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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

for the salaries of consuls

ctly or indi-

pursuits, under a

a sections of the bill

re perm i

bsent hi r

;er than thirty days in every twelve

ng obtained permission from th
so to do, and that even then his leave of ab

is not to extend beyond ninety day

d that dur-
The con-

t time his salary shall be di
quired to execute a bond for the faithful perform-
his duties, and is required to correspond regularly

with the department of State once in thee

months, and

Jim Crow,

been deprived of s

Monday,

AND DISTRESSING Loss OF LIFE.—The
orning. Post informs us of the wreck of the
ctou vessel, which went on shore on the
oth ultimo, off. Norfolk, N.S., and was wrecked, with
a loss of 30 lives. Part of her passengers, 28 in num-
ber, were: eftmeti by a eel...oone, 'She was bound from
Pictou to Fall River. Amongst the list of the saved we
find Margaret Bowie and her son Robert Bowie; and

WRECK

Halifax 11

Sutledge, a P

e name of (

T were s

axed, and tn•o

lost, Two Fatkins saved, and three Ic
and tuvia-Lcv,r-ihms.3/4.45er-frnii-trtiTerr-s

et/ i anti Jane

.e, mother,
. Robert 11

id Alexander Love and Jesse Lov(
Millen and Margaret M`Millen, saved

iillen, Robert

Millen, William M`Millen, Janet
M'Millen, lost. Hugh Denoon,
Marion Denoon, Mary De-

Margaret Denoon,

Margaret

; William Frazier

are only three lost whose

leaths have not bereaved the

survivors.
Accoun

never to record.
from Canada West state that the crops are
articularly well.

A more awfu

MARKET INTELLIGENCE

CORN TRADE

continued up to last evening

air demand for flour, both

or export and home use, and heavy sales have I
!though at a decline of 64- cents on previous quotations

3 made,

urday was rather inactive, and we II;
,•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

urges its immediate

third of t

Coup,-
Dms

which we h

received there are some

lost all to thl

dvertised for

the outskirts ;

g,at:s

b 3 consul
Judge Lill

a notar

dicines are left ;" drapers thank their
they will sell as cheap as ever; a few sc

po:=st.ssion of any o

police ma

America has been o

a bock

account of oU

with the fir6t. 3

cowman

perous state

city 1"

MELANcunuy
FRENC

N 0 RI

conveyancer may
Honourable

of fire-

s, and state
re to be re-

to the
North

3 at the G

et they
tpr sill

The London jo

excellent

that a serious accident had
near Arras.

erciat city in a roc

bold it a E

The, Paris Naliontrl of Friday

PEAT

following on

the authority of a I
accident, and gathered his information from persons wh
witnes ed

rain consiste

s draws'

the train

by two locomotives. At five minutes past ti..,,. ...
was in front of the village of Fampoux and near Roeux,
where there is an embankment near a deep lake over&
peat bog. At this point the rails were either disjoined,
or displaced, or broken. The first locomotive, however,
gat over them, but the second entered tha sand witbont
going completely t•fi' the 'rails. The violence of the
shock, from this sudden stoppage, was such that the chain
not precisely close to the laeornot
which united the carriages to each other wag snanned
like glass,

wereA
at
thrown'ju 7' 'ittlZ rtilLineg e.
Marsh.i e';`l,reinfirastrhuu•a9sdleitrae-re
ally
broken to pieces, others sere upset and submerged.
Yesterday there were nine carriages ly.tig on the em-
bankment where they had stopped after the first impul-
sion had ceas d. Nobody can know exactly the number
of passengers killed or drownet
at this spot. The company
bodies have been removed. '!'he person horn v
had our information, heard on the spot, that up to yes-
terday it WB9 ascertained that there were seventeen killed.
The Liberal (.f awai, sates the number to be twenty.
As to the number of wounded. one occount gives fifteen
At Douai and Arras, t.owever. it was said that fifty
suns had been wounded, which is not imp

The water is very deep
I rnits that ekverx dead

carriages ran r,tt the ra,ls, anti we may suppose that most
of the pas engers in tipm received m re or less injury.
It is impossible to conceivethe alarm and anxiety that
were felt at the d.fferet:tt stations lowa, ds Belgiun
non-arrival of the train. hs de mas the F
general convensalion of tt c lad -ss

The del

3 on the
bject of

St itiOllS

When r

bled at
spread

there was a concert if, prveai,ons tn,oo the company,
It was said that they were not pr4,vided with tnaliriel,
that their penman& was wi bout experience, and that the
whole service had bern card-d on in a shameful tritnner.
It was added that in manv parts cf the line it wes easy to

see thßt th- e

havinr

Ind ne-

d Valenci-

to prevent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Al SEY BAY; (weather Permitting.

WITH PASSENGERS ONLY.
PRINCESS ROYAL ........Captain CRAWFORD

From LIVERPOOL,
(Egremont Slip, Prince's Pierhead,)

Every WEDNESDAY anu r RIDA Y, tiL rum .L.Lez
Passengers by the Trains which leave London at 6 15 a.m.,
Birminghain at 11 15 a.m., and Manchester at 2 p.m., should
arrive zn time for the Princess.
•++-•-•-•lTArgir

Every MONDAY and THURSDAY,

It Four Afternoon

FARES

;—Cabin, 1

; Steward's Fee

25.; Steerage, 5:

Agents for the FIRE KING :
G. and J. BURNS,

T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO.,
7, Water-street, Liverpool

Agents for the ADMIRAL :
THOMSON and M'CONNELL,
15, Jamaica-street, Glasgow.
D.MAcIVER and Co.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool.
Agents for the PRINCESS ROYAL and COMMODORE : ,
M. LANGLANDS,
32, St. Enoch-square, Glasgow,
ROBERT LAMONT,
33, Water-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

July 14, 1816.

0-buratto U.

MRS. COVER and Miss BARLACE respectfully
inform their Friends and the Public that the DUTIES of
their ESTABLISHMENT will be RESUMED on WEDNESDAY,
the 22d insta
The You!
with retie,

Ladies enjoy the comforts of home, combined
instruction and_jue intellectual training,

under th.

t care olAire—Principal

y be obtiined on application

Prorth, Everton,

PEMBROKE-PLACE ACADEMY.
THE above ACADEMY will be REOPENED on
MONDAY next, the 20th insta
Mrs. PRIOR takes leave &fully to inform her Friends
and the Public that he INARY for YOUNG LADIES wfll
be REOPENED on le above date
July, 184

(One concern.)

HOOD STREET ACADEMY, QUEEN-SQUARE,
CONDUCTED BY J. PICTON,
WILL be REOPENED o NDAY next, the 20th
Y instant. Cards, s ' mg the terms, may be had on
application.
65, Hunter-street.

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMER-
CIAL EDUCATION.
MHE GROVE SCHOOL, n WREXHAM, con-
I. ducted by Mr. SIBSON ' e EOP NED on MONDAY,
thr 27th July instant.
Cards of Terms may be had on application to the PRINCIPAL ;
at the Courier and .11crcurip-offices; at Mr. GRAPEL'S, Church-
street ; or at the Office of the Liverpool Mail, Liverpool.

WALTON ACADEMY,
WALTON-ON-THE-HILL, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
MHIS BOARDING SCHOOL--Young Gentle-
men, will be REOPENER,..searr Vacation, on the 22d of

July.
Cards of the
cation 'to Mr. P
pool 1 or to He.
Ireton, June

erms, with—a Prospectus, may be had on appli-
111.1C, Bookseller, South Castle-street, Liver-
211.`GREOOR, the Principal of the School.
25, 1846.

BOARD AND TUITION.
THORNBORROW c&—DALTON re
I announce that r SCHOOLS at VERNO
HOUSE, Low-hill, and a r New 'arid Spacious Room
Brandon-terrace, Ham' on-square, Birkenhead, will bb RI
OPENED the 22d instant.
Mr. T. receives into his House, at LOIN
tlemen w Boarders

it ESS}
A,YI spett

Ten Young Gen-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

COBDEN NATIONAL Tli 180 IT, FUND

AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS, KI4IP-
OWNERS, and BROKERS, convened by a Circular,
signed by Thirty-five influential Firms, held in the Cotton
Sales-room, on Thursday, the 9th instant, .„
Moved by JOSEPH C. ENVART, seconded -tiv JAS
NET,

MIILLE

"That William Brown, Esq., _-
Moved by FHOMAS THORNELY,
C. EWART,
"That this meeting fully concurring in the opinion that the
eminent services of Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., in connexion
with the cause of Free Trade, entitle him to a nation's grati-
is an
I tude,_hereby pledges itself to the earnest support of that Na-

ake the chair."
M.P., seconded by JOSEPH

ly commenced, as

sacrifice, and the unrivalled w
finished
_man has conducted

isdoni. With which that 4istin-
the struggle for commercial

rltived by GEo. MAXWELL. Si
`That the gentlemen now pr

!conded by DANIEL MATHER,
sent do form a Committee to

Aleved by Wm. STt

inded by (

E. ItAwass, Tun

to act*" Joint Treasurers of the
WIL

Fund collected in Livehlool
LIAM. ' BROWN, Chairman.
econded by JOHN CLOW,

Moved by Wnt.RATIIIIONE,SE"

"That the thanks of the me(
'man for presiding on the present
:on behalf of the Free Trade cans(

ing he presented to the 'Chair-
t occasion, and his general zeal

The followin

,re then handed in

T.Nlatlier,alpiAbbot)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Terms
Church

MR. JOIEV

AT this Academy Younz Gentlemen are prepared
for the Universities, and in the Various Branches con-
nected with the Mercantile Profession. The most careful at-
tention is paid to the domestic comfort, the religious andmoral
itnptovement, and the private studies of the pupils.
Clifton Park is peculiarly adapted to the purposes of an Edu-
cational Institution, not only from its elevated and salubrious
situation, but also from its proximity to Liverpool, where the
ablest Professors of the Modern Languages: and of the various
accomplishments can be easily obtained. The house has been
speeially erected for Mr. SORLEY'S Establishment, and it is re-
plete with every convenience. The lodging-rooms are lofty,
containing not more than two beds each; the Schoolroom is
spacious and well ventilated; and the Playground and Gymna-
sium-are ample, and strictly private.
The SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED on MONDAY, 27th inst.
PrGspectuses may be procured at the 'Academy, or at Mr.
Roar's, 7, South Castle-street, Liverpool.

DAY AND_TIONRDING ACADEMY,

HUSKISSON-STREET, - -
NEAR GAM BIER-TERRACE, 'LIVERPOOL

MR. RICHARD HOUGHTUST, (Successor
.to Mr. Jou SORLEY,) will REOPEN his SCHOOL on.
THURSDAY, the 23d instant; and hopes, by continuing dili-
gently ,and faithfully to carry on the plans so successfully
pursued by Mr. S., to merit a continuance of the support which
he basilitherto rueived.

Mr. H. will receive into his family a limited number of
BOARDERS. to who3e best interests he will devoteunremitting
attention. Tin house is in a healthy and open situation ; and
in the Play-oq-ound, which is strictly private, an excellent
Gymnasium fris been erected. •Lectures are elatedly delivered
on Astronomy, Chemistry, Eleotricity, and the various branches
•
of Natural Philosophy.

Prospectuses and Printed Testimonials from the Professors
of the different branches of Literature in the University may
be had at the Academy ; and reference is 'kindly permitted to
the fottorthlg‘-Clerninen T: Tattcrsluill, D.D. ; Rev. J.
Jones, M.A. ; Rev. F. Odd, M.A. ; Rev. C. G. T. Drifflekl,
11. A., Vicar of Prescot ; Rev. T. Raffles, MTh, LL.D. ; Rev.
Joseph R. Welsh, A.M.

EDUI

ATTON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

of One Mufeach,
how cramped or illegible their former

Private -Less(

Mr. VROMPSON teaches the useful art of BOOK-KEEPING
by Double Entry ; his Lessons contain the principles and par-
ticular rules now used in the Mercantile Houses in Liverpool.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, MENTAL • CALCULA.,
TION, and SHORT HAND, taught in a few Lessons.
For Cards of Terms apply at No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE;
where a Circulating Library is kept, including the Magazines'
every month.

THE GENUINE LOCOMOTIVE NEEDLES,
Manufactured by JOHN JAMES, Redditch, having ob..
tained a high reputation, are with every confidence recom-
mended, as possessing superior advantages over the old snake
of Needles. The eye being unusually large, they are more
easily threaded, while the head and body of the Needle is free
from all projections, having no groove below the eye, Which
very much facilitates their passing through the work, and ren-
ders all kinds of sewing delightfully easy and pleasant_

Sold in Liverpool by the following Haberdashers :-Wholesale
by Mr. W. JoHNsoN, No. 14, Duke-street, and Mr. W. B.
WILDBORE, No. 51, Richmond-row; and Retail by Miss
LUCAS, Bold-street; Mrs. LOMAX, No. 3, Cases-street; Mr.
.1.
CLARE, No. 145, London-road; and in Cheshire by Mrs. Jon x
LostAx, Limekiln-lane, Tranmere.
C• OBSERVE.—The genuine Article has the Maker's name
and address engraved on each label, as follows :—" John James,
Manufacturer, Redditch.”
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

GENERAL MISCELLANY

Mr. Waghorn is in Vienna making arrangements for
the conveyance of the Indian Mail by Trieste.
The Penny Magazine has closed its career, after an ex-
istence of fourteen years.
„c

-ne amount of tne Cobden testimonial bas now reached
upwards of £33,000.
English coal is to be bad in every part of the civilised
world ; there are depots at Rio Janeiro, at Odessa, at

ikrebange

onstantinop

The Town Council of Oxford have appointee a com-
mittee to provide suitable public bathing places free of
charge.
The preservation of ancient footpaths for the enjoyment
of the public is as akening general attention in the cities
of the South and West of England.
SIR ROBERT PEEL IN LEEDS.—On Sunday week Mr.
Abraham Peel, of Sheepsear, Leeds, had an infant son

baptised at the parish church, " Sir Robert."
A pupil of the veterinary school of Alfort died a few
days ago, after three weeks' intense suffering, from having
in dissection caught the glanders from a horse.
A watchmaker of Cardiff is said to have invented a

tion for an indefinite number of (say 1,000) years.
Barnard Gregory, formerly of the Satirist newspaper,
has taken the Newcastle Theatre.—North British Adver-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

emip....miNa.asimi...,MMlNn,

(From the Q
Last night, at ten o'i
Roy;11 St. Lewis.strec

n of his Chemic

tion we ha,
overset, fro

In an incr

, and F

ho perished f

d we are-ot op

;e who crowded u

One foot w

eternity ! and c

tood, the fierce fir

view there were faces c,
from the funereil ve
shrouded them, app
sleep. By our side we

THE FIRE IN QUEBEC

a ,extni
or other, and th

fallen f

between the ha!

o extricate t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

SIR,—Amongst the many suggestions which have al.
ready appeared with regard to Prince Albert's visit, I
should be glad to be the means of bringing one to bear in

the proper quarter, and that as respects the ticketi of ad-
mission to the new dock, viz., that a certain number might
be handed over to the committee of the Exchange News-
room for circulation among the members and subscribers,
whereby those more immechately interested in the mercan-
tile marine.of this port may come in for a small share of
s ght-seeing on that occasion, besides proving in a mea-

sure the means of putting a check to the reprehensible
grasping and imaginary claims of some, as alluded to in
this day's Albion.

I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
I HOPE WE MAY.

liverpool, 131 h July, 1846

ANNUAL SURVEY OF THE PILOTS
COMMITTEE. -

Tuesday being the day appointed for the Pilots' Com-
tni,tee to survey the outward channels, and the condition

he pilot

considerable number of the members of the committee,
and many of invited friends, embarked in the steam-
tug No, 1, (the Dreadnought, Captain G,llespied at nine

o'elqck. at the south end of the

There were on hoard a number of it.fluential gentlemen
connected with the shipping of the port, including the
leading members of the pilots' committee.
The steamer left the pier shortly after nine o'clock, and
Proceeded up the river, to beyond the Albert Warehouses,
several of the pilot-boats showing themselves around her.
After making two or three runs opposite the town, to
collect and instruct " the fleet" of pilot-boats, which at
last numbered seen, and appeared with their flags and
couldthe
io scarcelyaneab
dowtilinlatenstaewdrrciotdhonitclock .
ensigns in beautiful array, the whole started off down the
river, the pilot-boats having to beat, the wind being brisk
from the N.W.
The boats (for it was a cont.st for speed) started nearly
together. No. 7 took the lead, and maintainedentmh
iitgq—outanifinettrioe.
boat built by Mr. P. Cato. At the Northwest Lightship
No. 7 was first ; No. 4, second ; No. 10, third ; No. 12,
fourth, arid the remainder not far astern.
the order in which we hagvesafsetalvtedat
The
pilot-boatsi
i Tbhree sstweaamschei.mre,
lew“isnneicitnho
and anchored near to her. A substantial lunch had beer;
p-trtaken of by the parties on board of the
riding
about
de. ltEklem.nr
,0j; ehlyn ki3N,
.. ta.
own
d
wonnoodtw,o ,Eawz,
sqhp.el, when
inwsdehisdei d
e.d .
The entertainment was enlivened with songs, glees, and
a brass band of music from pilot-boat No. 4.
On starting homeward at a quarter past six, boat No. 4
had the advantage, but she was soon overtaken by boat
No. 7, which was the last in starting.
No. 7 pilot-boat arrived opposite the pier at twenty-two
minubs past eight; No. 4 about half-a-mile astern of her;
and the others soon after in succession.
The remainder of the company on board the steamer
were landed at George's Pier, highly delighted with the
excursion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

FOREIGN ANT) COLONIAL

LINES.
Boulogne and Amiens

Central of Spain

Dutch Rhenish

Great North and South France
Great ‘‘ es:ern Bengal ..... .
Great Western Canada
Jamaica ............

- ............
North of France, constd .....
Orleans, Tours & Bourdeaux E
Paris and Lyons, Canal
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
Paris and Strausburgh, Coast
Rouen and Havre
Sambre and Meuse .• • • • •
Strasburgh and Basle
Fours at, d Nantes C'd .....
West Flanders
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

MINISTERIAL CONSISTENCY.

Every one must have been struck with that peculiar fea-
ture, or sentiment, which has pervaded all the addresses
of the new Ministers to their constituents. Varying one
from another as those addresses naturally do, there is one
idea which seems to hav3 occurred to each of the speakers

a is CONSISTENCY

" We have

we sha

not change,
;e,"—thus r

cannot ci

series of

:, has pro-

d some of th
mchere. add ref

Saturd

nave had the opportunity of j
cipla, conduct, and language,

sing the people

her my prin-
! under any of

of Edinbu

not pretend to s
principles are the

e changed, I do

irnfled in nothing

f those opinions which I

Fe recanted, and I mean to r

sary that I s

stood before

they 1

Beyond

that you
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

TO HEADS OF FAMILIES, &c

FREEMAN'S SWEET ESSENCE OF SENNA,
(The most agreeable Purgative,)
Containing in a highly-concentrated form all the active princi-
ple of Senna entirely deprived of its nauseating and griping
properties, and rendered so peculiarly pleasant to the taste,
that children will take it with a positive relish.
The extraordinary merit of this medicinal novelty has ob-
tained for it the distinguished patronage of Her Majesty—the
Queen Dowager—the following Physicians to Her Majesty and
the Queen Dowager, Sir C. M. Clark, Bart., M.D., Dr. Fergu-
son, and Dr. Locock—Sir David Davies, and Dr. Holland—by
many Princes, Nobles, and Families of distinction—by most of
the eminent Physicians and Medical Men in London, who have
been for several years, and now are, in the daily habit of pre-
scribing and recommending it as the best and safest domestic
aperient for females and children—the aged and delicate—the
nervous—the bilious—the habitually costive, and those suffer-
ing from piles, worms, sickness,, or headache, and as being
particularly adapted for ladies during pregnancy, and children
during dentition.
Impelled by a sense of duty, confident of conferring a great
national benefit, the Proprietor proudly submits it to the pa-
tronage of a discerning public, assured that a single trial will
convince every one of its inestimable value as a pleasant, safe,
and efficacious domestic aperient, the moderate price of which
places it within the reach of every family. Sold by all respect-
able Venders of Medicine, in bottles at Is. lid., 2s. 6d., 4s. 6d.,
II s., and 20s. each.

CAUTION.—The great celebrity this medicine has attained,
having induced many druggists in Scotland and England to
put up for sale base and worthless imitations, to the serious
iniurY of the original preparation, purchasers are therefore
requested to ask for Freeman's Sweet Essence of Senna, each
genuine bottle of which is signed John Freeman.

To the Medical Profession, Captains of Ships, al
Travelling abroad.

I Persons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION

Sts,—With re!eretice to the intelligence announcing the
destruction of the town of St. John's by fire, we beg to
state, that we have received information that the hooks,
papers. cash, and other valuable property belonging to the
Bank of British North America, were deposited in one of
our Patent Fire-proof Safes, and were found perfect and
uninjured upon the Safe being opened in the ruins atter
the fire.—We are, sir, your obedient servants,

C. CHUBB and SON.

28, Lord-street, Liverpool

DOCK TICKET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

On the 29th cf May last, on board the brig Matilda. fr
Brass River, aged 25, Mr. WILLIAM SALTHOUSE REES
this town.

On the

'th ultimo, Mr. THOMAS PHILIPPS, druggist,

aged 75 years

On the 4th instant, ANN, wife of Mr. G. PRITCIIARD, pub
lean, Vauxhall-road. nand cc

Same day, aged 7.3,'Mr..1011N WILLIAMS, of Childwall
lodge, late gardener to the Marquis of Salisbury
On the sth instant, aged 37, MARGARET, ch
E. DIXON, of the Menai-bridge Inn, Preeson's-row
Same dry, in Blake-street, aged 38, Mr. WM. ROBERTS
stone-mason.

ter of Mrs,

Same day. at Scar

orough, after a d

Miss MAR/

HUNT, of Gateacre, near th

of Mr. WALT

VERE, Bart. De
brother-ir

w of Lord Monte
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

BRAHMA TOLLE
On tt

e 6th inst

On the
a son.

CIIE. of

JANE BO

Bth iustant

Sime day, Mrs

daughter. -
On the gth instant, at Ashford Villa, Birk(
D. HARE, of a sou.

MARRIED

On the 4th ultimo. at Wa.ton or-the. Hill. by the Rev. H. J.
Ffindiey, ler. K. SIIEN TON B of Gar tang. to SA RA if
ANNE, eldest daughter o Mr. G. HO VI IA T, lute of teed Bank.
M Rochester.

On the Stith ultimo, at the Parish :sit urch Lt
BOTTOM LEY. of this town. to El IZA BETH. d
DAVID WRBsTER, of Larehfield. near Leeds.
On the 2:th ultimo. at t. firm' Imndon, by the
Rev, Mr. Denham, Mr. I4ENhY F A I.DR IDGE professor of
music, of this town, to Miss t °NMI ME itEDEI H KENT, of
Reading, Berkshire.

s. Mr. HOLLIS

.er of Mr,

On-the 28th ultimo, at St. Paul's Church. by special license,
by the R. J. H. Stafford. Mr JAMES HENRY ANDREWS. to
Miss CATHE2INE JONES.
On the 50th ultimo. at St.
DUGDALE, to ANN QUIvI.AIs
Same day, at B shopwearmc
Pettigrew, DAWSON W TURtI
at the Royal Institution, in this
Esq., banker, of Great Yarmo'
the late Vt,ILLIAM DIXON. Fs
On the lst instant, at at. Johr
park, Mr. JOHN BENNETT of I
LOWE BROWN GOW LA VD. da
Sunderland

Chapel, Mr. JOHN

uth Chur, h, by the Rev. A. F

head M4st-er-

)PFIELIA, dau,hter of

Toxteth

ter of Mr. Guwland, of

s Church, Mr, JOHN HARROP, of
g liter of Mr. T. ROBERTS.

Same nay, at St. Phi
Wrexham, to JANE, youngest d u
of Warren•street.

rhull, t,
Y JUMP, c

On the 2nd instant, Mr. JOTIN DOBSOV. of M
,RGARET, daughter of the lute Mr. t
West Perbv

On the 4th instant, at St Philip's Church, by the Rev. R. L.
Townsend, M.A., Captain JAMES ROSS, to Mrs. HANNAH
MAf.:TAGGART.
On the sth instant, at st. re'er's Church, Mr TIIOVIAS
LAKIN, to MARY, only daughter of Mr. WM. WILLIAMS,
cart owner.

On the 7th instant, at F .ge-hill rhurch, 11. BLAKE. to
Miss ULLEN 1,0,13R00KE, eldest daughter of Mr. W. B.
Foshrook e, solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

SHARES

RAILWAYS.
Aberdeen Railway
►berdeen, Band'. and Elgin
Ambergate.Nottingham,Bosto[

and Eastern Junction
Arbroath and Forfar ••
Bedford, London & Birminghar,
Birkenhead, Lancashire &Giles

iningham anu Gloucestei

Ditto new Shares

Boston. Newark and Sheffield

Buckinghamshire
Caledoniau ....
Half shares ..

d 6
d If
I d

Extension
Cliestez and

Birkenhe

Ditto half

Ditto new .E2O shares

Chester and Holyhead
,Clitheroe Junction ...

'Clydesdale

Derby and Crewe

Dereham and Norwich

It d hi

Dundee and Perth

astern Counties

Pe6etual, No

Yak Extension

st Lan casbi• e

4i p 5
I d i

East Lincolnshire

New quarter sl

Ditto,preferencE-stiares.,..,
Edinburgh and Peebles
Edinburgh and Northern
Ditto i 5 shares—Newport
Ditto Xl5 shares— Lochgelly

18g.. I 9
I d

0, d
a ig
# #

Edinburgh and Perth
Ely and Iluntingdon

2.lFieet wood. Preston at d West R
2s Furness and Windermere. ....
2& Glasgow and Belfast Union
241 Glasgow and Dumfries

114,.
ad 1 li 4s
i 1

& Greenoc

16s d iSs
14-16 i
Bk.. ea
par.. * p

12. Ditto halt shares ......
lit Ditto preference shares

5" IGlasgovf and Ayr.

74 .. 75
16k p 17

4t) shares

1111Glou

iter, Aberystwith, Rre

ock. G:nntl Jo
7, Quarter

One-eighth shares
£4O shares (L M.

reat Grimsby Dock

46 p 47
3 d 2i
5 d 4i

10 Great Grim

Qu .rter shares

42s Extension shat
106 3reat North of I

Nevi Stock,
e3O shares

24 'Great North of Scotland ..
I ;Great North and South Wal,

d
d
66 p

12t p 134
33 -33 i

14:6d d 11s6

Blackburn, Ch, ifey & L'pool d If
Blackburn, Dam en and Bolton. 14 d 14
hew 1 d
Blackburn and Preston
Oland Excler 9 p 11
P ai

psOdd
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY

The house was occupied principally upon railway bills,
a large number of which were read a third time and
passed. Mr. T. Duncombe presented a petition from the
Duke oflßrunswick, alleging that his income had been
withheld by the royal family of this country, after which
the house adjourned at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

'5O by f

s in the new

3. with fu

that the followii

Hornbi,
T. B. Horsfall, Esq.,
W. Potter, Esq.,

W. T. Keightle, Esq.,
J. A. Tinne, Esq.,

G. J. Duncan, Esq.,
Henry Percival, Esq.,

John Eden, Es.,
Edward Croppe7, Esq.,
S. Holme, Esq.

be eiven to the Lord Bishop

LIVERPOOL CIIURCH
)CIETY.

200 0
200 0
200 0

All Saints,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

,
141
• I
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No. 12.50.]

A NEW ERA IN THE BONNET TRADE.

MONTHLY FASHIONS.

IN order to testify the most effectually his apprecia-
tion of the extraordinary patronage already bestowed upon
his efforts in the above important branch, the Proprietor

respectfully announces, that, regardless of expense, visits are
regularly paid to the first Metrapolitan and other Markets, in
order to secure, in all their freshness and novelty, as they
appear, in rapid succession, the various choice and elegant
adaptations suitable to the progressive advances of the season.

The highest authorities of the most celebrated West-end
Milliners, whose talents are employed in contributing to the
_ _ .

tastes and elegancies of the haut ton are consulted, from whom
Patterns are obtained, thus enabling

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 & 62, OLDHALL-STREET,

To present to the Ladies of Liverpool and Vicinity, all the
advantages that could arise from a visit to the various tem.
ples of fashion in the most exclusive quartiers of London and
Paris. _ .

-
J. B. especially solicits attention to his recent numerous
selections, which present a most extensive variety of exqui-
sitely tasteful

SHAPES and NEW TRIMMINGS, in

PARISIAN, FANCY, AND DRAWN BONNETS.

HEAD-DRESSES, DRESS CAPS, &c

A profusion of beautiful
FRENCH CAP AND BONNET FLOWERS,

FEATHERS, &c. &c

THE TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Will be conducted, as hitherto, GRATUITOUSLY, and with
a constant and careful attention to the
FIRST FASHIONS OF THE DAY.

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 AND 62, OLDHALL-STRERT.

PUBLIC NOTICE

JNO. SEARLE begs respectfully to apprise
the Ladies and, Gentlemen of Liverpool and its
Suburbs, that all the NOVELTIES in MANTLES, Long
and Square SHAWLS, Black, Ducape, and Satin
SCARFS, TURQUES, &c., have been considerably
REDUCED in PRICE, in order to make another half-
yearly Sale, which system has, ever since J. S. com-
menced Business, given such general satisfaction to the
Public.
The Sale commences at Nine in the Morning of eaeh

day, at

JNO. SEARLE'S
SHAWL HOUSE,
130-TOP OF BOT,D-S7'RFET.-130.

AN APPRENTICE WANTED

40 BOLD ST R E ET. - 10
W I L L I A M M I N T 0 N
Is now selling
Rich Black Gros de Naples, from
Satinets ls. Had. y,
Baratheas, Ottomans, &c
Rich Coloured Silks and Satinets 2B. Od. ~
Fancy Striped and Checked Silks
Netted, Wove, and Printed Shawls 4s. 9d.
A large Lot of Printed Muslins, at 6s.lld.

(The Dress of Twelve Yards, all fast colours.)
Printed, Cashmere, and Balzarine Dresses 4s. 9d

A SPLENDID VARIETY OF RICHER GOODS.
EVERY KIND OF SUBSTANTIAL LINEN DRAPERY.
Hosiery, Lace, Gloves, Bonnets, Flowers, and a Variety of No-

velties, too numerous to detail, but all
DECIDEDLY CHEAP.

The Bodies are of
Fine Maddapoliam
Cloth, Fine Linen
Fronts, Wrists, and
Collars,
Well made and Ready
to put on.
A SUPERIOR FIT INSURED
Fur Cash only.

255. THE HALF DOZEN.
M'CULLOCH AND CO.,

81, CHURCH-STREET,

OPPOSITE THE THEATRE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

DIVIDENDS.

July 28. J. Cooper, Stoney.lane, Sonthwark, wheelwright—
July 28, H. Wood, Basinghall strect, woollen factor—July 31,
T. Pulvertoft, Wisheach, St. Peter's, ironmaster—July 28, N. T.

bridge:seo., Tysoe•strett, Clerkenwell, cabinet maker

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting

1, J. Berry, Church-street, Paddington, drape;

Aug. 1, W. Andrew. Fenchurch street, mahogany merchant

—Aug. 3, R. Lewis, Wilton-under-Edge, woolen manufacturer
—Aug. 4, P. Vaughan, Brecon, Scrivener—Aug. W. Rowland.
son, Wakefield, surgeon.

_
CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before July 31.

E Hill, Stnurpurt, hos,er Sayle, Sheffield and Rotherham,
ironmastcr—ll. Walduck, New Bond-street, chemist —A. Lord,
Manchester, dyer—S. Boor& Bristol, woollen draper —S.
Manchester, woollen draper.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS
G. Pentland. Perth, coaehmaker.
L. M'Bain, Kingussle, merchant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
JULY. HOUR
15. Joseph Taylor, proof and div. District Court, 11
15, Wilton IN OA, Ist .. Ditto, 11
15, William Lobergan, Ist Ditt ‘, 12
15, John •.,ellick Liddon, Ist
15, Thomas Dolphin Weaver, Ist Ditto, 12
15, William Kelly, proof and div.
15, James Colquhoun Kemp, proof and div. Ditto, 12
is, T. Wilson. C. K. Wilson and W. Wilson Ditto, 12
17, Robert M•Kim, Ist
17, William Sudlow, Ist
17, John Barton, Ist
21, Carne and Telo, proof Ditto, 11
21, Wildrun Kirhy, 2nd
---- * - ' -- '

21, Edward Jones, 2nd
21, Joseph Greaves Smith, 2nd
21, Patrick Hare, 2nd
22, Edward Williams, proof
22, Thomas Lee, audit
22, Wilalam Edensor, audit

Ditta,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

had. accomp
came to this

,he merc

rejoined the merchant, " are you the man who slew his
brother?" " No, sir," was the ready and witty reply of
Jack. giving his trousers a hithch, with a knowing wink,
" I am the man that was slewed."

As GOOD AS IF IT %
Islander says the tollowini

SOP.—The Nantucket

for machof the folly of d

A mouse run

about a brewery, happening to run
in imminent danger of drowning, and

into a vat of beer, v

led to a cat t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

We have redeived tt

believe, the mos

of June 15th, an

ame month.
sively to details of a
gration which on the

i to ashes, of w

of the bishop and c

zette not

sures of the g

the Governor-General of Canada: t
at New York and B

those who had distir
casion. This Gazeti

nnouncing

of several of
of these procl

any per

new buildings on a
survey be made by

of streets be a
The St. Jo

s "Film
fun

ccount of the fir

antile houses w

'd of t

g tbe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

_.._. .

LIVERPOOL, BANKING COMPANY;
EIGHTEENTH DIVIDEND.
ADIVIDEND, for the Half-year ending 30th ult.,
after the rate of 17 per Cent. per Annum, will be paid to
the Proprietors, on application at the Bank, on or after
THURSDAY, the 16th July instant.
By order of the Directors
WILLIAMWILSON, Manager.

BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
TWENTY-EIGHTH DIVIDEND.
TTIHE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIVERPOOL
do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to the PROPRIETORS.
that they have declared a HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, at thE

a and Three on c
f July, 1846.
By order of the

Each Proprietor will be

)sed until the Ist of A

BOROUGH OF LIT

GILBERT HENDERSON; ESQ., RECORDER.
THE COURT -of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the Borough, will be held in the Crown Court
in the Sessions' House, in Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the
20th day of July instant, at Ten in the Forenoon.
No Traverse will be tried unless entered on the first day of

(1. at the
be ent(

I will stand aver

Clerk of the Pea

`s Office,

Clerk of die Peace

ITOTIC IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the

ING of t

f SHAT

GGED

V 1
.t title T

hat thi'

le ignorance% aid delinquency in Liverpool
able to ESTABLISH FREE RAGGED

DING SOCIETY
,ESSIONS HOUSE, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Quarter Shares
One-eighth shares
£4O shares (t. M.)

Stock.k

reat Grin
3reat Grim

Qu .rter shares

Shefficld

New Stock.
£3O shares

treat North of Scotland

;rest North and South Wales,
Treat Western
Ditto Half Shares

4 26 I
sf) I
15
12ii

Ditto quarter
Ditto Fifth Shares
Ditto Ditto

uddersfield Canal and Railw
JudderA id and Sheffield ..
luddersfield, Bradfcrd, &c...

Inverness and Perth
Ipswi, h and Bury St. Edmund;
6e•idal and Windermere

aneaster and Carlisle

ancaster an( Preston
Ditto three-quarter share

Ditto quarter
,eicester and Bedford
Averpool and Bury
New

,'pool, M. and N'castle Junctic

Ditto £32 shares
Ditto quarter shares
Ditto filth shares
.ondon and ilirmin4ham Exter
.ondon anti Black wall

New shares

.ondon and Croydon
Third shares
New shares
.ondon and Portsmouth
.oncton and South Western
iu shares

New .e4O shares

New 450 shares

2ilLondon and fork

26 Leeds and Bradford
173 Leeds and Dewsbury

10 'Leeds and Tbirsk

15 Lynn and Dcr
15 Lynn and Ely

4 Quarter shares (B)
1 Quarter shares (C)
la Manchester & Birruingh. Coi
I/ :.lanchester, Mid.& Gt. Grim,
93 danchestcr, Bolton, & Bury
5 sianchester, Sheffield 5z Midl

82 Manchester anu Leeds .
38 Ditto hall shares
2 Ditto quarter slim es
3 Ditto fifth shares
42s Extension shares
61 Ditto sixteenth shares
42s Matlock aid
Stock. Midland Railway

£4O shares

Stoc4.l Con. Birm righam and Derby
21 Mold Junc.ion

15 Newcastle aim Berm ick
100 Newcastle and Carlisle
25 Quarter shares
25 Newcastle and Darlington .
25 Ditto (Brandling Junction)
Newc stie and North Shields
* 224 North British
84 Half shares
Ditto (Carlisle branch)
_

tock: North Union (A.)
hock. Ditto (B.)
50 Northern and Eastern

28 Norfolk
5 Half shares
42s North Stafford.hire
11 North Wales Mineral
7 New shares
22s,North Western

2i!Nottinghara, Mansfield,& Mid
124 Oxford, Worcester & Wolver
All'Preston and Wyre
All Preference (5 per cent)
All New (5 per cent & div.)
2}, Half shares (A)
it Half shapes (B)
.sad Sixth shares

Preston and Wyre Extcnsion

Wel Runcorn Gap
10 New shares

field and Manchester

Quarter

res No

Sheffield and Lincolnshire....
ShreWsbnry and Great Wester

,hfewsburY,

Nolverh. & Bit
5 S'bury, Oswestry & ChLstei
Somerietshire and Midland
35 South Devon
50 ;South I

;tern and Dover
arcs No. 1

New shares No

15 Con.solLated Thirds
2! Flail shares.
10 Scottish Central •
24 N.z.w shares
10 Scottish Midland
42s South Midland
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

A PATTERN FOR WIVES

fully abused
industr

found in the mic

Dip he carries every thing before him, running,_in

self to a thread, with the proud
endeavour of making both ends meet. Pretty spinster,
how I reverence thee !--Almanack of the Month.
A short ti me ago a shipowner, in getting away a vessel,
bad considerable trouble with one of his men, who had got

day, almost

.earing hic

rather top-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

DERBY

1000 to 30 agst Mr. Payne'sister to Cobweb—offrs to t
1000 to 20 „ Lord G. Bentinck's Crozier—taken.

A CLOSE MATCH.—A grand match between eleven of
England and the like number of the county of Kent, was
commencedi at Lord's Ground on Monday, and did not
terminate until Wednesday, when the all England players
were the winners, but their last ma❑ had to go in (amidst
the greatest excitement) to obtain one to tie or two to
win; the latter be accomplished by a two bit to the leg.
Kent : First innings, 91 ; second ditto, 66-157. Eng-
land : First innings, 71 ; second ditto, 87-158.
WALKING MATCH AGAINST TIME.—A match against
time, made by Capt. Estcourt, of the 2nd Life Guards for
a wager of considerable amount, (said to be £5,000 to
.€1.000,) to walk from the Regent's-park Barracks to the
Barracks at Spital, within a mile of Windsor, and back,
within twelve hours, came off on Friday, the gallant cap-
tain leaving the Regent's-park at eight in the morning,
and arriving at Spital a few minutes before one, perform-
ing the half of the distance, upwards of 22 miles, in less
than five hours. Captain Estcourt, after changing his
clothes at the barracks, proceeded on his journey back to
town, and upon his arrival at Colebrook, a distance of
about 18 miles from the Regent's-park Barracks, he had
upwards of five hours to complete the remaining distance,
and therefore won easily. Some heavy bets are depending
upon the issue.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

TARRIED

On the 2tith ultimo, at the Parish :buret, Leeds. Mr. HOILI
BOTTOM LEY. of this town. to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mt
DAVID WEBSTER. of Larchfield. near Leeds.
On the 2 th ultimo. at t't. Lone
Rev, Mr. Denham, Mc. HENRY F. ALDRIDGE. protess,,,,
music, of this town, to Miss SOPHIA MEitEDETH KENT. o
Reading, Be, k-hire.
On the 18th ultimo,
by the K J. H. Stafford, Mr
Miss CATHEIINE JONI
On the iOth ultimo.
DUGDALE, to ANN QUINLAN
fame day, at B shopwearmot
Pettigrew. DAWSON W. TURNER. Es
at the Royal Institution, in th.
Esq., banker, of Great Yarm
the late Vk ILLI AM DIXON,
On the Ist instant, at J
park, Mr. JOHN BEN N ETT
LOTTE • BROWN GOWI
Sunderland

St. Paul's Church. by special
AMES HENRY ANDRE

t St. A&Ahony's (

Chun h, by the
A.. Her

u Turner,

ith, to OPHELIA, da

Lghter of

n the Baptist's
Presc stree

Same any, at St. Pt
Wrexham, to JANE, your
of Warren s'reet.
On the 2nd instant, Mr. JOHN D
MARGARET, daughter c
d West I erby

Church, M

On the 4th ultimo. at Wa:ton on.the• Hill. by the Rev. H.
flindley, Mr. It. ',HEN FON BA RTOV, of Garsb
ANNE, eldest daughter o: Mr. G. HOWL IT, late
manchcster,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

I,IS PIA It 0 It TY

DI VI DEN us

July 1-9. F. Plank, Plymouth, per fumer—July 30, J. Ankr, tt,
Walsall, grocer—July 29. J. Robinson, Salford, millwright—
July 29. y. Findley, Manchester, plasterer—July 31, J. Living_
my 31, G. Wat-

con and .srittain, Manchester, 1,
son, Gateshead, Durham, bookseller

CERTIFICATES

cause be shown to the contrary on

the day of meetin

July 29, A. Beattie and F. Alacnaghten, Nicholas-lane, mer.
—July 28, T. Figden, Liverpool, bootmaker—Ju'.y 29, P
. _

J. ,!a:
D.. Tho

~ Manchester, manufac-
on, Bury, Lancashire,

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before July 28.

H. Blunt, Wootton, Lancashire, license
Birmingham, button-maker—G. 0.

victualler—T. B,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

minated, as is always the case with the narrow parts of rivers,
on the confines of a large and populous town, being renewed
every tide, immediately from the sea.

llie Beach is justly Considered to be one of the finest, least
:erous, and in every other respect the best adapted for Sea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

GEORGE KING

LEYLA
GLASC

)W BANK

glontrarts.

)N BA

reet, Liv

'ON RAILW)

GEO. FIELD, Sec

ILWAY.
e TEN DI

of a WAR

m at the Offi
'tation.

30 0 K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

carry out the

add to their number." - -
Moved by JOSEPH C. EWAP
••" That Wm. Rathhone be re

Charles Edward Rawlins,
Moved by WM. STUART

as lionvraiy Secretary."
Oa by C. E. RAWLI Ns, Jun.,
Mat Joseph C. Ewart and James Mulleneux be requested
A as Joint Treasurers of the Fund collected in Liverpool."
WILLIAM ,BROWN, Chairman.

Moved by WM. RATHBOI.§I
"That the thanks of the

rated to the Chair-

, -
man for, residing on the present occas.ton, and his general zeal
on be,half of the Free Trade cause."
The following subscriptions were then

ided in

T.Mather,alytiAbboti
Miss Mather
• I
Miss Jane Mather
Robert Mather....
John Mather.;
Daniel Mather ....
Rathbone Brothers and
Co

Rawlins and Son
Richard Johnson
n S. Johnson
J(.. Iwo -,Fred. Pennington
James C. Wilson
Richard Slid and Co.
J. H. and E. Brancker
250 01. B. Cooke ..... ,
250 0 Hughes and Ronald
200 0 James Ryder..
250 OlMeade King, and Co.
150 OlJames'H.

C. and J. Rawdon
James Mulleaeux.

James Mellor,
John Finch and Sons
T. Thornely,
Thomas Irlam.
J. C. Ewart.

George Maxwell.
Tennants, C10w,.& Co„
J. D. Thornely .....
William Stuart
William Mather, Finch
house.
Robert Mather; jun...,.
Wm. Mather, jun., Do.
James Stitt..
William Crosfield
James Crosfield, jun
Henry Downing, Glas-
Jornwn
James Harvey
Jevons, Sons, and Co
Morris Reynolds
Herbert C. Langton
Tnlln A

20 0
25 0
0 o
50 0

50 0
30 0
50 0
25 0
100 0
20 0
25 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

A. SEAT FOR THE BOROUGH OF STROUD
•1v be calculated upon. Pews in the parish churches

TIMONIAI
n,i_qtropt_ Lon&

2, 1844

Toperty

71271 C y apyca ..,... vs, .... j.., • y•-- - # 7 ——
F moderate. Also, the extensive and
VALUABLE MANORIAL RIGHTS

—I have much pl
unique and elegant pi
highly-concent

inVearingiestiinonyto your

foiem the ac

nna,.lvhich contains in a
principle of that valuable
mt with me twice to jndia,

nick are now ready, and having -found it to preserve the active principle of neuna,
TaPhic plan find vig- quite free from fermentation, I consider it admirably adapted
Royal Hotel, for persons travelling abroad • and am quite sure, that no per-
White 'Lion, son who knew its value woul'd ever take a voyage without a
.nu yr lute runt, o din , V/ Ava•
)N Solicitor, supply of your Sweet Essence of Senna.
Gloucester; at the Auction Mart ,• and at Mr. oGLORGE .R - To Mr, J. Freeman. I remain, Sir, yours respectfull S
y
I ams's Offices, Covent-garden. London. IL MAPLET OT, Surgeon.

nette diawings,

.t the George Illn,_Stioui.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Yardley is st ill much i
see a bet•er dw. Inlieritre

Lightning is also on the rise

cuts received

ger to get

toun, both out

of D4wson's.stable, are in some demand. Highwayman
has also friends. Little Hampton is well in, and will
do some wonders this time, if the stable be not deeeived.
The tioner's Daughter may run ; but not to any advan-
tage. For backers Polish looking well and going well,
but I cannot have any faith in his chance. after Chester.
Tne Conjuror, My Mary, As-you.like.it, Mongrel, Robin
Burns, Crmebrooke, and from Best Bower downwards,
can have no earthly chance although all have been backed,
less or more, by their friends=l think only to lose.
Plaudit roust not be forgotten. The stable is in the vein,
and she may prove very dangerous. Hero, should he
come, I am told will prove the best of Day's lot. _

Having goi.e through the whole of the horses engaged in
the race, I shall venture to select three, from which I
think my friends will be able to select the winner. Light.
ning, Highwayman, and Yardley, are my p'ck- The
Derby Handicap is rather a difficult job to analyse. I
durst venture to risk one or two sovs. on Lady Wildair
with Chertsey, coupled. The Foal Stakes I assign to the
care of Ramsey's Inglewood; the Free Handicap to the
Premier or Tour-de-force.
Friday will wind up the list of the week, and little less
interesting will the Leger prove than the Cup, as it always
arts as something like a key to the Leger at Doncaster.
The lot are of fir,,t-rate metal ; and some of them have
proved that they can race. It is hardly worth while to
comment upon the various qualities of those who have
already appeared in public, when we are so near the day
of the race, as every one can have the chance of seeing
and judging for themselves, if they will only start
out to the course by the hour of five in the morning,
at which time, or soon after, they may be seen taking their
morning exercise. I cannot say, with any degree of con-
fidence, that in this case I shall be able to pick the winner,
yet Poynton, I)olo, or Brother to Sir Henry will he about
it. The remaining stakes I shall leave alone. The Ben-
tinck Testimonial will not have weights attached to it
until the night before the race or I should have been glad
to have had a ni.uhl walk through its various competitor's
chances.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

guerean

From Halifax.—Mr. J. B. Uniacke, lady, and four
boys, Miss Murphy, Dr. Evans, lady, and infant, Master
Medley, Master T. Medley, Mr. Saunders, Mrs. Bailie
and female servant, Mr. Odell, Mr. Tuos. Kenny Reid,
Mr. C. H. Mimacke, Mr. Juhn Jardine, Mr. John Fo-
thersby King, Mr. Wm. Turner Blake.

MRS. TODGERS AND HER FIGHTING SON'.—There
was a lady, livit.g at Heidelberg, a kind of Mrs. Totigers,
who kept a lodging and eating house, and had a table
d'hote, where many of the students used to dine. Her
cookery, which at first was tolerably-good, by degrees be-
gan to degenerate, and at last grew so intolerable, that al-
though her dinners were the cheapest in the city, her cus-
tomers, one by one, deserted her, at.cl at length she was
formally put under the ban by the chore %ht.) used to fre-
quent her establishment. But the Frau Heximar fortu-
nately possessed a strapping son, who happened to be a
remarkably good swordsman, and he very significantly
gave several members of the chore to understand, that
unless they returned to his mother's banquets, he would
be under the disagreeable necessity of taking compulsory
measures. This threat bad the desired effect; fur a few
of the junior members who had not had time to become
very cunning of fence, grew frightened—they returned.
The cook, anxious to retrieve her credit, put forth all her
skill; a favourable report was brought back to the kneipe,
and Madame Hezimar's table was as much crowded as
ever.—Dublin University Magazine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

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