The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10 00:00:00

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IPOOL CLOTH ESTABIASHMEN
99, LORD-STREET.

ORREL COAL AND SLACK.
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VrEYRICK
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on the Violin,
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STREET, ST. A:

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latter of whom

pellation of the unrivalled Brott

a Piston, &c. &c., have

The Masters Phillips have had the honour of performing
fore the Earl of Sefton, Sir John Gerard, Sir Richard

Vest, Ruthin Castle, Lieutenant-Colone

nor of the Isle of Man, &(

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Ague-street, Liverpool; or at Mr
Arms, South Castle-street, Liverpool

•-place, B

LITHOGRAPHY

Parker's

AirACLURE, MACDONALD, and MACGREGOR,
IVA LITHOGRAPHERS, DRAUGHTSMEN, and ORNAMEN-
TAL PRINTERS,I Brunswick-street, Liverpool, beg to inform
ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS, and OTHERS, that they
have fitted up the largest Lithographic Printing Machines
in Liverpool, for producing, in a masterly style, Plans, Sur-

the services of

went of their

house in B
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and, at the

have had oc

larged scale ; that they command, at all times,
Artists of the
_first talent, in every depart-
rofession, and being themselves practical men,

,nd M. invite an inspcc

,ey are thereby enabled

,eir thanks to thci

ence shown them, but at no time more so than the present
when a rapidly increasing business has called for a still fur
ther extension of Premises.

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Circulars; Shipping; Business, _
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Forms of every description. Colour Printing, &c
Lithographic Establishment,
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3runswick• street, Liverpool, 2d Jan. 1843.
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by Maclure and Co., to be had at it
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LithOgraphe
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WRECK OF THE STEAM E
VON-TWENTY (OR

, NEAR CARNAR
LIVES LOST.

gret to state that t
and recently lilac

teamer Mo

Carnarvon, was tote

, belonging to

t. on a

on the north bar of the latter

if not more individuals

and that at least twenty

differ on this point

'for the accounts as yet teceived

perished by the disaster. The f

Ing announcement of t

aclancholy fact a'as posted at thi

lnd the Exchange-room, soon after
12 o'clock yesterday, and may be considered authentic so far

Underwriters'-room

"The Monk (steamer) from Portynllaen to this port, with
pigs and butter, was lost during a heavy gale on Saturday
von-bar. Four men

saved by the life-boat; and the remaining twenty persons
who were on board perished, owing to the heavy sea washing
over them. The two men alluded to were saved by the ex-
ertions of Captain Jones, of the smack Diligence, who, on
seeing the signal-lights of distress in the steamer, imme-
diately obtained a horse, and galloped several miles for the
life-boat—succeeded in mustering a crew, and was alongside

the wreck in a very short time. -The sea was running ver
high, and it_ was only by great exertions that the two mei

e saved.'

We bave been favor

Newsroor

original letter addressed to him
by Captain Jones, of the Diligence, who exerted him
so praiseworthy a manner. It corrobot

near Carnarvon, Jan. Bth, 1842

f you to announce the loss of the steamer
Portynllaen to Liverpool, with 140 pigs,

by which t

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