and Derby
Bristol and Exeter
Birkenhead and Chester
Ditto half
Ditto, new, issued at•x33 dis
Dublin and Drogheda
Eastern Counties
Ditto new Shares
Ditto, Debentures
h and Glasgow

Edinhur
Ditto new shares
Ditto Leigh and Newhaven 2u paid
Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid
Half Shares....
Glasgow, Paisley, Kilinar
50 paid
Greenock, and Ayr
Grand Junction
Ditto half shares 5O ....

Quarter
New ditto.... ........
Great Western
Ditto new shares
Ditto Fifth Shares
Great North of England
Hull and Selby
Lancaster and Preston :
Ditto Junction, new
Leicester and Swannington
Leeds and Selby
Liverpool and Manchester
Ditto quarter shares
Ditto half shares
London and Birmingham
Ditto new quarter shares
Ditto old shares
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH

Patronised by Her Majesty, His Royal !Highness Prince
Albert, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and the
principal Nobility.
MR. THOMAS'S SUCCEDANEUM for FILLING DE-
CAYED TEETH, however large the cavity. IT IS FAR
SUPERIOR to any thing before used, as it is placed IN THE
TOOTH IN A SOFT STATE, without any pressure or
pain, and in A SHORT TIME BECOMES AS HARD AS
THE ENAMEL, and will remain firm in the tooth for life,
rendering EXTRACTION UNNECESSARY. It arrests
all further PROGRESS OF DECAY, and renders them
again useful in mastication. ALL PERSONS CAN USE
Mr. THOMAS'S SUCCEDANEUM THEMSELVES
WITH EASE, WITHOUT THE AID OF A DENTIST,
as full directions are enclosed.

Prepared only by the Inventor, Mr. Thomas, Surgeon
Dentist, 68, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, who will
send it by post, free, to any part of England, Scotland, or Ire-
land. Price 4s. 6d. Sold by his appointment by Carter, Clay,
Fisher, and Blake, Bold-street; Johnson, Ellison, Thomp-
son, and Rawle. Church-street ; Priestley, Lord-street ;
Dean, Lathbury, and Colquhoun, Castle-street; Aspinall,
St. James-street; Titherington, and Bradford, Ox ford-
street ; Bird, Great George-street; Eggleston, Copperas-
bill ; M'Guffie, )Idhall-street ; Owen, London-road, Liver-
pool, and by most respectable Medicine Vendors throughout
the kingdom.

TEETH.
Mr. THOMAS'S NEW METHOD of SUPPLYING
the LOSS of TEETH b SELF-ADHESION, WITH-
OUT SPRINGS or WIRES, and WITHOUT EXTRACT-
ING any TEETH or STUMPS. They are so fixed as to
FASTEN ANY LOOSE TEETH, where the Gums have
SHRUNK FROM AGE, NEGLECT, the USE of CA-
LOMEL, or other causes. THE TEETH ARE OF AN
ENTIRELY NEW DESCRIPTION : THEY WILL
NEVER DECAY, nor BECOME DISCOLOURED, and
will always appear as well as when first placed in the mouth.
Their exact resemblance to nature DEFIES DETECTION
will be afforded, no charges will be made for
EVEN BY THE MOST INTIMATE FRIEND; and as
Articulation and Mastication will be guaranteed. Mr.
Thomas, Surgeon Dentist, 68, Berners-street, six doors from
Oxford-street, London. At home from LI till 4. CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE.
ceovenrsyulftaactiiloitnys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

130 ett.P.

SONNETS

For tkeLiverpool Standard.)

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

the Council on

rne, they pa

just this—

license for to

The Council went
_into convulsions at the hit

as, however, quite an unconscious

a AND CREDITOR.—The Morning Herald of Sa-
, Soule further alterations in the law of
'editor are expected to be made during the prtsent

,sion of Parliament,

particularly with reference to inso
,rtant feature in the new Insolver

ed to-day, in a case before
tnissioner Funblanque, which will perhaps
in the contemplated amendment. B

ion and obtain an interim order, on

le stoppage is procured on an ex parte application,
xpiration further time could be obtained on the
. .

with creditors, by which means a party
pro-

more time cessat

ve or suffer the application to the
Ina race t 11.11315 it mac Adnniff.,l

UUrt, w UCtAluird
--
hat the applicant had pleaded to an action. in order to gain.
me to get the interim order from the court, and it was added
lat he was now prepared to give a judgment to the action,
avinz obtained his protection.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

MY LAST IMMI

(For the Liverpool Standard.)

Oft have I seen ga
Around th

low'rs arrayed

illock which a grave displayed

assy mounds, too, wht

the h-um-bler res

With smiling pansies are too oft
The marble tomb, the sepulchre
With florid art doth nature's gems derid
But
And

en drest

of pride

last home which pleases me the best
sere I hope my lifeless corse may rest

tty coun

churchyard, near

(Whose tuneful chimes now joyful news may tell,
Then intermittent sound the fun'ral knell,)
Beside the path, in consecrated ground,
'Midst tombs of angels, holy all around,
Where the dark cypress and green willows wave,
Weeping like constant mourners o'er my grave.

LITERARY NOTICES

Blackwoods' Edinburgh Magazine, for March 1843. Edin-

s a remarkable dearth of political contributions in

r of Blackwo

markable be-

mpara

cl, has been infinitely fertile in

pics for comment

bad been unprodneti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

BA.RB4ROI

TREATMENT OF

It is this week our painful duty to record one of the most
sea of barbarous treatment that it ever fell to our
The-case affords another illustration of the
ictised upon children doomed to slave labour in
coal mine, and we beg distinctly to observe, that we have
understated rather than overstated the treatment of the

lot to notice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

bt att.

SEACOMBE.
TO be LET, and may be entered upon on the 25th instant,
a recently-built HOUSE, within about five minutes'
walk of the Egremont and Seacombe Ferries, replete with
every convenience, and suitable for a small genteel Family.
Rent, £6O per Annum.
For further particulars apply on the Premises, Brougham-
road, Seacombe ; or to Mr. HOLLINGWORTFI, 9, North
John-street, Liverpool.

TO be LET, a DOUBLE OFFICE, with a northern
light, (well adapted for a Broker,) situate in Rumford-
place, and lately occupied by Messrs. Phipps and Co.
Apply to Mr. WM. CULSIIAW, 13, Rumford-place.

TO be LET, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, for one
Year, entry from 18th MARCH next, the HOUSE, No.
15, on the north side of Oxford-street, containing Drawing-
room, Dining-room, Front Parlour, and five Bedrooms,
Bathroom, and every convenience. The Furniture only two
years old, of the best workmanship, and in perfect order.
May be seen by applying to Mr. HOSACK, 2, Rumford-
place, on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, between the hours of
Two and Four.

PROMOLI AND HAUSBITRG,
TA ESIROUS of contributing by every means in their
-1-1 power to render the sojourn of the extremely numerous
Visitors to the Town as agreeable as possible, tender a re-
spectful Invitation to their ESTABLISHMENT, contain.
ing the most Extensive Collection in Europe of BRITISH
and FOREIGN MANUFACTURES and WORKS of
ART, the productions of the first Continental Artists, form-
ing, with the Splendid and Extensive Collection of Chef d'
cEuvres in Bronze, recently arrived, an Exhibition of great
interest, combined with amusement.

They beg leave most particularly to intimate that it will
not be considered incumbent upon those who may thus
honour them, to make Purchases, equal politeness and atten-
tion being shewn, whether the intention of the Visitor be
Business or Pleasure.

Old Post-Office Buildings, 24, Church-street,
Liverpool.

AT REDUCED PRICES

WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY
135, WHITECHAPEL,
Opposite Great Charlotte-street.

ESTABLISHED 1813, BY
FRANCIS PINNEY

IN STOCK, 2000 VENETIAN-SHADE BLINDS

GAUZE WIRE AND ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE

AND RETAIL

LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE,

WILLAN'S BRITISH AND FOREIGN PUBLIC
LIBRARY,
BOOKSELLING AND STATIONERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
73, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL._

THIS LIBRARY, established upwards of Forty Years,
contains more than 60,000 Volumes; to which all New
Works are added on the day of
Publication.
On hand, about 4000 Volumes of Duplicate Novels, &c.
suitable for Country Libraries,
Steam-boats, Captains of
Vessels, &c. on moderate terms-
An extensive assortment of Juvenile Books constantly on
hand.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

FIRE POLICE

" The return of fires, the committee regret to state, shews
a great increase both in number and estimated loss, as com-
pared with the previous year. In 1842 the number was 140,
and the estimated loss £517,927 12s. 6d. In 1841, 109, and
the loss £7,271 4s. It is to be hoped that the effective mea-
sures now in contemplation will, in a great'clegree, prevent
such extensive losses as the town has unfortunately experi-
enced during the last year.
"JAMES LAWRENCE, Chairman.
" it atch Committee-room, 25th February, 1843."

The Manchester Guardian a few days since stated that
Lord Abinger furnished himself a copy of the charge deli-
vered by his lordship at the Chester Assizes last autumn, to
the Times newspaper. That paper on Monday stated, we
have the authority of both of the gentlemen engaged in re-
porting the proceedings to which it relates for meeting it by
the most express and explicit contradiction.

justni published it
Coax TRADE.-By the official report
have amounted to only 8,932 quarters during the appears that the imports of wheat into the
month Kingdom
end-
ing the sth instant ; of this quantity 1,915 quarters were
from British possessions, and 7,017 quartersas
breo m foreign
n and paid
2240 n
countries. Within the same period duty h
2,135 quarters—viz., 1;911 quarters colonial wheat,Queen'se
athned 218,22 lock
s os i voer on
quarters foreign; and there were under
that day 4,273 quarters of the former,
of the latter. Of flour, the stock in bond on the stll
bruary consisted of 120,351 cwts., whilst 13,081 ewts. were.
entered for home consumption, and 27,122 cwts. imported
altogether during the month ending that day. From this
statement it will be perceived that, notwithstanding the un-
favourable position of the trade in this country, an increase
of about 10,000 quarters wheat, and 12,000 cwts. flour, has
taken place in the bonded stocks since the sth of January.
The quantity of foreign produce released has, it will be ob-
served, been quite inconsiderable, the existing duty with pre-
sent prices being equivalent to a prohibition. As yet there
seems little chance of any supplies of consequence being for-
warded to Great Britain, either from the Baltic or Mediter-
ranean ports, quotations still keeping far too high on the
continent to allow of shipments being made to this country
with a probability of a profitable result. Should Canadian
produce hereafter be admitted at a nominal duty (of which
there now appears very little doubt), considerable supplies
may be calculated on from that quarter ; and as a large pro-
portion of the receipts from thence will in all probability
r- trh us in the shape of flour, both the farmers and millers
,i,,, be disadvantageously affected by the measure.—Mark..
lane Express.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 27

Without exception this was the dullest market for all descriptions
of stock, whether fat or lean, almost ever recollected. Notwith
standing the arrivals of beasts from all quarters were not to say
great, though they were seasonably numerous, and the attendance
of both town and country buyers was rather extensive, we have
again to report an excessively dull inquiry for Beet, and though
the salesmen submitted to an abatement of from 9d to 4d per sib
on the prices noted on this day se'nnight. a large portion of the
bullock supply. left the market unsold. The demand for Sheep,
which was in a very stagnant state—the butchers purehasing with
extreme caution—at an abatement, on last week's figures. of from
2d to 4d per 81b. We had a fair supply of Calves on the market,
which were taken at a decline of quite 4d per 81b. From Ireland,
about to large hogs came to hand, while the Pork trade was much
depressed, on lower rates of currency, say 2d per Blb.

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET,

MARCH

2, 1843

Owing to the continuance of adverse winds for the past week
the arrival of all description of agricultural produce is exceedingly
unimportant, yet on the. face of a very scanty supply of Potatoes
into port, prices of all descriptions have remained nominally the
same as my last report. The heavy supplies of local growth daily
brought forward, both here, and on the markets in the interior.
materially checks the operations of our town and retail trade, and
country dealers for those offering in dock ; in fact, there appears
at present a great falling oft in the general consumption of the
root.

There is no alteration in the value of Sweed Turnips, as will be
observed by the preceeding remarks. Our local markets continue
to he abundantly supplied with all descriptions of agricultural pro-
duce, which sells at the undermentioned quotations :
Potatoes 9.lb. s. d. 8. d. a. d. s. d.
Short Tops 1 2 1 5 Old Hay .... 0 7@o 10 v. 20th
Cups 1 4 1 6 New Hay.... 0 0 0 0-
- . .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

a better class of men in t

m of men th
.nded the ori;

e exceptio

reduce the force

f 5,000
r A. L.

s sup-

e committee

as Carrie

arger vot
service of the country
rry that Mr. Hume had not moved I a°
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH

Patronised by Her Majesty, His Royal jHihness Prince
Albert, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and the
principal Nobility.
R. THOMAS'S SUCCEDANEUM for FILLING DE-
CAYED TEETH, however large the cavity. IT IS FAR
SUPERIOR to any thing before used, as it is placed IN THE
TOOTH IN A SOFT STATE, without any pressure or
pain, and in A SHORT TIME BECOMES AS HARD AS
THE ENAMEL, and will remain firm in the tooth for life,
rendering EXTRACTION UNNECESSARY. It arrests
all further PROGRESS OF DECAY, and renders them
again useful in mastication. ALL PERSONS CAN USE
Mr. THOMAS'S SUCCEDANEUM THEMSELVES
WITH EASE, WITH OUT THE AID OF A DENTIST,
as full directions are enclosed.
Prepared only by the Inventor, Mr. Thomas, Surgeon
Dentist, 68, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, who will
send it by post, free, to any part of England, Scotland, or Ire-
land. Price 4s. 6d. Sold by his appointment by Carter, Clay,
Fisher, and Blake, Bold-street; Johnson, Ellison, Thomp-
sssDtotren.ea'enjt,aa;mnLdßeasti-rhßsdbt:
thsotornue,ne
street
Castle-street;
Oxford.a 11,
urwerGelYet,:;e
aaCtivhiGtuheer
eocorrhiign-qesgu.t Church-street; ; Priestley, Lord-street;
Copperas-
hill - M'Guffie, oldhall-street ; Owen, London.road,es°n
Liver-
pool,' and by most respectable Medicine Vendors throughout
the kingdom.

TEETH.
Mr. THOMAS'S NEW METHOD of SUPPLYING
the LOSS of TEETH, by SELF-ESION, WITH-
OUT SPRINGS or WIRES, and WITHHOUT EXTRACT
ING any TEETH or STUMPS. They are o fixed as to
FASTEN ANY LOOSE TEETH, where the Gums have
SHRUNK FROM AGE, NEGLECT, the USE of CA-
LOMEI, or other causes. THE TEETH ARE OF AN
ENTIRELY NEW DESCRIPTION: THEY WILL
NEVER DECAY, nor BECOME DISCOLOURED, and
will always appear as well as when first placed in the mouth.
Their exact resemblance to nature DEFIES DETECTION
EVEN BY THE MOST INTIMATE FRIEND ; and as
every facility will be afforded, no charges will be made for
consultations.
Articulation and Mastication will be guaranteed. - Mr.
Thomas, Surgeon Dentist, 68, Berners-street, siz doors from
Oxford-street, London. At home from 11 till 4.
CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

translat

s which

nown and

known tongues ar
tholog

lussian A

consist

', as the Ita

at out of

s to Chloe, b

ric poet named Demitri

ree have a tote:

g i❑ the English from

their signification in the Russian

,—and of the remaining two,

one contains an idea which the reader will look for in vain in

the or

s correct, about the pro-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

The Arrnoricain of Brest states, that a convict, named
:Arnhem has invented a machine by which, in case of acci-
iages of a railway train may be instantly de-
d stopped, whatever be the speed

from the tend

at which they are travellin

Of the various presents to the Crown Prince of Hanover
that from her Majesty Queen Victoria is
We hear that it is a splendid silver
—Harnburgh

on his marri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERY()
MARCH.

7, Samuel Highfield, (2nd)
7, John Power and John Wallace, (2d)
7, John Jones, (2nd)..
7, James Archer, (audit)
8, William Robinson, (Ist)
9, Horton Payn, (proof and div.)

District Conn, ;,
Ditte,
Ditto, ti
Ditto,
DDiitatoo:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

THOMAS TURNER and SON, Bootmakers (by ap-
pointment) to his Royal Highness Prince Albert, 91,
LORD-STREET, six doors from the bottom, beg to express
their thanks to their Friends and the Public for past favours,
and to inform them that they have REMOVED THEIR
ESTABLISHMENTS from 92, London-road, and 45,
South Castle-street, to the above Premises, where, by strict
attention to business, they hope to merit a continuance of
the patronage hitherto so liberally conferred upon them.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE PATENT IMPILIA BOOTS.

CARPET AND FLOOR-CLOTH WAREHOUSE.
ALFRED 'EBB respectfully announces to his Friends
and the Public, that he has OPENED the extensive
Premises lately occupied by Mr. BURLAISD, in CHURCH-
STREET, opposite Parker-street, with an extensive Assort-
ment of CARPETING of the first qualp"and of the newest
Patterns.

In consequence of the depressed state of the trade in the
manufacturing districts, he has been enabled to select his
Stock at prices hitherto unknown, which will enable him to
compete with houses already supplied at the old list of
prices.

N.B.—A Large Stock of DAMASKS, MOREENS,
FRINGES, &c., &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

so of co

it, as the leader of a part
3d he (t]
Glared th

elf former

a conju

A.WFOR

to consider the
m on the people

extent

expenses of

tary as well as

blishments of t

entry ;

g of any supp

. .
e whole expenditure, and the mi
house

o meet

bat expenditure, be first
Mr. Humz,seconded the motion
Mr. Wit T A UrC 511211 art r.TNnv+isel

shed to

was unnecessary to have such an army in Ireland when they
had an army of police there as fully equipped as any troops
whatever, and excellently disciplined. The immense police
force in England also rendered such a large military force
perfectly unnecessary.
The CHANCELLOR of t
cline to reply until the estimates shou

EXCHEQ

lder d

Mr. HUMS. conten

ptain Poti

populat.

ord's motion

by a ma'

62 to 15

The hou

iced itself into a committee of sur

Sir HENRY HARDINGE brought forward the army
ates for the present year, in which there had been a r

of 5,740 men, the number he
aosed for the current year being 100,846. The total saving
£139,000. The right bon. gentlP--
.4 oy moving for the numbe.
H UME was opposed to such a largo

tion as compared with last

men above sta

er, and con-

..
l that too many troops were employed in our colonies
Government would reduce these troops on

might do away with the duty on wool and on cotton
hon. gentleman concluded by moving that the r
be 90,846 men, being 10,000 less than the nun

umber should J cu.

r proposed

Lord ARTHER LENNOX said t
cises should be encouraged in the army, and that
tiring pensions of 6d a day to, soldiers should be increased if

.hat manly games and ezer-

:d to ha

3e army.
which he

Captain LAYARD S

sary for tb

NiLLTA3is was

r a much larger reuu
Sir H. HARDINGE C

tion of the
of Canada

withdra

ported tb

ginal motion
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

and will do my duly, and at your peril abide the conse-
quences that may occur from any opposition to the usual ob-
servance on such occasions." Another son—" Then, Sir,
we will not hear it." (Here the mob cried out, " Yes, yes !
leave the grave : let all the friends of Mr. Carlile go away."
At this moment the party assembled quitted the grave, the
mourners retired into the coaches, and the clergyman pro-
ceeded in the most impressive manner to read the service,
during which he was frequently interrupted by ribald jests
from a few stragglers who had kept at a short distance from
the spot. It is due to the sons of the deceased to state, that
they gave their opposition in the most respectful tone possi-
ble, but their example was not imitated by many of the fol-
lowers of the deceased. After the clergyman had retired, a
rush was made to the grave, and a son of the deceased ad-
dressed the crowd as follows :—" I beg to state that I, with
my family and friends, were opposed to the performance of
this service ; we do not require it, and have given every op-
position in our power to its being done. I thank you all, in
the name of my late father, for your attendance here on this
occasion." Having said thus much, he and the followers of
the funeral departed.

'lnppUig" i nt ilia"Yi~~c

--...M.--

TUESDAY, FEBRITARV

—Wind E.N.E. moderate

ARRlVED.—Sheridan, Cornish. from New York—Feronia, Jarvis'
from Palermo—Eleanor, Clarke, from Odessa—lsabel, Granby,
from Charente—Wm. Duke, Crdss, from l enia—Fortuna, Claussen,
from Srettin.

SAlLED.—Baharnian, Pearson, for Hong Kong—Mary Ann,
Pearce. for Barbadoes—Sandbach, Bellis, for Demerara—Clydes-
dale, Hilton, for Mobile—Douglas, Brewster, for Savannah—Peri ,
Dawe, for Lisbon—and Fawn, Cutts, for Antwerp.

Rosanna, Johnstone, from Calcutta, at the Cape of Good Hope
Fifteen, Chape, from Constantinople, at Alexandria
Caroline, Stanley, from Gibraltar, at ditto
Douglas, Machon, sailed from Alexandria 24th Jan. and the
Nereid, Reeves, 29th, both for this port
Eliza Sande is, Sanders, hence at Constantinople
Vibelia, Pentreath, sailed fi om Constantinople for Smyrna 3rd
February

George Amlott, Lord, from Zante at Malta, and sailed 15th Feb
for this port
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

suit of some unexpec

lie or Lo

xtent of

case of a stranger

and who sues

compelle

3f-Com-

ges which i

ze
t." he had

warned the

any hasty step

t it be

themselves ;

VCII uy
essential to the dis-

louse, that if

yen it must be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 24

There was a moderate supply of fresh Grain (some by canal), yet
the market ruled exceedingly heavy ; and we have to make are.
duction of ed to !s on Wheat, and 3d to 6d on Oats. Barley without
change ; both Flour and Oatmeal partake of the same dulness ;
and on middling qualities, to effect sales, a reduction would have
been submitted to, but buyers hold off White Wheat, 28s to 3.5;
red ditto, 26s to 28s; middling and inferior ditto, 22s to 24s ;,Oats,
8s to 10s; Barley, lis to 14s ; first Flour, s lid to 18s ; second
ditto, 14s 6d to 15s; inferior ditto, les to 12s 6d; thirds, 7s to gs ;
Oatmeal, fis 6d to 11s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

sented to the council, the

remaining two-thirds will be furnished

—one-third in

chequer bil!s to he refunded out of the poor-rate in

ten yearly instalment

For the suppor

t of the

schools

a sum not exceeding 3d. may be charged for each

It is proposed,

in order to do away with the

inefficient *orking of that part of the existing " Fac-
tories Regulation Act" which requires a certificate of
attendance for two hours per day at, some school, as the
condition of a child's eligibility to be employed on a
mill,-to make attendance for three hours a day at these

schools, or some of

imilar character approved by a
government inspector, imperative; and to permit such

of age) to work 6!-, hours in-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

;jetted- to the

t was carried by a

slimed

Sir J. GRAHAM then moved the second r
Voters Bill

stratio

reserving the

Lure state of the bill.
The other orders of the day were the:

In repl

HOUSE OF LORDS.-ThESDA

o a qu

The Limn CHANCELLOR

onsideration (

bill known in Sc

And as the " Cessio Bo

Lord CAMPBE

ked if

NHA3j

in the natur

tie trea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-03

Los4,DON GAZETTE.—Tutsm,y, ns.

BAN KRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. , „Or(
7" Charles Bailey, Birkhampstead St. Peter, Hertfordshtre, Y
and plumber

DECLA RTION OF INSOLVENCY.
Feb. 2, Richard BoddinAgton, Liquorpond-street, Gray's-10"„ "iaae,
Middlesex, ironmonger.

BANKRUPTS.
Frederick J. Manning, Dyers-buildings, London, scrivener'. od
Lionel E. Parkins, Bicestermark et- end, Oxfordshire, cherl,i''
druggist. •
William 1-I. Swain, Farnham, Surrey, draer.
Mary Evans, John Evans, and Thomasp H. Evans, Old-street.
road, Middlesex, paper-staines. Surreli
James Earp, St. George'rs-place, Camberwell-road,
licensed victualler.
_ _ • • _

John W. Jones. Butcher-row, Caine, Wiltshire. tailor.
Lon don,
William Eden, Queen-street, and Well-court, Cheapside,
printer.
James Stubbs, Worthing, and Brighton, Sussex, coach aker'
John Todd, Hyton-ferry, Durham, shipbuilder. cosi
Joseph Burgall, Rowton-bridge, Christleton, Cheshire,
dealer.
John Stephenson and William Haste, Bradford, -
machine makers. retsil
William Y. Norton, Birch-hills, Bloxwicli, Saffordseire,
brewer and coal master.

Yorkshire,