The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-28 00:00:00

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MARKETS, and and

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TUESDAY

MORNING.

iIIARCH

THE fact that a mo

y the Britis.

Mlle a

of taxation

, IS S 1

bial amongst us, tha

ing condition as a nation

very strictly the weight of
have individually to carry
when well fed, John Bull

crsiin a+ n - ,i;—
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John Bull, whe

but ti

union
the fa
in

good case, he never t
more or less t 1

3an his

pared with , the

rest of the world

short comm
his sleen—

being

1 to enter himself as con

though

ould have to car

feather

a very decent case

or gne'
that, w

of this sort, i

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country

lie ha

nance of that r

n moments of

nciples of fairnes

ualitv t

such r

exchequer

the: question how, most

we could
that the t

t be brought into our

have also remitted taxes, less with

relation to what

nning now to ti

las arrived at which w

me peopt
has borro

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to what

y with the

ation of a
ziven Jew

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an who I

I nonor.

interest

vied many experi-

;ed a res'

are willing tc

nd of the British public

on intelligible in it

are ; and

have rc

lent very pie;

TARVX
ast week

commence a

a her

io there will no

versity and

COM MUT.

ist be reconstructed

rich this feeling has spread

uming the character

ed, as well by the govern-

parl

Yet very signi-
uring the desultory

ouse of

tence amongst

t occasion it only

s—cla:
rved I

:her honour

but IT

ouse for

of enquir

a this town, ti

?osition e

,ive benevolence have

We have t

last, of Dr

to Mrs

Susan Cushman

Melimar, of I

congestion of the lungs.
SALT WATER BATHING.—Our readers will learn from
_ zd, 1848. an advertisement in anoner column that Mrs. Penn's
baths, at George's Pier, are now in readiness for the re-
-
Cul set is about to ception of visitors. This is the season when cold salt
-ainst inequality water bathing is most conducive to health, bracing to the
, nerves and invigorating to the general constitution. The
rent It is Prover-
, ~u rent. swimming bath will be found in a delightful state of
Jong as we are in a thriv- purity.
we do not scrutinise SUDDEN DEATH.—Robcrt Ferguson, one of the crew
the burthens which we of the schooner Onyx, a Glasgow trader, consigned to
Like other animals,
Messrs. M'Arthur and Co., died suddenly on board the
vessel, (then lying in the Canning Dock,) at three o'clock
does not cavil m9ch ,on Saturday morning. He was twenty-one years of age,
Is—"' -- ' --- "‘ "nn etv ii
.0 241 u hTltlll,l.t2Alle o:clocl! 2. i..; , I?
.ie same previous evening. n
_,..„,,cu to the dietary of a the body, found that death had caused by disease of
muse, is remarkably tenacious as to, the heart.
THE CELLAR OCCUPATIONS IN LIVERPOOL.
--,•ds him of the carver. When
1 - whether he does of.uust last 4634 notices have been served on the owners
--houses of which the cellars were separately let off; 400
hare of work, as corn- have been served on the tenants ; and 220 have been
,—whether he served on the occupants of cellars in courts ; making a
:eaves, more than total of 5254 on which legal processes have been served.
port lately issued by Mr. Harbord, it appears
n ; but put him upon 171faotma t athe
I expiration
were of
occupied,these nboutti clsd2nso2tleecenitlaaTs
beds,were
or his drink, or found empty,
a rather obstreperous and 205 continued to be occupied in defiance of tln;e law.
case just now. He has About 3000 cellars have thus been cleared, and the process
rt commons ; he feels in of getting out the refractory holders is still going on.
,
THE PATENT JOURNAL AND INVENTOR'S MAGAZINE.
""htlV debilitated
---.We have received the February and March numbers of

—Since

and, very naturally, is one of the best got up we have seen of our scientific
serials, and is replete with valuableinformation on all new
it is that one leg
patents, describing all the novelties and improvements
ato drag after it a heavy boot, recently introduced, illustrated with wood cuts, lists of
-^,l in cordovan; or why patents granted, &c., &c. To inventors and mechanical
--r the top weights, men generally it cannot fail to be interesting and useful,
John Bull while the price of each number, containing a large quan-
tity of matter, is only equal to that of a single newspaper

BliKENuiAn.—'This township, if we may rely on what
.as lately been reported, is about to assume a more pros-
., ueu away from the perous career. We understand a deputation, consisting
of Baron Goldsmidt, J. Tollemache, Esq., M.P., and
.ic have imbibed, and very William Jackson, Esq., M.P., have bad an interview with
the Commiiors f Woods, &e.,e resu of which is they are paying unequally
favourable ;ss andne oit is expected the bills respecting the
„nance.of the institutions of our clocks will soon pass both houses of parliament, so as to
) not refer to the income tax parti- enable the new trust speedily to commence the dock
" that we may have to speak works. In addition to this intelligence the Dock Ware-
-^qtion, which the pub- house Company have begun to pay off their liabilities,and

is, that we have _ale arrangements for paying by L,
ments of 20 per cent. each until all is paid.
DINNER AND TESTIMONIAL.—The friends of Mr.
Brough, late editor of the Liverpool Lion, who is about
to leave Liverpool to undertake a literary appointment in
the metropolis, met on Tuesday night at Mr. Whiteman's.
the Brunswick Hotel, for the purpose of giving him a
dinner, and presenting to him a gold watch as the parting
testimony of the esteem in which his eminent talents and
social virtues are held in this town. Upwards of sixty
gentlemen sat down to a sumptuous repast, got up in a
-tyle worthy of the host of the Brunswick. Mr. Brough
also agreeably surprised with the present of a hand-
subscribed for by some ladies. The evening
santly under the chairmanship of Mr.

mightly insta:

q HALL SCHOOL.—We were highly gratified
y a personal inspection of this extensive educa-
stablishment. The arrangements made for the

tuition in every branch, as well as for the development of
their physical energies, are all that can be desired. There
are at present one hundred and twenty pupils, progressing
rapidly in their studies, and in the enjoyment of excellent
health and spirits. We observe that, at the Hilary Term
examination, at Dublin University, just concluded, Mr.
Charles Jones, assistant to Mr. Brindley, the active and

Dok a high stand in

The masters employed in the
ssical, mathematical, &c., &c.,
)y an announcement in another

inn) geiatlemen who have earned distinguished uni-

REMOVAL OF THE REV. DR. CARPENTER.—The insular
particularly the inhabitants of

Douglas, will learn with regret the removal of the above-
named rev. gentleman to a sphere of ministerial labour

far more extensive than that which he has so ably filled
divine the last 13 or 14 years. The doctor, in the early
an official communication from

him to go and assume the ministerial
serous and influential congregation as-

sembling in that place of worship. The call was responded
to by Dr. Carpenter, who left Douglas for Liverpool on
Wednesday last, and preached his first sermon to his new
flock on Sunday. By the congregation of St. Barnabas,

1 of Dr: Carpenter will be felt
with peculiar regret, while the charities of the town have
lost in him a firm and constant friend. His charitable

ong endeared

him to the poorer portion of the community, to whom he
was was ever ready to render all the aid in his power.—
Manx Sun.

to record the marriage, on Wednesday
Sheridan Muspratt, of Seaforth-hall,

3oston, and siste