biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

foul atrocities to disgrace Ireland, but those stimulated by
cruel and heart-rending .evictions of the' poor, the Earl
replies—" How is the fact ? Why, my lord, in the very
same journal in which I find your grace's letter, no less
than twelve foul, unnatural murders, or attempts to mur-
der, are narrated with all their hideous details, from the
Irish papers, in the daily sanguinary column devoted to
`the state' of your-unhappy country, without one of them
being able to claim the extenuating excuse ofheing stimu-
lated by the cruel process of eviction. No ! they are all
—one and all—so many dramas in that demon-tragedY
now performing with such appalling atrocity in the dis-
turbed districts in Ireland, under the multifarious and
mystic characters of Molly Maguireism, Terry Altism,
Whitefeetism, Whiteboyism, Ribbonism, and so forth—
all members of one great conspiracy against property—
that they who occupy the land of others shall- henceforth
hold it for themselves." This excellent letter next points
to the sympathy shown for criminals, while. it:is denied to
their victims, by whole masses of the Irish population,
and to the absence of clerical exhortations against the
spirit which is abroad. It proceeds to speak with honest
indignation of those denouncers of what have heen called
" the oppressors of the poor," and 6' exterminating land-
lords," as men who have stimulated turbulence, and in-
<vented apologies for the perpetration of cold-blooded,
-hireling murders; and deplores the reproach which such
'proceedings have brought upon the whole Catholic com-
munity. And alluding to the church to which he belongs,
:the Earl emphatically says—" The public voice =in Eng-
land now pronounces her to be a conniver at injustice, an
.accessory to crime,a pestilent sore in the commonwealth ;
and so long will she ,be so proclaimed till we are shown
-some better reason than has yet been given us why Arch-
deacon Laffan should still remain unreprimanded, and
why Father McDermott should still be permitted-to exer-
cise his ministry." "My lord, (says the Earl,) the,public
at large look to the prelates of the disturbed districts to
inform them whether in their dioceses these duties have
been punctually and properly performed, and Englishmen
must -be excused in doubting it amidst scenes which-stand
forth so prominently to contradict it. My lord, it is not
only incumbent on you to satisfy the inquiries of all per-
sons interested in the repression of crime, and the-pre-
servation of the social system against that destruction
which now threatens it within your own people, but also
to answer the earnest appeal of those who have a two-fold
reason to deplore the evil—that it is a scandal to religion,
as well as ruin to the state."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

Manta.

TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY.
NVANTED to RENT, One or Two ROOMS, on the
Ground Floor. with agoad-Efitraiice, in the immediate
leitzhbourhood of LorOittvTt.
Apply by letter, toll.. 1)., Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

HULL CORN MARKET, JAN. 4

For this day's market we had a good supply of farmer's
Wheat, the condition better than wss expected, and such met a
fair sale at last week'S rates; more inquiry for foreign, princi-
pally new, of which but little is left, and rather over the prices
of this day se'nnight was obtainable. Old chambered foreign
not so much sought after. Barley Is. lower, with a small de-
mand and good supply. No alteration in Oats, while the mild
weather checks the sale of Peas. Beans rather more inquired
for, especially large new foreign, of which the market is nearly
cleared.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

ncipal articles of import. We
a few of these in detail ; and

TIMBER TRAM.., circulars issued
by Messrs. Chaloner, Messrs. Duncan and Ewing,
and Messrs. James Houghton and Co., we learn
that our imports, last year, into the port of Liver-

the a

North Ame-

the average of the
orts of Deals from

!es, last year, against
72, the average of four

The import of
t 7, 6254 logs ;

loved in the colonial timber

)yed in the transport o:

from February

16 tons
.nd for

46 ton

The for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

250 Sea Island
40 Stained ..

71 @
31 - 6_

34705300 Mobile
BotvedGeorgia I —4Z
143 42
l Alabama and Tennessee, 44 44
10500 New Orleans 33 6i
210 f Pernambuco & Paraiba 51 7
1 Aracati and Ceara
260 Bahia and Maceio
450 f Maranham 53 611
Sawginned 5 54

.... Minas- —
• Para —
70 Demerara, Surinam, &c 7
720 Egyptian 8 1
• Barbadoes —
.... Peruvian —
.... Bahama —
Laguayra
.... Common West India, &c.
Carthagena
... Smyrna
.... Manilla
3610 Surat
.... Madras —
.... Bengal —

24880 bales
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

sive of their verdict upon what we have written

We have heard,
from his own lips. the
Hon. C. Kendall Bust
Justice of the Queen';

w9pos to this, from one who heard it
ipituon on this subject of the late Right
for many years the distinguished Chief
Bench, in Ireland, that it was a task of
r, to produce a sermon of half-an-hour's

al as it ought to be, than was i
volved in the every-day practice of a barrister of no more thi

th once in the week

Reading for the Railroad. Londc
Chambers.

Wertheim, Aldine

A book with the above title, of very modest appearance
Ind moderate dimensions has come before us. It is yen
le in design, and likely to prove very useful in it;
It consists of short extrects judicially selecte(
Is persons, botl

e writings of eminent and
les of

men and women.
Cowper, Cecil, Bish(

Horne Leigh Richmond, &c., are
sufficient guarantees for the Character of the work ; and
the appended index of subjects, renders its stories imme-
diately available, while its size and price must prove an
additional attraction, ensuring for it a very wide circula-

ver were invested in one, I non
t requires little foresight Advice to Clerks, and Hints to Employers
House of Lords is seated Red Lion-court, Fleet-street
.e of Commons receives This is one of those invaluable little works which M
,ommercial inteie-t : the Mitchell has of late been so assiduous in giving to th

C. Mitchell,

nee, and gives its ultimate world. We recommend it to every clerk, and, Indeed,. to
&
two houses are a au tent every young man who is entering upon the career of. life,
is far as relates to great as an excellent guide to advancement and honest nide-
wn history, since i?endence. Employers of youth, moreover, may gather
fromits pages many a useful lesson.

aptly testify
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

CARPET MANUFACTURERS

DEALERS IN CARPETS
ARE frequently charged with Making and Vending
Carpets that do not wear well. It requires no practical
knowledge to decide, that the best *ty_that could be pro-
duced would fail to resist the ructive tendency of a six,
nine, or twelve months' ace ation of grit and dust. From
the experience of twent ars in the manufacture of Brussels
Carpets, I have no sitation in stating, that THE INJURY
FROM DIRT AN IMPROPER CLEANSING IS FIVE TIMES
MORE THAN T AT FROM ACTUAL WEAR.

JAMES DOBSON,
Proprietor of the Practical Means for

CLEANSING AND PRESERVING CARPETS,
Established in Liverpool 1843.

ORDERS RECEIVED AT

24, ROSCOE-ARCADE, AND 39, MILL-ROAD, EVERTON.
N.B.—Carpets from the Country should be addressed to 24,
Roscoe Arcade. A cord round them is sufficient.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

French Sable Ditto,„ itis
Real Ditto Ditto, 21s
Chinchilla Ditto, 21s.

BOOTS AND SHOES,

ON A NEW AND IMPROVED SYSTEM, thereby rendering it so
secure that it is impossible for it to come off, even if exposed to
heat, making it wear much longer than by applying in the pre-
se t -ecommended system, and finishing it off in so fine a man-
n, r a to give it a much neater appearance than leather; thus
comuining lightness, durability, and strength in a manner that
has never been attempted before in the manufacture of Boots
and Shoes.

J. P. takes this public opportunity of thanking his Friends
and the Public for the favoured support he has received from
them since his commencement in business, and bet,,s to call
their attention to his large Assortment of every description of
BOOTS AND SHOES,

adapted for the present season, most of which being his own
manufacture, and got up under his own inspection, with the
best quality of Workmanship and Materials, he feels confident
flank -4111.•
CANNOT

3e equal

CHEAPNESS AND FASHIONABLE WORK.
Boots and Shoes made to order, and new fronted, in the newest
style, and with the best quality of French Leather, warranted
never to break or give wav at the sides.

Constantly on Gnd,
GUTTA PERCHA SHOOTING BOOTS,
Patent Hide Boots, Wellingtons, Clarence, and Cloth Boots,

and all descriptions of Shoes. Also, Patent Leather, French
Dress Wellingtons, Albert Boots, and Patent Leather Dancing

Boots and Shoes Soled and Heeled with Gutta Percha or
Leather at Three Hours' notice, and at prices much lower than
those usually charged.

Export orders CO any extent attended to with the utmost
promptitude, and on the most advantageous terms.

JEWELLERY, WATCHES, AND ELECTRO-
PLATE.
yi L. HAUSBURG takes the liberty of directing
.1: • the attention of his Friends and the Public to his
STOCK of

JEWELLER/

In addition to the usual splendid assortment, will be found
his recent extensive Selections from the Stocks of the most
celebrated Manufacturers of the Metropolis, and the produc-
tions of his own Manufactory upon the Premises ; the whole
forming a most splendid Collection of Ornaments, affording
by the variety, elegance, and superior quality of the articles,

gieater facilijies for selection th 6 at any other Establishment
in the Kingdom.
F. L. H. would particularly refer to his
ENGLISH AND GENEVA WATCHES,
(ALL WARRANTED.)
GENEVA WATCHES, Silver, Jewelled in Four Holes £4 0
DITTO DITTO, Gold, Jewelled in Four Holes BlO
ENGLISH WATCHES, Silver, Levers, Jewelled.
DITTO DITTO, Skeleton Levers, Jewelled 6lO
GOLD WATCHES for LADIES Lever Movements,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

A C I

AND

ADDISON

ISHERS OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERS

ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS AND PRINTERS,

Have in Stock, and Man

LEDGERS,
DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, JOURNALS, LETTER BOOKS,
COPYING BOOKS, BILL BOOKS, & WASTE BOOKS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 13, Exchange-buildings,
3410 Bags Bengal RICE,
Now landing ex Bland, from Calcutta, west side Prince's Dock.
—Apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern

On THURSDAY next, the'l3th instant,'; at One o'clock,.at the
Brokers' Office, 17, Oldhall-street,
255 Hogsheads
16 Tierces }St. Lucia SUGAR,
155 Barrels
76 Cases Pernambuco
Saved from the late fire in Gladstone's, 274, Union-court.—For
further particulars apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

de
pulled down was rated at £30,000, and the parish
would not receive a penny as an equivalent. A long
conversation ensued, in the course of which Mr. Earle
contended that the Vestry had nothing to do with
warehouse rates, their sole duty being to attend to the
poor. The Chairman considered the Vestry had also a
right to act as trustees of the public purse. Mr. Poole
said that as the proposal to construct warehouses without
rates was now withdrawn, it became a ground of in-
quiry whether the Vestry had legitimate grounds for
again going before the Council. The only ground was,
that, by the destruction of the Wapping property, the
parish revenue would be diminished £30.000. Mr. Earle.
said, that, by the new bill, the scheme for building ware-
houses was not abandoned; it was only postponed for a
year. The Chairnian confessed he could not see that the
vestry had now any ground, to memorialize the Council.
Their only legitimate course, he thought, was, to take
care that no warehouses should be erected in future with-
out, paying rates. Mr. Jeffery, who represented a deputa-

. .
tionof the Guardian Society for the protection of trade,
urged on their behalf the memorializing of the Council
not to rescind (as was proposed by Mr. Bramley-Moore)
their former resolution. According to the bill in its for-
mer state, property was to be erected there, but that idea
had been now rejected. The dock alone had now to be
constructed there, without warehouses around it, so that
a loss annually of £30,000 would be entailed upon the
parish. The chairman remarked,that the operation of the
bill would prevent the trust building warehouses this sess-

sion, but, he thought, a pledge was implied to build them at
a future time. After some remarks between Mr. Jeffery and
Mr. Earle, Mr. Urquhart moved a resolution to the
effect that the board viewed with apprehension the revised
bill, and considered it more prejudicial to the ratepayers
than the former bill, as if the former bill had been carried
out, with the rating clause, it would have prevented a de-
preciation of the parish revenue; but this revised bill con-
templates the removal of a large amount of rateable pro-
perty, and gives no equivalent for so great a sacrifice.
This was seconded by Mr. Ferguson, and on a division,
the motion was carried by a large majority. There ap-
peared, for the motion, Messrs. Urquhart, Mellor, Seward,
Smith, Johnson, Haigh, Pim, and Ferguson. Against it,
Messrs. Earle, Poole, Sharpe, and Bennett. A memorial
embodying the resolution was ordered to be prepared, and
the vestry adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

GAS! GAS! GAS!

GAS CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, BRACKETS, Brc.
JHN W. HUNT, (late of BOLD-STREET,) who has
undertaken the Management of Mr. W. P. SMITH'S Chan-
delier Manufactory,

26, HANOOiR-STRBET, near DUKE-STREET,
invites the Public to inspsi.,t-itlex ensive Assortment of

LAMPS, CIWIIi-ELIERS, BRACKETS,
_Me GAS-FITTINGS,

on the above Preinises, which will be found to be well assorted,
elegantly designed, and minutely finished. Manufactured on
the Premises, under most critical inspection.

REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF COAL.
HAWKINS and RUSSELL beg to inform their
Friends and the Public, that their PRICES of COAL

now are Per Ton.
BEST HOUSE COAL, Orrell and King lss. Od.
. SECOND QUALITY, or Ince Coal l2s. 6d.
COMMON
BEST SLACK, for S ' use B5. 4d.
CANNEL, noun
Delivered free of age within the old boundaries of the town
RI ER AND CANAL COAL FOR EXPORT.
OFFICE, 6, EXCHANGE-COURT,
EXCHANGE-STREET EAST.

THE LIVERPOOL FURNITURE MART,
19, BOLD-STREET,

OPPOSITE CONCERT-STREET.
FAMILIES FURNISHING are invited to inspect
THE VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF THE
ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT,

COMPRISING EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

SUITABLE FOR THE

DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, PARLOUR or STUDT ;

TOGETHER WITH A LARGE ASSOR,TMEngT OF

BED-ROOM FUIIoWTTURI

IN FOUR-POST, HALF-TE , NURSERY, FRENCH
AND OT R BEDSTEADS ;
WARDRO , CHESTS OF DRAWERS,
DRESSIN ABLES, WASHSTANDS, &c. &c.,
IN MAHOGANY, FRENCH POLISHED BIRCH, AND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

Jan, 11, 1848.

~Lival

ite Shenandoah nacket-ship, from New York, arrived
on Saturday with £20,000 in specie.
The sentences on both Pilkington and Speed, con-
demned to death at the late assizes here, has been com-
muted to transportation for life.
Mr. G. V. Brooke, whose classic performances here at-
tracted crowded audiences, has made his debut in London,
and haslieen enthusiastically received.
CouirranyErr COlN.—Large quantities of base silver
coin are now in circulation, especially five shilling pier
which are so admirably executed as to preclude detectil
unless by eery competent judges.
On Saturday there was launched from the huildir
yard of Messrs. Tod and M'Gregor, Partick.
Glasgow, a fine steamer, called the Trafalgar Sh
the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company.
Since the recent highway robberies have brot4
omnibuses more into requisition by persons residing in tin
outskirts, cases of pocket-picking in omnibuses have also
---
rerlierr become n,n

-.00!

uses of
e deo,7

respect•
member
llers; 2

enders;
pr• teo
nay au,"

respect,
s had
ito tii
lion AS'
for it it
has ill;
infid

The packet-ship Yorkshire, which sailed from New
York on the 11th ultimo, arrived on Friday, with £45,000
in sovereigns. Her news has been anticipated by the

- ,
entered on Thursday night, and Divine-street was oui
a quantity of
candles stolen. On the same night the stable
sharp, Trowbridge-qtrpof

were enteren, ana a
of harness taken.
Shortly after the ship Constantine had sailed
verpool for New Orleans. on a rPt•prkf .T 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

LLD br itt.
O be LET, a commodious ROOM, near Bold-street,
T
about fifty-four feet long by twenty-five broad, with a rood
front entrance. Rent .t-32. And also, if required, a HOUSE
and SHOP, in Slater-greet, adjoining the large Room. Rent
together £77. Also, a HOUSE and SHOP, in Slater-street,
third door from Bold-street. Rent .440. And also, a large
CELLAR and a ROOM, for Stores or Workshops, near Gill-
street Market. Rent moderate.
Apply to WILLIAM HOSKIN°, 27, West Derby-street, Liver-
pool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

UPWARDS PER ANNUM.

FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE

TO be SOLD, ri PRIVATE TREATY, by order of the
Mortgagees, a new, substantially-built HOUSE PRO-
PERTY, situate in a good locality for letting. Price .e 2750.
Apply to Wm. HOSKIN°, 27, West Derby-street, Liverpool.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]
THE present Proprietor of the CORK SOUTHERN
REPORTER having determined forthwith to withdraw
from that journal, and being unwilling that an Establishment
so prosperous should be broken up, or that a journal so devoted
to the Interests of Ireland should not continue to advocate the
same political principles it has for years maintained, he adopts
this mode of informing the Public of his intention, in order to
afford an opportunity to parties who, having more leisure than
he has, and beim!' more suited for the arduous pursuit, would
be willing to continue the journal nn its present principles and
with unimpaired efficiency and reputation.
Southern Reporter Office, Cork, Dec. 23, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

THE LIVERPOOL STAN DAR P.

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, JAN. 7

Suzar.—There has been rather a better feeling in the Market,
attended by a slight improvement in prices, and the sales
•,. •AA n P RAM Lininfvol 1 RI, llama TTan ri_

tius, and 900 bags Madras. Foreign.—The sales amount to 70
cases, 800 bags Brazil, and 13s. to 16s. for brown, and 18s. to
91s. fid. for low to good white; 200 boxes good yellow Havana

ItuVI3IIIVIID.--:11Vlaoor szc oaIICCI ale
fee.—ln Jamaica only 30 tces. have been sold, but Foreign has
met with more demand, and the sales amount to 2200 bags La-
guayra to the trade, and 156 bags Bahia for expo t, at 2Ss. 6d.
per cwt.—No sales in Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento.
—Rice.-200 tees. Carolina sold at 20s. to 20s. 6d., and 4coo
bags Bengal at Os 6d. to 10s. for yellow cargo, and Ils. to 14s.
per cwt. for good broken to good white.—Rum.—The market
is steady, and the lower qualities are scarce ; the sales are

about 106'casks, inc uding flne Demerara, 40 per cent. 0. P. at
3s. 5d., and 2 per cent. at Is. 10d. per gallon.
Tea.—Business to a fair extent has been done in Congous,

common to good at previous prices, but the fine Moningkinds
at rates more in favour of the buyers; in Greens little or no-

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 7
Since the commencement of the year there has been

and steady demand from the trade, who have
fidence, at the full prices at which the mark
31st ultimo. Speculators have taken 300 Ame
lie sales of Sea Island (now in progress) will '

bought with con-
:et closed on the
rican. The pub-
be returned next

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS
For the week ending Jan. 7, 18

Prices paid
in the week

250 Sea Island
40 Stained
5300 Bowed Georgia

Tai ®
6

3470 { Mobile
Alabama and Tennessee

10500 New Orleans.

210 j Pernambuco &
1 Aracati and Cel

450 f ',llarapham,
Sawginned

Alarketo.

--.....--.
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JAN. 7

We have a good supply of Wheat, a great portion of which
is much out of condition, and sells slowly on rather lower
terms; for fine dry parcels last week's prices are obtained.
Barley rather cheaper, with only a slow sale. Oats and Shell-
ing remain as last stated. Beans sell in retail at late rates.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN

The transactions of the week have been trifling, at the rates
of our last report. The Liverpool and Wakefield markets, yes•
terday, were flat, and prices barely supported. The same de-
scription applies to this day's business ; there is, however, no
stock of any article to cause the least pressure, and though in
partial cases some concession may be made, this is not so gene-
ral as to render it necessary to make any material alteration in
the quotations of our last.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 4.
Wheat, 35 qrs., @ 2 15s. 6d. 14, qr.: total. 97 2s. 6d
Oats, 42 qrs., Ca 41 2s. sd. ig• qr.: total, £ 47 Is. 6d
Barley, 0 qrs., @4O Os. Od. qr.: total, 0 Os. Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

the REGISTERED PALETOT is Fashionable either

Riding or Walking
LEN CLOTH, which, tc

xnl is made from a fine LLAMA WOOL

red. the highest patronag

.gistered Paletot PofRLICILOaFCIPOALETOTS

lied with Sttx Ditto Ditto linned with ALPACA
TheDa
itto Ditto milled LLAMA CLOTH
l'letot D'Ete, weighing only a few ounces

TILE AA

,tiluES ARE Tim SAME AS AT Till
PATENTEES' LOYDON.

DAWBARN

N.ND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
TAILORS, ROBE AND HABIT MAKERS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

APPLETON
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of Betle-grange, Windermere,

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P. BAR

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Isleworth, aged 76,

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Dec. 18
Nov.ll
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

The stocks on hand are admitted to be very light.
The reduction which has taken place in freights
will, however, have the effect of adding largely to
the supply, unless, as is believed, the result of last
year's shipments tends to deter the lumberers from
carrying on operations upon their accustomed scale.
Prices are expected to run low for the coming year,
and, indeed, until money is made permanently
cheaper. We come next to the

FOREIGN PROVISION TRADE.—From the cir-
cular of Messrs. Gardner and Co, we extract the
following tables, exhibiting the results of the five
years since the trade has been thrown open :

IMPORTS FROM IST JANUARY TO 31ST DECEMBER

ACON CHEESI,

Tcs. I 13r1s. Cwts. Casks Boxes. 8r18431 3498 15005 2956 .... 4500 19093 238
18441 9300 8354 7939 .... 5287 18245 20C
1845'15573 3337 7930 .... 5017 44445 92
1846 25913 9218 : 14871 .. . 4049 58749 211
1847' 16591 4168 ' 29155 50319 6.70 55730 29*

STOCKS, 31ST DECEMBEE

PORK. BACON.' CHEESE

Tierces. Barrels
1843 equal to 6080 329
1844 3427 3368
1845 3800 4800
1846 2750 5300
1847

PRICES IST JANUARY

I PORK

8. 8.
41 to 42
33 „ 33
42 „ 46
45 „ 47
45 „ 46
55 „ 58
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

H

No. 1326 1

IMPORTATIONS FOR THE SFASON

FL HAUSBURG respectfully begs leave to an-
• nonce, that the Selection for the present Season, made
during his recent journey to' the continent, has just arrived.
He has great pleasure in stating that in hi, research after no-
velties he has never been more successful, and he feels assured
that he may, with confidence. anticipate the same kind and
gratifying. approval with which his exertions on each previous
occasion have been rewarded.
The immense Collection comprise
the.
CAMEOS from t the hi finish,
ALL CRIFTIONS OF
BIJO ,RIR ARTISTIQUE,
on, AMRNTS in MARCASITE,
THE TASHI ONABLE BRELOGUES
PURSES, RETICULES,
OPERA-GLASSES,
FANS, ARTICLES IN BUHL,
CAVES.A.ODEURS, SOUVENIRS, Sc.
BOHEMIAN AND FRENCH GLASS,
in endless variety of design,
MUSICAL BOXES,
and several pieces of ingenious Mechanism.
The alrea y extensive and superb collection of
BRONZES
has been considerably augmented by the addition of numerous
chef-d'cevres of the first Modellers in Europe, forming an as-
semblage of Works of Art unequalled by any which have yet
been submitted to public notice.
F. L. H. has provided for the Juvenile part of the communit
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
INSTRUCTIVE AND DIVERTING TOYS,
many of tit-in entirely novel, and, by tht combination of
amusement with instruction, admirably adared for the winter

even ings.-
F. L. H. solicits the favour of an early ♦isit, and begs to
assure his Friends that they will be received with equal polite-
r ess and attention whether it be their pleasure to make pur-
chases or otherwise. He begs to add, that every Article is
marked in Plain Figures, and at such moderate Prices as to en-
sure general approval.
F. L. HAUSBURG,
OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS.

[PRICE 3!,?,,d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

SASSAFRAS CHOCOLAT'

-LIR. DE LA Miiiik'SNUTRITIVE, HEALTH
JJ RESTORING AROMATIC CHOCOLATE,
PREPARED FROM THE NUTS OF THE SASSAFRAS TREE.
Sold by the Patentee, 12, Southampton-street,
Strand, London.
This CHOCOLATE contains the peculiar virtues
of the Sassafras Root, which has been long held in great
estimation for its purifying and alterative properties. The
aromatic quality (which is very grateful to the stomach) most
invalids require for breakfast and evening repast, to promote
- ieficiency of this property in th^ -

bieakfast and supper, :nay
.ou to a the customary
in a great measure be attributed the
frequency of cases of indigestion generally termed bilious. It
,s been f- - -:ni in correcting 'b'

iound hie,hly beneficial .ne state of the
digestive organs, &c., from whence arise many diseases, such
as eruptions of the skin, gout, rheumatism, and scrofula. In

cases of debility of

;gish state of the

liver and intestines, occasioning flatulence, costiveness, &c.,
and in spasmodic asthma, it is much recommended.
Liverpool Agent :—Mr. F. G. JoNES, Patent Medicine Ware-
hoube, 5, Paradise-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

On account of whom it may concern

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant,'at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 17, Exchange-buildings,
100 Barrels Montreal and Quebec slightly damaged POT and

PEARL ASHES. -
For particulars apply to
J. H. RAYNER and Co., Brokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

le view a
ured. '

[lowing

Their clothing was de-
)ad by competent judges, and it was rejected • and
tied was he of the correct judgment of the Watch

!ott the me-

Edists had not been in.

jection to the fullest investigation.—The proceedings
confirmed, and by that confirmation the Watch.
Imittee were held to he perfectly justified in not ac-
ing the 763 pairs except at a reduction of 30 per cent.,
being inferior to sample.—Mr. EARLE said _the
itry in which Messrs. Griffiths and Thistle were born
acy, and that most probably these
have troubled the Council with
)rial had they been Englishmen.
s necessary at the present Council
lg the Town-Clerk to re-
Court of Queen's Bench,
ix orders for compensation under the Sanatory Act,
ently made by the Recorder.—A numerously-signed
morial was presented from Toxteth-park. praying that
orders be not removed by certiorari.—Mr. T. LLOYD
:ed whether the appellant would have to pay the costs
both sides in the Court of Queen's Bench ?—The
TOWN-CLERK replied that the costs were in the discre-
tion of the court, and would most probably be appointed
at the time of the delivery of the judgment.—The resolu-
tion ant horising the Town-clerk to remove the orders to
the Court of Queen's Bench was unanimously carried.
The Council then. adjourned until Monday.

into th,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

I may observe at the outset that I do not object either
to the appointment of Mr. Weightman or to the amount
of salary he is to receive—nn tintiht he is filthy 4 mull tii

I complain of i

that the speeches of several Councillors

there is anal

ies of t

out saying one word to the prejudice of Mr. Weighiman)
that there are several gentlemen in the town equally well
qualified by education, experience. and local information,

I know that there is a strong feeling in the profes'sion
that the speech of Mr. Holme and others have (perhaps

:ion. sly on their

Arts) cast a slu

professional knowledge Of the architects of Liverpool, and

hope you will have the goodness to insert in your paper
- •

Sufficient was said at the Council meeting as to the ill
requited services of Mr. Franklin, or I might have alluded
to that subject.

I am, yours, &c.,
A LOVER OF CONSISTENCY.
We hope that the insertion of this letter will accom-
,h the object of our correspondent, but we feel per-
ded that no member of the Council wished intention-

ally to da►oage tne requtation of the• body to which our
correspondent beltmg4, and whose services, the public are
not slow to acknowledge.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

tection

circumstances of such

song and general murmur diminished by degrees, until
they altogether ceased, and nothing was to be beard but
the perpetual cracking of the reels, the hum of the rapid
wheels, and the voices of the reelers, as they proclaimed
the state of this enlivening poll of industry. As for the
fair competitors themselves, it might have been observed

that even those amo

or at least but

slight pretensions to hE
from the excitement w

tually interesting
Their eyes, lit by

the active spirit of rival
culiar brilliancy, their (

Lem, sparkled with pe-
ase flushed or got pale

as they felt themselves elevated or depressed by the pros-
pect or loss of victory. Nor were there wanting on this
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

ON SATURDAY

On view of the body of Philip Price, aged 29. Oa
Friday afternoon deceased was found by his brother, a
carter, lying on the Brunswick Dock-quay, very drunk.
He was unable to stand, and his brother put him into his
cart and took him home,-to Sun-street. A surgeon was
called; applied the stomach pump, and drew up a quantity
of stuff that smelt like rum. He was put to bed, but
died at eight o'clock the same night. Another witness,
also a carter, had observed deceased that afternoon fill a
tin can twice from a puncheon of rum on the quay and
drink. The can would hold about a noggin. Deceased
afterwards put his mouth to the cask and drank from it.
Ou the body of Francis Hasson, six years old, who
lived in Russell-street, Toxteth-park. On Friday fort-
night deceased was left in his shirt only with another
child in the room. His shirt caught fire, and he was so
much burnt that lie died on Friday.

On the body of John M'Ginn, six years old, who lived
with his parents in Back Portland-street. Deceased had
had a cold and hoarseness, and it appeared had died from
inflammation of the lungs.
On view of the body of an infant unknown, found on
Saturday morning, enclosed in a box, in St. Patrick's
Chapel-yard, Toxteth-park. The body was that of a full
grown female infant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

in the perusal of the memoir itself, which has but one
unavoidable fault, viz. that of being too short. Still,

generally erroneous estimate formed of ministerial
1 learning, that, coming from Dr.
hem by unno-

'PA
ves of Chrit

stlan ministers

notion, he says (p

. _ ..
sumption to supply words to
ty is at hand of making him

bout incident

f the most

the con-

ion of the vicious, and

and hope to the victims o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

Mails desp'dlLast Packet Next Packet
from London I sailed. I due.

S'HAMPTON STATION
Lisbon 7th, 17th, Montrose
Madeira
Spain
Gibraltar every month
1
Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Indus....
Greece and Egypt of every Dec.
India, Ceylon,Sz China month.

'Jupiter
Jan. 5

1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind.
except Honduras 8.: 2nd and 17tliNedway . • Next Mail
aprninda,) For. Col. of every i Dec. 17 due Jan "
Indies, except
Venn

month

Havana . 2nd of eves
ida St. Juan month on/.
iragya, and 17th of eves

Next Mail
Dec. 2 due Jan.
- -

Medway .. Next Mail
Dec. 17 due Jan. 7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

LIVERPOOL UNION BANK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND
of FOUR PER.CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Com-
pany, for the Half-year enclitic 31st December last. will he nniti

Ua O. IL/G,G11.11/C1 iaak, "111 VC pima
to the Proprietors on and after the 21st instant.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 7th to the 21st
instant inclusive.
.....

meeting 01 the Proprietors will oe
Clarendon-rooms, On MONDAY, the 7th February, at One
o'clock. By order of the Board,

JAMES LISTER,
Ilrunstrick-street, 6th January, 1848.

DAWBARN e<l
AND SON

110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
TAILORS, ROBE AND HABIT MAKERS

ALSO, AGENTS FOR THE
REGISTERED PALETOT OF LLAMA CLOTH,
EG very respectfully to announce that their Esta-
blisliment is now replete with a most extensive and
well-selected AUTUMN and WINTER STOCK, and that they
have commenced active prenaration for the nresent Jig wet!

They also beg to direct general attention to the plan upon
which their business is conducted, viz.,—Very moderate prices
combined with every excellence of material, for prompt cash

ISLAND OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
REGISTRATION OF DEEDS.

WHEREAS, Volumes No. l to 8 inclusive of the
Registry of Deeds of the Central District of Newfound-
land, embracing a period extending from January, 1826, to
June, 1844, were Destroyed by Fire on the 9th day of June,
1846 ; all Parties holding Deeds, Wills, or other Assurances,
which were Registered in any of the said Volumes, are hereby
required, in compliance with an Act of the Legislature of this
Colony. passed during the last Session of the General Assembly,
to cause such Deeds. Wills, and other Assurances, or a Memo-

rial thereof, to be aiain Registered in the Office of the Registrar
of Deeds for the said Central District. And Notice is hereby
further given, that a Copy of the Laws of the said Colony re-
lating to the Registration of Deeds, is deposited at the Office of
WILLIAM TA RBET, Esquire, 4, India-buildings, for the in-
spection of all parties interested therein.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 9, Oldhall-street,
170 Tuns Gallipoli 01L,
Lately landed.—Apply to
JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

WEDNESDAY

To-moattow,.(Wednesday,) the 12th instant•, at Twelve-o'clock
at the Brokers' Sale-room, Chapel-street,
T 352 Bags and Poc ga RICE.
For catalog,tes and f articulars apply to
CORRIRand Co.,l3rokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

THIS DAY

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 11th instant, at Twelve• O'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, 17, Oldhall-street,
163 Bales JUTE, all faults,
Per Nemesis; lying in the Albert Warehouses.—For further
particulars apply to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

Nine Six i Dry I Wet
a.m. p.m. Max. 1 Min. bulb. 1 bulb,

Jan. In. In. Deg
4 29'87 29'75 49
5 29'48 29'57 45
6 29'83 29'82 40
7 29'44 29'51 43
8 29'58129'50 4O

Deg. Deg. Deg,
42 i 49 47
37 44 43
38 38 37
38 41 40
An

9
10 130'27 131'27

33 I 31

THE WEATHER.—Jan. 4th: clear, breeze; nig
—sth : a.m.,. showers; afternoon, fine.-6th: r
rain.-7th : light rain and hail.-Bth : light rain.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 10. so
The supply of stock at our market to-day has not been"
good as last week, as respects number and quality. We-hvey
numerous attendance of customers, and anything good eage4,o;
sought after, fetching high prices. The whole or nearly so '
sold. Beef, 52d. to 63d. ; Mutton, 6d. to 73d. per lb

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, JAN. 10. •
We have had a little more doing in our Wool mart tt
nn
week. Peruvian and Russia have been much enouir.a fur, t
a few lots have been sold, but as yet business is anything ""
general.

IMPORTS FROM THE IST,InT-kNT.
foreign. Scotch

From New Orleans •
%Vest Coast .....
st. Petersburgh
Alexandria
Bombay
0

ignrteu Video

MARRIED.
On the Ist instant, at Beelev Church, Derbyshire, by the
~,,
Ralph F. 'Watson 8.A., SAMUEL, son of Mr. SAMUEL Ludr,
LUM, of to ELIZABETH. only daughter of
JOHN HOLMEs, of Beeley, in the aforesaid county.

DIED.
On the 9th instant, at the residence of her uncle, Mr:Jalliti,
Bach, Birkenhead, aged 36, MARTHA, the beloved wife of
BENJAMIN HOBSON, of Paradise-street, and eldest daog'i'd
ter of the late Mr. Thomas Bach, of Llanderry Hall, count)
Radrior.

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11, 1848

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TUE LIVERPOOL STANIIARD.

LOCAL MEETINGS.

WALLASEY COMMISSIONERS. —The usual mrnthly
meeting was held on Thursday, H. Winch, Esq., n Laid
chair. The only subject of interest which came be ...)re
the meeting was the announcement of the Law-clerk oat
he had received a letter from the Commissioners of Woods
and Forests on the subject of a new ferry. It was to the
effect that they did not feel justified in recommending a
compliance with the application of the Improvement
Committee. and could not give their consent for an act of
parliament to construct a ferry at present.
LIVERPOOL MARINE SOCIETY.—The annual meeting
was held on Monday week, William► Potter, Esq., in the
chair. The accounts showed that the honorary fund
amounted to £12,055, and with the other assets made up
a gross total of £12,392 193. 24. ; and the surplus balan"e
from the annuitant fund, with the forthcoming interest and
probable receipts, would amount altogether to £790.
This would allow four captains to receive £3O a-year each,
being an increase of £2 10s. on the former annuities ; and
ows £24 instead of £22, as on former

Teen wic

After the liquidation of these claims there would
remain a surplus of £212 to meet any contingent annuities
that might be required in the current year. There was

applicant to be placed on the annuity list

BIRKENHEAD DOCK COMMISSIONERS.—At the usual
meeting of this body, on Wednesday, Mr. Mallaby occu-
pied the chair. A communication was read from the

zarettoes would be further wanted for the use of the
parish, the whole of them were ordered to be surrendered
to government, and the fittings-up sent to the workhouse.
—The total number of sick cases in the town were re-
ported to be 4785, including 1386 fever cases, being a de-
crease since the previous week of 318 in the total number
of cases, and of 232 in the fever cases.—Mr. Poole gave
notice that he would move, at the next meeting of the
vestry, that a committee be appointed to take into con-
sideration the propriety of rating the Liverpool dock
estate for the relief of the poor.

On Saturday afternoon, a special meeting of the Vestry
was held in Ft•nwick-street, for the purpose of me-
morialising the Council relative to the New Dock Bill :
the Rev. Rector Campbell in the chair.—The Chairman
explained that the amended bill provided for an exten-
sion of time for the building of the dock warehouses—
giving the Dock Trust power to apply for leave to con-
struct them "after the end of next session." This pro-
vision would, he thought, preclude them from applying
this session. In reply to Mr. Bennett, Mr. Earle said
the trust must go on with the Wapping docks.—Mr. Ur-
quhart and Mr. Ferguson both thought the present bill
would put the parishioners on a worse footing than the
former one. The trust were going to pull down valuable
rateable property in Wapping and put nothing in its
stead. Mr. F. co•nplained of want of courtesy on the
part of the trust to the parishioners, in not furnishing
them with a copy of their bill. The property to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

BOOTS AN i2,-.r-H oE s,

ON A NEW AND IMPROVED STEM, thereby rendering it so
secure that it is impossibl rit to come off, even if exposed to
heat, making it wear m longer than by applying in the pre-
se: t recommended sy em, and finishing it off in so fine a man-
ne a to give it ainuch neater appearance than leather; thus
comuining lightness, durability, and strength in a manner that
has never been attempted before in the manufacture of Boots
and Shoes. _ _

J. P. takes this public opportunity of thanking his Friends
and the Public for the favoured support he has received from
them since his commencement in business, and begs to call
their attention to his large Assortment of every description of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

DWELLINGS FOR THE LABOURING CLASS AT
BIRKENHEAD. -EVILS OF THE WINDOW TAX.

an the Journal of Public Health, under the able and
experienced editorship of Dr. Sutherland, of this town,
fir the present month, there appears an article by J.
Hunter Robertson, M.D., claiming the attention of our
readers, not only from the enlightened views of the writer,
but from its local interest. He begins by giving Birken-
head the credit of " having conceived and put iato opera-
tion one of the most remarkable plans vet formed for the
working classes,"—so imperatively call. d for, as testified
by our sanitary bills. The tirst pile of these dwellings
was built by the Dock Company, tor the accommodation
of the workmen likely to be required for the con-truetion
of the docks and warehouses. • They are highly finished
and substantial, but the cost will probably render them an
unprofitable speculation. The whole is fire-proof, and
calculated to accommodate 350 families. The whole cost
core been described,
if two tenements

they ht

by Wni

Laird, Esq., called Alorpeth
dwellings ; the other by Rob
of 70 dwellings.

cot

-
o
The first is n the Scotch plan, in flats, and consists of
;ht blocks of ei.ht dwellin., each. Each block has a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

Export..
Coastwise

Brought Coastwise

279880
96000

Taken in 1847
Home-use
Export

Coitstwi

Leaving Stock, Dec
Stock Dec. 31, 184

145000 96009 11300
Prices. , 295. 6d. @ 545. 40$. @ 625, 425. @ 62s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

THE VAUXHALL DISTRICT

The tabular statement which we inserted in our last
number, respecting this district, has attracted a great deal
of attention during the past week, both from cl ergy and laity.
Nearly all of our contemporaries have noticed the subject
also; and, though sufficiently varied in many respects,
they have concurred heartily in their approval of the
statistical inquiry, and in recommending vigorous efforts
to be made both by the public and by the minister of
the district. An article in the Albion of yesterday draws
public attention to the fact that similar inquiries, but less
varied and minute, go forward at intervals under the
direction of the Town Mission, the agents of the mission
or the Scripture readers conducting the inquiry. It is
stated that their accounts are in general singularly corro-
borative of those which Dr. Hume has given. We are
pleased to be made acquainted with these facts, and it is
gratifying to learn from time to time that individual
clergy, in every part of the town, undertake more limited
inquiries for similar purposes. This, however, is not
enough. There ought surely to be a more general ac-
count of the whole town arranged in ecclesiastical dis-
tricts, so that not two or three incumbents only, but that
every one would know every important fact respecting
the people under his care. It would be of extreme
interest to every religious denomination, for the Inde-
pendent, Me.hodiit, Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic
would each learn where to find neglected members of his
communion ; and the efforts both of Scripture readers
and of district visitors would be systematic and regular,
instead of at random and indefinite. The detailed list of
all the streets and courts, with the names of the families,
being put into the hands of the clergyman of the district,
and corrected from time to time for changes, he would be
able to direct his temporal and spiritual relief into the
proper channels.
We have just been perusing an important article in
Tait's Magazine for this month, entitled " Ragged
Churches ;' the idea being taken from what are rather in-
aptly denominated " Ragged Schools." The writer calcu-
lates that there is a large number, say 400,000, in England,
many grades below the ordinary labouring man, all of
them subsisting in some way upon society, but not one of
them knowing twenty-four hours before hand where he
can eat or sleep, and none of them ever learning good
habits. He says that if they were only separated from us
by thousands of miles, if they were subjects of the Queen
of Tahiti for example, there would be some sympathy for
them, and missionaries of acknowleged ability would be
sent out to teach them. They are not quite without
sympathy here, but it is casual and ill-directed. As for the
instruction being of a good quality, no man of experience
can dissent from the suggestion. It is too true that there
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11

PRINCIPAL

me university of Giessen ; formerli Second
Master of the Grammar School, Brig and Head Master of
the Oldswinsford Hospital Endowed School, Worcestershire.
AssisTANT—CHARLES JONES, Trinity College, Dublin.
SENIOR CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL MASTER—THOS.
WADDINGHAM, M.A., Fellow of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge.
ASSISTANT CLASSICAL MASTER—
Pembroke College, Oxford.
ASSISTANT MATHEMATICAL MASTER.—W. J. REYNOLDS
8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge, in First Class Mathema-
ti,.l

H. C. LEAVER, B.A

FOREIGN MASTER—JOSEPH DEMPSEY, formerly of Paris
and of the Universities of Bonn and Heidelberg.
PRGFESSOR OF MUSIC AND ASSIITANT FOREIGN MASTER
SIGNOR ANTONIO SAPIO, Graduate and A -
Royal Academy of Music, London ; ant
Conservatories of Paris and Naples.
COMMERCIAL MASTER—R. KEARY.
ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN—WII
LIAM HOBDAY.
PRACTICAL SURVEYINO & LEVELLING—RICHARD DAVIES
OUT-DOOR SUPERINTENDENT, FENCING AND DRILL MASTER
—JOSEPH DEMPSEY.
Attendant Masters.
Mr. T. BAILEY, Chester.
)GAR WEBSTER, Chester.

formerly Pupil of ili

DRAWING MASTER.
DANCING MASTER-
"UT-

'SITING SURGEON—Mr. GEORGE HARRISON, Chester

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