biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

will be enclosed
ne lb. with the half-ehest of

y on sale a variety of
s, suitable for FA-
and DEALERS can either be supplied from our
• - shitmed direct from London,

ad canisters a

rious Biz(

nay prefer

COFFEE

of the Gov

effect we anticipated, that of lessening to
dity ; for, with an increase

tppears on the in-
nment has had the
consumption of the
demand, it appears
of Trade. t

.n the
w Coffee cleared for home consumption the t first
Months of the present year was 1,557,568 less than the
same period in 1848. This astounding fact proves the extent of
adulteration, and the injury done both to the Importer and the
Revenue.

There is reason to believe that, notwithstanding the low
price of Chicory, even this is mixed with DELETERIOUS
SUBSTANCES as destructive to the public health as injurious
to the fair trader. IT IS THEREFORE QUITE IMPOSSI-
BLE FOR THE PURCHASERS OF GROUND COFFEE TO
KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DRINKING IV iiEN THEY
PARTAKE OF THE BEVERAGE. We, in common with
every respectable House, advise the Public only to purchase
the Berry—THERE IS NU OTHER SECURITI.
To those who wish to purchase Coffee in its NATIVE
PURITY, in possession of its NATURAL AROMA AND
FRAGRANCE, aro those ECONOMICAL PRICES which
have a fair claim to expect, we re-

ho buy for (
the followin:

Good Plantation Ceylon,
FINE PLANTATION
Fine Jamaica, choice me

per lb. Is. od

Is. 2d. rec
Is. 4d.
Is. 6d.

wended.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ERPOOL AND BEI

The splendid new Steam-ship
Gls BLENHEIM
intended to sail from LIVERPC
ith or without a Pilot,) from the Clarenc

TUESDAY
SATURDA

January 1, at 11 o'clock, Evening
January 5, at 3 o'clock, Afternc
THURSDAY. January 10, at 8 ceelock, Evening
TUESDAY, January 15, at 10- o'clock, Evening
SATURDAY, January 19, 2 o'clock, Afterno
January , at 7 o'clock, Evening
Janu 29. at 10 o'clock, Evening
I' for LIVERPOOL on the
26th, and 31 t Januar
g Steward's Fee,)lss.

TUESDA
Leavir

are—Cabin, (ineludin
LANGTRYS and CO

street, Live

1. SPL}
, SIM
nnA,

DECEN

k; Fore

Amongst

try your emb,
three applical

am, Sir,

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA.
The DROGHEDA STEAM-PACKET COM-
PA NY'S
NDID FLEETof FIRST-CLASS STEAM-

3HNSTO

ithOut Pilots
DER, 1849, a

before the tit

LDWELL, Port
Lester, or to

Liierpool

RUSH,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Creditors have fleeced their debtors ; the
to has exacted from the community double taxation

depreciated ; and the debtor interest to escape the pa
ment of their obligations in full. It would
retribution towards that interest to allow tl
take his bond—his ounce of depreciated metal—and no

,e creditor to

THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES

a hear,

the British heart

We all, I

lb erent

hat we

are but " children of a larger growth." Purcell finds
spectators of his antics in many a sly corner, ready to en-

)servec

le sensations of earlier days ; and the

the endurance of Pantaloon,
formations of Harleq

d the bounding and trans-
ld Columbine still attract not

only the young

but holiday-keepers of all ages. In no

Mr. Boleno, well

Ice with the Theatre Royal, in which
:nown as one of the best playwrights of
rticulr line, with Mr. H. Pearson, has

milted a burglary in the public house No. 11, Great Croft
Hall-street, kept by a person named Lumb, and carrying
off therefrom copper money to the amount of £8 10s. It
appeared that about half-past one on Sunday morning
police officer Artick found the prisoners in Peter-street,
and, from circumstances of suspicion that arose. had them
apprehended. He observed Jackson up an entry, and
attempting to get over the wall from a back yard. When
he (the prisoner) found himself noticed he flung some-
thing into the middenstead in the yard, which the officer
- 'ds got out with a scope, arid found to be 41d. is
It was ufterwards ascertained that a till drawer
a abstracted from the house named. The officer
made a further search, and found the drawer, with £8 85.
in copper in it, in a midden within a court in Johnson-
street, out of which the prisoners were seen to run. Mrs.
Lumb stated that she dosed her house as usual on Satur-

copper

had bee

lay nig

windov
had fill

the doors and
nd (which she
identified one

rn its peculiar
he drawer for

the following

opened from

f the pri-
,e hour of

rial at

TICKET

harped

,et for a

at both

s were

upon a
Mr.

pa wn.

Thomas
-street ;
Dock ;

Back,
iturday,

I 1 which
,e broke

?. Mr.
e of the

Pendant

of the
hadn't

in evidence,)
s part of the

in which 1
)y the Doc
rained for

and pulled

luy afteinoon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ecame pc

nr - Johnson, tow
s, though a

Iwith
sympa

Is whom I

IBoth had struggled fro
struggled in different w
sanguine, tolerant of ev

eir natures
m early life
•ays; Goldsr

. -
along hy any temporary expedient;
turn, but rising again with indomitable
. .

Still carried forward by his talent a
melancholy, hypochondriacal, and pr
worst, yet sternly resolute to battle N
had made his way doggedly and glom
principle of self-reliance, and a disre
Both had been irregular at college.
have shown, from the levity of his n

and convivial habits;
gloom. When, in aftt
spoken of, as gay and fri

ickscme at

had joined in
replied, ' I was mad a
they mistook for frol

excesses

violent. It w.
I was raise

Ithought to fight my way by my literatt
I disregarded all nower and all anti
povert

ompanied by bitt
by the guardian

was it a

Goldsmith had an iinf

1 retribution

I borrowed

In his sternest trials
t master. In }

1 he cou

pair a
and t

inmber door, he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

4ND E

'a new Stean
Captain HE]

,w Steam

Captain NA s

I, with or williout Pi

Escs DocK) LIVERP(

January 8, at

y 10, at

rday, January 1
;day, January 1

slay, Januar
rsday, Januar

ed to tak_ ef,tt
resoonsibt'i!.in

&94 when (
in Liverr

Irg. Cartage; and

T. MARTIWinc

S 3. Wat

MACI V
12, Wittc

DUBL

COMP.

)RPORATED I.lli Ac

power, (with Ca
Sunday excepted
_ _

STOWN HA

e WI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

of the Sarah may still be seen
Captain Kennedy, from Whitehaven, had

6t five in the ino.

bell buoy, she shipped

a heavy sea, which carried

fore companion and fore scuttle. The water
the fore cabin, which was soon nearly two I

The ship Sagha

ren, whic

Tuesday, for Glasgow, to load for Singapore, was driven
on shore near Rhyl, on Friday morning. Fortunately, she
ran on a sandy beach, so that it is very probable she will
be got off during the next spring tides. The brigantine
Mary Sarah, from Newfoundland, in endeavouring to make
the port without a pilot on board, struck on the North
Bank on Friday night. The crew saved themselves in

their own boat, and landed at Hoylake. Shor
wards the vessel broke up, and her cargo, con
fish and oil, has been washed on -
THE EISTEDDFOD FOR 1850.
the Royal Eisteddfod, to be he
the ensuing year, are rapidly progressing

—The arrangeme
Id at Rhuddlan Ca

the Queen, and their royal highnesses the Prince Consort
and the Prince of Wales, have extended the honour of
their patronage to the Eisteddfod. The Right Hon. Lord
Mostyn (president,) has presented £5O, and Viscount

Fielding, (vice-president,) has presented £25, to advance
the objects of the festival—namely, the elevation of the
charactor of the natives of the principality by encourag-
ing Welch arts, manufactures, and agriculture,

ad pro
The lis
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

4

tittb gstatto.

BLACK STAR

' LINE (

PACKETS,

SIOR

C. K. CRS 1C

GRIMSHAW

) NEW Y

AIRY PAC

)ELPHIA

NE OF
HILADEL

600 toils
800-Kns
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

;is'inst impotili
re to the inii:r.

id thole petti

ucaa remarks to the candid consideration
Wants of .iverpool, feeling confident in the prospe

ate and enduring suCcess,

CUMPANY,

PORTERS AND DEALERS IN TEA
56; WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-nREET,
LIVERPOOL.

at their interest is concerned
by competition the public at

no safeguard
hick inricA a,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

STATE OF TRAM

market•day this week, but there has been a pr,
3d a pretty

ance on

,st of the other days

The prices 01
India numb(

aw material

smaller accumulation of stocks than Would-otherwise h

Lienly a demand has again sprt

pparently

,y a disposition
_to purchaise in anticipation of

improvement in

tendency-to et
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

—A great variety of useful and

vet, Satin
Tenures. A great variety of the Material in the Piece
RRY AND VELVET BONNETS, Flowers, Ribbons, Nec
ties, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
IE FAMILY DEPA RTM ENT, embracing Blankets, Coun-
terpanes, Sheeting's. Table Linens, Table Covers, &c., is
deserving of especial regard.

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDIIALL•SLRE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

" ROMRT it:AWLINSON
[Commissioner of Public Heal

:e)fthis plan is that not only

FURL is used, Stearn more
rep of heat kept up, Mau by

THOMSON,

15. RUMFORD- iT E E lAN'S amt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

foreign trade, Whiel

immediately checked by any serious advan
our manufactures. In the United States, France and the
continent of Europe, where they are protected by high
duties upon our manufactures, and dependant entirely
upon their internal trade, the cost of the raw material is
of less consequence, and an advance in price which would

scarcely be fell there; it follows

re, that if t

is a short supply of Cotton, as St

will fall mai
dy ruling rr

lie high pr
is a good supply ea

isutng

the result lie;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

of -Beaumari

masters'

Mrs. Clarke, relict of the late recorder for Liverpool,
has presented for the communion of St. John's Church.,
Lancaster, an entire suite of handsome new furniture,

.s, velvet

cushions, kneeling stools, carpet, carved oak chairs, and a
superb crimson altar cloth embroidered with the sacrel
Monogram.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

presented with a dessert, c
the choicest fruits, confectionery, &c. Her

where they

The wines and other liquors were pronounced
The toast of health and prosperity to the pro-
prietors was drunk with all due hopours, and Mr. Feeney,
in acknowledging the compliment, thanked all present for
their attendance, and expressed a hope that they might
long live to meet on similar future occasions. During the
day, about 1,000 gentlemen dined at the rooms, and all
departed highly gratified by the proceedings of the day.

prevailed

excellent

LOCAT,

fRETTAUZA

DOCK COMMirrEE.—A plan of trunk railways for the
dock quays was submitted by the surveyor, and ordered
to lie on the table for a week. It was stated that there
was how little obstacle in the way of commencing opera-
tions from the Brunswick Dock to the London and North
Western Railway.—The terms for letting the refreshment
rooms on the Landing-stage were agreed upon.—
plication was made from

.An ap

-
the Shipowners/ Association,
requesting that the old capstans on the pierheads should
be replaced by those of a new construction, and with
more power. Referred to the Committee of Works.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

yen connected wi

e inhabitant

.or, the R

The Last Supper," f

yWarner, eleiantly framed and glazed, with a purse of

Pocket Communion Ser-

neas, as a mark of their grati-

tude for the self-denying exertions of tt
during the visitation of the cholera.

rev. gentlemen

Dod deal of excitemment has been c

le part of the Crown, of tt

he seizure, on
Captain Clibborn, a government defaulter
d splendidly furnished Hol

io a short tim

Cotham Park, living

in style on credit

imong the s

Mr. Trapnell

furniture to the extent of £BOO !

All has been s

y the Crown sale

SAGACITY OF

L—One day last week,
from Lydgate, fearing

a gentle-

ght being dark, tied his hand

hief round its neck, to keep it
ad arrived at a turn into another road

he diverged, v

f a dangerous precipice, over whicl
ievitably have fallen.—Suffolk Herald
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

HEALTII COMMITTEE
weekly meeting, Mr. Hughes

—On Thursday,
le

at on Saturday, the recorder had given judgment on the
peal by the London and North-western Railway Com-

He had decided against th• company, but refused to
grant the Corporation costs, owing to the " confusion"
apparent in the act. The medical officer of health re-
oorted that the health of the town was still very satis-
The deaths from all causes registered in the

were 159. Of these 118
1 in the extra-parochial wards ;
the deaths had been caused by

borough during the past w
were in the parish, anc

an entertainment

` Harlequin 'Cru

lion and the Knight Tt

The first scene introduces us to Demon's Elephanta
Metallic mountains, where we find about a

Tavern, i

Whilst

some terrific contest which is about to take Place
taking a little rest, they are surprised by the entrance of
the Demon Comopotasiasaltpetre, who rebukes them in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

?mean Congress and the King of Sweden

e them at a future time to I
speritv under the old la '

ned, will en

oar br..l

14 1217
18 am

teat, r 701 b.
English], red

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2,

—Wind N., fres'

SAILED.—Cana

adkins, for Halifax and New York—

Ditto, white
Irish, red ..

ra,and sailed for Ai.

m 9th Nov

3irfey, Engifsf.

Emily. Andeisc

a, and sailed for Ant:

St. Vince
Vincent 131

Sco
Malt, Eno
pale...
Irish

Alpha, Richardsoi

iunue.
ce at Gib-

.tch, old

raltar.
Belus, De Foye, from Zante at Gibraltar, and cleared for this
port 10th December.

Irish, fine sorts

Gibriltar, and
Salem, More

roseph Yeoward,

es, and
leared for this port
, from Marseilles al

Beans, Fne,!is.ll7 qr

1 ditto, and cleared for this

Scotch Bi'lrisii,l,4BC
ease, English, white

tto, and sailed for this port.
nti, at Palermo, and sailed

'fltrY' I"ewe' '"'"' Daring, ""s"" ; """ -,.U"..U""""' fair demand, obtained id. per 45 lbs. advance, and Oatmealwas
Rankin, sailed from Calcutta for this port Nov. 7. taken freely at 3d. to 6d. above our last quotations. Influenced
. . •
Mary, Cummins, and Harbinger, Burford, hence at New- by renewed inquiries for Indian Corn, and the anticipation of
. .. foundland. increased consumption in Ireland, importers were firmer again
2 452 1
280 Royal William, Haddocks, sailed Dec. 7; Ziliali, Tonkin,
to-day; and although we are unable to quote and actual advance Dec. 8; Uzella, Brown, Dec. i 4 ; and Charlotte Ann, Cock- this morning, the tendency was decidedly upwards.
2 190 burn, Dec. 15, from Palerino for this port.
3 1 639 Eliza Cal oline, hence for Adelaide at Plymouth, and not the
1 1 A 7 Eliza Ann, as reported yesterd

3RITIS El

2 Cab 6 New

7 0 do.
5 6 do

Irsh6ol
qr.. 26 0 —2B 0 Chevali
&Irish, v6olb 2 10 3 2

50 0 -54 0
'4O 0 -46 0

2 10 New

2 5 do
2 7 do

32 0 —35 0 do.
27 0 —2R 0 do.
29 0 —3O 0 Ulu

Enilish&lrish,2ndsl27 0

5 8 I
5 10

so o I

'26 0 -27 0

inei3o 0 -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

the general aspect of

kely to be -one- of

the commercial and politic
individual and general prosperity."
The annual circular of Messrs. Stead, Brothers, enters
elaborately into the statistics of the cotton trade, but we

have not room for more than the following extracts :
" The import of Egyptian Cotton, which felt off so
considerably in 184 and 1848, has this year been exceed-
amounting to 72,726 bales, against 29,000 last

ingly lari

year. In the quantity r

great increase, it I

.eached 163,440 ba

against

ions Import

se in the suppl

from India

experienced during the two previous yea'r's has been very
nearly maintained, the import amounting t 0182,070 bales,
against 227,500 in 1848.

" With
that it wil
un favours

I regard to the new crop it is generally admitted
11 fall short of the last, the injury experienced by
able weather in the Spring not having been coun-

be present large receipts at the ports would
lead to a different
_conclusion, but they cannot

pemally if we fake into
increased railway facilities for transit. By
vices the estimates of many well informed houses
are rather reduced than otherwise, and vary from 2,100,000
to 2,300,000• bales ; if we take even the higher estimate
and bear in mind the increasing quantity required by
American spinners, and the light stock held in this

!cunt th

the last

Dountry as well as on the continent, there does not seem
sny reasonable probability of the supply of Cotton for the
Being such as to maintain the present rate of

sent year

consumption

efforts now being made to extend the growth of
cotton in India, as well as to improve its quality, must be
regarded as highly important, the experiment of growing
it there from American seed has proved successful, and
there does not seem any reason why this should not be
carried out on an extensive scale. Again we would ask,
as at the close of 1847—` Could British skill and capital
be better employed than in producing this important
staple ?'
" The prospects of the year now before us may fairly be
considered encouraging ; during this proverbially dull
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

und Price at Nine
it. Is.

iEWORTH, Box Book-keen

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTI
I$ SOIREES MUSICALES
MESSIAH will be

VOCAL
I:!HELEN TAYLOR,

'a
Powerful Joe Select Chorus

Il'lt ON

‘-13
On POS
LI,EiT.

°NCERT-

TO-MORROW

Mr-D. MIRANDA,
Mr. W. H. SEGUES

Sir HENRY R. BISHOP,
,Ir. C. F. SMITH.

o commence at

12t TAN.
',lltKS'of MODE!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

halfpenny al s,

ent year, twopence

_
each, it should be remembered that they had to work from
eighteen to twenty hours every day, including Sundays.
In every year, they told me, there are generally seven
months, and at the very least six, that they cannot pay
rent, and during the other six months they have to
night and day, in order to clear off the back rent.
can't get into a better lodging, because they can't
credit for the winter months. The room is taken fur-
nished. It is a small attic, seven feet square, without any
fireplace, and several panes are gone from the windows.
The other party has to sit on the bed. They pay 2s. Od.
a-week. The first winter they came, the landlady insisted
week ; and that winter they were
had a bit of bread, not a crumb,
her. Fre-

Oree months

had a pennyworth between them for the
After the first year, the landlady, having had
experience of their honesty, allowed them to go on credit
during the winter. In fact, they were obliged to allow
their rent to go 12s. 6cl. in arrear the first winter of all.
But they paid•it directly they had work, and since then►
the landlady never troubles them during the winter for
the rent—never, indeed, asks for it. She is satisfied they

work
They I

quently the
whole day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ER UNIVER

Wednesday

ss. 6d,
IN :" A Ser

the primary Visitation of Jol
on Tuesday, the 4th of Ser
AUGUSTt3S CAMPBELL

HARVEY GOODWIN
of Gonville and Caius College, Cam

LOOR OF

ARAUNAH : A
n Sunday, Nov,

. Sermon
ember 18

quest'of the Congregation, with th
promote the same object. By tb,
:SKETII, M.A., Incumbent of SI

mr which it vi

'weeds will to appro-
for printing, to

any deductio:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Liked Win—d-so7an—di

onnet. Triflit
none out

H. the better
Idueed in the cir

ad consentt

this is, it is a

rer heard the
for it; I tux,

of her a

eturned t

The Dud

I the present
Early on

lan-otherpla;
A parochi

resulting fn
ing of the c

,1 bruise

31ace with some one.

We regret to annour

r. Patr
:otland.

historian c

merts to the Cron
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Although the dill
rl ti

emelves unable

ye import

to seek and

of agr

nd may be

-The report of the commi
.eholders of the Caledor

been published. A tab
committee, shows that

s beyond the gu

with which it is connect
estimated yearly loss to the
164. The committee declare

teed ca-
ed,

ate conviction that the fate

materially upon a reduction
of the guarantees and other

be sufficient to defray them

iensable tt

obtaining a reduction in the
.rd to the

tints the com-

under date of J
oni puny of £337,f

The committee con

Rt arrangement
Lion with the Ei

should be
iburgh and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

of its ultimate turn out, being about

Messrs. Haywood and M`Viccar give their views at very
great length, and we must, therefore, take the libert

ilfter remarking upon the incieas
1849 of 1,560 bales per week over tha

7,000 per

he year
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

being arras
ie recipients and
come. Mr. Hum

government salaries. in additic

:h they are now liable on account of

COASTING TIRADE UNDER THE NEW NAN
cr.—There are five provisions in the New N

gulatin

miTt of the United Kin

'rom the Isle of Man to the United Ki
British ships; that nogoods or pass

of Guerns

Alderney, or Sar

passengers be exported from the United Kingdoc
;aid islands ; nor shall any goods or passes
ried from any of the islands of Guernsey,

Alderney, Sark, or Man, from any of the said 'is'
another of the same :slands, except in British shi
no goods or passengers shall be carried from any

3y British posses

ion in Asia, Africa, or

the coasting trade of the sam

of India. With these exceptions there are nc
restrictions on trade and navigation.
HOMELY APPLICATION OF A " GF

Gener

EAT FACT

e atter a recent el

,ction in a

•ough, in

Worcestershire, not a

plain, unsophisticated farmer walks

e tonsor

pit a conversation ensue

d customer relative to the past ele

himself
.11," said

ou vote for

rejoined

'I voted foi

Neil, but
ill effect

and the

aces !" By this

and the farmer

He had f

y threepence

went, lie

trenchment are

nk 1 may

Overcome," at

and retrencL

Blair, the

ird party in a

ppeared for the

the defendant.
How :—ln Fe-

her, a young
the defendant

to his office
nths after, till
____

,
shop and
us to the

Midglev, called

In June follow

unt of about
endant to am
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

rhich his loidsLip left to the jury
defendant had received notice from

hat he had committed acts of banl

n an insolver

ate, and after having Li

I put in his met
prevented the other credit
tionate share out of the bt

iereby had unjustly

ning their prepoi-
e. The jury re-
as £6OO.

was late

____, issued
£l,OOO per annum ; that to sift the evidence for and against an alteration prayed
-ular sys- for in the law of marriage. The public has been waiting
with anxiety for some time past to learn what progress
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

.ONDON GENERAL MA
wr.—The market is firm

spot, and

,rts the last advance

Very firm, and 2,00(

56.
P. Y. C.-I

eek 47

[ e stead

IFIELD CATTLE M

Beasts I

LATEST BE

TATTEE

CHESTER CUP
gst Peep-o'-day Bo

Dough—t

Chantict

Melody—t
Woodlark-

Claremont—t

Kennington—

Emmat

Horn of Chase.

Ellersdale

Knip
Rat Trap—t

The Oak
DERBY

Ghillie Cal.
Voltigeur—

Mayors
Biarney

i TIMES

ary appe

—taken

nst this
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

termination of tl]

tIONIAL OF 17
Pembe

Wigan, have presented
of Pemberton Chnret

SPECT.—The teachers and chil
and Goose Green Schools

ful performa
THE

d to the Rev. James Gregory, eurat

s handsome pocket communion
ken of their warm regard for the faith-

a of his dutie
LAWS

A.VIGATIO

ormer navigation ac

APCIIP.TAN

are not admiss

)me consumption on and after this day, as it was antici-
er the new act of 12 and 13

pated they wtiul

Victoria. cap. 29

HE INIEW NAVIGATION
ye been accustomed to see, on New Year's
tar of this empire hoisted on hoard the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

recommendatory, or more in general use

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OH

In dressing-the hair nothing can equal the effect c
Is' Macassar Oil, on either natural or artificial hail
1g it so admirably soft that it will lie in any directiot
ng beautifully flowing curls, and, by the transcenden
imparts, rendering the head-dress truly enchanting.-

Family Bottles (equ
double that size, 21s. per bottl

AI to fou

LAND'S KALYDOR

For the Skin and complexion, i.r.l

far its rare and

inestimable qualities. The radiant bloom i
cheek ; the softness and delicacy which it indi
and arms ; its capability of soothing irritations and ren
cutaneous defects, discolorations, and all unsightly appear-
ances, render it indispensable to every Toilet.—Price 4s. 6d., I
and Bs. 6d. per bottle.

mrts to the
in the hands

ROWLAND'S ODONTO,
rumen, compounded of the choices
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

V ILL CLOSE'
tDAY. TH

TUR
IITION of th

OFFIC LeeeplpACE, CHURCH-STREET
, Children under Twelve, One Pen:
atalogues, One Penny.

Secretary

HALL

EtNING

LORD NELSON-STREET

LENT,

they perfOrkted by com

ROYAL

itdof Her I

;OPHIA TURNER

LOREI.Mn- TURNER

EL FAIRIES will give a 11)

10LINE TURNER. I A D
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Journal,

destroying this plant on grass plats, the pouring a drop of
'phuric acid on the crown of the root ; a piece of valua-
-33 have time to undertake,
effectually.—Dr.

ble. advice t

and patience to
perform the operatic
in Phytologist. [This
tive with dasies, on lawns.l

'ould be equally eff

Among other sites proposed for the magnificent marble
arch, now no longer necessary as an entrance to Bucking-
ham Palace, it is proposed to place it as an entrance tc
the Royal Botanic Gardens. in the Regent's Park.
At a meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of Eng-

--" land, held on the 11th instant, the following was given as
...,cm oy the authorities
Peruvian
newly-importedpotatosoed South
was As
set
e in-
Chester
nellect of the powers conferred on them by the various ordinary garden ground at Shacklewell, in 1848, and in
Acts of Parliament, the present ruinous state of the Dee planting
ta t oe s .
r the
ioa resulto seed npfo
Jaa.vigation rosy in part be attributed." du: sheaved fair stems and leaf ; but on opening the

lavigation have been d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

We have in the 1
are most

are carbon, nitrogen th,
alkaline earths (lime and

besides thOse ment

Anent n,

in which the

are usua

one of thes
absurd to si

essential s

_
Thns, a crop of wheat would be much injured,
rather than benefited, by an inordinate supply of silica,
unless administered with other materials, containing phos-
phorus, ammonia, &c., although silica forms so large a

of them

gen and carbon are found largely in the vegetable k
but plants will not grow and thrive it

gdom,

are oxygen or

It is evident, therefore,

that a proper combination of
hich are essential to vegetable

the various

substances

vitality and growth, is the grand aim and object of the
chemistry of agriculture. A due consideration of this
fact should teach the unwary that it requires caution in
purchasing artificial manures, which—like quack medi-
cines—are now invented and puffed in a most extraordi-
nary manner. It is a strong temptation to give ear to
these stories of fertility in a small compass, when we are
induced to believe that the requirements of an acre of
wheat may be carried home in the coat pocket, and applied
3ut such

without t

abourers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

i pay a
to opt

:duty in
ity, they y
and their

I supply of our
procating COUP,

I price to be 45s

arse, incluc
re get quit
mplest coi

freight and charge

s this w

io that UT

lie export of Br

lost the ent

that we have
y. We must. by
power t

s respect fu'

ISAAC BUCH)

id the political economists, like
'slat in that most fatal of all le

countries, in consequence of there
his country. Thus, by the absence o
produce (call into existence) the fact

he send-1
at home

the Consumption • for
th, aided by our Colon

to be equal to our co
quarter, the foreigner,

in his own country
Britain) i

indersta

ly set f

employ-

INAN

heir pupil,
islative he-

consumer,
is country

ry, aided
grow a

I assume
oncealing

markets of

being no
of the im-
t on which
T does not

'o Britain

•eader will
raised the

ity to this

ad bireci-
a, and the
!e at horn•

over 371

but io meet this exceptional case'
when the supply is deficient, indi
price rising above the price
Why, in the name o

agricultural customers of out
population, by permitting the free
our supply is full) by.foreigners
'ante the labour of our manufac

my answer to. Mr. Cobd
n Corn, dateci,2ol"

?oth July
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

; fide (ia

EWS•ROOM is OPEN DAILY, Sc
elms Lower Hall, from Eight, a.m

The News-room is 'we':

E ESSAYS of List Season are now Pub•
and may be had at the Concert-hall

(cation to be made to the SECRTsTARY
,ween the hours of Eleven and Three.
JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary.

D VICTUALLERS

RITY

BALL

)ISTINOUISHED PATBONAOE OF
Mayor,

ck Ks of Seftor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

taken I

the League

To Mes
Whig mit

call to mind

December of 1845, t 1
unexpected manifesto

nounced his adhesion
osteßibly, addressed tc
to the farmers of Draytc

the people of Englai

moves on the

)y his letter of 1845, c

The. Tamwort
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

been done in woollen cloths this week,

Wool: Although the

pply of all kinds of

•e chiefly held

i !vice to meet the rates current
Yarns continue as firm as ever, and for January
ly intimated that they will require
Pieces

1 not E,

meet the increased
the year is not t

ly distinguished by

ocks held by manuf

endance in our Piece Hall on Saturday
usual at this holiday season ; but the de-
pods is pretty much the same, with but

Yarns are consic

rated. There are fewer s
Ley of the quotations recei

market was very q

Wool remains firm, and tli
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Jai. 1, 1850

Mahogany, Ex "Princess," at from std. to Bd.,
Veers indebted 30 logs raging 6d per foot; and on the 21st instant, 17 lots
to the Government Emigration Agents Cuba Mahogany. Ex " Messenger," at from 6d.
to 2144. and averaging 9 5-16ths per foot.
rut. Hodder, R.N.,) for several inter-

EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPO(

I mingi
i....Z ,

anti eve

anstie.s relative to emigration from this port

emigrate cannot be I

Ittiipping tit:elligruct

thin a few more or I

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25.—Wind N.N.E., light.
James, Martin, from Prince Edward Island.
lden Fleece, Palethorpe, from Bahia—Wallace
kns—Josefina, Calvo, Havana—Piedad, Aci
larm, Spriggs, St. Michael's—Union, Den

others of a I

!d. who ftr,

SAILED.—U
e` Morton, New
ido, Cadiz, &

steamer, or

Ostend, &(

o'Shanter sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for ti

lire, Hoz& and Antonio, Ag-oue, hence at Naval
n Ellice, sailed from Odessa for this port 6th D
nitn. Davies : General Von Wrangle, Prehm

Sieinorth; and Nicolaui,

essamine on the 81

anon mould
be—
Irish, sav

137.676 1

gitsh, Scotch

d Welst

15,186

n, from Maceid,

G. A. Hopley, liehm, from

,nt the 22nd Oct., entering Isi

n of the

on the island of Cauctun 12th Nov.: crev
but several died subsequently from ex

THURSDAY, D

ARRIVED

io—Albert, Card,

most va

n, Neill, sailed from Demerara for this port,

observe

ailed from Vera Cruz, Oct. 24; Kyoniti

ailed from Trieste Dec. 7.
his port.

the a. 1

17 39461
7 8 1042

13 14191

18.3 v
1840 18 ___
1841 12 3729
1842 12 3221

,in List

Agnes, Sc
Br

tine Ma

Sparks. f

MONDAY, DEC

SALES OF THE WEEK

)930 Bowed Georgia
.„,, r Mobile

776° t

Maranham.

2U t ga;;•gi

.... Demerara,Sur
1990 Egyptian

.
10 Common West lndia,B
.. Carthagena

Smyrna
Manilla

561

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. DEC. 28

rated; new o:

as customary at the c 1(

A discovered
: of the North

Zs. to 425.
30s. to 318
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

I manufactur

le produce
estimate t,
)out 1.500

instant,

lout sate-ratio

o change in ti

the severity of

ang African lion a
dnesday, for the s

castle Journal
leterrnined to e.

at the nf

•esenr.
iy, 19,986

1.1 to LI

own it has I
,n between th

9 cannot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

he gate

ulgence, t

lifficult to conceive any system, tli

adoption of which would effectually p. _
attendant upon it. Mr. Chapman, when be,.
Committee, assured them, that the use of lucift,
for this purpose, is a matter of but too common ,
rence, and I am at once prepared to coincide with him 00
this point. Here, however, I must join issue, and alto'
gether dissent from the conclusions he has arrived at, fot
if fires were permitted, we should, in addition to the
present danger, have another and a more formidable end
to contend with, which would baffle the most active Bev
viellance, and result, I am assured, in many disasterond
Once permit these Irish emigrants of
aboard, and v.), -- source

opt_ the dangers
.e the Dock

latcheg
occur-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

:e at Trinidad

Its sweet

hat and
ecking the operations of the pow
nieht be expected, of reducing

h doubts and

under this pressure o
m the market

and sold, in

'out reserve
1849 with 1

A at out 61- per cent

'`lon upon tie wl;oli
the number of sales ther

have been mac

and under ti

revived
let the position of the British

ip-owner
rers and

't be fin-;

vessels in course of buil
gate tonn

) tons

ing in
; and as

aid more I
Kate, I

the old navigation laws were doomed, Emilia, M
osition to act evinced itself—the Chronorne
._,__,:__ IP ...1.1,.1. b.,' h... .. Ripklipd Welch, Dec.

Dumbarton Youth (a.) ;
at Genoa.

ndria, Git

nd Asia

arah, '(salt laden), sunk 'this morning off Prince

Newry for this port
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

articles of various kinds v;

apparently stole
box of books,

property.
hich belong
and which had
as £7. A quan

found, which bad been p.
of Renshaw-street, and

placed t

mains of a pig which had
!culiar manner by Mr. Lo

'e also to

were also identi

I, as stole

prisoners were. re a

Mistrut

On Sunday week three ba
pit near Accrington, and were

,s been apprehended on a et

hrew a pl
The MI

at her in a fit o

under the ten lours' act, a tt

hands by " relays

WHITEHALL, DEC

22.

rant the dignity., of a B,

Kaye Shuttleworth,of Gawth

The congregation of St. M

have presented- the Rev. ThoE
with a splendid gold watch,
during the visitation of the ci
Mrs. Ellis Norris, late Miss

Hall, made her first
Chun

Sunda

tended to be dE
PRES ENTATI

has present
of plate,

" as a remetT

ling impostor, who re:

s by the lower c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Kirkhride, A rgileshire

Bees, the Rev7E. H
fl's College, Oxford,

AINGEIt, Principal a

St. Bees College, and Prebena
On the 23d ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. RD. Fl
to Miss DOROTHY NEWTON.
le day, Mr. BENJ, JOHNSON, joiner, to ISABELLA
daughter of Mr. JOHN KITCHEN, of Kirkby I relet
24th nithno, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Dl
CARBOROUGH to Miss HARRIETT PARR.
ay. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN KITCHI
Miss MARGARET WARD
lay, at Ormskirk
liter of Mr.
Judc

On the

ANN. d

Mr. R. FATRHURST to MA
ALLEN, Architect n
Church, by the I

Dr_ Care

me day, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the I
ank, Mr. CHARLES 11. DAVIE to ELIZA, dau;
JOHN PARRY. .

Same day, at High-street Chapel, Preston, b)
Flemming, Mr. THOMAS BALL to Miss ELLEN L
both of Lancaster.
On the 25th ultimo, at St. Mary's Church,.Birkenh,
the Rev. A. Knox, Mr. RICHARD AINLEY, jun. of CL
crescent, Birkenhead, to Miss SARAH AGNES AIOIR, m.
of Mr. Benj. Williams, of Ivy street, Birkenhead.
Same day, at Trinity Church, Birkenhead, Mr. WILLIAIt*
SUMNEItS to MARY JANE HUGHES, daughter -

:he Rev. .
LOGARTI

,ead, by

MS, Esq., of Claughton.
law, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. I. Holmes, B.A.
[IN TURBITT to Miss JANE PEMBERTON, head
of the Corporation North Infant Schools.
day, at John's Church, Mr. EDWARD FRITH tc

Miss ANN BLUNDELL.
Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. HENRY BENNEIT t
Miss CATIIARINE WILLIAMS.
Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. JAMES
Miss HANNAH LITTLI

YLAND to

irch, by the

hURDEN,pf her Ma;

Castor

to PAMELA DAVIS, daughter of Mr. HENRY MANSTON.
Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, RICHARD,
third son of the late Mr. JAMES GORE, of Leeds-street, tc
Miss ANN WAKEFIELD, of Much Woolton.
Same day, at St. Augnstine's Church, by the Rev. Y.
Jones, M.A., Mr. JOHN CLARKE, of the Gasworks, Dale,
to ISABELLA, daughter of J. WOODBURN, of Vaux

stree
hall-house.
Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. JAMES CLAM
tailor, to Miss ANN BRODAGEN.
Same day, at St. Catherine's Church
B. A. Arthure, Mr. J. T. FLET

by the I

lurch, by the Rev. J. Cord
FRANCES ELSTON.
e day, at St. Silas's Church, Mr. CHARLES W.
to Miss JANE ABIGAIL WCANDLISH.

t St. Sila
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Duman foc

in mole'

ANS WE

" T. H."—Your orchnti .
" T. R., New Brighton:''-
herbaceous plants will grow i
protected ; the hardy bulbs will t

POLICE INTELLIGENCI

iOODS NOT THR FINDER'S I

On Friday Henry Archer, a boatn
flaying in his possession
oods. On being stopped _
livide the goods with him, if he were suffer

ndle of pr.

ought to have delivered the proper
for 14 days.
.—Charles Cul
)nly eight year

lit to

JUVENILE CRIME

two other girls,
with being in possession of proper

only his own daughter I
harboured them in his house

ut the other chili re

.rs old) had already been seve

ton, who, as the bes

AN Impos ror

On Saturd

ugh-looking man, w

donations by imposir

fellow,
_who was in the
as if affected with seven

of falling dow

'rum ti

atherei

affect to he much r

apprehended, and severa
eta. —Mr. Rushton commit

walk a
e'e four]
rum! f

under the vagran

FOR STOLE
Alexander]

GOODS.—On

William Bar

le in 11

road. From

watched b

Christmas eve the t

amed perso
him. He

a if bargaining wit'

s a box in the lobby there.

10 not know wt

was found t,

contain

io founc

Amongst of
ad to the T

been missed fro

geese and

m from otht

a week. a

f/ttus

1 ven tor&
drowned.

•ge of killior I

D u He, to

in public

,f passion.
tes have refused to co

urer who work

he Queen has been

aronet unto James i
orpe Hall, Lancas
ary's Churc
3._Jump, or

St. He

ministeria,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

GAUZE WIF

RETAIL

BLINDS, WHOLE

IRON HOUSES, CRANES, WROUGHT
PIPES, ENGINEERS' & IRONFOUNDER:
in General.

CRANES (Henderson's Patent), combiaffieffici

WROUGHT IRON PIPES4(ha

nd Drair

roy's Patent), for C

eaper, better, and mo

repair for five years teitho-ut Cost to thePurihase

FOX, AENDERSON & Co., London, Birmingham, &R enfrew
W. LAIRD, 3, EXCJEIANOE-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL.

TO THE PUBLIC.
TCHERS.of ST. JOHN'S MARKET re
rm the Public, that MEAT can be PUR
lcet as LOW in PRICE as at any Marke
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

AIMMIERIIIMMINININ

Same day, at Prestbury, Mr. WILLIAM
veteran who has just passed his 86th birthday, to ?
HEATHCOTE, of Macclesfield, a damsel who has ti

nineteen summers. The bridegroom rec
„ for distinguished service in the battle of Clorunt
'e") fomht in the battle of Salamanca, and was under t
of the Duke of Wellington in the Peninsular wars,
On the 27th ultimo. at Rock Ferry, by the R
ca- Bertles, vicar of Dronfield, WILLIAM RICH MO

.ly obtained

EN MARIA, or

:RTLES, and niece of the lat
same day, at St. Paul's On
lberts, M.A., JAMES RAT(

led alitOn-Park, to ELLE
BIBBY, Esq., of Seac

George

diner H

JKIIIIN RC

n, Mr. J

Duncan was tb

At an early

DTP,T)

,0111 AS, a to

si MARY
,t yet seen

eneral Foord Belief
inbe, by the Rev. 1
DE WOLF. Esa.. c

aughter of ROBIRT

the Re
EORG]

endle n
sob],
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Fine heavy Oa

I very severe

mand, but Ultimately
rnent of Is. ner ar.

41).rts iiiet with more attentior

e as las

eek. Very little doing in Beans.

LEEDS CORN MARKET. D
Our market not being held on tb,
Per- few millers from a distr..— •

This 'This Yr. I NEWCASTLE

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. DEC. 28.
The arrivals are moderate. There is a good inquiry fo
, ,hon 4 thn tie

)od business was done at an improve
nnru.v, navnnred ls. ner or.. and th

()its and she

usual day, we have onl

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DEC. 26.
During the present week little business has been done
grain of any description, but last week's rates are supported
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

50,000 bale
and the sa

erg of the Etc

spacious

bnildin

,LASE
B.A.
:ollate
of

ZPOOI

e •Brokers

gained, 1

o very

m the fol-

have left a

'explainable
we believe

total stock

last year ;
of 75,000

28.000,

12,000, the dit:

and the description

ally sup-

ed a di.

,uld have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Itreet, Wo

DEE BANK HOUSE, CHESTER.
USTABLISIIMENT for the EDUCATION of
12.4 YOUNG LADIES, conducted by Mrs. FRANKS, and
her Sister, Miss COTTERELL.
No expense is at any time spared to render the domestic
arrangements of this Establishment commodimis Ana haelflltr •

combined with the beauty and salubrity
t. fail to meet the approbation of Parents
to such considerations. The system

pursued by Mri. FRANKSaWi

iheir resp-onsible dr

Sistfr, in the ftilfilmnt of
rfo give satisfaction to the

and they have the privilege4rf naming, as Refere
The Very Rev, the De.an .of Bangor,

Bolneyl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Non-Members, Fifteenpence ; Fee, One Pe

Zefreshments at all Hours;

to tern

THE QUADRILLE PARTY

takes place on THURSDAY next, t

W. E. WHITI

3rd instant,

January Ist, 1850.

PAN, PROPRIETOR

BY THE QUEEN'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

.ccc ' ''S,igl --1
~,....(I'.s-,

J. G. HARRISON & CO
Ha

Opened, at,

A Branch Establishaled for the Sale of

TANN'S NEW PAT9I:DOUBLE:CHAMBERED

FIRI

,RESISTING
'VESTS, AND BOXES,
D ESPECOULLY solicit the patronage of Bankers,
it Merchants. Solicitors, and all parties having the care of
BOOKS, DEEDS, RECORDS, PLATE, JEWELLERY, &c.
TANN'S SAFES are.madeentirely of strong Wrought Iron,

SAFES

MILL lavc uccny ,o,,,aany w &ca.. LUC it Llelllpta 01 Llle
most skilful Burglars, being fitted with the PATENT RELI-
ANCE LOCK, which has been invented expressly for the pur-
pose. They are also a sure
DIL I CFP A Wrf,L, Met 'DT T 1 MI

as they contain a Chemical Compound-the discovery of the
Patentees—which is deposited in a double chamber, between
the outer plate and the inner lining of the Safe, which remains
unaffected at a very high temperature, and merely fuses when
it is increased to a degree at which MOST OTHER SUBSTANCES
become decomposed ; the water of crystalization, being then
driven of, pv..sioto 1111 a narefoine ~._r.

str ucti,

of the most substan
G. HARRISON & CO. hi
public attention to their print
of a great number of Gentle
Pursuits, in the Metropolis g

Lsd Circular, containing the names
men connected with mercantile

the -Public tests to which
TANN'S PA

,übjected. A few ca

'ere, in verification of

filled with books, papers, an(
the centre of a large fire, mad,
three hours afterwards was r

TENT CHESTS
Lses may be cited here. A chest was
other documents, and placed in
e expressly for the occasion, and in
emoved and opened, when every.
ct as when first put in. On ano-

;ht textur
:ted to a vi

forge, and subject

then platend on
for the same
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

'ter a va

h attention

y in 1775, as
1 his way up

ted anc

RTHUR 1

TYTLER.
Nco'fish
editor of

Mrs. JANI

NANCY

ISPeCtO

the late kl
Limerick.
Esq.
Kelly Halle
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

report
pat

Lela. d as to render exacti

K, nor will

of crop received this day by the picket of the 19th inst.,
which are very considerably below 2,300,000 bales, be
_ _ _
the truth. If the stock here be larger

found to be

whitber the Ccitton be he
must ultimatelrbe the sa.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

auration.

M. FISHER

einv N'OVN

oroughly cinalified for
or for Mercantile Pu

ad Creel

Chemistry, Drawit

~7'he Philosophical App

OU LD,

n Mort

I,IISSES AC}

TON HOUSE

Parents who rrr

having for

us is varie este
Rev. . ARPENTF

Rev. T. NOLA

•street, will be RI

by Grieli, West I

they hope to me
entrust their D,

KERLEY has longt
nd on the (
t

3 of Private Goverr

and wilt be the endeavour, of t

t Schgat

ly permitted t

btarones346 Vrints, 1
Bar•Defs de Bethms!

y, Hornby Hall, near Lancaster

)old, Liverr

- ' Ditto.
Hornby Castle

son, Es,

ES BARLACE, NORTH lIMBEILLA

) be faore
bairard

can be received as.PARLOUR BOARDEI

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

A.M., F.R.A.S.
• GENTLEMEN at
of the Universities, Pub!:

ALIII 131 ULM FANI,
coerce, and Ger

MARSHALL,
A.M., Rev. F. ItY, 8.D., Rev. .
the Rev. D . STEWART, A.M.

nd Day Pupils. Prin

Y beg to anno
that they have OP

St. John Charlton, Henlly;, Beaumaris.
J. C. Thompson. Lanrifleld Park, West De

`ully inform their Friends

eral Lit

anc
t the con.

fbs7xtliteeinn

Misses
Tonal aid

le duties of ?heir LISHMENT
the •ltd inst . hey offer their
-bera port they have pith

RRACE

will be
1 thanks

M., Rev:
)LLOCK,

OPENED

,unce to
'EKED a
Thy, near

ters to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

lion, with other
s smith

trial, with
Water-lan

tents uninit_irec
ENTIRELY Fi

these Safes an
Robber
far s

I the most

that the wor

'erior to any yet offer
LESS THAN THE

TANN'S PATEN

For all kinds of Ir
other purpose t

... .. possesses siren
three principal requisites of a
advantage over everytbi"
pl,

This Loc

mObod of the levers b
of the Lock, and working ov
I of the levers at both ends,

secunt

action, unless by 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

turday r
turd Jar

pool, Jam

1~ ~

STEAD
The we

'URDAY nex

LIVERPOOL AND

foot; Cc

c„...A.g3Ll'

1 Th• City of ofasi
ADMIRAL

Are intended to s.
FROM (Ct

ADMIRAL

ORION ..
ADMIRAL

3 ROYAL .Tll

SS ROYAL.. Tt

ssengers are recKest

charge for Forwai:dir

:ents fir the OXON

PRINCI

gents fir the ADMI

%?Slt

Kduring the Summer, tt

:earn -Ships to the United States.

J. B. FIORD, 52, Old Broad-stre
CHARLES MAcIVER,

ICTION OF FREIGHTS

ass Steamer is intended to sl
oOL and from HAVRE, Mai

aff•rd to St

nthunication is intended
Transhipment of French. German

nd North American Roy

nd in I.

,um tor(

TO OPORTO DIRE

mown favourite Steam-s'
QUEEN,

Captain RICHARD VILLIAMS,
sail from LUND to OPORT(
t, the sth inst , with Passenge

lATITLf

A.SGOW STEAM-PACI

per tor

as iind,
)OL.

7, Eve
7i, Eve

Liverpoc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

liter of (

IJAMBS HlLL,postn
Same day, at Hathv

On the 26th ultim
ELIZA FRANCES, c
Same day, DIARY,

-....-
Same da), aged 7 weeks,
Captain MACLEOD FRAS!
Same day, in Great; Et
FENTON LALOR, the wri
in 1846, and*articies in Tie
_ n rPai 77_ TM-%
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

.d T. Alliso.
!nano facturers.
T. Wyatt, Oxford-ter

)ckendor

SCOTCH SEQUE!--TRATIONS

W. Barrowman, Rawyard

W. Deans, Leith, merchant

EETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIN

4, John Bur

n Carter (proof and div.)

RAL POST-

)FFICE

tl 7th
and

113 rd and
} of ev(

20th1iRipon

'every iTev

LIVERP
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

,o attribute all the r

of landlord

s, a circumstance

before

n application w

the rents, on the g

t so much as one hung

'ram app
,ver, not bec

tion was

part of the

but he does not choose
et or unfaithfulnes

tation of n

absolute sub-mis

ght imply

The Examiner ad

r says.

bidding again:

auction

d Alexander
position

without
borough

Rape of Brar

;ham ; the pre

It is confidently asserted that

parliament a strenuous e

POLITICAL MISCELLANY,

the Ministry must be Whig C

inor was, on Friday, ret

Candidate having lift the field clear for hi

e Court of Chancery last
to do so. In the case of Meagher, a

tge the receiver of

:esisied on the

he was desirous to retain

an imptt

rust, which- an
I Mail.

he is going

er, and the
of the free-

Ision of