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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

George Bottomly
Bagshaw and Stephenson
,William Brown
Stewart, Thomson, and co
Richard Webb
W. E. Burton
E. S. B. Withington
Gray, Bullock, and Gray
Price and Wainwright
John Hull

Y.ares and 'Williams
Simpson

John Hargreaves
Samuel Boulton and co
Robert Needham
John Wilson
James Johnson

Joseph Geaust
J. Blantern, jun.'
Gofians, Copsido, and co.
Widow Horsey and Son
Richard Clayton
William and Henry Cave
Atkinson and Saunders
Travis and Mangnsll
William Haynes
Samuel Heap
J. It. Owen
John Whateley
J. C. Eckard, jun. and co.
Loinnitz and co.
W. B. Harrison
Samuel Kay
Oliver and co.
Peter Dixon and Sons
T. Percival Bunting
John Munn and co.
Jas. Hutchinson & Brothers
M. A. Eason Wilkinson
Sale, Worthington and Ship-
man

Lawrence Buchan
Sliakespeir Phillips
John Ferguson
Adam Roxburgh and co.
E. R. Lanwo‘tlay
Daland), Falconer, and co.
Jas. M'Laren and Nephews
Casey and Malen
Forth and Marshall
Novelli and Huth
Lewis Novelit
C. Albanelli
Miller and Sons
James Young
A. Snorton
J. M. Young
W. Dentith and Co.
John Cartwright and co.
Dixon and Galloway
William Smethurst
Benjamin Syddall
Greg end Lamport
l'homas Hamilton
Thomas Briggs
Robert J. Lowes
Coveney and Hewitt
I Benj. Smith and Sons
William Jessop and Sons
William Duesbury
Thomas Airey
William Fairbairn
George Brown
Ed. Hollingworth
Hall and Pickles
Samuel Taylor

Appleton, Jones, and co
J,rh Hamner

;Jonathan Jackson

i Newland

3 . Cooper

Satnl. Lowcoek
Gardner and Bazeley
M. A. Leeming

Gibson, Ord, and co.
Ralph lloward

Janies Howard
James Bayley and Son
Geo. Cheetham and Sons

Janies Hu.
Williath }-1

and lions

Barnby, FPlkner, and co
J. and J. Ve€vers

right and Son

er, Son and co.

John Shepherd and co
John Ferguson and co.

TFIA. J. Saa;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

—Eclipse, from M

Cornelia,
Van Eyci
from Pat

At drev

rench, from New York—Eclipse,
and Providentia, from Ostend—Gauntlet,
—ans., Batton. and H. Douglas, Ogilv

Berenice, and

from Valpa-

Brown,
ry, from

Weeks, fo

raiso.
%mum—Nibble, Beesley, for Azores—....... .
Bahia—Harriet At Jessie, Connor, for Charleston—L
Cornelis, for Ghent—Veniiii. Martin, for Rio Jane
.
g
... I Ann Peters, Lemon, for St. John, N.B.—Eugene,

and Trenter

iro— Mary
Groendal,

St. Thomas—St. Vincent,
cent—Maria, Folcke, for
Grace, for Terceira.

,—and Lai

Mason: anl Scio,- Wearne,

Ohio, San

. •
hence at Constantinople
Myrtle, Norman, sailed from Alt-neira for this port ..
frnrnlnma for this nort 18th Oct

att, Taylor,

from Odessa ; Herald, from scud gen Red ; Lawson, from Mira.
michi and Newfoundland; Messenger. Crockwell, from Labra
dor ; Exchange, Shaxon, from Leghorn, and Sophia Wells
Gwyther, from'Sii yrua, all at the Cove
Vict ,ria. Jarvis, from Catania, at the Cove
~.,ay.;n fa ffpr.

dad, of St

.ndrew's, in cnanging aocKs yew.. u.y
noon, capsized in the Prince's Basin, nog having sufficient bal
last, and filled

ience at Madras

,s.n, hence at Newfoundland

and David Banks

Masty, Ara,
Irtis, and Arn, Fox, 16th Oct. all for Liverpool
Ottoman, ttivett ; Hebe, Dolton; Light of the I
-• ' at Odessa

from Liverpool and Cons•
Mary %Vonall. from V
Airev, sailed for I

nd on t

Vailcck, irorn Calcutta to this port, wa

lat. 32 S, long.. 12 1\
CovE, Nov. 4
terc

Placed last evening

fire has been extinguished,

lug to a wharf. to

ipoken 3rAli Ang.

lipon the mu

ELSINORE, Oct. 28

d in here

een is, contact with the spring, of Newc

em, Palmer,

ailed 29th July;

he Marmora, (steamer) that put in here yes-
' White
The

rs will ft
ing littl

SALFORD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

FUKEIGN AND COLONIAL.

Sir ff. Pottinger had nothing wha
selection of [-long Icon_
The census of t

The troops already I

amount to upwards of 10,(

The Emperor of

end of October
the King of Na

The mee

Mr. 6rerze
arrived in Mad

ienson, the eminent

1 on th,

Ojibbew

er to do w ith the

iry of New York, just taken, places
abitauts at 366460.

s from France

a arrived in Sicily at the lets

accornpanied by S

astweek

of Join-

rumour that

1 Jews retai

eir abode

says the Paris Constilutionnet
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

The viceroy has given

v, will put an end
rairo ani

Desert between k

the Genet.;
partments,
state about

e are 33,000 officials

2,000, mat

1 and S

G o ver nmer

of 87,000 appoint
or navy a
tive offi

Montreal paper.
AMERICAN FIF

,endous work of the barrage of the 1,

s of a railroad

,ts together have the r

, to begin

d in the

LlCA.—Attached to

there are in each
MOO ; thus the Ge-

,t include the army
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

s struck in his hon
questhed to the British
iorary

YOUNG INDIAN.—A few years ago
Pawnee warrior, son of " Old K

.NTRY OP

to tort

were g

iible, from
er family
and
ned

and surrou

,nd every eye was

the you
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

John Chadwick and Sons
Longworthy & Walkinshaw'
Buchan, Welsh, and Pane
Edward Hilton
Kay, Richardson, and Wroe
J. F. Petitjean and Sons
Aylmer and Stewart
Alexander Miller
Worthington, Son, and co
Holt and Bond
Jas. Houldsworth and co
Cash and Holland
Watson, Grave, and co
David Scott and co
Hy. D'Hauregard and co
George Dewhurst
Frost and Napier
William and Samuel Hague,
Dewhurst, Walker, and co
E. [laid and Bahr
James D rrbyshire
JaAson and Simpson
A. Saalfeld and co.
Isaiah Hateley
Lees, Brother, and co
George Chambers
John C. Miloes
Thomas Ainsworth

Robert Ogden
Wiliam Thompson
J. M. Lawton and Co
John B ier
Rende and Wall
Hazik Capamagian

Thomas Travis
Booth and Pike
Taylor and Lucas
J. Bainbridge
J. Woodhouse and co
James Grimshaw and co

James Weston
J. B. Crocker
J. Royle
Charles Openshaw and Sons,
William Shearman
Bewley and Caddell
Andrew Macbeth
Henry Capper
Tim. Railton
Robert Satterfield
Peter Jackson and co
Jos. John and Wm. Hall
Thomas Carr and co
Wood and Westheads
Willing and co
Richard Lord
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

On 4,ortle.

ON SALE,
Aka
In the Brunswick Dock,
The new Ship SUPERIOR.
_-_-. _ Length ..... ...... • ....... 125 3-10 feet.
Breadth . ...
Depth ..
571 tons new, and 491 tons old measurement.
The planking in and outside, and all herframe, from the
bilge upward, with the except' of beams, are of the best
seasoned heckmatack, an pper-fastened to the wales ;
model and workman ' not surpassed ; carries a large
cargo, and drew only 15 feet from Miramichi ; canvas and
cordage best Goirock, and chains and anchors best Li-
verpool manufacture.—Apply to Mr. WKENZIE, on
board. or to RANKIN, GILMOUR, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Aristide, Ecerwmidi, f,om Syr

Fides, Crathorn, from
th October

port z.
Tionesta, Atdrews, sailed from 'Messina for this port 10th
Oet,her

ierva,Marsden, sailed from Leghorn for t

port 19th

October

Ardent, Fletcher, heuc'
Vrow Meeltje, Farrell,

at the Texcl -----
and Jonge Willem, Rapper, hence at rea
Vei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER

(From the "London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion.")

Cachemires cordoling, cachemires granedine, seliciennes, crapes
cachemire, are worn for carriage dresses and petites soirees; pape-
lines, with satin stripes, and Scotch plaids; pekins, with wide satin
and watered stripes, blue and black, lilac and black, or other dark
colours, and all shades of gray, from pearl to the darkest tint, are
very fashionable ; transversal stripes continue to be worn Cor-
sages are still made open en csur, and with revers; insteadsome,
of being quite plain, have a little fulness at the shoulders. Steel
buttons are used on redingotes; some are square, others oval, but
mostly round; small steel buckles are also used, dividing two

-„
coques of ribbon or velvet; silk buttons to match the dress are put
on iu three rows, with cordonnets to confine them. Velvets, satins,
and black lace will be the general toilette this season ; some dresses
will be quite covered with flounces of black lace, and have as rich
an effect as those entirely of lace. Very wide black lace scarfs are
made, which, by placing transversally, form the skirt of a dress
fulled round the waist with berthes, corsages, and sleeves to match ;
long sleeves of lace will also be much worn with silk dresses.
Coiffures of hair are low, and ornamental combs appear likely to
he more generally worn this winter, of diamonds, cameos, and
marcaseite; the return of necklaces is also thought probable.
The Pamela form of bonnet, and little capotes a la Clarisse, are
the most fashionable style; very pretty bonnets of velours epingle,
or velvet, are made of beaver colour, some lined with colour, and
with feather of beaver colour shaded with the colour of the lining.
Flowers are almost all of the colour of the bonnet;
negligees bon-
nets 'are trimmed with velvet or ribbon. En attendant, the man-
telets and pardessus of winter, many small pelisses of taffetas
&Italie-have been worn, simply fulled on a flat piece at the shoul-
ders, concealed by a square collar, the whole trimmed with a biais
put on full, or fringe headed by two or three narrow trimmings
echelonnees, one on the other, edged with narrow fringe. The
mantelets caprices resemble those worn during the summer; they
are made of velvet, and trimmed with ermine or gribe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Jobn Barratt,Sons, and Dar

J. Whitehead and co

John Wilcock and co
John Lloyd
Adam Brierley
Robert Brown
Hyde, Sons, and Sowerby
W. and C. Howard and co
Richard Coulborn
Archd. Winterbottom
Mc. Nair, Greenhow, and
Irvine
Ralph Hall

Meyer and Oppenheim
John Crooke and co
John Pender and co

Falkner Brothers
Pierce and Hamm
E. Nathan and Sington

Dixon, Son, and co
Jno. Ashworth and Sons

Thomas Whittaker
W. E. Mell!nd and co
John Woods
Kent, Won'
Plat
J

Randal Gibber

Wren and Bennett
J. and J. Bell
Haddon, Searle, and co
Hughes and Frimston
Thomas Hutchinson
Greenough and Holland
W. and S. Heighway

Leach and Berry
W. Kendall and co
J. and H. Cowgill

loses Levy and co

J,,bn Shoolbread and co

J. F. Roberts
Edward Hammond
J. Ogden and co

B. Jackson

Wm. Pritchard ani
James Kirkman

Dybrentorth Brothers & co
Nathaniel Barker
J. Fuld H. Horsfall
Thomas Lewis Williams

M. Butterley
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

while

parcels of Wheat in

Wheat, 7ott.
Eugli-h new
Ditto, white
Irish red ..
Ditto, white

liish. fir

Oatmeal,
18

PREMI

liondura
Havana .
Kew Yor

Newfounniand

River Plate
East Indies
'China
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

This doe

e hosts of per

which occurred cn the A

burgh, Pens', Ivania. 3,(

)liars ; London,

500,000 dollar

Fayettev

N) doll

s employed in the execu
f the General and State Governments.—

he following is a list of the fir

continent in the first six

,0110 dollars

North Carolina,

s the loss by
20,000,000
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Evans, hence at Genoa, and placed in quarantine,
gland are subject, until further or-

s'.!ls from

Board of Health in Genoa •
Rityter, from Antigua for Liverpool, at ltamsgate
chett, sailed from Buenos Ayres for London 25th

'na ; Achilles, Nicholas, fr
n, N.B. ; Sal

The nis,

ad Ocean
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Ant werp—Bertha,f

SAILED.—YiBieStiC, Cor
Yor

and Dirk Hattaric

wr...ccersi vrith nortl.
a St. 11clena 16th Sept. On the 17th A

lat. 30 S. for
1 gged and a
NV, spoke the

Wooed. On the 28th Sept....
from China for London, which
-few, led on by the chief mate, had resolved to mur .er the
captain, and take the vessel to America, 1,-
known to the captain, the mate jum,•

overboard, and was

drowned.
Albion. Archibald, from Marse

,t this port. On the 2nd
loon. and had

the sloop lost square s;

lISTPO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

east fnbtts.

Under a positive pledge to many of the shippers to sail
the first vessel, and not later than Tuesday next, the
18th instant
`-fitlV.
or- -

For BOMBAY,
The splendid Clyde-built Barque
FLORA MURE,
T. BROWN, Commander,
(Who is well acquainted_ with the trade;)
A 1 at Lloyd's ; only three yearfrold ; 376 tons ; cop-
pered ; a very fast sailer mg just made the shortest
passage of any of the ssels from Calcutta, and in every
respect a first-rate- onveyance both for goods and passen-
gers.—For terms, &c. apply on board, in the Prince's
Dock, or to W. and J. TYRE R.

To sail on or before the 20th instant.
For CALCUTTA.
The A 1 Ship HENRY GARDNER,
701 tons burthen,
/NM
Wm. HENRY Kamp, Commander:
Now lying in the Queen's Dockl-baracellent poop ac-
commodation for passenge or terms, &c. apply to
the Captain, on boardkorTO
•-•*" WM. SHARP, Esq.,
Brazilian Buildings, Drury-lane.
A SURGEON WANTED.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

teg.---Canadi
ited Riflemen—Car
of Good Hope.

!Cape M

* Under orders for Bengal

Royal Newfoundland Veteran
Companies—Newfoundland
Royal Malta Feucibles, Malta.
St. Helena Regt.—St. Helena.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

to Livery

nous, SL nisva may
Gilbert nderson, Tweedie, from I
Guard, Faye

e, rind Ti
:ape of G

and Julius Caesar, on tt
Caledonia, hence ar
August, and refused en

Effort, Nicholls. and Ardent, Fietcner, ❑ence JAL
Elizabeth. Mossop, hence for Genoa. at Kingstown
- .

611.1k..V•11, •.•-••• -- •
ansell, Grace. hence for Terceira, at He
)f Wellington, Lawson, from ll'

uras, at Cove, with

of cutwat

with a barc

W estmc

having been found under the shells
Anemone, Walker, from Buenos Ayres at Cove, iu sixty day

Caledonia, Menhennet, fitom Shot

to for t

ort at 1

mouth, and laid on the ground to stop a leak

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S.—Wind South, m

from Ne

the Ocean, fron-

1. for Azores—Edwm
for Mobile

I Kenny
—Mersey

o%onist

ohnson,j

New Orlaar

delphia—Joseph Porter, Reid, for Savannah—,
Downing, for Constantinople.

Mica, at this port

at Plymouth

-Peruvian,
—and Oxford,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

OPPOSITE SLATER-STREET,
where one of those elegta Instruments,
THE EUPHONIIo6N PIANO-FORTE,

d7O3.I6EVEN OCTAVES,
may be seen, an- eing the only one in Liverpool, Parties
are respectfully invited to an inspection, either as purcha-
sers or Visitors.

A NUMEROUS STOCK OF
FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES,
By Braadwood and Sons, Collard and Collard,
Tomkison,
FOR SALE AND HIRE.
TUNERS from the above celebrated Manufactories
constantly in J. SMITH'S Employ, and sent at an hour's
notice in Town or to any distance in the Country.
PIANO-FORTES, PICTURES, &C. moved in a COVERED
SPRING VAN, PACKED, FORWARDED, or WAREHOUSED.

PIANO-FORTE WAREHOUSE.
No. 1, UPPER DUKE-STREET.
JT EDGAR respectfully solicits Parties purchasing
• • PIANO-FORTES to inspect his newly-selected
Instruments by Broadwood, Collard, Tomkison, and
other makers, in Rosewood, Oak, Mahogany, Maple,
and Zebra Cases, at the London_3lextifticturers' Prices.
A large Stock of Secs;l4urtiß Squares, Cottage. and
Cabinet Piano-fortes, roadwood, Tomkison. and
others, and a Sisitpl-a-half Octave Grand, by Broad-
wood, on Sale.
Piano-fortes taken in Exchange, Lent on Hire, Tuned,
and Repaired.
No. 1, UPPER DUKE *STREET.
OPPOSITF. DR. RkFFLES'S CHAPEL.

!FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHEDI

S. LITTLER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE

LIVERPOOL GENE MOURNING

ESI4pIAnMENT,
114, OLD-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

This is the first part of a t

present we can see, to exn

to- oured ridicL
the restor

the
on of its

cellent portraitu
" Gipsy," is an
Irelander, Tibern
his mercurial, but

We wish we bad a few mor

3 entioned pe

VARIETIES.

SMERISING FLOWEP

sible effect in pr

he growth of plant

ago a most respec
on that mesmeri,

1. She ass

" Oh! by looking at them
what good authority one fin(
Church of England Quarterly.
PLATO PROBIBITFD.—I tie(
tries on the continent of Europe

representative institutions

n one a

unche____
those countries, a friend of mine, who was endeavou
to pass some bo ks at the custom-house, happened to have

something improper in the
"They were the works of an ancient
custom-house offic'r retorted, " But
that they may not contain something again.t the govern
ment!"—Lord J. Russell's Speech at Edinburgh
THE CAMEL AND THE NEEDLE'S EYE.—Lord Nugent
in his recent publication, " Lands, Classical and Sacred,'
has given an application to the Saviour's words on thi

friend replies

philosopher."

rd Nugent d
H.brin throu

panions, seeing a train
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

FIRE IN PARK LANE LAST NIGHT.

A few minutes after ten o'clock last night, a fire broke
out on the premises of Mr. Garniss, woollen draper and
Outfitter, Park-lane ; and on the alarm being given, a
number of the fare brigade, with the engines and water
carts from the central fire station, were promptly on the
spot. From the first breaking out of the flames, how-
ever, it was evident from the mass of fire within, that
little hope could be entertained of saving more than the
shell of the building ; and serious fears were entertained
of the safety of the next house, a spirit vault, and a book-
seller's shop adjoining. By great exertions, however, by
about a quarter to eleven, the fire appeared to have been
mastered, notwithstanding the engines having been sup-
plied by the water carts from the station in Temple-court,
the constant passing and repassing of which, and the
crush thus occasioned, rendered it a matter of no little
difficulty, and even danger, to arrive at any particulars as
to the origin, or supposed origin, of the fire. We learnt,
however, that the watchman who passed the shop on his
beat, half an hour before it broke out, discovered nothing
to indicate the existence of fire in the premises. Mr.
Garniss and his family, it appears, did not live on the
spot.
By a quarter to twelve the firs was completely sub-
dued, without having communicated with the public-
house on the north aide, or a bookseller's shop on the
south. Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Maxwell were quickly
on the spot, and rendered efficient service, and we believe
the fire was prevented cammunicating with the adjoining
premises, through Superintendent Leverett's promptness in
having an engine placed at the back of the building on fire.
Inspector Quick was very active. The stock, we under-
stand, was a very large one, and we have heard the da-
mage to the building and stock roughly estimated at
£2OOO, but we have been unable to ascertain whether any
portion was insured. We believe between thirty and
forty minutes elapsed before any water could be procured
from the plugs. The premises are completely gutted,
nothing but the bare walls remaining.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

r GREAT GRIMSBY, SHEFFIELD. THE POTTE-
RIES, AND GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.
THE allusion to the Meeting which took place in Man-
chester on the 24th of October last, with the Corn-
f the Sheffield, Buxton, Leek, Potteries, and
way, contained in the Circular of the 31 No-
led G. C. Holland, Chairman, and addressed
used Great

er, sig.

El, the Pott.
tly, from the

.s, and Gr

xnd Junction
biguity of its phraseolo-

to se"ve a partieu

arpose. The proposal
D undertakings above

Igaroation of th

promote „
and nil J anctinn

keat Grimsby,
a Railway. and

mai }eke
ndoCrew

of the Sheffield, Buxton,
ilway, the latter feel that

e, than the one they de

ved other
terests of their Shareholders
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

ready for

would be con
item in the ex
would ine rem

It is propa
of 10,0(10 sha
or 2s. per silt

share in cprnplia;

Printed te-rralsC
tuses of the Comi
Company; of Al

J. Stephens and

.4.--october, 1845

To the Provisional a
Ca

Gentlemen,—l requ
of X2O each in the Ro
pany, and I undertake
Deposit thereon, or uj
allotted to me ; and I
of Association when ri
Dated this
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Brown, from St. J
Brothers, from Le

Gibraltir, all at Cox
Harding, from Calcu

atta, off Scilly

unter, from Antigu

Kingstown

TIDE TABLE

EVN. !HEIGHT! HOLYDAYS, ETC

9 3 928 15 5 St. Martin.
951 :0 13 16 6
10 34 10 53 17 0 Moon eclipsed
11 12 11 31 17 5
11 49 i 7 3
0 7 025 17 2
, 0 43 0 , 16 8

26t11SundayafterTrinit7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Wills that the Eastern City shall afford
A light like that which filled the wondrous star,—
Atte-Ain still the presence of the Lord !

* " moist ye not that
—Luke, xi. 49.

ast be abcut my Father's busiae

NOTICES

Fisher's Drawing-Room Scrap-Beok for 1846. By the
Hou. Mrs. Norton. Fisher and Son, St. Martin's-le-
Grand, London; Rue St. HonorZ!, Paris.
This is the first of the annuals which has come under
our notice; and we do not see how in quantity and quality
of illustration, or in typographical beauty, it can well be
excelled. Thus far it is another triumph of its spirited
publishers, Messrs. Fisher and Son. Mere typographical
excellencies, however, or excellence of engraving, is not
what we look for in these books for the boudoir. In a

Christmas present—and as such all these wor KS muss oe
accepted—we look for literary, as well as artistical excel-
lence. Few of us would present to a friend whom we va-
lued a mere exterior—a casket which contained no gem
worthy of preservation. And beautiful as is this scrap-
book, as an artistical effort of its worthy publishets, we
lue it. or deem it worthy of mention in our

should not

which ac

re are few poete

s whose

writings so well deserve to be !brined in a beautiful cover,
and conveyed in the h..« Mr-

as those of the lior

d to express our can-
did sense of her achievements, in this peculiar walk of hers,
for the present year, we may tender her our thanks for
the increased moral beauty, which she has infused into
the bulk of the communications which illustrate_ this

I be per

The Dr

rg- Room Sera

serves to

e upon every table, which good taste, an

The Falcon

calculated, so far as a

of good-hu-
lrelnd," for

1t is most sprightly

is as thi

lectricity has a very sen-

ined a

t is very F t
singular fact

to those co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

MERCURIAL INSOLENCE

Our contemporary of the Liverpool Mercury, appears
at length to have made the discovery, which his readers
have done long ago, that pompous tediousness and inflated
and silly garrulity are not what his party expects from
him ; and, with a view to remedy his errors, has
just made a dash into Billingsgate, and distributed the
mud and filth of that classic locality with a vigour worthy
of an established practitioner. The recipient of the un-
wholesome shower is Mr. David Hodgson, the Mayor of
this borough. We cannot withhold the following speci-
men from our readers :

" Of his intended successor, the Rev. H. M`Neile, who will
not preside himself, but in the person of his neophyte, Mr. David
Hodgson, we have little more to say, than that no promiscuous
assembly of men who know him—the residents of no one street
—would choose such an individual es this said very small-
minded, bigoted, i:l•tempered neophyte, to occupy the post of
chief magistrate of this or any other town in the world. But
we understand that, as a climax to the besotted deeds of our be-
sotted Council, the absurdity is decided upon ; and he, the once
Liberal and once Quaker, since the creature and tool of design-
ing partisan priests, the Tory, the fanatic, the supporter of
Orangeism, the excluder of poor children from schools main-
tained out of funds belonging to all, the parader of the wooden
Bilge, the designator of the civic chair as a convenient but
nameless piece of domestic furniture, and the only man among
the borough magistracy who has acted under political feeling
among his brethren, and who has l ersevered in showing it,
even when his brother Tories have opposed him in so doing!
this strange specimen of human nature is to be Mayor of Liver-
pool ! and to be seen as such by em,neut strangers ! and to en-
tertain such company as will condescend to visit him! and to
take the chair at town meetings ! Well may we ask, as our neigh-
bours are asking—what next ?

We shall leave our sweet-tempered, sweet-mouthed,
contemporary to enjoy undisputed the palm of superiority
in the use of such insolent objurgation. A fishwoman
might envy him his proficiency; we do not. Our con-
temporary, however, would do well to remember that bed
language, like kennel mud, often dirties the hands of
him who throws it, whilst the object against which it is
directed walks scatheless away. Mr. David Hodgson
will not be affected by all that the poor feeble Mercury
can do or say.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

STATE OF THE LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET

A feeling of intense gloom has prevailed in our Share
Market throughout the week, which the announcement
of the additional turn of the screw by the Bank of Eng-
land, deepened on Friday and Saturday into a complete
panic, which was even increased yesterday, as the transac-
tions will show. All kinds of stocks, good, bad, and in-
different, have felt the shock ; whilst the newly projected
and suspicious schemes are utterly unsal able at any
price.
. . _

In the meantime the evil has been materially aggravated
by the reckless and absurd conduct, towards each other,
of the brokers themselves. We refer to the ruinous ex-
tent to which the practice of selling out and buying in
stock against each other—a process with which most per-
sons acquainted with share transactions will be familiar.
Such intemperate conduct must eventually bring ruin
upon those who resort to it, and by the effect which it
produces upon the market, and the alarm which it creates,
is grossly unfair towards the community at large. In
such a crisis as the prevent, a little leniency towards each
other would, in the end, be the safer policy for all; and
by its adoption we should be much more likely to see
things once more assume a healthy aspect. Long ago the
Manchester brokers have discontinued the practice ; and
if their Liverpool brethren be wise, they will follow their
example at once.
Our views on this subject are so well put by a cor-
respondent, that we make no apology for publishing his
letter in this place.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

ie a on the 15th ark
23rd .111

dington was to sail on the
Eliza Cornish, Atkinson, hem
Micmac, Dickenaun, hence
Jupiter, Henschel, hence at Hain..
Edward Prothcro, Thomas, hence 1,,
leaky, and 1r th loss of anchor and chain
Tory, Johnstone, from Canton, off Plymouth

at Riga

both for Iquique
Naples
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Portsmouth

a—Wee d on

it gua ; Isle of Wight,
Reserve batt., Canada

a chester

Templemore

Chatham

Belterbu

(-3hathkm
Jersey.

a; Kinsale

4th --Aladr

; Chatham

sth—St.Vincent; Newry.
:6th—Bombay ; Chatham.
17th—Aberdeen.

.--Canada ; Carlisle.
.—Ceylon ; Hull.
—Cape utGoodllope; I.ofW.
Reserve batt., C. G.Hope
Edinburgh.

Aden ; 'Chatham

[oh; Tralee

g:Wa'les ; Chatham,

Cephalonia

—China ; Chathana

N. S. Wale

Chatham

Reserve batt., Halifax, N. S
lst W. I. Refit.—Jamaica.
2nd—Nassau.

3d—Demur
Ceylon RI
(

Sierra Leone. BLe
Regt.—Ceylon. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Nov. 11, 184.5.

Mantrb.

ANTED, as an APPRENTICE in a Merchant's
Office, an aotivelw7pW.—
_For address, see Refe e List, Standard-office.

LODGINGS.
ANTED, in a respectable Fanaily, within a mode-
ratet, distance of the E ange, a SITTING and
"1:)-ROOM, for a Ge an, six months certain.
dress, W 22, Pos office, Liverpool.
413 n n WANTED, upon Mortgage of Land
""‘-" of Inheritance.
For particulars (stating am o interest required,
Ice,
apply per letter, pre • , addressed, Liverpool. Pos-
t-7 Box 0 15.

TARVIN HALL SCHOOL.
WANTED, after Christmas neat, a GENTUIEMAN,
as ENGLISH MASTER. He must be a Gra-
"nate of one of our Universities, not-under twenty-fire
ears of age, a clear, good re , and well practised in
Composition. end, £BO a year, with Board
Ind Lodging.
rarvin Hall, Chester, Nov. 10th, 1845.

ATANTED, immediately, a smart, active YOUNG
WOMAN, as WAITRESS must be well ac-
tainted with her duty, and produce a good character :
wages liberal. Also, an experienced SINGLE WOMAN,
COOK : Wages, from .£l4 to ,"according to 'shill-
8. • Also, a steady YOU - lAN, as BOOTS, and to
,lalt upon a Billiard R in the Evenings : Wages with
aarquisities.
See Reference List, Standard-office.

TO SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
AGENTLEMAN, resident in Glasgow, well acquaint-
ed with the Manufactures of that place and neigh-
uourhood, and experienced in their Purchase and Ship-
ment, as also of Scotch and Manchester Goods in general,
titocularly for the Spanish and South American Markets,
at present open to an ENGAG RENT, in which his
Vlowledge of these, together an acquaintance with
"Ie Spanish Language, cient for ordinary business
141,1 Poses, would be fou of value.
rurther particulars may be learned by applying here to
oloasrs. KENNETH DOWIE and Co. ; or to WILLIAM
::OWERs, Esq., Messrs. Reid and Towers,l9, South Ha-
uover-street, Glasgow.

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.
THIS
Company is prepared to receive TENDERS for
LOANS, for a Term of Five Years, in sums of not
188 than £lOOO, at Three and a Half per Cent. per
Communications the SECRETARY,
lit the Company's oe6 to
be
a ci to
;6'rn Limsee-street.
HENRY BOOTH, Secretary.
Liverpool, Oct. 10, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Co be SPoID.

DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY.
O Parties wishing to ENGAGE in the CAR BIISI'
T
1. NESS, a desirable opportunity is now offered in the
DISPOSAL of an old-established BUSINESS in the
above Line, the present Proprietor being about to retir:.
The Stock consists of thirteen -Itories, 1
three Care, 0,
CaAbp,
ptlwyotoC.vcoa,lcLhLelrsA,
mfivce.:Nfgf '
86,aDndult,w_otrPellt.aetonet wi'
Harness complete. ~.r''

TO BRICKMAKERS AND OTHERS. „,
TO be SOLD, a large quantity of CLAY, for BRitl_-
.1- MAKING, of a very superior Quality, anti pear
the Surface of the Land, in the neighbourhood o .
Rock and New Ferries, where also a good supplY.l
Water may be had from the Pits upon the Land, will
fronts a
also t pi
oo Turnke-roOLD , iad.
And also to be Sn Fee or at a Ground
diogßen_r
various Plots of LAND„forTillas and other Builsf
Applyto
in choice situations,pteVery moderate terms.
NWoArmtrjtoNhon,.stArerecht,itLecivtenand
Union-buildings Surveyor,

TO SPECULATORS AND BUILDER Plot
TO
O be SOLD, in one or more Lots, an eligible Pl,h
BUILDING GROUND, situated in Evertors, wit
a frontage to Everton-terrace, and a double frontage
01
Church-street. There is a large and handsome House
_od
the Property, Hot-houses itettLive Brick Walls,
other Buildins.
For Ticketsg to v.
WILLIAMS,,Ian, and other particulars, olValr,
to Messrs. A. G. W Architects, Surma
and Land Agents, 12, Cases-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LONDON GAZETTE.—TuEsDAY, Nov. 4. I

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Widow French and Nephew, Crutched-friars, LOndOn, cork-
manufacturers—M. Brook and J. Waterhouse, Gildersome,
Yorkshire, coal miners—Barlow and Son, Leeds. hat manu-
facturers—G. Taylor and J. Parkins, Swallow. place, Hanover-
square, London, envelope manufacturers—H. Jackaman d
G. Knight, Birmingham, builders—Fellows and Randell, Old
Broad-street, London. silk brokers—Lediard, Jones, and Mor-
timer, Bristol and Keynsham, drysaltcrs; as far as regards C.
Mortimer—W. Watts, J. Galsworthy, and W. Galsworthy, soli-
citors, London; as far as regards W. Watts—P. Joynson and
Co. Mariche,ter, silk manufacturers—R. Latham and Co B^
la, merchants ; as far as regards P Fimpson— G. W'

son and

ht.
J. Porter, Salford, machine in'tkers—L. _
Liverpool, watch makers—H. and J. Lipscomb, Wytham, Berk
shire, farmers—J. Brockwell and T. J. Read, Great Russell
street, London, tea dealers—Floyd and Booth, Holmfirth
ani
Huddersfield, attorneys—J. Dods and Co. Glasgow, lead mer
chants.
"DS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

to be of

ordinary vessel
y to the place (

[elay and risk

in the Profits d

timate costs to

n of their car.

,ccordi

ad compani€

leratious,

they could at an

and trucks, suita-
te per mile, there-
might avail them-

,t outlay of

ttached to ti

ction of station-
zed from the pub-

went in a populous

ojected railways in
1 for railroad car-

'ld be vcry extensive, and

tuber of carriages

wn that, with ihe
d, a contract has

a of 250 passenger
that one railroad at

t to rail%

companies

to number of carriages,
spective lines would be
description of carriage
tr constituting a large
ampany, and each year
: resources of the coun-
!s of transit multiplied.

capital

he issue

13 deposit of 10s. per cent.
llotcnent of each

3d Prospec-

Oflicas of the

'ollege•green, or
street, Brokers to the

aimittee of the Royal Irish Railway
riage Company.

lest you will allot to me Shares
oyal Irish Railway Carriage Com-
; to accept the same and pay the
Don any less number that may be
undertake also to execute the Deed

quired.
day of
Name in full

Residence

Trade or Profession—
Reference -----
Address of Reference.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

THURSDAY.

Oa THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
53 Slabs TIN,
Jast arrived ex Felicity, frottr'Singapore.—Apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at
the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
3500 Boxes>eric---
an CHEESE,
200 Casks 5 A
Now landing ex sundry vessels.—Apply to
WILLIAM GARDNER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

rmed, in

from so unnatural
:—" Brother'

death, think of this, and of us, and fly to her relief."
'ming Pawnee had been unconscious of his merit, but

Tn
he
eh:

Brother

n hanging on his red r

•e than I ever had

1 ever did to white men

nd sisters!" he ex-
m the medal which had
ireast, " this will give me
11 will li-ten more than I
my brothers and
v hrn_

know what I have done. l did it in ignorance, and did
not know that I did good ; but by giving me this medal I
know it I"—Quarterly
_Review

—The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

and cree

in you

Such is the state of Tipperary—we have not given a
tithe of the evidence adduced by the Times Commissioner
Such is the state of a country in which the Repeat -
tion is supreme. The vagabond impostor, who " grinds
the faces" of his unhappy dupes in that land, affects how-

yer, from time to time: to deprecate this system of Rib-
,,,,,,;.m .ffrstrian outraze. It tells fearfully to expose

real me

ich-he dr

The co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

To sail immediately.
For BARBADOES,
The IRLAM,

For freight oraestle apply to
BARTON7IRLAM, and HIGGINSON

W. P. Mo

.L;.li;;Gr,uaniander

F. To sail immediately.
4, For DENIERARA,
64 The Barque LEONORA.
For freight or pas.sage, ing-good accommo-
dations, apply to the Captai bard, Prince's Dock,
or to SAN' BACH, TINNE, and Co.

&out') lintrira.

First vessel, or forfeit freight.
4"- L ' For VALPARAISO,
The AGNES.
"It
The MARY WORRALL will succeed.

For ARICA, ISLAY. a, MA,
The ANNE B WEN.

First vesseror .forfeit freight.
For LIMA,
The ROYAL EXCHANGE.
W. and J. TYRER.
ASHLEY BROTHERS.
(One interest.)

Apply to

anitai Otates.

r Will have early despatch.
("4:
For BALTIMORE,
...11i x The first-class American Ship REPUBLIC,
D. C. L s, Mader ;
Burthen 680 tons; coppe and copper-fastened; and in
all respects a most ._ arable conveyance.—For terms of
freight or passage apply to Captain LANDIS, on board,
Waterloo Dock, or to BROWN, SUIPLET, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

own o'nFervation :

a respectable-looking man wal

.ded by two armed p,

1. who followed him wherever

the reason of this. I was

med to wish to
ied by the aut

he is a schoolma,ter

namcd

was attacked some m

fired at h

very fact then of a man defe

ago by thre

to mark him nut as a victim to Lynch-

of the Vehealiq

to the v

,nd ene

Many similar c
'se following, 1:

Tribunal, whose d

that unhappy country

" In Fe'

me letter.

that the grade of

that the Ploug'

ast, Mr. ITenry Bridge, a landowner, at Ash.
le of this town, dismissed his ploughman, be•

The Steward be

,n into hi, ser.

itened that

man to
timd-..ted that he was determined to gi

Ipelled t,

xd fired two

tntment

i in the

It is difficult for an Englishman to en'ertain the idea
of a ploughman being compelled to turn up the furrows

with two policemen following him, as his only security
against the assassin's bullet. Yet so it is in the peaceful
arid Popish county of Tipperary !
Amongst a multitude of other instances of a similar
spirit actuating the peasantry. one is brought forwrrd by
the Commissioner", as having been manifested towards

property recently le
Roserea, upon wbict

of earning the respe

named Hone, had a

iod resident

his tel

been most kind to his tenantry, g

I land

with the Quixotic

countrymen as

them slates and

On the lith ultimo,

however, Mr. Hone was given to understand that unless
he quitted the country he would be " made acquainted
with small English powder and Irish slugs, when he
thought he wds the safest," and as the result Mr. Hone
abandoned his Utopian attempt. The writer of the pre-
cious billet, carrying this intimation, acknowledged that
he was the party upon whom the lot had fallen to do this
murderous deed. The notice sent—a beautiful specimen
of Irish Agrarian tactics—thus states the course by which
this result was brought about :

"There did 11 of •us sit on a jury (!), and agreed on, that if
you were lift in Old Castle long, that you would be a good man

to some, and a very bad man to more of ns
above Captain's law to remove you Eit
which we all drew lots, with the exception

whomb should I
necessity requir

We agreed
Ler (dead or
of one, for t

ake your life, and Be joined with two
•es it. Now the lot fell to me to undc
Ever two I choose to take with me."

1 on the

nore if
go the

" Twelve of us did sit on a jury !" Twelve Ribbon-
en. And these are the men whom our " excellent sti-

a 4
men—loyal and Christian men—as unfit to he upon the
police force of this borough. Protestant and Christian
men placed in the same category with assassin

d impartiality as to par
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

MARRIED

At Aden, on the 17th Sept., Lieut. Archibald Macdonald, com-
manding the ELE.I.C.'s cruiser Mehee, to Frances, daughter of
Captain Beiby, Madras Artillery.
On the 4th instant, at ht Catherine's Church, Mr. Fred. T.
Jones to Louisa, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Trafford.
Same day, at St. Bri,le's Church, William Evans, Esq., Puerto
Cabrilo to Catherine Comrie, only daughter of the late Thomas
Harkness, Esq., Dumfries.
Same day, at St. James's Church, Rochdale. James, eldest son
of Leonard Wilkinson, Esq., Slaidburn, to Mary, eldest daugh-
ter of John Roby, Esq., of the tormer place.
Same day, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Francis Kelly, to Mrs.
Bets) Harty.
Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeanx,
A.M., Mr. J. Lewis to Mrs Hayes
On the sth instant, at Christ Church, Mr. Samuel Hughes,
draper, to Jan, youngest daughter of Mr. Hugh Roberts,
builder, both of this town.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. R. B. Potts to Miss
Hodgson. of this town.
Same day, at St. Bride's Church. Mr. Joseph Whitaker, mer-
chant, of this town, to Louisa Matilda, fourth daughter of
Thomas Alston. Esq., Falkner-terrace.
Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeaux,
A M., Mr. William 11, gers to Miss Roberts.
Same day, by license, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. E.
Roberts, Mr. Joseph Smith Radick, mate of the Recovery. to
Miss Jane Thompson. daughter of Mr. John Thompson, tailor,
Dexter.stre A, formerly of Whitehaven.
sa,oe day, at Trinity Church, by the Rev. Thomas Bibby,
Captain John Cockton to Frances, eldest daughter of Captain
Doegson, all of Workington.
On the 6th instant, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Joseph
Hundford to Miss Alice Furlong
Sarne day, at Salem Chapel, Warrington, by Mr. William
Sanderson, minister of Zion Chapel, Liverpool, Joseph Moan-
field, cabinet ma, er, to Martha, second daughter of Mr. William
Arnold, bo'h of Warrington.
On the gth instant, at St. George's Church, by the Rev. J. B.
Monk, J. Wright, Esq., of Birkenhead, M.R.C.S., late surgeon
of the With Regiment. to Mrs. Helen Penn, lessee of the Baths,
George's Pier, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Victoria. Le Gresley, from 1

•estei: from Malta

having struck oo the. bar g,
one boy were lost when the

niti. me A
going an ex
WAIT.

ected to be g

SOUTH HON'ALDSHAY,

G. Vaughan. Llannedy,

Hodgson, Liverpool,
moo'. soap manutaetur r

chors during the g
Doy

'IGQ %IPA- T

NOVEMDE
set Gibsou

, Ambassador was blown up at Be
on the beach ht Clarence Dock, under

from the I At to-c

,outh of I wheat, a

~HAVEN, Oct. 31.—The Catherine, Coffee,
River Plate to the Brazils, was run on shore at the
the Plate, in a sinking state, on the 16th of July, and not ex

been driven on shore at Hoxa, in

1 .1. Gris- i with loss of rudder, Sze. Crew saved
RIGA, Oct. 2;.—The British Union, Storm, and U.,certlit
M'Lerman. both partly loaded, for Liverpool, and the Dibdil
for Navies, \vete driven from their at

Lusitania.
Wiliam. Farren, from Quebec on" alto,
Letitia, Ward, from Bonny. ofi ditto ; sailed sth August, and for Flour sine
mest a
sales
es
mti
from Fernando Po loth August. The Derby was put on the , alter the dull(
beach at Bonny, on the 4th of !kug2t..: tc,,,=cl2. feWr f ant. d fewandd

El IJ LI

at 2s per quart
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

DovEI

LIVERPOOL
12th, and Thursday, the 13th Nov

and Saturday, the 15th November. the
MANCHESTER.—At the !Royal Hotel, on Moods

lith, and Tuesday. the 18th November.
HALIFAX.—At the White Lion Hotel, on Wrednesdai`

traday, the 20th November.
firbormagb Hotel, on WednesdaY, th!
13th, and Friday, the 14th Pic".

IiERDS.-At the
12th, Thursday, th,
ember.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

e Circu

chance the value of this undertaking ; rn
at to state, that whatever th
v be, no

1. it is sett
here alluded to

between the Shaltld, Buxton, Leek, Potte-
ewe and Great Grimhby, Sheffield, the Potte-
an:l Junction Committees.

IAS CARR, C

airinen;l

T, Deputy- j of the Sheffield,
Buxton, Leek,
(Potteries,&Crewe
Secre- I Railway Company

N M INS VIULL,
,ary pro tern.,

ATE, NOTTING

&I BOSTON,

ERN JUNCTIO

N RAILWAY

£1,801,000,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

DIED

On the igth ultimo, at Ulster, aged 72, the Archbishop of
Cologne, M. De Droste Wischering.
On the 25th ultimo, at Povmrscourt Castle, Ireland, Mrs.
Ross, wife of Mr. Alexander Ross, formerly of this town.
On the 25th ultimo, at the Larches, Ashton upon- Ribble, aged
21, Mary. daughter of the late John Lawe. Esq., Preston.
Same lay, aged 4g. Mr. Joseph Lamb, saddler.
On the 26th ultimo, at his residence, Ru-sell-street, aged 62,
Captain John Calrow, of the barque Edgecombe.
Same day, at her house, Gosler, Cheshire, Martha Wain-
wright; of the Crown Inn, Greenland-street, in this town.
On the 27th ultimo, at London, aged 70, Mr. Wm. Medhuret,
late of Manchester, father to the Rev. Dr. Medhurst, missionary
to the Chinese.
Same day, aged si, James, eldest son of Mr. J. Dumbell,
Kirkdale.
lame day, agel fourteen months, Harriet, youngest daughter
of Mr. Joseph Howell, Prince Edwin-street.
On the 28th ultimo, aged 22, Catharine Ferrers, eldest
daughter of G Pickering, Esq., of Brook Lodge, near Chester.
Same day, at his residence, Wimpole•stteet, London, aged 45,
M. Fortesque, the Venezuelan minister.
Same day, a; ' year and 9 months, Thomas, son of 14,

John D. Dilworth, printer, of this town.
On the 31st October, at his residence, Bank house, Kempsey,
Worcestershire, (on his birth day,) Thomas Ingledew, Esq.,
aged 66.
On the 3rd instant, alter a few days illness, aged s 2, the Rev.
John Gieensides, for upwards of 26 years curate of Ilurw..,rth,
Durham. On the Fri ay previons he had been working* in his

gers, it mortified and

garden, and having pricked one of his fl
caused death.
On the 3rd instant. aged 32, Mr. John Evans, printer, of this
town, greatly respected.

On the sth ins
71st year, Mr

at ner son's [louse,
. Elizabeth Norman, formerly of Temple street.
ged g years and 7 months, James, soa of Mr. J

Same day
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

)ale, Der

the Manchest

T the Earl of Cl

Esq

leaford

great piea
.t since a
completei

are in communicating
publication of the
their arrangements

tailway COmpar3 ; and that GEORG
M.P., the Chairman, and JOHN ELLIE
;y Chairman, have joined the Directio
iv, and wilt give it their zealous an

It will also be seen by the names tl
the Prospectus, that almost every
• has given his adhesion to this Li

iowners, and effected an alliance
ray Company—the Manchester,
Matlock, a.-!d Midlands Junction Railway Com-
pany—the Lynn and Dereham and the Lynn and Ely
Railway Companies; they have identified their interest
with the several Companies with which this undertaking

nd Rail

comes into immediate connexion, and that they have con-
sequently placed the Company in a position most condu-
cive to present success, and so as to lay the foundation of
those advantages to the public and the Shareholders
which the Railway was designed to confer.
Tie Directors have also the satisfaction to inform the

Shareholders that the Surveys and Plans are nearly com-
pleted, and will be ready to be deposited at an early period,
in compliance with the standing orders of Parliament.

AMBER 'GATE NOTTINGH NM AND BOSTON,
ND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY.
- flowing Noblemen and Gentlemen, in addition
names appear on the Provisional
fed to give their
lvev
pol_verfilsaupfirt

T' to

e who

His Grace the Duke of St.
His Grace the Duke of D

Albans

K.G., Lord L

v of Dart

His G;;icethe 'Dyk.e of •Rtitrand, K.G., Lord Lieut. o

inty of Leicestes

Marquis of Bristol
Earl 13rownlow, LoryVLieut. of the County of Lincoln
Earl of Cheiterfiel‘t

Earl of Harrowbf
Earl Fortescue
Viscount Melbourne
Lord Carington, Lord Lieut. of the County of Bucks
Lord Middleton
Viscount Ebrington.
Viscount Sandon, M.P.
Viscount Al ord, M.P.
Lord Willoughby de Broke
Lord Willoughby de Eresby
Sir John Charles Thorold, Baronet •
Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Baronet
John Gilbert Heathcote, Esq., M.P.
Christopher Turnor, Esq., M.P.
C. R. Colville, Esq., M.P.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

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szdcred as nothing less than the act of the Great Spirit,
that no efforts were made to resist it, and the captive, af-
ter three days' transported to

, was tin

-tier liber-
upon bis

I extraordinary conduct—it
On the publication of this

owed to pass unnoticed

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rious love story at Washing-
of . Miss White's seminary

:-school girls

Fo bscri bed among eacn. caner to. purcuaz,... a
bearing a suitable inscription, vsblch they presented to the
young Red-skin, as a token of the admiration of
-the
white skins at the chivalrous act he bad

having rescued one of their sea
ed as follows

'Their address clo

1 token of our esteem