The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-09 00:00:00

course of his journeys with his carts, near Dews"
picked up 4,600 pins. red if'
endingTbe Linee
jclaulMyeraseutrya sneayrer,ietrhantettedringstehwestehnrieue:rir4o,oo
The French government steamer Ariel has calltg.,llo
teen English fishing-sloops accused of transgress;llol
rules of the oyster fishery off Cape La Begee'
carried them into Dieppe. Joe
seiTeewdoidfinceurcaricrrieiathee-thohreseesb,ewenhibcehilatreininteneddeedetororri
Pasha, one of the Egyptian princes, were ehiPe-
Southampton for Alexandria on Wednesday last•obirg
The food of some reapers at Camely, in Some' 1611
which they had hid under a hedge, one day last Tone 01
poisoned by the sprinkling of arsenic over it,
them nearly fell a victim to the diabolical act. oriitsl,
In 1594 and 1595, the Gaunt's Chapel, et -"„ftba
familiarly known as the "Mayor's Chapel, t?. "1,Ri
mast attractive architectural gem within the city_ thj
during a scarcity of room, used as a warehouse 0Y
Corporation. frosi,tehr:
The stocks were removed some years ago
Market- place, at Driffield ; but, last week, tneifeeof,'
re erected for the special punishment of a drankyiento
sea
whom the magistrates did not think it worth while
to prison. bl
Great consternation has been created at gerPde bees
the report that a young man named Milburn ha j, 0
robbed and murdered. His hat was found in the bet tt;
were marks indicating the dragging of shoe heels;
body has not yet been discovered. f E0de11;
The premises of Mr. Horne, coachmakers, 0- 00'
street, London, were destroyed by fire on Sundae Ili go et
week. •The premises were erected about two yeallii3taios'
an expense of £B,OOO, and at the time of the fire co
a large stock of carriages.
The Dundee Advertiser relates that while a geetiii:egeiel'
was halting at Auchterarder, a few days since, of some
phent was so much tempted by the appearfieeeieebtov
biscuits which lay in a baker's shop window, that b;coi;/'
the glass with his trunk and began to devour the woe
Lord Cranworth and Vice-Chancellor Knight with.
have been appointed judges of appeal, the IstAtefed 31%
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The St. Albans bribery commission will sit In Ales'''
siaboutade, theQ c. middleForsoy
of October.
orritite,. for the
H. Fitzgerald, of the western circuit, as their e'er'
conduct of the inquiry.
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The forthcoming election of chief magistrate e- fth
of London begins already to engross the attentioni% the
citizens. The senior aldermen who have not Pajq.s)'
chair are W. Hunter, Esq.. T. Challis, Esq., an"
ney, f the
The Boston Gazette says there is an old 10" Y o
name of Frost now living in Eaton, New Hainesbbos
can say, " Arise, daughter, and go to thy done noolf
thy daughter's daughter has a daughter." She ig
five years old. ft
A Mr. Popy committed suicide a few hours 0.;,,ei,f0r
nessing the execution of Groom, which he went, 'Jot lie,
wich to see. On his return home, he observe
thought hanging was a very easy death, went to at-
for a leather thong, and then hanged himself. frid°l
The Musical Festival at Worcester closed onetobey,
night week, a comparative failure in regard to Poo clit,
and pecuniary receipts. £BB4 was collected for ~jt
rities, being nearly £lOO less than in 1848, the
formance at Worcester.
Dr. Jenner, one of the Professors of Universio'.C°l,;-,
chronicles in the last number of the Medical 71'1' apps'
discovery of a new, and, from the case he relaes'. el:
rently a very efficacious remedy, in some of
,etl7bitil°
troublesome forms of indigestion. The drug n-
Professor is the sulphite of soda, not the sulphate. sitiv
The notorious convict Hackett, who some '1
effected an extraordinary escape from the model Pr,e- ,
l
Pentonville. has written to the governor, annouoecejete
safe arrival in the United states, where be has tforelb.
joined by his wife, and that the police may. the"• ,
saved any further trouble of looking after hirn• ,;o,e",‘
The Northern Star intimates to its readers the";o9'
sequence of ill health and pecuniary cifficultiesd COT
out of the embarrassed affairs of the National Lee
pany, Mr. Feargus O'Connor, M.P., has, for the,e,oe"
and, as we conjecture, till the reassembling of per'
,oeti
retired to the continent, • thePW
An extraordinary coincidence is mentioned j°
brought by the overland mail. Mr. H. Cormack ercee
W. Le Geyt, partners in one of the principal TethetiOrg
houses in Bombay, were on one night, though at ad We
ninety miles apart, both seized with cholera, e
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both dead before sunrise. (10
Six colliers were severely injured as they weressoool
out of a coal-pit, at Kingawood, near Bristol, on were
tbbif
last, owing to the breaking of a bolt at the 100 /
shaft, and a seventh, who attempted to save ledepil•
jumping out of the cage, fell down the shaft, a
147 fathoms, was dashed to pieces.
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A waggoner named Abraham Mayhead, ieu' 041
lady near Chichester, has been committed for spa
wilfully allowing a waigon and a team of horses roe liSoi
upon the South Coast railway, at a crossine e escape
much to the danger of a passenger train. The gA
the passengers and train was almost miraculous'tit tot
The Leicestershire Mercury relates that, au,c)ielt,l
weeks since, a collier camed Atkin, living at lbe'tiliesPii
had for many years suffered from illness of an,orift,slo
greatly improved. cabie kind vomitd a live , measurin
inches in , length ;e and sincenewt that ti g'me hi 3 be*its
eed
t on fie
men belonging to the 11th geZeir co aun'-o°l
The council of war of Marseilles has just P':ifeen"ni•
iu lgvoen
Dragoons, who were tried for haying excited pot, 0
e ,
rades to insubordination and revolt in Jn,,ecto JO"
Orange. Four of them have been cond woe'
and the fifth acquitted. a old, eifio'
A little boy named Hockney, about a year !the b 01;
Sheffield, on Saturday week, from concussion °Cu, Oho
caused by a blow from a gutta percha cricket us., 0111
struck him on the head while his sister; in Wh°,(1110
was, was watching some youths who were '
cricket, on the previous Thursday. Ceseli
The Madrid correspondent of the itforninetaelf -
says that during the great bull fight which er95,(t0400
at a place called Leganes, and which laste"bees I'ol
o'clock in the morning till nightfall. 57-yoll,ng,, rvere'
attacked by volunteer bull-fighters, 18'of wl?°,l,,rie,t, 50:
hors de combat, and some wi,h very serious ier-4t,"•t s'
Holnicote, Sir Thomas Asland'is beautiful be e;
mersetshire, was destroyed by fire on Sator,e9,'lsessnoo'
present no particulars are known here. The ne,,,el
contents were insured with the West of Eng,"•„itl
pany to the amount of £7,000, but we are a'r",,
far below the amount of damage.—Western P4:00ceo,"sol
Sir John H. Maxwell, Bart. It.N. has annvrePr"&y
intention of offering himself as a candidate is 0, tt;
the borough of Harwich, now vacant. Sir Ririe it floe'
servative. We understand that another can or 00;
coming in the liberal interest, and that the oerecePos'
Harwich are prepared to give Sir John a wart° aeosee;
The hazel woods of Scotland romise an ohs
supply of nuts. Along the banks of LochnesbidiogEl
leaves, in place of being hidden by the grerf
are literally loaded, one mass of nuts altoesteto
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around them. In other places it is the same. -
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are of large size. b's,,
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A correspondent wishes to know what hegihe rltl„
Mr. Roebuck's History of the Whigs since the ag
of the Reform Bill.. We are informed thattbreobot tog
kept in the background in consequence of 8. egtliiej
injunction, by a member of the Government' n°
jute j a
publication of certain letters which it was 0,10 10
book should contain.—Bath Chronicle. toffo"
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Miss Howard, one of the most benevolenof j
Els p tf
daughters, has invested £4.7,000 in the banpke, 0 fee .4
t. or
trustees (the Earl of Fingal, Capt. Sir 1-1.,11101(00,4
Mackinnon, M.P.), for the purpose of re,;oo'
houses at Pinner, near Harrow, for gratnl;liod ,led
.
for widows of officers of the navy and army' gerfi'rottof
each house with £5O a year, &c.--.3lorniog ,fere
A gang of depredators, whose operations biro or,,J
on both the Nottinghamshire and Lineolosf the,: 0001
the Trent, have been dispersed. A portion eeent,'lgee,43
ing the neighbourhood too hot for them r eLic,tos'
for America; the rest were apprehended
t °Gng leaf
stealing cattle, and were fully committed off t'
ec
on Monday last to take their trial. trig° tesPlse'
The Glasgow Courier states that the ,:oa„teco 'OO
survey now in progress has terminated the,"lo
ing the comparative heights of Ben Nevis. et btit 10.0 i 0
dhui, by showing that Ben Nevis is 72 `e that 001
Ben Macdhui above the level of the sea,
tdo job°
established that Ben Nevis is the Ot
Great Britain. ors U, ;ler 0 V A lief
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The eminent literary abilities and tee ,
Wilson, professor of moral philosophy fed Cl'ecseeooo-
of Edinburgh, and the world-renown been rf Ole
Nortb," of Bttckwood's Magazine. has„sion iitiogoce•
by the Government in the shape of a Pe- int 3 00
year. The letter of Lord John RussellAolyroo f
bestowal of the pension, was dated from aticg °rho. ;AI
e
Seven persons were drowned by thettPosne lq°01ler; tt
in the river Tyne, off East Howden, .0 a scti twat,
They were, with ten others, proceeding lire poet on or
to a steam-boat, about to take a pleas,tier,bol),
well-known Marsden rocks, and the FeUlherif
erl hot
tied under the stern of a large vessel ;;;,tho a's% tag "00
set, and seven out of the seventeen met %‘ 01%01,
d Orel or
A correspondent of the Stamford t 911' 310":" 1
on Sunday week, at Maxey, NorthainPfhipe of C etititt
excavator devour eight raw potatoes, W7ily 0 !tli i'4lo
raw turnips, weighing 2lbs., and a euenther op;
French beans, and turnip radishes, teg d e
town t'
canle. This meal the fellow washetos
of ale, and he finished by taking as a ue-oa less e
with sixpennyworth of rum. n Sabu-Vit
lace 0- to °a .0 v.#
A melancholy catastrophe took P over 'etc, 0
Strontian, which has cast a gloom cotop- ett°o(ol.,
d been greg
trict. After. the Gaelic service had con en
t . g ,09#
Free Church, eight individuals of t,; _fry wen ow 14,,,f,
longing to the Morven side of the :eAch Pr trieo.4lllo,
small punt, only eight feet in lengtlyw-iteiniti,
rs7/1;
ficient for so great a number, can f the feroo,
de 0 01'
yards of the opposite or Acblie se
watery 6 e
individuals out of the eight met
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burgh Witness. Re"-
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, A SUPEILIOco Co en
Fr Ore 0,
COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASYHMATI have be,uoi r
who ffeci 41,11
It is confirmed daily by persons en e oho,
ills re h st, the
ferers, that these wonderful p the c e re es 0,
•s on Such dc
old coughs, colds, wheezinglevy es 0 00
breath, and asthmatics ce>Ml),l°"ille, that °veils
_led'
ordinary powers of Holrovrays.ee
_se, of
,ufor
give relief to the ...!t obstinate 01411e/001
been a..
chest ; and tho • who have less. WlY'pre' 10P
found everseo ier medicine use
tweet c. otop
severance ai6d care, obtain a Pen' og and
efirse°
also an effectual remedy for h.
the throat.