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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

TH MW DE

ier of Harriet (
tth, on the 18th

Gloucestershire

Mers, fe

ber, 184

Silkstone, near Barns

Cappelll over a fire

shovel

:o one of•his clogs, and iiuint him

different parts of his

d rescue him from his peril

LY RMSOLT OF RAILWAY SPECULATIO
P last, Mr. Wakley held an inquest at Pt
on, on the body of Mr. George Graha
if the firm of Messrs. Gr
114. Cheansidt

lianc-with a your

!d, and he cut his throat

172 POACHERS

—A collision betwc

d twa.notorious r

tout two o'clock last Thursd,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

)rge'R Church, Hau over

Id, Esq., Is!
ch, Man&

-m'as bonacich, a

Theatre, London

J. G. Leigh, vicar, Henry, youngest son of
Esq., of Bedale, Yorkshire, to Margaret, c
ter of the late Mr. Favrdington Theakstr
Same day, at St. Bride's Church,
tel h Lodge, to Anne, eldest da,,-

Esq., of Gambier-terra
Same day, at St. Nicl
Mr. Alexander Craig,
Mr. Paul Corkan, tann
IP Same thy, at Christ Chin(

to Marga
er, of Dou;

Mary, d

of Mai
,mas Bu'

Same day, at

Bride's Chin

Mr. Thornas Dean to Anne, c
Downing. _ . .. -...

Same day. E
ugh Nl'llou

it Christ

f Cheaps

Shore, M.A., Ja
rard, Esq., of liabogge
daughter of Charles Hill H
On the 24th instant, at St. 0
Rev. John beLtudon, focumb
diugton, only son of the late

aghter of the

Rev. Mr

Kent, by

•ge's Ct

o Margaret Iv
of Douglas

James FleCciatr, Esq , of Park-vtreet, C'
Selina, danghter of William Witigfie.
Same day, at the Collegiate Chur
W. Albion, Thomas Nicholson, Esq., to Margaret E
ton, second daughter of John Morris, Esq., of Grove House
Plym• uth Grove, Charlton-upon-Medlock.
Same day, in London, Miss Fanny Bell, late of
Royal, Liverpool, to Mr. A. F. T Bennett
place, M`.. "rah

n Middle

Theatre-

On the 2sd instant, at the Parish Church, Walton, by the Rev
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

assen- I
1 Money

NAME

Arbroath and Forfar ..
Birmingham and Gloucester.
Chester and Birkenhead .• •
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath
Durham and Sunderland ...
Edinburgh and Glasgow ...
Eastern Counties...
Glasgow and Ayr

Glasgow and Greenock ,
Grand Junction*
Gravesend and Rochester
Great North of England

Great Western
Hull and Sclby
Hartlepool Dock and Rail.
Liverpool and Manchester
London aria Birmingham.,
London and Blackwall

London and Br
London and Croydon

London and Greenwich,

Southwestern
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury
Manchester and Birmingham.
Manchester and Leeds and
Hull and Selby

Midland

Newcastle and Darlington
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and North Shields,

Korth Union

Par's and Orleans

Paris and Rouen
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield and Manchester

South Eastern
Taff Vale ..
Ulster

Yarmouth and Norwich ...
York and North Midland ...

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
(From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)

Ilastyeari Div
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

and in 4S hours an

est were lodged in one of
ny, and though they could only be pr
len emergency with clean straw to lie on

nderson

Western Railway C

,assage to Lo

m unh

At 9 o'cloc

`outcasts of Erin,' poor gr

ul creatur

f a deputation who had v

don

amo! g whom th

helped them so of

led the

knied to this town by two

heir wc

and up to the I
?40 has I

we believ

leen ni

ed for their relief

brought
hurches

of some of the
been visited by many kind and sympatt
Our excellent townsman Dr. \Vatsc

of our town

pany, pledged, himself

Two only

1 kindness

_ On Sa-
erchants and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

much confounded, that he moved not
on seeing the tank env+. 1-

r a minute ; but
scrambled across the north

one of the adjoining
- -
The company's yard is on the south side of Water
from which it is divided by a high wall, in which there is
a gateway for carts. Water-street runs east and west,
and the premises extend, in that direction, to a small
publie=house west of them, and at the corner of that
street and Rock-street, which, runs south from it, form-
ing a right angle. The tank occupied the west side of
the yard, fixed longitudinally north and south ; and be-
ing 75 feet long, and 20 feet deep, it might be said to
over-shaddow four of the houses in Rock-street, and the
very small yards behind them. These houses are small,
but with two rooms below, and three stories in height

end, and got upon the is

from the ground, with cellar nouse at the
corner of the streets is that , publican ; the
next, on the east side of Rock-street, and southward of
it in succession, were tenanted, Ist, Mr. Berry ; 2d, Mr.
Deveney; 3d, Mr. Simpson; 4th, Mr. French. The
houses of Deveney and Simpson were immediately under
the west side of the tank, and its middle and weakest
part, and conpequently suffered the most by the dreadful
disruption. In Deverney's, it is said, there were fifteen
persons; and in that of S
St. James's Market, -

o beneath. T
t of Mr. Porter

ao is a constable in
ling his wife

tmpson, w
even or eight, incl

and four children. Mr. Smith, who lodged -N.vith him,
kept a stall in St. James's Market, and had a wife and
one child ; both were killed.
Mrs. Simpson, who is much injured, says that, abut
two minutes before the crash, sbe was talking to Mrs.
Smith, in the back kitchen. The latter left her to look

after her family's dinner upstairs, and_just as she
1 the top, the

tbers coming throu
hand, who
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

'formation succeeding transform.

,ucceeding tricb

lchiding portion of the

in, anc

After, in imagi

bound, a fine ocean suns
and at length we see the city an(
moonlight, with the Great Britain a

I b7ay of Ne

pplause

The whol

tld the usual rewards for

punishment of folly and vice. Thi
astically received, and the youngster

extatics

Of these are

indeed, we may say with truth that the
g the scenery, is of first-rate order. In
e have a grand

lchor. This spien-

offering virt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

t—more comfortable, mo

better members

A society

object

which

that of paying

we core
to our f
and, in

iencts to

wistung

nt momer

hange of

npliments of the season,

honoured

princip►

Year.
feel at a

lary one

n, or even of measures, o

ch we are er

our political but

ing at

put, at r

Refor

but a change of the

machine

1.-not on

We are com-

as in other

political institutions
established and venerated prin-
edicted as the sure result of
nd we would have our fellow-

countrymen

nservatives or liberals, pre-
pared to encounter what is before them. There
the path of whatever statesman
helm of affairs, which it will re-
'mentalities, and a different
Dse which

may nc

policy, to e

haveordinaril

:minter, th

such a qtatesmar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

Liverpool Bank

all 10 Ditto Banking C,lnpau
1a Ditto Borough Bank
10 Ditto Commercial . .
500 Ditto Royal ...
10 Ditto Uni,n .
10 Manchester & Liven col

10 North and South V, al
I 2i Livernool Fire and Li

1 I Royal Assurer 'e Company
Stock.idootle W etc rVI orks ...
Stock. Hartingtrr Water Works
100 Cort: Gas Company .... ,

shares

Coke Ccmpauy

Company

174 AndcrtonCarryint,
100 Exchange Buildings
4 Paciac Steam Companj
Piibrow's Atmospheric
2o flock Ferry

Prices r

arked th

`are at a di
The Ste

'again closed f
Monday morni

are at a premium.

we was closed from Wednex
4th instant, until Monday, the 29th instant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

ention that

of Cotton must be Hodgson and Ryley.
this day (Tuesday), five o'clock in the afternoon.
No Cotton is to be included in the stocks so given in that
hall have Uem reported at the Custom House after Wed-
-day last, as it ‘-• *.ken into account by Messrs.

yen in to Messrs

11 1
r. The sai

gson and Ryle
,ek, and the sti
av). No sales

will be given out at ten
a, to-morrow ( Wed-
-sut

yen in on F

COMMITMENTS AT i'se POLICE COURT YESTERDAY.
—Mary Hannan, charged with having, on Saturday
afternoon, stolen a shawl from the shop of Mr. John
Briscoe, Old Hall-street. She went in on pretence of
making a purchase, and when the assistant who serxed
her turned his back, took the article (worth 245) from a

Mary- Hennesey, c

tted for trial. The prisoner der
at seven other girls lived at the t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

p moderal
Sarah

Prookbank ; Dun

'ronbadonr, Graha

t Calcutt

Tava, Pickering, frcm Newport at c
Handeriu,Cleland. sailed from Sau
Sophia, Johns, fi
Era
Mauritiu.

Leona, Sale's: N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

before his

t what must t
affairs of the

Michelet's R

IEARTH

mph. this—an h

1 etranger wh

ily circle, by and by
rse and ill-naturec
mple-hearted fathe
er, Tackleton, con
Fielding, the early 1

Chirp" trail

)se blind dlnighter i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

intersection of four new road

will present a picturesque addition to the
river. Appropriate drawings for the ends of the

.nd the

sedilia, wer

were considered beautiful specimens
sign. The cost is estimated at 41,8
small sum for so capacious and s^ 1.

ndsome a buil

HORRIBLE BARBARITY

—On Friday

court, Richard M

disgraceful circumstances

inetace of a communication from -Mr

irk at Birkenhead, Mess:

Jackson, two of ti

in Hat

two poor, mine

.n clog ten pounds weight

ad often bee.
The neighb

boors t

hastly appearance I

had received

iew from th

P Mr. Hay. and
rchitectural de•

an exceedingly

Minn, a Scotchman, was brought
at Birkenhead, under the following
—lt appeared that in conse-

er, minister
Harden and

and they there

children, one ten years

e, a son and daughter by a former
were also found, one of which was at-

louse; they bad also
ill-tub with frightful

Jackson s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

dnesday evening, the
sth January, 1846.

LATEST DATES

Charle!, Challinor, 01
On the 98th inatat
Mr. Wr

Dec. 23
Oct. 31 Bibby, . _
Dec. 4 Miss Mary Gr

I Dec. 9
Sept. 24

1 Ver.a Cr

PACKET LIST

GENERAL POST-OFFICE, DEC. 19

..T5°45E

~~» ~'~..~ mcm io
to~OP~AAt7~p'o
5 ~ d Q `l R' ~ R

Nov. 15 Mauritius
Oct. 25 Mobile
Nov. 8 Monte Video.'
N. Orleans ..I
Dec. 10 New York .. 15 of the citi of York.
Nov. 1 Pernambuco .INov. 12 Same day, at St. Peter's Church,
Rio Janeiro—l Nov. 11 Rainhill, to Miss Eliza Pepper, of Her
Savannah
Valparaiso

Knowles, jun., watchgilder, of this
t. only daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Grange

`,lr. William Wycher
rdshire.

Colonel Wiliam Onslow.
•a_ of fever. the Rev. W

g membe

Baker, Es

Sir George Hi

letta Gre
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

gPttam pabigation,

-., • 1, 4
—aptain Tv RNBULL,
Is intended to sail m Clarence Dock,
PWURSDAY.... Ist Januar ... at n o'clock, Noon,
h-tween Liverpool and

NM TO PORTRUSH.
.ful Steamer ST. COLUMB,

The power

and will continue to plyii:fularly

we Port

Apply to JAMES C
T. MARTIN

Portrush, or to

INS and CO., Liverpool

DUBLIN,BE

ELFAST, BANGOR, BEAUMARIS,
Lnd CARNARVON.
E CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-
PACKET COMPANY,

T H
kt#4o.l\ h
""7-77

l by Act of Parlidment

The above Companv sail their Vessels,l
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers
For

thorwithout

The Company's new and spwed Vessels, PRINCE,
PRINCESS, and IRON PrKE, of 600 tons burthen
and 260 horses power, (yith Cabin Passengers only,) sail
EVERY EVENING, at Seven o'Clock. from George's
Pierhead, LIVERPOOL, to KINGSTOWN HAR-
BOUR, carrying her Majesty's Mail.
They also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the
Clarence Dock to DUBLIN QUAY :
THIS DAY, Dec. 30, at 10 o'clock P.M.
WEDNESDAY, ~ 31, 10 ~ P.M.

THURSDAY, J
V
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

Gibson

1. The

laving

mates and propped up with beams at the corner
the parlour fire-place in Deveney's house, (in t

five up to that time
ahnosi

We may m
m pied barb

hhourhood. Some of these had

) had for ma

time, and

down in several
.nd throwing the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIV

or the Kingdom of Goodfe,_
content" ; is said to be " writte„
by Mr. G. Dorrington, author of the' World of Coin,
&c. ; and is produced under the direction of Mr. 'W. .t

n, invente

and desipne

sing of the curtain discloses to ns 'h
)f the blue devils in the Valley of Discontent,
the gloomy-horrible

mount o

"ows and -Dominions of Dis- I Georg(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

ROYAL,

ed with a more numerous and fashionable

audience, amongst whom
ing families, attended by the junior branch

:a, anxious, no

10-uht, to witness the drolleries and wonderful feats of
larlequin, Columbine, Clown, and Pantaloon. The

attraction of the Honeymoon was the introduc

lion of those unique juvenile artist
noises, who appeared, to the number of thirty-six, in tw
of their most admired darices. These talented childrer
combined with the excellent acting of Mr. Creswick,'Mn
D. Pope, and Miss Pitt, sufficed to stave off the anxiet
If the audience for the commencement of the pantomitn4
itled " Princeple Battle

Dansem

hristrnas produc

uin Battledore," a
The Abode of Ei

opens with a a

nificen

gance,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

settee of a rabid dog
a'ef in many places.

vvo goats
"feral

other depr

Fortunately no

4rmagh Guardian

FATAL AFFRAY.—On the

2nd instant

he house of

forced an entrance they

.nd- anumber of poultry bitten ;
them ._ ..y devoured ; William Roe had a
!d; Reynald Graham lost a goat, and several

man being has suffered

party of

ar 13illinacargy, in the be:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

description ()oods

U i has just bought for cash, sal
1 DRUGGETS, MOREI

"Of cash prici
ch Car-

d-wide stoutaiddertilin-

Good Brus,

quality

ling Dam

tams, Lim . .
All Wool, and rich pattern
Yard-and-a-Half wide Pri

choice patterns, a

and Cour

importance of poss

BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT

t Britain

'large lots of CARPETS, 1
DAMASK, &c., at such

foods I

r yd. f

OS. lb C

Iwm-

-JABINET, IJPIIOLSI
AND MATTREE

be Put
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

at this port r

ingly boi,

o keep awi
Cambr

late no

to the coma
bad been int

and was t,, I

'be Ne

froiil an Amer

manner in w

the present p(
The mcn
Pakenham, J

President c

July 12tb, 1

might choose,
"July 12th

eptem

s transfer

Sound
trade i

Treaty C

That ii
and Sc

to the.
length,
of Ore
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

Yet, this man, fed, housed a

i squalor and miser

usinted with the e

his ow

statement, :bees
and his father's

proved

,untryrr

niture (

pantly accus

to ente

Inside

sael and a heap of

.11 could not

but a by-

;e' and that

le of our

.en for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

Ice of his own or of I ity

he Only thinks Co serve

st engine of Cc

luch is the c

society 13
may h

DUE ptivile

ro invesugat
.ought to be

nd rap'
with pf

the improvement of our physical condition--to r
nd make known, through the medium of o
it conversations, facts the knowledge of whi

without taking I noun t
with his fellow. I the don
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

The following distingt

LY, Miss M. LEACH,
and Mr. H. V. LEWIS

Tickets, Is. eaci
'ercury
only a lil

and at tF

applicationis necessary

CONIC}

LORI

) NEI

TILAOIt`DIN ARV

COM 131NATT

THN CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

FRIDAY nex

‘,...,
T"

THREE

WONDI

L LILLIPUTIANS

The Smallest Family in the known
!rful little creatures are native
two Brothers and a Sistr.,;_
ITENRICK BROOS

These wond

19 years of age, 3',
Smallest N'S

weight

THE LILLITI

TIAN QUEEN

rfol and renowned

-lAN BROCKSTEDT,
age, weight 16 lbs, only 28 inches high,
t Man in existence, the greatest Prodigy

CHRIST

Smalles

ut LIM %/MIN .
1 Vocalists have kindly 01
..rit,ITNALL. Miss KM.
Ar..ASALLS, Mr. G. Liitil

had from the SECRETARY

.d number of Tickets will I

n_lfoßßow (Wednesday), THURSDAY, az
,cenl er3lst, and January Ist an

S OF CREATION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

the nu

our lea

ly. Th
aid pro

.ye recently

detailed to us by a

The qn

mils, that sa,

iausted to the do
h fc

rcnce of

I there a

bility t

esteemed

ned, if we n•

teart of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

PUNCH'S RAILWAY ALMANACK

Punch has put forth a railway Almanack, and his
humorous pages contain many useful suggestions, under
the following heads :

RAILWAY GARDENING.
Do not scatter your money broadcast, but sow in good
regular lines, unless for immediate use, when you may
plant anywhere ; bat you may take care, to be prepared
for clearing out and getting in the crop as quickly as
possible

BOW ro MAKE A RAILWAY.
Take a sheet of foolscap paper and a Court Guide for
1790. Pick your Lords and Right Honourables, and add
half-a-dozen ex-Members of Parliament, and season with
a few merchants and F.P.S.'s. Then throw in
Engineer, a Banker, and a Lawyer
imaginary advantages and serve up in an advertisement

an
tarnish with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

REPOSITORY SALE. be Fauna
THE ANNUAL SALE of USEFUL and FANCY aroma, and extraordiutfry strength of flavour
ARTICLES, for the above object, will take place In addition to tits Mixture
Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) the 30th instant, at Ten o'clock, commended, C. Virrey and Co. enjoy the
and will continue during To-moulsovf:(Wednesday,) the lege of offering that very celebrated Tea, know
31st instant, and the latter half iff NEW YEAR'S DAY, qua's Small-leaf Gunpowder, which is only p
.•2 I al— •se Ftsef 11;rd-0u cainfbaccertl

from One o'clock :n the Afternoon until Your o'cl
and will be held in the t;VERTO'N NATIONAL SCHI
ROOM, Mill-lane, Everton-road, where the Friends c

This Tea has elicited the

connoisseurs, and is, in f

are requested to attend

,t article ever submitted to the Briti

le found decic

ST. BRIDE'S CHURCH,
STREET, HOPE-STRRE7

PERCY-

han the description of Teas in present use.
and Co. have pleasure in addin
Teas are blended by thernselve

C. Verre

IT being proposed, (by Divine permission,) to set apart i wnoll
1 THURSDAY NEXT, the Ist of January, 1846, for I prey(
a GENERAL CONCERT of PRAYER for
OUTPOURING of the HOLY'SPIRIT, there will
be Morning Service and a SERMON,_ at ST. BRIDE'S
CHURCH, after which th)Kord's Supper will be admi-
nistered.
Divine Service to commence at Eleven o'clock.

the j secure to purchas

s- the utidoubteci po.

ualities

of flowqua Teas above r

West India
East India Madeira, very old
e privi- CITAMPAGN'Et CLA
How_ And every
need on FRENCH AND
d Hone EQUALLY CFI

ivalified approval of all
iiversally admitted to be

RET, HOCK, MOSELLE

AND D

cription of

MAN WINES

OLL'S

?üblic: I REGISTER'

PALETOT

that the 1

LONDON

but, princir

&GENTS.-

4essra:bAWßAßN and DAVIS,

110 ZOLD-S7'REET

.nd the whole system lar

guishe

iisease

Perhaps among all the disagreeable conseque
follow fast the decay of the teeth—

mpure breath inns

mortifying to its possessor, as it i

y. offensive in societ

DECAY OF THE I

butable to early neglect

'ooth Powders containing mine

which give a momentar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

"KING

lOU I

ESTABLISHMENT
82. ROI

;T,aEltT,

and 10, M/11
I JAMES LANE beg
I 1 d Families

CHESTEj
to clll the

•ho are purchasing td

.nables the l'iop

IGN SPIRITS

nilitica' 14 if
__ 2(1 0

ention of Pr
usual Chris

of Wine and Spirits," to the under-mentionec
Particular care has been paid in the sele
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

bers of this society, we

mon bond, and sel

to throw off that reserve which would induce us
hold information which we mitht consider would benefit Liverpool, D
another at our own expense: we, ore here, willingly and [We have had great p
cheerfully to contribute to the common stock whatever treasurer of.the subscript]
we may deem of general importance and value. And in jug donation.]
so doing we shall find our reward. As we rive so shall

ce. . Let I

we also receive, and it may be in greater aburTdan, GLASGOW PIG lair
us not, therefore, relax our efforts, but brace ourselves to to have improved tb
the work in which we profess ourselves the humble la. their immediate w
bourers."—The speaker then went on to urge the employ- sales were made at
ment of the m"ans to accomplish the objects of the so- same time, we belie.
• the assembling together with regularity, and in been procured
'• due consideration and diP

sufficient numbers to ensu

the communications tr
ipers on subjects of genera
free discussion of the same

cussiol

the preparation of
nterest ; and the full and
In a town like this, which

had taken the lead in a

had clever

ever writers

r amongst tt

who ha

not the

lity and

power to contribute useful_ inf

necessary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

that owir

heir numerous

(in thi

perienced by them in procuri
supply of HOWQUA'S TEA
first importations of that celebr

&Iced to

ouse, tfiey h

Brifain
The

open a direct correspondence

that their Mixtures of Hoirqua

sufficient

been I Good Stout Port

!nt I Superior Dittc

Red Cape

puolic ge- 7upenur 1/11,1,U, kl n
.clack Teas will Finest Ditto, 10 Years in
ry finest sorts consigned to Great Good Stout Sherry
Excellent Di,.
Pave a con- Superior Ditto,

r Sherry

Finest Ditto, " Amontiladc
od White Cape .......

London Particular

` Nutty Flay
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

* I Mr. Alexander Craig, t
Mr. Paul Co ken, twine
at Christ's

Same da

this county, to Margaret, daughter of Mr. Thomas
ht. of this ton

bureh
1 Wr

___h instant, at the Parish Church, Walton-on-the-
-he Rey. H.. 1. Hindley, Mr. John Tao, of Rarnataps.
North. Devon, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Robert
r, of this town.

On the 2

.ant, at St. Catharine's Chn

curate of Clapham, Artht

RObert Whiqlesey Purchas

hter of Mr

ilkner-street, in this tow
at Trinity Church, by tl

Thomas
town, to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

general good

cara,' sh

She re

say whether s•he it
stander (one of his

tenant of hi

side of the 1.,

ple of

,e care w

has been in the habit of inquiring into the coedit

ng conies

niture of his fel

nts before

rked that some of the

't time (ha'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

TE%)IB

ONE GUINEA zit4ruarter of Tie
A Professor froyfiPitris, of high repute, ass
.ench department.
Select Classes and Private Lessons to Ladies and

'e Weeks

sts in the

tlemen, as usual.
French and Italian SOIREES for advanced Pupils
exclusively for CONVERSAZIONI.
Further particulars may be had at
Bold-street, opposite the Lyceun

Academy,

TARVIN H ALL
NEAR CHESTER
For the Education of One Hundred resident Pupil'
under the superintendence and tuition of the
following resident Masters:
PRINCIPAL.—JOHN BRINDLEY, of Magdalen (
Cambridge; M.A. of the University of Giessen, for-
merly Second Master of the Grammar School, Brigg ;
and Head Master of the Oldswinford Hospital Endowed
School, Worcestershire.
ASSISTANT—CharIes Jones, ity College, Dublin.
FIRST CLASSICAL MAST —E. S. Crooke, B.A. Pem-
broke College. Cam ge, in double honors.
FIRST MATHEMATICAL MASTER—Thomas Wadding-
ham, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge, in double
honors

SC H 00 Li

FRENCH NI ASTER—Monsieur Boin, B.A. of the Univer

sity of Paris.
GERMAN MASTER—Joseph Dempsey.
ENGLISH MASTER—Vacant.
JUNIOR MASTER—W. Milner.
DRILL MASTER and PLAY GROUND SUPERINTENDENT
—Joseph Dempsey, late of the 48th Regiment.

MASTER—Mr. T. Bailey.
-Mr. R. Scarisbrick, of the Cathedra

DRAWING
MUSIC MASTER-
Choir, Chester.
DANCING MASTER-Mr. Edgar Webster, Chester.
VISITING SURGEON-Mr. George Harrison, Chester

THE OBJECTS AIMED AT IN THIS ESTABLISHMENT

I.—To insure a thoroughly gcriptural and Gentlemanly
Education, under masters of high classical and mathe-
matical attainment.
2.—To provide a sound Classical and Mathematical Edu-
cation for Pupils preparing for the Universities, Mili-
tary Colleges, and Learned Professions ; and an equally
sound course of Business Instruction, with daily prac-
tice in the modern Continental Languages, for those
who are intended for Public Appointments and Mer-

cantile pursuits.
3.—To maintain in every department the strictest disci-
pline, un►ted with kindness and moderation, and the
absence of corporal punishment, except in extreme
cases, and then to be inflicted by the Principal only-
4.—To treat the Pupils as Members of the Family,
viding them liberally with domestic comforts at the
same table with the l'rincipal and Masters.
s.—To include under one charge every expense both in
the Educational and Domestic Departments, that there
may be no extras whatever.

TERMS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

BIRTHS

I On the 1

instant, at Wh

I Wm. Johns

a poor
e doing

66th year of her

Oti the 2
f Wilhart

at Hamilton

Maude, Esq., of a dang

stre
On the

f a daughter,
d instar

On the 23r,
1. Foretnan'E

Mr. Ha.

I daughter

Same day, Mrs. Wm. Richai
head, of a son.

1 On th
a son.

On the

Ith instant,

t Cheetwo,

I Julius Dyhrenfurth, E

I L iely. John F

AT LIVERPOOL

pson,pita

I -Lima

bn the 2711 ins
square, by the Re,

4518 1

1 655 1 51

Eirtbo, Ilarrtages anb Bratho.

Goole, the

.n, of three fine

respectable victual
age, gave birth to f

27th or :Bth of last month, to the surprise c
that locality. Her eldest child is upwards
Paper.
th instan

MARRIED

ptt. Esci., of Exeter, la!
an Agnes, da,

❑iscorthp

Samue

,1 William Sher-

riercliffe, W
ton Theaksti

:ter Of mr.
as's Church.

Mr. Thorr

the Rev. John Jones,
daughter of the Isle

re. Mr

:ireet, in his

,rk, irot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

a locksmith were at 1

GREAT DESTRUCTION

t two weeks the

Ighbourhoods

abellaw ha

quence of

mitted gre

a horse, a

to attack

Id when the box was
was found to contain plate and other valuables
nount of more than £5OO.

D Doc —During the
of Maguires Bridge

he greatest alarm, in cons-e-

which has com-
One man has had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

absurdly grotesque plot

he Viper Cavern," " The island
" " The Feather Forest," " Hall of Sht
ic., brings us to the usual change of a
introduces us to Harlequin (Mr. Williams
(Mademoiselle Corinne
Pantaloon (M

most fairy-

like little den

)n of Mr. T. Ridgway, under whose superint

s, &c., have been got up
he lodge gates of the Zoolo_
t which much drollery is enacted, and hem

troduced is

pea rapid

whole, includir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

,GUEENS

AL BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED
AND DRAMES FOR NI

CIRK,

'oved .1

made upon the hidall
Prineip!e, whie,it enables them to be used
ORNAMFACTAL TABLES OR SCREENS

improved I

onsiderab

pier Mache, and have all thi
FINEST CARVED WORI

some are b

rultsmnyttv DAB

:ffect of t

he I me

,ifu4y Gilt, others
.1 ra

WOOD, MATiLE, WRITE

AND GOLD, &C. &C., FOAMING ELEGANT CO
ORNAMENTS FOR THE DRAWING-ROOM OR 1 BT
LADIES' BOUDOI
ROBERT J. KEYS and

SHAH

Vroprietc

ERAL Ft
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

AMERICA
Cambria, C

day mornic

the pilot deemed it more prude

unnecessary risk

n on the 1

lalifax on t

ie the r

Atlantic in

as brought advicea from Ne-w York
o the 16th, and Halifax to the 18th

orts of the
published

r force for next year

by the (

and time for

en read the fi
as into the Union, and w

adiciary.
the Hon

A similar resolut
of Rcpresentatii

rritory, between

v Mr. Bu-

nrespond
t 1842, a

mm en

which we extract

fford a correct idea of th

was bro

ff, and of

1815, offering

ose, from Mr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

satmr.
SArvssA r
itoxisr ,

For BELFAST
ATHLONE
SATURD XY, January 3. at 2 o'clock r. 1.1
1 ref 'BANGOR, BEALTMARIS, and CARNARVON,
The ERIN-GO-BRAGH,
W. H. WARREN. R.N., Commander
From the Clarence Dock
,DAY, Dec. 31, at 10 o'cl
__AY, Jan. 3, 6
lAnd returns from MENAI BRIDGE on MONDAYS and

WE DN

!ck A.M

FRIDAYS, at 9, B.M.
Further information given at the Company's Office,
24, Water-street,
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITF, Arent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

nestly exhorted them to un

urelies, be re[

led them,

they would truly be
asking for subseripti
for them for " the p

of the population*

lave ten

example with regard to obtaiT.ing t
rich would follow, and take it up.

the Lord would b
selves would find i

labour for the Lor
The Bev. Hi

(Cheers.)
Y HAMPTON

delivered a most effective
se. He commenced by (

district

ommodati
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

ABLES, TOWEL AIM

ELEGANT C ININ
JAPANNED, STAINED, AND FANCI
Of the newest Patterns, by anoroved M

CARPI

HEARTH RU(

BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES

DIMITIES, FRINGES,

PATENT PRINTEI

v size for Lob

s, Halls, Rooms, Sh

Cabins, 4.c., at the follow

Good Stout Kidderminster Carpet

Extra Superfine Ditto

Stout Brussels C

Stair Carp

Oil Cloth

WIN DOW

I LINES

Dll A.WEIt S

Y DRESSING GLASSE

IAIRS I

FLOOR CLOTH

1, and 23
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

a celebrated

"The immediate cause of
"was the rupture of one of the
the heart • but the whole of t
were found in an exceedingly diseased st
so for a length of time; the ace,
was great and continued anxiety
Jerusalem and its cares can bes
said on this occasion that had hi
the East, he might possibly
but the mitre of Jerusalem, li
Lord, has been to him a crown of thor
said his death was not, however, in any
his fatigue in the Desert, it was s
might in like manner have been c
This is a satisfactory opinion to t
commended the way by the Wilderne
The following affecting particulars 11
gathered from Mrs. Alexander :
" The Bishop had greatly enjoye
day after day, sung, as they trave
propriate hymns, in referen
Lord's ancient people. His
brew chanting was very great
sweet, Mrs. Alexander says,
Desert of Shur. He se
idea that he was visiting

h," the
rgest 131,
lungs,

crating c

ye lived to

the wre

to the w
ve for tl

med muc

sation was on the pleasure it g
with them all his plans, his
both as it regarded Egypt a'
to stay a week will) us, to se,
our young people in the faith, _
the Church of England—the first Pa,
Egypt would have ever seen. He w,
the same at Alexandria, from woL.-
ceed with his lady and daughter to our
which he was called on especi.
" One of the last remarks
he should never be satis- '

id Jerusale

1 busir

I till he sho

brew converts worshipping

sly to being
and an

n, one of let
black cloth, in chic
t is to be conveyed to the

,hysician s

s near

se, doul

.he Bishop

13 not come into
n nona nld na

of our 131

,nds who had r€

Lieder says

suitabl

Auderings of

]ded pecul

ed [he G

gbted with

nal cony

He talked

ag to the
ant confi

aen to 1

loved country

Id see forty I

'egated

Not one
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

6, the sales were

From November 1 to December 16
From December 1 to 16..
On Dec. 15
On NW-

3.o:ihe treasurer had remitted to the Parent

I Society £1164 7s

El. on purchase BVOU

Dnations since

I Sep,. £753 Ils

Fruits

;inning to appear
ng th-

Socialists, and

Papists, confess.. ,ey had never read the Bible, read-
ing it now. There is one family wholly changed. And I
understand some of the visitors have facts in their pos-
session of a highly interesting description.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

teal to doi about and about it,
v easy stages, For instance,

a thing

, by hook and by crook, to
anti

might havc rationally sup-

or two vc7oule finish him off, and

baby, challenging the world, he
tingnished in a flannel oap, and

iere-he simmered (so to speak) he-

he best part of an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

to exercise over the female por-
disruption of those lies of mutual

Light to exist between
between father and daughter in

the period of
Reformation--Rome has
ishing in this country. The

fluence as yet—sir

Le power and numbers o

bout Great Brit

, shewn b

monastic institutions whi

Lied and are fot

assiduity wb

he principles

nd the industry wit

s into the confiden

miiies, warn us th

become not only our duty, as

wens as well. to look well
and to avail ourselves of

doings in other countries, ns

he author of the work

. Michelet, " is about our fa-
which we all desire to seek the
all our endeavours haveproved

are no more, we return ea-
rth ; but do we find there the
not dissemble, hut acknow-
p are; there is in our family
and the most serious of alt.

C lIVU
? Let u

how thing

sentiment

our mothe

which for

but never o

*or instanc

e contrad
a her

wives, and daughters on

a the topics of our conver-
nis, such as business or the
n subjects that affect the heart
rnity, religion, the soul, and
the moment when we na-
ate with our family in common
at the family table ; venture,
se, at your own fireside, to say

• - - -
Your nvtber sad!), bakes
you, your daughter, by her

sapprobation

They are on one

One would
:e you, was

ou on the other—and alone
midst of them, and oppo
to contradict whatever you

nished at this

tate of
nought up

y our enem
we need s,

aughters ar

carcely remind our readers, is
ngs in his own country,-..--of the

isible British females

ves who have set up

, which has stolen
,—from daughters

natural protector

male p
IA ..,A

from wire
their defer

I are already

for spiritual
to God him-
ill, that the

ling as they

d obedie

is of women

the doting

g spiritual

he Societ

leace and

t the world

ncement of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

is, were Scot on to New York
nt home by:the Forth

SouthaMpton took care of them
and by the liberality of the directors of the Londoi
South-Western and the London and Birmingh

CI inhabitants

panies they left on Tuesday witt
pool, from which port they embarked. The sufferings
the poor creatures must have been very great the .allow-
ance of food necessarily diminished, and many had not
their clothes off for weeks.

e to Live

. AL CHOLLAL SOCIETY.—The thirtieth perform-
ance of this excellent society took place on Tuesday even-
ing, at the Music-ball, Bold-street, and was numerously
and most respectably attended. The orchestra, vocal and
instrumental, consisted of about 150 performers, the
whole of whom acquitted themselves to admiration. The
piece selected for performance was Handel's well known
oratorio the Messiah, with Mozart's accompaniments; .
we. do not remember having listened to any oratorio
given by this or any other society, in which the various
singers and instrumental performers we
lected for their various pieces, or more perfect
the scene throughout. Amongst the best of the sok
- during the evening were the songs " Rejoice
"—"I know that my Redeemer liveth,” and,
'ntiful," which were given by Miss Holden,

FESTIT

)etter fe-

sung
greed_
"How b

with great precision, taste, and beautiy: This lady,l we
may remark, has greatly improved since we last heard
her. Mr. G. Holden, jun. sung, "He was despised and
rejected of men," delightfully. The songs allotted to
Mr. Dodd were also given with great judgment and
feeling, and in very fine voice. "The people that walked
in darkness," and ' Why do the_ nations rejoice," were

sung with great p
elicited, as did th

,
,wer and effect by Mr. Armstrong, and
other solos, most hcarty applause.

The instrumentaldepartment was very full and efficient ;
and the chorusses throughout were speedily given, and
several of them encored. The performance, as a whole,
was highly creditable to Mr. George Holden, the excellent
conductor, Mr. H. T. Aldridge, leader, and the other
gentlemen who take an active part in the management
of the society.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

of Spain, C

of her rights sbe t
)n against Great Britain. The Noo
Dnterred no right on Great Britain but to
;radians, was transient in its nature, and
the territory.

in nye

as never a

g defended t

United Stal

o the whole
aty excepts

nt occupa

m paired

Fresident considering
embarrassed by their
at he is actuated by a

,n, has authorised h

Mr. Secretkir

as a boundary
la of t

1 to the sea

in Vancouver's Island tout

'allude,

Mr. P,

barn rephe
B.'s posit

o Mr. Bucha-

particuL

d State

r than the t

to the valley of the Col=
of 1819. He

went, p

:amines the

to the treaty of Florid
5 of the Nootka Sour

ims of Gre

Britain

)f Great Britain

es into a bis

iear tb

mind Convention cont
lvention 1

er, while liri
d Vancouver

claims to the terri
v Mr. Buchanan.

never existed

Mr. Buchanan

3ritain c

re as good as those of t

ry long

ory, and

y of the discoveries, from

tish Naviga

Ty. prob

zens d

scovered

4 declines the offer

of the last despatel

sive sove

He quotes

gnty over any

Titory.' Mr. Buchanan
reply to Mr. Pakenham,
nited States to the whole

?y withdrawing his offer

'w York papers that Mr

nd that ti

tlement of the matter,

ent contempla

.pers rec

'nee w

g received

Sat negotiations ha,

I had fallen, and in:many
places it had drifted to an extraordinary height. The
roads were blocked up, and the streets barely passable.
One man and his horse had perished in the storm, and a

It is stated

ion to settle th
annexation "que

km follow Lig mannii :-
4 or

indemnificatio

ary line to to be the Ric

tates of Tamau

i New Mexico, toget

'be otle

s said, em

se New California :as far

he head of the Gulf of 1
hichwas brought by the
, but is N.

unconfirmed

here had been an unpB
3ourhood for the tim

two feet on ale

woman and

child were discoverea juo.
their iires. The last ship for Europe, the Laurel,
Quebec on the 29th of November. The Courier
at Quebec on the 30th, reports having 0,
square-r'(,,," the ice between Crane Island I

s6,cl vessels fast in
and St. Thomas

,en nine or te

'ere re-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

3niE-

TOOK

AND SHA.RE I

CHESTER

WIGE OE

ZUBSTANCE of RESOLUTION'
J LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.
" That transactiols in shares on the Ii

.rying from t

Th'a't; in Re

)rd Union

creme c

dance wit

:cordance

1 contracts under the n

I'lleJlia.

Great North of
TI-T

of the STOCK
CHESTER, 1;;64,41n the 15th day of D
G copy of the ve Resolutions of the
EXCHANGE having' been read to the Me(

log H A RI

EXCI

-4GScith3l-

the foregoing Resolution, all
er. Liverpool.

lEMBERS
;E, MAN-

1845, a
STOCK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

.rity, that poor old Mrs. Gibson's

after her body was discoverea
es of the killed and dr

wned are .—Catherine
Smith, Jane Smith, Catherine Brown, and

.e received at the Southe

,ed 60, wounded in the face, and much

y severe cent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

—Ailey to

For NEW YORK

e Steam Pack(
MASSACHUSETTS

to leave NEW YORK on
will sail from LIVERPOOL

15th of January.
elled, rigged, andlinerally arranged
ved Packet Ses, having a full poop,
past, furniOxe and fitted in the most
and capetble of accommodating over
igers. Between decks she is furnished
Lion of Second-class Cabin Passenger
kith good ship stores and provi<-'

Steerage Passengers

Twent

Pounds

for which ample
be provided, with the ex-
which can, however, be
bin Passage, Ten Pounds,

Second C

Water-street

Liver;

may bi

Dcured at Gore's

ars 80 cents to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

ouly daughter

r-proprietor, Falkncr-stree
,n of the brain by a coach I

being ov e

ae reside

•rest Richmond-street, Mr. R. C

-Same -day, aged ;6,
Dale, baker, 30, Chrini

the pleasure of her a
Same day, aged 69

Mrs. M

same day. in 1

uaintanc

Moore, of Egremont.
Same day, intßlandford-square, London
Esq., M.D

.
UP the 2:st instant

thirty-one years agent to the Sna

anderson, of Mount

le and happiness of your fellow htunan beings,
ble each now to wish for each other,

and to

without a faltering voice and a sinking heart,

ed customs

fear that the spirit of all recent
has been one which has
objects—which has set at
ndly interchange of social
n, and treated the good and
eneration as things

served—as wasteful

ned age

till do we f

r that the same amount of

ious feeling does not

zenerations, to enable

le free

Sur Saviour's

and humility

rcise of th,

of home,

over ciasse

mly looked upon

)ribery

tell and subsequent de-

ent hand of cha-

asion of the law—no
mintiful retaste of the

, which

n and
nt day

it from that

comes

limit, this seasof
increased comfo

nn of the family
said. It

s of the

zenera

n time

I, with

n than

hen-door, given

g brig

1. is it one
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

FRIDAY

DAt next, the 2d January
William Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
About 40 Tons
•Heildwgrair—LOGWOOD,
Landing at the south end the Brunswick Dock, ex
Hereford, from Belize. pply to Mr. JouN CARMI-
CHAEL, Merchant, or
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

On Fn

at Twelve o'clock, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

. .
ing, occupied by
filled. an

I

I and humani

I Muks sent

'orce, wit

i pro-raptly_ present

ut,i,ost, fearless of the dangers that surrounded them, for
masses of bricks and heavy materials continued to fall
from the shattered buildings

e of which threateneC

ssisted by several

,urs, and
le ruins.

froM I
Frencl
molish

❑cceeded in rescuing several person.
The houses of Mr. Berry and Mr
south of the two that were nearly de

were

n crushed behind, c

fallen down,

nearly to the top, on beir

street, in some parts above, from their

nd evidently very insecur

—the prov

ght, of air, of warmth, o

s necessary for the removal of

the cleansing of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

changed circum-

.e Changed
re to these

,carcely g

But we

ay this,

towards our

bout to set out now

slative policy

itional a

,nd the operative it

Aso within t

e engine of the

ricultura

tence as
.e wisely

;HI lilt
of the

:very can-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

vassengers

%AIM
A.

and pt.
Prince

mu as a

/7' - •

most desir,

lie MAS

the 10th
on Thus

like the rr
taking in

thirty C 3

also, amp

Cabin Pass

respect a bra

zirs,--F

Dock, or to

copp' ered
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

SIR CHARLES IA
TO THE WORKING CLASSES

My FRIENDS,—You most of you either know me or
have heard of me, as having done my best all my life, ac-
cording to my own opinion, to serve you, the people. I

think, and flatter myself,
little I am now going to say to you.
We hear a great deal of the Anti-Corn-law League, ana
that League would wish to persuade you, for the mem-
bers of it are so charitable, that they work entirely for
you. As for themselves, bless the mark, they
tirely out of the question ! Now, this is certainly being

, you will take in good part, what

leave en-

very liberal.
You all know there is what is termed capital. We,
landlords, have capital. An estate which belonged to my
nephew, called Tixall, which joins mine (----
£6,000 per annum), has lately been s
for, I think, £240,000, and the stews
me, if his lordship got ler car
he would be very well oh, ell, tt
capital, and three per cent ►sere,

to Earl Talbot

nree per cent. for his " capi
Well.they,

e was £2,

Well, now we will go en a
tip-top man from among the
Mr. Cobden himself. We 1
from among the yeomen.of Ket
as a yeoman of that county ? Fo
"A man of Kent was he." Well, we will supi
man of Kent had some capital also. Come, what st
we say, by way of guess, it amounted to? Why, £5,000
Well, here then was Mr. Cobden's capital. Now it is

,tale farther ; 1 will t

ter man ufactt

ve been informed be come

E 0 resE
old sol

generally understood he makes a large it
as Earl Talbot gets for his capital, ;
so, the one gets three per cent, the
what per cent., for 1 will not stay
here we will leave them for a m

come, say as much
if

other the deuce know
r to calculate it. An

lt, while I gc
re ; I say a.

-pour capital I

Yes, y

your capital;'

Your capital is your two

to us our three per cent, and 2
By way of a guess also•
average of the wages o
or-T-31 4s per annum

al, which, at thre

bot's, makes #;I,U4::
capital, and here be

;reek out of his three per c
I Cobden to give his mill work
I Which, 1 beg to ask, pays h

ion, the millownf

Here I approach I
reason for writing it

e end of u

You are

cheap loaf." Why, then,
their 1,6(10 per cent., get
enou,,-;hfor any reasinablc _
If what you are told you are
let in duty free, the pour agri.
little chance of getting anything
for if the corn goes down in pric
if I may be allowed to say what
is, if corn goes down, so will
what I say new—if the present cur
is. No ! the master manufacturer
affront; therefore, I tell you to
ue and covenant" with them, c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

a fiords ,
Ihe Tea 34,

ne,fresA

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

the whole of her

essel is the

ran into her is the Young Queer ,
Two only of the Aeolus's crew jumped on board a
Queen, and before the vessels parted another attempted a
similar escape, but fell overboard and was drowned. A
vessel was lost at the entrance of Sutherland hatbour.
The crew were got on shore, by means of lines thrown by
rockets. At Bideford, the gale blew terrifically high all
day, with heavy falls of snow. In the early part of the
day the wreck of the yacht Fanny, the property of Charles
Montgomery, Esq., of Swansea, was driven in the har-
and bout, and her fragments strewed the shore on both sides

same port

for a. considerable distance

None of the bodies of tl
It is with extrea

crew have as yet been picked ur
regret that we have to announce the wreck of two vessels
at Yishguard Bay. The stern of one of them has floated

in, on -vr.hich is inscribed, " Aoward, of Savannah."
There were from thirty to forty persons seen miller deck
previous to her going to pieces, but from the boisterous
state of the weather no assistance could be rendered, and
it is supposed that all hands perished: From thd size of
the stern, she must have been a ship of about 700 tons

burden

STRUCTURE OF TH

tETll.—Tbe teeth, it is well
composed of bony strurture,

known to physiologists, a

which is covered with a coating of enamel—a substance of
a fibrous nature, and so hard as to strike fire with a steel.
Notwithstanding its apparent hardness, the enamel is,
however, extremely susceptible of injury, and it thus be-
comes highly important to ascertain what preparations are
best adapted to preserve so important a substance in its
pristine integrity and beauty. We do not hesitate there-
fore to recommend "Rowland's Odonto, or Pearl Dentri-
frice," as the most valuable means of purifying, embel-
lishing, and preserving the Teeth and Gums,,itet.offered
to the public.--&e. advt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

Lichfield in promoting their li

a-mil-ciders to join those of the IN

'arliament, and

ommittees of the two companies

which they doubt not
friends and the public
The Committee are

for the junction of their interests

be most s

sfaztory to their

duly published

happy to state that the not

,ks of-reference. after a minute

J sections, and

ination and revi-

e notices are in the course of service. The Deeds
eution by the Shareholders of the

,ady for c

MaCCicsnetu auu vu p uaoilofl at tl
Banker's Receipt, and by the ori;inal Shareholders of tl
Manchester and Rugby Company, on production of the
Scrip Certificates, on and after the Ist day of Janu
next, and will lie at the following
the several days after mentioned
Messrs. Gregory, Faulkner,
Bedford-row. LONDON, on the

laces for signature on

Gregory, and Skirrow, 1,
Let, 2d, and 3d of January

r and Rugby Railway, 2
the

lESTER, OE

sth and 6th days of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

DlOils-Or any other age, surnam
LILLIPUTIAN KING I

er to,afford every po
ments of the evenin

gement

made with t

Irish Character, _
MR. MALONE RAYMOND

3allery, is

Reserved

under twelve years
Is ; Gallery, 6d.

re achnitted. to Reservc

ble attraction to the

will give his Entertainment, entitled
AN HOUR IN IRELAND.
Mrs. and Miss MALONE RAYMOND

Body, Gd ; Children
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-30

)f the carriage str

ae hill in That

them

t of M

column, will be

the AreaC

!dingly loa

"PRIESTS, WOMEN,

AND FAMILIES.".

Under the above title, a translated edition has just been
)y Messrs. Longman and Co., of a work by M.
ed lecturerand professor of the Col-

publishe

elet, the celebra

ege du France; wh

the peculiar sea3onab

present ex

h, as well for its great ability, as for

,leness of its appearance during the

meet with ex

he religious world, ought to

!alation. The object of the work

ately to

overthrow, that pernicious

tion of their 11

rid especial

the brethren of the