The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-10 00:00:00

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of Waterloo Decl
and Minturn, in whose lit

her place. Her burthen is 1,350 tc
are her dimensions

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feet ; main deck, 181 feei; breadth of beam, ....
inches; height between decks, 7 feet 41 inches ; depth of
hold, 22 feet; length of gentlemen's cabin, 60 feet;
length of ladies' cabin, 18 feet; height of cabin, 7 feet 4
inches.

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THE REV. W. FALLOON.—a..__
of St. Jude's Church, in this town, entered upon his mm-
isterial duties as the incumbent of St. John's on Sunday
morning week. The church was crowded in every part to
overflowing. The subject selected by the reverend gen-
tleman was taken from the Book of Judges. 3rd chapter,
part of the 20th verse, " I have a message from God unto
thee." A text more appropriate to the occasion could not
have been chosen, inasmuch as it suggested subject for
much serious consideration as to the nature, character,
and vital importance of that peculiar message, which de-
volves upon the pious Christian pastor solemnly to deliver
and which were enlarged upon in terms both eloquent and
deeply affecting.

ntleman, late curate

TAXING A RIDE WITHOUT LEAVE.—On Friday Mr.
Whiteman, of the Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-street, ac-
cused two individuals, Joseph Price and Edward Walker,
of having driven off with his horse and gig, which bad
been left outside a house in Thornton-place, where he
was paying a visit to a friend. Mr. Whiteman said the
prisoners had made use of the vehicle for upwards of
three hours, and were exceedingly abusive to him after be
regained possession of it ; the elder prisoner having held
out threats of violence. Mr. Rushton having asked Mr.
Whiteman whether he thought the prisoners had taken
the horse and gig with felonious intent, and the latter re-
plying that he thought not, the prisoners were discharged,
after a suitable admonition. The prisoners were appre-
hended in Hill-street, while taking their cheap ride, by
an officer of police.

REPEAL PENSIONERS.—The late meeting in the am-
phitheatre, it appears, has attracted the attention of go-
vernment. The person who officiated as chairman is a
pensioner, and from what has_ occurred in this case, it

seems to be tolerably evident that the order prohibiting
all military pensioners from attending such meetings, on
pain of their pensions being forfeited, is to be strictly
acted upon in this country as well as in Ireland. He cal-
led last week at the staff office, in Soho-street, for hi,
periodical allowance, and on applying to the pay --^'
duty, he was informed of the unpleasant news. Remon-
strance was of course resorted to, but the order could not
be relaxed. The office which the unhappy chairman
holds is " inspector of repeal wardens in England."
Several other repeal pensioners in this town are in the
same predicament, to the no small discomfort of their

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SUICIDE.—An inquest was held before the borough
coroner, on Saturday last, to inquire into the death of
Terence Duff, a shoemaker, who had been found sus-
pended by a black handkerchief from his bedpost on the
previous day. It appeared that the deceased lodged in
the house of a Mrs. Ann Campbell, in Fontenoy-street ;
that he had almost constantly been in a state of beastly
intoxication during the last month ; and that, at time
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