The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-05-02 00:00:00

best part of which is " Lays of the

:al of Elocut
or. Liverpool

ciples of Dr

by of the Human Voic

that it

id, of c

make go,

adapted

RICHARD A

e from

ty from ti

reported

of not less
ty alone. kr

town th

mated to concentrat,

.on of moue:
It must

that this

Rcthschilds, the Hor

the magn
pital rear

widen-

t of taste,

Out of Furor

a extraordinary

au carry it as

.haps not

of one or the of

publication of

inotdo

d nurnerou
as our I Richard in 17

3-'per- pound, instead of by jarthiug,

ds, who, J by Ed

g to 1 ce pt

Could a

The extensive works at

30 as 3

besides

t part, w

WS 0151

i not to

d made to bear

Alexander

Willmer

iding this book we do not spiek favourably of
Duncan is a townsman, butiom a conviction
)ility of the method here propounded. It is

A.ush, in his

unfolds the art of

g to a method which can scarceiy fail to

ses on reading,

I rhythmus, seem to be exceller

view, ana the entire production
I acquirements of Mr. Duncan.

VRIGHT, E

of this

hocan approach within half

1 Heine. of Hamburg, whc

Lccordi

:e in his own

hole property of M

1r two millions beyond the amount at
is rated. Immensely wealthy as are

s drawn out

. _
.idid capitals of all the Rothschilds
,gether equal probably more than one-
ass of accumulated horde left behind by

the only
e. oach capita
the comparison would be Mr. Astor, of
f
hose name will be familiar with all travellers
ve and magnificent pile of buildings which, 'as
has administered to their convenience—a
of the description, and for the specia
-alleled in the whole world : with thi
must be understood that Mr. Astor nei
'vise connected than as planner and pro
part of his vast estate. The reports
wealth created and

dollars, or say about four millions ster-
whilst he is living this can only be mat-
from the truth. In

Never, a curious anecdote has been
!d States. During the lifetime of
rho from a poor outcast exile from
y the former slave population, he-
ld capitalist of Philadelphia, it was
:e rival contention between the peo-
New York which possessed the
s, which was the more wealthy man,
tless the question was not without
y making parties themselves. The
r, or of both, could however alone
id in the former case then only to
kccordingly on the death of Stephen Girard
lual extent of his wealth was verified
his testament, by which the largest
_ was bequeathed for the establishment and sup-
roiliterary and public institutions. When Mr. Astor
5-was'' informed that the total sum of Girard's wealth reached
to some eleven or .twelve millions of dollars, be is re-
onlY
d have exhibited signs of satisfaction, and in au under
o _ _

Baking to himself, to have remarked
—meaning of course that it did not come up

tne mark of his own prodigious possessions.
The late Mr. Richard Ai-kwright was the only son of Sir
Arkwright, the founder and father of the " factory
now exists. He succeeded to all the posses-
spinning factories on the death of Sir
then estimated at, the value, capital stock
f about half a million sterling. As the profits of

s now, ex.

counts, it may be safely asserted that by his
ies in Cranford, Babewell, and Manchester

who both realised large
Bakewell some
had
r his own
time of his

parties who, it is beliew
those at Cranforc

banking establishments in the

ste and not

he lived without t

laid out Upon. his.gardens, on which

I equable force