The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-11 00:00:00

THE CHASE

The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on deo
Tuesday, March 11, at Duddon P
Thursday, 13, at ........ ... ... Greel
Saturday, 15, at
At Half-past Ten o'clock.

Sir W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS will meet oil iy
Wednesday, March 12, at BrYo /gaol
Friday, 14, at
Saturday, 15, at .........

At Half-past Ten o'clock

Lord Churchill, uncle to the Duke of Maribor°tie
died at Brighton on Friday. it
Mr. Frederick Peel, second son of Sir Robert -Leroy
in the first class of the Classical Tripos this year at "'
bridge.
01
The Steam-ship Hibernia, which would leave ..' Tr 1:40
00
on the Ist instant, may be expected to reach this pa' 1
Thursday or Friday next.
sot
In reply to a communication from the Irish glass-°346
facturers, the government has notifizd that a dravrbel tl
75 per cent. of the present duty will be allowed °
stock on hand. d
On Saturday an old lady, at Brompton, who for
rived at the great age of 103, unfortunately fell it" 00,
fire whilst reaching something from the chimney piece'
was burned to death. dip
ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-011 Thertoile'
last, the 6th instant, the Rev. Mr. Reid, of Johns;"
was unanimously elected to be the Minister of 01d Ixo
street Scotch Church, vacant in consequence of the
minister having seceded from the establishment. tbt
CAMBRIDGE CAMDEN SOCIETY.—At a meeting
society held on Thursday last, an official announcer,
was made that non-resident members will be alloWeo
vote by proxy on the Bth of May, when the quest)s,
dissolving or remodelling the society will be discuss'
decided.
GAS AT CREWE.—The new town of Crewe ,100
lighted with gas, not only in its streets, but in its e°,ol,
,
also. The directors of the Grand Junction Rai' diet
short time ago gave instructions to carry gas into all; #l'
cottages, somewhere about four hundred, at Cre'o
lowing one burner for 7s. 6d. per annum. '1?
o
GuAtsro.—We have now a specimen of the guso :,10
arrived from one of the recently-discovered African "eel;
on which the article is found. It is so strongly je",0,4
nated with ammonia, that it resembles, in sharPl3"
odour, the common smelling or Preston salts. It °lta
seen at our office. theji
Thomas Evans has been elected governor of Caroler
workhouse. It may be remembered that Evans wet,it;
year taken prisoner amongst a party of other Rebeccostif
for an attack on this very workhouse, and, strange tLa fr,
he is now duly installed master of it. It is expel,
poor-law commissioners will interfere to prevent the
firmation of the appointment.
1 ire
CRITCHLEY V. PARKER.—Notice of trial has uele
in this cause, which is expected to be heard at ";.sl"'
proaching assizes, before a special jury. Our reauVorft
remember that the action is brought by the secrecifirPif
St. Ann's Ward Reform Association against Mr. "ea to
one of the councillors for that ward, for the reco/000,
the penalty of £5O for alleged bribery, with the gro,
for which charge the public are already sufficiently
liar.
Bap'
METROPOLIS CHURCHES FUND.—The
pointed eight years since for raising a fund for rePali
additional churches in the metropolis have issued 'OOl
of their past proceedings and an appeal in behalf Q. 1110)
subscriptions for the fund. The subscriptions iirb,le.oo9:ol
been received for the general objects of the appeal
to no less a sum than £179,855. A separate floe viare)
long afterwards formed for the erection and endeo T.Ol,
of ten additional churches, with parsonage 1101150i91
schools, in the single parish of Bethnal-green, c°llto it
more than 70,000 inhabitants. The contributions 9torlirf
fund amount to £60,000 •so that altogether opyi
£239,855 has been subscribed for the purpose of" h" e fit
t
ing, in some degree, the spiritual destitution of er if*
metropolis. Provision has thus been made for tll,7etip°sli
tion of 55 new churches, 39 of which are comPiAe;clllo:'
are in course of erection, and ten will be ocee"" pr ha ,
as soon as the sites are duly conveyed. These c:,d
will contain altogether about 62,700 persons, °"0191
therefore afford the means of attending Divine ii'01.110!oe
125,400. Amongst the donations announced in
published list are—" Anonymous, £5,000 ; J. NI, "ortl4,
£2,000 ; Bishop of London, £l,OOO, second o°o I#
Sir R. Peel, £l,OOO, second donation ; A. B•,
Trueman, Hanbury, and Co., £500," &c. Alt 5.
much has thus been done, it appears that there !lop
calculating the increase of population, upwards ot.o
persons yet unprovided with c,:urch accommodatt

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