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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

that term.

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The Belfast Tim
show in that town,
white carrots were
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WHY LADIES CANI,IGT EDUCATE Dora,.--The fairsex,
though possessing: such unbounded and proper influence
over us, notoriously has but little controul over tbeiit
canine favourites. This, however, solely arises from their
seldom enforcing obedience to the orders-which they give
them. If a lady takes a dog out for a.walk she keeps.
constantly calling it, lest it should go astray and be lost.
The result is, ere long, that the dog pays-not the slightest
attention to her,. his own sagacity telling him that be need
not trouble himself by watching her, as she will be sure
to look after him.—Ced. Hutchin

-b; eakaap:

VEGETABLE 147 E.—The following b taken from a lec.
tare delivered in Exeter Hall, by the Re v& John Cumming,.,
during the present year (1848):—"ad ever tell you off
an illustrative incident recorded in fall travels cf- Lard
Lindsay ? He states that in the course of his wanderings
amid the pyramids of the patriarchal and interestiug land.
(Egypt), he stumbled on a mummy, proved by its-hiero-
glyphics to be at least 2000 years of age. In examining
the mummy, after it was unwrapped, he found in one of
its closed hands a tuberous or bulbous root. Ho-was in.
ter

sted in tb.a.,question how vegetable life could last, and'
he therefore took that tuberous root from .the mummy's
hand, planted it in a sunny soil, tamed the rains and
dews of heaven, to descend upon it, and, in the course of a

the 700t1 burst;

few weeks, to his astonishment a
forth and itidomed into a beauteous dahlia.'

SHIPPING INT

'ELLIGENCE

MaSIDAY, OCTOBER 16.—Wind N.E., f
ARRlVE4—Eyergreen. Brown, from QuebE
Ward, St. etersburg—Mary Campbell, Cilchris

—Pourer

,ephyras,

gbberg

SAT! En„..—Beceles, Taylor, Africa—Bertha, Mitchell, Con-
stantinople=—Elizabeth, Beverley, liotterdam—Delhi, Wheeler,
Sineapora—Luerttia, Gillman, Vera Cruz—Eliza, Ernest„Cher-
bourg—Grasmere, Vale, Alexandria, E.—Leda, Absolonl/4 Bei-
rout—Reno en Verwochting, Pyles, koiterdara.

Bell, Walsh, from Prince Edward's Island, at liingstown
Ocean: Queen, Penningham, from. Danzic, at I
FA.;AtOUTI-1, 14th Oct.—The barque itegi 11;
laden,. was fallen in with 27th Sept., in lat. 4
lose at main and mizen masts

Londom,sugar

i, with

and.Bertha.—Alem. The Reg ma, Free=
28tir Aug., from Dominica, to.fitl up, and
st'.3,Sept. for London.

Antigua
e on the

METEOROLOGICAL. REGISTER,
BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71,. LORD-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

IMPORTANT TO LADIES

THE GENUINE AND POPULAR MEDICINE,
PATRONISED BY THE QUEEN.

THE high and universal celebrity which ATKIN-
SON'S ROYAL INFANT'S PRESERVATIVE continues
to maintain, as a safe and agreeable medicine, renowned for its
efficacy in preventing or removing the disorders to which in-
fancy is liable, affording instant relief in convulsions, flatulency,
affections of the bowels, difficult teething, the thrush, rickets,
measles, hooping-cough, cowpox, or vaccine inoculation, and
may be given with safety immediately after birth. It is no
misnomer cordial !—no stupefactive, deadly narcotic I—bat a
veritable preservative of infants ! Mothers would do well in
always keeping it in the nursery. Many thousands of children
Are annually saved by this much-esteemed medicine, which is
an immediate remedy, and the infants rather like it than other-
wise. In short whether this medicine enters the palace or the
cottage, the proprietor feels an honest conviction of its power
to assuage maternal pain for infant suffering—to convert that
Pain into gladness. that suffering into balmy repose. It is
squally efficacious for children or adults, in English cholera,
spasms, pain into the bowels, and other complaints of the in-
testines, owing to wind or obstructions in the digestive organs.
it is highly recommended by the faculty.
Prepared and sold by ROBERT BARKER. 34, Gneigate, Sal.
ford, late 1, Market-place, Manchester, (Chemist to Her Most
Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria) in bottles at Is. 9d.,
tad 4s. 6d. each. The 48. 6d. bottles contain seven times, awl

three-and-alhfilf•times tbe quantity of those at I s. I id.
!d by all the Patent Medicine houses and Wholesali-
lruggists in London, York, Liverpool, Leeds, Wolverhampton,
:oventry, Dublin, Edinburgh, Sze. • also by all Druggists and
ledirine Vendors throughout the flnited Kingdom.
*.* CA iTTioN.—Observe the name of " ATKINEON
.I.xitlr.T;;K" on the Goveiliment Stamp. 'Established in th;)
WILLIAM TAR.OET, 1 year 1793,

ECTUSES,

NT IN-Li

HESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY._
k.} OPENED THROUGHOUT to HOLYHEAD.—LONDON
to DUBLIN in THIRTEEN
HOURS.
DOTRAINS.

LONDON. I CHESTER. I HOLYHEAD. I KINGSTOWN
H. M. IH. M. H. M.
Express 9 Oa.m. 255 p.m. 545 p.m. 10 30 p.m.
.. 8 45p.m. 345 a.m. 645 p.m. 10 30 p.m.

UP TRAINS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

ion is to stril,

,nd thence return is to be made to .5.

will consist of to

Kennel

who accom

e off W.S.W. to
ce, and from it to con-

titchell

discoverie

other convenient poin
rivdnev. The part

the direction of .E.B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

ips, sailed from ditto 11th September, and the
ng, 19th September, both for this port.
hence at Constantinople.

(screw steamer,i' from Constantinople at

SpeCulator, Anderson, and Pilot, Tatam, hence at Malta.
Volunteer, Reed, sailed from Denia 27th September, and
Compeer, Weeks, 29th Sept., both for this port.
The Ellen Simpson, for Cowes. put back to Rio Janeiro about
18th August, having sprung a leak, and thrown 200 bags coffee
overboard.
Eiper, (scr
Duke of W
Orio, Your
chibucto;
Cove.
Rio JA.
pool for CI
Mast dart

steamer,) hence at Oporto.
n„ ton, ()deur, hence at Oporto.
from Rio Grande; Lerwick, Griffith, from Ri.
Deboaah, Marwood, from Aliratnichi—all at

E tn.°, Aug. 19.—The Rad agn, Leach, from Liver-
ina, which put in here 13th instant, lost her main-
;the passage.

ARRIVED
SAILED.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

but he now

leaves it to be inferrec
wants to be done-1

from a
it the 1

ion aga]
of a CI

authors of course-

able measure. On the contrary, he says precisely

the revers,-
Aft

the above was written, our reporters re-
turned fx

,he mee

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g
verend gentleman

Society, and we

alluded to the subj

himself ; and perhaps this is

the most fi

ucing thai portion
s chairman of the
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le proceedings, he

of his addr

ting, an

will be found in c
said :--

I must, ho

come among u

this early opportunity to say

übject ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

SEACOME DAWBARN,

TAILOR, kc.,

110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

AGENT FOR NICOLL'S NEW REGISTERED PALETOT,

OF LLAMA CLOTH, AS ALSO

FOR THEIR OTHER MANUFACTURED GOODS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

TO THE PUBLIC

JOHN WILKINSON respectfully calls the atten-
tion of Purchasers to his extensive Stock of BRITISH
WINES, viz.:—
GREEN GINGER WINE, RAISIN WINE,
COWSLIP WINE, SHERRY WINE,
ELDER WINE, PORT WINE,
ORANGE WINE FRONTIGNAC WINE,
MUSCATEL WINE, TENT WINE.

The GREEN GINGER WINE Will be found on trial to possess
a full rich and delicate flavour, combining all the valuable pro-
perties as a stomachic of the purest Jamaica Green Ginger, and
the FRUIT WINES are of a very superior quality, rich and full
in flavour, and are confidently recommended.
PRICE 16s. PER DOZEN, OR IS. 4d. PER BOTTLE.
Purchasers taking a Dozen either of 'one particular kind or
assorted allowed Is. per Dozen discount for Cash.

A fresh supply of the celebrated MELTON MOWBRAY
PORK PIES received daily.

JOHN WILKINSON,
FRUITERER,
No. 1, CLAYTON-SQUARE, CORNER OF PARKER-STREET.

MERCHANTS' COFFEE AND DINING ROOMS,
LANCASTER BUILDINGS,
EXCHANGE STREET EAST, LIVERPOOL.

INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS, BROKERS, AND OTHERS.
THE universally - acknowledged want of Dining
Rooms suited in importance and equipment to the ad-
vancing prosperity and increasing mercantile population of the
port (conducted upon those principles which are the charac-
teristic features and form the strong recommendation of Esta-
blishments of the kind in the metropolis), has led to the for-
mation of the Merchants' Coffee and Dining Rooms, a suite of
apartments unequalled in capaciousness by anything extant.
As its originators conceive the interest of the Public to be
identical with their own, they have determined to obsen e the
strictest economy in charges ; while the able management
under which each department is placed will ensure a scrupu-
lous attention in the selection of Viands and Wines, the climax
of excellence in the Cuisine, a promptitude and order in execu-
tion,—indeed, every effort will be made to obtain and maintain
the support of that large and influential body of the commu.
nity, the Merchants and Brokers of Liverpool.
THE SALOON,
- - - • - - -• •

which is capable of dining 300 persons, is fitted in the most

chaste style.
THE PRIVATE ROOMS

are numerous, of various sizes, and calculated to accommodate
large or small parties.
THE. DINING-ROOM,

to which there is a Private Entrance from George-street, will
be set apart for an ORDINARY at each succeeding Hour.

THE SMOKING ROOM

is fitted in the American Style, and is admirably ventilated
THE KITCHEN

is replete with the most approved apparatus, and will be under
the controul of artistes of professional celebrity.
THE WINES AND SPIRITS

have been selected with the greatest care, and regardless of
expense, from the Stocks of the most esteemed Houses in the
Kingdom.
THE ALES AND PORTERS

are from the most favourite breweries in England, Scotland
and Wales.

J. FEENY, MANAGER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

COURT AND FASHION.

The Queen and the Royal Family arrived at Windsor
Castle, on Monday, from Osborne-house, Isle of Wight.

On Wednesday, the Queen of the Belgians, the Duchess
of Kent, the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenbourg, and
the Princess Eliza of Hohenlohe Langenbourg, arrived on
a visit at Windsor Castle, and dined with her Majesty in
the evening.
Mr. Brooke, eldest son of Sir Richard Brooke, part.,
is about to lead to the hymeneal altar Miss Duff, second
daughter of General the Hon. Sir Alexander Duff, and
niece to the Earl of Fife.

ORDER OF THE GARTER.—It is reported that either
the Marquis of Westminster or the Earl of Clarendon
will receive the Blue Ribbon :•acant by the demise of the
Earl of Carlisle. Since the accession of the present mi-
nistry, three Garters have fallen to the disposal of the
present Premier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HOLLAND.
x. To sail on the 25th instant.
For ROTTERDAM, Direct,
The Steamer RATTLER

WILLTAM CARTER, Commander;
209 tons register; built of iron, under particular inspection,
and in water-tight compartments; offers a most eligible op-
po r tun it y for goods, and has superior accommodations for
passengers.—For terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs.
P. A. VAN Es and Co., Rotterdam, or here to
A. F. MOORS, 2, Brunswick-buildings,
Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

Oct. 17, ISiS.

&ales t p Tturtion.

CART HSES, &c.
WEDNESDAY'S SALE AT LUCAA'S REPOSITORY.
• By Messrs. LUCAS and Co.
Withnut reserve,—To-moßßow (Wednesday), the 18th instant,
at One o'clock precisely, at their Repository, Great Charlotte-
street, Liverpool,
I riIWENTY-FIVE• CART HORSES, just off work,
in prime condition, consisting of a splendid Dappled Dark
Gray Cart Horse, 17 hands, with extraordinary power and
action; a fine Team of Brown Cart Horses, 16 hands 2 inches
big with great substance and action ; a Team of Grays and
Pair of Bays, very us-ful, and remarkably quick and active;
hilrt-iatytrori r

his stock; a fancy Team
a Cart Mare, and Cart and
ale at the R• pository, titb
will be sold to the highest
d Harness Horses, Carts,
Agricultural Implements,

ntember, and not taken away, ar

a number of
ng Vans, Whit

()n vices prior to sale
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

No chin,

nuyet
mes very uns

)d supply of Irish Beasts to-day and the quality
beep the supply continues limited. Good Beef

rates, and superior Mutton fully as dear
lade before the close of the market.

LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, OCT. 11
'he number of Beasts shown at our market to•dav
- -

w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF CHILDRNN.
A LADY, Member of the Church of England,
residinz in a healthy situation, near Wrexham, who for
many years has had the care and Tuition of Children, has
VACANCIES for Three or Four little BOYS or GIRLS, who
will enjoy all the advantages of a pious Education and the com-
forts of home, her number of end rs and Day Pupils heir).*"
limited. Respectable re ces, in Wrexham and Liverpool,
can be given. Te derate.
Address, A. ~ ostoffice, Wrexham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.

84 TURDA y EVENING CONCERTS,
WITH LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC RECREATIONS.
SATURDAY EVENING next, the 21st instant,
A GRAND
CONCERT

WILL BE GIVEN.
VOCALISTS:—Miss WHITNALL, Mr. RYALLS, and the
celebraeed Mr. BRAHAM.
PIANO-FORTE, Mr. .1. SAUNDERS.
Body, 3d. ; Side Gallery, 6d. ; Reserved Seats, Is. ; Platform,
zs. 6d. To commence at Eight o'clock. No Re-admission
Tickets issued.
The ARTIZANS' WEEKLY LECTURES.—On THURSDAY
next, the 19th instant, Madame STEINBERG will deliver a
LECTURE on FEMALE EDUCATION. Madame Steinberg
will give copious Illustrations from the British Poets, and ex-
plain the necessity of this Branch of Education. Admission :
Body-, Id.; Side Gallery, 3d.; Reserved Seats, 6d. To com-
mence at Eight o'Clock.
The ARTIZANS' NEWSROOM, CONCERT-HALL, LORD
NELSON-STREET, open Daily, from Eight, A.M. to Ten, P.M.,
(Sunottys excepted,) is well supplied with the London Daily
,11.)d Weekly, Irish, Scotch, Welsh, Manx, and American
Newspapers. Admission, One Penny. Papers sold at Half-
Price. JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secrelary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

Illarlieto,

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, OCT. 13.
Holders of Sugar having shown more disposition to meet the
demand, 500 hhds. B.P. and 7500 bags East India have been
sold at rather easier rates. The sales of Foreign are 60 hhds.
Porto Rico at 355. to 475. 6d., duty paid, and 240 cases 40 brls.
brown Bahia at 15s. 3d. to 16s. per cwt. for export; two cargoes
of white Bahia have likewise been sold afloat, one for the Me-
diterranean, the other for a northern port. Molasses are
difficult to sell, without giving way in price; 150 puncheons St.
Lucia have been sold at 15s. 6d., and 50 puncheons Porto Rico
at 18s. 3d. to 18s. 6d. per cwt.—Jamaica Coffee has been freely
offered, and 280 tcs. have been sold, at iather lower prices for
middling to fine middling qualities. Of Foreign, the sales are
800 bags Laguayra and 200 bags Costa Rica, at about former
rates. 1200 bags Guayaquil Cocoa sold at 28s. to 28s. 6d., and
800 bags Para at 295. per cwt., 700 bags Black Pepper at.2id.
per lb. No sales of Ginger or Pimento.—Rice is rather lower,
particularly for good quality; 6000 bags have been taken at 9s.
for yellow cargo, and 9s. 3d. to 10s. for broken, 10s. 6d. to Ils.
9d. for ordinary to good white Bengal, and a small parcel of
Carolina at 21s. per cwt.—The sales of Ruin this week amount
to 200 puns., chiefly Demerara and Jamaica, without change in
price.—At a public sale of Tea held on the 11th instant, con-
sisting of 3500 packages, 2300 found bayers. (chiefly Teas with
all faults,) at fair prices ; by private contract the demand for
both Blacks and Greens has been very trifling.—No sales re-
ported in Indigo, and only 40 chests of Shell Lac at 365. to 385.,
a few chests of Gum Arabic at 325. to 355., SOO baskets of Gam-
bier as 9s. 9d., small parcels of Sago and Sago Flour at previous
rates, 25 bales of Bombay Safflower at Ss. to 10s., 600 packets
Malabar Turmeric at 165., and 50 slabs Straits' Tin at 755. per
cwt.—Saltpetre has been dull, and but little sold.—Of Nitrate
of Soda, 50 tons brought Ils. to 115. 3d. per cwt.—There is no
change in Guano.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

THEATRE-ROYAL, IVILLIAMSON-SQUARE

Under the Management of Mr. Simpson

Re-engagement of Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN, positively
for Five Nights only.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the I7th in-
stant, will be performed Shakspere's Comedy of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Benedick Mr. Charles Kean.
Beatrice Mrs. Charles Kean;
To conclude with the admired Farce, called
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,)—Shakspere's Tragedy of
HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. C. Kean ; Ophelia. Mrs. C. Kean.
THURSDAY,--The last time, THE WIFE'S SECRET.
FRIDAY,—THE STRANGER, and other ENTERTAIN-
MENTS, for the BENEFIT of Mr. and Mrs. C. KEAN, and
their Last Appearance.
SATURDAY,—A DRAMA.
Mr. and Miss VANDENHOFF are engaged, and will make
their First Appearance on MONDAY next.

Prices of Admission :—Dress Boxes, 45.; Upperßoxes, 2s. 6d. ;
Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d.
Doors to be opened at Half-past Six o'clock, the performance
'M commence at Seven precisely.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
15, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET.
Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. R. COPELAND,

THE CELEBRATED TROUPE
TH_E CIRQUE FI}NITTIONAL, PARIS,
uNDER THE DIRECTION OF M. DEJEAN,

WILL COMMENCE SECOND EQUESTRIAN SEASONTHEIR
IN ENGLAND
AT LIVERPOOL,
IN A FEAYS,
WHEN THE WHOLE OF THE DISTW INGD
UISHED FAVOURITES OF
LAST SEASON WILL APPEAR,
together with several NEW and TALENTED ARTISTES.
The Box-office is open daily, from Ten in the Morning until
Three in the Afternoon, under the direction of Mr. T. Shuttle-
Worth, Box Book-keeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

of Inds

posed sell(

Schools, independent of, all higher
_ f serious consideration,. b the pro-
the children will be provided:with an allow-

a wort'

ante of wholesom
Cleanly, and indv.,3l

food of the plainest description.
.rious habits will he inculcated, and
be instructed in some means of earning an ho-
-lihood, in addition to the usual simple rudiments
The religious instruction, will be given from
ithorised version. 'A
provisional corn-
stablished, for the purpose of carrying
Mr. T. D. Anderson,.of
and Mr. J. ttubback, the secretary.
the Mayor is one of the committee.

e in the at

,e has been

the object

WILDE-STREET FREE SCHODI4.—The committee have
issued their report, for the past and_present year, and it

apps,._ been very successful in prosecuting the
purposes confided to them by the members of the Mental
Improvement Society. The school was opened on the

_ .
22nd November lasi, to afford " instruction in reading,
writing, and arithmetic, to poor lads, on the evenings of
four days of the week, Besides this, occasional lessons
were given. the attendance of pupils has been large, the
average being from 40 to 50 each night. in June it was
necessary to close the school for a few weeks, and was re-
opened on the 18th September. The following passage is
quoted from the report :—" They were engaged during the
day in someindustrial occupation ; some were in the bw-
est depths of poverty, others orphans, and two or three
confessedly procured a livelihood by street begging—their
ages ranged from 10 to 20 years. Generally speaking they
were at the commencement very ignorant and very disor-
derly ; so much in fact was the latter the case, that for
the first few nights it was found necessary to have a po-
lice-officer present • but under the judicious management
of the excellent paid teacher (Mr. Arnold) and his volun-
tary assistants, (several friends 'Laving regularly attended
and aided him,) great improvement was speedily visible,
and ere the closing of the school many of the pupils had
made remarkable progress in the attainment of knowledge,
and the behaviour of all had become most satisfactory."
The treasurer has a small fund of about £lO in hand, but
the annual expenditure will hereafter be larger, as appli-
cations for admission will increase. It is hoped that the
liberality of the public will enable the successors of the
present committee to open another school in some other
part of the town, It is gratifying to add, that at the re-*
opening of the school nearly 80 lads. presented themselyes
for admission, 40 of whom bad previously been pupils.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

adies and Genttem(

the present, the office of
fulfilment. He has no s

nd—no

I meet

,irm an

,sion 1

the-case. It is a prat ofour annual routine; thecairse is
old and valued friend—(hear, hear)—the cause of Isra
and I may add that one of its advocates at hand (ti
Rev. Haldane Stewart) is, like the cause, an old ar

id it is our pleasing
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

man replied—" He is outside,., sir, taking care of the
geese." Mr. Clough—" One of, you officers go and take
charge ofethe other geese, whilst-he comes here." There-
upon, another officer left the court to take charge of the
geese, who set up a loud cackle of delight and recognitiAala
at their stiff-necked and bltto-coated brother.

CHARGE OF MUTINY.-011 Wednesday, John K.4ye,
mata.of the, ship Auckland, was brought up on a charge
of mutiny. The commander of the vessel, Capt. 'bshep-
pard, stated that he had occasion to go into the Cove of
Cork, and while there the prisoner came to the after part
of the vessel, made a blow at him and knocked him down.
He then took a marling-spike, struck at one of-the sea-
men, and was proceeding to assault the rest of the crew,
when all hands mustered and overpowered him. He was
placed in irons. La answer to an inquiry, the captain said
the prisoner shipped-at Constantinople. and behaved him-
self exceedingly well until their arrzval at Cove. He at-
tributed his improper conduct to excessive drinking. The
crew_ also confirmed this statement. Under all the cir-
cumstances of the case, Mr. Rushton fined the prisoner
£5. and required him to find bail.
EXTENSIVE ROBSSERY OF CALICOES AND LINENS...—
Three men., named Gibney, Parr, and Callan, were on
Tuesday brought up, charged with being concerned in the
robbery of two cases of Irish linen, and thirty or forty
pieces of bleached calico. The goods in question were
consigned to 3.lessrs. Matthews and Co., forwarding
agents, of this town, and arrived by a steamer in the
Clarence Dock from Coleraine. Parr, who was a porter
in their employ, was entrusted with a voucher for the de-
livery of the goods. It was subsequently, however, found
that the goods had been delivered to a carter (Gibney),
who produced the note which had been given to Parr.
The police, having gat scent of the matter, at once appre-
hended Parr and Gibney ; they next secured Michael Cal-
lon, and afterwards proceeded to a grocer's shop in Tithe-
barn-street, kept by a man named Patterson, and in his
back shop found a pile of pieces of bleached calico, :he
manufacturer's mark on which had been cut out of each.
Upon being asked how the goods came into his possession,
Mr. Pattison said they belonged to Callan. Part of the
goods were traced elsewhere; and, on Thursday, John
M'Donald, Bridget Powell, and Ellen Barton, were brought
up charged with being concerned in the robbery. The
evidence went to show that the prisoners were in posses-
sion of a portion of the stolen property, and had pledged
1 it at various pawnbrokers. They were 444114 remanded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF CHILDRNN.
ALADY, Member of the Church of England,
residing in a healthy situation, near Wrexham, who for
many years has had the care and Tuition of Children, has
VACANCIES for Three or Four little BOYS or GIRLS, who
will enjoy all the advartages of a pious Education and the com-
forts of home, her number of Boarders and Day Pupils being
limited. Respectable ref. rences, in Wrexham and Liverpool,
can be given. Terms moderate.
Address, A. K., Postoffice, Wrexham.

SITUATION WANTED.
AYOUNG MAN WANTS a SITUATION ; having
been brought up to the Drapery Business, it would be
preferred, but has no objection to any situation, being most
willing to make himself generally useful. •
Address Z. at the Standard-office.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.
AGENERAL MEETING of the GOVENNORS
this INSTITUTION will be holden on TUESDAY, the
31st instant, between the hours of Eleven and Two o'clock, at
the CLARENDON•ROOMS, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, for the pur-
pose of ELECTING SIX HONORARY MEDICAL-OFFICERS
to FILL UP- the VACANCIES at present in the Institution.
Gentlemen intending to offer themselves as Candidates are re-
'quested to send their Certificates to the DIIPENSARIES%OE-
FIDE, 21, South Castle-street, on or befere SATURDAY, the
28th instant, addiressed to the "President of the Dispensaries."
To prevent any misunderstanding on the tiny of Election, the
Governors will please to observe that no Votes can be received
by Proxy excepting from Ladies, and those only in their own
handwriting, presented by a Governer, nor can any Subscriber
Vote if his or her Subscription be in arrears. Subscriptions
received at the Office, 21, South Castle-street, daily from Three
to Four o'clock ; or at the respective Dispensaries, Vauxhall-
road, and 1, Upper Parliament-street, at all hours,
By order of the General Committee,
D. H. GIBSON, Secretary.
Dispensaries'-office, 21, South Castle-street,
16th October, 1848.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

treat a portion of the

WHEN we eonsid

er ho

invested in railway
undertakings, we have a right to be solicitous as to
the maintenance of their credit with- the public.
Constancy of value is the essential feature which
to belong to every sort of investment.
who places his capital in any article, for the
interest which it brings him in, ought to be able to
s, for something
en we find a
e a character as that
one or other of

realised wealth of the country

ought

k man

re-convert it, in the worst of tin
like the amount it cost him ; and, v
case of so glaringly opposit
now exhibited in railway proper
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

and will have it, be it

It is for the free t

Lora!

It is intended to erect
of the late Richard Earle

R B. Lancaster has
Chapel in Soho-street, and is

the Bay

from Au
Saturday

The Queen

SEA CO

circulated by seve

Try has be

near the Lightship

have promised to free trade a fair and full
Ind their workmen to say

•ch at Roby as a memorial

arle has come forward for Ahercromby
'`son Gladstone having declined to do so.
e of

fined the charge

ut to remove

a steam-ship, which arrived on Monday last
a, sailed again for Halifax and New York on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

horn pnnishm-ent is now about to be visited

There is one circu

W HEN

maint

nstanOY C

k. man who plac

nterest

,nvert i

in the NVo.

the amount it c

ase of so glai

ow exhibited in W.ilv

isions force

,ched to it

n of capi
)ered our

e, as an inn

7erences in ti

elhng r

rf consideration

based and guar

miun3s upon which, j
almost ?t covered tt

all railway prof
ice. for we cant

estion

icient

blic mind was a

at bay

:d. Our lead

a 6 to 8 per cent

fairly worth the

and 1

h we ha

[eared up,
vain in ba

s to prc

to vil

) when,

further eireun

however, connected

governm

s Of the clerical body

We ref

certain Father

,ed to negotiate terms I

irrender of Mr.
at a time when
a proclaimed rebel, or

an overt act of
particular priest been made
r is it intended that he should

s tlken to institute

gh several arrests

nce, and one even of a

In this

re can

e of the castl

1, can be more

;tices, in the

3 to the same prac-

a portion (

,ect in ria

.t with the pub'

,1 feature. which

)rt of investment

article, for the

times, for something

1, when we find •a

e a character cs that

one o

other of

,oritis, viz., that sucl

led in

;surd depreciation

conclusions are justi-

I too high,

tracted the atten-

) settle its prope

e contrast the

ittle above par,
.t 150 premium,
t that its holder,

numerous pre-

a branches,-ex-

the pre:,

the time, would

present appa-

e lotteries and

of our opened
11‘7

ii their respe

'ct of. which is
ieir published

nguine; and we

these as nnpro-

of them

But we feel assured that

fit universally so, is

accounts

the world, would

.ch can divide

it shard

ital which such a rate

are vague

Impressions,

luded el

ewhere. have

s of the working of
I fairly stated. WE

niately Capital

nce, which cont

sent depression, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

CLOSING DIN.,
ROY./

NER OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
DEE YACHT CLUB.

On Tuesday last the members of the Royal Dee Yacht
Club celebrated the close of their first season under
" Royal" sanction, by a dinner, at the Mostyn Arms"
Hotel, Parkgate ; and. though the early part of the day
was uninviting, heavy rain having fallen, the attendance
was numerous, includingmembersandguestsfrom Chester,
Liverpool, and even more distant localities. At six o'clock
the
.company sat down' to an excellent and sumptuous
repast, accompanied by the choicest wines.
The respected Commodore of the Club, Edward Watson
Lloyd, Esq., of Fort Hsswall, presided ; and the vice-
chair was occupied by William Ayrton, Esq., of Chester,
the secretary. Amongst those present were Sir Edward
Walker, Chairman of the Committee for the Improvement
of the River Dee ; John Simpson, Esq. ; Thomas Bir-
chall, Esq., (owner of the beautiful and highly successful
yacht, " The Vision ;" Captain Fyfe, Capt. Garratt, Mr.
Piper, Mr. Wemys, Mr. Eustace, and another gentleman

(whose name we did not ascertain), all of the 46th Regi-
ment, now stationed at Chester ; R. Pedder, Esq., of
Preston, and others.
After the banquet, the usual loyal toasts were succes-
sively given, and drunk with the greatest enthusiasm.
C• to the t- f" T' krmy,"

apt. FYFE responder .oast o.
which w. a coupled with the gallant 46th Regiment
and Capt. GARRA.TT with equal felicity and feeling to that
of "- The Navy."

The CHAIRMAN then gave " The Royal Mersey Yacht
Club," coupled with the name of Thos. Littledale, ESQ...
YO whom he paid a high compliment as COttinacidore-Of
_ _ _ .

of yachting,

to his gallant conduct in
rn the wreck of the Ocean
d prevent-

aving many of the persons
lonarch. He regretted that eireumst
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

On the 11th ins
Rev. N

Same d

FRANCIS

me day, at thi

NV. J. Iron's;
of Christ

county, to KATE
DANIEL BALL, Es,
On the 12th instal

son of the 'late Vic
Bait., to JEM IMA

_
town, son of Wi
t,) ELIZABETH

uev. Curling, Air
this town, to LOUISE, s
`VER. shipowner, late of (
Cay. at St. rhi!in's
I: R j KENNEDY.
•tll in tint, at I',

B Irton,
linger a

he Emir
,team Packet Cor

OGDEN

day and place

Lately. at her resict
ness from dropsy,

late Mr: .1
_ I ately,

is nineteen by
jun

WM.' I

I.ate!y, Mr. R
at Redeastle, ne
poet of some pr
On the Bth AT

WARD: son-in-law of Mr. J. W
On the 25th August, at sea,
second officer of the American
••ii•inn arm I.l' W.n

N.P., ISAAC CORN

The deceased lost 1

was returning to
cargo, which he v

theQn 2211
flnl, Jones

:editerranpan

It., aged 8

On the 2Sth ultimo, at rionlh
NN, widow of JAMES TEMA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

ACCOUNTS OF THE BOARD C
the Board of Trade for the month ending tl
tember. issued to the public yesterday mo
falling off of .£539,331 in the exports as con)
corresponding month of 1847. while on the c

consumption of imported produce
The total decrea

In January a

ie returns of
sth of Sep-
iug. show a

million and
smaller
leclared
es men-
,• 1,„...,1

actureS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

;tanding the pressu
had been collected
mly a few I

inongst its support,
aany of the prelt.tc

-(applause)—
he Lord hatli

for t

hear.) N
',V all knnn.

7 most

God, ere that rcia
from Heaven, to
God and obey nc

tremblt

As se rvan

few days
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

A PEMALE FOUND DEAD rnoM

day, a man
charged before
death of a girl, by

med Devine, a sh

Mr. Rushton with being

stowing her awny in a box on -board of

.
longing to the office of Messrs. Tapscott, azents for
Alp. stated that while he was on board on Wednes4
afternoon, he was told by a sailbr that there was r '
" dead in a box in the second cabin.
make. inquiry, he found a girl, about eight('

On going t*

years of age

aken out c

ppreDtly

She wa Warm ;

,ut all efforts to

arc animation

utterly unavailing. He understood, that a girl, who had a
key to the box had opened it, and she had stated that a
man gave her the key, who brought potatoes the same
morning for the passengers. _ It was stated that the pri-

soner's ber had Ike keforiginally, and ib was probable he
had given it to the girl; but as neither of them were pre-
sent in count,-the mystery which surrounded the matter
could not be cleared up, and the prisoner was remanded
(on bail), Mr.. Rushton remarking that ho would make
some one account for the circumstances, if possible. On
Friday, the irrvestigation was resumed by- the deputy-
coroner. A girl named Kay, who came to Liverpool
to emigrate to New York, said she had seen staying
at Devines, where- there were other girl& who acted
as servants, and that Devine had spoken to her about
stowing away a girl. She thought she had seeri'deceased
there, and also on board. The witness vral-there on
Tuesday night, and two boys came on board with some
potatoes. One of them-gave hers key, which shethought
he said was to unlock- a box between decks, and which
she saw the boys move.- This key she gave to hersister,
who handed it to a perami.who occupied that part of the
where the box stood:- Soon after this all thepassen-
gers were summoned on deck to show their tickets,-and
directly afterwards she heatd.that the girl had been taken
out of the box dead.—litridg-et Riley, a washerwoman,'
knew deceased, and had often seen her nursing Devine's
children.—Mr. Woods, surgeon, stated that be had made
an examination of the body;, and likewise of the boxin-
which deceased had been ec'sfined.—The dimensions of
the box given by Morley, the- beadle, were, length 3 feet
depth Ift, Gin., width 1 ft. 51in ;, the length of the bod
was 4,ft. 101 in.—The evidence of Mr. Woods, the suy
goon who
_made the post-mm*oz c

urination, went t

Show that death was caused by suffocation.—The verdict
was that deceased was found staibeated, but how she came
to be stowed away there was no-evidence to show. De-

vine was'accordingly discharged. Mr. Statham (deputy-
coroner) remarking that he feared: he had played a dange-
rous part'in• the transaction.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

an what is to be done with tl

irrnan of the Finance Comnai

whether the Corporation were wise, or the reverse, in

of it. Since it came into their

been singuhirly rnismar,

and its intrin-

capabilities neglected. The road for pas-
the margin of Tranmere pool,

engers and carts alc

, &c., ought never to have been r

ed to be

blocked up with the

1 bas
the bat

have been renderei

lay, even more complete and convcni

to haw
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

ieaaring either the civil

and popular, too : for, in urging this
liberal assertors of the people'
restricters. Won'

It appear as
s rights, not as bigotted

B:a7-Undoubtedl

ri you press such-a
niea
y, if the endowment be ii

7ble. But,
• so easily

,posed of as you seem to think
SD much for the dialezue.

Mr. Editor, one or
her'

attending the reportinkof them in news

s from.

and -cut short,
desirable. Such has been the case here.
The proposal suggested in the way o
with a view of leading to further inforrnati

nt when further ex

interrupted
planation becomes

action, and:

mme-nded

itseit at once to an unsuspecting Englishman, who desires
rothing more sincerely than the advancement of liberty
both civil and religious. Unhappily, however, its
isrendered wholly impracticable by the system of Roman
ism in another ofits features.
I refer to the doctrine of intention.

;access

Rome is noes
has not left hersellopen to

icre lucautiou

warmed. She.

suct

to " the

asivuivc. Lica admiunivalt,t umugui anal
in their letter and outward matter, der
difo nn ilefs,nann

eu accuratetr
pr their voli-

when he cc

•ates the wafer, he it

:enes not to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

'rket for investment in this description of
^gPeted by the. pressure for

tocks is additionally
al'

underta

roduc

s stated in

of last week, that the
Jyr invested in railways
J, to which is to he added
.y lines, branches, &c., not
,enting a paid up capital of
ldition, powers have been ob-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

Just Published, Second Edition, in 12mo, cloth, price 2s. 6d.,
fIHE ANNUAL FESTIVALS OF THE JEWS
CONSISTENT IN THEIR PROPHETIC CHARACTER.
In Six Lectures, by the Rev. J LAM- B. LOWE, A. 8.,
Ex. T.C.D., late Rector of CI art, and Assistant Chaplain
to the Magdalen Asylu lin.
Dublin : P. . ARDY and SONS ; Liverpool : ARTHUR
NEwLiNa, 27, Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

y to sales h

NI COI
week th

MARKET, 0

ark applies to Beins and Oats

HULL COI

MARKET, OCT. 10

New `A

to hand in tender condit

LEEDS CORN MARKET. Ocr. 10.
lies of Grain continue good. Wheat, both n
"^,.: but millers evini

old, is offered at ls. per qr. de
little disposition for business,
a considerable time past. Bar
but the demand continues lin

have less doin
held at last wee

1. Oats id. per st. cheaper

IN MARK

T, Oc.
s marl

rates, bu

nearly maintains lat
a per. Bgrley 13. lower

TLE MARKET, Ocro

very fair; o:

T st. of

TE OF 'I

,slay there bas been no abatement

)roved feel
ting

limited b'

I as in a variety c

,th extreme cm

lose which rti
cf cloth, inch;

weel:s ago. No. 40's yarns, for borne ma
derable firmness; but nearly all count
II drooping. The depression in yarns i
nin goods. The intelligence received to.
nary revolution in Vienna, taken in con.

.ant with danger to the peace of Europe,
call. apprehend a further interruption of our
tip tile continent as an immediate consermence.

lot fiut

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKE
mafly wet, and, in consequence

—The weather has been
the attendance of strap

has not been F o numerous as of late. Dyed flannels have not
been so brisk, but all other descriptions of manufactured goods
have been in good demand_ at vs rot; inns nri roe 91,a Waal

The tra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

POLITICAL MISCELLANY,

Prince Metternich and, his son, and Baron Huegel,
have become members of the Brighton Conservative Club.
Mr. Beckett Denison and Mr. James Brown, of Leeds,
have been spoken of as candidates for the West Riding.
The latter is a free trader.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

In the Revising Barristers' Court for E
set up by several parties, members of a Building Society,
of a right to vote as 40s. freeholders. They paid 10s. a

a claim was

month to the society. v
cient interest in freely)l
the otl

A gave

hand i

decided

;t the clai

argued iu tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

street, Liverpool

Solicitors, 4, Sweeti

EXCELI

FINCH-STREET-TSTITFIErT.:
MR. OLDHAM has received instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, TH IS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 17th instant at
Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, 91, Finch-street,
near Moss-street. No. 94,

The whole of the genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
Effects, the Property of a Gentleman declining Housekeeping,
comprising,-in the-Patmovrts, Sets of Mahogany Chairs, Easy

In the BEDCHA

,teads, with H

sof Four-post and Tent Bed-
ny Dressing Table and Wast-
Toilet Glasses, Brussels, Kidder-
Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons, &c.
....;ether with the whole of the Kitchen Utensils-
Vlay be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had,
on the Premises, and from Mr. OLDHAM, Auctioneer and
) I Valuer, 13. Clavton-souare.

stand;with Marbi
rninster, and Ven(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

In the Revising Barristers' Court for Essex a claim was
set up by several parties, members of a Building Society,
of a right to vote as 40s. freeholders. They paid 10s. a
month to the society, which it was contended gave suffi-
cient interest in freehold property to procure a vote. On
the other hand it was argued that the freehold must be
worth 40s. free of all demands, and that the holding must

decided against the claim
argued in the Court.of Coma

kn npp,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

011 FRIDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Lancaster-buildings, Tithebarn-stree4,
1894 Bags SALTPETRE,
Per Endymion, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. SANDS,
TURNER, and Co., Merchants, or to
J. A. JEE and Co., Brokers.

ale.

WINES

Owing to the depressed state of the Wine Trade here, there

Will be on SALE, for some time,

some superior Old PORT, (Sandyman's,) at 325. per Doz. ;
A Parcel of CLARET, in One Doz. Hampers, at 30s. per Hamper;
CHAMPAGNE, of superior quality, in One Dozen Cases, at

i . .
425. per Dozen, duty included ;
And a large quantity of fine Pale SHERRY,
Shipped by some of the First Houses in Cadiz. Price 265. per
Dozen, Bottles and Packages included. They can be
tasted in the cellars, or by sample.

Also, a Large Quantity of choicest SCOTCH MALT WHISKY
II o. P., at I6s. per Gall., in quantities of not less than 2 galls.
W. A. SMITH, Slater-court, 5, Castle-street.

Apply to

e)tram Pabigatton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of New Patients entered on the Books of the
Dispensaries during the lust week.
NORTII, VAUXITALL-ROAD.—New cases received advice and
Medicine at the institution, 259; new cases visited at their
eiyyllhouses, and supplied with medicine, 118_!.!.0ta1,.375.--=

SOUTH, 1; UPPER PA RLTAMENT-STREET--'

New cases received

tyke and medicir
t their own home

he institution,232 ; new cases visited
I supplied with medicine, 92; total,

A. H. 011;so;,i, S

!cretary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

Oct. 1/. MIL

THIRD EDITION.

Standard-office, Two o'clock, p.m

ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

The North American royal mail steam-ship Acadia,
Capt. Walter Douglas, came up the river to-day at half.-
past one, p.m. She left Boston on the 4th instant, and
Halifax on the 6th • and has made the passage from the
former port in rather more than twelve days, including
the detention at Halifax.

1 LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET

.1/5 DAY.

Our Share market this morning has been son
and better prices are offered, there being a hope
ments about to be issued by the large companies
the false impress'

rhat firmer,
t the state-
ky dissipate

_aroaci, and cause
Business was done at the following prices
2 d. ; Great Northern A; 24 ; Do. B, 4 d

Lvatim.
pref..
d.;5

...,,
Midland stock 72

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,

Although still oppose
ships, aided by the tid
which, including those
a few parcels of Wheat,
Oatmeal from Ireland,
foreign IVheat, however

1 by reverse wind

up previntisly during thl
, with a fair supply of 0
but scartt.ly anything
r, the import is large,
lour from the'States, rat

Atoar markeCthis

taming there Was a

a moderat

decline of

Did or DE

from the rates of tt
lour was6d. to Is. pe
.s.

Beans,

ate were iW fair re(
Oatmeal Was 6(I. per

'lest, at
load ch<
dian Co
been of

a decline or 1
aver.

he fine qualiti
White, more

°rn Meal statii,

r~ v
G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

instant,
[iarlotte-

work,
led Dark
wer and
2 inches
ys and a
active;
' a Coir

Horses,
,y Team
:art and
ry, 110

3, Carte.
lemente,

eight-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

IHE QUARTER'S REVENUE

In the ordinary revenue there is a nett increase on the
quarter to the amount of £722,277. But in order to
check any excessive congratulations at this little bit of
prosperity, it must be remarked that the quarter ending
October 10, 1847, with which the comparison is now
made, was about the very worst we have had for some
years. It fell below the corresponding quarter of 1846 by
no less a sum than £1,276,912. The present increase,
therefore, recovers little more than half of the previous
downfall, leaving the quarter still more than half a million
below the corresponding one of 1846. The quarter end-
ing October 10, 1847, exhibited what may be called an
unnatural and accidental depression. Owing to the high
prices of barley the previous spring, there was a decrease
of about £500,000 in the malt duties, and about £240,000
in the spirit duties. The parallel, therefore, does not
offer much positive satisfaction. We can only say that
we are not down quite so low as we were last year at this
time.

As may be guessed from the reason just stated for the
extraordinary decrease in the corresponding quarter last
year, there is a considerable impr,vement in the malt and
spirit duties. The increase in the Excise, however, is
partly owing to a change of accounts, the duties upon
public and hired conveyances, as well as some other mat-
ters, having been transferred from the Stamps to the Ex-
cise. Hence an apparent decrease of £246,003 in the for-
mer department. There is an increase of £469,839 on the
quarter's Customs, owing partly to the receipt of a consi-
derable sum on the admission of corn, which in the corre-
sponding quarter of last year came in duty free. That the
Customs should have maintained themselves at all in the
face of the tremendous difficulties and disasters of this un-
paralleled year, is as much as we could possibly expect,
and a reason of great thankfulness, when we look to the
prostrate finances of other European nations. In the les-
ser items of the ordinary revenue there has been no con-
siderable change on the quarter.
The comparison of the year with the preceding offers
little occasion for remark, and has been substantially an-
ticipated in our notices of previous quarters. We will
only observe that on the ordinary revenue of the whole
year there has been a decrease to the amount of £412,757
The quarter is,

therefore, an improvement on

pr,-sper
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

Oct. 17, 1848.

Co be &oaf,

TO PAPER-STAINERS.
ELIGIBLE OPPORTUNITT FOR COMMENCING

- -
BUSINESS.
AN Old-Established BUSINESS to be DISPOSED
OF, in consequence of the Proprietor retiring from Busi-
ness: There are all the modern Blocks, Presses, and Effects,
rtquisite for a First-rate Trade; as also, the Manufactured
STOCK and FIXTURES of an excellent SHOP, situate in one
of the principal Thoroughfares in Liverpool, having a capital
connexion. Price of the Blocks, Fixtures, &c., £300; and the
Stock of Papers may he taken at a valuation, at the option of
the Purchaser. Rent of the Premises moderate. If required,
Credit will be given on undoubted security.
For particulars apply to Mr. RICHARD DODD, (the Pro-
prietor,) No. 33, Bold-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-17

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, OCTOBER 14

ADMITTED: Accidents, 19; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 26; Total, 45.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 28;
Relieved and at own request, 4; Attending as Out Patients, 12;
Irregular, 0; Died, 4; Remaining in the Hospital, 81.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr.
Stubbs; House Visitors,- H. .1. Sanderson and John
Rigby, Esqs. ; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. Gilder.
sleeves ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev.
Wm. Hughes.