The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-05 00:00:00

TRINITY CHAPEL, WAVERTREE

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a separate
IN 'Building, named TRINITY CHAPEL, situate in the
Township of WAVERTREE, in the Codrity of Lancaster, and
in the District of West Derby, being a Building certified ac-
cording to law as a Place of Refill -Worship, was, on tae
twenty-sixth day of October aO. Duly Registered for
SOLEMNIZING MARRI therein, pursuant to the Act
of $i and 7 William IV . 85.
Witness my ha , iix 29th day of October, 1850.
. .

WILLLCAt CLEAVER, Superintendent Registrar

}NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the following
.1 N is a LIST of the NAMES, Places of Abode, Occupations
or Professions, of the VISITORS appointed, pursuant to the
Act of the Bth and 9th Victoria, cap. 100, at the General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, held, by adjournment, at Kirk •
dale, on the 29th day of October instant, to VISIT the ASY-
LUM, situate at Haydock Lodge, in the said County, duly
licensed for the reception •of Lunatics, pursuant to the said
Act, viz.:—
William Pilkington, of Eccleston Hall, Esq.
Gilbert Greenall, of Walton Hall, Warrington, Esq.
John Green, of Newton, Esq.
William Allcard, of Warrington, Esq.
William Stubs, of the Elms, Warrington.
Joseph Stubs, of Warrington ..sq.
Alexander Fowden Halib on, of Whitley, Esq.
James Pownall, of 'Pe ngton Hall, Esq.
John Stock Turne • reene, of Bedford, Esq.
Josiah Evans, o ayes Green, Warrington. Esq..
David Brom' ' •of Harespuch House, Esq.
John Day' ,cf Warrington, M.D.

And NOTICfIi.: IS 'HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, that at the same
Session, WILLIAM BEAUMONT, of Warrington, Gentleman,
Attorney-at. Law, was appointed Clerk to the said Visitors,
pursuant to Ike said Act.
GORSTS and••l RCHALL, Deputy Clerks of the Peace.

Dated the Met of October, 1850.
IVOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN, that the following
IN is a LIST of the NAMES, Places of Abode, Occupations
or Professions, of, the VJSITORS appointee, pursuant to the
Act of the Bth and 9th Victoria, cap. 100, at the General Quar-
ter Session of the Peace, held, by adjournment, at Kirkdale, on
the 29th day of October instant, to VISIT the respective
ASYLUMS, situate at Walton-on-the-Hill and West Derby, in
the said county, duly licensed, pursuant to the said Act, for
the reception of Lunatics. viz.:—
Sir Thomas Bernard Bitch, of Hazles, Bart.
James Lawrence, of Park Hill, Esq. •
James Bourne, of Heathfield House, q.
Thomas-RorPa, of Gateacre, Es
Richard Edwards, of Roby H , Esq.
Adam Holgson, of Everto sq. •
David Hodgson, of Liv 001, Esq.
Robert Neilson, of ewood, Esq.
Colin Campbell. ingle Mount, Esq.
Samuel Henr :ompson, of Thingwall "Hall, Esq.
John Willi Hardee, of Rock Ferry, Esq.
Richard ormby, of Liverpool, M.D.
And NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GlVEN,that, at the same
Session, WILLIAM CLEAVER, of Liverpool, ,`Gentleman, was
appointed Clerk to the said Visitors, pursuant to the said Act.

60RSTS and BIRCHALL, Deputy Clerks of the Peace
Dated tie3let of October, 1850.

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;ear, wherein scores of other safes have been burnt out.
Twenty-five offices were burnt out in Liucen's-inn in January,
in one alone of which the title-deeds of thirty large landed
estates were burnt, which would all have been preserved in
Milner's Safes. From some hundreds of certificates, the fol-
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BENEVOLENT CHARITIES.

DONATIONS BY

15!MI

THE MAYOR.

We understand that the Worshipful the Mayor, J.
Holmes, Esq., has presented the following munificent do-
nations to the undermentioned charitable institutions.
His worship will retire from his dignified office with the
warm congratulations of all classes of his fellow-towns-
men on the manner in which he has discharged the
onerous duties devolving upon him in his official capacity,
and the last act of his mayoralty which we have now the
pleasure of recording is one of the most graceful and
munificent that could possibly be devised :
St. Anne's Dispensary
Dispensari?s
Seamens' Home 1(,0
Female Orphan
Boy Orphan..
Blue School
School for Blind lOO
Scotch School 10
Welsh School . lO
Catholic Schools

The amount in the Poor's-box—k72o 3s. 3d
ship has divided between the Unitarian School and the
Lying. In Hospital.

.his War-

An Irishman was remanded yesterday by Mr. Rushton
on a charge of being found concealed in one of the railway
carriages at Edge Hill. Robberies have often taken
place lately in the trains.
The American steam-ship Atlantic, Capt. West, sailed
on Wednesday atternoon, with the usual mails, and se-
venty-three passengers. One of Wells' patent fog, signals
and ship ventilators was fitted up on board.
Yesterday a man was brought before Mr. Rushton for
being drunk and disorderly on Sunday. He had been
previously bailed out on that dayon the same charge, but
before the day expired he was brought in a second time
for a repetition of the offence.

On Saturday, the leader in an omnibus, which was
proceeding down Lord-street, shied as the vehicle was
passing the end of South John-street, and brought it in
contact with the lamp-post before Mr. O'Niel's window.
The pole and front axle were smashed, as was the street
lamp, but none of the passengers received any injury
whatsoever.

:PROFESSOR ANDERSON.—This celebrated professor of
the magic art had a crowded and delighted audience at
the Theatre Royal, last night. His performances were
witnessed amidst loud demonstrations of surprise and
pleasure; and extraordinary and attractive as were all Mr.
Anderson's tricks on his previous visits, he has evidently
improved in the manner of bringing them before the pub-
lic. We are not surprised that her Majesty and Prince
klbert were - tified with the professor's per-
No doubt the whole town will

so much gra
formances at Balmoral.
follow the royal example

FRIGHTFUL ASSAULT. —On Saturday night a man
named Murphy, who keeps a cellar in Norfolk-street, was
attacked in his own dwelling by a party of four men, led
by a man named Ryan. The affray arose out of some
misunderstanding between Murphy and Ryan relative:to
a female. After the first brush it seems the hostilities
!ked each

other with -kn

o the two principals,

fury until the police separated them. The wounds 'of
Ryan were so extensive that it was deemed advisable to
have the man conveyed to the hospital, where he at present
remains.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.—On Saturday night, Lawrence
Foster, a cattle dealer, from Drogheda, was drinking i
Owen's public-house near the Clarence Doct
v with three or four other men, when a
from the house. Thtv
all-road until the

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down, and a promissory note fc
were taken out of his pockets.

and three sovereigns

On the folio

morn-

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cave him into custoi

M. 'Rushton, he

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any participation in the act; he