The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-29 00:00:00

walk a mile, . wheel a barrow a mile, trundle a hoop a
s. and lean

1,3 8 mi.

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over .30,hardles,.10. yards apart, completing the seven
feeKsin one hour. This feat, which tared a man's strength
and endurance to an extraordinary degree, was performed
Although not quite within the
minutes, but this was entirely
sin keeping a clear course,

I
mal much ease and ski
specified time. by a few
owing to the-difficulty thenE

Trea*ar

r.'2idd•
-the. Irist

,
tne mowing CX, On Sunday last a party .of Irish reapers took their seats_
for the spectators pressed soclose to thepedestrian, that
2tt to the Lords of the . in ia,train traveling on /he North Midland Railway from at times his progress and pooe wore much' interfered with.
.uS?..vings Bards:—" se_ .Retheram to Kashro'. Not having provided themselves Surtirva HIM RIGHT.--A. ,married man, living sear
of the union wcu:khouse, ,• wi th; the usual tickets theirasthopghr they might' well get Leeds, was lately ivooing.a .Inixoto widow, who. hearing
A it.t. fund, appeared be- ,out, before the train stopped.. This they effected when the of her suitor's true character,:determined on being re-
tree. pae..ies who were in the 4rairmvaf; near Norannton. Tice, ogineerpulled up, how- venged. ,keeordingly one nigirt she invited him to tea,
mastotly of the gaoler-to-claim evor,,and guards, station men, ond.passengers followed in and scarcely lad die ;finished his first cup, when, upon a
'iserve thatibydar the hot purseit after the Irishmen. Several of them were ~o_-e me as claimants, taken, and next day were fined hemily hy a magistrate
~I:emtsot destitution, were CEMA/IEABLE PaEsenvATrox.—(—)n Sunday, a child her female rleigiknm find ace stances whom she had
let into the Tot-.
signal from at widow, lie .was_jgrinced upon by some of
dienter: about two ,Ye:ars-Old, having been
...ad made partie
ere intendad, but 'they had foirralvestl°endi toafklnlar.l4ldhger2rs'itseater. round him ttn Pit .
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tilw attic, feaout of the wind.— . /Ni,d ,peg •VFXS then brought, and the former
• —A shoulders of the luckless

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pettie pavement

ana was taßen up quite
.R.iseasible ; buts
sustained no fracture, and appears likely
cover. ibis.supposed that her clothe
chute t* break the force of the fall, and

found to have
Ty soon to re-

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_-.....,, ...Lay were living a,
._....Fiqp4 of indeanoetitstdoor relief.; an .3 Oa% -P,
-.gilt easily '''''
me also vied stuck with
theinvestigatilou Nees ,rendered iesst .paieful from the al- on her efete---Beiry Post. -- ------'-r lima Indian fakir. His ha
feathers, and in this strange pli
mast utter dia:egaztl•fer truth, and theeettempts at fraud., A few dayeesince, a waegoner unluckily caused his•horse
eieile, .to •breareethe loud
falsehood, and 4ubontation of peeieere, ,afich were made to back l4a waggon into 'a quiekset hedge, at Horsemen- turned out of the widow's don. *titters. •;iii'?;hat.made
..
by the claimanee:"-eei. pretty eeeztit of .the alms-system • den, in Kest, and thus upset three hives of bees, which •laughs and jeering of scores of sp •
'%
ci'vtilie'evas meet mercilessly
eelifficultyin.making
.a t 1845-1847 !
' immediately attecked their disturber, with such -fury, that-
eceingbeeteerected
,Coreeietanoree-V,re have done nallein to discourage the waggoner wt for to cover his head with a sack, the matter worse, he bad considerabi,
his Aysy out of the square, a barricade h. se, ;howeVer, he
'Protestantism, asiel te4aeeourage Popery. 'That is, to dis- and some labeiwers,heastily fled into the neighbouring field ; for the purpose of confining him. At la 4
toca
.enlice_
ceenrege the faith seleich openly rests •en the revelations of . but the horse, whioleeeuld neither flee nor shelter itself,
Gerd to•man, and tto,ceccueage that whighethlually seals - was so dreadfully stung, that it was with difficulty that its .wasrfortunate enough to obtain the protectin ~,,,i4rillere
man, evil° took him to the Court-house, and ht eNtiteeerd
up the nerd of life from-mankind, Thus .le-ave we sown; life was preserved.
slifired
.to divest himself of his disagreeable . . _
and howfliave we ree.peel;? The earth aefuses to yield her MONEY OII.DERL—IMR following notice has been babiliniepts, and for that of a goose to assume the •.
fruit; and- all our " tioncillation" besto,red,upon the peo- issued morethe auttioritieleat the post-offiee: 1. Ihe ad. plexion off man ; but whether he will venture nine
Pie, leavesms, at last, nreelee the neceeeity of,•bolding the vines .cd y orders &rented on the chief office must appear in the character of a " farmer of substance," an
island lay,military occeepation, more than 404'0 men be- hereafter be transmitted to aat office separate from all to give way to his amatory propensities is more than
ing now •leept employed in .putting doers; and keeping other adqices and in orderite insure this, care must be
.in- a distinct packet. In doubtful.
down, a theeatened rebellion . It might I=e:been sup- taken to tie ;hem up securely.
posed, reaeoning upon ace- CIiARGE ey YORGERY.—On Wednesday the charge of
ordinary prineiples .efealeula- granting money orders, and in advising the same, one forgery broughteegainst Mr. G. W. Dumbell, of Douglas,
tion, that theiidea of " comeiliating" the devotee.snf Wale christian name in full for eitherthe payer or the remitter Isle of Alan mas gone into before a crowded court.
would by this Aime have been ateleast suspected of fallacy. will henceforward be sufficient instead of all the christian The charge consists in the alteration of the date
But we observeino signs of any sea enlightenment. On names being-furnished full; as hitherto required. of a mortgage deed fer,.£l2oo whereby it is alleged that
the contrary, preparations are :deliberafely'inaking, for a The trades' union of the Britaania metal smiths of the claim under a prior mortgage was defeated. The pri-
eonstent and avowed intercourse v.;ith the Pope, with a Sheffield haahired eleven acres of land at Gleadless Corn- soner is a solicitor and a member of the House of Keys.
.view of submitting to him, as .Lord Clarendon began to mon, for the purpose of employing. suoh of its members Mr. Deemster Heywood took his seat at eleven o'clock,
do, recently, all the measures of o.ur .c;overnment having as have no work, and are consequently dependent on the and the Court having been " fenced" in the usual form,
reference to Ireleud, in order that they may be modified funds of the union. The wages allowed to lcbe men are his Honour ordered the coroner to bring in the prisoner.
tonieet " his Holiness's wishes." I4s. a-week, and dd. a-week for each child uncter 13 years Mr. Dumbell accordingly made his appearance shortly af-
'The National System of Education in Ireland has now of age, and the rent paid for the land, with two cottages tsrwards, in custody of the officer, and was permitted to
been in operation since 1832. A good tried of its quality And outbuildings, is XIS; but it is hoped that the ex_ take his seat behind the bar, and near his counsel, one of
and baling efficacy has accordingly been „liven. What penses will be defrayed by the sale of the produce in a whom sat beside him during the day. On entering the
are the results? Lord John Russell in his place in the shop at Sheffield.
court several of his friends shook hands with Lim very
Commonz on 4PnrtaY .night, said they were admirable. it is said that property of the Duke of Buckingham to cordially. The Attorney-General for the island, Mr.
the proper sale of
Roskell, Joseph Roskell, William Smith, and Alexandtr
His proofof his assertion was very simple. There were, the amount of about eighteen thousand a year cannot be Ogden, appeared for the prosecution ; Messrs. Blewitt,
he said. IJA,7 established 4,000 schools, and 4000)0 seine- sold. Neither the Duke nor his son has the power of Stephen, and James Gell, for the prisoner. The follow-
lars. We see the results are 40. That the geeeter the cutting off the Chandos entail, and by ing special jurymen answered to their natne6 :—Robert
number of r' .heels, and the greFter the number oic scho- the other portion of the property, and consequent saving
Lars, the woreeehe system. has pawed itself to be. Six- of interest and insurance, it is declared, by persons coin: Steele. J. S. Shaw and John Stephen, who did not ap-
teen years is a ;Icing time during With to prove the gee- petent to judge, that twelve thousand a year can he saved pear, were fined £lO each, and the Attorney-General hay.
fulness or effieacilee a system. Deeing a shorter eerie!! to the family dee•ing the duke's life. Can it be said that ing prayed a ta/es, Willi Ai Stowell and William Woods
than that the childand the boy grow Grp to the man. Are the marquis, upon coming to the dukedom with thirty were called, and both having answered, the i) r
the morals, the habits, the industry, the /ntellieence, the thousand a year, will be utterly destitute and a beggar ? sworn. The Attorney-Gencral then opened the case,, and
peaceableness the loyalty of the Irish population mono- I Two timber-merchants of Kling have been committed proceeded to call witnesses, whose examination, and tla
festly iaiprove'd under this widely-spread course of teach. I for trial, charged with stealing timber from the New reading of various documents, owing to the very dil•-'
I k
inc. of the Roman Catholic priesthood ? Not in the I Forest. One of the workmen, who was in it,„1...i., - -
slightest degree; they are as iternm-Al_ as MI,. na c—,......... - . .

chanty. or wt4re r

Wight, who was a:,4eral
- ---
finished their operations' "1—
plumage, so that vrt.'eri his relentless assailants had
rds profusely • bedecked with
-.esented...z most .unusual
•een,misraken for some

s.a.para7

:alien clown at

less peaceabLe, and far less .- • , da 1...1.6 ii;noranF, I going into iiio .0,,,,,, ..-. ---
oylit than
l they were when the . then help yourself to any timber
you find there ?" The 1 over flea:,,, ~.,_
system began. Ptrange effects Gf a successful system of I answer was, " T take what I think is the right timber." of the juryinen 01,,
national education !—of what his lordship called on Mon. i No wonder the Royal Forest will not repay the expenses retire. After the lapse of
day night, "a most comprehensive plan,"—" the best of management. The thia'ler seized in the different yards adjourned. The case c-
teechtng that coptd be giYgil I 9 the gfRAtVO number !" 'of the forest, and on shipboard in Southampton Water, defendant was at one,
Record. . . ~
is said to excee4 in value OAS. tions of his friends.

ie rzir.l ti:l
mite) was takcn
t half I

,'clock, v:1

?:our thCcou

amidst the congtatuli;