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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

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lolished, or a new and more stable measure of vali

" From your allusion, to the small progress of the trad
of France under a less extended system of credit. as coin
pared with that of England, we presume that you admi
credit to be favourable, to the development of the produc
tive powers of a country ; and if so, that you will ogre
with us in the necessity of altering a system of current

licit so seriously interferes with that development.
" A desire to confine ourselves to the effects of an ex-

port of gold in its two functions of commodity and money,
induces us to abstain from remarking on other parts of
our article. We must observe, however, that it is not
orrect to say that the intrinsic value of gold is regu-
supply and demand, the same as wheat or iron;'
market value which is so regulated."
Liverpool, Nov. 8, 1848.

LECTURES ON EGYPT, &e.—OnThursday, the Rev. H.
H. Higgins, M.A.,'delivered the second of three lectures
on this subject, at the Collegiate Institution, to it numer-
ous and highly-respectable audience. The lecturer gave
some interesting details relative to the Desert, the Red
Sea, and the principal cities in that locality. with remarks
on the manners. customs, and present state of the inha-

bitants.---HeitisoPOlnted out those places and objects
which are connected with many of the leading events and
scenes in Scripture History, and which have been made
the subject of remark by commentators. The lecture was
illustrated by views, maps, &c., produced by the magic lan-
tern, which were particularly striking and beautiful. What
renders the lectures doubly interesting, is the fact that
the lecturer has visited the various places he describes in
this hitherto but partially explored portion of the globe.
The next lecture on Thursday evening will be of a highly
interesting character, being a description of the city of
Jerusalem. The proceeds of the lectures, as our readers
are aware, are to go to the Church of England Schcol So-
cietT,

von Nathan Talbot, a•
labourer on the new line of the Liverpool and Bury Rail'.
way, and'robbing him of a sum of money, necker Chief,.
communit y were tobacco box, and dog muzzle, that morning, between,l2
I -A
Frond the disfigured enonteremeo of the

violent

he had other severe cuts upon, his face. r The prisoner is
committed for trial, and the next day another man was

Christmas, Messri. William and Samuel Bull
sters, bought a large silk factory, forty yards long, nine
yards wide, and four storeys high, which had been built
upwards of twenty years. The upper story had been bent
or jutted out by a strong wind soon after the faetary wag

ti=assr-

hat the tot

kf the front wall pro.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

PLATE FOR HIRE

TOSEPH MAIER takes the opportunity of inform-
') ing his Patrons, that he bas this year added very consider-
ably to his SERVICE of PLATE kept for HIRE, consisting of

CANDELABRA, EPERGNES, VEGETABLE DISHES,
VENISON DISHES, DISH COVERS, WINE COOLERS,
SOUP AND SAUCE TUREENS,
COFFEE, TEA, AND CHOCOLATE SERVICES,

KETTLES, URNS, SPOONS, FORKS,
And every article requisite for the Breakfast, Dinner, or Tea

Table. ,
J. M. is now enabled to supply sufficient for the largest
parties, on very short notice, ready cleaned for the table.
From the very low scale of his charges, an important advantage
will be derived from this means, as it saves the expense of pur-
chasing an extra quantity of Plate for occasional use.

JOSEPH MAYER,
SILVERSMITH AND JEWELLER,
68 .5- 70, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

TO THE MERCANTILE GENTLEMEN OF
LIVERPOOL.

THE PROPRIETOR of the LONDON HOTEL and
RESTAURANT,

23, UNION-STREET,
respectfully begs to inform the Merchants, Brokers, and other
Gentlemen of Live 001, that the LONDON HOTEL and
RESTAURANT is NOW OPEN.

A Bill of Fare, the provision of which is calculated to please
every PalatP,
from
the moot eimple to the 4 most epicurean, al-
ways ready, and the Charges are most moderate.

Chops and Steaks Cooked in the London style, at the shortest
notice.

AN ORDINARY AT HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1848.

SEACOME DAWBARN,

TAILOR, 4.c.,

OF LLAMA CLOTH, AS ALSO

110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

AGENT FOR NICOLL'S NEW REGISTERED PALETOT,

FOR THEIR OTHER MANUFACTURED GOODS.

J. SWAIN'S NEW REGISTERED PALETOT

SOLE AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL,

MADDOX AND VANE,
TAILORS,
15, BOLD-STREET,
DEG respectfully to acquaint their Friends and the
Inhabitnts of Liverpool and Birkenhead, that they have
been appointed SOLE AGENTS for Liverpool for J. SWAIN'S
REGISTERED SYRIAN PALETOT.

THIS COAT IS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
FIRST OF WORKMANSHIP,
ELEGANT IN DESIGN,
AND VERY MODERATE IN PRICE.
PRICES OF REGISTERED SYRILN YALETOT.
Registered Paletot £2 0 0
Ditto, lined with Silk 2 5 0
Ditto, Waterproof Milled, for Winter wear 2 10 0
To BE HAD IN LIVERPOOL oarror A. ABOVE.

JOSEPH DAVIS,
(LATE DAWBARN AND DAVIS,)
T4AIL OR AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET.

MHE NEWEST LONDON AND PARISIAN
STYLES, combining Elegance with Economy, supplied by
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET,
(SEVENTH DOOR FROM BOLD-STREET,)
LIVERPOOL.

LIGHT, AIR, HEALTH.
BAILLIE'S Patent Glass Window Ventilators, for
Offices, Smoking-rooms, and Dwelling-houses. The
Subscribers have models, and will give estimates for completing
the same.

FORREST AND BROMLEY,
WINDOW-GLASS AND OIL MERCHANTS,
19, OLD HAYMARKET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Co by

TO be LET, with immediate possession, a CON-
FECTIONER'S SHOP i a good HOUSE attached.
Fixtures to be taken a nation, the present Occupier leav-
ing the Business.
Apply on the Premises, No. 1, Mill-street, Toxteth-park.

O be LET, a DETACHED VILLA, within fifteen
T
minutes' waik of Woodside replete with every
ad suitable for nteel family.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

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LADIES' ttOTIIING SOCIETY,
IN CONNEXION rtt
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, yCONWAY-STREET,
BIRKENHEAD.
THE ANNUAL SALE OF CLOTHING (Made by
the Poor of Birkenhead) and of FANCY WORK, (the
Contribution of Ladies atm Others,) will take place in the
CRAVEN-ROOMS, Chester-street, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the
28th instant, beginning at Half-past Ten, Forenoon.:
The Clothing is of the Best Material and Workmanship, and
will be sold at Cost Price.
The object of this Society, which has been in existence for
upwards of Nine Years, is to give Employment and Relief to
the industrious and deserving Poor of all Religious Denomina-
tions. During each Winter, the Society clothes, and affords
the means of temporary assistance to many otherwise destitute
families.

The countenance and support of all frien to such a bene-
volent and truly Christian Charity is earnestlyly and respectfully
solicited.
An Instrumental Band will be in attendance in the Evening,
from Five o'clock.
Birkenhead. November 22, 1848.

ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCH, WINDSOR.
ON SUNDAY next, the 3d December, SERMONS
wilt (D. b Preached in this Crch :in the Mrning,
by the Rev. W. M. FALLOON,
;and in the Evening, by
the Rev. HUGH APNEILE, D.D., Honorary Canon of Chester ;
and Collections made in aid of the Funds for supporting a
Scripture Reader in connexion with the District of St. Clement's.
Divine Service to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Morn-
ing, and Half-past Six o'clock in the Evening.

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
AMEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS in this
COPANY, who are not in favolzr of further Amal-
gamationMs at present, will he held at the Clarendon-rooms on
THURSDAY the 7th December, at One o'clock. ,

DR. MUSPRATT'S COLLEGE OF CHEMISTRY,
21, CANNING-STREET.
THIS Institution is NOW OPEN Daily, from Ten
I till Five, for the purpose of affording Practical Instruction
in all branches relating to CHEMISTRY. Gentlemen desirous
of entering may attend half-days, one, two, three, four, or fives
days during the week. Terms, 6s. per day, or .el 5 per Session
of four months.
Commercial and other Analysis trill rooCiVc immediate atten-
tion.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

WINTER FASHIONS
IN SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND FURS.
C R I P P S'S
J. • SHAWL, MANTLE, AND FUR WAREHOUSE,

(OR HOUSE,)
NO. 48, BOLD-STREET,
he First Provincial House in the Kingdom for Novelty,
ashion, and Economy, has, without exception, this Season,
he Newest, Cheapest, and most extensive Assortment of

SHAWLS,
The most tasty and varied choice of Velvet, Silk, and Woollen
MANTLES AND TRAVELLING CLOAKS,
The richest and best seasoned Stock of
FURS,
And, withal, the lowest in price.
In soliciting an inspection of his Winter Novelties, J.
CRIPPS begs to state, that whilst every facility is afforded for
selecting and purchasing, those " urgent appeals" (too fre-
quently resorted to in these "pressing times") are strictly
prohibited in his Establishment.
He would call particular attention to a very superior make of
rich Silk Velvet he has just imported for Mantles, warranted
not to crush, or spot with rain, a great desideratum in either
Carriage or Promenade Mantle.
A few of Last Year's Travelling Cloaks less than Half Price.
Please note the address,
J. CRIPPS, 48, BOLD-STREET,

TWO DOORS BELOW CONCERT-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

PERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGHS,

IN TEN MINUTES AFTER USE, IS INSURED BY
DR. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS.
The most wonderful Cures of Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, and all Disorders of tlyeßreath and Lungs, are
everywhere performed by this extraedinary remedy.
'ITO MR. P. ROBERTS, RANEyttIII-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
" Hale, near erpool, December 10th 1844.
" SIR,--4 write to inform uof the great benefit I have re-
ceived from taking Lococ a Wafers, which you recommended
to me. I was so much pressed at my chest that, when I lay
down, a coughing fittame on with such violence that I have
often thoughteltyld not live to see the morning; but now I
can sleep a whol ight without coughing, after taking only two
boxes of Waf (Signed) " J. HAYES."

" TO SIR. P. ROBERTS, RANELAGH-STREET
" Parliament-street, Liverpool, Jan. lst, 1845_
SIR,—It is with much pleasure I bear testimony to the ex-
traordinary powers of Locock's Pulmonic Wafers. I had been
troubled with a cough and hoarseness for nearly two years,
without relief, when, by your recommendation, 1 was induced
to try Locock's Wafers, the effects of which were soon visible,
for one large box (28. 9d.) has quite cured me. I have since
recommended them to several of my friends, and they have
also experienced the greatest relief from them.—l remain,
yours, ever grateful, " JOHN WILLIAMS."
The particulars of many hundred Cures may be had from
every Agent throughout the Kingdom, and on the Continent.
DR. LOCOCK'S WAFERS give instant relief, and a rapid
cure of Asthmas, Consumptions, Coughs, Colds, and all Dis-
eases of the Breath and Lungs.
To SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS they are invaluable,
as in a few hours they remove all Hoarseness, and increase the
Power and Flexibility of the Voice. They have a most pleasant
taste. Price Is. lid., 2s. 94., and I Is. per box.
DA SILVA and Co., 1, Bride-lane, Fleet-street, London. Sold
by all Medicine Vendors.

WHOLESALE AGENTS:
EVANS, SON, AND CO., LORD-STREET.
Sold in Liverpool by Ross and NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-
office; ROBERTS, Ranelagh-street ; CARTER, and CLAY, Bold-
street ; ASI'INALL, St. James's-street ; WAosTArr, Great
George place ; BRITTEN. Old Haymarket ; HOWELL, Dale-
street ; and all Medicine Vendors in the Kingdom.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

FROM
NO. 6, COLQUITT-STREET,
TO
NO. 81, RENSHAW-STREET,
(TOP OF BOLD-STREET.)
WRAINFORD respectfully informs his Friends
• and the Public, (who have so kindly patronised him
during the last five years in Colquitt-street,) that he intends
REMOVING, on or about the Ist of January next, to PRE-
MISES lately erected in RENSHAW-STREET, where he
hopes to meet with a continuance of those favours which have
hitherto been so liberally bestowed upon him.
In order to open with an entirely NEW STOCK, he purposes
DISPOSING of the whole of his present UPHOLSTERY and
CABINET FURNITURE, of which due Notice will be given.
November 24, 1847.

AS THOMAS URQUHART IS

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS,

SELLING OFF
The whole of his Extensive STOCK of
CABINET P,URNITURE,
Looluxe-GLASSES, MOREEN, DAMASK, AND
TRIMMINGS.
BEDSTEADS, BED-FEATHERS, MATRESSES, &c,

13, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

THAT Buyers may judge of the extent of the STOCK
and of the BARGAINS offered, they are invited to examine
the Goods in the Ware-rooms, to accept and consult the Cata-
logue containing the description and price of every Article on
Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Kitchen Req

Te
th oprbeernviiseews,eds2r
cthhuercl4hlosrtnrieengt. 11
of Sale, and Catalogues had 0

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURI
PIANO-FORTE, NEARLY 2,000 OUNCES OF SILVER
PLATE, CAPITAL PL AT ED ARTICLES, ELECTO"
PLATE, SHEFFIELD AND OTHER WARE, GLASS
CHINA, LINEN, UPWARDS OF 300 DOZENS OF FIRST'
RATE O
WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, AND TH!!
EFFECTS, AT THE WELLINGTON HOTEL, IN MUD'
STREET, LIVERPOOL.
MESSRS. CHURTON respectfnll announce that
they have been directed to SE y AUCTION, without
the :east reservation, on TUESD ext, the sth of Decembell
and several following days, c mencing each day at Eleven
o'clock punctually, the wh of the very excellent HOD
S& FURNITURE, irably adapted to a suite of Ferri
Bed-rooms and num us Sittin rooms, comprising evert
g-
article of utility repaired in such :.n extensive Establishment'
The greater part the Furniture is modern, and manufacture,'
of Rosewood and Mahogany, after recent designs.
Nearly 2,000 Ounces of remarkably chaste and beautiful
SILVER PLATE, consisting of Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Tan.
kards, Epergne, Tea Equipages, Cups, &c. ; modern Eleell
Silver and Sheffield Plated Goods, Metal Ware, &c. ; a Cellar 01
upwards of 300 Dozens of first-class WINES, SPIRITS, and
LIQUEURS, all in high condition, and selected from the beot
houses in the kingdom ;
la
r 0
Services of China and Earthetr
ware, richly Cut and Plain Glass, Cottage Piano-forte, lir
quantity of Bed and Table Linen, together with the whole
the Requisites for the Kitchens, Bar, Butler's Pantry, &c. A
May be viewed on the Mornings of Sale and Catalognes /10'
from the Auctioneers, six days prior to the sale, at their Offices,
41, Lord-street.

SALE OF A MOST VALUABLi..
COMPRISING 80 ACRES, IN A h
AT OXTON, ON THE CHESHIRh
BIRKENHEAD AND LIVERPOOL, DIVID.
LOTS.

EHOLD EsTAIT•
FENCE, SITU/Val
NEAR To
ED INT,'r,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

PHILIP KELLY

cv. J. Gate

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:sq., of this

ES WALKER HALL WOOD-
of Margaret Woodburne, of

wife of the late Mr,

rs, ANN, wife of
daughter of the

maunfacturer, of this town,
a numerous circle of friends

only son of Mr.

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MARY, last s

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Sutton, Cheshire
47th year, LUDWIG

ib year, the Rev.
f Jesus, and Papa

Melton 1%

wbray, aged 74,

one of the oldest and keenest

Twood, Surrey, in

85th year, THOMAS CALLA-
buncil of the College of Sur-
argeon

y-tw•o years assistant-:

ier sister, Mrs. Fairhurst, Holt-
ss MARSDEINI, for►uerly of St.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

THE BRAZILS,

FALMOUTH, Nov. 23.—8 y the Racer, arrived off Pen-
zance, advices have been received from Buenos Ayres of
a recent date, and the following is an extract of a letter
from that city, bearing date the ISth September:—" The
Sardinian chargé d'affaires, who has lately been dismissed,
embarked yesterday. Mr. Southeron, the British minis-
ter, now on his way out, will not be received here unless
he is commissioned to offer satisfaction for past injuries
and insults, and to pay damages. We do not think there
will be any British or French representative here for some
years to come, as the differences can never be easily
settled. Freights are still very high. The last English
vessels which came in were taken up at 85s. per ton for
tallow, and salted hides at 655. or 70s. for England. For
the continent freight is £7 10s. per ton for dry hides.
We suppose there will be plenty of vessels here before the
end of the year, and that freights will fall considerably.
Affairs are still going on as usual at Monte Video, but we
apprehend it must be given up to Oribe in a few months,
for we do not imagine England or France will do any-
thing to prevent it. Business is completely paralysed
there. Exchange on England, 625. per doubloon;
doubloons, 0337 currency each."

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
(BY EXPRESS.)

LONDON SrONEY MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The large majority in favour of General Cavaignac, and the
contemplated inquiry into the expenditure of various- public
departments, has served to impart a firm tone to the funds,
which previously, however, had an upward tendency. Consols
opened at 873 to 3, receded' to 874 to 3, and are now 873 to 3.
The unfunded debt is aisoat fully the high premium of lad
week, and perhaps even somewhat better. The new Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 861 to 3. Bank Stock it
188 to 189.

LONDON CORN MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The supply of English Wheat at market this morning wag
very short, and the bulk of it in'very indifferent condition; to.
effect sales a decline of 3s. per quarter had to be submitted to.
There was but a very limited demand for foreign Wheats, and'
its value again declined Is. to 25.• per quarter. The town
millers have reduced the top price of Flour 2s. per sack;
country and French marks were a Very heavy sale at a similar
reduction. Barley in short supply, and its value was sup-
ported. With the exception of Iristi'Oats, of which the arrivals
are large, our market has been but moderately supplied during
the week. The trade this morning.was without animation,
and prices must be quoted Is. lower. Beans maintained last
Monday's quotations, but white Peas were Is. cheaper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

. _
HENRY BOOTH, )
i Secretaries,
C. E. STEWART,

LIVERPOOL SI

NOTICE
11 Com m.
for the County
Court II(

.n Liverpool, on

TURDAY, the

of Persons who

ce►nber, 1848. for the ti
committed to the House of Correction. at Kin
the Assizes or Gaol Delivery to be held at Liver

respect to whom Recc

nd answ

Gaol Delivery

the Calf

f Mjmtliester am:

!alio as
and R

of Reg.
v. Terer

us and oth

2. All other Cases.
The First Class of P
d the Second Cl . '

lAL COMMISSION,

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL

hsive been
le, for trial at
-pool, or with

been entered into

Jibe taken by Mr. JUSTICE ERLE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

WISBECH CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 25.
We have only a moderate show of Wheat at our market this

week, Beans and Oati are not p

aentiful, and still keep their

PRICES TO THE GROWER

Wheat, new white
Ditto, do., red
Oats

59 to Glib., .46s
Ditto, 43s

0 48s. per quarter

100. to lljd. per stone.
355. to 40s. per quarte

Beans, new

LEEDS CORN

MARKET. Nov. 21

The winds being a little more favourable the last few days,
we have a better show of grain t.-day than last week. There
has been but little business don
pet
ley

and in some instances a still treater red

uction on of

quilities

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 22.
During the present week English Wheat could not be disposed
exrpnt at a reduction of Is. to 2, npr nnnrter_ which holders

of fine`qualities were unwilling to accept. ➢lalting Barley a
dull sale at Is. per qr. less money. In Beans no alteration.
Oats 6d. to ls. per qr. cheaper.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET, Nov. 24

We had only a moderate supply of grain to-day, but yet the
market was generally dull. Wheat, Oats, and grinding Barley
were 3a. to 6d. cheaper. Malting Barley being scarce, and
wanted, fully supporttd the currencies of last Tuesday. Indian
Corn heavy, without alteration in price.
White Wheat 24s Od to 29s Od ' Old Oats....
Red ditto '22s Od to 28s Od Oatmeal ...
Barley 12s Od to 18s 6(1 Second Flou
Bere Os Od to Os Od Indian Corn
New Oats

13s Od to 15s ad
...10s 6d to 13s Od
T.. 17s Od to 18s ad
... 34s Od to 37s 3d
r 4801b5.)

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, NOVEMBER 22.
be show of prime Beasts was very small to-day, and of in

forior duality. Superior Sheep equally scarce; best quality of
Beef and Mutton in great demand. The former per head
dearer, best Mutton worth 6d. per lb.

LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, Nov. 22

We had an average show of both Beasts and Sheep at market
to-day; the beasts generally were in good condition and chiefly

sere was a fair attendance of buyers, but the

market was sluggish; a few of the best quality realised 6s. 9d.
Good Beef sold at 6s. 3d. and as low as ss. 9d. per st. of 161 b. ;
a few left unsold. The Sheep were of good quality and sold at
Gd. ; inferior, sd. per lb. All sold up. Beasts, 365 ; Sheep,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

saw ;" and to-morrow be may be found running
before a nor-nor-westerly gale, with all his sails
set, and steering for a port, with whose cruizers he
was yesterday exchanging broadsides. Nothing
exceeds his Protean talents, except the " modest
assurance" and total absence of a blush, with
which he stands up to display, or to defend, his
shamelessness.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

by your own

ties than usuaL by t

" But the main c

than in ordinary times,' is to say that the bill acts in-
versely. It is certain, however, that Ihe reserve in the
bank is to all intents a part of the circulation, and any ab-

straction, therefore, by any export of gold, produces the
same effect as though it was taken from,the hands of the
public.

" Again, you say

is, if extensive loans of commodi
be tedocniable on a

y, with sc

harvest c

sed a sudden ex
supply of which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

importers showing a disposition to press sales
resulted in the disposal of 400 tons, at

much in request, at the advance previ-
_ Some new Bacon has been disposed of
Beef would find a ready sale, but the market is

Fine new Pork
ously obtained.

bare .of the article, only 3 brls. having been imported las
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

he consented to

War Dip,
with the I

t the

secretary, who w

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIF

Tunis to Si
conduct, I r

1 only ft

.cquaintance w•

cernecl, I know that

of the Christian re

ed to a

.•. 410 n c
also) from the indignation of a fanatical
jealous cf interference with their religion
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

)eing once more in power woi.

restoration o
Admittin

confidence

munit

feel confide

etween hi

most import

opinion. In pa
attachment for his pet hobby, our
system. It is tolerably well knoN

views ; and in what is

moment engaged

reputation Of 'the Bank

he onus of it
sank Directc

Dbiect of the se

,paration of the b
artment, and acted as if

no ob:

!onstilt any intere

of the Sr

arehol

s of theßaril

appeared in the Mc

of the B

and his fi

The first st(

ment as we

.onicle

lical d

and those from whom he has
en; hopeless. Upon some
Questions of the day Sir

ins indisputably his

,sent monetary

hat the Morn-

e exponent of his
,rnal at the present

In attempting to patch up the
44, and to throw
iisconduct of the
who it says have mistaken the

Lking from the
ley were under
is beyond those
From a perusal

ome restriction
iscount market

which press
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

THE TALBOT CUP

Second Ties.—Superfine beat Spy, Credit beat Lime-
kiln Lad, Clarina beat Treasure, Fancy beat Tyrant,
LRienddmbaenat beatßu
Education,O Ailnodge,e Actress cbteraetsspbael.
t Topper, Jenny
Third Ties.—Superfine beat Credit, Clarina beat Fan-
cy, Redman beat Actress, Reindeer beat Jenny Lind.

THE LYTHAM CUP,

Second Ties.—Smashem beat Tay, Sergeant at Arms
beat Princess, Burscough beat Emperor, Libertine beat
Young Waxy, St. Leger beat Gelert, Turpin beat Sharr
er, Oliver beat Craft, Carlo beat Demagogue, Curry Pow'
der beat Dart, Story Teller beat Wellington, Wilton beat
Sybil, Snap beat Dacia.
Third Ties.—Sergeant at Arms beat Smashem,
tine beat Burscough, St. Leger beat Turpin, Oliver beat
Carlo, Story Teller beat Curry Powder, Snap beat Wilton'

Lord Stanley has purchased Sir Thomas, by Ithuria
out of Poll Maggot, a yearling, for 200 sovs.
Lord Clifton s Surplice has won the greatest amoull,
of stakes during the season, including the " champion
feat of winning the Derby and Ledger, viz., £10,4751
which has not been surpassed since Cotherstone's yea*
1843, when he placed to his owner's credit £13,7901
Tadmour beats the two years old with the rayther swee'
sum of £4,586; Cymba, including the Oaks, £4,373f
Glendower, £4,375, Canezon, £5,555, Van Tromp £4,170f
Flatcatcher £4,120, The Flying Dutchman .£4,095'
Chanticleer £3,435.

EXTRAORDINARY TERMINATION OF A Fox-CHASE!
On the 13th instant Mr. Lumley's celebrated Fmk of
hounds met at Branby Moor, and a goodly field of awe'
teurs were present. The party got to Bell Moor gorse,
but did not at first find the fox. After a run of 5001
miles the fox was driven from his hiding-place, and foral
into the open " field." He reached a small thicket, ATI
lay down to foil his pursuers ; and when they had passe'
him he got up and returned to cover. The dogs follows!"
and had a great distance to run before they smelt ble/
out. It was found that he had again exercised his cult
ning by lying down in a hedge-row, which the hotiP°;
passed by ; when, in a spirited manner ho got up SI)
faced the gentlemen and horses, and returned to anothP,'
distant point, his pursuers in close chase. He got to Is
stack-yard, and bounded doors, walls, and every obstacle'
until he reached the fold-yard of a farm, when he sprten
upon a lofty farm building, and thence bounded upoill
cottage roof. He made to the chimney, and droPPe"
himself down. It was supposed that he knew thile
" locality." Poor Reynard was beset at the top, as well
as the bottom of the chimney, and on descending -tg
terra firma, it is stated that he was " destroyed." Thal
certainly is a degree of cruelty in killing this " dog
the woods," after his gallant defence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

minds of earth

But before you blame too harshly
this use, or rather abuse, try a hopeless life, with daily
cravings of the body for food. Try. not alone bein
without hope yourself, but seeing all around you reduce
to the same despair, arising from the same circumstances
all around you telling (though ti:
ua ge), by their looks and feebi
suffering and sinking under the
you not be
opium gives

scribed to opium

ad to f

Tt lite'and its burdens

thus purchase it pl

but who

can expec
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

favourite systems or

15 COMM ISSIONERS.—Un
was held in the council chamber, for purpose 05 elect
ing a pilots' commissioner, in the place of Mr. Benjamin
Simpson, deceased. The Mayor presided. Mr. Jenkins,
seconded by Mr. J. N. Wood, proposed Mr. Wm. Potter ;
nd he was elected without opposition.

Thursday a meeting
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

in lat. 44, lor
Oct.. in lat. 3 N

10.—Sultana, from
long. 30 W.—

Alfred, of Salcombe

Joey. 19th Nov

n Ascension, for Portsmouth,
.—Derwent, outward bound,
William Mooney, from Ply-
-23 W.—Gypsey, from Lou-
:_ A N.. lonT. W_--flnlnh

Thompson, fiom Cardiff, for Sineappr,
N., long. 22 W.—Madura, 19th Oct., in lat.
Kenai] HasseMar, 15th Oct., in lat. 7 S., long.
from New York, for Monte Video, 21st Oct., in
26 W.—Kestrel, outward bound, 21st Nov., in lat. 50 N.,
10 W.—Avon, from St. John, N. 11., for this port, 11th Nov., in
49.—Compeer, hence for St. Michael, 15th Nov ,
—Esther A" for mbuco, 27th
1, 9th Oct.,
'outh, for

22nd Sept., in lat. 8
. 4 N.. lon

;. 25 W.-

in lat. 47, long. 12.- .nn, hen.
Oct., in lat. 11, long. .—Zephyr, her
in lat. 11 N. long. 19. W.—Sante:
Adelaide, 22nd Sept.—Tanjore, 29th Sept.' in lat. 3N., lon„.-
W.—Bengal, hence—and Maitland, from London, Bth Oct., it
lat. 10 N., long. 15 W.—Glenor-"-Nto Calcutta, for London,
'rd Oct., in lat. 31, long ,m Maranham, for
28th Oct -llirundo, from
^4 —Lord

,rchy, fro.
SO W.--Audez,
Barcelona, _ , lat. 28 N., long.
Newcastle, for New York, 16th Nov. in lat.
Althorn, from Lima, for London, 10th Nov.

—Margiretta, from New Or;eans, for Hull, 17th Nov.. in lat.
48, long. 23.—Victory, komßornbay, for this port, Bth Oct„ in

for New York, 15th Nov., in lat. 46 N., long. 2f
from New Orleans, for Havre, 18th Nov., in lat
W,—Princess Helene, off the Smalls.

N., long. 19

LONDON GAZE7TE.—TUESDAY, Nov
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

AT REDUCED PRICES.

T. WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
cri,,psrjetl4__
135, TVHITECHAPE
Opposite Great Ch r e-street.
ESTAB cED 1813, BY
FR"IS PINNEY.
IN STOCICe, 2000 VENETIAN-SHADE BLINDS.

GAUZE WIRE AND ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE.

ENGRAVER, PRINTER, AND LITHOGRAPHER.
re
459 jits.3y_be
T B. LEATHERBARRO gs to inform his
4.1 • Friends and the Publir at he has
.1110VED
FROM NO. 25, T 4 O. 11, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
S ORS FROM LORD-STREET,
Where all orde IX
trusted to him will be executed with neat-
ness and desp ch.

THAMES PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
HANOVER-STREET,
(NEAR BOLD AND CHURCH-STREETS, LIVERPOOL.)
PARTIES requiring PLATE GLASS can be supplied
upon the most liberal terms, with HAMES PLATE
GLASS, which stands unrivalle for brilliancy and colour
to any other Plate Glass hit o manufactured.
A large Stock kept u he above Premises, and SILVERED
PLATES executed despatch.
ST KEY AND CUFFLEY,
SOL AGENTS FOR LANCASHIRE.

54, BOLD-STREET,
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL.

RICH CUT PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GLASS,

CHINA,
BIRMINGHAM ANDS lELD GOODS.
LUC N AND CO.,
C • SU SSORS TO T. SMITH,
Beg re fully to inform the Public, that this
IMME E STOCK OF SUPERIOR GOODS,
and the Prices nt which they are Selling, will ensure the Public
A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT_ !
A 4st of a few Articles will convince all Parties of the
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !
d.
10,000 Wine Glasses s. 0
2 each.
10,000 Good Cut Ditto 3 6 doz.
20,000 Tumblers 0 1 each.
15,000 Do.
10,000 Do.
Sets Cruets, 3 Bottles and Frame complete 1 3 ~
20,000 Salts
0 3 ft
China Tea services, complete
Ditto, Burnished with Gold

A large Assortment of DESSERT DISHES, PICKLE BOT-
TLES, PLATES, CHAMPAGNES, HOCK GLASSES, LI-
QUEURS, WATER BOTTLES, GAS GLOBES, HALL
LAMPS, DECANTERS, CLARETS, BUTTER COOLERS,
FINGER BASINS, TALL BOYS, and every description of
Glass manufactured.

IRON JAPAN GOOD 9, PAPIER-MACIIEE TEA TRAYS,
METAL TEA and COFFEE POTS, &c.

OBSERVE! 54, BOLD-STREET,
ONE DOOR ABOVE THE MUSIC-HALL.

DENT'S IMPROVED WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
"El J. DENT, Watch and Clock 11 - by distinct
JUJ • appointments to the Queen, civil Highness Prince
Albert, and his Imperial Maj the Emperor of Russia,
most respectfully solicits fro e public an inspection of his
extensive Stock of WAT ES and CLOCKS, embracing all
the late modern impr nments, at the most economical charges.
Ladies' Gold Wat s, with gold dials, jewelled in four holes,
8 guineas; emen's, with enamelled dials. 10 guineas •
Youths Silver Watches, 4 guineas; warranted substantial and
accurate-going Lever Watches, jewelled in four holes, 6 guineas.
E. J. DENT, 82, Strand; 33, Cockspur-street ; and 31, Royal
Exchange (Clock Tower Area), London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

LOAF BREAD FREE FROM ACIDITY.

THE EDINBURGH FLOUR, BREAD, AND
FANCY BISCUIT ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 11, LONDON-ROAD.
141 GIBBONS begs respectfully to acknowledge
_Lu • his sense of gratitude for the extensive patronage en-
joyed by him for the last seven years. The success which has
attended his endeavours to simplyioaf—Bread from the best
materials, free from Acidity, is ed by the general public
expression given in its favour.
R. G. begs again to to , that the same scrupulous at-
tention is paid to the m facture of the great essential of life
as hitherto, and in • s a visit from those heads of families
who have not al dy made a comparison between his manu-
facture and t generally sold at other establishments, as it is
a well-estab fished fact, that there is nothing worse for the
constitution than bad or ill-baked Bread.
Every variety of FANCY BREAD, BISCUIT, BLAIR-
ATHOLL CAKE, SCOTCH SEED CAKE, SHORT-
BREAD, &c.
SCOTCH OATMEAL, GLASGOW PEAMEAL, PEARL
BARLEY, RYE, AND FRENCHTOWN FLOUR.
N.B.—Observe, nearly opposite the Blind Asylum.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

On THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Cotton Sales-room, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool,
About 5 Butts 30 Hhds. 90 Qr. Casks & 90 Octaves SHERRY,
5 Pipes 25 Hhds. and 20 Qr. Casks PORT,
25 H lads. Red CAPE,
10 Pipes White DITTO,
10 Hhds. 20 Barrels . NDY,
50 1-Dozen Case AM PAGNE,
1250 Dozen ve perior high flavoured and firmly crusted
PO ,in 3-Dozen Cases,
50 1 Dozen Cases superior HOCK,
And various other WINES.

Samples will be ready at the Brokers' Office, (where Cata-
logues may be had,) This Day and To-morrow, the 28th and
29th instant, and may be tasted until twelve o'clock on the
morning of sale.
For further particulars apply to
CHRIST. BUSHELL and Co., Brokers.

By virtue of a decree of the High Court of Admiralty.
On THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Broker's Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The Brig BRITANNIA
240 tons o.m. and 217 tons N.M

Dimensions

tially copper-6sten , well secured with iron knees
throughout ; carries a fai rgo ; sails well; stands without
ballast, and is suited general purposes : lying in Queen's
Dock.--For inven es and further particulars apply to
Messrs. LACES, 11 TEES, RIGOE and ROSCOE, Solicitors, or to
TONGE, CURRY and CO.,
Brokers for the Sale of Ships.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

!e of his son-in-law, Mr. Samuel
t, aged 87, Mr. EDWD. PRICE,

1 93, Mrs. BUTLER, mother of

I, eldest son of Mr. IL WIL-
Decensed was bedridden from

10 months, JOHN
OM TENNANT, of

of this

he Earl of Winchel-
st daughter of the Earl
Marquis of Anglesey.
, daughter of Mr. J. WAL-

the sea
[AM, el

Bangor, in her 68th year, Mille
7 of the Lord Bishop of Bangor.
FIN COX, of Mulberry-street.
OMAS TAYLOR, comedian, late
ester and this town. _ _

tou-square, London, Mr.
graver. Deceased was the

s of work which has occasioned a
of literature, painting, and en-
) years than any other enterprise
the still more valuable quality of
amount of perfection to be de-
qks of art now submitted to it.
ged for nearly forty years in in-
'cry best engravings which have

iIARTIIA MATILDA, wife of
X, K.C.B.

year;

;,,,hter of MT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

conduct of men willing to enquir(

Committee after committee w

vital interest to the public; and in every case such

questions were barked, the corn]
with a party bias, or the evidence r
torted to meet the views of the ult

tees selected
ived was dis-

Need we refer to the
the Committee on
st

feed we point to
disgrace. f.t.fessions of evidence, and the
withholding of returns and correspondence, by
members of the Government themselves ? We
need not. The remembrance of these infarra
too recant; and the

avigati on ?

of the intention of th

public are becoming satisfied
le party, by whom they were
us blindfold along the path,

practiced

)on whit,

fenced "only

bitter sufferir

ar, we

I feel

amine (1

axious a
.....t.:l_

tion and its cause

y the reality of their posi-

for the construction of su
we shall be reminded tl-

•ernment?—

old Uonservativc

weakened by d

nm on

of cohesion

The CI

were held up fc

be chairmar

nd the ori,
with lint f

was hailed with
on, authorising

)sals of the di-

.t annoyance to the

MOST DANGEROUS PRACTICE-NARROW D
CAPE OF THREE PERSO.• SFROM DROWNING.

ay evening, two acc

Seacombe Slip; at the south end of the 131

ince's Pier, the
..„" ~......:

is the custom for the Dublin mail boat to come eve
evening, at half-past six o'clock, to the slip in questio

or, at low wa

passengers and luggage, and to remain there until half-
past seven. Whilst there, of course, the passengers to
and from Seacombe and Ezremont have to scramble over

convenience and danger is increased by the very inade-
quate provision made by the Dublin boat, in the shape of
a gangway, which is a narrow slab, with a man-rope on

only on

side, and not a rib or step to enable the passe
b or descend the steep inclit

ger the more easi
At ha

o'clock, on Saturday night, in (

tleman, an inhabitant of Seaeombe, slipped off the gang-
way in question, it being a wet night and the plank

at seven o'clock—

—we believe a Liv-erpool gent

encountered the saw

one time, his
recovery was thought impossible, as he had got under the
paddles of the Dublin boat. A respectable working man

and whose mar

conduct is wor

y of all praise, we-r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

LIVERPOOL GRAND AUTUMN STEEPLE CHASE.
On Wednesday, this great national event came off at
Aintree under circumstances, so far as the weather is con-
cerne3, by no means inviting for the lovers of out-door
recreations.

We never, on any former occasion, witnessed so small
an attendance. There were not half-a-dozen carriages in
front of the Grand Stand, and we think we are over the
mark in saying that there were only between 4000 and
5000 persons present. There were a great number of gen-

tlemen on the Grand Stand, but certainly not more than a
dozeil ladies, including Lady Sefton and a party from
Croxteth-hall. The Earl of Sefton, who actel a 3 steward
of the course, drove up as usual, four in hand, about one
o'clock, and was exceedingly active during the day in dis-
charaing the duties of stewardship. Sir John Gerard also

arrived early

The first race—A free handicap hurdle race of 10 sovs.
each, hf. ft. with 50 sovs. added, two miles, over six

came 0.

excited
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Co be kloiti or Eft.

TO be SOLD sr LET, MALVERN LODGE,
Oxton, late the Residence of William Potter, Esq., con-
tains Dining and Drawing.roo lour and Library, Ten
Bed-rooms, &c., &c. The e Hot and Greenhouses, capital
Stables. Shippons, & c., and every modern convenience.
Also. a small A, with Stable, &c., adjoining.
Apply to Mr. WALTER SCOTT, Architect, Birkenhead, and 7,
Castle-street, Liverpool.

116 a.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

XX AND XXX WREXHAM ALES

THE above superior ALES, from Messrs. Clarke
and Orford's Cambrian and Albion Breweries, may now
be had, in Casks of any size, and in any quantity, at the same
Prices as delivered in Wrexhi, in, from

HENRY BANKS,
(SOLE AGENT,)
Office and Stores, N. 2, MERSEY CHAMBERS,
Old Church Yard,
Where Samples may be tasted.
Liverpool, November, 1848.

NMENZIES, late of Derby-square, begs to inform
his Friends and the Public generally that he has now
entered on that commodious House, called the f 0 SALUTATION
INN,,, (formerly known as the Caledonian Tavern,) No. 5,
MERSEY-STREET, in the immediate vicinity of the Custom-
house, which he has fitted up and re-furnished throughout in a
com:ortable style.
N. M. hopes by strict attention to business, combined with
moderate charges, to meet a continuance of that patronage so
liserally bestowed on him in his late establishment.
DINNERS and BREAKFASTS supplied on the shortest
notice.
STEAKS, CHOPS, and SOUPS, at all hours of the day.
WINES and SPIRITS of the best quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

CUFFLEY AND COMPANY,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LONDON AND FRENCH
PAPER-HANGING AND ARTISTICAL DECORATION

WAREHOUSE,
HANOVER-STREET,
NEAR BOLD AND CHURCH STREETS, LIVERPOOL.
CUFFLEY AND COMPANY, from long experience
in the Trade, and having been for several rs Manufac-
turers of Paper-Hangings engaged for the' p y, beg respect-
fully to inform the Public that the eOP NED the above
Premises, with the largest and varied Stock in Town, the
whole of which will be offer the lowest remunerating pro-
fits, and at a greater red on of prices than hitherto sold at
Liverpool.
In the selectio the Stock peculiar advantages have been
afforded, from the fact of the principal London and Continental
Houses confining their Patterns to them in this district.
Importations of Parisian Goods will constantly be received at
the above Establishment, embracing the Newest Designs.
Beautiful specimens of Paneling may be seen, and other De-
corations, which are carried out to great perfection.
The Trade, Painters, and Shippers supplied upon the moat
liberal terms.

ADDITIONAL PROOF
OF THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF DISEASES

AT THE
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
27, WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL.

Mrs. Williams, Stationer, 56, Byrom-street, having suffered
from White:welling of both knees, for the period of four years,
placed herself under Mr. TAYLOR'S care, and is now quite well,
and will be happy to testify the same to any-parties who shall
call upon her.
Surgeon.—J. S. TAYLOR, .C.S., L.A.C., Prizeman of St.
Bartholomew's Hospital ondon, in the Session 1843-4, &c.,
who may be consulte aily from 9to 3, and 6to 9 ; and on
Sundays from 10 2, on Fractures and Dislocations of the
Bones, (Bone- lino), and the cure of Cancer, Scrofula,
Scurvy, Leprosy, Whiteswellings, Ulcers, Fistula, &c.
27, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Xov. 28, 1848.

Co be Avlb.

TO be SOLD, a new handsome light PILENTUM
PHIETON, for One Horse or a Pair, built to form either
a handsome open Summer Carriage or a close Winter one, with
Plate Glass Enclosing Lights, &c. ; was built to the order of a
General Officer, but counterm e having been called
abroad. Under circumst will be sold a great bargain.
Also, a Pony WHITE EL, under duty.
To be seen at INSON'S Coach Factory, Seel-street, Li-
verpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL,

WANTED, a HOUSE SURGEON for this HOS-
PITAL. Candidates, being Members of a College of
Surgeons and Licentiates of Apothecacies' Hall, London, will
please send in their applica • , dressed to the Committee,
on or before 1110NDA e 4th of December next, at Twelve
o'clock, and atter ersonally at that time.
B. . 0 ES, Treasurer, Bank, Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, 21st Nov., 1848.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

nent on the writ of error sue

commenced in the C

1. and a crowded court

:weight of the

pro and

fesied a desire to witness the proceedings, riot siopwaged
at any period of the celebrated state trials of 1843-44.
Mr. O'Brien was an object of general sympathy through-
out the day. He looked, and we believe with too much

It is said that he i

reason, ver

scquent
n Wed-

part of each.

O'Brien and Co

pend their Christmas" where

better men will spend it-

prison

NT IS PAID

TIPPERARY.-On the night of

moe of

1, the property of Henry Cole Bowen, Esq.,
loch, Slattery, and carried away 29 bags of

.nd held i

of wheat,

hands and feet, put him into a bag, carried him in that
rhavpilina-lintico wind thrpatPnod knnnk

hould

—.Lis out stir or make any effort to escape,
which, was he willing, he would be unable to effect. When
the corn had been carried away, and the party dispersed,
Kelly was set free.—Nenagh Guardian.

THE IRISH POOR-LAW

Some idea

may be formed of the overplus of population thrown for
support upon the rates of the Union of Ennis, when it is
known that the workhouse, built to contain one thousand

paupers, is now crammed to suffocation with double the
number • and that even thus, unable to receive the mul-
titude of claimants, three large stores, a brewery, and a
IZrrack, are also filled with human beings. The rate de-

of dependants on the public doll, amounts to £16,000:
and should it be all collected, is calculated to meet the
outgoings of the union until the Ist of January :—being at
the rate of £48.000 until next harvest. The whole of the

labouring population clamorously beset the doors of the
workhouse for admission, as the test and qualification of
out-door relief. The fact is. that occupiers of the land,
unable to pay both wages and rates, are universally dis-
charging their labourers. The union is already in debt to
the amount of £5,000.

A COMPLIMENT TO THE LADIES.-.

At a ding
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

of-Everto

rortland str
ht, gu
At

NN BROOKS, fc
LING, of Toxtea
;ed 29, MARY, la

URRELL,

y a numerous circle of fri(

AW, only son of 111

hours' illnes
late Mr. Geol.;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Believe me, dear Keating, faithfully yours,
" S. H. MURLEY

"To Mr. Keating, St. Paul's Churchyard.'.

Liverpool Wholes
EVANS, SON, and
HARVEY. Wakefield-ktre.(

to Agents :—T. EYRE and Co.. Seel-street,
Lord-street, and Messrs. CuAy and
"-lot Anne-street, Wholesale Drug-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

AUTHORITY OF THE FACULTY

V EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
V
Upwards of forty years' experience has fully confirmed
the superior reputation of these Lozenges, in the cure of
Asthma, Winter Cough, Hoarseness, Shortness of Breath, and
nfllor I,lllmnngrxr Malorline

Majesties the King of Prussia, and the Kingof Hanover; very
many also of the Nobility and Clergy, and of the Public gene-
rally, use them, under the recommendation of some of the
most eminent of the Faculty. Such medical testimony must
be convincing of their efficacy, as well as conveying the satis-

factory assurance of their freedom from any Opiate, or other
injurious Anodyne. They may be safely administered to Fe-
males of the most delicate frame, and to very young Children,
for they not only allay Cough and Nervous Irritation, but they
sustain the constitution, by promoting a healthy state of the
'Aic,estive Organs. ---^y ' Irate influence over the

Am nave immec..._
following cases :—Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints,
Coughs, Shortness of Breath, Hoarseness, &c., &c.
Prepared and sold in Boxes, Is. lid., and Tins, 28.9 d., 43.6 d.,
and 10s. 6d. each, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, &c., N 0.79,
St. Paul's Churchyard, London.
Sold by Sanger, 150, and Dietrichsen & Hannay, 63, Oxford-
street ; Blake, Sandford, and Blake, 47, Piccadilly.
Sold Retail by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Venders in
the Kingdom. _ _

N.B.f-To prevent spurious imitations, please to observe that
the words "KEATING S COUGH LOZENGES " ate engraved on
the GOVERNMENT STAMP of each Box.

IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL

SELECTED FROM SOAR

HUNDREDS.

expectoration, and
PROM MR. MURLEY, LATE A PRACTITIONER IN CHELTENHAM.
" Huntley, Gloucestershire, 3rd November, 1848.
"DEAR KEATINO,-It affords me much pleasure
depersutaoldearonf
that the sale of your Cough Lozenges is so extensive. Being
their
efficacyacquainted wfiot with
promotingtbei r
gentlecomposition,
ex I
ecatmora fully
allaying
pulmonary irritation. In cases of Catarrhal disorder, it is
most desirable to combine a class of medicines which may
calm without the deleterious effects of Opium, and this deside-
ratum is, I believe, effected by the ingredients in your Cough
Lozenges. I well remember the very high opinion which a late
eminent Surgeon of one of our London Hospitals had of this
preparation ; he frequently told me that it was the only medi-
cine which afforded relief to his wife, who had ~,cr.....,1 fr...

many years from Asthma

" If consider the testimony of a retired Practitioner
(after thirty-six years of extens►ve practice) of any advantage,
you are quite welcome to avail yourself of this recommenda-
tion. With best wishes,.