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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

VENTILATING GOSSAMA

WIG, which, for the fineness of its texture
once, approaches so near perfection as
scrutinizing eye of the connoisseur to detect it
choicest production—A GOOD HRAD OF HAIR.

id natural appear•
moat to defy the
1 Nature's

THE

CIGAR

MANUFACTOR
STREET,

An EXCELLENT' CIGAR 10s. per pound.
Either mild or rich in flavour.
*** They will be found superior to any Foreign at One Guine
id running about 120 to the pour -

to retail at 2d

REGA LIAS

Eithir full or mild in flavour, and suite
PRINCIPERS
__

a sd. each
und.

COMMOI4 CIGARS, Per ISO
SNUFF

The BEST SCOTCH, lain rested, 4s. per pound.
Mao, High•dried IRIS LSH, and PRINCE'S MIX
TURE.

KEN22.4.Lirtfrother RAPPERS. 3s. Id. per pound.
THE BEST TOBACCO,
In CUT, ROLL, CAVENDISH, and NEGROHEAD.
tv- All being Manufactured on the Premises, are guaranteed
muine.

WM. PERCIVAL and SON

THE ILLUMI

ATED SPECTACLE DEPOT

lIIUMNATED

‘%,..p....P.'

5, OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE, CHURCH-ST.
LIVERRIOL.
THE success that has attended ti
this valuable Invention into Liverpeorhas convinced th
Company that so desirable an -itTe for ease, comfort, an,
the preservation of the E ands unparalleled, and canna
fail of public suppo
Every descrip nof Optical Glasses ILLUMINATED.

,ntzoduc

Charges considerably under the London Prices.
Prospectuses and Particulars to be had gratis at the Depot
Blindness effectually restored. Terms : No Cure, no Pay.
JOSEPH PERKS, Manager.

ALL AGES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

in a splendi

hey con- Mr. Ku
;what I've papist, proposed an amendn
with a _ • -

111 which he called the
inmery—a firebrand, a bigot,
and' a Lutheran
Mr. Cox, a county Rernan Catholic
the address of Mr. Bodenha in, which
--to ctuthority,".and '*religions

ad and a liumbu!
of I from policy,"

-a Si

nian in he

I gentler

ELICA.'

econde.
ort the " Q

Day. I" On Monday eveni

a4aiLasu Luti I.lraCtarl
very large majorit
public ml

f the members

nd friends of the Warrington Protestant Association was
id in the large Assembly Room of the Lion, Hotel,
ThA _,fed to excess, and many

,n, I were unable to obtain admissior

Amongst

mess's men cn the platform and in other parts of the poor
ve had noticed—Mr. Gilbert Greenall, M.P., the Hor
1, and H. Powys (rector of Warrington) ; the Rev.
Greenall (rector of Giappenhall); the Rev. E. A.
the Rev. James Wright, the Rev. Thomas Lowe,. the
B. M. Huntington, the Revs. James Brindle, S,
d Burnell, Samuel Broadbent (Wesleyan), George Dickin-
s. son (Wesleyan), and Messrs. John Clare, James Cawley,
Y. Edward Greenall, J. Ui,mson, Richard Rawson, Thomas
7, Robinson, John Litton, Richard Greenall, C. J. Patison,
the C. Heathcote, ..I.ldertnaa Hardy, Dr. Stokoe, Dr. Kend-
rick, &c.

Icansi

Mk DUKE'S SENTIMS
from the county of Soutl
nature of the Duke
011 ow

and Rev

ItiTS.—The address to the Queen
iampton has been headed by-the
Wellington, as Lord Lieutenant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

nt
_dead ;. and two b.

4ien, wounded, one of them b_
--uffie ensued, but all the poachers escaped,
.4cl on the body of Nauthant

verely, the othe,

quest has since been

Six or seven parties•

GlTATlON.—Considerable se/IS/dial
)een excited in the county of Norfolk by the follow
e neighbourhood
with the Wesleyan Methodists,

ing circumstance
of Swaffham. cm

1. young man, in th

he connection; -empbat
that if he• had only tw

em in agitat

went into one of the ne
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

annum of tithe

Leen was ready in her
re. So Sir Gror7p r

Bible on a cue.

and ordinary roo

d we four

Tt, in a

'ess, st

I knelt b

to Queen ti

the oath

N ben 1 I

me to---Thatd.
fired, pir€d that

Court to
Dr. Pu

.°,7n I the p

..,an coacessior
t° say morning services on Sundays -
the was' ; I fol-
the bishop stead of ten, and tr
reat
.y -clerk of the Onset.
g
I'he said closet is servicef,
isestival s, the v-
fr

have "a plai:

communicants

very
eated
MR. BENNETT'
I to the laity.

ted to t

xinsum of 1

number of Mr

some non

(-..nsider his deCision
_resr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

rent is, moreover

trusts themVother th

trade ca

ments of his Hou
Premises; he has the nttr
execution of every order

are nnde

ENLARGEMENT OF PREMISES

TES REQUIRING

REALLY
are res

0 0 D

FURNITURE

ctfully invited to inspect the STOCK of
W. BAYES,
tCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
. .

HUR

which, in consequence of the immediate
ENLARGEMENT AN-D___AdaTERATIOIs

)F H 1 5_,PAt e 3

1 o~`

R 0 0

determined to offer
' A VEIL CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION
Every Article guaranteed to be of his own Manufacture.
OFFICE AND CABIN FURNITURE.
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, 4.c., 6.0.

AT REM

ED PRICES

T. WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
135, WHICECHAPEL,

pposite Great (Marlette-street

ESTABLISHID 1813,11 - - -
FRANCIS__P-1-N.NEY

IN STOCK

Vt>'rtNETIAN SHADE BLINDS.

GAUZE WI R-1116-ID ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE ANIS,

'RETAIL. ,
LONDON CHAIR Tv.4REHOME.

CHRISTMAS SOIREES.
A LAFONT and CO., of Paris, beg respectfully to
Li • call the attention of all Amateurs of Chocolate to their
well•known CHOCOLATE DE SANTE (Chocolate of Health),
which far a period of twenty years has. been so highly appre—
ciated ay the higher class in Paris, London, and all great towns
in Engles& Pure in quality it is recommended for its analep-
tic Tirtues as a most nutricions beverage, suitable tc the menne
of all branches of the community, cheaper-titan tea or entree,
it is an economical luxury on a breakfast table, and indispen-
sable for fashionable soirdes ant.tta parties.
Sold by Messrs. NuottcWoonvita.E, MANN and Ceos.
THWAITE, CHESNEE<SYERS, THOMPSON, MILLER and Co.,
Etsx and SON, atid all Grocers, Italian Warehousemen, and
Confectiopeil of any note in town.
Wholesale Dep6t at MUM,. WILSON. Donares, and CO
Kirkdale, Liverpool.

D OLDERO'S POWDERS for the CURE of
j OFFENSIVE BRE liTH.—Tbe large-tate 111 suMcient
guarantee of their efficacy,—a certatti cure even in the most
stubborn cams. Sold only Mr. Bolder°, in boxes, 35.. 6d.
and 76. f)d. each, a . 8, Lower James-street. Golden.
witiare, and forwarded into the Country on receipt of a Post
otce orilzr, err roAtaitht,stacapn for the *mount and the ctrritige.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

stion of candidates

eplace of the

—agent, took place on Thursday,
author of the " Fallacies of Free Trade," w
one time in the field, but had retired before the non
tion, leaving Mr. F. Calvart, Q.C., a whin, and Mr. ,
Houghton, a protectionist and tenant farmer, to contest
the seat. At the close of the polling, the numbers were
as follows :—Calvert, 497; Houghton, 195: majority for
Inn

late Lon

nt in another column

in the'Russian tariff which are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Iliad DITTO, all

DITTO,
NENE

TABLE I

'INGS, &c.

J. B. begs also to invite attention to his Stock of
BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, AND PLAIN

GOODS,

Of every description.
OLDILeILL-STRU

F. '

60 and E

JEWELLERY,

HAUSBURG very respectfully desire

which ban been most am.

tion-to I

nd frets I

has been

atten.

td to the

selection of the Articles, to ensure superiority in quality and
workmanship; and the whole of F. L. H.'s purchases having
been made for Cash, he is enabled to offer them at the mast
moderate Prices.

9,-sTtiss;

With every variety of ment, is complete; affording an
exceedingly faro opportunity for selection, the Stock
being more v and extensive than that of any other Esta-
blishmentrand the favour of a visit is respectfully solicited.

OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS

FOR CIIRISTMAS PRESENTS

AND NEW YE

GIFTS. _ _
OYSTERS ! LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS ! !
100 of the best WHITSTABLE OYSTERS,
and a BILLINGSGATE OYSTER KNIFE, packed
in a neat Mat Basket, for 4s. 6d., or in Barr 55.,
Sent free of Carriage within Iles from
GEORGE EY,S
LONDON 0 TER ROOMS,
79, OVER-STREET,
THR ()pits FROM CHURCH-STREET,

Direct opposite Dia
—LONDON NATIVE

Prime LISSADELL and other favourite IRISH OYSTERS,
It equally Reduced Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

of whi

Treffz,

o from "

followed, the s
" The First Vio

deserved
ment wa

f this

the Fre

Quadrille"

.oducing t

,fter wt

African
Their p:

ing v%
leac
peculiarl

d per for

,ce, for tt

n's Band, every mem-

r, the singing of Jetty
first time here, of the
Lerinn of the Garden

Hibernian Quad

tdante," from Beethoven's Symphony in
,ch were splendidly played. Jetty Treffz
ig allotted to her being German Lind,
t." which she sung delightfully, and was

•ked improve

in her style, and in her capacity of voice

of his wonderf
Jullien's " Gr

ilect on
Exhibi-

played for the first time in Liverpool
French drummer, whose unique appear

_
it bronzed countenances tell of exposure to an
and of participation in the razees of Algeria.
iency is great ; and the mode in which their
regulated by ti
produced a most pict

long mace of their grena

ue effect. It

pleasing to notic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Dr of the s

zeminary, and one o

a pupil in. it. Mr. Bowyer passed from Ox,
ism into Papal Romanism three months since,
the zeal of the new converts."
Tip; CASE OF MR. SLOANE STARVING A SERVANT.
—On Friday, Mr. Sloane, charged with having, in con-
junction with his wife, starved his servant g'

I Roman-
. Here is

ap.

3uildhall
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

'OOL, SI.

•street, Meiv

NIITUR

the whole of the

and Catalog
at his Room

tnuary next, at Tw
Ir. Butler. the Far
follow

,ster, in

time of sale,
oduced.— for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

at siz;(2ls. per bottle
NOS' KALYDOI

lis unequalled for its rare
diant bloo.n it imparts to

I soothing irrit
3 8 lourations, and all In
_ _ ble to A

ad finest,
tcbeek

cudanen
innearances, render

GentleineWafter shaiir.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

.eached N

;sed a bill fi
300,000 doll

this step had, ho

Marro amongst t

ssion in Georgia. with

the position of the

report of a coma

d of ad

The Unit 4
y the $1(

the Mississ
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

-17, BA
to Waterloc

CASTLE-STREET, solicits the attention of his Friends ana
the Public to the annexed List of Prices :
Per Gallon. V. d. Per Gallon. s. d. ESTABLISHMENT~
Good Gin
Best London and Bristol Whiskey ' 16 0 1 and 3, PARADISE-STREET, and 2. CHURCH-STREET. i
Gin _ 11 0 Best Old Gierdivat and
__ _ - .

GANTLEMI

T TIT('

Jamaica Rum 1
Best Old Jamaica Ditto 1
Irish Whiskey
Good. Malt

UNRI V.

LLEI

OUTFIT DEPARTMENT,

Ptg. I inch

Fine Old Port
Crusted
finer
Le Old -8 effv •

ig all the Novelties of the day, for GENTLEMI

Good II

Best Old Pale Sherry
CHAMPAGNE CLARET
Ginger, Raspberry, Raisin, Cows!

1 LINEN, LONGCLOTH, REGATTA, AND DRESS SHIRTS, 1
FRONTS and COLLARS ; BOYS' and YOUTHS' SHIRTS,

^The CUIRASS SHIRT, si

BOTTLED PORT ER

T dozen

ersally approved of, in Three
Qualities, viz. :-305., 36i., and 405., the Half Dozen.
I SILK, MERINO, COTTON, AND WOOL HOSIERY AND
UNDERCLOTHING. ----

WILKIES' SAUCE

. •

GLOV

IN EV MAKE.
INDIA, CHINA, AND BRI . BANDANAS, STOCKS,
OPERA, JERIAL, BE ORT, and ALBERT TIES.
CAMBRIC DKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, ,
CARPET BAGS, APSACKS, UMBRELLAS, PALETOTS.
RAIL WRAPPERS,
3ATHING CAPS
WATERPROO

I SWIMMING-BELT

MACINT(

ZEPHYR, I

IR CUSHIONS,
RMENTS,

VULCAIs

EXPANDERS

Agent. for the FOUGERE'S WE

LLINGTON &SURTOUT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

pf the men who have threat-

to quit their service without

tuber o
hands

directors ; 1
public servic

Le notice, have ar-

trains, an

have recei

in the place of those thus
This has been a mat-

compelled as they are

Lnd safety, they cannot

'ainty to exist

any longer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

exchanges again on
the forward

chequer Bills and India
till the opening of Januar

sterday resolved to 11

Om 2 to 24 per cent

cks of bullion must hav'e

the alteration in the bank's rate of discout

o exceptional

an entirely tr

3arac ter

cautionar

,easures, the step taken bs

haps_hardly to be o:

)n- the StOak Exchang
that be

the moment t

made shop

regarded "as ar

GRATIFYING CI

tifying toke

mmense bullc
next Monday

rer, w 1

time, of exhibitin
kindred absnrditie
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

corded as IC
ld 15 minute

fastest

s rasa steamer:

e sum -
e Asia

n freight £40,000 specie
nd the usual mails.

about 'fifty-0

Mr. Cas

on •in the

1 the Au:

between the
r, relative to the

the Uni

revolution

has introduced

onstruction of a rail-

road to the Pacific. Uu
above bills. The president has communicated the official
.Alen to the house. the acceptance of the ton.mil-
. iiv'emnity by Texas.
7f is before intimated that great offence had teen

taken on the

inform

lion int

ply to the inquir'

Le governor demanding the

ireason

nison of that stat

states that 6

navies

account

o for t

atea, he cannot be he
rhich

_ .
by a telt
that the
iconventi
to be aai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

SE CLOTHIi

CARR

WAREHOUSE
RANELAGH-STREET,

nd CO. respectfully invite attention I
sense STOCK if HORJF—CLOTHING,
riage Wrappers, Gig a arriage Foot Rugs,
-Rugs, with all the ap end of the Stable.
• OIL-CLOT .1
WATERPRO Altl

kJ • to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

MINI;iMMEMEMCZnaMiIeMs

insurante fi.otirts.

SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND
ASSURANCE

SOCIETY

WHO MAY BE
WITH THIS
ESTED TO
GED ON OR
N ORDER

DESIROI
SOCIET
'OTICE,
BEFORE

US OF EFFECTING
CY ARE PARTICU-
THAT PROPOSALS
THE 318 T DECEM-

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Tnis 1.
rp; Mont
. 6, Husl

irge DO
nu. The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

'Si. James-street

to Miss,
Un th

A., Mr. ROBERT SQUAREi
RAH BOULTER.

I6th instant, at Albri2hton,..lOH:
Bowdou•Lodge, to Miss PERKINS, =of INXI
iy. Captain RICHARD OWEN
f Mr. JOHN BRIDGES, of Durnt
7th instant, at Carlisle, MT. J•A

latghte
On th
(Der. WI

3ell:Of the Wellington Inn, Carl•

-VINNIE, Es(
lam, Cheshire
to ELIZABF

t, at at. Ye
e, JOSEPE

eldest son

b'S STENT, sad

of Mr. LEWIS

cattle-dealer, Aigburth, to MATf LDA DASH WOOD.
On the•Ztst instant, Mr. PHILIP HEPPENSHALL, of Lon-
don, to MARY, second daughter of Mr.AV.SPAYLIS, of this
town.

Same day, at St. Michael's Church, bribe Rev. H. Carpe
ter, A.B.,ltir. A. UDALL to Miss MARY TAGCrigaT, of H:
rington, Cumberland.

Carpenterot. K.
SARA Ft LANG

JOSEPH WARIN(

On the 23rd instant, at St. Paul's Chttreh, Mr. JA
LOH, master of the sloop Mary, to BILWGET,
Mr. HENRY CAUNCE. of Tarleton. in this.sountv
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

square yard

Apl
ball-stplr

PETER

W.

commenced business

repeated solicitations be has taken a S
No. 15, CASTLE-

(NEAR THE EXCHAN

Where he has built a magnificent H ,UTTING-ROOK'
and fitted it up in a superior styl h every accommodatior
He thinks he may say. with exaggeration, there is not suc
a Room in this country r Hair-cutting, where he hopes
strict personal atteutin to busiaess, and employing the moi
talented and reset table workmen, to meet with that suppoi
which it will-ever be his study to merit.

R.'s style of Hair C
ority so generally aarr

Wig Wearer

to` his NEW

Ll:that he thi

and its
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

MANUFACTORY, 3, SMITHDOWN LANZ

AND BOTTLED MALT
LTQUORS.

WINES, SPIRITS
G=

ORGE BOYER AND
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

WHOLES

BOTTLERS OF MALT ORS,
NORTH JOHN-ST T.

AST OF PR:

ICES Veg-H ON DELIVERY
E S.

I A Single Bottle myefbtained at the following rate
Per dozen quarts.

2d Port.
3d Port .
4th Port,

Bucelia!
Calcavel

Sparkling Champagne
Superior
Madeira.

PORT and SHERRY from the Wood, 14s. ner gallon
Very superior Old Crusted Port, 428. per dozen.

SPIRITS.
May be obtained in any quantity. from One Pint upwards, at
the following rates per gallon
Fine Old Scotch Malt Whist;
Carnpbelton Ditto.
Finest Old Islay Ditto

7" Ditto, matured in Sherry Casks
Good Grain Whisky
Best Old Cognac Brandy, Pale or Brown
Best Old Hollands
Best Old Jamaica Rum
Fine Ditto Ditto
Best London and Bristol Gin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

I COMMERCIAL

bowed t

at the commencement

,bable that

'vents for the pres

think it prudent. Para

and not alarm there

As usual at this period w

uce Mark€

the trade v
gs of Saltpet

6d. for 7 to It rc

I. so that

macy on the

ws would

ay look t

'he Share-r

Bank of

aduced one of
this market,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Ex PORT ORDE

k.ND CORSET WAREHOUSE

24, WRITE

itS. FLYNN,
vrt: ions Friends, tin
for their kind patrons
in Business, begs also

of Livesnuo and ifs vicinity.
tie.-vany years she has been

a them, that, from the great
she is enabled to furnish STAYS, of the
ad er own manufacture, at prices which

trusts will detreompeti

Itays, i

hite and every

PAR TI

[ES
EXPO.

ABOUT TO FL
TERS AND THE TRAI

KNISH

ARE INUIT

TTRQUHART

D ADAMSON'S

HOUSE-FURNISHIN
NORTH OF ENGL.
13, BOLD•STREE

ESTABLISHMENT
ND BEDDING-HOUSE
', LIVERPOOL,

Stock; the variety of Designs, ti
Low Prices marked on all the Gooc

URQUHART AND ADAMSON,
CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & DECORATORS,
13, BOLD-STREET, LI 0 .
Cabinet Workshops—Church- and Back Bold-street.
'N.* Country Orders receive ict attention and care, and no
Ch for Packing.
GRATIS; The. SE-FURNISHER'S GUIDE, by
URQUHART ADAMSON, contains a description and

the price 'of,trverN
Glasses, Bedding,
Two Statnp,s.

article in -Cabinet Furniture; Looking
:. The Book is sent by Post on receipt of

"eatber Beds, Bolsters and Pi
DAN

lows, Metre

Ises, Paillasses, &

Lry--quality and desig

LLAN'S CHANDELIER

AND GASFITTING

WAREHOUSE,
PA RKER-S rREET, cpuRCHATREET,.LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

ption of grain

than their immediate requirements ; fror

by speculafive it
lowest point of

estments, until on the
16s. for the week

rally ensued ; and the potato crop being said
tially diseased, the weather being unsettled, an
growth of wheat being found deficient in th
to the long drought in the sprit
on the 10th of August, th
From this date a decline

g, pri(
aye!

)ne on

sion, until at the close of the year

general average to be of

Wheat
Oats..

The Liverpool a
was Wheat, 38s.

13 for the week ending 24th instant

Barley

Oats, 17s

Rye, 275. ld.
The trade, during the latter part of the year est
has been a most u

)r all engaged in it.
The quantity received from Europe and the United States
has been much lar
trary to the

than wa!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

m Palace before asii
re servants at the c
ves of office in their

until I N
gallery, I

)ngitud'nallq, Ii

ind th

'as covere

signs, s

upon it. T;

s of the different c
Lights, and the soft li

time to

I membe

13 were nc

e. pictur

aces not see 11
.e Ministers, officers of State, and Popery in En
Al, began to arrive, and the deputy- Ireland and th
whom I found to be a very pleasing _ to it the same
Sir George Grey arrived I had ' a of the empir
I talked with him about the ceremony,
A lett".
--nx clergy r

and about my poor M
want to get £5OO per

to do I

.....“,,,-, wirtnign several apartments, tion and invocation ~. ...._ /inducted into a very beautiful picture- God, received a letter from. t
.4 " -,early one hundred and fifty feet stating that his " Eminence b;
',. The ceiling was divided the subject.
'he nave and aisles of The Globe states that the int
-ate plate glass, Papal aggression by the Italiar
—ders, cut t
thus scarcety less intense than that-wl
,- • •-
-4 tin

ints-is

friends of Protestantism
sion to their views. then

Peelite ehie

from the brother of I
rector of Morpeth, to one of his chi.
specimen of Tractar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

oe paid by the authorities for injury done to the maide
Amman Catholic chapel in that town daring the recent

lade ar

previously, had been an unsatisfactory one. The low rate.
demanded for English Cheese had influenced the price of riot.
American, most of which being shipped at high limits, On Wednesday a horse, ridden by a boy throug.
NI to be sold below invoice. The quality had not been streets of Hereford, was frightened by a lad bowliT
—ling year. The imports for 1849 hoop; and starting off, rushed through the
ing down an old man and killing him on the 4.
948, to 29th Sept., 1549. rider was much hurt, but not dangerously.
TArd. Cheese. Buttr. The directors of the East and West India Docks, v,.
^*ks.Bxs. Frks_ a view to encourage the import trade of the port of Lon-
- to reduce the rates on

equal to that of the pm(
and 1850 were, respective
1849.—Fr
Beef. Pork. 1

city, knock-
The

m Ist Ocl
con. H

Tcs:Bils

the trunk on the various

I only be accounted tor by the pecunai trio"
% young lady just plunged into the vortex of roit,;ckeo
The husband paid the whole of the costs.----v*
" Household Words."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

SALL'S IVIONDA V
avAinst

Very HUle doing.

TTING

and tit) to 1 against Seaman, for the Chester Cup ; and 20
to 1 against Lamartine, and 50 to 1 against B alsamo and
Lightfoot for the Derby.

)NDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS

-YESTERDAY

price. The Railway markt
.t quotations, owingprincipall
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

LNG OF OR, Tom
THE RED NOSES AND T VER QUEEN.
With New Scenery, Machi , relives, Properties,
Tricks, an nsformations.
Ile Opening and Story e Pantomime written and invented
expressly f is Theatre by COUSIN JOE-
The
Medley Ove re and Music of the Opening comp,
leur.l!,l9;ed e essly for this Theatre by MARGERY'S ti
ances of the Harlequinade by Mr. J. R. Wk.
Tk.He Scene of the Pantomime painted by Mr. DEARLOVE.
-ue Machinery by Mr. B. JONES; the Properties-and Masks
by Mr. M'Citual ; the Dresses by Mr. JavrEn,,.
Tile
~,e Business of the Harlequinade
"'la the whole of the Pantomime produce,.
diate superintendence and direct
arlequi n M. Milano. I Columbine.
pantaloon.... Herr Cole. I Clown.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

,e by the printing, were irti

,Imiles of the naturt.,
-*I for it. Besides these matters, the Dot,
large variety of patterns of embossed le
n had been produced by a somewhat analogou
Q. however, this latter invention is not so

pattern, that

r copying designs as for creating th,
me, saving all the expenses of die-c

~
is the course pursued :—The operator tat
common hard white soap of the reauired
__ ,

upon that executes any design,
boldness of ordinary embossing,
I of an etching ; in either case the work is exect
the greatest ease. From this soap-model o►
an impression is taken in gutta percha

the ,M

size and st
bether of
or in the

on behliC;s[in'

for print

or e-tnbc

from tilt

difficulty wO,

Faking the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

N.B.' The Directors are willing. to receive applications from
Persons of INFLUENCE, INTELLIGENCE, and ACTIVITY,
to lintlertake AGENCIES throughout the Counties of Lamas-.

ter, Cur/titerland, Chester, tin(
latinat ion only to appoint Ager.
PODICIM falling due a
on or before the 9th of Jan
Decembaer 23

posing these cualifications,
CHRISTMAS should be renewed

The followipg AGENTS, amongstottem, have been appointed
Aeerimgton , Jolin Bell. Blackburn-road.

"„
Thomas Warburton, Druggist.
Andlens . Edward Bellyse, Ccrmbermere Abbey
Batea.le,Maars Edmund HaworthOun., Solicitor.
Blaeltbairs „ , Townley and Emmett. Si
..... William Leeming, Union-square.
. Richard Law, Scartop Mill.

Leylawd-street

Burilep

. William Roberts, IsZirth Parade.
George Houghton, Stamp-office.
Ducker and Co., Eastleate-raw.
R. Wildman, Craven Sam
.Tames Lewis, Chemist and Druggist
William Ramsey, Oak Cottage.
Thomas Woodcock, .olici or.
William Taylor, Ironmonger.
,'Yeats Welch, 142, Church-street.
Azhomas Houghland, Ridgefield.
iG. V. Ryder, 100, Ring-straet.
Macclesfield . May, Solicitor.
Nea(wz L. K. Hollingsliead, Parkgate.
Ne-e ton-le -Willows ;Thomas Hodgson, Stationer.
Northwich George Beckett, Draper.
Oldham Jamef3Schofield, Greenacresifoor
Ormskirk RoiJert Wareing, Solicitor.
Preseot Edward Brown, Market-place
Preston

Do.
Norlel

Clitherot
Prod:ham

Falisdon

Haslinqden,
lautsford.,

Lancaster.
Manchester

itßendleton
-Rochdale
&worn..

141 t. Helens .
Ariocliport
IWlelewidge

Torporley..
171verekm .
, IVarrivion
Wigan ....

r, hear,

a Liverpc

men, barristers.

whom addressesii
and seconded,! v

give him not.

inst wlint

Lys of insolent sggr

The me

piracy. lt. would be

at ion now is, that such e

ongei, the time be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

le, which forced t

ue crew to
s of incessant toil at

The crew, after a voyage of 120 miles in an
one of the Cape de Verd

in reaching

f;us, whence they sailed for Lisbon.
POOR.—A letter was read at the meeting of the
I.h—,,T,gton Board of Guardians, last week, from the Li-
t "°/ Select Vestry, stating that the Rev. Rector
trptePbell had been appointed to proceed to London to
"engird ~ 4-n the Government on

etic remonstrances
t of the great numbers

was:directed to communicate

f Warrington in con-
of the immigration of Irish, frequently as many
ref diem entering the town, many of them women

gehtleman as to the state o

ren

IiA;4AL ACCIDENT.-00 Thursday week a French po-
-I,`, named Brook Page, was walking with a friend
11.8 haw's Brow whena butcher's shandry, passing up
ken. at a rapid pace, struck against a float which was
R°ll/017 at the edge of the parapet. The shock turned
`ft ;°,t round, the hinder part striking the two persons
itl'tu to. They were thrown underneath the float, and
hio touch difficulty extricated. Pag
M.1.1,8_17 injured than his coma

union) was carried to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

13 6 ~ 13

13 6 ,
12 6 ,

Ince Four Fact PP
HOUSE CANNEL has been as yet but partially introduced
into consumption in Liverpool, but it is, without exception,
the most brilliant and cheerful Coal that is burnt. It is too
swift to burn alone, but a few lumps put cn the fire in the
evening will be found to add materially to the comfort of the
fireside. It burns with a white ash.
The ARLEY .MINE has only been recently openedby the
Company, but the Coal, from its quality being superior to any
other Coal raised in Lancashire, is rapidly commanding a pre.
ference ; and in the London market ranks with the best New.
castle Wallsend. It possesses every requisite quality, being
without slack, durable, cheerful, and quite free from dirt. It
burns with a very small quantify of brown ash, and throws out
no dust. This mine is 414 yards deep.
KING COAL is what has hitherto been usually consumed in
Liverpool as best Coal. It burns with a brown ash, and from
its great durability will be found exceedingly economical.
There is no slack in this, and but little dust.
PEMBERTON FOUR FEET is a clear, cheerful Coal, and
unusually large. It burns with a white ash, and emits consi-
derable beat. It is excellently adapted to culinary purposes.
INCE FOUR FEET is similar to Pemberton, but it is slightly
Manchester, J tint 14th, 1850. wore.dusty. It is a valuable Coal for Bakehouses and similar
The ahoy. a' es also to I%lilner's Scotch and Irish Patents nes,
THOMAS MILNER and SON. QUICE, ILKOLUNGE-STREET BAST.

MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &c.
TO MANUFACTURERS, PURCHASERS, VENDORS
OF FIREPROOF SAFES, 10.2ERS,
The Proprietors of this Patent, having ascertained that in-
fringements, have been and continue to be committed on the
exclusive privileges granted by the above Patent,
NOTICE IS HEREBY orgllN, that LEGAL PROCEED-
INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, or
using, without the pertnisr,ion of the Patentees, any Fireproof
Safe or Box in imitation tY/ or constructed on the principle of
the invention secured tAi TuckszAs MI.J.NER, his Executors,
Administrators, and ArAlgns, by Letters Patent dated at West-
minster, Twenty-mixt:a day of February, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Forty.,
BARLOW and ASTON,
Solicitors for the Patentees.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

and healthy

a them to be tractable and well-disciplined,
their ready replies to questions from Scripture and in
arithmetic, displayed the painstaking and persevering at-
tention of the kind and self-denying persons who so affec-
tionately watch over them. About two hundred boys and
girls were present, and they were plentifully regaled with
bun and milk, of which they partook with joyous grati-
tude, after singing as a benediction an appropriate verse
of thanksgiving, and during the evening they sang seve-
ral songs and hymns. The Rev. W. M. Falloon and Rev.
H. H. Higgins addressed the children in appropriate
terms, and the very interesting and gratifying proceedings
were closed by singing with good effect the National An-
them. The children appeared to look upon the Rev. R.
W. Wolseley as their best and truest friend, and the re-
verend gentleman exhibited the warmest interest and af-
fection towards them. What a system must Popery be
when it can oppose and persecute such a blessed work as
this.

viour she

THE OPPOSITION TO THE PIKE.—The Journal says,
that Messrs Gage and Gream have sent into the Parochial
Water Committee the following " little":bill of costs for
opposing the Water Bill before
Parliamentary agents
Law charg(

ix deputatior

Printing and advertisin,
Wages paid for getting 1

10 2

petitions & bank ch

Mr. M'Donald, the secretary's salar

250 0 0
93 14 4

Contingencie

D • 0

Being urged to furnish particulars. they put in the fol-
lowing, some of the items of which are very particular

indeed

Mr. Gage
Ditto, 17v

59 0 0

guineas i day as engineer

48 0 0
30 0 0

Dr. Collins-
Ditto, at five guineas a day.
Mr. MiDonald, in addition to his salary
Mr. Fogarty, 21 days.
Mr. George Atkins, 24 days
Mr. James Hobbs, 25 days
Mr. John Laurie, 24 days
Messrs. Fogarty and Atkins, for audi

30 0 0
34 13 0
25 4 0
28 0 0
25 4 •

21 0 II

Mr. Greamii bill

Ditto, 56 day

5 ga. a da

868 4 2

Our contemporary adds, " that there was one item among
the law contingencies, not to be carelessly overlooked ;
that, although it was only £6l. it was not paid to the Usher
of the Black Rod for making a personal acquaintance with
Messrs. Gage and Gream ; that, although it was not paid,
it was wise to charge it, for then somebody might get the
money ; that the committee are not yet quite satisfied,
and that the presumption is the public never will be ; that
Messrs. Gage and Gream were always entitled to praise
for modesty, but that, in this instance, they have shown
a power of face which would not be correctly described by
the epithet ' impudence.' "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

FASHIONABILINERY,

LADIES' UNDER C
ROBES,

YLIRICG, BABY LINEN, INFANTS'
merCHILDREN'S DRESSES,
To which they respectfully solicit their attention.
Received, a New Assortment of EVENING DRESSES.
J. CARMICHAEL AND CO.

WINTER GOODS

Of every description are flow being
Slaaufacturers and Merch

AT A VERY G
JOHN BRISCOE begs to submit the following lots,
recently purchased by him as being especially worthy

AT REDUCTION

attention of purchasers, namely :
THE STOCK OF A FURRIER
Ming of Sables, Squirrels, Ermine, Mineva, 8-.4

1 30 per

2s. 10d., 3s-. 3d.. an

IJRG CLOTHS,

same width as

Di a. , is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Port
IVILS

#t. proceeded to cOnsiderseriat:ta the clauses
enew dock bill about to be applied for in parliament.
t7l Gregsan objected to the penalties being imposed on
eMies who might be seen with lights, &c., and con-
-41,71 eci that the penalties should be imposed en owners
ileaclit,-4-inatcal. After some discussion this was overruled,
kr,' lauses as regarded penalties passed.—Mz. Hall
ou-,v(ttliat clauses 9, 10, 11;12, and 13, should bestruck
Qn The object of these clauses was to make it incumbent
k„`ee merchant to institute proceedings for the acijust-
tt;,, ,ntof (he freight. Mr. NOrth said if those clauses were
out. there was no law on the subject ; those clauses
tie merely a copy of the general law, with some amend.
tani:_"*"."-So discussion followed ; but as Mr. Hail's
e.ii'en found no secouder, it fell to the ground. Tho
p uses of the bill were approved of seriatim, and the
-7ediega terminated.
V.„EALTH •COMIIITTEE.—At the weekly meeting, on
41,,"rlday, Mr, Alderman Bennett, in the absence of Mr.
p1.",,..e11tan Parker, presided. The engineer submitted
ate and specifications far the new baths in High Park-
er 4.1' Toxteth-park, and was prepared with a summary
13,`"re estimated cost. This was stated to be £5,299
ucl. The Chairman moved that the matter should be
*44'oiled for a short time, as it was thought that there
t/AQ site to he obtained, at a cheaper rate, lower down
euilt,'llve.—Mr. Lloyd objected to the delay. After some
daft:,,tation, he moved that the plans for putting the
Noir 44 the pizrhead in repair should be proceeded with.
tilt to engineer stated that he had ascertained that the
hie 7,,,attr at Brighton was raised 600 feet, and at Rams-
the feet above the level, for the purpo3e of supplying
whlif""ain baths ; and he was of opinion that no difficulty
bittiver existed to the proposition of supplying all the
the to town with salt water ; he thought, therefore, if
tha INtter was postponed, he could supply the whole of
Nlyinfltreatien required on the subject of baths gene-
Ltitt4 ',Tr,. Newland's suggestion was acted upon by the
:92.01.; iuelng postponed.—The medical officer of health
the Wen that the deaths registered in the borough during
tile..,tek showed an increase of twelve as compared with
rivetrevicus week, and of eight as compared with the
badr of -the same week of the two previous years. The
1.711,1 5aea,199, the were of which 141 were in the parish,
tin f-ronl the extra-parochial districts. 71 deaths had ein 01 diseases of the lungs, which was the cause of
more ratlaB4lg mortality, and these diseases always became
-• neigh with the advance of winter. The gross total
3 itiellitled then of 126 children and 73 gdultgm.

,ninittec
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

;ht witho

Fannon

corned with lc

interest upa

We and

:e in feeling

:ance of tl

ion to its r

thofe pr

countries and at other t

cts in t

aunty and city, and

let thrc

it in 1850, i
well, (Loud

beers.)

ultify

what would 11

yes, and in her
ia the talk of

of a ninny

(Applau

conduct at this crisis.
other way ineffectual

loud talk wilt be thercri,
thing better than the bl

claimed herself thorc

victory—in this matter,

derisive scorn and most
what her Papal enemies
all this noise will die a

Feelings which gave rise

.s unaccountably a

'ery cOrnpli

sure; and as the tia

throw,
dexterously en(
from all blame in therm

to tt
m the Ror

great excitement in En

Loud 1

tealcs of

too generous and too

against that whic

was disp'
who,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

.rly illustrated

In or the
ulties wl

ill extend ove

ad at
acceptable at. oi
h as be has not hi

important franc

Prospectns, containing a
iy.be-had on application.

:ement of Terms;

iit.atreet, 27th Dece

Insurante ft

)tirts

YORKSHIRE FIRE 1117I-INSURANCE
COM

ES3ABITSHED *1824

Miele

HANMUR, Jr

SLEY,'N

he-late dfr

JOHN ATKINSON:2S, North John
LITHERLAND and 43R00M, 42, I

ik7oavncH UNION

INSURANCE

SOCIEI

Lti on of Mi:Pc

ESTABLISHED 182
CAPIIAI

£550,00C

/USE, with the Out.
Garden well stocker

tion. Lord H

d. NVenham N

rtin, E

Dining Lot 2, called
theircsepation of

Sirllex
John S'

ilenr,77l3roWne,
&c. &c

Vice-President—Geor,
11 Sir Robert Johil.4-11

Morse, F.Sq.
saes Blakiston, Esq., R.N.

Harvey; C. B
1 Charles. Esays,

Timothy Stewa]
George Durant,

be Nine Acre

Esq.
-.
Rdward Stewart, Esq. I Sir William Foster, Bart.
Lewis Evans' Esq., M.D. HenryS. Patteson, Esq.
SECRETARY—SamueI Signal, Esq.
The Public are respectfully reminded, that all Insurances
renewable irrthe LIVERPOOL AGENCY on the 25th day of
December, 1850, must be paid at tbe.eftfree, Exchange-street
West, on,or !before the 9th day of JaieNVARY next, or the
Societywill cease to be liable for the snuntdasured.
This-Society:paid .e'72,247 158. Od. Duty to Government for
the Tear 1849.
low the It Jr/Borten, during the same year,
TIONEER, StOck, whlchis Free of Duty.
in proof. of Ate public approbation of-ltbe principles _
essay be seen at conduct• of this Company, it may be sufficient to state that its
street, Birkenhead. Business.now exceeds SIXTY MILLIONS

)wey Brow," con-
the COTTAGE, in
and adjoining the
leading to Neston
►ick clay, of great

lout two miles

a desirat

ret:refit.,.and

biegtou

4/22,490 F

ly tiFtheAu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

DIED

Lately, in London, Mr. enARLES lIULLMANDELL, the I
eminent lithgraphic printer, and inventor and patentee of the

style Called

1. •

Fame, hence for 1

On the 24th August, on board the barque rui. ,
San Francisco, on her passage from Valparaiso, where he
joined as cook. aged 27, JAMES, eon of Mr. A. WALKER.
mariner, Aberdeen. lie had Ixep without communication
witn how from a boy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

PARR-STREET

hThzEIMOOL

lids, an uldren ; its character is so
Id ; • proves and enlarges the househe
ellent nutritious economical puddin

ich Package

lagh-street,

Iden Canister, Seacombe, and
St. Ja m es' s. st reet, Liverpool.

Leekwor
P,

h-buildings, Bootle.
T Lloyd, Birkenhead
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

MOFFJ

APPLICATIONS OF GUTTA PERCHA.
DOMESTICS, 6.c.
SOLES for Boots and Shoes, Lining for Cisterns,
&c., Picture Frames, Locking-glass Frames, Ornamental
Mouldings, Bowls, Drinking Cups, Jars, Soap Dishes, Vases,
Ornamental Inkstands, Noiseless urtain Rings, Card, Fruit,
Pin, and Pen Trays, Tooth Brush Trays, Shaving Brush Trays,
Window Blind Cord Clothes' Line, Coloured Material for
Amateur Modelling, Ornamental Flowerstands and Pots, Drain
and Soil Pipes, Jar Covers, Tubing for Watering Gardens,
Washing Windows, &c., Lining for Bonnets, Watch Stands,
Shells, Foot Baths, and Lighter Stands.
SURGICAL.—Splints, Thin Sheet for Bandages, Stethe-
scopes, Ear Trumpets, and Bedpans.
CHEMICAL.—Carbovs, Vessels for Acids &c., Syphons,
Tubing for conveying Oils. Acids, Alkalies, &c., Flasks, Bot-
tles, Lining for Tanks, and Funnels.
MANUFACTURING.—Buckets, Mill Bands, Pump Buc-
kets, Felt Edging, Bosses, Shuttle Beds, Washers, Covers for
Rollers, Round Bands and Cord, Breasts for Water Wheels,
and Oil Cans.
FOR OFFICERS, &c.—Wafer Holders, Inkstands, Ink
Cups, Pen Trays, Cash Bowls, Washing Basins, &c., Tubes for
Conveying Messages, Canvas for Covering Books, &c., and
Plan Cases.
AGRICULTURAL...Tubing for Liquid Manure; Lining for
Manure Tanks, Traces, and Whips.
ELECTRICAL, &e.—Covering for F,lectric Telegr,.ph Wire,
Insulating Stools, Battery Cells, an Electrotype Ivfoifids.
ORNAMENTAL.—NIedaIIiow-Brackets, Cornices, Mould-
ings, in imitation of Carve4,-ft k, Rosewood, Stc-., and Picture

Frames.
USES ON SHIP ARD.—Life Buoys, Buckets, Pump
Buckets, Hand ing Trumpets, Drinking Cups, Powder
Flasks, Fishing et Floats, Waterproof Canvas, Air-tght Life
BoataCells,-Thbes for Pumping Water from the Hold to the
Deck, Apulia and Twisted Cords, Lining for Boxes, and An-
chor Floats.
MISCELLANEOUS.—Suction Pipes for Fire Engines, Fire
Buckets, Stable Buckets, Lining for Cofitus, Tap Ferules,Com-
munion Trays, Tubing for Ventilation, Hearing Apparatus in
Churches and Chapels for Deaf Persona, Cricket Bails, Bounc-
ing Balls, Golf Balls, Fencing Sticks, Police Staves, Lif, Pre-
servers, Railway Conversation Tubes, Miners' Caps, Fringe for
Mourning Coaches, Fine and Coarse Thread, Alarum Tubes for
Mines, &c., ()facial Seals, Czc.,Powder Flasks, Box Lids, Dolls,
&c.
THE GVTFA PERCHA COMPANY, PATENTEES,
is, WILIKKROAD, CITY-ROAD, LONDON.

WHOLESALE DEALERS :
11. AND S. JOHNSON,
CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

)EN AND LOW:

?T, corner of TVilliamson-tire
ND SHIRT-MAKERS.

GUN TE R'S
in Smal

HONDURAS
knd Large Cannisters

gTER'S GREEN TURTLE FAT

Large Cannisters

TURTLE, I

,d from the finest Fish, and hermetically Sealed in Tin I
Cannisters, at the Stationip—Eloudgras. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

24 inform

an attack

as recruited

constant

s of St. Domingo

nvasion

Coffee

Porto Rico on th 3 25t}
days

It was accom-
ated the whole

II communi-

I for the coffee and sugar
a rice crop, which was just

siderable injury wa

Correctional Court

It and a-fine of 300 f

at the French Aca-

Iday, when

le read a paper on

h attention

he asser-
Irtiele in the

)ut the

roof of

oleon will not add

he Catec

,ring left

a Cure havin
e Abbe, who 1

1 to the

'as give

curious

risen of St. I.

ig been appointed
bad resigned "in
hich bad

[e Catechism.'
hop " to brin

as commenced it

Prince Schwart.
The

Governs

German penpl
was fixed fo

taking plac
rrisor

Toclamation

ion of ar

Several arrest

:tr!an troops are

sures adopted at

and Austria
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

as. consumed in the buildings excepting what
contained :

" Gentlemen,
nf which our premiss
destroyed, our books were preserved
--,-based from you. We has%
Nnv to the great efficienc

" Clyde-street, Anderstc
kt the calamito
.s, and

Dck of oil, t;

I Safe,. pt

bearing testian

This Safe was most severely teAteed
)rk about the lock were melied off.

" Gentlemen,—The and pacpei4
Fire-resisting Safe, ich was subjected
for several hours the late fire in Gordi

Glasgow. May 7,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

BEST TRAVELLING WRAPPER IS Till
REGISTERED PONCHO.
)SSESSES THE FACILITY OF USE AND W
_HE ORDINARY RAILWAY WRAPPER, WITH VERY
LITTLE EXTRA COST, AND MAY BE WORN AS A
CLOAK, IF REQUIRED.
THE NEWL GISTERED
EQUESTRIAN D OPERA PONCHO,
IN NE LOURS AND STYLES.
SOLD BY _ _

3LA/CIKBURNE AND CO
54. CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

J. PANNELL AND SONS
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE
ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTORY,
14A, CABLE-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

lao in quanti
47, HE.NRJ

E R S

THOMPSON'S
LOWER CASTLE-STREET,
THERE DOORS NORTH OF BRUNSWICK-STREET.
EEWARD THOMPSON begs respectfully to inti-
mate that the above Establishment
IS NOW OPEN for the reception of his Friends and the Public.

TER STORE

where, in addition to his present place of business, 3S, I
street, he will constantly have on hand a large Stock of
primest
LONDON,

REDf;lti,'cir'-rl§, ADEL, AND OTHER
'STERS.

120 of the best NYlittfibte or London Natives, or 4a. 8d
120 Lisadel Oitters, packed in a neat mat basket, for
Barrel of Natives
NATIVES, LISADEL, s
in the S-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Do. new quarte

21 prem. ; Midland ;tock, 48
dis. ; North British, 8
Preston and Wyro No. 1,424

ghrewsbury and Birmingh
21.8/9 dis.

Union, 4.

castle and Berwick pref. unpaid up

dg
This
to Paris

Id to I

to advance

Times says

G 44 4 c
Dn. I

tors, at their weekly mee
•ate of discount from 2

I in the f

lation in

n Government g,

,count no
money at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

the enthusiasm

ran-tan to

vigorou

which they gave the aid of the
the National Anthem, with which the quadrille concludes

rt were the Allegro Vivace,
'rom-the Scotch symphony in A minor, by Mendelsohn ;
a beautiful ballad, by Linley, " The Mountain Daisy,"

The gems

a encored, and Jull
the first time here

lively Revie

dalop:played f

Durso of the peitorMances two madri

gals were most

sweetly sung by the elite of the Philharmonic Orchestra,
directed by Mr. W. Sudlow. The latter, by Pearsall,
" Who shall win my lady fair ?" was really beautiful, and
was encored enthusiastically. Mons. Jullien, we observe,
gives another concert to-night, and his concluding one on
Monday next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

IMPORTANT TO HOUS
CONSUMER

EEPERS

; OF COAL

TN consequence of the numerous complaints made
by the Consumers of Coals respecting short weights, and
the mixture or substitution of inferior Coals for those of esta-
blished character, the INCE-HALL COAL and CANNEL
COMPANY have determined to supply the-Public direct, and
have availed themselves of this opportetiity to make a consi-
derable reduction in price, at time that a genuine

attention
w►ing,icale of priers, v

Coal is guaranteec
to the•

Cartage within the hmit§k the Borough

House Cann,

reduced from

Best Uou,rk6bl ....
Arley e Coal .... I
Best King Coal
Pemberton Four Feet

d.
20 0 t,

1 includes
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

pinuers r

he ma

I m port

Wo had the
less than th

more stoeic 1
The folloa
Unit

MOVEME

Coi•respouding

Exports topres

n by sr

late to th

aithough a larl

Sumptwii
result of t

1, when ti

Orlean

4td. to sd.,—bein
in Alabama and M

names respectin
fidenee to holder

on Satu

" The movements i
test (Ist(

each of the

TS OF COT

lates last yea
„ year bet
at Britain sin,

8 port s

the past

1849, the increase being

at the comma

The imr

Sept. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

hive their Bishop to
bishop) and thus is a bond of

union in action established
Only let the Pope instruct the Cardinal Archbisho.
Cardinal instruct the Bishops, the Bishops instruc
Priests, to suggest and conceal any measure serviceable to
their Church, however detrimental to the safety and wel-
fare of our Sovereign and her dominions
will be carried out secretly and surely

,nd the measure

Meanwhile we

1, yours truly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

}itANCONI'S CIRQUE NA,
BRILLIANT CHANGE OF PEI

TONAL DE FRANCE

IMAM

THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 31
4---' • the unequalled Feats of Equestrianism of
FRANCONI'S CELEBRATED COMPANY

PROGRAMME :
—La Lutte Albanaise, by the principal Performers—
Frederick Maus, as the Equestrian Prodizy—
Bare-backe;Vr-.9—the.,Mai'd of
on his F • oltige au Galop--
f Marseilles—The Sicilian
The Game of the

?erAssi,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

, the 3d January

1 z

PHILADI

ht received on board on the appointed day of sailing. 1
ips w illtake steam up the Delaware.

JAMES

INE 0

PACKETS. I

ARCH

2M of every Month

American

SARANAK, R. M. DLTNLEVY

I theirconst

1000 tons.. 12th Jan

TUSCARORA,
TONAWANDA, J. '

s are al

silt expressly for

opposite the

!hock, of that day

,na Liver

le MATERIALLY REDUCE;

FEAMERS BE
L AND NEW YORK

soo tons.. Ist Feb. The Steam-ships comprising this Line are
50 tons.. Ist March. ATLANTIC Capt. WEST
00 tons.. Ist April. PACIFIC Capt. NYE.
44' )-4L i ARCTIC Cant. LucE
est and most coat'

6i St 0 CK

Capt. GRAFTON

These Vessels are appointed to sail as follow

ROM LIVERPOOL

ROM N

SATURDA

These Ships havipg been built by contract expressly for the
^are has been taken in
gines, to insure strength

21st Dec

vernment service, every
tion „as also in their

he Rate of Passage by these Steamers is Thirty-five Pour
Tying Six or Eight of the_ largest State-rooms for Famil

coods from Liveipool is Seven l'

direct. will start
The Steam-tender

;1.0:In tonst m register; foi s
timett'; undergonebu built ziideuxerne
extensive
e inre 12'
is thoroughly copper fastened; sheathpd, P
and is a desirable vessel wi----

t a), 204 t

; depth, 14 fee
E.--.:For further

'ISEO Classed

feet ; be
and carr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

_ , he was sorry to say, c
from their position, ought to ha`

forbearance and charity unt
Oh ! listen to the Cardinal.
scarcely go further that -this—
abating, and he had no 4:loubt that when
and they had returned to their sober Ben

) others. I
The extent
But the

discover that they had been frighte
would blush for the deeds they 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

rd the 1-

,i r. C HARI

:en tury vestry

Ir. Wit

SARAH.
r of the la

aughter

[se, after a s'

of this town
. CHARLES

rterly Kee
Obey.

2, ANDREW
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

:rat lots of prop&

.24 • A coramuniez
4,,r-Pt at Chester bar,

a" it- w--a-rfeWeci sall-wha—rids - The committee of
4'ehouse management recommended that the lockers'
ages in the transit sheds be reduced from 255. to 21s.

from the 17th of January. Aereed to.--Mr. A,
alollas was appointed landing check clerk, at a salary of
4tilo
, Per annum. Mr. Jerrold was appointed wharfinger
40, be Albert Dock warehouse, at a salary of £lOO per
trum. A sum of £24 was ordered to be paid to Messrs.
401‘1,11can and Kitchen, for the loss oftfour cases of copper,
fell into the Albert Dock; the copper to be re-
rELte Messrs. Bibby at a reduction of id. per lb. The
art the transaction would be abootXlo.—The chair.
" Stated that the special committee on shipbuilding
-i•-`lcome to a conclusion late on Thursday afternoon, but
-ccornpanied by a report, and ,he would there.
that the matter be postponed until the re.
The subject ws. —The

Week,

prepared

,stponed