The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12 00:00:00

Mr. Rushton, after further enquiry, d
against Messrs. Hodson for shipping foreign sail
British seamen, and stated that there was no imputation

the ease

on those gentlemen. The penalty for the offence is £2O.
On S_►torday John Ryan, nn Irishman, was fin,ed
twenty shillings and costs for having kept a pig in a cellar

beneath his delling. Mr. Rushto'n told the pale•faced
defendant that the effects of the nuisance were visible

in his visage

tsirirt

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A burglary was committed in the house of the
of Mcnchester, on Wednesday night, and several article
of plate were stolen.

killed at
poker at him in a tit of anger
A journal, to be called the Wigan; Times, and to be
conducted on Conservative principles, is announced for

ihrougli his t

hrowtng the

publication early in toe new year.
HERRING FISHERY.—The boats which,left Poulton for
the fisliery have been very successful, the boats getting as

aver ant

The Committee of Cou'licil on Education have appointed

Westrnor

and Cumberland,

Mr. 'Kenne

Jy has

entered upon his duties

A GLORIOUS PROSPECT' FOR' STOCRPORT4—A very
short time ago, and it is quite certain no improvement
has taken place in the trade of the borough since that

perimi, there were 2177 empty assessment. VV are now
speaking of the township of Stockport, riot of the whole
borough.

DEATH FROM EXCESSIVE COLD
Marshall, aged 23, went out fishing in
with a little boy, and owing to tl

-On Monday, Wm

iformy weather of

board by the boom of the boat

in, and

iortiv after died through excessive col
0i Saturday night week, the premise
itter, .Duke-street, Douglas, Isle of M

s of Mr:-Ashley,
m, were destroyed

The inmat

two in numb,

and or•

was carried out upon a bed, whi

without any
TI

rthile of clothi

Ist others barely esca
but their night tires
10—the stock for £l4

gilding was insured for

had the drink, and that every m
three-years he had swallowed, "

doctor's order

up7artis of £3OO

the annual meeting of the At

an eh ester Protestant
he Free Trade Hall,

st interest in the meet
The ch

enthusiastic character.
Hugh.sgtowell, M.A., Honorary Canon of Cheste
NITPRIAL FESTIVITIES.—The marriage of T.
Esq. of Littleton, to a daughter of Colonel Williams, was
celet:rated on Friday at Cristleton, with a variety oi vil-

was taken by the Rev

lage festivities. In Chester, the high respect in which
Mr. Dixon is held, was marked by the ringing of bells at
the various churches, and by a public dinner at the Royal
Hutel-on Thursday evening, under the presidency of Dr.
Phillips Jones. The party was a most pleasant one.
Oantsmax.—On Monday a meeting of the Church
Missionary Society was held the Town-hall. E. Boyer,
Dq.,._was called to the chair. The Rev, Mr. Wannop,

secretary, read the zeport, and t

g was afterwards

Rcir. H. Carpenter, M.A., Rev
and'. L. 'Wright, Esq, The hall
suffocation, and a collection,wb

. Hugh M'N
was crowded almost to
ch amounted to upwards

The death of two children at Manchester illustrates
hievous tendencies of burial clubs. An inquest
brought litna4 to the

the raisel
was .held

and as nothing could

the children,

ferers was burnt to dea