The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-08 00:00:00

July 8, 1841

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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND L 0
OF THE ASSOCIATION OF LOYAL ORAN
MEN.

the ejtt
g a Thema
ti
ofinr sot
fGtrhaen d
members Lodge o
of f thrder, ht
hi se Orde
Loyalr, soi nrcaen
tion and the Protestant Confederation, was "et-0100
Portico, Newington, on Tuesday last, and two Al d di
days, and was attended by upwards of two hancirell tb
putations of uncompromising Protestants, front !iirsigt
Orange districts of England, Scotland, and cola
The business of the lodge commenced with reading 8401
munication from the Most Noble Grand Master•,"ionto
ing the Deputy Grand Master to take the chair,
quence of his own inability to attend. The u" ctial
condition of Ireland was then brought before themere et
and several eloquent and heart.stirring Wee" °tot°
livered, after which an address from the Associationark
devoted and persecuted Orangemen of Ireland was ef p
$l4
unanimously—assuring them that the Orangemen e`,oP
land, Scotland, and Wales, were united in one et,1104
bond, determined to uphold and maintain, at %Oath
every sacrifice, the great principles of the Befer-0501.
and ready, whenever called upon, to render them .004
ante in defending the union between Great Brilei
Ireland, and protect the Protestant established re,,/1
laws, and liberties of their distracted and misg°,
country. The officers of the institution for tho r,oe
year were then appointed • and the other routilot 00
ness of the Association having been gone throngfel
deputations proceeded to discuss the great ge7,04
which at present interest the Protestant part of the o'
and to digest the means most calculated to arrest tnovirdo
gress of that unnrotestantizing spirit on the Part oar
British Government, and that aggressive spirit of 11,.°0,1011
ism, which threaten, by their joint influence 0,1
once more Great Britain and the world in the dareditf
superstition and bewildering error. The Pra,ce;plb!
throughout were most satisfactory, and displaYeu'• the°
part of this loyal body, a firm resolve to niaintmee tbst
Protestant liberties, which afforded ample a4suranc toil°
whoever they may be who are absent from theirs 04009.
the coming day of danger and of trial, Orang art'
tants will not be the first, but the last, to cry
render."

juTHR.EzFT/ERzEG,.A: QUEBEC.—The LiverpoorsubscriaPePted'
for the sufferers by the great fire at Quebec, snic-
conferred the free4o.l.m"-oltmhamsuenies.-o-f
on Saturday evening, to £Bll. e
his family. The resolution was come to by a 1:10P'
126 to 5.
clapiv
Zurich Vita;
Taglioni, who- has been so much desired by the 0.6•
gers of the American Theatres, has declined an Irk;
meat for New York, unless her terms, £124 night jf
secured to her, besides a handsome house.
Yesterday week an infant eight or ten days ,°
"
found buried beneath a heap of stones, at Kips
Waterford. It was alive when taken out, but die -
after. Oteir
Nape
j,
The friends of Lives. Hawkey and Pym hetr
official notice that those gentlemen will surrender for
Cake their trial, at Winchester assizes, on ThurstiaY,
their participation in the late fatal duel.
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Sir Robert Peel stated in the House of Como? eV
Friday, that he would last night (Monday) state tiieo pro'
sures which it was the intention of government t
ceed with during the present session. Veit'
NEW CHURCH, WEST Dr-ERB-Y.—We unclers,a- nest,
the first stone of this church is to be laid on Fridalyesrat
There will no doubt be a great number of persons Pioelle
who will assemble at the chapel, West Derby, at
o'clock.
belt!
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CHILD'.—An inquest -- %ae
on the body of 'Thomas Green, an infant, three ljeoll
old, son of Wm. and Elizabeth Green who diedshs,
in bed. Verdict—Died from exhaustion arising fro,
ease of the nuseuteric glands. ter°
BIGAMY.—A man named James Miller was Yeses, for
committed at the Police-court, for trial at the ass,l%urcht
having married on Saturday week, in St. Peter's 'le be'
in this town, Henrietta Woodville,. his previous
ing still living.
etiod
In the Court of Common Pleas, on Friday, au 940'
brought by Mr. Rigby Wasoti, M.P. for Ipswich' 3;019
Mr. Rennie, the other liberal candidate for that bone?
at the late election, to recover a moiety of the els,
incurred on that occasion, was agreed tishe referre
cobie
On Saturday, Mr. Thomas Sheard, a highly resPe4
tradesman in Oxford, committed suicide by tsbeseos.‘
himself from a window three stories•high. The cow
had served the office of Sheriff of the town 9" err
highly esteemed, bst his affairs had latterly beccone
barrassed, and affected his mind.
esste4
CHILD FOUND DEAD.—An inquest was held V" pv..
on the body of a new-born child found dead in tb°
near Lowsbill. A. Arnott, surgeon,. proved in' I'o
child's death was the result of external violencera', per
jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against s°
sonTHnkE G unown. aset
s on ,REAT BRITAINSTEAM-SHlP.—Ncorre 1
10,
suggests, as a means of raising a considerable s„ ,be en:
gratifying those who wish to see the operation of 'V;
gines and screw, that the vsssel should make a tited
with pass ewers to the N.V. Light-ship and haos:si. Se"
can be spared before she begins to take in goods r`-'
York..
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The business of the Police-court yesterday Os
usually heavy, independently of the cases conneetiees er,
street disturbances. Besides several fel°3o•oo,Po
minor offences, there were upwards of 130 cases ur, o,aas
ness and disorder; 17 cases of " dogs at large, art as'
great number of cases of pocket-picking. The c°
not rise till about seven o'clock. the
House RACING.—Chief Justice Tindal, in readilriegoolios
judgment of the court in the case of Thorp V.
Co of
said it was an action brought to recover a snuisses!i°,s,
won by betting on a legal horse race ; and the
was, whether such bet was recoverable in a „au r‘rigbt
tt
His lordship said the plaintiff did not possess ti,edearlSe
maintain the action, and gave judgment for the ec'
LIVERPOOL PILOTS' ASSOCIATION.--The
ner of this praiseworthy body, lid
upwards of one. huedred„ took place yesteroql was a
Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-street. Mr. Hughes, tliols.
the chair ; and on no occasion has any preclua'sah"ois
which was Po- 01
given more satisfaction. Mr. Whiteman, as us- f the
tinguisbed himself in providing all the varieriesdov e 0
season, and the excellent accommodation provi'lhee vtiOhio
recent additions to the hotel, seemed to meet, t„„a og!sst
of all present. After dinner they adjournen,-sres'
met in the evening, which was spent with the
conviviality.
inn
aests',ls
FATAL EFFECTS OF INTOXICATION.--Ano
held yesterday, on the body of Jane Stephensou'is
years, who, it was alleged, Jasd met with her denies lisf
le
violence, whilst in a state of intoxication.---Jasstnr tea
phenson, son of the deceased, deposed that 03 ,jdicos
last he was sent to look for his mother, who ',",Ses b 9
to habits of intoxication ; and having fount_d
aid of a woman named Mrs. Davis, they urtis fad,
home, being incapable of walking ; and after "to v;lf
had scolded her a littleshe proceeded up stairs ,
but fell backwards down, striking her bead very cr„ "74
against a small table and breaking it. The fattiest bees
qu,ntly attempted to carry her up stairs ; but, ib-ey scot
able. they laid her down on the flsnir, which td we!' ice,
accustomed to do when she was- intoxicated, loar Ore,
bed. In the morning. they found her on the the Pool'
dead.—Mary Davies,
-the woman referred to by deseadsc
vious witness, di-posed to the husband striking
so e strii"sot'
and pulling her by her clothes down stays, ,pas ore
her when on the floor. Her evidence, hosrevert;een of/
confirmed, and that of the first witness having dist s
roborated by his brother, the jury returned a vertiijsl
Died from the effects of falling down stairs cy f
state of intoxication." jo() or
On Friday night a fire br ,ke out on the prerusortlf
Francis, printer, Lawton-street, but it was 6°
dued by the fire-police.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKE vt teCiroif
We have to report not only a continuation of tt ser,;eeso
demand for Cotton, but for sevcral days last Pats, our.-witlior
siderable increase, as will be seen by referencer grit isse
circular made up to Friday noon for the dispatch P' sfoosra
a 4( soatc:faa)
in,olcefert.o)hfeiOliidnit smraletbru. reheaaa,
siy
lt,toehee
snpseeaseltuealstalriosrira,sec,dlwi e. s;edi :1;1
14,000 bales, and to-day fully 12,000 hales have be surd suo.ptiot,
ries
of Cotton, particularly on the lower descriptions °oil, 'cite;
with such an immense stock of Cotton In the I'd (49000
general demand from consumers, specu ators-,t'0er540i.,"
The quantity in the market barely suffices to gice., ipaY. rt`e
quisite choice. Frees have ruled so low that I'„ly:reeo
hold€rs ,o bring out their stocks still more sP3r!:-iia7,,,7
larly as the opinion gains daily ground that Cotte.
lowest point

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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAIUCD"
~ad3r,,,r90
however, any
Butter
absolutet rade h a has becomeadvance
i n muchprie
ern o
Firstre s.-r,,t 0 j or.
Waterford, Carlow, &c., are worth 84s, Belfast Sys'
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Butter, Beef, Pork, or Bacon, we notice.no chant-.

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LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKE-- ~ret to-,t-- et 460
We have had a larger sup ly of Cattle at roorTheef;:d to
of late. A brisk demand for Mutton and Lam., alb_-` U 4
dull sale. Beef sid to Cid, Mutton 64d to eid, "
per lb.

NORTH HAY MARKET, Joi'Js• cl•
-•••
o 9 4101, o/ Patatoes, 01,,, 01b . 0,
o 0-0 0 Cups .. . ... •• ; •
1 —0 0 Reed R.oger'• 41. ••
O 2 0 2i. Pink-eyes •• 0 0 0 0
• 0 ti Turnips. *ND 0 0„;- f
0 di ,Manglewurzle 5 0
0 (Manure ••

Hay, old 2',lb
new

Vetches
Grass

Straw, Wheat,
Oat

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