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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

NOTICI

CHALONER ann FLEMING'S next SALE of American and
Baltic WHITE WOODS, &c., will take place TO-MORROW,
(Wednesday), the 6th instant, at Twelve o clock at Noon pre-
cisely; and of MAHOGANY and other FURNITURE
WOODS, on THURSDAY Morning next, the 7th instant, at
Eleven o'clock, beginning each day in the Sheds, south end
of the Brunswick Dock, Liverpo__2l,_..-----

For further particulars a.
NER and FLEMING, Brokers,
No. 6, east side Queen's Dock.

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, in addition to and imme-
diately after the Mahogany and other Furniture Woods
already advertised,
411 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being the cargo
just arrived and now landin -Presto, from St. Do-
mingo direct.—Ap I ENRY KILLICK, Esq., Mer-
chant, or to
C ONER and FLEMING, Brokers,
No. 6, east side Queen's Dock, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

THE LIVERPOOL SUNBAID

/Palo hp Mutt=

THIS DAY.

By order of the Trtatter

Trirs Dtor (Tuesday), the sth instant, at One o'cloek, at the
Brokers' Sale Room, Derby Buildings, Fenwick-street,
• The powerful and well-known A 1 at Lloyd's
Iron Steam Tug SAMSON ;
,447,1U\ 71 B.loths tons per register, exclusive of engine-
room ; built at Shields, in 1848, expressly for
towing purposes, every care having been taken
in construction ; length 104 feet 7-10ths ; breadth 21 feet 3-10ths;
depth 10 feet 5-10ths. She is propelled by two splendid discon-
necting engines, by Marshall, of 110 horses power collectively ;
diameter of cylinders 40} inches, with metallic pistons and 4
feet stroke; they are supported by. wrought iron beams and
columns, and together with the b s, (working pressure of
which is 121 b. to the s ua , are very strong and good.
She is now in good , and is allowed to be one of the finest
tug-boats at pr plying on the Mersey. May be inspected
north-eaast c rner of Collingwood Dock.—For inventories and
further particulars apply to Messrs. CLINT and Co. or to
TONGE, CURRY ane Co.,Brokers.

THIS DAY (Tuesday), the sth instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale Room, Derby Buildings' Fenwick-street,
The Iron Steamer EDWARD;
/)'til:"`'✓ About 40 tons register; is propelled by two
, high-pressure engines of thirty-horse power
collectively, which are in good order; has a fore
and after cabin, and is fitted for ferry purposes:
now lying in Birkenhead . or urther particulars apply
to G. S. SANDERS q., North John-street, or to
TONGE, CURRY and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

GALVANISM

J
ATKINSON, 33, MANCHESTER-STREET,
0 MEDICAL and MECHANICAL GALVANIST, begs to
inform the Afflicted and the Medical Pr ession, that he has,
after many years' experience, be a led to construct the
most complete Coil Machin r offered, giving the Battery
current; and owing to t ncreased demand for them, he can
now supply a Machi , with Battery, (such as all Families, and
particularly Me • Men, should have,) at 255.
He also furnishes every requisite for Daguerotypists, and
gives instructions. All kinds of Batteries made on the most
improved principles.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MARCH 2.
DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 30; Relieved and at ewn
request, 11 ; Made Out-patients, 6; Irregular, 1 ; Dead, 2.—
ADMITTED : In-patients, 54; Out-patients, 7 ; Casuals during
the week, 15 ; Remaining in the House, 174.
House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J.
Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred
North, Esq. ; House Visitors, R. Gibson and H.
Lawrence, Esqrs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

eli inn.

411 goods to be alongside not later than Twelve o'clock ,on
Thursday next, the 7th instant, as she will positively sail tst
the evenidg of that day, and any engagement to tAis 'erect
will be given.

For SHANGHAE,
The fine new Liverpool clipper built Brig
4efiq • FANNY CHAPMAN,
OLIVER CONNINGIIA Commander;
(Late of the JOHN II N, W is Well acquainted
tc• e trade;)
.A I for thirteen years • tons ; coppered ;is expected to be
one of the fastest v s out of the port, being constructed for
swift sailing. ' terms, &c., apply on board, in the Prince's
Dock, or to W. and J. TYRER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

HOUSE OF LORDS-LAETNIOwr,

Viscount Comsat took the oaths and his seat as a peer of the
realm with the usual ceremonies, which were conducted by Garter
King of Arms. The noble and gallant viscount was introduced
by two peers of the same rank as himself, viz., Viscount Har-
dmge and Viscount Hawarden, and after the ceremony he was
warmly congratulated by the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of
Wellington, the Lord Chancellor, and many others. His lord-
ship afterwards took his seat upon the cross benches.—Earl
GRA NVILLE laid on the table a bill for the establishment of an
efficient audit of railway accounts. The main principle
of the measure appeared to consist in empowering railway
companies to appoint delegates from whom the railway depart-
ment of the Board of Trade are to select three persons who
shall form a board of audit.

Lord MONTEAGLE, without pledging himself to details, ex-
pressed a favourable opinion of the measure as an improvement
upon the present system, while it avoided the objections raised
to a government audit.—The bill was read the first time.—A
discussion took place, which lasted a considerable time, on the
subject of education as connected with the National School
Society, and the distribution of the parliamentary grants by
the committee of the privy council. The discussion produced
no definite result.—The Party Precession (Ireland) Bill passed
through committee.—The Ecclesiastical Commission Bill wa
read the third time and passed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

On the 18th ultimo, the wife of Mr. WM. ADLARD, Titch-
field-street, of a son.
On the 19th ultimo, the wit

if Mr. C. GOLDING

On the 20th ultimo
EDWARD H, LEVAUX, Esq., of a d
On the 23d ultimo, the
Tranmere, of a son and 1
_ Same day, at the Hirsel, N. 8., the Countess of HOM

MITH, wife of 3

Ryley's.gardens, of a son.
Same day, at Castle Me
of a daughter.
On the 26th ultimo, at t
FIELD, R.A., of a (laugh'
On tho 27th ultimo, Mn
Same day, in York-tern
a daughter.
On the 28th ultimo, at
wife of JOHN SUTTON,
On the 4th instant, at C
Mr. EDMUND JACOB,

_O➢TAS GODFREY, of

Everton, Mrs. P. B,

Lately, at the Friends
DAVIS, son of the lan
daughter of the late WM
Lately, in this town, 11

itobt. to MART
EVILLE, Davis,f
this town.

G. W,CASHI4,-, el(

UasMl, Esq., of Ell
MARIA, fifth daught,
also, at the Si!vermin
nark, to H ENRIETI
It. P. (

of the late
Church,

tsue, county _
Mr. WM. HOLD:,
WO. BELTON, Esq., of Is

SHEL, Esq., of Silveri
On the 13th ultimo, at St.
SMITH, Esq., late of this town
JOHN SEWELL, Esu.. and Errs

able Chief-Justic
On the 18th uh

mate of the Gauntlf

of Bristol,

reet, Birkenhead, the lady of

of T. F. RICHARDS, Esq., of

J. SMITH,

ies, Lady MENZIES, of Menzies,

INGLE

Calderstones, the

ster-placi Low-hilt, the wife of

nmel, ROBERT
UGDEN.

,NORTH;

bee, JOHN
r of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 27

We had a full market for beasts, and a moderate one for
sheep, and for the season the quantity good, the demand being
equal to the supply. Both beef and mutton sold at last week's
rates, and the market well cleared off.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

VRE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

completed, if proprAT
;cern
that tl‘,e applied, the long delayed irrigation
of the north-we
provinces, and it is rettsonably sus-
pectedstanding th‘d
the mean.:,Yate coffers of the Ninam, notwith-
c insolvency of his exchequer, contain
et 'restoring something like prosperity to the
desolrAe Rolds of the Deccan. The 'ancient connexions
of trio Gtioowars with the government of India—con-
le.exions 'which, while they have been profitable to our-
selves, *have been in the highest degree beneficial to the
pro'cinre of Guzerat—enabled the predecessors of the
reigning prince to transmit to him the advantages of a
well-stocked treasury. The length of the railway will be
about 40 miles, of which 18 will lie in the British terri-
'toty, and 22 in that of 'Guicowar. The district to be
Wiaversed is a dead level, under high cultivation, but at
present so wretchedly provided with roads that through
certain seasons of the year the intercourse of the capital
with the coast is confined to a single point; and the con-
tiguous military stations of Indore, Mahidpore, Neemuch,
and others, though garrisoned partly with Bombay troops,
are actually provided with European goods from Calcutta,
which are brought by water to Agra, and thence for-
warded across the country to their destination. Yet the
whole of this tract may rank with the most productive dis-
tricts of India. It is the heart of the cotton country.

pertinent. I won't snow Lonergan :—lf you
made -use of that expression-outside the walls of the court,
I'd break your face.—Mayor 1 Language like this is quite
intolerable.—Mr. Prendergast : You cannot wonder at it,
coming from such a fellow- Mr. Lonergan : But
what can I do with %fellow of this sort, who is below my
most sovereign contempt, and my respect for you only
prevents me—. Mr. Prendergast : Really it is too bad
that a person like this blusterer— Mayor: The dig-
nity of this court has been violated most grossly, and the
offender is subject to eight days' imprisonment.—Mr.
Lonergan : 1 meant no disrespect, to the bench, and if
they feel annoyed I apologise to them. I strictly confins
my apology to the bench : no one else.—Mayor : So gross
an insult cannot be compensated by any apology, and the
very next time language of this kind is indulged in, I, in
sustainment of the dignity of my office, will use the power
vested in me by the law, and commit the gentleman so
using it to prison.—Mr. Gough and Mr. Ryan fully con-
curred with his Worship.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

TO be SOLD, FREEHOLD LAND, from 10,000 to
50,000 Yards, in one or more lots, in a highly respectable
locality, beautifully situated within three miles of the Liverpool
Excharge ; or it would be EXCHANGED for Stock or Shares
in the London and Northwestern Ea' ay, for which a liberal
Premium would be given, or fo r Property which is unen-
cumbered. The Price of and is fixed at a very moderate
rate.

Apply to THgyrld-Wy LIE, Surveyor, Royal Bank-buildings,
Dale-street, Merpool.

FOR DETACHED VILLAS OR TERRACES.
TO be SOLD, in One or separate Lots, the re-
mainder of the beautiful and well-known ELMSWOOD
ESTATE, situate in Aigburtb, in the parishes of Wavertree
and Garston, consisting of about 21 Acres of rich and prolific
Land, copyhold and freehold.
It comprises the Lawn directly in front of the residence of
A. H. Kinderman, Esq., with VII Plantation, Avenue,
Gardens, choice Wall Fruit, a out 80 Apple and Pear
Trees, of the finest cla merits, Green-houses, Kitchen
Garden (walled in) mental Piece of Water, end Cottage,
with three ad. ' g Fields. Part of the Purchase Money may
remain on Mortgage.

For particulars, apply to J. CUNNINGHAM, Esq., 29, Seel-
street, or to Mr. R. G. JACKSON, on the Premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

tirtbol ifflarriagts, anb laratl)s.

BIRTHS.

Lately, in Paris, the Viscountess ABARE, of a still-born son.
On the 11th ultimo, at Perth, near Longton, MARY, the wife
of Mr. C. IRVING, ploughman to Sir J. Graham, of three
daughters.
On the 15th ultimo, in Fa:
of G. B. WAINWRIGHT,
On the 16th ultimo, M'
Olive, Oxton, of a son.

!chi-terrace, Tranmere, the wife
1., of a son.
THOMAS BLISSETT, Mount
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

HOUSE OF_COMMONS,7-MoNDAy

The speaker stated that he had received a letter from the
petitioners against the return of the Baron de Rothschild for
the City of London, informing him that it was not their
intention to proceed with the petition Many petitions were
presented for a reduction of the duty on tea.—Mr. AVGREGOR
gave notice that after the annual budget he should move that
in consideration of the recent changes in the Navigation Laws,
that stamps upon insurance, bills of ladingand charter parties
be abolished.—Mr. SANDA RS, in the absence of the noble lord,
the Foreign Secretary, asked the First Lord of the Treasury
if official information had been received of the fact of an
armistice having been renewed between Denmark and Prus-
sia, and so, what were its terms and conditions ?—Lord
JOHN RUSSELL replied that he did not think any such
information had been received, but certain conditions had been
proposed by Denmark, and they had been under the considera-
tion of Prussia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

SUNDAY, MARCH 3,

ARRIVED.—Esther May, Foster, from Virginia—Masonic,
Coney, from Apalachicola—Marie Pelerine, Bordeaux—Toby,
Jarvis, St. Michael—Dolores, from Cadiz—Meg Lee, Murray,
from Trieste—Henry Turner, Evans, from Havre— Samaritan,
Allen, fr,,m Nantes.

Levantine (s.), Alachell, hence and Gibraltar at Genoa 24th
February.
Sampson, Butcher, hence for Galata, at Kingstown.
San Salvadore,lience for Palermo, at Holyhad.
Maria, Stubbs, hence at Plymouth, to embark emigrants for
Sydney, N.S.W.
Rosa, hence at Smyrna.
Lien, Lei ent, hence at Nantes.
Mary, Walker, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 12th
February. _ _ _ _

Brigand (s.), sailed from Constantinople for this port on llth
February.
Parthian, Cole, and •Henry Warburton, Pentin, from Alexan-
dria, for this port, at Malta.
Nameless, Le Gresley, sailed from Malta 20th Feb., and
Watchword and Water Kelpie, 21st Feb., both for this port.
Coxon, Dunn, for this port, put back to Malta 20th Feb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05

altot inDits.

To succeed the PARKER.
For DEME RA,
4ittir,* The Sh. DBA C H;
,-,Lv v..-
Attila To sail in rch.—For terms of freight or pas-
-- '---- sage a to SANDBACH, TINNE, and CO.

R. To have despatch.
For DEMERARA,
itt The first-class S UCKNOW,
Capt HN FAUSET
440 tons.—Fo ght or VOaglUBpla: to
CO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

!quired wealth and
his hat, when he
greeable

ly alive to these
'd when the eti-
omit to remind
new Jiffies, and
lignity, which,
resented. The
in %iew•. in suf-

their superior attainments in the art
necessary to cultivate. But, on all occasions, they ars
taught to know their station ; and llt tic doubt can be en-
tertained that when their services are no longer required,
their presence will be dispensed with altogether. The
Haytians are dreadfully lax in morals.—Colonial Meg.
hisicohntaheeeyofit
it
of

TO CORRESPONDENTS

We could not find room this week for the letter of A. W. M.
We are not surprised that Mr. Woodruff should feel uneasy a
to the statements which he is

ing the C
ing to see

11: d to have mat

fail seeLsof religionists
ms have undergone al

4r. Woodruff duni

change, anti snlemilly assures us that he is as strenuous an
advocste for Scriptural education as ever he was in his life.
On the other band, we are credibly informed that the
reporter, who was present at the meeting at which Mr. W.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

ST. AIDAN'S COLLEGE, BIRKENHEAD.
APUBLIC MEETING in behalf ST. AIDAN'S
COLLEGE, and of its beneficial extension to tbe popu-
lation of Live rpool, will he held .V., at the Collegiate Insti-
tution. Shaw-street, on Mo Y Evening, the 4th of November,
at Seven o'Clock,
The Re t. A MPBELL, Rector of Liverpool,
in the Chair.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the LIVERPOOL
CHURCH OF ENGLAND SC OOL SOCIETY will be
hfld on THURSDAY next, the natant, in the LIVERPOOL
SAVINGS BANK,atOne C .
HENRY H. HIGGINS,
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

BELFAST CORN MARKET,:OcT. 25

We had a good deal of rain this week. The trade has been
steady without great animation, all articles of cheap food going
freely into consumption. The ctipplies of Wheat at market
have materially decreased, and the quality of what is coming
forward does nCit improve. Of other home grain the supplies
are moderate, and all meet a ready sale at firm rates. At this
day's market Wheat was in small supply, and prices fully sup-
ported. Oats, Oatmeal, Barley, and Beans in good supply, and
the demand pretty brisk. In IndianVorn not much doing, but
holders brisk at the late advance.

CORIC CORN MARCET. OCT. 26.
Flour has a steady consumptive-sale at last week's prices.
The supply of inferiors is still short, and full prices are obtain-
able. Indian Corn has further advanced 2s. 6d. per ton. Fo-
reign Wheats have attracted mare attention this week. and
late prices are freely had. The farmerS' supply cf grain is
limited, the-weather being very favourable for field operations,
prices haveimproved for each kind.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY-LAST NIGHT.

At a meeting of the members of the Polytechnic Society
held last night, in the theatre of the Royal Institution,
Mr. Hignett read a paper on the "Uses and Purposes of
Prat Charcoal as a Deodoriser, a Fertiliser, and as an
Artie', of Fuel." The paper went to show the value-of
a patent procured by Mr. Jasper W. Rogers, of London,
for the preparation of peat charcoal. This gentleman
priposes to work with profit the bogs of Ireland, the
superstratum of which has been proved to be an un-
equalled agent in disinfecting putrid matter of every
description, and the substratum equally valuable as
a fertilising agent ; add to which, the benefits which
must accrue to the sisrer kingdom, from the fact of em.
uloyment being provided by this means to a large number
of persons at present supported out of the earnings of the
employed. The value of Irish bogs would seem to be
almost beyond appreciation, for every portion is suscepti-
ble of profitable application. Amongst other uses a fatty
matter which has been obtained in the course of the pro-
cess has been successfully used as.:. a substitute for tal-
low in the making of candles. The subject, however, is

something more substantial than ME _
Rogers having 'demonstrated the truth of his assertion
by actual operation on some of the bogs of Ireland, a
pleasing illustration of which operation may he seen in
one of the numbers of the Illustrated London News.

!theory

The deoderising properties of peat are amazing in degree.
and in the rapidity of their effects ot, the matter to which
they are applied. "" • - satisfactorily proved at a
meet:- ' tiny.

_.acing held in London sorb,. _ ago, at which
upwards of GOO persons intrusted in ascertaining the value
of this sanatory agent were present, the proceedings •of

lining human excrement
application of the
almost

which meeting were reported
A number of buckets c
were introduced
prepared peat, the d -
instantaneously converted into a dark brown powder,
entirely devoid of smell, and which could be taken
in hand with as much impunity as any other powder.
A diagram was handed round the room, showing an
economical mode of applying the peat to the above pur-
pose for the drains and other receptacles of domestic
impurities

Mark-lane Express

when, by ti

t 4 tank is made at a distance from the water-
closet or other receptacle, into which the contents flow,
and before arriving at the se

inodorou:

pplicationof a

The amalgamated sub-

stances thus becomes

cable manure

was stated where the ref

An instance
use in Ireland
plan. rendered

was, by the introdu,

nncccu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

PRESTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 26.

The arrivals are to a fair amount this week. Since cur report
of the 19th instant but little variation has occurred in the grainl
market, and Flour has remained steady in value, whilst for
Oatmeal we have experieneed a good demand, at firmer prices.
We had a fair show of English Wheat at our market this
morning; fine samples commanded a ready sale at extreme
rates, and secondary and out of conditioned parcels fully sup-
ported our previous currency. The millers having bought Irish
Wheat pretty freely in the early part of theweek, but little was
passing in this description of grain to-day, and we cannot note
any change in its value. English Flour sells readily at our
quotations. No Irish at hand. Beans in good condition a
shade higher. New Oats inquired for, and id. per bushel more
money would be paid for prime mealers. Old, stationary.
Oatmeal continuing to meet a healthy demand to consumers,
good qualities of new improved Bd. per load. Other articles as
before.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, &c,

Al RS. KIRKPATRICK begs respectfully to apprise
LVJI the Ladies of Liverpool and Vicinity of her return from
London, where she has selected a superior Assortment of
BONNETS, HEAD DRESSES, CAPS _FRENCH RIBBONS,
FLOWER, FEATHERS, choice variety of other
FANCY GOODS.
The SHOWROOM will be OPENED TO-MORROW, (Wed-
nesday,) the 30th -instant, and following days.
BRUSSELS-HOUSE, 54, BERRI-STREET,
Corner of Duke-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

The health of the Du

d within the
Le Rev. W. Hi

burn for his portr
and his brother the D
Lord Palmerston in,
duty on port wine shippt
which he considers a
Messrs. Inglede
Tvne, have lowered the rent of a f

nd Daggett, of

I counts of Y

Dr. Wiseman, in
Ludinft to his al

intment

'Westminster," ';At pr

I tila-14-e-io-

govern,

lontper
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
75, RENSHAW-STREET.
Ar RS. RYAN begs to inform the Ladies of Liverpool
that her WINTER FASHIONS for CHILDREN'S WEAR
will be ready for tweetion on MONDAY next, the 4th of
November.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY,
OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE.
PHE EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN
1 ARTISTS is NOW OPEN, Daily, from Ten till Dusk.
Admittance, Is. ; Chilnren under Twelve years of age, Half-
price.
season rickets—For Gentlemen, ss. each ; for Ladies, 3s. 6d.
each.
Catalogues, 6d. H. C. PIDGEON, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

To MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at One o'elock,
at the Brokers' Sale Room, Derby -buildings, Fenwick-street,
, EIGHT SIXTY FOURTH SHARES
In the fine A I Yarmouth built Brig
DAGGER;
227 tons 0.m., 240 tons N.M. ; built at Yarmouth, in 1839, and
has just undergone a thorough overhatain- the Graving Dock,
and continued A 1 for four years.---She is now in first-rate
order; coppered and copps.r.frictened, and well known in the
West India trade : now lying in Salthuuse Dock.—For further
particulars apply to

TONGE, CURRY, & Co., Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The following is a list of the retiring members and new
candidates. The election will take place on Friday next :

WARD.
Everton .....
Scotland ....
Vauxhall ....
St. Paul's....
Exchange....
Castle-street.
St. Peter's...
Pitt-street...
Great George

RETIRING MEMBERS,
.. William Walthew
...John Woodruff
.. William Preston
.. R. B. Hill
.. G. H. Horsfall
.. George Holt
.. Daniel Bell .
.. Thomas Rimmer
...Richard Harbord
f J. A. Tobin
IGeorge Booker
.. R. C. Gardner
.. J. B. Lloyd...
.. James Parker
Josi as Booker
.. R. L. Jones
.. William Mann .....

CANDIDATES.
f William Walthew.
IS. M. Mellor.
f John Woodruff.
IRaymond Houghton
~. William Preston.
f Thomas Savage.
1 John Gaines.
.. Charles Turner.
f Georze Holt.
1. John Smith
f William Henderson.
1 James Holme.
, . W. P. Jeffreys.
j Richard Harhord.
1 W. Ashtley Clayton.
f J. A Tobin.
IT. Fleming.
.. R. C. bardner.
f J. B. Lloyd.
1. K. Liversedge.
.. James Parker.
j Eyre Evans.
IJ. Marke Wood.
. Samuel Holme.
. Matthew Gregson.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

ion of representatives in

of a particular, and a
merely temporary question, has thus far tended not
n of the council as a

accordar

with their vies

a little to i

wor
. .
the achievement of the object, which we have most
he securing of a governing body,

n

a, laying aside factious contentions, an

wordy

tself no longer to the
d the moving of ad cap-

would

itself to the car
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

as it was agreeable to the
is mode it is proposed at once

o beer

bominations
urce of dead
charcoal ha

a pure fue

been felt,• the iro

a jet of flame pro-

two to play directly

1. The use of the peat charcoal
: it renders the iron malleable

As a fe

neatly one-half would be

t of space

ightly itr

St. Michael-on-

up of himself

Cobui;g

of the export
1 to Great Britain,

enstle-upon-
galall. in the

on made in

tter, says, after
iiepiseopal see of
, and shall con-
sCX, Hampshire,

th instant, state

nd Duchess of

a visit of condo-

lighnessei

dons on Friday

The glass used

fight to the ground

that each man

y the Rev. D.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

MRS. 11. T. SMITH respectfully invites the atten-
don of the Ladies of Liverpool and vicinity to a choice
Selection of Fashionable 311j...1.1-ffERY, which will be ready
for Inspection on THU,BesAY next, the 31st instant.
49, BOLD-STREET.

PARISIAN AND LONDON FASHIONS.
THIS DAY, (TUESDAY,) THE 29Th INSTANT,
MRS. UPTON'S FASHIONS IN
MOURNING AND FANCY MILLINERY
WILL BE READY FOR INSPECTION.

it/IRS. UPTON, havin t-retarned from Paris,
1,4'1 has much pleasu • offering a superior and Fashiona-
ble VELVET BONNET, with FEATHER and CAL complete,
for 21s. ; and with the ROSENA FRENCH VELVET, from
255. to 30s.

45. BERRY-STREET,
(One Doer from Upper Duke-street.)

NOTICE

11HE first DISPLAY of WINTER FASHIONS
11 win take ;Pace on THURSDAY and SATURDAY next, at
DAVIES'S Wholesale and Retail BONNET, MILLINERY,
RIBBON, LACE, and FANCY ESTABLISHMENT. YORK-
HOUSE, 29, GREAT GeoacaeStßEET, opposite Hardy-street,
(late of 17, Berry-greet:Y
A Superior anti Fashionable VELVET BONNET, with
FEATHERS and CAP, complete, 10s. 6d. ; Rosina French
Velvet, 15s. 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. OCT. 25

We are well supplied with most articles. The demand for
fine fresh Wheat is pretty active, at full prices; other descrip-
tions dull sale at last week's currency. Malting Barley quite
as well sold. Oats and Shelling ready sale. and late rates ra-
ther exceeded. In Beans or other Grain no material altera-
tion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

m at once

decreasing in an extraordinary ratio. At first, the person
who contracted to remove the night soil, &c., refused,
when he found its appearance so wonderfully altered.
He, however. soon found that the metamorphose was
qu

inmates oi the house
to purify our large tc

id to convert what

into a valuable cornr

duced by the ordina

on its surface; to this
railways have been attrit

I that a s

saved ove

the pres

!es an extended nail(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OcTonya 24

At this day's market there was a fair supply of Wheat, and
the trade ruled dull, at the currency of this day se'nnig,ht. On
Barley the turn was in favour f the buyer. Oats were also 3d
to 6d. per qr. cheaper. English old Beans could not be sold
wiehout submitting to a decline of Is. per gr. Peas Is. per qr.
cheaper.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,

OCT. 26

There was a large supply of Wheat to-day from the country—
nearly twice as much as last week. Owing to the state of the
weather, the condition was not so good, and there was less in•
quirt' for seed. Ihe sale ruled slow ; the best qualities were no
lower, but secondary and damp sorts were about Is. per qr.
cheaper; the whole however, was cleared off. For South Coun-
try new and old the demand was limited, without alteration in
value; and in Foreign there was very little passing, as holders
were 'firm, and refused to submit to any reduction ; some Ham-
burg new, just arrived, realised 435. to 435. 6d. per qr.—The
sale is very slow for malting Barley, at barely last week's rates;
grinding being scarce is fully as dear, with a ready sale.—Malt
of food quality supports its value, but inferior is completely
neglected —English and Scotch old Oats fully as dear, but new,
unless really fine, were Is. per qr. lower.—ln other Grain no
alteration in value can be noticed.—Flour ruled the same as last
week.
Wheat—Northumberland, White, per qr
Do. Do. red, do.
Flour—Norfolk household, per sack

435. to 435.
38s. to 435,
30s. to 31s

DUBLIN CORN MARKET. OCTOBER 25.

We continue to have buta moderate supply of grain at mar-
ket. There was a fair demand for all kinds of home grain, and
in some instances a mall advance was realised on each de-
scription. Indian Corn in little demand, but previous prices
supported.
Wheat, new .. 23s Od to 25s 6d I Oatmeal 9s 6(1 to 10s Gd
Red do., old .. ISs 04 to 23s Od I Rapeseed .. 2f's Od to 22s Gd
Barley lOs lid to 13s 30. Flour, second . 13s 04 to les Od
Bore Os ta 'to 9s 6d I Indian Corn,
Oats, new
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

under a variety of disabi-

y reside on the

y, in what

A. white
merchant may import cargoes, and ship them off to other
islands ; but the produce.of the country is placed under
an interdiction, and secured from his unhallowed touch.
He may procure a livelihood by his labour ; but tbe mer-
chandise which be is permitted to import he dares not
sell as a retailer. He is viewed as a being who is degraded
from his forfeited rank in society ; and the descendants of

manner

lever it might

his father's slaves exact from hie
progenitors once extorted from tt

hamage which his
cestors. To a ne-

gro; whether male or female, who !Jai
respectability, he is expected to pull
meets either in the street

consequences, he reluctantly subs*

rniliadon. The block ladies are particuL-1
punctilios. and consider thems,lv,
quette of homage is not paid. Th,
the sons of their former masters
express themselves in the langua2
however unpleasant to hear, mus
principal object which they seem
tering white men to reside amon

es insu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

fORNING, OCT. 29. 1850

Since our last remarks upon
municipal election, we have ii;tl

ge to notice

'he mati•nals for Iwo or

three abortive attempts

get up contests have, it

to he the revival

on every available opport
the Pike scheme. We t

unity, of the outcry against

tlemen, opposed
likely to he attenc
town. But, we m

fled for, and

3 expense to the
Imption of

st demur to the as,

the partie

municipal t
bang upon I

he permitted to

idaie upon this, or

any oth
the earl

ie extent, indeed

z out of the Rivington scheme m

be said to be i

on out of the

Couru
produ

Until tI

revised estimates are
can be made, if the

Etter Com ir

there can

e keel

timate be materially ex

y will. Should the es-
ded, the advocates of
sufficiently numerous

economy in the Council are

already to pu

his fri

seeded

pon Mr. Hawksley and
he contrary, not be ex-

by the

cates

from t

but to make the h
lend a

rgurnentis advanced

entrusted to

3 cur 1

required

We do tr

we fea'r,will be left for us
our bad bargain, and to
wer to those who may he

thus ha

out the e

the seats at nr
men,
the i

nt owned by known and tried
selves to

cution of the werks

latituencies, who have

chalke

them to contest

ause befo

acientio

tlemen t

OUS COll

h an

Upon n

lien dictation has

v ports we con-

We differ, for example, t

widely a
George Holt, on the school question, as well as
upon the water question._ But, unless to fill his
place with a

points we c

willingly t

great

parliament

rills se

n in all essential

we should not

ian of his

bility from our local
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

Rodney

Abercromby..
Lime-street ..
St. Anne's....
West Derby
South Toxteth
North Toxteth

Since our last Mr. W. Ashley Clayton has come for-
ward to oppose Mr. Harbord for Great George Ward.
We expected that Mr. Harbord would have been re-
turned unanimously. He certainly deserves it, and we
hope before the election his opponent will be withdrawn.
Mr. K. Liversedge has issued an address to the electors
of Lime-street Ward, but Mr. Lloyd is too popular to
cause any fear as to the result. Mr. R. W. Houghton's
address to the electors of Scotland Ward will be found in
another column. We are glad to hear that there is every
prospect of this gentleman's triumphant return. He will
be a most valuable addition to the Council Chamber.
His labours for the town as a public man have been long
and unceasing. The following candidates are unopposed :
—Mr. Turner for Exchange ; Mr. Jeffreys for Pitt-street ;
Messrs. Tobin and Fleming for Rodney-street; Mr.
Gardner for Abercromby ; Mr. Parker for St. Anne's—
(here, however, a new candidate will have to be found, as
Mr. Parker will at the Council meeting to-day be in-
vested with Aldermanic dignity) ; Mr. S. Holme for
South Toxteth ; and Mr. Gregson for North Toxteth.

GOVERNESSES' INSTITUTION.—We understand that
Dr. Sandie will deliver his first lecture on " The unifor-
mity of development in the textures of Animals and
Plants," at the above institution, in Rodney-street, this
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

TO TIMBER-MERCHANTS, CA BINET-M kKERS, SHIP-
BUILDERS, MACHINE-MAKERS, AND OTHERS.
IMPORTANT SALE of MAHOGANY and other CABINET-
MAKING, 4-e. WOOD, at BIRKENHEAD.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday.) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock
precisely, in the Honduras Shed,
208 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, of extraordinary large size
and excellent quality, containing fine Table and Counter-
top Logs, sound Panel Logs, gsod Machinery and useful
Cabinet-making Wood, measuring 225,832 feet.
5 Logs Honduras CEDAR, of superior quality and very large
size, measuring 11,985 feet, being the entire cargo, just
landed. ex Atlantic, from Honduras.
40 Pieces Honduras R VOOD,
22 Tons LIGNU A, just landed, ex Thetis.
pply to J . CARMICHAEL, Esq., Merchant.
45 Pieces Bahia ROSEWQQII, ex Robert Finme.
y to A. W. LYON, Esq., Merchant.
And, so, daily expected to arrive,
125 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD, e sown.
256 Planks Bahia ROSEWO 'ex Seraphina.
Apply to Mess • . os. Torus and Co., Merchants.
And other Cabinet-making and Fancy WOODS, LANCEWOOD
SPARS, Havana CEDAR c. --
Catalogues and further particul ay be had by applying
to HOLME, SLATER, and CROOK, Brokers,
Canning-street, Birkenhead, and 35, Sefton-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

BRUNSWICK CLUB,

TEMBEIIS are informed that the THIRD HAR-
MONIOUS MEETING and CONVERSAZIONE of the
Season will take place in the Assembly-room attached to the
Club, To-MORROW (Wednesday) Evening, the 30th inst., when

MR. ANDERSON
will give his _

READINGS FROM SHAKSPEARE,

In HAMLET, MACBETH, OTHELLO, &e.,
With Vocal and Instrumental -AccoMpaniments.
Tickets may be obtained from the SECRETARY. Members'
and Ladies' Tickets, Is. each; Non. Members, Is. 6d.; inclu-
ding Tea.
Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven o'clock precisely.
W. E. WHITEMAN, PROPRIETOR.
Club-rooms, Hanover-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

THE WOOLLEN CLOTH TRADE

WE have received within the last fortnight
upwards of EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS
worth of WINTER GOODS, all of which have been
carefully selected by Mr. MORRIS from the Manufac-
turers, and are such as we can warrant really sound
genuine articles; and we are happy to add, (with the
exception of the very low qualities,) without any ad-
vance whatever in prices.
Our present Stock is by far the most extensive in
town, and comprises all the ne fety of styles in
COATINGS, TROUSER' I , and VESTINGS ; and
we believe no house • .ngland can supply Country
Drapers, or the T generally, on more advantageous
terms.

MORRIS, BASSET, AND JONES,

WOOLLEN WAREHOUSEMEN,
LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
October 7,1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

AGENT FOR

SWAIN AND CO.'S CELEBRATED PALETOTS

THE BALMORAL WRAPPERS

THE I3OSJESMAN SPENCER

THE MEXICAN PONCHOS,

MACINTOSH'S WATERPROOF AND AIRPROOF FABRICS.

WALKER, BABB, AND CO.'S AND
GRANVILLES AND CO.'S
EXQUISITELY LIGHT WATERPROOF GARMENTS,
so portable when folded up as to be carried in the pocket

RAILWAY TRAVELLING AND BRIGHTON

CARRIAGE RUG

THE SCOTTISH MOUNTAIN PLAIDS,
in great variety, and every size.

YOUTH'S PLAIDS, CLAN PATTERNS

DRESSING GOWNS,
in Shawl Cloth, Cashmere, and French Coating.

HOUSE, STUDY, WALKING, AND SHOOTING COATS,

YOUTH'S TOP COATS,
in great variety, and of every size.

EMIG
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

WEDNESDAY.

On account of whom it may concern.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock,

-
at the Office, 7, Exchange-buildings, •
About 30 Bales ship *imaged Surat COTTON,
All faults,
.just landed eyes Fielden, from Bombay, and
lying in Price's R, Qtreen-street.—Apply to
HAYWOOD and MITICCAR.

To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
500
08-aßrarrerles I
s Malaga GRAPES,
Just arrived ex Echo,. from Malaga. Also,
On THURSDAY next. the 31st instant, at One o'clock, at the
CommersistSale-room, Temple-court,
233,W-urns Malaga FIGS,
-390 4-Boxes} Muscatel RAISINS,
550 4i-Boxes
Ex Echo, from Malaga.—Apply to Messrs. E. ZwitcnENBART
and Co.. Merchants, or FLETCHER and FIRTH, Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock
at Noon precisely, in Chaloner & Fleming's Yard and Sheds,
south end of the Brunswick eek,-Liverpool,
99 Logs St n PINE TIMBER,
146 Lo . John BIRCH,
Just landed eXtatharine, on account of the Importers.
11,055 Planks Mirami,hi Yellow PINE, ex sundry Vessels,
13,786 Feet Miramichi PI 113 inches Calliper average,
Ex Jenny Lind.—Ap o Messrs. MTALMONT BROTHARS
and Co., Mercha .
4.57 Logs Moulmein TEAK,
680 Planks othmein TEAK,
.Being the cargo just ex Anne Laing, on account of the
Importer,
108 Logs Greepleart TIMBER,
Being the cargo now 140111r:ex James Dunlop, on account of
the Importers.
To which will be added other WOODS, as per Catalogue, to be
bad on application to
CHAL_O_NRR-tria--1 FLENIING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

IN EVERY:VARIETY OF STYLE

PAPER S,
Front th• Mills of Whatinan, J. It. Jones, and other approved

Makers

CREAM, LAID, NOTE, AND LETTER PAPER,
LARGE AND SMALL POST, IN FOLIO AND QUARTO,

LAID AND WOVE FOOLSCAPS,

DEMYS, ROYALS, IMPERIALS, DRAFT, BRIEF, AND

COPYING PAPER.
MORISON'S BLACK, COLOURED, AND COPYING

INKS

PERRY'S, HARWOOD'S, VOORSANGER'S, AND OTIIER
STEEL PENS.
PAPER CASES,
WITH AND WITHOUT LOCKS AND KEYS.

PENCILS,

SUITED TO MERCANTILE AND OTHER PURPOSES.

ENVELOPES OF EVERY SIZE

Q U ILL S AND PE N S OF EXCELLENT QUALITY.

CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS,
IN CALF, RUSSIA, AND MOROCCO.
WRITING DESKS.

HARWOOD'S METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOKS,

SEALING WAX, WAFERS, LETTER FILES
ANNEXING RIBBON AND TAPE.

SHAREBROKERS' SALE AND PURCHASE BOOKS,
BOUND IN MOROCCO, FOR THE POCKET.
LETTER-PRESS PRINTING :
REPORTS, CATALOGUES, SHAREBROKERS' BOOKS
FORMS, BILLS OF LADING, CARDS. CIRCULARS,
INVOICES, CUSTOM-HOUSE ENTRIES, &c.,
EXECUTED WITII THE •REATEST PROMPTITUDE.

ITHOGRAPHIC AND COPPERPLATE PRINTING.
MACHINE RULING, ix.
STANDARD OFFICE,
4, NT. GEORGIMCANMINT, LORD-STAIR?,
LITERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

Brunswick-street Chapel on t

following

EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS, making the amount already
realized upwards of FOURTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS !
Such liberality is surely a reproach to the members of the
Church of England, who rarely realize anything near so
much at any of their collections.—Doncaster Chronicle.

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PRELACY.—An Archbishop of
Westminster, a Bishop of Southwark for the two divisions
of the metropolis and the adjacent counties, a Bishop of
Beverley to hold spiritual sway in Yorkshire ; Lancashire
to be shared between the sees of Liverpool and Salford ;
Wales, between Salop and Merthyr-Tydvil cum Newport;
the bishoprics of Clifton and Plymouth in the west of
England, each comprising three counties; in the midland
district the episcopal sees of Birmingham and Notting-
ham, flanked by that of Northampton in the east—and
all this laid down with the authority and minuteness of
an act of Parliament by a PAPAL BULL—certainly con-
stitutes one of the strangest pieces of mummery we ever
remember to have witnessed.—Times.

FOOLISH FROLIC.—Some young men, near Wootton
Bassett, Somersetshire, were on Monday amusing them-
selves by talking of the execulion of Rush, and other
murderers, and agreed that one of the party should per-
sonate a criminal on the scaffold, another Jack Ketch, a
third the clergyman, and the remainder spectators. A
real tragedy might have been the consequence. The
criminal was placed on a chair, a hand bell tolled, the
cord properly fixed round the criminal's neck, and to a
staple in a beam. The signal being given "to draw the
bolt," the executioner took away the chair, and the man
swung off, but the staple to which he was suspended,
having luckily given way, he fell violently on the floor.
The young man, a carpenter, looked very queer, the cord
having been made uneasily tight, and it was scone time
before be quite recovered biruself.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

PICKET LIST, GEWERAL POST OFFICE

Mails desp'd:Last Packet' Next Packet
Destin at kn. fromLondonl sailed. due.

S'ILAMPTON ST.wrioN
Lisbon •
'Madeira • 1 7th, 17th, Montrose .. Next Mail
and 27th ofl Oct. 17,due Nov. 5

Spain
Gibraltar f every montlil
Malta&lonian Islands 20th !Ripon I Next Mail
Greece and Egypt.... of every 1 Oct. 20'due Oct. 28
India,Ceylon,&Chanal month. 1
(I)Brit,Col.inW.lnd.l
(except Honduras Sr ,
Bermuda) For. Col. ' of every
in W. Indies, except month 1
Havana, Venezuela, '
and Madeira t
.1 '
(2) Mexico & Havana } 2nd of everyrt, Western Next Mail
month 9121 g. Oct. 2 due Nov. 5
(3) Bermuda, St. Juan
de Nicaragua, and lith ()revery Avon .. , , ..1 Next Mail
New Grenada

2nd and 1 7tli',Avon
Oct. llV.ue Nov. 5

FALMOUTH STATION.
Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4t1:111 M LinnetiriMPenguin
Buenos Ayres I every month' Oct. 61 Oct. 23

LIVERPOOL STATION.
)3rit. N.Awerica, lier-11 Every alter. Africa .... ;Europa „
Buda, and U. States' Friday, I Oct. 26i N9Y. 7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

Lord Feversharr
C. Wood.

in addition to the Prince, were
cl Mayor of London, Earl Fitz-
Earl or Carlisle, Lord Pros

Cork, &

oin his Roy-a:

ri address in full

Albert on rising was re

If. I assure you that I ful

at it has given me

t you, tliv re
the kingdom

mbled

oken of th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

NOTICE

MR. SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR of
110, BOLD-STREEF, TAILOR, DRAPER, and Agent for
the Messrs. NICOLL, of London, begs to acquaint his Friends
and the Public, that he has entered into PARTNERSHIP
with Mr. W. DYKE, 52, CALE-STREIT, where a continu-
ance of their orders is re Mllly solicited.
Liverpool, 4th , 1850.

NEW DESIGNS FOR THE WINTER SEASON
IN GENUINE IRISH POPLIN TABBINET.

JOSEPH COX NADIN respectfully_ announces to
the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he has re-
ceived from his Looms in Dablin a splendid Assortment of
NEW GOODS, which..areriow ready for inspection, at very
moderate Prices.
A supply of beautiful IRISH NEEDLEWORK.
IRISH HOUSE,
15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Opposite Pringle's Shawl and Mantle Emporium.

NICOLL'S REGISTERED
LLAMA CLOTH PALETOT,

IN EVERY VARIETY, SUITABLE FOR THE WINTER

PRICE FROM TWO GUINEAS TO THREE GUINEAS

AND A HALF,

AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL,
RADCLIFFE AND CORLET,

35, CASTLE-STREET,

Next Door to the Commercial Bank

MILLINERY AND BABY LINEN WAREHOUSE,

91, BOLD-STREET.
A HILLYARD and CO. respectftffly announce
• that their WINTERJASITIONS. in MILLINERY,
CHILDREN'S DRESSES:Iie. Ex., will be ready for inspection
Tuts DAY, (Tuesday, ) the 29th instant, and following days,
together with an extensive Assortment of the moat Fashionable
Materials, the whole selected with great care from the most
eminent Parisian and London Houses.

FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, LACE, AND
EMBROIDERY.

TORN BROOKS begs to intimate to his Friends
0 his return from LONDON. .

—The REiiriisW:R66ii§ will be Opened on THURSDAY
next, and following days, when he will be prepared to exhibit
a choice and elegant Assortment of MILLINERY, in Velvet,
Terry, and other descriptions of WINTER BONNE 1 S, toge-
ther with Caps, Coiffures, Head-dresses other Novelties.
Having secured the services of es from Mrs. M`Donald,
Court Milliner, Hanover-s ~ London, and Miss Clarke,
Bold-street, he has Brea onfidence in his statement.

He begs to add, that will be his endeavour to combine ele-
gance and choice material with MODERATE CHARGES.
84, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock
at Noon, (in addition to the American and Baltic Woods
already Advertised,) on the Quay, Brunswick Dock,
2,500 SPRUCE BATTENS,
700 BATTEN and DEAL. ENDS,
8 CORDS LATH WOOD,
348 RICKERS,
160 Logs
30 SPAR .
Being the cargo nowlinding ex Ann Paterson, from Pictou.—
Apply to WILLIAM LINDSAY. Esq., M.rchant ; or to
CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers,
6, East Side Queen's Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

C. great an inflt

:e over this

ognising in his qualities
ter which is essentially
ttached to its institu-

"ers, the Englishman
It will

1 to the

contained

time of piobation—should it survive this trial
i account of the practical
is adoption in the end

ising with the nat

I entirely depend

lfeeling

bide developement of the country. and the peculiar nature
of her institutions. (Loud cheers.) It is owing to these
national qualities that this favoured land, whilst con-
stantly progressing, has still preserved the integrity of
her constitution from the earliest times, and has been pro-
tected from wild schemes, whose chief charm lies in their
novelty, whilst around us wo have seen unfortunately
whole nations distracted, and the very fabric of society
endangered, from the levity with which the result of the
erience of generations—the growth of ages—has been
y to give place to temporarily favourite ideas.
Taking this view of the character of
was plased when I saw the plan of the
51 undergo its ordeal of doubt, discus-
)position. (Hear, hear.) And I hope I
from the energy and earnestness with
which its execution is pursued that the nation is con-

thrown a

heai .)

Our country, I v

Exhibition of 1

may now gath

vinced that it accords with its into.
which England has taken in the
Gentlemen, I have now to thank you t
have done me, and I drink all yov'•

sts, and the position
rld. (Cheers.)
the honour you

,od healtr

@tura! iflimlianP.

Mrs. Fanny K
speare" at Bath.
Two woodcocks were shot upon Hartley Fell, West-
morland, on the 15th instant.

emble is giving her " readings of Shak-

The health of the Duke of Newcastle is slightly im-
proved within the last few days.
The corporation of Bristol are again about to resume
the wear of scarlet gowns, when officially clothed.
The Koh-i-noor diamond, or Mountain of Light, will,
it is said, be placed among the collection of minerals at
the Exhibition in Hyde Park, next year.
Dr. Wiseman was born at Seville, where his father and
mother (natives of Waterford) resided for many years.
His father was a wine merchant, of much repute there.
More than forty sheep have lately been killed by dogs in
the neighbourhood of Kendal ; and two dogs, which are
supposed to have been the sheepkillers, have been shot.
The Count Esterhazy, Lord Beauclerk, James Knox,
Percival W. Banks, and the. Rev. Richard Colton, were
outlawed by the Sheriff of London on Wednesday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

ight be

sh Mail relat
)f a term(

rising and prof
finding that his trousers

ding to dr

house-, ha
clothes, a

Tx E RA

eight y

night some thieves, who had broken into tli
entered his bedroom, and had stolen all h

The Oxfort

rail, in a very nery

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Wesleyans at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29

MISSES THOMPSON and VERNON beg respect-
fully to apprise the Ladies of Liverpool and Vicinity of
the RETURN from LONDON of Miss ANN VERNON, ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. Singlehurst, where they have
selected a New and Fashionable Assortment of MILLINERY,
which will he ready for inspection Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the
29th instant.

71, BOLD-STRkET, Next Door to Willan'e Library

MRS. ROBERT SINGLEHURST (late Miss
Thompson) begs to inform her Patrons that the PART.
NERSHIP between herself and Misses GRIFFITH and
CHAPMAN has EXPIRED.

Mrs. R. SINGLEHURST thanks them—for past support, and
solicits a share of their -fours on behalf of her Nieces, the
Misses THOMPSON and VERNON, for whom she has taken
the Premises, No. 71, BOLD-STREET, lately occupied by Miss
Coker.