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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

THE STRANGERThe Stranger.. Mr. B. Sullivan. I M rs. Hal

l'lmatt

... .
THE WONDERFUL WOMAN.
Hortense.. Mrs. Copeland. I TI 11.Vandenbeff
To conclude - Farce of
BLUE
Fanny Trunnion.. Miss Manner

mitt
JACKETS

To-monnow, (Wednesda9—
QUESTInv

TEIE WIFE, POPPING THE

fttrasDAir,—THE OF LYONS,
.
FRIDAYLOVF nd MARRIED LIFE
SATURDAY,— T A 11F0 AND JULIF
TISSEMENTeInd 'No SONG m-

and GIRALDA

Admission—DrPas Boxes, 3s
Gallery, fid. Second Price—
it. J. ; Pit, Is.
The Box-office will be open I
for securing seats and taking
daily under the direction of M
Doors to be opened at Hal
commence at Seven o'clock pi

28.61; Pit, 15.6 d.;

ide Boxes,

Ten till Three o'clock Daily

which may be had

ix, the performance to

LIVERPOOL PHILHAR
THE FOURTH SUBSC"

LO-NL--CONCERT

nfISPRESENT 71711

L TARE BC-X
1/4,,,P.1".. VE

The followi

NG • the 29th instant.
engaged:

emingpeAstistes have 1

FIORENTIN I

ALZOLAIII
^ea of the So,'
,ft. 6d. back

,ety, Exchang,

the honour of

AND MAIL,"

:VENING, the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

TREET (OPPOSIT

SHERRY, 3

and SONS can stro
vI
SOUTir

1,....9.e.1'H0MA5-STII

THE WOOLI
nUR STOCK of Superfi
/ large, and we are enabled to_gea-ssilli

ti CLOT

SE aDieg:VESTI NC

'e made a

4.er-select
s; and-our styles cat

demand;
Wholesale

a.to Countrj' Dr

Lord- street, s, or to the Trade generally. •
..ep_ii.oll2R4,RitsBsi. BASSET, aria -TONES

THE NICOLL P.

J. and D. NICOLL
n LIVERPOO

e t'A

to infanwtheir
that they have just

consigned a large supply of their
R EGISTER'D J

L E T O,T

m E NTS

~iESsRT."BURIIEv JAI`

➢ LOW,

CHURCH-ST

PIANO-FORTES OF SUPER/

ttOR CONSTRUCTION

22 TO

NrpaßtenT
Patent
Piccolo aiccolrio( CO..OirnANloe.FNOlßarmuursac,
ntuelrerlyrs7(o)fctatrhees
is compass, in beautifully figured woods, with richly carved
shell front or fretted compartments,octagqn veneered legs and

carved caps, Albert fall, and e~
These Instruments no'
beautiful tone, but every recent h.
ism ; and as every piece of m
or Metallic Plate, is prepar and
they can with the moat rfect co

tne notice of ergr4i.
F.nch of these Pram
imate. Sent packet

dox:areet, Regent-street, Lend

attention
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

F ucces 5 , in the
The pendulum

ive feet in lengtt
nd the deficiency in an hour was

, with a hall fou

UNNERY CAS
a west of Irel.

It is said that the runner

er opposition to the v

and that the voting- lady is, in ;

AIEETING.-T

lded to the

'nded by " Paul Cullen," followed
John, Archbishop of Tuam," fifteen
capitular." The si2nature of

aid a " v

3" (the 11109 t Rev. D
of wish, at his advant

r. Murray) is miss-
:ed years, to attend

IPT AT MURDER. —Hurried accounts
ed town of a dreadful attempt to assassinate
r„ an extensive land agent, of this city. We

led an

[ere in

round. Mr. Billi
nt of his, who has

property nea

ed with the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

HA T S

APPROACHING

THE FRENCH, AMERIUAN, AND ENGLISH STYLE

very Large ar

3eautiful Choice is just to hand at

Do C, KINNEAR'S CELEBRATED AND WELL-KNOWN--FIAT STORE,

GEORGE'S 110,

Ns. 6, ST

GEORGE'S CRES'Ain', LIVERPOOL,

Who, with best thanks for past favours, respectf_ally reZes his Friends and the Public to view the

MANY

NOVELTIES

Daily being introduced at the aUove Establishment, and which he assures them are not equalled ont of London for

VARIETY OF SHAPE, STERLING QUALITY, OR ECONOMY,

HUSBAND'S HATS,

FINISHED BY STEAM 'POWER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

UIII.IN

rider the Spiritual direction of the Rev. Thomas Scott,
td received the holy communion in St. Thomas's
^h—the Venerable Archdeacon Magee, &c., &c..

F. It is remarkable t,
John Daniell, who had been a

Fa one of these converts

er, a Mr. Midis
Dal

21 George Conway, a law student of
- j Trinity Collet, , of whom the late Mr. Daniel
the had uttered the O'Connell. M.P., tiad th'e highest opinion. In an auto-
graph letter of the Liberator to him, he says—" As to
of the re-entry of you personally. I do unfeignedly assure you, I admire
.entEndid talents, and entertain great confidence in

ratulate

THE TRISU BEET SUGAR COMPANY.—A very importan
*eject for developing the industrial resources of Irelan(
recently been put forward by a company, establ.shec
the object of introducing the manufacture of beet.
_
an improved process

been la

and profitabl

This branch o
• introduced ink

d of

we, Belgium, Holland, and German

and es Ireland

iy advant,

o doubt thatiienQQ

cture, if conducted with
Thr

1, must be eminedl

t ra pi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

PARISH OF LIVERPOn

NOTTC:E Is HEREBY GIVE T at the NEW
PAKOCHIAL CESIETERY WALTON, is intended
to be CoNSECRATED, by The rd Bishop of this Diocese. on
THtiwabAY next, the Ist • , after winch it will be ready for
interments.

11•FinD HA RBORD, i Churchwardens
OMAS DOVER, I of the Parish.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

OR FRIDAY next

Rooms, 101, Park-lan. ,
AQUANTITY of FORFEITED PLEDGES, being
Property pledged in the respective months prior to the
2nd May, 1850, with the following Pawnbrokers, viz. :—Asher
Cohan, South Castle-street ; Edward Byford, Dale-street ;
Robert Hayes, Kent-street : Charles Batte ;
Alfred Tunstall, London-road ; Randol _ . Cowing, Brown-
low ' •" "

„,
gill ; James Hutton, London- ; John Woodruff, Scot-
land-road, and Pembroke-pl , ames Fairhurst, St. Anne-
street ; John G. Spen , Richmond-row ; James Heald,
Scotland-road ; Mes . 3rtdson and Armor, Regent-street ;
John Bolton, gewater-street ; John Phillips, Bedford-
street ; William Hutton, Hill-street ; Grace Kitchen, Hill-
street ; Robert Marrs, St. James-street ; Escott Richards,
Parliament-street; Robert Roberts, Highfield-street ; Robert
Roberts, Oldball-street ; Wm. A. Macfet eon, Tithebarn -street ;
Jobn Fisbwick, Tithebarn-street ; Lewis Heyman, Whitecha-
pel ; and John Downey, Warren-street.

THE TRUSTEES OF -THF, 4,Axp ,41dR• JOHN
FOSTER, DECEASED.
By Mr. SYERS.

On TUESDAY next, the 6ih of May, at one o'clock in the after-
. ..
reet; Liverpool,

,
subject to conditions to be then producgd,
ALL that SHOP, MESSUAGE—or DWELLINGS
HOUSE, on the northwes eof Williamson-square, in
Liverpool, in the occupat. of Mr. Henry Foster, Watch-
maker, with the COTT erected at the back, in the occupa-
tion of tage, 18 feet 4 inches, or thereabouts ;
depth, 25 yar , r thereabouts. The several rentals are £46
and £lO. Tenure Freehold of Inheritance.

For further particulars apply to Mr. ROBERT FRODSHAN,
Solicitor, 16, South Castle-street, Liverpool.

BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE 11R. JOHN

FOSTER, DECEASED.
By Mr. THOMAS TRAVERSE,
On FRIDAY, the 9th of May next, at Seven o'clock in the even-
ing precisely, at the House of Mr. Timothy Forshaw, the
Royal Hotel, Prescot, in the county of Lancaster _-
A LL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE,
ri YARD and GARDENS, and a of LAND, called the
" Barn Meadow," situate on th t side of the Road leading
from Portico Chapel, in Ecc n, in the county of Lancaster.
towards the Turnpike-r rom Prescot to Warrington, con-
taining, with the s of the Buildings, 1 acre, 1 rood, and 31
perches, cuss ry measure, or thereabouts, and now in the
occupation of Mrs. Preston. at a rental of ae24 per annum.
Attached to the Premises are a large Barn and Stable, with
detached Outhouse and Watchmaker's Shop. The Garden and
Field are partly fenced with substantial Stone Walls t • and the
latter, having a large frontage to the Lane, is suitable for
Building purposes.
Tenure Freehold of Inheritance.

For further particulars apply to Mr. ROBERT FRODSITAgo
Solicitor, 16, South Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

n, will receive

ARE YOU GOING TO PUT

ANDI

DON'T DECIDE UNTIL

U HAN'

SPLENDID

(ALL PRICED IN P.

zII.47IGUIZES)

40, LORD-STREE

BENJ_.4..4CrIN

MERCURY-OFFICE

iediat e

ASSORTMENT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

ectiple of tinu.itapy stpog straps

1. by me

hip's t,ioe, in

worked upon large
will t

steam-eng'n

war; oil

IWI 11

)0n a 11,0

ration of sixteen

aiseti to an e
f a lever the contents of tin

. a compensaim,, -a large iron
trougo capable of being ballasted to alinoit any
gh • Its object is to regulate the descent of
.e empty trick ; it thus saves on u necessary
xpenditure of steam power. The weight of the machine
is 45 tons ; and the same small erg'na which works the
crane also moves it along the line of docks as required.
The following will give some idea of the dimensions of this
huge machine :—Length, 32 feet ; height, 34 feet ; and
width, 22 feet. By the ahl of this appliance LOW tons of
coal may he shipped in a day with no more manual labour
' than will be afforded by three men awl a b)y. „- ~
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

flie purpos
I._ win

I coal-vess,
e iwtween

nut! descent only occupying one Mi.
The machine resembles slightly the

used in the erection of

raising la,

much .trot

800 yard

c tiocka, will

le-trork
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

est. several measures,

New Z

I .1-e.Ctiowle

baptisr
the ye
Itfaiesi

fractarian

wal den 1

The I

h arek ris

;ely, he moors}
s, that the nil

the flos
the per

In ever

aballsstavnd a cross. He, therefore, a
who lately withdrew from the Christi,- _
Society because it agreed to a protest against the Wiseman
aggression, and from Mr. Badeley he gets an opinion in
favour of the cross. Forthwith the cross is set up again
on the table, in spite of the bishop ! Such is the state of
disorder and confusion into which these apostles of sub-
mission and dutiful obedience have plunged uj !—Morning
iterstl4l.

oes to Mr

Knorrled,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

labours at the 5.
apartment

—Mr. Colles hay
Horne Bazaar.

n Bold street for one f

we understand will most positively bei
pool. We perceive by; I
column that he

tment

gives an invitat
!cted with the I

of course
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

expired at his mansion a
Sandbach was the senior

ri the year 1828

a munifieer

LIVERPZ.OL HONORS
Inst eizlit Years has assiduous

.t injustice :o
; and this, toc

short
outh Chi

3rd hono

at Cambric

is qeeiceoly stronger,
era! impression that a conside
A i I

Calcdoninn,_ls_,l 1-16 A

Oicl Leoils, 63 41
rest R U) ;

ner; Q

I tlnns

'Ho Brit id), : Old Dovcrs, 27
211: York orul North

shares, 12i 13

r, why t
Ir. Dc v.

A MAN'S ET

rluced pester,

ho was c

'r,l denial, if

rtl,Av

STUPENDOUS CRANE

Dock Compan

termed

he railway waz

machine II

OVCIVCC

tensively connected with the West India trade.
zcntlernan filled the public afTir•e of bailiff
I three years after, 1831,

he wa

for to all the public charities.
Mr. J. I'. Murphy, who for the
lv laboured us meater of St.

)IC9 a v

cre,-itable position in the late examination for the degre-e
of 8.A., at Trinity College, Dublin,. his name being No.
7, and therefore classified. He is the third Liverpool
tight to
schoolmaster who has graduated at Dublin University
I with

a previous toaster of the
h of Enzland 'School, namely, . Mr. John
, at the late

B.A. examirrition at that university. These .eircum-
stances reflect great credit on the gentlemen concerned.
THE SHARE MARKET.-Our share market, after a

......
ery dull inactive week, to-day spews symptoms of revi-
al, notwithstanding the approach of the settlement, and
. ennr.r.

3'head,
; East

D 0,., Fifths,

on stock,
G 3 4 : Do

Quite a

therto borne a very rood
victed before Mr.

James kindly. in perpet.rat-

which so touch injury was done to the prosecutor's
lerson. that it is very doubtful whether he will ever

recover his perfect sight. The ReCorder said that as he
understood the man was willing to pay part of the penalty
offen'e, h`• way of fine, he adjudged him to be
imprisoned for six calendar months, and in add

,stounded at this judgment, and earnestly implored
'corder•to mitigate the sentence. The learned gen-
said he could n,,t, accede to the request.

—.Messrs. Finch ;lid Willey, the
lave just completed a stupendous
LAre-lane, for the Newport
for which the machine is

and tha
l-track,

irk ascends it will

to ►iiscl►arge its

the whole time of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

PAPAL AGGRESSION

A T a MEETING of the LIVERPOOL PROTES-
ii. TANT DEFENCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
T. 11. Horsfall, Esq. William M'Cormick, Esq.
F. Shand, Esq. Robert Williams, Esq.
William Jones, Esq. Christopher Bushell, Esq.
David Hodgson, Esq. T. T. Glazehrook, Esq.
Edward Cropper, Esq. It. C. Croshie, Esq.
Adam Hodgson, Esq. W. J. Tomlinson, Esq.
Charles Turner, Esq. • Ed. Brndribb, Esq.
Charles Cotesworth, Esq. .T. W. Filcher, Esq.
John Campbell, Esq. Valentine Smith.
Samuel Moline. Esq.
Messrs..los. HARRISON,
Tues. INMAN, Hon. Secretaries.
H. J. 'WEBSTER,
H. J. WEBSTER, Esq., Treasurer.
It was Rescived,—That a
PUBLIC MEETING of PROTESTANTS of LIVER-

POOL
he held in the
AMPHITHEATRP
rtm DA F, (7'uesdan,) th instant,
et Twelve o'clOc (ion,
T. B. HOESTALL, • q., in the Clieir, _

for the pitrojseOf eupportin to Protestant Members of the
House of Commons, in a tiug sr ch measures as shall effec-
tually accure civil and igloos liberty to all classes of Her
Mairsty's subjects nd which will preaerve inviolate our
Protestant instit ons. _ _ _

''' St ndard, Mail, and Courier Offices;
and at hies s. Lttlers', London-road ; Loader's, Brunswick-
road ; Scra,g's, Renshaw-street; Mr. Harrison's, St. James's-
place, Park ; and Samuel Kinner's. Eve, ton.
Platform, 2s. each; Boxes, Is.; Pit and Gallery free.
H. JNO. 'WEBSTER, Hon. Sec.
7, Rumforcl-itreet,'April,lSsl.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

THESE HATS are Sold, not in Castle-street, nor in Lord-street, nsr—in-thurch-street, but at No

26, in the OLD HAYMARKET. They are worth going there to purcliaaaliicthoso offered at 15s. are equal to the

best that are sold elsewhere at a Guinea;

and, in fact, have no supeciipittSly quality at any price

The chez

mess,

Sixpence is conspicuous

PLAIN FIGURES

NO DEDUCTIONS.

CARPET, FLOOR CLOTH, AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

TO be SOLD or LET, f 'Lem of Years, MERE
BANK, Everton, Residence of the late William
Myers, Esq.
Por particula pply to Mr. WILLIAM Myzns,
square

5, Clayton-

n N SALE. a PONY GIG ; ligh nd neat, painted
j black, fine-lined blue, and ' . with blue cloth : wheels,
3 feet 6 inches. Also, T • od Second•hand PHATONS;
one under duty.

On view at A. BastrAw's, 120, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.
T 0 be SOLD, a very powerful BAY GELDING,
four years old, 15 hands 3 inches, has tarried 14 stone all
last season with the Cheshire Houn 61z perfectly sound,
and would make a capital ghham or Carriage Horse.
Price, 50 Guineas.

Apply to Mr. Joisslo4lSon, Livery Stable, Chatham-street.
--
ON SALE, sundry BUILDING MATERIALS,
including one pair of good Folding. doers for uniting two
rooms, 9 feet f, inches 11 7 fePt 9 inches; one pair Ditto, 10 feet
by 5 feet ; One pair of Vvstihttle doors et 4 inches by 5 feet
5 inches', plate glass; two Doors r raiLes, 7 feet by 2 feet 10
inches each, with Redinut tinges. Also, a large quantity
Slabs.
Apply to Mr. ORLA NZis, No. 8, Fraser-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

Elteraturr.

OTICES

Royal Progresses" in "Wales. By E. Parry, Chester.
The real and unmistakeable test of the popularity and
excellence of this gorgeous and truly national work has
been afforded by the rapidity with which the first im•
pression has been exhausted. Scarcely three monthf
bare elapsed since we announced its publication, and the
-demand has render

a second edition necessary

anticipation of the r
Stati

sue we have th
r the King of the Belgians bas
sent to him, through the. Hon.

that his

satisfaction of

commanded a copy to

►ion a

merits of the hook has been well embodied by the-cri-
tique of the Mornino -Advertiser, from which we extract
the followinz resume of its character and style :

ss of varied facts—of 1(
ble, fiction, poetry, and ron

'end, nnecdot

biography (of
des of feasting

and bardic nv
imated by tb(

are crowded with an a
places, mentioned in t
said, the

rtes in triple columns of close print
etical index of persons, things, and
of the book. Of, we had almost

fe-long

ach an extensive compilation

by Mr. P
Judgmen
abridgme
and inter
The author

S; as-that II
reader can

ent, and accuracy in
pothness of style

'Leith so much

at of narrative
erected a

3nory
!tide a

urable monument to his own me
'en, and a solid claim to the grati-
eral-student of history."

One of the most eratifyinz compliments that any author
could desire Mr. Parry now enjoys. The Chevalier Bun-
sen, the Prussian Minister in "London, has vin:licated for
himself the highest position in literature and science, and
his official rank is only

From this person
of receiving the
merited tribute-:

stamp of personal distinction.
_ has had the satisfaction
following •very handsome and well-

111 r. Par Fir

terrace, London, April, 1851

,--I hay

sseci by

-Ger.eral Radinv•itz *and n
more by that of Lady Ha
everything relating to
known—to find in your

,on Mr:: Gedr

;e Bunsen, and still

zhiy inte

resting sy

historical rE

subject of

ing contemporary ill us
alone I have found ti

3. Tie short perusal, for which
s only served to strengthen my
and I can only

good opinion of your
wish that every suceee

pus undertaking,
attend it, as it is

VARIETIES

In Franc,

ri Par
which hal

re only

In the
sionary r

1777, the Earl of Sefton el

his rever-
verpool to

T and lordship of

the corporation, for

am of £2.500, thus

ham
'E.—How 4
arrange the

THE HOME 01

History of Liverpool

clean ! E
graceful pr
with the tr

the most

apholsterer or t
carpetings, the i

nobler c
contend
far outv
rican pc

Cnuaci
the ragge(
ill-clad pc

lES FOR

1_ hut

snffered

could w

or chapel, where r
Now we believe

the ti
ship if thm chi
constructed fl

for the c
warmth,

ss of r

presen

in -hot
not the

man who kr

court in t

nks be

and one now a

of Ban
cannel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

I refrest

fainting fits, Lowness of spirits, oi
crowded rooms, or summer lint, its virtu(
be over-estimated.—Price 3s. 6d, per bottle.
KALYiJOIt,

of unfailing
pots, freckle

etlieacy it

in from all j)irripl

y fres)

ai the heat and dust_of st

)L'g and exten. siyely been ackn

), OR PEARL DENTIFRICI

mnpounded of the choicest and most re
f the Oriental Herbal. It eradicates tarts
of incipient decay, polishes am
ig the most pure and peari-lik,
iii sweet and pure. Scurvi

r, impa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

and
some it is left optional with both o
otrhacnayp
adoption or rejection of al
time since made compulsory. This relaxation has given
great satisfaction, and we are informed that where sea.
of the
regulations men
the
men determinedly resisted all the clauses, when to sign
them was compulsory, they now very readily agree to such Her Majesty's ship Dmclalus h
on board twenty months' prc-.l_
Is the captain or mer,l-o.,nt may himself select AS the ha- succour to the Plover and other ships starching for Sir
_...... J. Frankli i in Bebring's Straits.

" For Patrick Lyons

been ordered to take I
order to carry

[or's artid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

PACKETS FOR THE WEST
SOUTH AMERICA.

lk of her cargo in cow

rte an iinnsediateclay of sail
to it.

For VA_ J,PAIt A I S 0

Liver

mttAfAli,

L. M`DOUGALL

and well known as one of tt
—Apply to _ _

LYN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

engers sr*
11 not

'rantr, &r.

U'UUL

there at 4'5 10g. per

AND HAVRI

1, Afternoor

n-street

and it
LES MAcIVER, 1,; Ittunic

n Lon-

)ffice of the Agents here until

HALIFAX and BOSTON, will start on
I May. The Steam-tender SATELLITE

the Baths, George's
Passengers for the

in the transit is expected to

ner is intended
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

ut-..1 of 1

if enclosing the sacred edif

Ensign Richard ITarbord, of

NITT.ITAILY PROMOTION
E, 36th Regiment, has been promoted to bE
te reeimcnt is en mute to the West Indies, but Lieu
Irbord is stationed with a detachment at the Isle of

sailed he

She belongs to Messrs. Nichol

rnd, and she is

's for eleven venni

RV AT EAR!,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

ING 01; ME ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

ye no hesitation in r

edieting that it will outshine even
ion of Vesuvius, given last year.

of the C

rystal Palace will con

3ut the annoyance, expense, and perhaps worse, attendant
mon a visit to the World's Great Fair. The gardens are

TY COURT DEFENDANTs.—At the
, yesterday. the Recorder sentenced a man
to five months' imprisonment. and to pay
a fine of £5, for assaulting, and severely injuring, two
bailiffs of the County Court, who went to his house to
to a warrant of distress. The Recorder would have
hment, but the bailiffs had each

'fru ?0 TIT A NT TO,CO
Court
named M'e

awarded a heavier pun.
hut 303. given to them,

by the prisoner, for their loss of

time, &e: The wife of M'Cabe, and two other persons,
v.ere also sentenced to be severally imprisoned for five

DEATH OF SAMEIF.L SANDBACH. ESQ.—A
';Eted half-mast high on the Town-hall yestere
spent to the memory of Samuel Sandbacl

ag was

P,q., who
'Jr.

Aigburth on Satnrcim
artner in the well-known and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29

pening

all th

ds to re-

fashiot:

icrc 1%

nee of it

every

French Shawls

Ives to

other " great

d with the

as lal

our ram

rustics
same sort of "genuine" articles.as we meet with
in
our own streets in the simile of "real" Havannah
cigars, " warranted smuggled," because sold by
safn attiredin the monkey jacket of a sailor, and
welling-villainously of tar and negrohead.
Y.Yo Ahll. -not..atttont .to speculate whatliar all
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

DENT.)

rid not merel

ho is anybody

()polls is in th

and the Duke

precious dust

tteraru a

uect vv

.eting in a little
riated donkies,

,t perfec►ly
Evans, the

mitts Stuart,
'9, and oth?r

d Feargus

f these three

ith, the

t. keep the trust

nno. as in
suth

aim ; K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

W ESCAPE OF THE KING OF
urn n _ nntipr ds f of NanlPß_ F

very narro

as drivi

ti his INN

I the spot

lull have per
tence, have L

minist

fear an

►d awe that he w
warn his AlajeE
led him."

•n Wes

t India mails

Mai! at

.
the Queen, and some of the royal
)wly escaped with their lives a few
ing, who is now residing at Portici,
,e across the railroad near the Ponte
in sight,

and before
~er, or the carriage could be backed
le struck the horses which were
or wounding them all. Had the
seconds later, the
d, and

when ..ne locomotive appearei
ty did not, however, notice -
Is den,

y, and great might, in many
liamt.es that would have taken
a guard at t'

g was so

y of the imminent

I on Thursday, bringing

gnt ou passengers and a valuable
3 being .6'1,316,097 or £263,219 sterl,
ecie on the Isthmus of Panama was
danger, from the bad state of th(

bands of robbers infesting it. A
2,800,000 in specie for the United

eded in detaching three of

and recovered
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

) waste his ti.

why didn't you open th

1 to 'say

was very cold thi

)f ten shillings for not at-
given on this subject. It

must be veryune;m- r.rtable
n mutt. I shall inflict a fine of 10A. for not atti
nd teach you to attend my

►t to every or

to my orders on •11
)rders in future ; v

any justifiable
tial to life and

went in close con; t
By keeping. the wir

nd I don't intend to have it

nd T cor

matter. Enforce that

fine, Mr. Sttthan

The busines

the court then proceeded, and in the

!orreeted a mistakem

He said it a
n of chicane]

man wh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

THE GENTLEMEN'S SHIRT WAREHOUSES,

NOS. 24 & 26, BOLD-STREET.

ID L. MACTAGGART,
-I- •

SHIRT MERCHANT

THIS ESTABLISHMENT, which has so long enjoyed a DECIDED PREFERENCE over all other. similar Establishments
in Liverpool, maintains the same character as heretofore, and the Proprietor is determined to make every effort so as to per-
petuate its justly ACKNOWLEDGED CELEBRITY.
None.hut FIRST-CLASS NEEDLE WOMEN are employed, to whom libel l prices are paid, securing thereby THE BEST
OF NEEDLEWORK.

YOUI_'S,POSIIIRTS, in every size and quality

GENTLESIEN'S atirYOUTHS' COLLARS, in all the variety of approved shapes

An extensive STOCK of beautiful Hemmed, Stitched. and Embroidered DETACHED FRONTS.

OUTFITS for all parts of the World
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

klas I tbe weetest flowers that bloom

Oct. 25

---..10.--

BOORS FOR REVIS

intended for rev

lion-conrt. eet-st rt
of the LIVE R POti L ST
and receive attention

_Antient and Mot

Taylor, LL.D. Rev

Are on., __._ _
Then learn, oh ! man, to meet thy doom
And in the grave to lie.

LITERATURE.

By the late W.

tc.—New Books, Prints, hfusic,
nay be left at Mr. C. Mitchell's, Red-
t, London. addressed " to the Editor
NDARD," when they will be forwarded,

Cooke

ed and continued to the present
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

Murphy and Lloyd, t
recently taken by a man nan
is a returned convict, baring been tray

night or three weeks. He denied, when questioned, that he
had any money or knew anything, of the robbery questioti. The
officers locked the dooy, and commenced a minute search of

sovereigns; and from a bag they drew forth a watch, which Mr.
Livingston identified as that which had been stolen from him.
Barrington was placed in custody. It was then ascertained
that he had, two days after the robbery, left a purse containing
eighty sovereigns with Mrs. !lime. nublican, of Whitechapel,
from whom he had drawn, at two different timer, two sums of
£2O. It was also shown tint he had taken the beerhonse on
the Monday after her 'Majesty's visit, paying 174 for the fix•
tures, &c.—On Wednesday, Barrington. who is a stout middle-
aged man, something like a blacksmith in appearance, was
brought before Mr. Mansfield, when these fo •
to, and 1f i• r •

Ar. Livingston positively identified the prisoner as the
man who had stood in front of him and cut away his Docket

ROBBERY BY A SERVANT

young man named Robe

vii iursuay, cnargeo with
stealing certain property therefrom In the cellar used by the
prisoner, and amongst his clothes, were found a pair of scales,
some towels, and other articles, the property of Mrs. Hender-
ten. There were also several pawn-tickets for coats found on
the prisoner, which it was supposed belonged to gentlemen
who had been guests in the house. There were also some keys

found upon the prisoner, which fitted the brandy cellar and
the till, lie vas remanded for seven days.
SMUGGLING.— An elderly man of very respectable appear-
ances, was charged by a Custom-house officer with having on
his person a pint and a half of brandy and about seven ounces
of (ounce°. and with threatening to mark him if he did not let
him go. The prisoner was fined 405., or to be imprisoned 40
days in default. A poor Irish lad, just arrived from Ireland
on his way to America, was stopped 1w an officer of excise, at
the Nelson Dock, and a bottle of whiskey found on him. The
prisoner admitted having the whiskey, which he brought with
him for sea Ilse in going to America. He was fined 2s. fid., or
to be imisoprned three days in default.—The stewart of a ship
was fined 255., or, in default, to be imprisoned fourteen days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

,erton-r

'dge its receipt

a quantity of co' fleet&

llage, presented to the

cess, through the Coutrtess of
Her Majesty has directed Col.
d to forward £5 for

PD ROI3BERY.-At seven o'click on Friday
H. Lawrence's house, Rodney-street, was
ome theives through the roof from an empty
ant maid hearing a noise,

s made their escape, leaving
)otv on the roof.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

the District Finance Committee, New Bailey
Manchester," on or before the 12th of November

Dated twentieth October, 1851

LAND WANTED,

THE GUARDIANS of the WESTDERBY UNION
are desirous of PURCHASING a Piece of LAND whereon
to Erect a Hospital. The same must be situ -within a dis-
trict bounded on'tioNLorth by West Der - °ad. on the south

nry .a...nwent-street, on sue ea y the New
Estate, and must compris th ast 3000 yards.
Tenders to be sent to me, before the 11th (lay of No-
vember next, addressed t to Gu. ians of the West Derby
Union, and marked " ' iders for Lan ."
By o rof the Board,
WILLIAM CLEAVER., Union Clerk.
2, Elliot-street, Clayton-square, 23d Oct., 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

rl Rinal

." After to

s are t:

'son informs ril

pain, &

ivice will be sent to-any part c

ly Place, Holborn
)m 10 ti :1 1, and 4
Tangement.

in the three Kingdoms

sent free on receipt

imitation of ►h
Dr. De Roos' c(

ainitig•th

ET, LIVE

T STARCH, now

) PATEN

ich, for Dor

y-respectable

in which the
is held by

Glasgo%
been used for same time

id Turner
Intim

Wotheispoon, 4(

Sons. and Co., an(
es :—P. Hare
I.tson, Chan
33. Scot
Willian

nd ; *Gilbert

and Wilsoi
Georze Him

.hOut,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

coveting of the Posicogeai.on board the Af

At a meeting of the passengers on board the Royal Mail
steam-ship Africa, on Sunday afternoon, October 26, held
in the saloon of the said shin_ it tuou

•• i~lr.
C. Congreve, and seconded by J. W. Schmidt, Esq.,
that the following gentlemen form a committee to,prepare
such resolutions as may be deemed expedient under the
painful circumstances in which they have been placed, in
emsequence of the ship striking upon a reef of rt

Ist. Resolred,—That we sincerely sympathise with Captain
Ryrie in the accident which has rendered it necessary to return
to the port which we have so recently left.
_ .

2nd. Resolved,—Tbat the accident, according to our judg
ment, can only be ascribed to the prevalence of a dense fog,
which prevented the Copeland lights from being seen, and to
those strong tidal currents which prevail in the North Channel,
of which we had ample evidence when the ship was extricated
from her perilous position.

3rd. Resolved,—That the manly firmness and promptitude of
action displayed by Captain Ryrie under these trying circum-
stances command our highest admiration, and entitle him to
our fullest confidence as a commander and a seaman.
.4th. Resolved,—That our best thanks are due to Captain
Ryrie and his officers, engineers, and crew, and all connected
with the ship, for their laborious and untiring exertions in
removing her from the dangerous position in which for more
than twelve hours she was placed-
-sth. Resolved—That a copy of these resolutions be presented
to Captain Ryrie, and that they be published at his option in
the Liverpool and New York papers, and in the London Times.
Signed on behalf of the passengers, by

THOMAS LOCKHART,
H. CLAMMACK,
E. MoLvNE Dx,
EDWARD Al EN LOVE,
ITAVID BELLHOUSE,
CHARLES CONOREVE,
J. W. SCHMIDT,
JOSEPH STITT,
FRANCIS M. WESTON
JOSHUA LAZARUS.

Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Oct. 26, 1851.
:Meths. M'lier, with that promptitude which charac-
terises their management, at once determined upon getting
the Royal Mail steam-ship Canada, Harrison, comman-
der, ready, to Convey the Africa's mails and passengers
to their -destination, and she• will be despatched this

afternoon. The passengers will embark from the Land-
ing-stage at half-Pait twelve o'clock.

The Yorkshire Gazette notices, as an ominous circum-
stance for Beverley, that within the last three years two
mayors have died whilst holding the office of chief magis-
trate in that town.

SECRET OF COMFORT.-ThOUgh sometimes smell evils,
like invisible insects, inflict pains, and a single hair may
stop a vast machine, yet the chief sccrct of comfort, lies in
not suffering trifles to vex One, and in prudently cultivat-
ing an under-growth' of small pleasures, since very fevi
great ones, alas! are let on long leases.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

AUTUMN

Where, oh ! where is summer's gladness?

Where the songs so lat&we beard?
Why is joy so charmed to sadness?
Why so mute each-flitting bird?

Autumn gliding slowly O'er us.
To our hearts supplies no tre ;
Autumn passing from before us,
Helps us not to strike the lyre.

grows cold

Is it that the heart
As the seasons pass away?
Would. oirt would my tongue grow bolder,
While I sing the year's decay.

Leaves from yonder tree are falling,
Dying-ne'er to rise again;
lodotl•er 'Earth appears as
calling

For cold

Types of all earth's fleeting pleasures,
That so swiftly glide away:
All earth'•c, b,
Moulder, yam

t.'riCost lovely, treasures,
b, and decay.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

PARTIES requiring really good FURNITURE, at moderate prices, are respectfully invited to INSPECT
the_„§„TOCX of

W. BAYE , CHURCH-STREET,
which is now replete with at ery variety and nov , ncluding several Patterns from the Exhibition, in Chairs, Tables, Daven-
ports, &c. Eve rticle marked at the lowest price, in plain figures.
FEATHER BEDS, SPRING and HAIR hIATTRESSES, LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

of the next ease the .hulge

rat y pie +a 1

neraliy sup'

I lint•tiie

It was, bowev

wisest men an the essenee of

very silly people who

mere chicanery

These remarks wer

appeared on t

his case by what the ju

able evidence

The witness at tem
The Judge: You

'1 in explain

a mere co

proper.

You are rilpying will)

cause it is nece=snry for Iwo

exercise those powers. whether thvy
If there is a new FyStero of h.w, it. is
not exercising its lutes because th,
tell you (the witness) the Act. of I
power, not only to order.a prnseeu
parties immediately fur trial, to com

the next assizes f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

JOHN BRISCOE,

IN soliciting the attention of the LADIES of Liver-

pool and VISITORS to his

NEW STOCK OF FURS

SHAWLS, MANTLES, VF SET, SILKS,
CACHMERES, FRENCUATrRINOS, LUSTRES,

other
A UMN GOODS,

begs to obsepeihat, for extent 'and variety, it will be found

uniirecedentedly attractive:'
60 and 62, 0 LDHA L L-S T R E 7

SELLING OFF AT HALF PRICE
A Manufacturer's Stock of
CHILDREN'S WORKED ROBES,_-- ---
FROCKS, BODIES, CAPS, CAP LACEJ,,HOODS, &c. &c.,

MR. BRAI--- WAITE'S,
130, D-STREET,
THR 00R8 FROM THE TOP.
Also, a Lot of 78- zen Real French CAMBRIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 3s. 6d. each, worth 6s. 6d.

RECEIVED

BY THE PROPRIETORS OF

THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT,

CHURCH-STREET,

A NEW AND ELEGANT ASSOIMIENT OF

SHAWLS AND MANTLES

FANCY DRESSES,

FRENCH MERINOXerrRICH FURS

WITNETS, RIBBONS,

SrEKS, VELVETS, TERRYS, PLUSHES,

MOURNING GOODS

A ORNERAL STOCK OF

LINEN DRAPERY, HOSIERY, OUTFITTING,

HOUSE FURNISHINGS, &c., &c

J. CARMICHAEL and CO.

. . _
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S STAYS AND CORSETS,
AT MRS. FERGUSON'S
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE,
4, BOLD-S I REEF.
MRS. FERGUSON begs leave to announce that
she has ready for inspection an excellent assortment of
Madame Caplin's Hygienic Corset%}iferley's French Corsets,
the Queen's Own, the Cleme irk Victoria, and Nemours ;
also, the Riding, Double C le, and Sateen Stays. Country
residents instructed to their own measures, and supplied
by return of post.
.„ edding Orders and Indian Outfits exe-
cuted with economy and despatchST.R onEE the shortest notice.
4r, D- T.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

to thank Ilia-Customers for their kind ronage; and respect
fully informs.them that he inter . mug to Australia, previon:
to which-he will :-ELL the eof his STOCK, at very Reduct

Prices, for Cash onl • • t hopes those who have accot
to him unpaid !v. the them as eat Iv as possible.
GEO. AMBLER,
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER,
108, BOLD-STREET.

BUSHMFLLS WHISKY

A LARGE Consignment of t —jtistlieelebrated
IRISH, MAL ISKY
has just been receiv ect from the Distillery of
MESSRS. Q,L)ILL, AMARTHY, AND CO.,
_ OF RUSM M I LLS, COUNTY ANTRIM.

to which the attention of the 'PahticCa respectfully invited b;

R. LITTLE,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
3, VERNON-STREE7',
Livattroot.

SADDLERY AND HORSE-CLOTHING WARE-
HOUSE,
17. RAIVELAGII-STRRP,T,
(OPPOSITE THE WATERLOO HOTEL,) LIVERPOOL.

ASKEW and CO. beg to intimate to the Nobility,
‘..) • Gentry, and their numerous Patrons throughout the
country, that their Stock of Horse Clothing, Horse Rugs, Foot
Rugs, and Saddlery Woollens, together with ail the appendages
of the stable, is now replete in every department. They par-
ticularly invite attention to their Stock of RAILWAY
WRAPPERS or Knee Rugs, which comprises all the varieties
manufactured.

Every description of WOOLLEN and other WATERPROOF
CART HORSE SHEETS, strapped complete.
C. A. and Co. also announce that t y-have fit up a spacious
Show-room exclusively for th Di.ERY and HARNESS
Department, an extensive of which is always on hand,
in all its various branc , manufactured by first-rate work-
men, and of the bearinaterials. The whole will be sold, as in
the Horse Clothing Department, at the very lowest remune-
rating prices.

C. ASKEW AND CO.2_
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS,

WHOLESALE, iikirXlC.

AND EXPORT SADDLER.% AND

HOR4. CLOTHIERS,
17, RANELAGII-STREET,
(OPPOSITE THE WATERLOO HOTEL,) L/VERPOO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

,st Lough, at about ten o'clock on S

thotime, t he concussion w

but sligl

t Though theengines

were immediately reverse

:1, th© tid

which was runr

at a rapid rate, carried her some distance on the rock
and rendered the backward movements of the engine us

less. After every effort had been made by Captain Ryrie
and his crew to liberate the ship, and the tide ebbing fast,
signal guns were fired for assistance, but it was nine

rrived from Belfast, and shortly 'afterward
I made her appearance. At low water the
from 'midships forward, was high and dry. Thee
very smooth at the time, she did not strain much, and it
was found that she did not make much water. As soon
as the tide commenced to flow preparations were made to
get her off; ropes were made fast to the three steamers,
and, being aided by the engines of the Africa, succeeded
in getting her into deep water. After she had been re-
leased, Captain Rvrie deemed it prudent to return to this
port, where she arrived at a quarter past seven o'clock
yesterday morning.

steamers
thirc

Africa,
ea being

No blame can be attached to any one on board the ship
as the occurrence was beyond all human forethought.
The Afrio has been taken into the Graving Dock to 1:4
examinedgd repaired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

THE LITERPOOL„ COUNTY COURT.

On Thursd

IY, a d

on the occasion of
the County Court wa
oat' a special council

ffairs, with a

.Samuel 1-101

J. R. Jeff

pratt, T. A

_
otPer gentlemen.
Fletcher, of the f

meeting of th

the municipal ye

Samuel HAT

books, which it is

ordinary business c
On Friday morn
-d to Mr. Ss

,urnsie, respecting
Ranishav, the Juc

oin which it will Mt

that the inqui
in Liverpool :•

am now direc

cation I

.videncein sutv- r-C-(;1

Immediat

meeting

unanimously mlop

That a memorial tc
testing that the Cou

zesses of Liverpo,
before Lord Carlin
Court.

Ilat memorial

respective tilde

attend on Weds

The memorials refs
forthwith prepared, a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

tit this xi

andidatE

at it w

VC. y prupeny. Ine ACC or raruament gave him (the voted at four electi ,in three for Conservatives,
Judge) a discretionary power which he should take care ono for a RefortneW'and he was now there to opp
not to abuse. He should take care that that discretion reformer, Mr. Frerne. He was far frem being
was exercised in a manner which would be satisfactory, with the present representative—be was not sound
and not offensive to the public. The rule which he should lof the subjects he espoused at his election—he
adopt would be that in notinna few o,,ma ....de.. •1.- M 1... _

. --- •..". ." a..L.VUJ itn augua uazuva ava. nu pirugeu LO oppose.rne riseea.....,..._,costs should be given to the plaintiff, unless specifically for his conduct, and that of others—conduct
granted, or unless it should be an action by a poor person persons could rely upon—he could not think t)
to recover sages. He should not allow persons in a important que.F“‘”-----1-1 1— '
respectable sphere of life like the plaintiff to take costs hear.) He (Mr.
__out of the pocket of the poor man. If there was anything of Mr. Freme, as reporten, .
like dishonesty or fraud on the part of the defendant he be the founder of St. Ann's Church, and (a 4
should grant the plaintiff costs. of the ward. He would, however, refer the etc
Mr. Hopkins, the pllaintiff in the case before the court, churchwardens and ministers of that church f
proceeded to defend himself for bringing his case into no one had been able to a• screw" ,
court, He had received gross insult from the defendant, and ask after their answe'
who had thrown an apple at him. The resolution v--
The Judge considered that an exceptional case, and he
should give Mr. Hopkins costs. People must be taught to
id with civility, and as long as be sat there he should en- ment:
-aye- so e" it towards himself ar ' everybody else. the co

had read
which h

and carried anal
The committt
Among

.94-1; in the

i2ht b

I don't sup-

I don't
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

cigars secre

for having an,
the vessel.

;eil in -various parts of

BEERSELLERS' CASES.—On Friday, the following; eases.
against beersellers, for Sunday trading, were disposed of:—
Charles Audley, Bolton-street, (Park), fined 55. and costs:

liolly-street, corner of Thorlow street. 10s. and costs: Eliza
Hughes, Jordan-street, (twice previously fined). 20s. and costs;
Peter Catterall. Henderson-street. (five times previously fined),
20s. and costs ; John Carruthers, Jordan-street, ss. and costs.
On Wednesday a number of nersons - were Ittlintnfin sul f n

.overcrowding lodging-houses. :And not Navin, their houses re-
gistered,in accordance with the provisions cf the act.,
On Tuesday several publicans were. tined for selling wine
without license.

On Tnesilay, rltthew_l‘,Zott: commander of the ship Old

ON SH PROA

on Tuesday, and in each case fined -ss. and costs, for using
naked lights on shipboard, the law .requiring that oil lamps
only shall be used, and then to be protected by glass globes.
tin Monday. Patrick Scald!! was committed for trial on a
charge of stealing a coat from the ship Florida, in the Stanley
Dock. James Eaton was sent for trial for picking a ,female's
pocket of 544., on Saturday evening, in Byrom-street.
THEFT BY A RETURNED CONTICT.—SamueI Wilson, A per-
son who hnd been sentenced to ten years' transportation int
1840, and had returned without a pass, was committed for trial,
for stealing a coat from the door of Mr. Healing's- shop gin•
Vauxhall-road.

On Tuesday, a man named Matthew Summons was fined .e5O
for illicitly distilling whisky at his beerhouse, 268, Vanxhall-
road. A still and ninety gallons of wash were found upon the
premises. The defendant was non est, having tied to America,
On Wednesday, John Watson was charged with embezzling
Vic -

feral small sums, of a few shillings each, belonging to his
employers, Vey and Co., tea-dealer& Ranelagh-street. The
prisoner's duties were to solicit orders and receive money; and'
it was alleged that, certain sums paid to him had not been duly
accounted for. He was sent for trial.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

SPAIN

The King Don Francisco de Asia has sent to the muni-
pality of Pampeluna a portrait of the Queen and his
►n, accompanied by a most flattering autograph letter,.

as an acknowledgment of his gratitude for their attention
to him when he commanded a cavalry regiment in their
town.

Private letters from Madrid state that Lord Howden
has succeeded in procuring the suppression, from the Ist
of January next, of a most vexatious impost that has been
levied for many years at the lines of Gbraitar on all pro-
- to the rock ; and which pressed most
11 the poorer classes.

visions

rievously oda
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
LINE OF PACKETS.

14:
111 AHY PLEASANTS, R. R. DECAN.... 800 tons.. IstNov
SHACKAMAXON (new), W. H. WEST,re.:Tst Dec
WESTMORELAND (new), P. A. DECAY I ons.. Ist Jan
SHENANDOAH, JOHN S. TAIrLon. 00 tons.. Ist Feb

Sailing (roan LivititrooL on thelst °reach Month
And from PIII LADELMI IA on the 10th.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

be reduced l
iv()rtrz

hilly Pounds. on
Tfl gl,tl PPIZItki

d after the Bth November.
ukc Itme or Freight by these

Steamers will not exceed FOUR. POUNDS per TON 'during
the Winter Months.
PARCELS for different Consignees, collected and made up
Packages, addressed to one party for delivery in
- evading payment of Freight,

th the proper Freight

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,

APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, direct,
AND BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
i'The BOSTON Ships only calling at HALIFAX
to land and receive Passengers and Her
Majesty's Mails.

441

_ _
Captain Captain
I
ARABIA C.H.E.Judkins. AFRICA..., Edw. G. Lott.
PERSIA A'ex. Ryrie. I AMERICA' —W.J. C. Lang,
ASIA Win. Harrison. I NIAGARA John Leitch.
CANADA lames Stone. EDROPA .... Neil Shannon.
CAMBRIA.... Cain W. Douglas.

The undernoted or of bef Vessels are appointed to Sail
Fr wr LIVERPOOL :
Saturday, the Ist:Nov
Saturday. the Bth Nov
Saturday, the 15th Nov
Saturday, the 22d Nov
Saturday, the 29th Nov

CAMBRIA For B ON ....
AFRICA For EW YORK
ASIA F 805T0N....
NIAGARA... r NEW YORK
EUROPA,. . . For BOSTON
AM

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Wednesday, 22d Oct
Wednesday, 29th Oct

From NEW YORK WednesdaV, sth Nov
From BOSTOO Wednesday, 12th Nov,
From NEW YORK Wednesday, 19th Nov
From BOSTON Wednesday, 26th Nov

The Passengers and Goods for New York are intended to be
landed at Jersey City, within the jurisdiction of the Custom-
house of New York.

PASSAGE

to Halifax, Boston, or New York
Pounds, including Provisions and Steward's Fee,
Wince or Liquors, which can be obtained on
charged Five Pounds each.

Thirty-five
lit without

These Steam-ships have accommodation for a limited num-
ber of Second Cabin Passengers at Twenty Pounds each, in-
cluding Provisions.
• Apply, in Halifax, to SAMUEL CUNARD; in Boston, to S. S.
1.10. w is; in New York, to EDWARD CuNARD ; in Havre
and Paris, to DONALD CU an] K ; in London, to J. B. FOORD

52, Old Itroad-street;
and in Liverpool, to

in Glaskow, to Grand J. Bunss;

- I). and C. MACIVER, 14. Water-street.
—All Letters and Newspapers intended to be seat by
must pass through tlierostoflice,andnonervillbe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

On the2•lth i

John Hughes, Pilot, o
On the 11th inst.; at
Rev. Dr. M'Nelle, Day

Antrim, second

f Walford Fara
1r Farm
200,

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mddauihter of W. i

On the 21st inst., a

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the Rev. T. F. Amc
Mr. Godfrey 571.1

laughter of the tate Mr

Stephen Reed to Miss N
On the 22d inst., at

Tntin,s. Toiqtlay
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Forshal

the late Richiird At

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P3o6nY'tsl;See2"2dicienst.

Of Joseph Bat

On the

of the late Anthony

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

MEASURE, at the MOST REASONABLB CHARGES

Superfine Cloth Albert Coat*

32.. to 42t

Superfine Cloth Dress Coats

Ws. to 54:

Gentlemen's Riding Trousers

ISt. to 265. 6d,

Superfine Black Trousers

22*. to 28.

.svper•lHl£ Cloth Pest

De. 6d. to 14.

THE NEWEST STYLES OF OVER COATS AND

PALETOTS, FROM 25a. to 70a,

NAV,' UIVIFOR3fS to the LATEST REGULATION

A SCIENTIFIC CORRECT FIT WARRANTED.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

John GTover to

•ee, by the Rev.
7.turcr to Jane,

Chnrcb, by the

Royal mail-steamer
.e Mr. Benj. Barrett,

,s. Dennitts to
Ltnes Hughes,

Church, Mr. Wm

Everton, Mr

, Trantneret ty
n, to Christian,

ad, Whitehaven.
r. John Ri•ei her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28

n the 23rd inst

commercial traveller, o
On the 23d inst., at S
Miss Mary Ann Hug'
tallow-chandler, Ruper
On the 23d inst., at S

Aston to Alissitisa

the Rev'. J. I
second datieL

24th hist

ton, principal tilari

this county, to Miss J;riel7l;
__On the 26th inst.. at St. 3