biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

n to those which are void

riage where there

a first husband or wife livin

e time of a second marriage ; or where one of ti-

g a marriage

ties was a lunatic at the time of celebr
therefore, within the prohibited degrees were

voidable ; anc

if the

were not pronounced null and

tribunals during the

que
pea,
En;
Wil
Act
the

y of the children be it

,ched. This state of the
gland until the year 1835
'Liam IV. c. 54, (common

m continued unaltered in
when the statute 5 and 6
called Lord Lyndhurst's

), passed. The effect of that statute was to prohibit
Ecclesiastical Court from entertaining any suit for the
pose of pronouncing null and void marriages within the
after the passing
..;,1 2, Th.

[lass of evidence, that marriages of this kind are per.
ted by dispensation or otherwise in nearly all the
tinental states of Europe."

COURT AND FASHION

THE ALLEGED
•A Government

,SCAPP.

OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
. paper says the account is " not
overstated, but " wholly unfounded," a rather anomalous
assertion, tbe.latter portion of which turne out to be cor-
s at Osborne, nor Viscount
at shooting there, nor the

ct, there being no" preserve

Cannir

young Prince allowed to join st
Lord andLadyAshley,Viscot
and Mr. and the Miss

land.,
The Earl

a visit to Viscount

untanaViscountessJocelyn,

Cobham

It is reported th
well known in the

van, have arrived at Broad-
'almerston
Ellesmer

North of 1

'eceiving a

3atrimonial alliance with one

at and estimable baronet

pf a noble lord, whose many

a sportsman are in high repu
that h

ngland

SIR ROBERT PEEL'S LET

y to for]

of the beautiful daughters

air Robert Ego Pee
n of his na

a bath sides of a stream

sary will be obvious,
about ham►

TER TO HIS TENANTS

column of a newsy

my Herald.)

MY occur no f

,e Toot was almost unneces

'emaric, that in the space of

accustom

cords-/ and

why was it sent t

Cannot Sir Rob

I forty time

:heir draiime

nission of

A rent
but to,

But it postpa
happy to do—al

t, on the con,€

i down

nient plc

he farin

No one

a-ytonManor could pos

Morning Chronicle for
t Peel lend his farmers a
drab well, another, but
,ust print the letter, and
of it? What are Sir K.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

RINGS, PINS

BRACEL

n been cor

I will prove unequalled by that of any other house
F. L. H. begs to tender a respectful invitation

HAUSBURG,

Tably augmented by supplies from the

mouses in London, and by the 'productions of his
,factory upon the premises, and on examination
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

PTION OF COTTON

Imported int

reat Britain in 18
follows :-

Exported fro;

From Li

ow. &c.

,tt import

Stock in Great Britain Decembe
Nett import, as ab0ve...........

31, 1848

Stock in the Kingdom

Apparent consumption of the country in 184

against

or 30,494 bales weekly.
29020 in 184S' against 26278
22230 in 1847 ~ 22414
31261 in 1846 „ 22762
30065 in 1845
28400 in 1844

Average Weight of American Cotton si
1849 422lbs. I 1846
1848........ 4201b5. 1845..
1847 4lBlbs. 1844.......
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Zirtl)s,

Alan.... 1

,iew Orleans
cvs, York... De,
.'anama ....
'ernambuco. Na

tio Janeiro..
=anFrancisco
savannah
=t. Helena ..
it. Thomas..

Valparaiso
Venezuela
Vera Cruz

Iflarrtagrs3, anD

........•41..........

BIRTHS

On the 32rd ultimo, at Kilhendre-park, Sal,
Capt. JOHNSON, ofa daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

lad an animated

more spirit was ev►nc,... , March the prosy
'e in India and other causes sent rates back.

; but it

~ete of
In the

following two months increased estimates were circulated,
and the renewal of the Danish war, with the unsettled
state of Germany, so arrested the demand in Manchester
for yarns that tbe market was only kept steady by the
indisposition of importers to sell at a loss. Tb

state of things continued up to M
had reports of severe injury to the

but at this ti

crop from frost, which

roborating accounts continued to arrive, and prices ad-
Messrs. Haywood and M`Viccar continue :
s about this time also, that is, the end of June,
that, in addition to the frost of April, advices of serious
inundations of the Mississippi' and of Red River, as well
as losses of slaves from cholera, were transmitted, and
these were so circumstantial in their details as to

van ced

lead to

he alrr

,ost certa

whatever no

the growth of 1849

) must t

than of 1848-49
traordinary con;

It is this h

) thesis, backed by an e:

up to this da

.
. .
some fluctuation, maintained the upward tendency of the
market, and given to it a firmness and a position little
foreseen at the beginning of the year ; and one which,
without the unexpected events alluded to, could never

have been imagined, supposing the crop had for one mo-

ment been con
In July the a

ge purchases of spinners

urine the s

in, was a month of most extensive operation

Important riv, the sales amounting to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Mr. Forshaw, so.

purcha

s of the case were
Mr. Ja

wary, 1841, the defendant

iler, in Kitchen-street, c

requesting that the accoun

defendant's t

xt thr
her agairi called at

I by him

lected goods to the-amount
, plaintiff's

very of the gc

upon defendant to ask his

showing him a list of the go

ing the defendant's brother again
and selected other goods to the
Plaintiff again sent his clerk to the d

supplied

defendant at ti
ask hi

Defendant denied his responsibility

sanction f

ntiff on both occasions to

the delivery of t

which

given, defendant asking plaintiff's term; and requesting;
that the bill might be sent to his office. Mr. M'Taggart

evidence that he had not trusted defend-ant'
)rotber, but supplied the goods to defendant's order that
n September,

defendant had called and paid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

,ompton, Oct. 8, 1849.
_....„,,..1An for

COII6IIII

pplicat

"17, Ovington-sgu
—I have no besitati4

boats, of course, included. A

Wi
improvement to ni
ost attention, your app

smoke: which, in company witli-Mr.itiingertlCom-
t Public Health], I saw in operation in London, is
:o all Icinds, of steam generating furnaces, steam:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

was of no avail, and they were all committ

OBTAINING MONEY ON FORGED P.
decent looking woman, named Mary Jone
with having obtained Is. 6d.
from another, by handing to the first a 1.,
cloak, for which she obtained la

-rom one f

a ticket for another arti
pawnbroker's assistant

tickets were the same as those used at the s
had been falsely filled up, and the sig
forgeries. The tickets, which were kept
desk near the counter, must have been
Rushton reprehended such carelessness ii

brokers, who on.

to Dia

reach of customer.'

MIrTED FOR TRIAL AT THE

A JOLLY IRISHMAN.-,

and two other excise ofhcers':with h
smuggled two bottles of whisky fron

he had arrived from Ireland
both bottles, so all that the captors
top parts of the necks, which conti
They had, however, tasted a littl

On be

xonouneed the s.

to how h

me to be

serriment by cros
sld tell that it w

'd stict

bottoms of the bottles

In his fi

Sure, your worship, v

:ratur, especially at Christ

hat I was
.nce on the

'ery sick

tably.c

a man r

The pri
OF UPWAI

£57 at

public-house in
appears, (though the fact did not cc

:Barged

ned on
of the

that the complainant had got the
proceeds of a house in Hurst-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

RBOI

DL, EVE
hey also

is too 1

appearance
wn and eu

by the I

THIS D
WEDNI

BELFAST

TUESI
,eaving B

rut for!

dav,anc

BANGOR, BEAUMARIS

PRINT(

OF WALES, G. DA

(built expres

NAt BRIDM& every

and Tilts, 2s

Medicine

Strains, and all Disease

ipally of Br
►riantsil

Shrubs'yield ljdfsam

he Chest

Distil vim:lelW twilit) for all dise
Selected from h dreds of letters which

1849. received :
it
Lo-.
t, To Messrs. ROPER and E
;eness
--T

" GENTL

ould be 1

tver compl

rral. 1 of the the

I enclose th

rs truly,

f "DRAT! SIRS.

infer'l never sbould

,yal remedy

SOR.

3'CIOCk, P.ll

ate 7'uesday, 7'

CARNARVON

lONDAY and FRIDAY

he Tra-

)ffice, 24, Water
AITE. Agent.

lin MEDICINE SUPERSEDED, LIFE PROLONGED
that AND HEALTH SECURED, BY THAT
on
FAMOUS PREPARATION,
T) OPER'S ROYAL BATH PLASTER
7. I I, The best and cheapest remedy for Coughs, Asthma
ort_ Hoarseness, Indigestion, yp!pitatioy of the Heart, Croup

gt; 1 som.of the
. most eminent edical practitioners, being fully
• ;an unfailing emedy. They are composed prin-
ktish herbs and the gums and balsams of the
rld, where

d where flowers and trees

he Proprietors have

t-place, Hull, Aug. 26, 18

rm you
xternal

ints, and disc
stimonial, and am,
J. C. REINHARDT

57, Market-place, Hull, Aug. 3, 1849.
it my duty to tell you of the wonderfu

fully from asthma
ver it if I had rn

pain and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

TAE LIVERPOOL

4,14.1 rant Aabigation

INOTICE TO SHIPPERS

Parcels for different Consignees,
!ingle Packages, addressed to one

y au xx...,11,41, IUI Luc pIIIIIA.TIG Ul
payment of Freight, will, upon examination in America by
the Civ=toms he charged with the proper Freight.

On DS an

,e UNITED STATES, in BRITISH SHIPS,
BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
-..-. AM-SHIPS WILL RECEIVE FOREIGN GOODS
1 in common with BRITISH GOODS according to, .
arrival at the WHARF, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, ana
NESDAY immediately preceding the day of '-'''

ladmitted into
therefore,
MAIL Si

iriority of

qORTI

CAN ROYA
SHIPS_

MAIL

S'fEA A

ki:PC

PPOINTED iiY

LIVERPOOL

.nd BOSTON

LIVER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

lONS,

ruinounc

I Auction.

HOLD I

Ilelantett.

TRAVELLER. a

kknicl, v

ATION as F

AvertilaiwT-s

give]

nt rarto.

FOR CLEANSING ASHP
STONERS of BIRKI

Birk
T LeMre

STIVENS'S

MHE

ER WINE

that i

asiness

AP%

OUSRTi

SE-KEEPER, in a Nobleman's

ING and 1

GREEN GINGER WINE

Lie Coal'

Ito
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

TION OP THE

NANCIA

A daily

it of the Excheq

bmit to what
h it ever fell t

,nt one o:

f the r

Ire the

your of S.

C. Wooc

financial statement

larly encouraging exposition of the pecun
d prospects of the country. It hardly any
doubt that he will be in a position, on the r
parliament, to perform the great financ
rich has been the subject of conversation

Consols are iteadil

tivancing t

or three above pa

templated reduction in the rate of intere,
per cent. will be carried into effect, that will
Chancellor of the Exchequer's disposal
£2,600,000 per annum ; and this, not for
two only, but in perpetuity. But this will
only feature in Sir Charles Wood's fort+ n
which will greatly gladden the hearts r mr averts
People. It :is no longer a secret the'

plice at

not - be

which will e

lg of 4

reductions

It be partly e

vii der

- -
of the public service, but et

toed, i

3 the right I

featu_ _
have, in
N
e,:n roundor tai
11
itnumberthis
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

More contrac

;e, vessel not

h Dot's

ico —Ann

)sephint.
Rio Grande—West Point, Ailen, and Silas Green
T, New Yprk7Jessica, Heyes, New Orleans—Wm

bon—}

.sa, Trapani, Napl
Zante.

—Eipoir; Zellien

for Newfoundland, at Queenstown

1 from Charente 18th D,

built of

picked up a few days ago near tt

Jane, Leith, (
FanPirn—lngani

ence at Valparaiso.
Hero of Sidon, he

at Savannah.

tt ; America; Dunn, and New York
1, hence at New Yor)c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

THE LO:

)ur cor

his onslaug

e most r

sorry sort

in a leader

Our con
can for hin

Exeter 2d

,NDON

owertu

posit

the pr

Why, we

a po
eight ai

all

own approved

THE. BUTC

fitting eno
tradesmen.
is " A Hide

,ght him

to a v
best o:

He enter

a beast, somew
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Le Rev

:hurch of Mc
for of Morp<
an of Carlis.

TOD BROW

rod Brown, for

red the he

avoid the pain

cl from b,

le, as he all

I with the utr

he witness

if fiendish ye

❑ne of his ea

.ern par

rate a de

Lffian was too

less and heav

IGENCI

of the fines
land is yet to t

aken it

and others have sub

rstand that

—Glasgou

r, refusec

,e says,

iiht rev

day previ

he new c
will be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

not be acc

but every one his experienced

essness

11111lUILI 4.11
more especially as reg

has placed in their way

rds annuals, ()Wing to the incorrect
nomenclature of the seed-shops. We have more than
once called attention to this growing evil, and some slight.
but inefficient attempts have been made to remedy it.
Nothing satisfactory, however, has been accomplished
until now, and the reason is evident : the seed trade, like
most others, if good, allows but little time to study scien-
tific detai-

minds to
best ; but

putchasi
finds ou

:errect nam

affecting a
ignorant.

flower-se

nual or of

copy w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Friday tl

the sales have been extensiv

apon American anC

3ra zil

dared t his day exceeds the estimate, 96,487 bales, but
the effect upon the market has not been yet felt. The
arrival of the Canada from Boston puts us in possession of
later intellgence, which varies little from previous a(
counts : the receipts continue heavy, but the estimates
the crop do not vary from previously expresse

opinion
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

A his assailants

o have t

oceedaOf a Sroitt

ich we ourselves cave last week

aost awfully

Ary of

arse makes the bes

but he really est

Why,"' he says,

in London

swer hini, as the best editors
iwell.mobstnen, and others find others find
best market for talents in London, so do the t
he best fish, cheese, and other articles of con
go to the

uthors

cracksmen

We have ourselves
inclination for a cut of genuine Hampshire I

nption
.en an

inot get it_here, London gorges

I ever, is beside the marl

The-re;l

butchers, as a body, are

g mea

i than it

is real

y worth ;

nere our co

completely broken u.,..
the cudgels for our own fra
never charged the enormous

We have ours

mporary was
'es taken up

e don't

iave taker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

s proba

liniment, which
On

ble rout

K down to the

[anting
" Arre

I. with

lies before

itous t

han any

of the stream

s rith an ugly

poor brute feels

n; accorc
,s his fou

en, risi
A a hun

e time t

I; mul-

he boat

,pposite

he warm
IC

he der

1 more
er cli-

:ems to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

NY PE

irons, &c

HALL and STAI
with Italian Vein
Stand, Eig
Rods. 0

ESTRUCTIV

CHESI

ATILNErn
IVA ING SAF

them keep the b

riority to any ott

alone this
but. Twc

T's Saf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

,sdav), theiefirid 2

lque,Jvor
t Couyter,

on the E
will dance

It'Verformance or
xfiee as the Olymei

,y the whole Compa

en Scene, entitled "The cockney zports
nr Messrs. Griffiths and Pablo.
entitled "The Greek Nobles of Yore am
Dames in their Equestrian Pastimes."
_ e, as Nelly and Murphy, with the Irish Lilt
er and Sons as the Elf King, Oberon.

Cachuca, accom-

ie-rcules, in his Samsonian Exercises
will introduce his Trained Pony, Nept

the Leaper of the Rialto, on 2 ilori
anque, Jun., as the Ocean Child.
Tams as the Charioteer of the Sun.
Laughable Extravaganza. entitled

In an "Uproar.

past Six, Performance to commence at

Side Boxes, 2s. 6C
,ock : Bre

es, I. fid
T. Suui
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

rket, Dec. 18, 1849

NEW DECIMAL PALM CA
ten to the po

id. The

II who require one which emits

Turners in Metal, Sempstresses, Tailors,iahoeir
windows of small shops, and for persons of wel

light is of primary, and appeaianceof secondary
e, these Candles are ingpfnparable

JOHN BEYNON

Grocer and Italian Warehon

SOIREE BISC

I- lAYLOCKIAYLOCK and CO. invite atte
SOIREE BISCUITS as being pecul

flavour, and a very e

AK FAST TABLE

Sold by Mr. WOIDDN
Co., Berry-street; Mr. SOWDP
HOWE, Ranelagh-place; 141r.TysoN, Ranelagh-stt

Messrs. I
Great George-st

mutation-row.
HAYLOCK and VT.'S unrivalled ARROWROOT
having become an article of very general consul

thee°, be had in smaller quantities trim
tese Biscuits are excellent for Invalids and Ch

1, of the choicest quality.
LATER INFANTS' FOOD. a very

1 NIAJ

lot"

TSON'S SMOKE
APPARATUt

aces, Ovenstoves, &c., EFFECTUALLY c
lication ofROBERTSON'S PATENT fo

gDLES, 60. per lb.
es, though ugly, burn

Artisans
i, f•r th 4

CONSUMING

FACTURERS,}6n-Founders, Engineers

I others desir;of complying with the ganatory'
sof the Boor f Health, may have the SMOKE of

ng-up of the Apparatus does not involve the stoppag
during WORKING TIME.

rention has now been before the Public for a col
period, and it has•.beenpublicly tested in Londo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

MR. SYME WIL

linent conjointly
-hall, on Saturda.

too well kt

in this

town to need an

of the essentials

'as not in very good voice

r of Scottish melodies of the same name, gave an
)Ivitt, at the
le of the lat-

El appreciated
Et. Mr. Wil-
of a first-rate

to the effect

Britisi
once reduc

DULD BEGIN THERE

listed by British

Tocate with

home, at sea, and in t
le the bidders fot the

and more e
I object mor

ione co

Tocal.l

Citi, by their
e below our

We would at once I
, thus making they

and by the same A

's which agree not t

Lt. du
I. We
not
m the

:y on the

) conceive it to be r
take British labour i

luivaletit to th

ich Weigh to the e

that, on all forei,

ty), on which

d to be doi
y the for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

au tun .usroee w ivtr. w imam ivinner, the president
owing to the recent death of his father, Mr. Henry Dan
son presided. The secretary, with allusion to Mr. Mil
ner, stated that it was usual at the last meeting of thi
• .

a closing ad

dress ; and

gentleman was to be

amented

he should deliver the address at the

lean our contemporary represents hi
3y the bye, why don't he go to Lea

for his meat

I wholesale price,

JENNY LIND

;la butchers to be.
hall, or Newgate,

He can get his meat there at as near to
as needs be.

lady left England
nid th

fut icener

the repose she so much needed, b-
y of Switzerland and the Tyrol—her 1
eon previously re-established by the baths

:e is more powerful and flex

e beauti

ever. Russia

and England are both wooing her return to the exercise
2.an, and the King of Sweden has spr -
messenger to her to-entreat her pre-
when she was able to undertake the jourut-y.
oe a matter of deep regret if she does. not visit Eaglanui

of her profe

,enee in her native

She is well k

the warmest

country,

nas a nations admi-
'he death of the la-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

-On the 2"

CILIAN BANDITTI.-

awed Lazzara was carried off from their
try house, near Trapani (Sicily). On the following

th nit. the daughter of

)wed lady

Sicilian of

of her daughter

gold (worth 14f. each) as the ran-
The money not having been depo-
.
pointed spot, a second letter was sent de-
ounces, and a third increased the demand

)00, and

threat was held out that, in default of
young lady would be put to death. Infor-
is given to the authorities, who at length disco-
I the place where she was concealed. She had not
ved anv Personal violence, bat had been threatened

She was taken back in safety to her
.en carried off by a band, headed by a

URDER

Zawpa and Frit DiavOlo Of our cdfilii

AND SUICIDE OF H

)th of December

v and ver

,us case of as:

TUTOR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

VS EVENING, (Tuesday), January Ist,
'mane will commence with Buckstones adaptation o
HE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT;
OR, JOSEPHINE, THE VIVANDIERE.
lint
• • (tile M
Vivandiere of the 21st) ...r. Mrs
. J. Browne

itzwilliar.

for the sixth time, a new Historical, National,
Fanciful, Anti-Tragical, Comical, Burlesque

CHRIETMAS PANTOMIME,
TITLED __--
CD E P

A.RLEQUI

TEMPLAR

.1014.461 D TH

!iv° and H. PEARSON.
Mr. 3. R. Webb; the nec

itiona, Banners,
iv Mr. M'Crum;

THANSFORNIATI
M. Milan(
... Signor Bole

and "FOREIGN AIRS AND NA-

AY next

:ntertainmeE

Lich Mr

1 appea

:PANTONITM
Bookkeeper.

ROYAL AMPHITHEAT

OE OF THE
and Novel Sel
N

HRISTITAS FETE
tion of Scenes of th

FED co.

I'ARIE MACARTI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

:lical Gent

and it is now, in operation ill MACCLESFIELD (PubWC
RESTER (Public Baths), and in various Factories in
nd Kilmarnock.
t the numerous Testimonials which Mr. R. has re-
_ _

he followir

Tarvin sall, Chester, Dec

WATCHES

MONEY LENT on PLATh,
JEWELLERY, SIL.4I,,ELVET,
RAILWAY STOCK, and every ription of Property
of not less than &10, lip to ,000.

WOOLLENS

Apply at 60, Seel-str,rfvvo doors from Back Colquit-street
(Private House.) ,

AN INSANE or NERVOUS PATIENT can be
received, where one Patient only is taken, by a Medical
Man and his Wife, who have no Children, and who possess a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

per acre both in plentiful and
only 405.,

grown on his acre, while

if) per acre was 4 quarters

trice over the vale(

)ut we would prevent
)y the introduction of wheat

, say 4

e think we

ag me ae

country of i

will see the

from my

t part Of which I send yoti
ion from a letter

RE COSMOPOLYT
MOULD NOT ENI

T HOME
) for re.

fact, m

EMPLOYMENT, which may

and not rrice,vihichw

.xcepfthat by so framin

nd to thus,
national en

ploy ment

van's labour, "mid thus indi-

must see EMPLO
ourse bold that t

we more capital, more
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

this is not under the av

of construction at one ti

Only recipe
l'iment that

to the " liberal measure" of has since been tow
have official notice of, is from The Jenny Celint
CAMPEACHY, NOv.
me, we think with logwood, was lost on the Arc
annual instant. Crew saved.

FRIDAY, Dm

Zoe. Shav;, from Colomt

I into George's Dock ilasin
for Senegal, has put back
24.—The Can

ns, Finch, from Laguni
reefs. prior to the 13t

Wind, North

ARRTVED.—Excelsior, Crocker, from New York, was in com-
pany, 26th inst., off Bardsey, with the Ashburton—Mercurius,
Rotterdam—Wetherall, Wetherall, Naples—Wenham, of Balti-
more, and Mozelle, Ritchie.
Saghalien, hence for Glasgow to load for Sincopore, is or

and Ben Heap, from Mauritius;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

INSURAN(

stun, Esq.,R.N

rater, Bart

the 25th day c
nee, Exchange

Government fot

785,634 Farmin

T NEILSON.
k.NDERSSON

ASSURANC

aITEENSBERRY,

IVERPOOL.

Merchant

1., Mercl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Sydney Her

) abolish
3," after

the morning of Christmas Day, a ga
of Lonsdale, at Lowther Castle, was shot de-
poacher. Three poachers are in custod
since £4OO was ab:
he Dover railway
scaped detection

lekeeper

cted from the count•
£l3OO in

A sum

1 school has been founded at Marton, Cleve-
tmberland, to perpetuate the memory of the
avigator, Capt. Cook, who was a

ative of

if Hull has call

best mean
a the defective

dwellings of t

he rive
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

,selves 1:
red :mei

Heavy and crt

They start in
Erect, and cl,

Ready to sta
While great
In sad and s

With holy co,

And not One b
As the dread c

Where 1
Or trait

hose pr[

Thy peUple,
Ruled, wroi

Would 81

Albeit ye wa

Hope for thy
For truth's t

some power

Come un
Thee and t

it Wh

lea) mow
each die

o us, thou t
y brothers,
'er set her

a, that w

low much we reverenc

But if dem
That ye cot
May Heavei
And in som

But why i
here's fo id

'elcome ne
01 have on

On the first

England bath b
Running throw

now of cur

Has brutali
Of morals t

The sordid slough of
Driving them nearer
To the coarse love of

But chief on tl
Whe!e sin and

Aid dai'y digs its vi.
To thy decrees, mys
We bow, and lass ti

Knowle

Lch to allay then

In liind
Teem ,A
Full gri
And no,

that cling tc

tren, tar a
nt's frieue
ry and th

at would not c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

other interest in the-colonv

gross a mis-statement
nix, consisted of 29 n
14 years of age, and 9 under 7 years of age, and are re-
ported by our partner to us as the best looki
Portuguese which have yet arrived ;' and we be
that the previous introduction of more than 100
people has been the chief means of securing the crops o

set of
to add

thai island during the last two years,:

your obedient s

" Liverpool, Dec. 26

CASUALTIES IN TH

RivEß.—Sin

had some keen frost, and within the last day or two rathe
tempestuous gales. On Thurs
fall of snow, and on Friday the

evening we

exceedingly

dangerous, and many accidents happened. On Wednes-
day night the gale was strong from the westward, and the
coasting steamers which were out during the storm suffered
severely. The water in the river was exceedingly rough,
and about half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon the flat

hatches washed off

rge wave

laden, and very deep

ik almost immed

'IY, PPP

h end o

crew, on seeir

their imminent dal

took to the pun

and reached the shore in safety

a rough nigh
miles from tt

ersey or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Iroceed to sea

Custom-house. but not I

Inasmuch as a few (50 to 100 perhaps in a twelve-
"on board unknown to the authorities, and a port Ist 1k
Qtow themselves away, even unknown Ilicr
,els. We have, however, data r
'orreet for practical purposes.

ad continues

includingall) about 1

ngers yesterday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

n-rnarketi, such

imited tran-

actions of 1847 as afterwards necessitated large exports,
t-id to which the low quotations of Cotton- for many
f this and the last year greatly contributed. The
has been much aided by the re-establishment
lroughout Europe, and the overthrow of revolu-
ioles. Whilst anarchy-menaced every country,
y disappeared, and contraction, not exten-

tionary pri

credit na

le atm of every commercil

as only I

hen there seemed something like

•eturn to sound

views, and when more rational ideas had displaced wild
and visionary theories, that trade resumed its wonted
activity,. and confidence revived. The lesson has been
severe. It is to be 'hoped it will not have been offered in

I n con

on that, "Looking
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

6.1., 45., and 5s
16s. 6d

i., 148., i6s., 18s.,

purchases made in London this

'LIN TABBINETT',ya
•ed.

Fir„ures, PI

Damask,
,Grrtc4, Watered, P 1

i.—Especial a;ttepeffion is draw* to a carefully-selected
Stock of the west Shapes and Styles, made of the Lest

seasoned Skif:
:011URG CLO'T'HS

Is. 6d.. and Is.
TLES AND CLOAK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

:mild. you do that, especiall

wh ch the

trade measures have

dear sir, we must

"trimming

the complacent

merly been in the habit of giving hi

ion, but this time he

Observir

specially pra

tenderer
of asta

;ed by farmers

:cupant not alit

application of ti
iplc ! Worceste

LAW INT.ELLIGI

LIVERPOOL COUNTY COC

WTAGG

some importance came
e liability

'e, involvi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ITurbot
For. Melons each 0
Filberts

ade put-pa

I_ . .
DA DM urrE : In-patients,:
the week, 17; Remaining
1-111110. P Sliropon. Mr. C

33; Ou'

00
NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. DEC. 29.
ADMITTED : Accidents, 30; Medical and Surgical Cases upm
7ommendation, 10; Total, 40.-DISCHARORD: Cured, 21
lieved and at own request, 1; Attending as Out Patients, 2G

- .
Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq.; Physician an
Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs
House Visitors, Rev. T. Hornby and John Lightbod)
Esqr.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr.
Wall
Chaplain, Rev. Wr

Hughes

1 LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS,

68, Soli(

he Sick List 4
90 1 Obtained Situations
Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq.,
J. B. Orriss, Superintendent ; Visitors,
P. Postlethwaite. lisnrs.

iTREET

Average daily attendance
T. D. Anderson, E
Hon. Secretar}

OP
SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, DEC
IN-PATIENTS. Under treatment
Cured 12
Relieved. and at own reauest A

OUT-PATIENTS

'ured and reliev
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Ind, U.S.,
inct recol
Her ViSiol

tnburgh
r, WM
iment o

he had the

signed by

L, of Walt.
HANNAH,

day week.
•e not long

GEORGE

IFFITI

th year, Mr.
Firs a faithfUt

n lie went

weedily, with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

iitional chargei o

!idditional S

s up to

We have to—add to. t

cost of PC

1r OWE

nterest on

pauper

ur increas

ng exper

now p 1

01 upon thi
preserve

consummat

that body
n who are d

and possess

tea n ti

from ti

rs, and t

d receive

as foil

coma

ng men to

and reckless
them to the

tom they are

ex pectec

le in tt

the circus
is much to

.e has also been
sport, and the a,
market again.

almost un
ocant es•••

total exce

architec

ty in the

lould ay

ting that

he following

pound

d establishment

aced in the way

for the amount

lunity, for
elves from

e atrocious

We mus
few of ou

xperienc

suffering
id and the

Dnditio

) extrava-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

September was dull. but pric

284,800 bal

)le of the month.
; the total sales

firm, the trade buyitte little during the
In October the excitement was extrf
amo ntinz to 366,000 bales, and the advance realized was
bich at the beginning of the

-d. per 1
nonth w

00 bales more than at the same period

in Novembe

s from the Sta

the season, the t

was limi

'ere rather more favourable as to

e and more aloof, uncle

way in pri

ation that holders

en a p

I be di

Ged to give

lators, however, remained confiden
Decembi
far as ti

character of the mark

r capr

there has been such a var

!ty. of esti-

found the most

ie North

10,000 to 400,000 bales

Vey; York 2,500,000 bales

!harleston, and other important
00,000 bales to be the extreme.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

The arrival of Oats coastwis
:ult to quit, although lower

quality are more in requesi
illers intend advancing 1

money 10-day, in expectation of the advar
Wheat—Northumberland, white, new I
Do. Do. red, do.

T qr... 42

olk household

WISBECH CORN MARKET. DEC. 29.
There has been a fair supply of Wheat here to-day, and the

Best RedW
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

AMERICA
CALEDON

MERICA
ANADA.

HIBER:

I CANADA

NIAGARA
EUROPA

Pounds

:barged

-rm LIN
n• OST 0 N
T NEW YORK

FROM A MEI

'rom NEW YORK

'rom BOSTOI
'rom NEW 'Y

lalifax, Boston

x, tO SAMUEL C

D. and C. MA(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

identified the till dral;r3'er-fo-

f the penny pieces (part of t 1
)d spat.-

nce,a-s sh

the ins

soners h

concealed them.selves

40.) fro

months. She missed the drawer o
rig. The door of the house bad be

so that she supposed one or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

hey, Mrs. ROBERTSON G

_. ..........
On the 25th ultimo, in Wellington-terrace, Weal
Mrs. JAMES LANG, of a son. _ _ _ _ _

MARRIED

Lately, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. JOHN COND
to ELIZA, eldest daughter of Mr. WEAVER, far
On the 18th ultimo, at St. John the Baptis
JOHN GRIFFITH, slater and plasterer, Pt
MARY CROXTON, of Gibson-street, daught

•opshire

,eterhead, by the Rev. Mr. 'MI&
NNETT, formerly of Bridgetown,

to GRACI

I Customs at this

irklenton Church, Cumt
Rev. George Pell, Mr. RAILTON POITER,
isle. to ELEANOR IRVING, youimest daugl

I Itjeiiir."! JAMES ARMSTRONG, of 1
►st ultimo, at Kiri:cutll

it, Lieut.-C

On the !J'
CATHCAR'
Bernbav Pr

he Hon. East India Company'
y, to MARY JANE, daughter c

Mr. W. MURPHY,
I
CHRISTINA WILKI

On the
1.A., M

I Derby-roac

HENRY

he wife of JOHN TORR

rth ultimo, at Rockmount, county Waterford, Mrs

the late M

ghter of FRANCIS BOND,-Esq., late of H. ➢1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Sus ordained

lurches now

ihortly ready

Warwicl

*; Bethnal

.e; Bradford

ructed

f Inoderw

a K-

Li bet Ween
on. "We

'ree-trader

ring the
>on the far

:ed expendit
of affairs, ;

Thurs-

1 notes
n t

ten days' im-

stem of

they have no
rents,

-martial, so as to

lithert(

rent audit ?

But let 1
we were tc

to pretez

Minded t

letter of Sir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

OLD POST-OFFICE-BUILD.

PLATE FOR H
JOSEPH MAYER takes the opporta...
J ing his Patrons, that he has this year added ver

:y Of 1

VENISON DISHES, DISH

:OVERS, WINE COOLERS,

SOUP AND SAUCE TUREENS,

COFFEE, TEA

ND CHOCOIATE'SERVIC

KETTLES, ußNs,..r.rlsoNs, FORKS,

And every Article requisiivf6i the Breakfast, Dinner, or Tea

the very

;est par
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ats.. 621bs. to 631 hi. per bush..3Bs. to 39s—extra 41s

I the Corn trade is frequently repressed for the moment, a con-
ble degree of firmness has uniformly prevailed in meat of
Scotch, and Irish markets, and in many cases thus
Wheat and other leading articles are cons

Opposed by adverse winds, the arrivals into tbii
Ireland, since Monday last, consist of little more tl
rate supply of Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal, and Thos
as well as from abroad, are extremely unimportant,

port from

coastwis

%JUL ',VI in ...o."..attgr, .v-tactj sa.•••, ••••••-••.-"-`• ,
home and country buyers, and a decidedly improved feelmg
evinced in most departments of the trade, the operations were L
generally of a more lively character than for some weeks past, =
English and Irish Wheats, but more especially good descriptions
of foreign, were in fair demand from consumers, and several
large transactions occurred in the latter, chiefly for investment
and partly onlrish account,in which the rates of Monday last tl

I, .
having been previously well cleared off the market by siiecula-
tive buyers, must be noted somewhat dearer; whilst choice
superfine marks of Irish and French were steady in value, ordi-

Barley and Milt remained unvarie

grinding sam- I

I pies of the former, upon a moderate demand, realising a ama
' improvement. Beans and Pease commanding
attention, were steady in value. Good meal

Lther more 1

I Secondary Wheats.6olbs. „
BestWhiteWheat..62lbs.„

Sec. White Wheat-610s. „ 6111
Beans 65Ibs. „ 664
Oats 1 Ist. „ 128

ss..extra 4Ss

/s. „ 43s..ext

DUBLIN CORN MAR
ice of the general in

1. ,-, Ad.. extra Sid

at in the Er

the quotations of last market fir all d

Wheat.. 19s Od to 23s Od Oatmeal lOs Od to lls Gel
d I ditto 18s Od to 22s Od Second Flour.. 12s Od to 16s Od

Os Od to Os Od f It
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

their bull to us ?"

w prices, and needful re-
rnes—as many landlords

11 reductions of rent for

things have not

T is going on paying his
.—although Sir Robert

that 58s. was the price
which he, Sir Robert,

)nourable baronet thus

eneral ar.

indiscriminat

Id advice / shall consider
the circumstances under

claim for an abatement of

h much greater pleasure in
,enant than in favour of a

•ed, I do not consider this

Rit that competition Witt

e to the rapid progress of
ct to keep pace with it."

,cal propositions

elmas last Nvid be payable, according
a few days. In the case of alt those
han ten acres of land who shall pay
discharge any former arrears that
trt 20 per cent. of the last half-year's
ppty the amount under the general
t in concert with the tenant, in such
most beneficial to the farm.

arms additional draining should be

with a whole volley of I'
that there are any other p

*lilts to

_
least, to refer.
that I should

Ling your interest, and I hope / have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

nor outlay to surpass Ins

~ceineu worthy
the ptaSsessors of true taste, has been added to
1 extensive assortment which lie is prepared to
'.nits, and the present Selection will be found
uperior in elegance, variety, and extent, to any by
2 it has been preceded.

•eiyAfticle which might 1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

t service mor.

i Hous

)rthwiti

hose to lay a vol

in any

stoners vv

"ary edic

e pur

penie of print

)avers a eta

expend

leration t

e estab.

tJur r

new buildin

11, interf

have thus
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

work in the lower part of

when his wife

income about
im, as she had not seen him since the morning. At his
direction, Sergeant Lloyd went up into the loft to look
after him, and he was then found lying stretched on his
back on the clock floor quite dead. The back of his
head was badly cut from having come in contact with a
beam, and there was a mark on his cheek bone, as if he
had been struck there by one of the weights, which were
large pieces of stone ; and one of them, weighing about
601b5., was found broken to pieces. He had, no doubt,

been me(

the manner in

beneath should have heard not the slightest noise through-
out the day.— Worcester Herald.

THE NEEDLE-WOMAN'S LIFE.—From accounts given
to the correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, it will be
seen that, after paying their rent, all these two workwomen
had left to purchase food and clothing was, throughout
fourpenca farthing each per day—through-
-1847, threepence halfuennv—throughout the

the year 184
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

les, brilliant Chimney Glass, BrusseisCarr
ler and Polisned Fire Furniture, Ornamer

, Mahogany Easy and Roct
Vindows, Venetian Blinds,
and Kidderminster Carpet

Plated Articles, Pairitir

embrace a fine lofty Mall
ne Tudor Ditto. both appr(

le, Cane-s

t Glasses, Carr

Two Mahogany Hall Cl

Timepiece, Brussels Sta.

Mr. LYON's Office,

ES IN GLAS

'ER, LINCO

,st, bes
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Orders from an
NGLAND, acct

he references given with orders
!xpect the cash to be forwarded

,tid the qt

,sted ;

small p

In order to prevent i
Teas, arc., the,

for of
the in
We have r

a/U,ll
fide will not admit of either
./ nni,nnrevei dob... --
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Pale and Go

lor Old PORT
e (Medoc) CLARET, in H

Iloars:r

W. A. SMIT

ith Bottles and Packages inclu
SHERRY, shipped by the }
2,

T. Slater court, 5, Castle.

'team jobutarrim,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

3100 d vt

brain whilst fighting, but bow suc
sufficient evidence appeared : at the Same time they ex-
I themselves thoroughly satisfied that young Broad-
ad brought about the lamentable occurrence him-
torcing the other lad to fight.

caused no

self by

k. LADY BURNED TC

DEATH

On Thursday se'nnight

Lady Pynn met

t while walk

promenade

Cheltenham

one of the bones of

he was conveyed

to her resider

Monday last was

n her p

sitting-room

Her ser-
when her

the room for a few moment:

adyship threw up the window to change the air of ti
partment, and it is supposed that the draught of air fro
he window drew her dress into the fir

for a moment

afterwards the most piercing screams were heard to issue

from her apartment, and one of the men servants runn
up to ascertain the cause, found the unfortuate lady i

flames
It. sine

The ma' witt

wrapped it round he

Seedily extinguished

is of ,vbat hacit,

ken place up to a late hour

ing, but shortly afte:

afortunate

,r breathed her last

THE FLIGHT OF A GI

_ evening last
firth and Derby

On Friday

mail which runs between Kt
i its way home to Derb

en by a young man,
1 contractor. When on this
of Lockington the horse took fright and ran away.
pon nearing the toll-bar at Cavendish-bridge the gate-
pproach, and ran to open the gate ; but,

1 of M

Newham

keeper heard-its

_
had time to unfasten the bolt, the horse sprang
of only cleared unhurt, but also

t the gate, which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

nd which being required t
largement, had been barn

Complain;

said that on

silver, and went to buy a coat for himself and another for
his brother. He knew the prisoner, and considering her
trustworthy, took her with him in making his purchases.
The coats were bought in Vauxhal

Ld, and on their

return home they went together to Ellis's publ._
Carruthers-street, where they had drink, and complainant
admitted that he got rather intoxicated, and that he went
thence with the prisoner to his ()%r house, and that he
afterwards went into the petty in the yard where he fell
asleep. The prisoner and another person tried to rouse
him, but did not at first succeed. A little girl, who lived

house,

the house, said that she saw the prison

hen she was

at night, go to the coinpl
t she spoke to h

making vi
w her take some

itile noise.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

halts by glutton

AND PRIVATE FAMI
TON-SQUARE ROOMS.
LL by AUCTfO

RD will

Inesday

s, Clayton-sq
&DE of s

Rh, 4-4th, 9-4th GA
LINTS OTTONS.
ith 4-4th Fine IRIS
ANDANAS, GALA
ed THIS DAY, the Ist

), ex FORTIT

TUESD

DRAPER

iums, At

[ LINENS.
LAIDS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

VTITY of FORFEITED PLEDG

%srts'e—t ; J

WilkieArevington Bust
reet • ewis Heyman, %V

11-road

lenry J

WPERTY. ST. ANNE-ST
LIVERPOOL.
By Mr. WY LI B,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

T. A. Westi

and Law, Scartor

Houghton, Stamp-office
er and Co.. Eastgate-r•w.
Wildman, Craven tank.

Olive-street.
mes Lewis, Chemist and Drugg

John Grierso

Thomas Woodcock, tolicitor,
William Taylor, Ironmonger

Yeats Weld:, 142 Church-street. James Wensley, Gloucester-place,
Thomas Houghland, Ridgefield.
G. V. Ryder, 100, King-street.
John May, Solicitor.

Thomas fiincroft, 6, Castle-stree
E. K. Hollingshead. Parkgate.
Thomas Hodgson, Stationer.

!ckitt,

Sneacte, Church-road

Edward Brown; Marl

Church-6'
:reet.

T. J.
William Gray, Lord
Matthew Weston, 17'
, William Webb, Mersey-lam
. Thos. & W. Rigby, Coal & S

•e
-street.

in Nield, Portwood.
nry Heap, Cocker-hill.
Piston, Grocer and Tea
nt, 4, St. JE

Willis
Joseph Han
T. Pearson I

ws-putee
e. Solicitcr.

,o-road District, Live
gon John PI

[olinJones,i
Nsey-street

ocl•‘, Part, and .9cott, Solicitors.

vpoint Apnts possessing these qualifications.
ing due at CHRISTMAS should be renewed
th of January next.

BENTS, amongst others, have been appointed

Linacre Marsh

nett. 30, Leyland-street

ool.Rd. Simm, 35, St. James's-road,
.Byrotp, 10, Kent square,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

G. Morley, Esq
T. Morns, Esq.
•
Major Campbell, Howard DI

TERMS.—Board, and Instruction in English, French, Music,
and Singing, Fifty Guineas per Annum ; Forty Guineas per
Annum, if paid in advance ITALF-YmAnLY.
The MUSICAL DEPARTMENT conducted by Mr. FRANKS,
Professor and Composer. All o.ther Accomplishments LY

Dec. 18, 1849.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

rectory

the Parish Ch
King, 8.A., c

GREAT

THE WAYS
art ma

.Ac seen for a few nays ~..„
Bold-street. It forms the principal pr
Union, and has been much and deservf
nosseurs. The engraving, from the
executed in Ireland, and consequently possesses con-
rable interest with the well-wisher to the sister kiw-
i ; as a work of art it is highly creditable to the artist.

,rigi_ial pict

who h

as the successor of the lar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Carsphairr
had their slumt
welcome, which

1 mate of the rooms

turber was perceive

his night dress, and ant
deep, hii determination
frightened ookers-on r
apparition su
throL

niq push,

He then hastily proceed
furiously at several do,

I inmates al
I perplexed.

explanation e

ued, from v

resident of

1 a given tic

the order be

supposed
Standart

BENEVOLEN
'rind of shawl,
-g of wh

ing, and was

I visit to N

I five- wee

I said,

tars of a yea
I could mak
paid 245. 10(
to pay the

2s. 6d

- round t
that

)ry toll
hich r

It OF 31:AI

specially
sent to J

,sino like upon he

have something' ;

think you w

a tailor to measure

de : ....,,,. commt,
GOLDSMITH'S FIRST

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e me el

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n Wal

WEIO

to me I

ver.ll oc

JOSEPH'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

COUGH

IONIALS.
Liverpool,

and am as free friar

Kthat others similar

io certain and safe a remedy,
, Sir, yours faithfully,
" WILLIAM ANDEIL

Chemist. 7

St. Paul's Cathedral

recommending yc
ed with Hoar

to may be distr

e relief on reveral occasions u
effects of Catarrh. I think tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

AND MISERY

once brill
engaged i

lonia, vv

lect, varied

he very Pa

Orlando al

rr one n

the pros

)re than 0

hutes whit

rninently g

true nobility

h a phoenix of
Cort

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tree t t

hension t

not envy the
es cannot pur
iough to drive

prominent featur

e polished and into:

slity of the munifiet

iental. We may ref

:haracter, which it

ted. we

at Rothschild was r
l his day, comman

Le joke of a,

lonor had bee

)Sition (
Aka. he ni

pines 3

s further embittered by the

,t said

reply to the

to dine, you have a letter placed in y

If you do not send me

Happy

to Wi.
its are the fox

g even th

ST Hum

PPY !"'
at it I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

That will I strive to bring about,
And leave all selfish motives out;
Elyam will still act duty's mitt/

Nor bate one jot of hope and heart.
Thanks to the Public, whose kind sic
Hath cheered me through the toils 01
Thanks to my private friends, who c(
To share my friendship and my horn

b each and

TEA PA

T"' F

OTJLD, th,

) I 11 I

Chair at Six o'clock
charge to his Worsh
to accept the office f,

46th Regkent will
Mr. RYALLS ar
servicee to enliven

Presents intense
Ladies of the Vol

istmas the

L 0 R

M A

II I E R

A N D

LIVERPOOL MARINE SOCII
MITE ANNUAL GENERAL 11
1 MEMBERS of the LIVERPOOL
will be held et the Clarendon-room
DAY, ("Tuesday,) the Ist ins ,

ffice, 2, E,

TIIE DIRECTORS
LIVERPOOL havin

Settlement, declared the pap
FERENCK SHARES,
the same will
the Bank

By ord

....,"-- J. CH A
cool, Ist January, 1

LIVERPOOL INFIRM
THE ANNUAL MEETING of
of the LIVERPOOL INFIM
ASYLUM, and LOCK HOSPITAL, will

BOARD-ROOM, at

re INFIRMARY 01

IJanuary, at Ten o'Clo:A in the
business of the House, and ect C

Ith Decemberrl

EDWARD G

LANCASHIF

I ON and after
TRAINS will

RATION 01? TR

Stations,
For Acc
at 6 a.m.,

15 40 p. 7.).

gton, Burnie

815 a.m.,S

I 4 15 mail,
Genera,

lecember 1'

LIVEF

IPOOL, CR(

IVOTI
11 Dire(

E IS HE
Ire of the Rai
r SHARE, pa

next, 1850.
'I he Shar

same to an
AI es
Mes

Interest
Calls paid

same rat

No Tran
thereof ha

but an in
Lord C,

of death,

s. Lola

nay sting a hor

Ihope that
Redeemer

and the

country

through the r

•d to the creel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

loran Amphlett, of We

!ouple latel

'ront of the commen

round that they were dissenters
yen hin

e diocese has R

"-If,"

is correctly stated t

you celet
' standing round

which I requ

RE BY A PRELA

a prelate
David's) I

of our church, (the learned

a lecture at
übject. The lecture

reading and writing merel
of learning, which th

wished to see generally diffused. His Lordsh
tremely well received.

was
VICE-

ST. DAVID'S

PRINCIPAI
v. Rowland Williams, M.A., Fellow
College, Cambridge, is appointed
David's College, Lampeter, as succe
iH. Browne, M.A. Mr. Rowla
lost distinguisl

red one of t

ge, colloquial

land Williar
r, ue of the lal

t. Asapl
,daff, in

19h Prave

unday the fc

[owing 1
;entlem,

when the

amber o

,abishop of (

(shop of Londc

3 marriage between
n the

For the first time in Wal

3ishop of St

reat topic of educa

the superior

's address

3 Tutor of

rrinci pal
r to the

ad William

ho was

bishops held
Len ordained
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Evertor

JACOB, youngest

to MARGARET, daughter of Mr. J. CALDW
Kirkby.
Same da

it the Parish Church
M ATTU W CREW

Ulverst

SARAH ANN

2erebant, of this town, tc
C. BOND, Esq., of Richmond-Sr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

tion of

gishly elastic. •GuttaPerelia is elastic,
too elastic for the slow, grave change

These facei are readily soluble, and in warm
water soon melt, which cannot be done with either gutta
percha or India rubber; a touch of the tongue, where the
added colour will not be removed to spoil the toy, will
instantly betray its composition. Some of our ingeni-
ous modellers can, upon this hint, make them, and pro-
fitably too, at oue.third of their present cost.--seirt-Jour.
nal

a squeeze
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

and so accurately is the number indicated by the mach

very, that to purloin a single note without de

impossibility

EMIGRATION TO AMERI

g the pa

)tal emig

in 1848

1849, to December 4

over 1848, to December 5

Estimated arrivals for the remaining part of Dec,

Total ex

of 1849 over 1848

;ion is an

—The following shows the

•ed at New Yc

189,176
230,433

named Broadhead, aged 13,
Iled and fought at Halifax. Thu

el on the