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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

SPO RTING I N FELLIG EN(

BETTING AT MANCHESTER ON FRIDAY•

DOINGS TO-DA

Only a medium attendan

nd little done

7 to 2 agst Lightning and Pagan (taken freely)
1 Lightning (taken).
7 1 Pagan (7i taken).

Coheiress (

n of the Tyne (taken)

Little John

Northumberland (taken)

e (taken

ery freely)

Best•of-Three (offered, 25 wanted

Brevity (taken)

Godfrey (ot
Castaway (c

..,..,emplation the formation of a direct 33 —1 Extravaianza (taken).
line to Newcastle•upon-Tgne, but at present no steps 500 —lO What (taken and offered).
have been taken.—Morniny Chronicle, June 16.
MEETING OF THE INHABITANTS OF SHEFFIELD IN was* Oalr
tihneg
oat
tahteßmelolevevaute,Taatntdersraolsle's,tothlicis Ltoittile(gi
FAVOR OF THE MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND MID- fwraeesliyn):63eotohetop2roemwiaesr;ontcheeylaitdoo.
kAt7atloatelhoaurdLoitiftelereTit
LAND JUNCTION LINE.—On Friday last, a public meeting
was held of the inhabitants of Sheffield, in the Cutler's- against Inheritress.
hall, in that town, on the above line rejected by the
House of Commons, the May Or in the chair. The meeting
was called in pursuance of a requisition most numerously
and respectably signed. Resolutions were unanimously
passed expressive of the deep regret with which the inhabit-
ants viewed the rejection of the line, and pledging them-
selves to give an application to parliament in the next
session, their most strenuous support. It was also resolved

LEGER

7 to 1 asst Merry Monareh (offered)
12 1 Annandale (taken).

12-1
23 - 1

Mertor (taken).
Connaught Ranger (taken)

A SPORTING MATCH
go, Mr. R. Chtleott, of Lip

A fortnight
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

DIED

on her v

„usu., .1nN,11.„ wife of Mr. CHARLES
CLARK, and
I daughter of the late Mr. James Marshall, surgeon.
Lately, at Barton, aged 9 t, Mr. 'I . PROUDLOVE.
Lately, at Caen, where he had resided more than twenty
i years, J. S. SMIPII, Esq., brother to the late Admiral Sir Sid,
ney Smith, and former y :•mbassador at Constantinople. 1/4
was welt-known as a learned antiquary and for- his genera literary attainments.
On the 19th April, a
JAMES DANIEL,
of Rhode , near M

,ensiiire. aged 3)
,n of the late J. D. BURTON, Esq.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

is the princinft
. No one nee
viii not be

intend
TURF

28, Fencln

AVERPOOL DOCKS
4NS OF MON

THE COMMITTEE of t
DO HEREBY GIV
;tn, from and after th

NOTICE

Y. fl the rate of Plizeteh

made to GEORGE WITH
Liverpool Docks.

NIEL MASON

NOTICE
S desirou§ of b.eing• 8 r

VEYOR (
r u"

.31.1ILIiINGS to
the several Act
:enhead and CI

O charactey4lid

Comm

1;-•=•-th c

not an indispensai

ild be an Archit
Annum.

he Commissior

Rooms, If

quare,

gag; -and Numt
It_

ykre

inv of July

nt to t
and a 4

Huts," &c.
DANII..! MASON, Secr

HE BIRK

CHESH

D, LANCASHIRE,
IRE JUNCTION RAILWAI
COMPANY.

ISION ALLY

) EACH

DEPOSIT, £.

bey are will•
date, to reefrieLOANS OF
78 Ten Shillinoa

per annum Brest, for periods of eithe
7i'ARS, at the option of Lenders

ted to the Situatio

Commis-

s of Parliament for the

before the thirtieth day o

e sitdation will be required
o devote the whole of his

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
TO JOINERS OR OTHERS
DOCK COMMITTEE are wining to receive
3 f r ALTERING and REPAIRING
LADING-WAITERS' HUTS on the
equire the same. including

xt, and

The Chair
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

TO CORUESPONDENTS.

We have no recollection of having received the document re-
ferred to by " Antonio." Will our correspondent favour Eli
by stating the purport of it.
It is with great regret that we have not room for the letter of
Fidelius."
There has been no new charter granted to the Liverpool Cor-
poration. The present council is elected under the Municipal
Reform Bill passed in 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

lad to find that 'l4;

she knew the ROYAL AMPNITPIEATRE
with her sue- was played list night with A

is aim

...-----
..e answered sic, and for the first time in Liverpool the public wear
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC..• majestically, "she scorned to answer him such a ques- furnished with the opportunity of witnessiog the perform
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Lion !" But Cecils pertness was not subdued by the lion- ance of a Greek play, got up in the nearest approach ti
June, 1845. like mien cf dying majesty, and he told her that, "to the manner in which it was presented to an Athenian an
content the peop!e, she must go to bed." At which she dience. To the uninitiated in classical
Articles of Jewellery through the Post, Parties hay- -'
smiled, wonderfully contemning to him, observin-
A s it is not safe to transmit Letters containing Coin or
ment'on that in the Grecian play the
/3- "
ng occasion to remit small Sums in Cash, are recom-
word must was not to. be used to .-:--
-nded to make use of the Money Order Office, where "Little man. Leo,. --
.

The trage

and

they will incur no hazard

" The
adding,

_h; but ye know I must die, and that

Money Orders, for Sums under .rive Pontius,
granted and paid by every Post own in the Unitea
Kingdom, and by the Chief 0 -ce in St. Marlin's-le-
Grand, thethree Branch Offie , Chariwg Cross, Carer
';sh-street P- and els, -4neipall !Tr

o depirt out of h;;cia"

a, ~, and the ',Orally fi, _....ci by the pm
Receiving Houses within 10 Twelve Mile Ci;.cle. a
Those who may desire t 6 remit Bank Notes or Drafts, P
payable to Bearer, rnayßeoister the Letter on payment ,t 1
of a Fee of is. in aililition to the Postage. In this case k

ae intermediate t

nfinite
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

inOttranre gotictO.

IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE.
THOSE Persons whose Annual policies are renewable
on the 24th Just, are respectfully informed that,
for their own security, they should be renewed within
fifteen days from that date.
WALTER CLARKE, No. 6, 'Ugh-street, Agents.
.1. W. S. MAY, No. 1, Exchange-alley, 5
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

r.'ERFECTED FILTER INKSTAND, WITH
MOVEABLE DISC.
TAMES PERRY and CO. have the pleasure to an-
nounce that they have succeeded in pzartcriNG their
Patent Filter Inkstand, by introducing a movicarthE
DISC. It is durable and faultless, and will he found su-
perior to any other inkstand in the trade. The price is
also considerably reduced. N.B.—The Move,ible Disc
can be applied to any of the former Filter Inkstands, at a
moderate charge.
PATENT PERRYIAN GRAVITATING INK-
STAND.—This novel invention is exuellingly well
adapted for general use. The Patente_eiroarongly recotn
mend it to the notice of Bankers, erchants, So'icitors,
Government Offices, Public Co anies, Schools, &c., as
a great improvement over th ordinary inkstands. It is
formed by a cylinder with ravitating action, by which
means the dipping cup i supplied with clear ink at any
moment, and with eq ease may be returned into the
cylinder, where it is roteeed from dust or other injury.
PERRYIAN K. 6d., Is., 25., and 6s. per Bottle.
—This Ink is most suitable for all kinds of Metallic Pens,
and exceedingly good for pens made from quills. It is
also suitable for the copying machine. Also in Powders,
at 6d. and Is. per Packet, the latter sufficient to make a
wine bottle full of Ink.

Sold by all Stationeis and Dealers in Metallic Pens.—
Wholesale and for Exportation at the Manufactory, No.
37, Red Lion-square, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Trousers, of i
Vests, in rich

French

tical knowled,

it am p:e

y out, to the ful

a busine

'owing are a few of 1

xclusiv

SPACIOUS Pal MI
EXTENSIVIL STOC

UNEQUALLED TALENT! !!!

WONDERFUL NOVELTIES. !! ! !!!
AND UNPRECEDENTED VARIETY ! !! !I!
*** This Establishment is Closed on Saturdays DE
the Evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

R. B. LUCA S
IS NOW SELLING A LOT OF THE
RICHEST CHECKED AND BROCADED STRIPE

At 3s

SILKS

of the St

per Yard

Bankrupt Silk Max

facturer in SiiitalbUs:

purcli..sersnother Lot of thos
LY,-IMETTY SILKS

REMARKABI:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

ned froth Mes!

Id OLDHAM
R. B. WM'.

he annexed form, to

Bond-,

to the G

airing th,

When

Strasbourg

square,

lure, Director of Arg

LONDO,N

to the Pruss

with hint ! "

3 their

very strongly support<
me to r

i icipal f

doceci to 177

by which it is

ce from t

:ry ti rough w

ry influential 1

published

THE EXHIBITION 0
LANDING STAGES.-T

as been we

lvertisement

ighly prized

number

the gr,
the 1

D'Aubig.new2s t
tickets may be a

historian pr

ALL'S P.

town for

nautica

i sl.ortt
es, 300 Her

ns ; frc

the Th

rery limited r

a the 17

e shout

to the cc

F-FLEET

-YE STE R

ween M

supported in every i

-YESTE RDA'

f Spain

:er New

.CT IN.

which tt

between

1n and
h el vett

of the old

.thr model was

n went o.n.board
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

CIRCULATION OF THE STANDARD.

We cannot allow another half year to close without
tendering our warmest thanks for the immense
accession which our Subscribers' List has received
during the past six months, and we beg to assure
dui -friends that their -kindness will only urge us
to increased exertions. Our advertising columns
speak for themselves. .
Perhaps we may be excused for suggesting to any per-
sons desirous of being furnished with the now indis-
pensable requisite of a newspaper, that with our
own the present period is a very suitable one to
commence.

Ebt Ztberpool &tanbarb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

I Secretary

AN INVETERATE JOKEE
t illness intended t

give the patien

cine was nothing but

mind, my bo
~ ni

mind," - said Mathews, fainth
Th

le anchor was

advantages o

Mathews's attendant in his many .
dome medicine • before seen, and than .
; mending it to the mercantil
r it was discovered that the medi- Yesterday, a number of
Ink, which bad been taken from the of the new •
e, and his friend exclaimed, 1: Good hea- tation, to wit-
' steam-
given you ink." - ----never chase, on a scat

as a fair test. T
the last George's Pierhead

—The Msrquis of Clanricarde on cable, which was veered on
any speed, without the sl.g
He had not been aware till lately of
. .

less the working of the vi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

THE GREAT BRITAIN STEAM-SHIP.

ILLUS PRATED SUPPLEMENTAL SHEET.

With the STANDARD of Tuesday next, (being the
day previous to the arrival of the Great Britain,
Steam Ship,) will be presented a splendidly
ILA USTRATED SHi,ET, containing a lengthy
description, accompanied with a beautiful Engrav-
ing of the Vessel, and nearly twenty other well-
e,Fecuted Drawings of the Mechanical and other
departments of this noble vessel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Bales
This Day.

TAYLO

On the 20th instant
Davies. Captain OWEN LEW'
to Miss MARGARET HUGHES, both of H
On the 21st instant, J. N. BANKS. I
NA BELLA KATE, or
of South Devon

aughter of HERBERT WI/

On the 22a Instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church
park. Mr. JAMES WALT() to ELIZABETH, daughl
DAVID ADDISON, of Toxteth•park.

Eisby -hall, Notting

of the late JAMES WAIN

ch. by the Rev. Mr,
,f the Eliza Goddard
olyhead.

_th._s.t.,-2wn. to AN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

lery and Sail

aho can

; give unquestionrable—testirrony of character and ability,
341 would take the SITUATION of JUNIOR or OU
DOOR COLLECTING CLERK or GENERAL
0,
WAREHOUSEMAN in any Mercantile or Shipping'
er
et Esfablishmerit, and will be found trustworthy and useful.

ELIGIBLE PARTNERSHIP.
VALUABLE CEEMICAL

Proprietor
- in t.

he Concern
.Iligent Pr

.onable terms,

RSON

The Proprietors
he MANUFAC-

PPIY wt
3r the stric

ERPOOL DO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

and Co., Bi

hich ha

throughout the Kingdom, is ala
above-mentioned, and sold by
Mr. ISAAC WOODVILLE
Mr. JOSEPH HILES—.
Mess's. BARKER and DOBSON
141 r P _

Mr. W. W. KING
Mr. TIIOhIAS POWELL, Grocer.. Warring.
Sole Agent sfor Birkenhead,
Messrs. DOUBLEDAY and Co., Chester-street.
For Agencies, address SrivliNs's, Wine Manufactory,
til Temple-street, Bristol; or their Branch Establishment,
South Sohn-street, Liverpool.

Soho-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Whitaker. Carter, and Co.'s Otrwerntimford-street,
380 Bundles Mala CANES,
27 „ gon. DITTO,
115 „ round RATTANS,
39 „ Jeredan CANES,
Ex Lady East, from Sincapore.—Apply to Messrs, MUR-
RAY, SYNIk. and Co. Merchants, or to
WHITAKInt, CARTER, and CO., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Whitaker, Carter, tiad-Co.,s Office,
ip 5 Cases GAaGE,
250 Btind!elk-RATTANS, (all faults.)
Apply to
WHITAKER, CARTER, and Co., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock
at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, 13, Eichange.
buildings,
50 Cases CASTOR OIL,
7 Cases BEES' WAX,
100 Chests SHEL
100 Bales Su
337 Bat omba HEMP'
10,000 Bundles RATTANS,
3000 Malacca CANES.
Apply to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

)f an Officer

:commodation to

1 Wool

Pencil Tracery ; One

from th

nUodving numerous
multifarious Lots,

).valued at 5 to 8

s ; and all otE

k.CK AND COLOURED

a are, of textures and
riptipq nrp

The Persian C

ul-a-half

MUSLINS, AND

ent Fabrics
TRIPODS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

3eb3 litibitcationo.

On the 30th of June, price 4s. 6d., in embossed cloth,
CHAMBERS'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL. Third
Volume. New Series, comprising Familiar Sketches,
Moral Essays, Poetry, Tales, Biographic Sketches, and
Miscellaneous Articles of Instruction and Entertainment.
*** Vols. 1 and 2 of the New Series—complete sets of
the First Series ;—and also odd Nniabers, may always be
had from the Publishers.
" Chambers' Journal- is nobly working its way as one
of the great regenerators. We wish it God speed."—
ShPffield Iris.
London : Wm. S. OAR and Co., Amen-corner. Liver.
pool : WARRING WEBB, Castle-street. Sold also by all
Booksellers and Newsvendors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Liee'the house to pro-
a declaring that he had

apology

rder of the day for the

ttee of the whole

gracious m

and he therefore contented himself with moving man, uy
elision of £1,500 a-year be granted to him fur his the state of I
great public services ; that it should be dated from the pe. dition in 1841, when s
nod when he resigned his office of Plenipotentiary in events could not walk
Ch'na, and that it should be absolutely for life, wi►' This was(
reference t.

1 mead.

subject,
that a v

'hite man cou
lone in the •

any employment in the public a(
which it might be thought proper to appoint bin
Mr. WILLIAMS contended, that Sir H. P(
have been rewarded by giving I

nger should

a on the cour

cants c

hurch

Prantage than could r

from a pension.
After some discussion the motion was agreed to.
Sir lt. PEEL then moved the third reading of the
banking bill, which was carried.

eir sahries in tt

purchase nl
196.000 acres

was less than

nalf that which the government al
milarly situated in New South Wales:

proportion of cultivated land was lea

y oche

proceeded to co,

tirely wrong

onsider her Majesty's
Sir H. Pottinger. He was of opinion that he I Sir ROBERT INct.tB defended the conduct of the mis-
eaken the high eulogium so unanimously sionaries in New Zealand from the charge of Mr. C.
gallant officer by again speaking on the I Buller. They had discharged their duties to God and

tof both sides of the house. Look at
ew Zealand now as compared with its con-

id not land, or at all
gland without danger

gto the missionaries. Compare
Ist state of things with the present, when the Bishop of
New Zealand had been able to walk 300 miles to a visita-

.1 33,000 of the natives were christians in general

But it was said that the missionaries hid taken the lead in
obtaining land from the natives. The missionaries of th
Church of Rome were only there on their stations
tbm-,e connected with the Church Missionary Sock

hrre with their wives and families for life. A small pro,
made for the education of their children, but
when that expired it became necessary to consider how
they should afterwards be y
Enmittee on the bill decided th.t they should be allowed to invest a past of

It had been said
...dd been appropriated by the mission-
but the proportion allotted to them. •'

er deducting

lowed to
and the

part of the globe. He 1 main-
tained that the missionaries were not only entitled to a
favourable construction of their motives, but r-
, gratitude of the community f.-

kilt' to the
lle then
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

along with hi
it were, in hi;

Date of App

support them if they cho-ose

collectively, the mo

each other,

fore they
On the

Capital £1,600,000, in 32,000 Shares, of £5O each
Deposit £2 10s. per Share.
!THIS RAILWAY k intended toSraNNEeT the
1 CITY of YORK with LANCASTER in a DIRECT LINE. I personal followers.--I as

Robert

Tile Arch

It will commence near the
_Pity of York, and proceed QUEEN ELIZABETH'S LAST 11.1,NEss.—
thence through or near Kqatesborough, Ripley, Pateley bishop of Canterbury and Cecil entreated her to ret,
Bridge. llartlington, BA Thorpe, Linton, Thresh- medical aid ; but she angrily told them, that she k
Fine it's,ltrin Tlnprlhuneltit.ll,.m. 1 .

Mineral productions

A detailed Prospectus, with a List of Provision

d tier to tat

ment. indeed, t

xpress

nitie toroth from bis bands, he feeding her with a
But when he urged her to go to bed, al
Appil cati on s tor bhares, accompanied by respectable re-
ferences, can be, made to the Solicitors, Messrs. CHAuNT-
LER and WESTWOOD, 8, Gray's Inn Square, or to ti
Secretary, SAML. HOLDSWORTH, Esq., Sowerby Bridg
near Halifax, Yorkshire

_ Ar__
a ~s;r ~ ' ~,~, ~ y.
~.,"•i~.
~.a

oecretary
_.4earing this speech, as,
"if her Majesty had seen any spirits?" A flash of Eliz
beth's mighty mind for an instant triumnhnd nvpr ti

I safety.
1 receive

wreck of her bodily and mental faculties
man, and was aware he had been trualinE
nonaefar IT, ca ne rt.,. : L n i

poriney; mainam, norany, Ntaiharn-Lble, her Own constitution better than they did, and that she was enthusiastic
on, Gargrave, and Settle, to Lancaster, passing -en was not in so much danger as they imagined." The ad- adaptations of th
through extensive tracts of Coal, Lead, and other miral came and knelt beside her, where she sat among vessel was launc
her cushions, sullen and unresigned ;he kissed her hands. weather and strc

.. spoon. " An""".,„' h-
....4e angrily refused, J
nd "!1"Th" add
‘nen, in wild and wandering words hinted of phantasms Captain Bottc
that had troubled her midnight couch. "If he were in testimonial of
the habit of seeing such things in his bed," she said, "as roue credentials
she did when in hers, he would not persuade her to go commanders in other por
there." S Cecil overt.---'-- ~„d its best recommendatioi

its utility
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

To sail on the 29th instant.
For BOSTON,
,4)4.
/."1, The fine first-class American Ship
COLUMBIANA,
GEORGE BARKER , Master ;
Burthen 600 tons; coppered and conp-er-fastened; a fast
sailer, and a superior conveyantee for goods and Vassen-
-s,rprs.—For terms of freigWbr passage apply to Captain
BARKER, on board, Waterloo Dock, or to
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
Freight payable at the rate of four dollars eighty cents
to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Ottani pabigation.

The CABIN PASSAGE MONEY, per Steamer BRI.
TANNIA, on the 4th JULY next, will be THIRTY
GUINEAS, and One Guinea Steward's Fee.

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM-SHIPS,
0.1'1200 Tons.and 440 Horses' Pon:et-each.
kPPOINT ED J3Y THE ADMIRALTY To SAIL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL ant: BOSTON.,
CALLING AT HALIFAX TO LitND .7.4/3 RECEIVE PAS-
SENGERS AND HER M STY'S MAILS.
BRITANNI. aptain Jour: HEWITT.
CAMS RI . CaptainC.II.E.JUDKINS.
2.• HIBER A, Captain ALEX. RYRIE.
rItA - y •• •
Captain EDWD. G. LOTT.
ACADIA, Captain WM. HARRIsoN.
The Vessels appointed to sail from LIVERPOOL art the
BRITANNIA on the 4th July.
CAMBRIA on the 19th July.
HIBERNIA on the sth August.
Passengers' Luggage must be on board the day previous
to sailing.
Passage, including Provisions, but without -Wines or
Liquors, which can be obtained on board, to Boston or
Halifax, Thirty-eight Suineas. Steward's Fee, One
Guinea. Dogs charged...Cs each.
Apply,in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S.
'Awls ; in London, to J. B. Foonn, 52, Old Broad-
street; in Glasgow, to G. and J.BURNS ; or, in Liverpool,
to D. and C. MACIVER, 14. Water-street.
NOTE.—AII LETTERS and NEWSPAPERS intended to
!-,e sent by these Vessels ,must pass through the POST.
OFFICE, and none will be received at the Agents' Offices.
Passengers will be chatted freight on their personal
Lugzage when it exceeds half-a-ton measurement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

tion to v

iHe Ivorzon paper, v
who cluid not read themselves

II was rea

to some expressions of William Smith

s a party

ader, Lord

.ell inspires rnore confid(nce, and, if the term may be used, i
agreement rgard than Sir Robert Peel. This follows naturally Irons I,
his greater consistency. In submitting to his guidanc
men know within some reasonable limit what they will be
Ito do. Lord John Russell leads, Sir Riibt. Pee'
Lord John Russell is liked, Sir Robert
He does not go far enough for the •"•

and to execut

expect
drives

s they can g

in his measures—makes
luneils. Sir Robert Pee

lem sharers, ttE

he matures his plans and

[n the more

bit:Nene

the pureh
ht to express hisuisulierable contempt-7'

I also returns Rad

Isel's forebo

plained of, wa

a comparativ
on tb

hooses to rose I cwt

on his followers to 1 working th

y. are usually on doubtful terms with Ti; whale a
other hand, with the whole House have se
commanding and decided character

1
Sir small ves—'
ore t(

f)er Mitt

re qui re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

S A 4RDRucK, I "'"
the AIM!

RUSSIA., (UNITING I

NT BALE AND STRASBURG RAILWAY

CAPITAL, 130,000.000 Francs (X 5,200,000) in Shares
of 500 Francs each (£2O). Proportion lo•6e subscribed
in England, £2,600,000. Deposit per Share, £2 ss.

DIRECTORS

Baron A ymari

Peer of Franc(

Aide de Camp to the

Com pte Fi
The Mayo

ant, Aide de Camp to the Ki

,t Stras

Presid

M. Lavare, Director,of thi
M. Albert de Diarrel, Iro

Joachim Clay, Propr
Auguste Ptrdonnet,
nphrev, John. Esa..

Esq., Merchant, Old

h, Esq

uOlldon

Esq., Bloomsbury-s

Life; Office

BANKERS

Mastertnan, Peters
:NGLISH ENGINEE

'T ) E Fi

t havir

that It

I the terms on which ti

ne will t

ed,the Directors of this Company_hay

'Alan in appear'

ay from Strasb

he importance of the I
d of the or

Ives at t

nnot fail

3nly to

nment, but also, in the event of ob

Dr both

stipulated that 60,000 Shares s,
Shareholders. .

Applications for Shares end Prospt,—
the Temporary Offices of the Company, ?
needle-street ; to Messrs. Cape!, Cuerton,
^k and Sharebrokers, Pope's .Head-alley, Cornhil,
to Mr. Joseph Fernybough. Share Broker, St
Manchester; to Mr. SAMUEL HEALEY

29. Thread-
and Law ford.

London
Ann's-snuar

Share Broker, Bank-bu
N;%;

Broker, Albf

!Is ana t
urn, Ghn

Munro 'and

PARIS AND STRASBURG RAILWAY,
(AYMARD'S COMPANY.) •
TEMPORARY OFFICES, 29,.TEIREADNEEDLE-STIIEET
THE Directors beg to inform thi.WWII
Line is amongst the few tg...Ere

,nceded t

e French Chambers have ermined to pOstpone the
f must of the er FrPnch Lines until next
FREDK,, GELL, Secretary pro tem.

June I

I per Cen
f,

LONDON SHARE

The Oxford and Wi
72, Rugby 14, Great Western
Lincoln 0, • Birmingham ',39
1.,0, Caledonian Ili, Great N
land, log, Namurand Lieze Ai

LONDON ANT

DE,PENDI

had the advan►age

them, it is me

trunk lines. ennnecti

plices to be aceommoda

was not ad

/less be,

)inns o

hould have t

into anotbe

ately to render

1 Society
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

time past. we hay

at an advanet
4 to ad. per 81

P.S.—CENTRAL OFFICE for Messrs. Tayleiir and Co., ti„
for the Sale of the best Wigan, Orrel, and Pemberton effected,
COALS.
From Norfolk. S

the quotatic

ceived 1200 S

a, hornet]

SAINT GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVERTON. —.; from other parts of I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a MEETING
11 of the PEW
.N OWERS of SAINT GEORGE'S• anAdlfromu
g Scotland,. 500. Scots.
counTieoLhwTeotpsiedre vmeir
viesrystif!
l
in the Township of Everton, in the County amongst -either the I3easts or Sb
(the persons liable to the repair of the For the time of the year w-
ander the Act of Parliament relatingthereto,) Sheep offering, owing
.id in the Vestry of the said Church on MON- , and last week's currencit.
.he 30th day of June instant, at Half-past Nine the primest old Downs read
4( in the Forenoon_ fi,” ft.,. ----_ -

ern, western, and
vons, &c

CHURCE
of Lancas
said Churc

and determining whether a rate sh e then laid upon 1
the Pewowners of the said Chore , for the repairing and 1 vale
other necessary repairs thereof, and deria;--

The Veal trade was

to whic

,ount of 0(

lid rate, shd laying the same, and of trans- I
—Dated this 18;4

all other matter's relating thereto

Pigs moved off slowly, yet their

day of June, 1845
NETLAM TORY, 11Churchwarden
JAMES.. BLUNDELL,

I PRICES OF STOCKS

business on the Stock Ex
per Cents were, done las

PARIS AND STRASBtT
' (AYMARD'S CC)]

RANCHES TO RHEIMS

Lt gill, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

ENGINEE

SOLICITORS

BANKF

Union Bank of Manc

or. near to Bidstc
Thurstaston, I

d Taylor. Man,

J..S. Porter, Esti., Birkenhead

Union 113tik of Liverpoo'
North and.Snuth Wales Bank, Bi

id Co., London
:es at the Docks
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

lefftomm

this Com

the Company may secure the most per-
-4 Docks and Welsh Railways,

itions I erminat

D the Capital of a

Birkent

instant, in the form at th

however, express- I

r local interests

and NEN%

e of the Birkenhead. Lane

Wont me I p 1
lid I agree to I R

or that may be I f

rit thereor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

irn on the Capital
red in Birk.mhead,

u Warr

ice than it

fficient to state, that it

1 forma portion of the high road for tr

itOrs betwe

rn Docks

and, in additioi
Traffic may fairt

c Docks of Liverpool be reckoned upon from persons visiting the delightful and
~d forming a junction at picturesque Vale of Clwyd and the grand and mountain-
the Birkenhead Docks and owl scenery of North \Vales, as, also, by rendering to the
_„-,- at Ches- inhabitants of Liverpool, Manchester, and the Manufac-
_ 'raffle of the Chester and turing Districts of LancasHre an easy access to those
lineal, and the Shrewsbury munh.fnonnred n

bject, commencin

best point of junction with Hoylst
lead Docks. The

ulterif,r communications which I tt

great and imme- I El

Rhvl, &c

Igh to justify t

Birkenhead

Manchester, and Cheshire junction
allway, at or near little Sutton, also forms a most impor-
nt feature in the undertaking, as by that means a direct

111 IJC lj penes Dt. ,ianehester and
stance of constructing a Railway connecting the the Manufacturing Districts of Lancashire, North Wales,
Aead Docks with the manufacturing districts is and Holyhead.
atiy established by the well considered Report of Off Hilbre the channel is deep and easy of access. The
ant of Trade on the Birkenhead, Manchester, and late Mr. Telford, in a survey he made of the River Dee,
ire Junction Railway. I gave it as his opinion that it was the place most eligible
his Company is ba-ed on the Birkenhead, Man- for a harbour. Should it be deemed desirHt,te -
and Cheshire Junction Railway Corns- •t n Dock »nrt

fl constrt

s of scrip in that line will be ent
r of shares in this Company, and a pro

I Nun tint:lour of Refuge at this place, a
ied to an equal branch line may be formed which would cunnect it at

care it

portionate 1 on

)rder ti

an additional aiA By following the coast line from Birkenhead to Park-
,ny on every two shares gate but a small outlay will be required for the formation
of the Railway, and, indeed, the enginrering works of the
whole Line are very slight, with the exception of the
of t ie River Dee from Parkgate to Flint, and
of the undertaking requires a mare detailed

ment of

crossing

t the Offi

notice

: is proposed to cross the Dee from Parkgate to Flint
re the River forms itself into a narrow Channel, at or

e rest o
osst t

he distance

)eing a large Sand-

I even at high

rsons on foot. Tliis
fliculty, either by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

0 o
441141 18s. per
2i load.

0 01,e,

Envy will merit as its shade pursue

1 0 }Free
1 6 J
0 0

3 6 I osper Id
10 0
50 0

K. ALYDOR, tha

IMITATIONS.—
and among the various ungenero,
feeling is manifested, there is perhaps none more 13tspica
Me than the manner in which the sordid and unworth
endeavour to profit by the skill and success of the talear
and persevering, and by imitating their producti -
once to deprive them of their just right, and r-
public, who are deceived by the fraudw
To such an extent has the system •
}Free. carried with that indiso,-

modes in which this.

wrong the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

nt imp(

___ ._ __
—Li propri...
adopted, at an enormous expense, an entirely " fiscw. tars
VELOPE," designed and executed by those admirable ar-
o tisti, Messrs. Perkins and Bacon, which is considered the 2
0 IB.P. in. ne plus ultra. of engraving, and is of such consummate
1 g excellence, as to defy all attempts at imitation.—See acitki 2 0
2 0 1306 Od 19 Id
1 10

18 ? Ii

3 1
do. I

j BATHING IN IRELAND.—Tbe following extr.
" Cove Beach in the bathing season" in Aitunerrih's
. Magazine exhibits a graphic contrast between the bath-
ing accommodation provided on the shores of England
and Ireland. " Imagine it high water, and endeavour to
divestyourself of English prejudice. To be sure, the
_ . .
Outward. Home. 1 beach is open, commanded by the passers-by in the rear,
LONDON & LIVERPOOL, -----___,
and the telescopes of half the ships in harbour in front;
to
•••• ••• 0 30s •••
odeAug.i • •••• but then, the strand, for a mile and a half, is gronpe
Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbie 20 0 0 0 20 0 30 0
Jamaica
, with women of all ages and conditions, from the moat
Honduras 5O 0— 6o 0 50 0— 00 0 fastidious city belle to the
Havana

-act from

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S

,eless wuterlcarric

New York, Boston
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Canada
British Vortn America
liewfounaiand ......

0 -50 0
0- 25 0

44 0 infancy, beauty and deformity, fashion and poverty, grace.
fulness and decrepitude, congregrated without distin•
• 0 0 tion. There are no machines—the wooden boxes irk
" tended to serve as sub,t.tutes bei and f.-
30 0 tween," and invariably private pr
26 o vidual having selected a spot, fee
30 o qualities, to bathe in, w!th the Mu,.
(Wq proceeds to the task of disrobing hersel
-u 40 0 ' a rock, a wrap-cloak, or sheet, beinr
0 ways over the head and t•houlderN, tc
35 0 40 o
40 0 vary purpose of a '
40 0 margin of - •

operty, but east
from stories ani

Brazils

River Plate
East Indies

Batavia

New South Wales
Cape of Good Hop

s,ver the tempo-
' Presently the

,et (IC toilett

Lima, Valparaiso, &
Malta, Sicily, &c.

20 0 ' Mg gowns, and green oil
... ao 8 strand in slippers
6 30 0 the waves, imp
o f

skin caps, mince down
band of young girls Lug

Smyrna and Cons

Madeira

I
: ; At Bowe spots stalwart. tucked-t
; , ing out invhbds by foroe ; at otl
are thriving hand in hand, langlii

Western Isles,

ling at bathin

Holland
Hambnr,

rex te rt-
ipttt I,e
,

Gottenburg, Stocklio
Petersburg, Riga. ikc
OPori9

to o eralsong thettosk.lvtss iibathers in 8 C
_ plunging, floating, l•wi,
les,tintsi of lb
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

RISE COLLEGES EMI

The report on the Colleges (Ireland).Bill (grant from
consolidated fund) was brought up and -
Sir J. GRAHAM postponed the t
itself until Thursday, when he prop...
the second reading of the enclosure bill.
Mr. O'CONNELL hoped it would be postponed u

sed to take it afte

following

Thursday

moos wou

eertaine

x presse

s adherence to the

r.g cou

pie of Irelaud
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

'PEGS to return his sincere ti

-11) the Public in
tronage he has rece
tress, and nothing

FOREIGN AND BRITISH SHAW:

Cleaned to re

OLD STOCKS Cleanea,ae;

Sii.eind S

i MORE
IN DRE
ther Goc

CRAPE S °MIS
with the Tr

IN DE LAI
ithout being

and SATIN D

taken to piec

To Hotel-1

TETE EDINBURGH FANCY BREAD

DON

0 A D

GIBBONS, I

es, fro.n Is. each
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Best Half,p4s‘t Ct

45. Gd.,

Do. Diamond

Cut Sugar Basins

20,000 4

T. S. respectful
I- free c

carefully pact
any part of rt

THE

ry is t

h of Jt

rkle on the

leasure

n boys desert each book and ruh
chool

iussyfo buy ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
At Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office. Dale-street,
100 Tons NICARAGUA WOOD,
100 Tons MOTHER. c ' ARL SHELLS,
Landing ex Elinor Chap , north-east corner Queen's
Dock. —Apply to Mess s. J. AIKIN, SON, and Co:, Mer-
chants, or to
_JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

RUSSIAN CRUSH

FABRICS

s in great esteem among the

d for long wear, and of
lacked ; together with

Gloves, &

Jean Marie Farina's Eau de Cologne, 6s. 6d

OBSERVE

price!;lss. to Hs.
—SALE AT THE PARTHENON
ASSEMBLY-ROOMS.

N. 8.-

iuested to observe that Great

Charlotte-street Is the Third Turning out of Ranelagh-
street from the Top of Church-street, and the PARTHENON
will be readily distinguished in consequence of its lofty
architectural embellishments.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

wt-U, t

ISIONAL DIRECTORS
3eorge H. (

Lincas

M.P
t-t(filey.

SMViey, Bart

M . n

_
B jun:, Esq., M.P.
Grimsditch, Esq., M.P.

Robert Vyner, Esq

Wilberforce, Esq

William Potter,

John I

Macus Freeman.Browr

g, Esq

Lot Ga

Talent

ag Uis

district

Copper, Lead
moderate cost

f3irken

near Altrincham, with = o

n and Altrincham R

'ester and Birmingham I tor
ways, and another line em

ester Railway

at the Kenyon junc

rnagencing at the cent

to War-

another from some

or Newton. to
chester, ant'.
45,000 SHARES, OF Sutton.
7 15s PER SHARE. Upon the importa

con.munication be

the town of Birkeni

the rich Mineral disti
Holyhead, little nect

Birkenhead, and thereby

ibed
ad Docks and pro- would yield a larg,
on, whence one line will be continued to be invested. Coal

River Dee to Flint, ____
Chester and liolyhvad Railway, fro_
to Mold along the Valley of the Conwy Brool
From tl
one div

sere it

main Line it is proposed to form tvro branc

anect itself with t

it at or near •
3irkenbeai

re Junctim Rai

of providing

d, Man.
y, at or near Little

st ricto of

commercial town of Liverpool, and
mine!'

nipidly rising tc

of "Nor.:11

'id the pert of
id to the public

tagv, 1 Ul5 Lane or itanway has, tneretore,- been pro-
jected, not only with a view of supplying the cheapest,
most direct, and best means of communication, between
the ports of Holyhead, Birkenhead, and Liverpool, but
also for the purpose of affording a ready means of transit
and shipment for the produce of the great Coal Fields and
rich Mineral Districts of North Wale, now entirel
devoid of Railway communication.
By means of this Line of Railway

onsiderable reduc

tion of distance, to the extent of eleven miles, over all
existing and projected Lines, and a consequent saving of
time and expense, will be effected between Holyhead,
Birkenhead, Liverpool, and the Manufacturing Districts
of Lancashire; and this, coupled with the fact of the

nerchandise, cannot

and most preferable

ail to make it

for the conve

passengers ana merehano,b,, these ports.
l'o the towns of Mold, Flint, Bagilt, tiolywell, and
surrounding them, this undertaking must
st incalculable advantages.

orenine t

Inerat productions a ready and cheap a
portant markets of Liverpool, Birkenhead

markets by the convenane

Slate, Coal, and L
[(1 this Line of Rai

could be delive

wiy he formed
of Coal ant

Jersey, at one-third I

rpayi

!e, could be delfarr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

THE PHILADELPHIA LINE OF
3.4 t. • PACKETS.
ANAK

Sailing on the Bth of every Month.
MONONGAHELA., T. Jumns.... 500_tons.8th July.
THOS. P. COPE, H. P.M' EnctrE rr. t tons..Bth Aug.
New Ship SARANAK, E.Tunt, .. 1000 tons..Bth Sept.
SUSQUEHANNA,J.W.Mi CHEN 600 tons..Bth Oct.
In order to meet theZlfeTof shippers, the Proprie-
tors of the Liverpoer and Philadelphia Line of Packets
have determined upon a reduction of Five Shillings per
ton on the Rates of Freight for the undermentioned goods
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, namely :
Goods heretofore paying 40s. to be charged 355.
.. 355. .. 30s.
30s.
265. 6d 2os.
255.
•
These Vessels are all of the first class, built expressly
for this line, and combine every quality to render them
safe and expeditious conveyances for Goods, and they
are furnished with spacious and elegant accommodations
for passengers. The rate of Passage in the Cabin is fixed
at £2O, Passengers finding their own Wines and Liquors.
These Packets will take advantage of the Steam Tow-boats
on the Delaware. To ensure punctuality in sailing, no
Goods can be received after the 6th of each month.—
For freight or cabin passage apply to
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Freight by these ♦essels will be collected at the rate of
four dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Public generally, that he m

:idy, and

&Thus also desir

the bulb of the
/lode of life
and to rent

,se cases arising from., indisposition, over
xiety of mind, prodmcing discolouration,
id sometimes its entire loss. Mr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

- • - . " - .

MO be LET, One splendid HOUSE, Prince's Park ; ,--
LAST NIGHT'S IVIAIL
i One Ditto, Aliened i One Ditto, near Cabbage-ball ; A A. •
One Ditto, Breckfield-road ; One Ditto, Kirkdale; One _______ .
____ _ ____
Ditto, Liscard ; . One Ditto, Rock Ferry ; One Ditto, • _
Wavertree ; One excellent Family House, Huskisson= MARK-JANE COIOT MARKET—YESTERDAY
street; One Ditto' Rodney-street: One Ditto, Morning-
The weather conti, ties more favn-,--,-,
ton-terrace; One Ditto,.Oxford-street ; One Ditto, Lord and considerable pro,rress
Nelson-street : One Ditto, Queen Ann-street;' One Ditto, had r of EngliFY
Everton-road ; One Ditto. Benson-street; One,,Dittc, best elected 1-
Fineb-street ; One Ditto, Virail,strect ; Me Ditto, Ros- - criptir
common-'street; One HOUSE and Sti OP, 'Elfint-street ; this reu.,_
g Bal yis
One Ditto, Great George-street; One Dittos Upper Pitt- ' 9
Otn et! Ksdotrnt s ith o .
street ; One Ditto, London road ; One Ditto, Richmond- Malt, Beans, ant
row; One Ditto, Dansie-street ; a Furnished Hnuse. We have had a r
Everton ; One Ditto, Aigburth ; One Ditto, Seaforth ; Trish vP--
One Ditto, Birkenhead ; One Ditto, Walton ; One Ditto, press
Low-hill ; One Ditto, near the Dingle ; One Ditto, /I`
Grove-street:

uas neer' made in r
air show of Wheat to tr.,-
ns were selected

.t is per

but ifferior

,t noted

ssels hay
at 6d to

terfered wit

•eign O.

withoot yielding the turn

Also, ON SALE, several very eligible COUNTRY
RESIDENCES, Offices, Warehouses, Howes and Shops,

SMITIIFI

which could non

List of which may he had on application to
WM. WILLIAMS, Estate Agent,

Beasts from our

description of

47, Randaghlstreet

ESTE RDA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

The Roman Forum is now a c

k is a cabb,

rope-walk j

AFRICAN IDE

OF THE U

Ir. Bickersteth was at

SES OF .
Bassia. I

PORTR
Laving. hie

is my wife'—she no trouble

clever—it is as good as if he have

,w market, the Ta►
n, and the Palace of the Caesars I been in th

many other

) his worki

t represente
chief. " H

he rooms a

day, before

n i perience, includ

ND PURCHAS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

in her 47th yeiir, ENISIA7w.ifeofJOHN COLLFM,

Same day, at Preseot. a•-ed 28, ARTHL
tte THOMAS JORDAN, Esq., of Newtowt
Same day, at Kemptown. Itrighton,,theCount€
'his amiable lady v

.0 c nfined of twins the da
Same day, aged pa. Mrs. FANNY WEST, 1:
Mr. Robert West. builder. of K ngston.n—
On the 18th instant. alto* a ,^
she bore with Cloi,tiati
Mr. THOMAS WEB ,TER, of Chi

and painful ill
,YDII, the belo

deeply deplored

Sarile da'

it the house c

'critic-terrace, aged 85, Mr:

vn tne 19th instant, in Upper Irede ick-s
and 11 months, MARTHA JANE VA LEN]
much beloved and only child of Mr. JOHN

grand.e

hte of Captain J
EMILY, younec

ame day, SA

for the county

reared in good lie

and, havirig made a passing obse
tired to bed again. In a few it

On the firth instant
HILL ARY, Bart., ar
peace for the Isle of M
Same day, Mr. AMBROSE FISHER

n her 6>d year, EMMA, lady
one of I

jcsty's j

R, third son of tAe
n, Wicklow.

d wife of

art-owner, William
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

every descripi

able additions, neither
_r_red to enrich it with all Pilasters, &__, ,
at have proved worthy of being introduced Kingdom, on the receipt (
lent, and it is now unsurpassed by any other which will be allow(

in received many vat
ha vino.

sui

claim on "public patronage,

which extend

To the GENEIiAL FURNISHING DEPAR
MENT much attention has been bestowed. and the e,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Will sail This Day.
For CALCUTTA,
1. The fine Liverpool-built Ship
VISCOUNT SANDON,
JAMES H. LANCASTER, Commander;
A I at Lloyd's for twelve Tears ; barth register 540
tons; sails remarkably fast; prese an eligitile opportu-
nity for goods, and has sup i r accommodations for
passengers.—For terms of eight or passage apply to
Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants ; to
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER, or
HUGHES, COWIE, and Co.

mor
%VS,
_ _ - _

LINE OF PACKETS FOR CALCUTTA.
First vessel after the VISCOUNT SANDON, and will be
despatched iu a few days,
The splendid Whitehaven-built Ship
EARL OF LO DALE,
Jo H N PEI , Commander,
(Who is well uainted with the trade;)
A 1 ; 313 tons ; newly coppered ; welt known as a re-
markably fast sailer; and is in every respect a first-rate
conveyance both for goods and passengers.--For terms,
&c. apply on board, north end George's Dock, or to
W. and J. TYRER.

Will sail on Saturday next, the 28114 instant.
For M A URITI US,
The fine new A I Brig FAVORITE,
JAMES R , Master.
For terms of freight o assage apply to BARTON,
IRLAM, and HIGGINS . , or to
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER.

Mits't

To-sail positi
'41:40
W. P
For terms of freight
BARTON,

th instant

NSON.

Li-1. To sail on Saturday next. the 28th instant.
,IF.;
' ' N-
~t :4' .4 . ,ilif
For BARBA
The Ship 3 INSON,
WI LLI A OGG, Commander.
For terms of freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.

'ively This Dav, th 24,
For BARBA ,
he Bar RLAM,
M Emu-, Comtnand,
or passage apply to
IRLAM, and HIGGI:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Ich half, if possible, by tw•o dif
case of Bank Notes or B
Numbers

nk Post Bills I

With the great convenience thus offo-d dior trans-
sniffing small Suins at so low r a chage, and the power nlany tiro
must not
now given of Registering Letters containina value, it is
dently all
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

AREA OI

every description of Orna-
and Flowering Shrubs, and the

• ..• at. wu, ma in ,Gogiana, ana Will be
ectfully informed that the carriage road offered at the smallest remunerative profit that the supe-
rior Gilding and style of Frame will admit of.

ds is in

lent order, nu

:es tor their a

IN WINDO

)RNICES

Vood and Sc

eave to intimate tha
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

prornotec

—Lieut. S. C. G. Gall

Adjutaricy only. /00
with the Manchester arid AitriricCiarnli;e7ilie-b-illio—r the 7th Foot, vice Somerville, appointed to the 84th_ lou,
zzu rota.-1 onu ...teutenants: Lieut. R. Coo`e'Fooo.
winch is already passed, and on the Mancheser side of Lieut. J. 11. Graham, from the 31st Foot, vice s°'
Altrincham it proceeds direct to Stockport. The route appointed to the 94ili Foot.
on this side of the river is very materially shortened ; and
its directness, its easy gradients and facility of construe- Royal
tion, will render it, so far as Birkenhead is concerned, 3d
Military College,
Foot.—Gentleman ChaedeEtwli H. Fw.itthioiullt,
pfrubas
°;:
.tbeer
vice Molvi,-- -ooitited to the 4th Light Draigo°lcl-tber
a line with which the existing communications cannot A. Walshe, front half-PoY bo re'
hope to compete.
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resigns U
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

On the irkth ultimo, aged a 6, SARA H. wife
SPENCER, and third daughter of the
wood, builder

ate Mr. Ja:

On. the 2nd instant, at Banff, Major-General OGILVIR
General Ogilvie entered the army as a coronet of dragoons Is
March, less,

On the 3rd inst
daughter of Mr. J.'

t, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, youngest
lES DOWN rr rirn

uraper, kiirkenhead.
day, at Shit:Mal, Shropshire, aged 103 years, Mr. JOIINI

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On the sth instant, at the Old Swan, Mrs. ELIZIBETR-18
LOUGHLIN, mother of Mr. J. M. b .ker. Chean.
irl

On the gth instant. aged 57. BARBARA. wife of Mr. WI
BLANCHARD, Crown Glass Works, St. Helens.
Same day, aged 3g, Mr. WM. BRUCE, painter, of Evert")
youngest son of the late Mr. wn,

Earle, Esq., of Boot.
On the 11th instant,
Weymouth, formerly of this town.
Same day, in Merrion-square,
SMITH, Esq., for many years commissi
On the 12th instant, at Westfield grove, Ileac,
Leeds, MAR, we of Mr. RCH A RD OASTDER.
Same day,Y suddifenly, aged 153. SARAH, Wife of Mr
RIMMER, late officer of the Customs.
Same day, at ilufford. need a 9 mr /unon,r.

JOHN MENZIES, Esq., of Wyke, ne

MBROSN

ner of Bankrupts,

mgk7,near

On the 14th instant, at his lionse,
JONES, late of Rui hin, North Wales
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY

The house was occupied wltha very animated discus-
sion, upon receiving the report of the Oxford, Worcester,
and Wolverhampton Railway Bill. The Committee of
the Board of Trade had reported against it ' • the Commit-
tee of the House cf Commons had reported in its favour.
The Great Western Railway were in its favour ; the
London and Birmingham against it. If it was to be
joined to the former the broad gauge must be adopted; if
the latter, the narrow gauge. Great interest was there-
fore excited, it being assumed that the decision of the
House of Commons would be in effect a decision as to
the comparative merits of the broad and narrow gauges.
The decision of the house, however, left the comparative
merits of the gauges precisely as it stood before.
Lord
_INGESTRE moved that the report be brought up.

Mr. COBDEN moved as an amendment that an address
should be presented to her Majesty, praying that she
would he graciously pleased to appoint a commission to
inquire whether in all future acts for the construction of
R.iilways provision ought to be made for securing one
uniform gauge, and whether it would he practicable and
expedient to bring existing lines of railway in England
and lines now in course of construction into uniformity of
gauge, and if so, to report upon the best mode of carrying
these objects into effect in the presant session of parlia-
ment.

Much discussion ensued, but many of those hon. mem-
bers who were decidedly favourable to the amendment or
Mr. Cobden, if proposed as a substantive motion, would
not support it as an amendment to check the progress of
the bill or to overrule the decision of the select commit-
tee. They thought the comparative merits of the gauges
ought not to be decided upon the bill under considera-
tion.

The house eventually divided, when the report was
carried by a majority of 247 to 113.

On the motion for receiving the Oxford and Rugby
Railway Bill,

Mr. LOCKHART moved that it be received a second
time that day six months.

After a short discussioq, the house
f 7S to

led, and the

report

nt into

ustoms
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Gauze Wire and .afrother Blinds, Wholesale and Belai

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