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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

WILING moved for a humble address to her Ma-
. would be graciously pleased to direct such

- -
tine laws. as 11 s taken place with foreign governments
since the last returns to parliament, to be laid on the ta-

ble of the haus

After a short discussion, the motion was agreed to

.....‘111.....

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY
T. DUNCOMB presented a r

ham, s

ea by 4.984 operatives in the lace manufacture,

in favour o' the Bill
Lord J

MANNERS pres

ted a petition to the same

Orers in Nottingham

and*Derhy.
Mr. T. DoNcomnF. moved the second reading of the
T 0141. Fanteirt, Rill and in iinine so. observed that though

0,, 141 •••••., •,0
the work in the lace factories began every Sun day night at
12 o'clock, and was conii.nue•i with little intermission till
the same hour on Saturday night, a great portion of the
labour was carried on by the aid of children of very ten-

der years, as there was no r
age at which children tri4
i4lat►y children employed th

on at present as to the
introduced into them.

han six or

eight years old,

Trhen their it
out the injur

w a bed, but slept on the floor
ent was over. Having pointed
uch a system on the health of

these infan,s, and hiving quoted t
Spector and huh-inspector of facto

❑ support of th,

fering in their beha'f,

of labou

thctori. s

in the mo
o'clock at

he keeping of then
s object was also to

Whit al►oge-
t of children under

eight y

infantile L
opinion it
obj,oti,n

but if the house should he

ihould make no

In cone!

the hou
1e it. in.

by a majorit

Vi PC(
were re,

1 Lord Gough's Annuity Bill

third time and passed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

How To PAY THE BEN I.—The Repeal fund is drop-
ek. A new dodge i* terribly wanted.
Smith O'Brien ne shown at a shilling a-

M

tead ?—Punch.
A voting laity said to her cavalier, " Please clasp my
cloak." " Certainly," said he, putting his arm around
her, " and the contents too."

ABD-EL-KADI,R's BEST FRlEND.—Marshal [logeßua
is about to have Algn-rs for a moi.th. He intends taking
lap his residence a, Paris, so that the French may have
ntrllisenee of his vietorire.—Pune/t.
—We siw a Fellow yesterday, says
1. taking a sno, ze on the Alle-

TAKING IT COOLLY
,p PillAbu nh Jour'

-gharq v.h.rt,
board pile.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

This was a prrat discredit to u

hut mobt gratifying it was
irg into rilirtrnce to the presen
to ,how that thip. was, strictly spe..king. a Church Soc;et
and that it war desriv.rrof thr full

many societies start-

The fee► ti at clergy arid la tv were on its commit

tee, a ere a pry o
also, that twenty-three lystio

ring a c

h cet v ;

ps were its

patrons, proved

the same fact.
The Rev. Hoer M.NEILE seconried the resolution
The first public set he was celled upon to do was, to hanc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

) raise upon bond a sum not. exceeding

AlO,OOO which they were already elitilied to raise

f purchasing the %hole et net rn at a r rice to be settled by
rbitration, the arbitration not o assign any additional
,blue to the proper's• in con,e(inenee of the rower of ere-

. .
sting new shares. The arbittati II is to be rtttr the node
pointed out b‘ the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act.
These wrre the only alterations of importance in the bill,

.re elail;led to buy. and the Contp:•ny to sell. u; nn s quit-
AL. terns. Mr. l'arke,, on behalf of thy Buotle m-

%%laic') is, that the Chrporaiiori will have next year to take
thirliamentary powers to purchase all the'r winks.

. .
l'uF MANCHESTER. STRIK E.-A m.-sting of the Com-
mit:re of I)ele,:ates of tfe lthwers' General Association
laid on l'otsday. et the Hotel, II tint'F-bank.

Nlanchesterp aid was numerously atlended ; there being
thirty-one delegates present, viz., from Live, p• 01, five;
Birkentir ad. too ; Manchester, tour ;. Birmingham, lour:
Leeds, two; Bolton, two; Preston, two; Oldham. too;
Sheffield, two; Blackburn, two; Wigan, two; and Stock-
port and Maccltsti, Id, one each. Mr. D. Lielllinuse. of
Manchester. presArd. The draft rules, twet;ty nine in

ag,e.d to and sancttont d unanimously, subjf c!, cmitse,
to the approval of the next meeting of the Master's Gene.
ral Association. It was also agreed that the next general
'netting of the. association slionld he held at the Albion
Hotel. Mattt.hester, on Mend, y next, at hail-past twelze
o'clock, tor the purpose of considering the rules to be
submitted by this committee. It is raid that there is not
the least flinching among the body now in union, and on
strike. 7be numbers of men on stoke in Manchester, at
tire ; resent moment, may be taken as follows :—Carperk-
tees, 459; plasterers, 80; bricklayers, 80; labourers, 100;
plumbers, 70. The carpenters and joiners alone meet at
Carpenters' 11a1, the other branches having rooms at
d fferent public houses in the town. As the joiners'

works en engaged In the CO
THE SAILORS HOME.—We putpose, in a WI
to give an ext« tided description. with a Feries of views. of

or two
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

GREAT WESTERN

From LIVERPOOL. 1846. From NEW YORK. 1846.
SATURDAY 30th May. THURSDAY 25th June,
SATURDAY 25th July. THURSDAY 20th Aug.
SATURDAY........ 12th Sept. THURSDAY Bth Oct.
SATURDAY 31St Oct. THURSDAY 26th Nov.
Fare, Thirty Guineas—Steteard's Fee, One Guinea.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

CHEAP PROVISIONS

AMERICAN SAUSAGES, warranted to be made in
the cleanest manner, and of the choicest parts of Beef and
Pork, are now rendered to the public at the remarkably low

price of 4W
less than Gil

best for a faiiily this day in England. The Subscriber only
sells them Wholesale to Retail Dealers, to whom he makes a

any part of the country, remitting the money, ;rill be proinitly.
attended to, by the Subscribers, at
12, WOLSTENHOLME-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
-JAMES NUTFIELD and CO.

THE FINAL SELLING-OFF SALE OF OLD
. PATTERNS AND REMNANTS

TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, VICTORIA, KIDDERMINSTER

AND OTHER
R P E

PRINTED DRUGGETS,_FLOOR-CLOTIIS, &c.,

At 13, BOLD-STREET,

AND OP

CABINET FURNITURE AND BEDDING,

DUKE-STREET, CORNER OF CORNWALLIS-STREET.
r HOMAS URQUHART intimates to Families Fur-
l_ nishing, Dealers, and others, that he will commence To-
MORROW, (Wednesday,) his FINAL SELLING-OFF SALE.
Every Article will be marked at an extremely low price that the
whole may be speedily sold, and his new Carpet and Cabinet
Rooms opened entirety with new Stock.
To mark the Goods the Reduced Price, the Warerooms will

be closed THIS DAY. , .—...- .....
P.S.—During the above Sale, T. U. is in daily receipt of his
New Patterns in Carpeting, which may be seen at both Ware-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ALWAYS ON HAND,

The NOBILITY, CLERGY, and GENTRY, residing in the
country, can be well and cheaply supplied, by sending Plans of
their Rooms, Halls, &c., to
W. T. WOODWARD,
61, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

N.B.—lt is W. T. W.'s study so to execute all Orders en-
trusted to him as to insure a continuance of the favours of his
Friends, and thus to secure a respectable Family Trade.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

SELL 1N G OFF.

JMIDDLEWOOD respectfully informs his Friends
and the Public that his entire Stock must be cleared out
in Ten or Fifteen Days, and the Prices will be so fixed as to
cause an increased demand. He begs to recommend his tine
Raisins, in cartoons, at Gs. Gd. each; also, those in half and
quarter boxes are of superior qualify and considerably under
market prices. His new Jorda Imonds' at 2s. per lb., his
Imperial Figs, in packages, a 2s. to 45., B:c., are superior to
anything he has ever seen i iverpool. French Plums, in plain
and fancy packages. For dden Fruit will be sold in quantities
of half a dozen or upwa s, at unprecedented low prices. New
Orange 'Marmalade, 1 . and Is. Gd. a pot ; new Tamarinds, in
jars, Is. Bd. and u 'Ards. Every other article will be sold
equally low. Vege ble Oil, Soap, and Botanic Oil are too
highly appreciate obe given up, and preparations are making
by which the pr rietor will be enabled to supply any quantity
real in future t will be placed in the hands of respectable
Venders in all the principal Towns in the United Kingdom. It
will not be requisite to spand• the sums in daily advertising by
Venders, as in other compositions sold avowedly for the same
use. 'these articles are sanctioned by Parliament, as May be
seen by reference to debates in Parliament, 10th April, 1830.
The Botanic Oil has been proved to renovate the Hair, after
many years baldness, and to continue it with the Scalp in a
healthy state to the present .time, being more than 30 years.
The Stock nenv on hand will be sold at Is. Cd., 2s. 9d., and 45.,
reduced from-25., 3s. lid: and ss: •
No. 6, P K ER-STR E ET,
NI AR CI.IURCII-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

r, 40 ; against, 41

lONS.—MoNDAT.
on from V. Smi►h, Sir J. GRAHAM

HOUSE OF COM

States that it as air Intent on
a Bill to ttriv)le th
throughout r

It to incrodu

Privy Council to est
and al.ci Wales couits lor the recovery of

g

Small debt.; up to
effect or the turrtF,ure

Of the cour
ble of tees.

good e

He could not

Oo the order of the day for brim.
the Customs' Dut.es Bill, Lord GEORGE BENTINCE, in

ing up the report on

ther information than that which

He expre

'd, however, a doubt

a speech it

urged that the reductions propose

f countries commerciall

the tariff we,
hostile to us, .1

we did nothing in favour of such coup-

tries as CI

a, which received our manufactures on fa-

6overnalent, especially with reference to our
movcd that the report be taken into conbidera-

_...v0541, to attack not Herki, but a chief who ha
,cted in concert with Herki in that neighbourhood. Fror
the force employed we had a right to exit
northern island would soon he reduced tc
~-,gmate the procedure and then, but not till then the w
rsally, and to establish a regular ta- proving the government of the clo

t that 0

ork of forming and lir

ri the hope
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Louse, &

SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.—OnUr,day,
exan into ion of the !mils n the above school
took place in the institution, Colgan t-street. The attend-
ance of ladies on ibis inteieeting occasion was exceedingly
humeri us ; the Rev. Rector Crempbell presided. After a
few introductory retnaeks, Mr. Ithitid, the ind, fatigable
and talented teacher. explained the system oy which
ideas we re communicated, and illustrateei his statement
by pracreal examp'es. A elass of juniors, whose ages
ranged fr m s..ven to eleven, of both sexes, were first
exaneined, and city stions being put them by their maser,
answers were given with the greatest rapidity. by signs,
which relight be understood by every one present. They
also replied by writing on slates. A more advanced class

gave litho irable replit s as to the manufacture and produc-
tion'of varicus n eessary articles, trades, natural history,
and rel git maxims, ae: acllas in arithmetic ; and one
of there repeated the Prayer in a guttural tone,
but so as to be intelligible to most. Mr. Rhind stated
that the organs of spreeb were believed to be perfect, but
hia ~-• 1 - 1 -

.•60 WYE(' not; speak, herause . At not hear
sounds, and consequently could not imitate them. The
time and patience necessary tor such a process must be
immense; but Mr. Rhlod, who was brought up in the
London Institution, and was attera orris nine years under
the celebrated Dr. Watson, evidently delights in his la-
bour of love, and coesitlets no trouble or pains too great.
Several letters by the popils were read. which exhibited,
as the Rev. Rear r Campbell remark, d, two peculiarities
—a laborious rletail of circumstantiality, rod an almost
Oriental hypei bole. In one instance a boy, who, inde-
pendently. of being deaf and dumb, w; deprived, to
certain extent, of sight, h.d been taught to repeat the
Lord's praer. This was effected by the pupil feeling the
sound of the voice, t y placing hip finger on the larynx of
the teacher while be is t rot ouncing a letter, and thus
learning, by feeling and t h-e rving the motions of the lips,
&c., h. wto articulate. he examination afforded the
highest gratification to all those preset t. and Mr. Rhind
was highly complimented for the zeal and industry he had
di-played in bringing the rupils to that state of advance-
ment which they bad exl ibited before the audience. At
the close of the proceed ngs the chairman urged upon
those present the necessity ut using eve ry effort to promote
the objects of the society, and extend its sphere of useful-
ness, adding. that there was still sufficient room in the
institution for additional pupils. uho would be gladly re-
ceived.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Itdverpod

faction

from my feet very

From J. K. Myers, Esq..
I feel much pleasure in recommender

I the le

JOHN (ARLISLI

day extracted several painful core
►lly. Wlll. HENRY HUGHES.

JOHN J. BANNING

Liverpool

J. R. MYEUS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

exhorbitant chargei', and may always rely odhaving fulfvalue I
for their money.

The Stock of BRITISH and FOREIGN SHAWLS is now
one of thelargest, cheapest, and most valuable in the Kingdom.
In MANTLES, SCARFS, &c., the newest Parisian Shapes and.
Styles are always to be obtained, and an immense variety con-
stantly on hand for selection. Also, every description of Man-
tles for Mourning. The Mantle Room isup stairs, where young
Ladies are in attendance to take and execute orders.
Spun Silk and Wool Tartan in all the Highland Clan Patterns.,

J. CRIPPS,
8, MAD-STREET, Two Doors below the Music MR

E N'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

11 Mr. Procter, Chemist, &c., Liverpod
ch pleasure in bearine testimony to th,

entirely removed without ea

•eet, February 7, 1846.

This is to certify the t
several COT

to besofi

y testimonial fr
I cannot, in je

y deserves t
val o able pr

poA, near Liv2r;:oo

Id any of the Nobility or (

'er before

NT-PLI

which has crowned th,

from my.feet without pain or inconvenience.
street. It. JONES:

ice to him.

W. ROBERTS.

tor, "G. C. er

is written on the Goiern-nient Stamp.
JEANT'S LOTION, the only effectual Re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Body,

2s. ; Gallery, is

ROYAL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-

STREET.
TR. LEWIN Y. COLEMAN has pleasure in an-
flouncing, that, upon the Evening of THURSDAY next,
the 28th instant, he will deliver
A COMIC ENTERTAINMENT,

Illustrative of American Manners and Negro Life and
Character. interspersed with
ANECDOTE AND SONG,
AcSolimanied on the Piano-forte by Mr. JOSEPH ROBINSON.
Prices of Admission.—Reserved Seats, 3s ; Body, 2s. ; Gal-
lery. ls_-12 *

' MUSIC-HALL, BOLD-STREET.
AIE&IfERIS3f AND PHRENO-MESMERISM,
ON THE EVENINGS OF WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY
27TH AND 29TH INSTANT.
R. ADAIR, on his arrival from Dublin, has the
M honour to announce to the Inhabitants of Liverpool,
'Qat lie will give TWO EXPERIMENTAL LECTURES on
VmERIC PHENOMENA, in the above place.
R. ADAIR has also the honour to announce to the Inhabi-
-4,101 of Birkenad, that he will give TWO LECTURES, at
I.e CRAVEN Roohems, on the EVENINGS of TUESDAY and
1-11RsnAv, the 26th and 28th instant, on the same subjects.
F- Or.- ,rticulars see the Bills. Lecture to commence each

at

;lit o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Unea Eubtes.

-T'' To sail immediately.
111 .. '
/1— For BARB ,
The Shi ANCES,
tiiitf EDGAR C HILL, Commander.
--...,...k--- For terms .of fight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.

To nail on the 10/h of June.
For ANTIGUA,
The Ship L Y I) , 477 tons,
tir Hum' Jo , Commander.
- .Ipply to C. W. and F. SHAND.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

tinnrd in the first of VietoriA,
bnl nlter,•tion proposed by Mr. Holmes, aas e greed to
Mr. Aide, H. 13 MOORE then niched to read tour /nano—

d, afie

posing thrir, inoeiid of the Feoie rs emptying into the
doelc, they should empty directly into the ricer; Out he
way informed that the subject could not be entertained_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

After a desu►rn
thos

) spoke clep

iite;uhject,the bill.was read a first time ; and on the sug-
gestion of Lord Stanley, ordered to be read a second time
on Thursday, the 28th instant.

In answer to a question from Earl Grey, Lord Lyttle-
ton stated that the government proposed to foond a terri-
tory in North Australia, to be settled partly by emanci-

pated co r

Mr. Fox MAuta obtained leave to introduce a bill to
enable Christian congregations in S, otland to obtain sites
for building pl.ices of worship, manses, and ,chool- houses,
—The bill was brought in and read a first time.

Sir. G. Clerk, Sir R. Inglis, Lord G.
and Mr. W. Miles, the Customs Dut
third time and pass ca.

Ittilwasy Companies Dissolution Bill passed

through Com mit tet
P

jesty that t:I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY

The Bishop of St. DAVIDS, in presenting a petition
frOm the borough of Cardigan, praying that more ex-
tended means may be adopte.i for diffusing the blessings of
moral and indutrial education among the poor of the
principality of Wales. bore testimony to the pressing want
of education in the district referred, and called upon their
lord Ships to aid in remedying the evil. He felt a sincere
convictiow that if means had been taken a few years ago
to improve the moral and intellectual condition of the
people of that part of the country, so many soldiers and
police would not have been required to preserve its tran-
quility.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE entirely agreed with the
right rev. prelate, and said that the comtbission appointed
to it quire into the proceedings of the liebeccaites had re-
pont d that in those parts of Wales in which the Welsh
language was chiefly spoken there was an almost total
want of education. Parliamentary grants were of compa-
ratively little use unless such a system were adopted in
administering them as would call forth local exertions. _

The Duke of BUCCLEUCH moved the first reading of
the Customs Duties Bill.

The Duke of RICLIMOND opposed the introduction of
the measure. as adding insult to injury. Their lordships
were now invited to consider two bills withdrawing pro-
tection from the agricultural interest, when the rtmedial

bill had not been read a second time in the other House
of Parliament. The government had promised free trade,
but excepting against the agriculturists there was not a
line on the subject in the bill before them. If they al-
lowed corn to come from the United States into this coun-

try tree of duty, to the prejudice of the Canadas, they
should allow Clarinda to purchase cotton at the cheapest
marke'. Even Mr. Greg. one of the leaders of the Anti-
Corn-Law League, had admitted that before long Ameri-
can coarse cottons would eff. ctually compete v‘ith our
own cottons, even in Manchester. _

After a desultory discussion, in which the makirity of
those who spoke deprecated any premature discussion on
the subject, the bill was read a first time ; and on the sug-
gestion of Lord Stanley, ordered to be read a second time
on Thursday, the 28th instant.

In answer to a question from Earl Grey, Lord Lyttle.
ton stated that the government proposed to found a terri.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

GRAND JUNCTION RATLWAN

ALTERATION OF THE MAIL TRAINS. BY ORDER
OF THE POST MASTER GENERAL.
THE Public are requested to take NOTICE, that in

CHAN(

MAIL TRAINg

will be despatched

Id Horses cannot

IANCIFESTER MAILS Will

'ter be conveyed cia

td Warri

ively, on arrival of the early Morn-

ing Mail from the Nod•ra at 6-10
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE

ABOVE CHANGES,

wing Liv

to Bir-

nungunm.
A Short Train (Mixon) will leave CREWE daily, Sundays ex-
LIVERPOOL and MA ea. ti

!epted, f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.

'Under the Management of Mr. Mercer H. Simpson

Second Night of the
AFRICAN ROSCIUS.

THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th inst.,
will be presented the Tragic Play of

PIZARRO

By the African Roscius
Miss Emmeline Montague.
Mrs. Coleman Pope.
To conclude with the popular Melo-Drama, entitled
ROBINSON CRUSOE;
OR, THE BOLD BUCCANEERS.
By the African Roscius.

Man Friday

TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the interesting Drama of
FATHER AND SON; Antoine.. by the Afncan Roscius.
After which, THE PADLOCK ; Mungo.. by the African Roscius.
To conclude with a Popular Drama.
In active preparation, and will be produced on Whit-Monday
with new Scenery by Mr. Gordon and Mr. F. Lloyds, the Tragic
Spectacle, called THE BRIDE OF ABYDOS, (founded on
Lord Byron's -Poem .of the same name,) dramatised by W.
Dimond, Esq., and acted at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane,
with immense success.

Private Boxes may be had .on application at the Box-office.
Prices of Admission : Dress Boxes, 35.; Upper Boxes, 25.;
Pit, Is. 6d. ; Gallery, 6d. No Second Price.
Doors to be opened at Half-past Six. The Performance will
commence at Seven o'clock.
The Box-otl'ice•will be open daily, from Ten o'clock until
Three, when places in The Lower Boxes may be taken of Mr.
Wadds, Box Book-keeper. No Bonnets allowed in the Dress
Circle. Children in arms will not be admitted to any part of
the house.—No Money returned.—No Admission at the Stage
Door, but to persons engaged in the business of the Theatre.
Prompter, Mr. LLOYDS.
Ballet Master, Mr. T. RIDGWAY.
Stage Manager, Mr. ADDISON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

lect Committres of the House of Commons on railways,
Mr. Sergeant Wiikins, on Thursday last. observed—tie
knew very well that there were no difficulties in the eves

a•tother Committee•room, a few days ag

;0, cchethrr he

e lei-Plied, " Um.ler

the El alvs, mum? ehy yes. ye could make a tunnel under
the world if ye liked ; it's merely a question o' pounds,
shillings, and pence." (A laugh.) But though no &Hi-
culties in the eyes of an engineer, they were great diflicul-

ties in the eyes or lawyrr,:
GLASGOW STAGE COACT' V. RAILWAY

—The first

migii to Glasg.,w was established

by contract between the Glanow nraOstrates and kVilliam
Hume. a merchant of Edinburgh, in the year 1678. He
readiness ;me sufficient strong coach to

ye " i

run betwixt Edinbro' and Glasgow; to rim by sax able
horses, :o leave Edinbro' ilk Monday and return anin
(God wilting) ilk S,,turday uight. Thy- burgesses of Glas-
gow always to base a }inference to the coach!' Prubably

at this time the passengers weekly, to and from GI
per coach, would number about twenty-four. In or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ship then read the tollowit
—Toe AlNvor
His Royal Hie

cepted

to lay th
Honor, al

nd bas fixed on the

That the Mayor

riet,s Prime Albert

i : the

I,e chair

wy-hve

for 1 he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

h the Commons immedi-
the essential principle of
Lords' cou mittee. If an

second reading, the bill is

Dar reporter was in error last week in ascribing the removal of
emigrants from the ship Rappahannock, the evening be-
• publication. to irstruci ns received from the go-
vernment emigration agent. That gentleman, we are in-
fermed, was not present on the occasion.
We owe an apology to •` Nigel," but the latter part of his corn-
,munication must have ueen mislaid, or it would c.rtainly
have appeared.

fore our

SDAY

26, 1846
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

TO DRAPERS, HOSIERS, GLOVERS, &c,

- - ,
MO be LET, with immediate possession,. an excellent
1 and well-accustomed LACE a OSIERY ESTABLISH-
MENT, most eligibly situated • ne of the best thoroughfares
in the rapidly-improving m et town of Preston.
The Stock and Pixtur rill be disposed of at a fair valuation.
For further partic s apply to Mr. J. A. EWAN, Town-hall-
buildings, Preston.

CLENT HOUSE, HAGLEY, WORCESTERSHIRE.
TO be LET, on Lease or otherwise, with immediate
possession, that attractive and very desirable RESIDENCE,
called CLENT ,HOUSE, in the county of Worcester, for many
years in the occupation of the Proprietor, John Amphlett,
now deceased. It comprises a spacious Entrance Hall, twenty-
two feet square ; Breakfast-room, twe --two by seventeen feet ;
Dining and Drawing-rooms, twee ven by eighteen feet each ;
with corresponding Chamber commodation, and with exten-
sive Domestic and other Ot es and Outbuildings, and is adapted
in every particular to t occupation of a large Family.
A reasonable quan yof the finest PASTURE LAND may be
had with it.

The situation of this Property is one of the most favoured in
the county of Worcester. It hes upon the turnpike-road be-
tween Stourbridge and Bromsgrove, three miles from the former
place, and about eight from the railway station of the latter,
at the foot of the Clent Hills, and adjoining the beautiful and
celebrated grounds of Hagley Park.
For particulars apply to Mr. CHARLES Am PH LETT, Solicitor,
Birmingham ; or Mr. J. MATHEWS, Park Hall, Kidderminster.

EZlanteb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

t,n his bend; and th.- jin y returned
" " against William Kinsey', who was com-

verdict of

mitt. d to the eitv gnu'

IIIGHWAY 13oAttn.—At the weekly meetinz. on Thus-
da‘ NI . John Holtn.-s presided Dating son e conver-
sation which occurred at tile commencement of the pro-
o-edings, Mr. l', cter and Mr. Walthew sa d that if the
hills of the CorporAtion and Highway board had bete
ne into by the I.,,rlitimentary votumittee, the Con ora-
tiro) Bitl would have had no chance. Mr. James Law
rehre and Mr. 'I inns said their impressions were quite
;11'5 ci,ntrary ; the former also stated that he thought mete
"(I been a great gain to the town by the amalgamation.
e Chairman reported that, had it not been for the
stoke. the works Ht Gteeri-lane would have been comple-
ted beton. now,; but it was expected they gout() be corn-
din five weeks. Sows cot.versat'on took place as to
r the whn'e of the £50,C00 had been expended. It
"8 raid that .f..713C0 or £BOOO above that rum nad already

`" (-'xPerned ; but, upon the Law• Clerk assuring the
Lunen that pen.ialuns %ere msde in the bill of the Coun-
" tor thking all the responsibiii,y off the shoulders of the
eon,missinwrs, a quantity of plues were ordered.
kcoyAl. MERSLY YACHT CLUB.—On Saturday the
vessels of this company opened the seeson by railing in
'I he day was reuark•bly favourable, with a

enenp4,,v
bref!

lenr!ezvous

W - - ...Ho ',le a.a w he piece _
art off New Brighton, and, about eleven o'clock, A.M.,
t, e vessels Were perceived to le
gatherng tosaros this
r',iot. Mr. Ewan politely placed his splendid craft, the
iith, at the service of tt,e cou,ntudore for the day. The
commodore hoisted his flag on board of her about halt-
Past eleven o'clock, A.M. ; Mr. Evtart also joined him, to
ge,her with a few friends. The signal was wade from her
for the fleet to " proceed to the westward," about moo.
Ti captain hoisted his flag on board of the Leda, and
tacted as stein commodore. The number of yachts was
.bout adi Zen, of various tonnage. About the Bell Buoy
"eY lett all the other vessels behind them. They then
Proceeded towards the N W. Lightship, hut, the state of
the tide not affirding Eutheient water in the Rock Chan-
bel to Proceed in that direction, the commodore made the
`altoflg " heave-to," a hick was ptomptly oh, yed by the
L"" The appearance of the yachts at this time presented
7::was plrasing marine pictures. Afterwards the signal
it,gant made to " proceed to the westward." About
o clock. r the s'gnal was made to " bear away."
upet
-r4i)thitig Could exceed the beauty of the appearance of the
_: a, they sailed up the Victoria Channel. With re-
ct to the sailing qualities of the vari..us yachts, we have
v. observe, that discipline, not a trial of speed, was the
LI);r Tcler of the day." The Edith kept her proud distinc•
°I
-• /eider beating to wind
oughout thedward,
ay.and maintained her position
thr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Of the Reformation

novelty. a r

that it gave

apparent enough from the pages of his c,,nternpurarir his-
torian, lintliton, who utterly deplores that the Gospel
Pearl was east abroad, and trodden under toot by the

swinish multitude. It may seem in the present day no
mighty thing to make a transl.tion of the Latin Vulgate,
and to attempt i s general circulation; but th •se who are
disposed, on th,t ground, to lessen soo.ewhat the fair
tame of our first translator, shoat remember how weA
the detraanrs from the glory of Columbus, the first to
sail on an untried ocean, were rebuked by the familiar

which Wycliffe liVed, to translate the whole Bible for p
pular use, to conceive the plhn as suited to the tit
to execute the

iinplicd ti.

the truly great and noble of our rave posse ss. The ver-
sion made by Wycliffe, and the revision of it made by
some of his followers, had an extensive circulation. This
appears from the numerous MSS. of them v‘Vch still
exist, and which must have been multiplied imd perused
by private individuals, since they were excluded from col-

. . . _
legiate and monastic libraries, Ps books tainted with
Vere9r. The effect of this extensive circulation, we are
persu,ded, has been greatly underrated ; and we fully
agree with Mr. Anderson, that the r, !igloos opinions in
England. which excited the opposition of the Rom sh

Church before the Reformation. were " indigenous," and
are mainly a.cribed to certain portions of the sat red
writings in English manuscript."—Brilish Quarterly.

ELECTION (‘F THE POPE.—Th,-re are four different
modes of electing the Supreme Pontiff—by big/ ration, by
compromise, by scrutiny, and by access. An election by
inspiration is effected by several of the Cardinals calling
aloud, as by a sudden impulse, the name of the person
whom they wish to raise to the Pontificil dignity. This

me hod or ret•orting to the plerrat of sopertT

seldom re

filed of success
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

THE LIVERPOOL sTANDARI).

WEDNESDAY.

TO-3lORROW,(Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
. at William Nevett's Office mford-street,
13 Bales Persian W BERRIES,
Ex Eliza, from Smyrna.— p ,to Messrs. REID, lavmo,.and
Co, Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,)the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office,
• 16 Casks }BEES' WAX,
50 Serons
8 Casks ARBARY,
210 Bags
13 Ca GUM SANDRAC,
.in,f landed ex 'William and Herald.—Apply to
EDWARDS and Co., Brokers.

'it,-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Twelveo!elook,
at No. 5, Oldhall-street,
14 Bales PERSIAN BERRI lately landed,
100 Tons BRIAISTON '
Ex Brilliant, discharging thouse Dock.—Apply to
RC► tT CHRISTIE and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE

It is, therefore, necessary to ask for STIVENS' Wine, and
notice particularly the Label over the cork and neck of each
Bottle, with a fac-simile of the Signature.

MA Nil FA CTO R Y,-TE M PLE-ST R E ET, BR I STO I

3, BARGE YARD, BUCkLESIIURY;iObb

SOLD RETAIL IN LIVERPOOL BY
Mr. I. WOODVILLE, Bold-street.
Messrs. BARKER and DonsoN, Paradise-street.
Mr. JAMES CHESNEY, Commutation-row, Islington
Messrs. F. STEPHENS and Co.; Great Homer-street.
Mr. THOMAS GILBERT, Richmond-row
Mr. M. IV

ARK, St. James-place.
Mr. W. W. KING, Soho-street.
Mr. M. McDtvprr, Park-road.
Mr. H. PARIS, St. James-street and Mill-street.
Mr. WM. Ross, Clarence-street. •
Messrs. MANN and CROSTIIWAITE, 5, Parker-street.
Mr. T. H. SYERS, 16, Ranelagh-street.
Mr. R. JARDINE, Chemist. 36, Oxford-st., Abercromby-sq
Mr. CHARLES FRANCIS, Berry-street.
Mr. THOMAS CHAPMAN, James-street, St. George's..

Mr. G. D. CoLnunouai;Castle-street.
Mr. THOMAS DRIVER, Lime-street.
Messrs. DOUBLEDAY and Co., Byrom-street
Messrs. DOUBLEDAY and Co., Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Laughter and cheers.)

//en, or mor

It was veiled i

, and even express train

xact number of health
—On Thur

POTATOES•

ties ever witnessed in Cloninel appeared in t

They sold for sd. per s
evening they fell to roan

TriP fat

tners have been holding up their potatoes, in the expecta-
tion of a great advance in prices; but r ow the secret is
coming out, and they are glad to sell them at a much
•reater reduction than they have been sold at for some
There is plenty of provision and plenty of employ..
ment in the country.—Tipperary ChnAtilvtion of Satur-
day. The reports.from Mullingar, 13;illina, Newry, Mo-
naghan, Carlow, Cork, Limerick, Dungannon, Kilkenny,
A correApoodent at Castle-
-to the Ne►nry Telegraph.
cor the hat seven years,
-1... market so

s at pr

FACTOP

(205) against the second reading of this bill on Friday
night, was compo,ed of 47 Tory protectionists, 80 Tory
free traders, and 78 Whig free traders. The minority
(195) con,dsted of 113' Tory protectionist*, 17 Tory free
traders, 4 Whig protectionists, and 71 Whig free traders.
Amongst the majority we find—R. Cobden, M. Gibson,
J. E. Denison, W. T. Egerton, J. Hume, G. C. Legh,
Lord Morpeth, J. W. Patten, T. Thorn ley. The mino-
rity in favour of the bill we find the names of—Lord San-
don, Sir H. Douglas, J. Tollemacbe, P. Ainsworth, Lord
G. Bentinck, .1. I. Blarkburne, J. Brocklehurst, T.
Brotherton, J. T. Clifton, J. C. Colquhoun, B. D'lsraeli,
W. Entwistle, W. Ewart, W. 13. )'errand, Lord R.
Grosvenor, T. Grimsditch, C. Hindley, G. Hudson, Sir
R. H. Inglis, J. Jervis, Lord J. Menne -s, Hon. G. D.
Ryder, Col Sibthorp, and Sir George Strickland. Lord
F. Egerton paried in favour of the second reading with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

of the borough for loyalty. (" Hear, bear,"
Hi. worship %eta on to state, that he had cis

;Intl, in company with Lord Sandor
Douglas, had communicated with Col

They proceeded to Bu7ckio

self in consequence of hiving a consultation with Mr.
Austin respecting the Improvement Bill, and after a brief
conversation with Col. Anson, were ushered into the pre-
sence of Ili, Royal Highness, who received them wiih all

highness then fixed on the days he bad named for the
visit. (Hear, hear ) Some intimation bad been given in the
papers that it wa3 likely her Majesty would also honor

the town in company with his r

He begged

stAe most distinctly that there was no foundation
whatever for such a supposition. Her Majesty bad
never given the least hint of her intention to do
so. If. however, she should, he bad no doubt
they would show their readiness to receive her as
loyal subjects, in a manner commensurate with the
high dignity of her station. (Hear, hear.) But there
was no reason to expect it at the present moment. (Hear.)
Mr. Ald:rman TURNER said perhaps his a orsEip had
some suegestions to puke to the Council on the subject.
The M Avon said he should be very happy to receive
tife-SUggt•sttons of the Connell as to what ought to be
done. He was, of course, anxious that every this g should
be done suitable to the occasion, and in the absence of the
I Town-Clerk. he had drawn up a statement which he
" would read to them, and if they thought proper they

could niter nr amend it ns they thought proper. His wor-
ship then read the following :

"Toe Mayor having communicated to the Council that
His Royal Highness Prince Albert has graciously ac-

to lay the foundation stone cif a building for a Sailors'
Home, and has fixed on the 3Uth and 31st July for the

purpose,
" Resolved—That the Mayor and Aldermen, with liberty
to add to their number, be, and they ate hereby, appointed
a committee, with full powers to take steps and make
arrangements and preparations commensurate with the
high honour of receiving so distinguished a guest, and
with the well-known character of the borcugh for loyalty

and liberality." (Pear, hear.)
Mr. Alderman TURNER said he should be very happy

to move the adoption of the resolution

Mr. Alderman SANDS seconded the motion

Mr. PARKER said he did not rise to make any objec-
tion to any sum of money which he supposed would be
required, nor did he wish to oppose a suitable preparation
being made to receive his Royal Highness. His feelings
of loyalty were as strong as any man's. but he
object, d to the Aldermen being selected as the committee

e wishec

the Council as the representatives of the bu
large. and thought the

rses at

roper course was to select the

committee from amongst I bem
Alter some observations

Mr. HORSFALI
The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ESSENCES, Bic. &c.,
No. 14, GOREE-PIAZZAS.
ts. 7 Cr 141 RY AND COOK

y TOLDING (in addition to their own business) the
.SOLE AGENCY for PRESERVED PROVISIONS from

. JOHN FOLEY, CORN
Ete also an Agency from

to their Patror.

and Friends many of

the MOST ESSENTIA L ARTICLES

AT PRICES GREATLY

QUOTED,

which,_they invite attention' to 'the List

7oot, and solici

trial of the Goods

Chicken Ditto
Fine large Fowls
Curried Ditto
Ducks

3s. (Id. each.
3s. Gd. each.
lOd. per lb.
Is. 3d. per lb.
5(1 halt pint
. .

Fine fresh Codfish.

Genuine New Milk

Fine Clow

Cream

.18(1..pint
.eserred 1

'RESEIiVED ESSENCES, &c. &c

SELLING OFF.
T MIDDLEWOOD respectfully informs his Friends
tp. • and the Public that his entire Stock must be cleared out

Days, an
demand.

the Prices will be so fixed as to
lie begs to recommend his fine

Raisins, in cartoons, at 6s. 6d. each; also, those in half and
quarter boxes are of superior quality, and considerably under
market prices. His new Jordan Almonds, at 2s. per lb., his
Imperial Figs, in packages, at 28. to 45.. .rp Knnprinr to

mything

its, is. Bd. and or
tually low. Vegeta

Feen in Liverpool. french Plums, in plain
Forbidden Fruit will be sold in quantities
wards, at unprecedented low prices. New
Is. anti Is. 6d. a pot; new Tamarinds, in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

NOTICE TO MARINERS

DEDUCTION OF LIGHT-DUTIES.
TO THE COASTING TRADE.
REDUCTION
The Commissieuers of_Northern Light-Duties hereby Gtvit

lowing REDUCED DUTIES will be levied by them on all Ves-
sels sailing Caostwise, in lieu of the Duties presently leviable,
and that by virtue of a Warrant obtained from her MAJESTY in
COUNCIL, dated 6th April, 1846, viz. :
For every British Vessel, or for any Foreign Vessel which by
any Act of Parliament, Order in Counci., Convention, or
Treaty, shall be priviledged to enter the Ports of the United
Kingdom upon paying the same Duties of Tonnage as are paid

by British Vessels; sailing Coastwise, winch shall pass or de-
nve benefit from the Bell Rock Lighthouse or Skerryvore
Lighthouse respectively, the sum of ONE HALFPENNY PER
TON of the burden of every such Vessel (in place of one penny
as at present), for each time of passing 7acti.ofthe said Light.
houses or derivine bend' "

'ery Foreign vessel not so otivorstu
For every such Vessel sailing Coast

derive benAt from any others of the said Lighthouses- under
the management of the Commissioners (not being a local Light,
subject to a modified charge), the sum Of. ONE FARTHING PER
TON of the burden of every such Vessel (in place of one half.
penny as at present) each time of passing every such Light-
house or deriving benefit thereby, and double the said Toll for

every Vessel not so privileged.
Provided always, that nothing herein contained shall he held
or construed to charge with or render liable in payment of
Light-Dues any Vessels presently exempted from payment of
the same under the provisions of the foresaid Statute.
And, provided further, that nothing herein contained shall
be held or construed to exempt or relieve any Vessel not sailing
coastwise from the full amount of Duty presently payable for
the said Lighthouses, under the provisions of the fores.aidS!a•
bite, _ - _ _ _

By order of the Board
"'
"v
""I"ru
In
Pt""auLr
I."'‘.--
C. CUNNINGHAM, }Joint-Secretaries,
ALEX. CUNNINGHAM,
Edinburgh, 15th May, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

RAILWAY LEGISLATION,

and proj

s, proceeding; on which have been suspended,
or which have been thrown out on Standing Orders, or
before Select Committees on Merits. We can only find
room for the following summary of the whol!

English railway bills and projects
proceedings upon which have
been suspended, or which have
been thrown out on Standing
Orders, or declared not proved
before Select Committees on
Merits ...
English railway bills withdrawn.

2,170,959

Total English hills suspend-
-60,220,324
ed, &c.

2,987,029

standing orders or upon merits' 10,]87,050
Scotch railway bills withdrawn.. 1,529,000

732,559
120,155

gn grain into tiis county
tiny liatmh't e Guardian.
A LOYAL TOAST.—Atthe dinner
cultural Society, at Exeter, on T
Parliamentary I noway, the chairman, in proposi

It was a toastwh
~ If he were no

siderable difficul
be called to order for what the lawyers
—proposing a toast which could not I

for it was at present is

ssible to s

lav, Sir Jahn Ken-
the Health of Prince

st of the Royal

him in con-

man, be might
' uncertainty'

etly defined,

nether they were

or seven

;ht consist

the reconds of
ild not define the

pota-
markets.
g, and in the

'that the far-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

D. and
All Letters and News

MAcIVER, 14, Water-street.
tiers intended to be sent by

these Vessels must pass through ihe Postoffice, and none will be
received at the Agents' Offices.
Passengers will be charged freight on their

personal luggagF

len it exceed

:on measurement

FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
:cc :1,..41LN. BEAUMARIS and CARNARVON.
b' i k, Niky ~ THE CITY OF DUBLINSTEAM-PACKET
COMPANY,
-e'''. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The
,above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without

Pilots,) ta]

For DUBLIN,
May 26. at 10 o'clock P.M

THIS DAY,
WEDNESD)

'HURSDAY,

FRI DAY,
SATURDAY

28, 12
29, 12
30, 1

~ NOON

, NOON

„
THE PRINCE, PRINCESS, IRON DUKE, or other First
Class Steamers, sail EVERY EVENING, at. Seven o'clock, from
George's Pierhead, LIVERPOOL, for KINGSTOWN HAR-
BOUR, carrying Her Majesty's Mail and Cabin Passengers
only.

They also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the Clarence
Dock to DUBLIN QUAY :

For BELFAST,
A THLO

SATURDAY, May 30, at 1 O'clock P.M.
For BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON,

The PRINCE OF WALES,
W. H. WARREN, R.N., Commanc

SATZTRDAYS af Eleven o'clo6k; Mornin:

Further information given at the Comppa❑yy's Office
street. JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITI

24, Witer-

GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
01#h STEAM SHIPS.
MONTHLY LIST OF SAILINGS
FROM LIVERPOOL.
_ _ _ _

at 2 , Afternoon
at 4 , Afternoon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

present orpo

uni•y to contr4d

revert so

circulate d, that the N erkbruse Con mit/er and the Ho-
norary Nie-dieal Board were nor on gond ternis, and •hat
the Workhn•use Committee frustrated the Honorary Me-

the report.
Mr 1-letithente'
per annum Upon n division

1 iv-re was not the bilgiitost Inundator] tor
Mr. Hard moved, as an arnendrntnt, shat
's salary remain as at present, £l5O ver

the metier

a majority o

DOCK tOMMITTItE, THIIRSDAY.—PIans fOr 8 new basin
and I. lip for the s,,uth cod of the docks wire subcohte-d,

aid ordeted to lie on the table for a we. k for the inspec-
tion of the cote nitre —Plans of the new graving decks
at the north end, with the'r &c , were also
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

first mat

each ; £3 the, firs
named Lee
first, 1611 in

and W. Hurs

em.l4 for another sw,
Mrs'r:. S. Mills. L
n►l. There not bei.

the money was divided

AMERICAN PRODUC
nto the p, r.s of Loni

produce ;if that c

c•tic,.., Inc feeding cattle

pors of the Unitt-c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

WEDNESDAY.

To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at William Nevett's Office, 1, Rumford-,street,
13 Bales Persian YELLOW BERRIES,
Ex Eliza, from Smyrna.—Apply to Messrs. REID, IRVING, and
Co., Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office,

16 Casks } BEES' WAX,
50 Serons
8 Casks } GUM BARBARY,
210 Bags
13 Casks GUM SANDRAC,
Just landed ex William and Herald.—Apply to
EDWARDS and Co., Broker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

STATE OF TRADE

MANCIIESTKR.—The continuance of fine weather and the
prospect of the growing crops, coup ed with the somewhat
ea,ier state of the n•oney market, appear to have given both

•kippers and buyers for the home nv.rket a little more confi-
dence. The transact ons of the week have been on a iair scale,
and prices remain tolerab:y firm with an upward tendency in
the principal staples. The stocks of Yarn are very light, and
prices are firm. being' well supp rted by the high rates of the
raw • taple. We quote to day's prices for 26-inch 56 reed
printers, 3s 8,1; 27-inch 64 ditto, 45 3d ; 27- nch 66 dirt' as 6d
to 4i 9tl ; 27-inch 72 ditto. 55 lid to 55 aid; 36-inch 66 ditto,
5s lid; 3p-inch 72 ditt 6s 6cl; 40-inch G.E. 66 reed, gs to gs 3d;
411 inch G.F. 72 reed, ps ad to pi;

KOCHI), LE.—There has been a thin attendance of luyerS in
the market on Monday, and the bu!iness transacted was very
limited, with, ut any change in prices. The Wool market waS

quiet. and prices the same as last week.
I eeus.—Not much hu-iness was done in our Cloth Halls on

either atorday or Tuesday last; but the sales made in th" Halls
are not a correct cri`erion at all times of the actual state of the
Woollen trade; for sornetim. s, and the practice is increasing
rally, large quantities of goods are delivered direct from the
manufacturers tothe merchants. Such has been the case during
the pr., sent week sevtral of the large shipping houses having
received considerable quanti:ie- of goods. Stocks continue lot
sma 1 in the bands of the manufacturers. many of w. om are
now making to order. Prices are firm, and a good autumn
trade s generally anticipated.
BRADY RD.—Trade is assuming a rather improved aspect
here, yet there are still many manufacturing operative:: out of
employment. Great hopes are indulged thkt the passing of the
free trade measures of the Government will lead to an extended
demand for our piece goods, 'and that we shall have a good
nut; mn trade. A fair anion' tof business was done in the piece
market on Thursday, at late prices. No alteration in the Wool
or Yarn departments worthy of notice.

—We h

the p easure of reporting this
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

PROGRAMME or PARLIAMENTARY BUSINEES

FOR THIS WEEK

The following are the lir
trict, which are to come be

week :

Manchest(r District,
1. OLDHAM. LIVERP. OL, MAN(
BEAD JUNCTIO?
Oldham, &c.)
time.
Engineer : G. I'. I

BIRKEN-

(from S

d second

rington & Co.
2. OLDHAM DISTRI

from their Old

rr (Manchester and Leeds project.
lam Branrh to As/Ann, Stockport.
Capital £700,000. Bill read second

Rochd

Bower & Son.
3. MANCHESTER AND LEEDS ,
tal £lOO,OOO. Length, IGi miles,
time.
Engineer : J. HawkEhaw. Parliar

,orrington Z

4. HUDDERSFIELD
AND CANAL (Oldhaa

Bill read second time

Ind Hyc
Runcoi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

-I) Y A GOVERNMENT ARRANGEMENT, the
i j great importers of Foreign Goods have already passed
through the Cuelonts vast bulks of
FRENCH AND OTHER MANUFACTURES,
at the
PROPOSED FIFTEEN PER U.A.-'T. REDUCTION.
regulate his Establishment, he now unreservedly
offers the whole of that portion of his recently purchased, and
daily increasing
NEW Sc FASHIONARLE SPRING STOCK,
Influenced by the above
CONSIDERABLE RELAXATION IN PRICES.
A profusion of beautiful
SILKS, SATINS, SHAWLS, CACHMERES, ROBES,
DELAINES, RIBBONS, LACES,
GLOVES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS; STRAWS, &c. &c.

E SHOW ROOMS
Present an elegant variety of STRAW BONNETS, DRESS
CAPS, &c., and are presided over by first-rate London Milli-
ners, whose talents are submitted gratuitously in the Trimming
Department to all Purchasers.

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET,
CARPET AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,