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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

consequences

have access to a nro you open up e. _
danger which it is difficult to overrate. The notorn,
careless habits of this class, many of whom at such
period, are in a state of intoxication, would render the
most praisworthy efforts at precaution unavailing. Ther_.
people too, for the most part substitute dry straw in their
berths for beds, and a more ignitable material.•l need 0!
say, can hardly be imagined. Two of the most calamito"
occurrences which have for many years taken place—the
burning of the Ocean Monarch, and the Caleb Grimshaffr
had, there is but too much reason to believe, their origin',
in the Liverpool docks, where, in all probability, some 01'
these emigrants had incautiously dropped a match A
lighted rag into the hold, which there smouldering V'
having slowly done the work of destruction, misery and and horror came to pass, which -
imagined, but can never be adeol,-,
it not behove us then,

lancet
neaps untrieq:

to limit to' ilie-17tnn"OsjLtj
~___ •

of such occurrences as these—to leave
..
which will restrict, instead of adding to
Most assuredly it does. The voice of common h
demands it ; our own individual safety forces its •
upon us, and as I feel confident that by allowi'
board, you will most materially enhance t:
help expressing a hope, that no such measure will be p:"
mitted, but that, on the contrary, the Dock Committ&
will, by the exercise of as strict a controul as is practice
ble, endeavour to lessen the to which
now exposed.
I am, Sir, yours, &

6 are" 0,
is evil, I caralo

'e are ere

- A PRACTICAL OBSERVER,.
[Our insertion of the above letter must not imply ogt.._,
agreement or disagreement with the conclusions of the
writer. The subject will, of mires, receive the most ins"
tore consideration of the Dock Committee, and if the le°
of fires and lights be conceded, it will, no doubt,
,F:
guarded by such stipulations as will amply provide for ime
public safety.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

QUESTRIANS
Lady, M"
een of 1

Mr. MILNI
ng this Week.
I ID-DAY PERFOi

Two o'clock e
G, (Tuesday.

ld his wonderful SONS
,ere will be

4NCES

;n--;r0-111ORRONV

natant,
stiaue Corde.

e Bohemian Polka
Revolving Globe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

gradually, I
atTriesG

131,121 I tz

,py on the 6th, and

and Ed

Cu ih lIVE

id towed into A

862 I WEDNESDAY, DECE

liiit:rley Hall, Durant, hence at M
Liverpool Packet. Giacobbe, sailed

n, with a

El;ans, hence at Havr

land at 'Kingstown.
olette, fro -A Liverpool f

—Wind N.N.W., moderate

Leran—Clarence, from Pic

for Mobil,

Taiso at M azetlan,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

I PACKET LIST, GICI,

IS'HAMPTON STATION'
Lisbon

Gibraltar
Malta &lonian Isla

(I)Brit.Col.inW.lnd.
(except Honduras & I

muda,) For

Havana

Venezuela, 1

) Mexico & Havana) I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

d the
to flower seed

ultivator cannot pay for scientific
- His assistants do their

ley make blunders, which

I an amateur, continues the error, until h
his mortification, that he has been using in

dexposin

himself to ti

nowieiclature, of

a step has been made in the right

the eminent horticultuiis

labels for upwards of

usually employed fo

the scientific and common

ime of introduction ; whether an.
t ; colour of flowers ;
Ellis is all done in very
d label ; the following

'e a goo,

.ceus (Androsace

like Leptosiphon.)tl

June to

plant early in the season, suitable II
aed borders. Saw, to stand through

hint. RiC:h light garden soil

re what has so long been wanted,
ive much trouble removed from

isfaction of pleasing their custo-

is, it was too much for an indivi-

its in h
I the drt

ap, and there did not pre
he supply of horticultura

istent w

cultural business which have been
and other trades by a cheap supply
irrect labels. Indeed we are sur-

able Mr. Silverlock has never
Is in hand ; it would not have
medical label busi.

his extens

ily become g

CULTURAL CHEMIS

economy of vegetable life—the
Le alkalies (potass and soda), ti
I magnesia), phosphorus, sulphn

oned, theie are others of less fre-

importance to those plants
ilica, the metallic

ly found, as

,übstances, therefore it would be

p with a superabundance of either
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

.er the

lent, by ingien

we ar

differently,
he ex

man

mere and

tse prof

prerogat

o manage their own

gement,

;o haN

never have

model educe
lot fl,

er cent."upon our er

travagant

itdoor r

yes un-

f expen din

less a sum th-a

act that

,e of the

Dst strongly
P Vestry to

nability of

iaae upon the pockets of the
e cry raised by a few parties
Before we wore an

economy _
control of the commiseio

'or political equality in the coin
!try, that body was allowed at

3f a chara

pauperism as for the prot

the me

ed to con-

maintenance of an active and
intelligent secretary in London, Mr. Wainwright,
by whom important negotiations with the Govern-

tribute toward
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

I Gannett (s.s.), Rott(
SAlLED.—Washir

:on, Wilk

William Pr
3UILDING TRADE OF LIVERPOOL I Clemence, t
from Buenos Ayres, at ditt

"Part c

Tonne

Curry, and Co., I

Charles Brow-ne

pread reputation

)est au

/Tortatit branch of trade, b

just been I

think our readers will be glad to peru

*n one of mutual anxiety I

gt caus

d by a

in the n

that, on and after
ed t

, all foreign I

me privileges as

ig Trade.—

The prosy

The Selina w

*rom.the Clyde, and Mysc

Ross, hence at Deme
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

rton, of Tattoo

o officers of the 43d Regir

and regard for a regiment to which I
ton, was so much attached, and in wi
April, 1848, after twenty-four years' sea,
rendered his life."

REDUCTION OF RENTS.—The Marquis of We
ter has returned to his tenants upon the Ea
who have paid up their rents, £lO per

!ent. on t

half-ye

e the all

lordsht

for dra
A T

bus, ni
milton

Lion fr

,ning purposes

'NSHIP TO

ar Garsta

Lancas

nd a mark of his esteem
is son, Major Eger-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

payable in ca:

e h. (1. .e.
an 5 011542

15 011567
0 (A 1610

three r

1 17 4

large of

N S I

RA I,

TR
IGH, Es,

sT C E

2'lo 0

2 19 1

J Will.
Johr

Surgeon.

dIRKEN

!he Bemis

to further

1904 3 4
1945 16 8
2000 0 0

t ONE YF

2000 0 0
2000 0 0

tctiona and ad

system, and on

Lonths ath

SUMS

plications for Poll

;es of mortgages or
I

e of .4'looo, payable
of years.
.
`a"' I Rate.

to receive at

in which appoint-
lon will be attended
le references.

COMPANY

S of .t'2o E.

BLUNDELL, 1

.s Litwrence, Esq
cis Maxwell, Esq,
rt WAndrew, Es

leSr
Torr,
erington,

mith, Eui
, Esq.

bff. Formby, Esc
Hugh Neill, Esq
Holme,

nilton-square

/ continue to

lone, with resp,

t to the advan

INSURANCES
e rates of premit

The Comy

a the Settleme

B BRA

'e Lives on

AR, SEVEN YEA

E CONTINUAN(

Je s. d.
1 14 11

ON CRI

ny of the followin

,s, or any of

AL PAYMUNTS

V be effected in various

ain on Credit, or

ways not mums-

the convenience of the

brded by

tide the following, viz

party making the

PROFITS
RDS of

TWO-THI
E FOR M

kNAGEMENT, the

e (Mize being borne in due proportions by the
nd EXEMPTION OF THE ASSURED FROM
TY OF PARTNERSHIP._

TENClESll.roughout the Coi

ies of Lancas-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

the operation of our pie-

)licy, combined

insecun

‘l4 attairs in Europe, it
Position of the m(

assuming the

y market

f the world

.4 Bank of England has
Deceived it necessary to hold a stock of gold
eeeding 161 millions sterling to conduct the busi-
ness of the country, and to meet demands re.--
-
"°lll unfavourable balances of trade.
4
emPorary, however, seems to be oblivion
dallertant fact, that, from -payments up to the ye---
of the act of IsAA
try v.--

therto, he says, t

never

Our con-
f the

resumption of cash

previously to the passing

,he entire business of the coup-

Tied on wi

stock of bullion ranging

fiorn a yearl
for the first

,o 4 millions. In 184
3rv, the Bank held

we know too wel

created by, and what resu'

ted from, he

then pleth or

Our contemporary prc

t must be apparent, ho

T, that the

Precious metals which was quite sufficient under the cir-
clpastances under which the country has been hitherto
placed, may become inadequate, in the event of changes
Ivhereby its commerce may be greatly extended, and its
obligations towards other countries largely
. And are there not good reasons for believing
is involving both these results have recently

,t!icrease

haPpened

and are still da

occurring ?

The conclusion which we are 11

e, as in the pre-
hat

ceding extract, draw,
the Bank in her foresight is preparing for an emer
gency, by voluntarily adding to her stock of -
She is doing no such
-.nil she

festly invited to

The increase is fOrced

mid gladly

the set of th

eat Britain' arrested

etals to

- --
.Every. we

I weight into her cof

Tor her

of no

15 not keep pace with her
and she has at this

accumulation of tl

moment

it bas

Procure en

;h she cannot

thro-u-gi

lortion

temarks. Englarc

communications. &
loußp

he same fallacy runs

our contemporary's
from her superior

bout to beco

the war

'ge portion of its accumulated capital swept

We must come, however, to a consideration of
the causes which the Guardian conceives to have

ed to the present

accumulation of gold in this
is the remittance of specie to

country. The firs
Great Britain during the revolutionary troubles in
Europe, for investment in our securities. As aid-

ing the operations of the Bank to recruit i

the crisis of 1847,

*his no doubt operated
he large

poweifully

it cannot account fo

increase Which is just now taking place

The next

cause urged by our contemporary strikes us as the

most singular that ever was put forth by a writer,
presumed to be acquainted with the rudiments of
commercial and monetary science. Owing to

i:uropean commotions,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

a full market would give, say 455. '
in sense—under the plea of meetir

we extirpate it

manufacturing and a

•
introduction Of food (aft
who refuse to take in e

Wring or mining districts?"—Fron
on the Question of a Fixed Duty
1849.

I ST

SAVIOUR'S CHURCH

throug
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

'sew South Wale

LONDON MONEY MARK}
Market ovened better than

in day, ainck gl
ito #. Mexica

LONDON SHAI

Railway Market opened

when a sudden re-action took'
from 1 to ti per cent. rise,
London and North Western Sto
12i to i ; ➢lidland Stock, 43* tc
i dis. ; South Eastern and Dow

I ditto, 10
I Stock, 103 t

Eastern
,61 to 31; Laneashir
York, Newcastle, and Bpi,

LONDON CORN MA}
• of Whea* -

Trade expe

e on bond,

wei-e even alga(
as expected at

s, owing to the holidays,- but
--. /inwards.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

BARRELLED OYST

ST LONDON NATIVES at 6s.
Best LISSADELL and other OXSTM

;s. per Barrel

GE9RCE DUFFEY,
WOVER-STRZ
.ree Doors from Church-strt

OLD-STREET, FOR CHEAP G

WARI

40. BOLL-STREET

zratefully

ledges the patronage he has received for
with the best quality of RICHLY-CIJT
9, and assures them that, as heprlOY's pe

below t

Stock is extensively orte
lain Glass, Bobemiati Glass,

abastir Figures, Japan a

following list of -prices is

art Decanters
it Ditto

0 2 9 each
0 1 9 ..

Cut Wine Glasses, from
Half-pint Tumblers, rer
Cruet Frames, and Th re

O 0 3 .
O 1 0 theS
O 0 11 each

0 3 0

A Set of Three Ti
A single 24 inch

0 4 0 the Set
0 1 0

Dbsesve.—J. WARD, 40, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, the Pre.
[ses lately occupied by Mr. T. Smith ; and no connexion wilt

NEW

YEAR'S DAY!

TO PRIVATE FAMILIES,

FAMILY WINE, SPIRIT, &PORTER MERCHANT,
47, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET,

TAVING of late directed his particulaz
SOLELY TO THE FAMILY TRAD—
ts a trial, feeling a confidence thatx

attention

He, therefore, respectfty,effibi
December :

ses extant
Prices foi

SPIRITS
Gall. I _

,2/6 I Ditto Glenlivat an

I Islay .If

Jamaica Rum.. WO „ Irish Malt...
Best Old Jamaica Ditto l6/0 „ Cognac Bran
Irish Whiskey lO/6 „ Pale Ditto D;
I Good Malt Whiskey 14/0 „ Scheidam He
Genuine Hollands (in Cases of 1 doz. or 2 gals.) 48/
WINES.

Good Port

Crusted•

Brontg Madeira ...
Good Dinner Sherry

Fine Old Sherry

CHAMPAGNE, CLARET. MADEIRA
BRITISH WINES.

r, Raspberr

-Gooseberry, and Black Currant I I°d.
ALE AND PORTER, IN BOTTLF

Alloa Bitter Beer*.
Drogheda Ale
Burton Ale
East India Pale Ale
Burton Bitter Ale .

,urgh Strong Ale
n XX Porter ....

London Brown Stout

mended for invalids) 3/6
Bottles must be giren in exchange, or paid for on del

'ivery. The

;cone-amount allowed :for is

TERMS, CASH, AT TIME OF ORDERING, OR ON DELIVERY
*A light Dinner Beverage, medically recommended.

WI. it. rkMAD.Laird T kora 1 LYI.II.DO.
A T this peculiar season of festivity and mirth, when
A. friends and lovers assemble at the social board. or join in

the mazes of the dance, both sex
roes of shining in personal attrl
le toilet.

attention to t

It is at this particular season

CHOSE AUXILIARIES OF PERSONAL B UTY,
ROWLAND'S UNIQUE P PARATIONS,
,tine pre-eminent in their powepf while the :rich luxuriant
rest, the transparent skin
laymplexion, and the pearly set
Iteeth, form admirable tropl • s of their inestimable qualities.
the august patronage con ded by our Gracious Queen, the
Court, and Royal FamilK and the several Sovereigns and

of Europe, togtater with their general use by the Ar
and the elite pf Fashion, and the confirmation, by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

to assistance o

teach us how to select the most suitable manures, and
Make the most judicious combinations, instead of apply-
ely the same fertilisers to plants of totally

ing indi

to avoic

which—instead
valuable rencv

ng useless—

re amongst the ma

the soil, this is ail science car

and it iv no trifling matter, for when fully understood and

take away a

r hitherto held to be of little value

ci that this

let it not be supp

In he accomplished with-
out labour; on the contrary, IL is adding the labour of the
head to that of the hands, in order to obtain a greater in-
crease and profit. The earth, under God's blessing, will
yield abundantly, but not spontaneously, man must still
labour with the sweat of his brow—such was the fiat of
hie Creator.
If the primary object of agricul '•- to produce

tire was on
state as they ar

ply be, to take such plants

ascertain their cons

tuent parts by analysis, and then by the same means
discover , a supply of the same
material also something more to

soil containing
But he ha
-evert kin

vegetable cultivated by man

anged completely, to be of service; thus
seeds must have the quantity of gluten

e tribe

fruits ty

their utility

,ssarv, by experiment, to

ive methods of producir

tion. This leads ucs to the second part of our silt

MEETINGS

IVERPOOL HO

ICULTURAL SOCIRTI

arch 1111; April Bth
t 14tt

Augus'

)er 14t

Novemt

Sept,em

!cembe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

cannot be made to bear winter exposure, the wintering of
them in the stove or greenhouse is an easy matter, and
can be done without tanks.—liort. Ed.]
_ _

Ve notice

Earl of Carnarvon, in his 50th year
of the late Lord Carnarvon, was 1

at days, of the
Highdere, the seat

place of any

importance, where special attention was devoted to the
culture of the finer varieties of hybrid rhodendrons. Lord
Carnarvon's relative, the late Dean of Manchester, Dr.
Herbert, as our readers are aware, paid especial attention
to the hybridising of bulbous plants ; and the late Lord
Carnarvon equally encouraged the production of the noble
tree rhododendron of Nepal, together with hardier va-
rieties obtained from them, many of which are now to be
seen at Highclerc, of great size, which, in favourable sea-
sons, when they escape the severe spring frosts, are objects
of extreme beauty, resembling in size dwarf trees, and
covered as they are with their glorious scarlet flowers.
Here it was that the peculiar variety—unhappily, of
course, a rather tender one—known as the Highclerc rho-
dodendron, was first introduced, or, more properly speak-
ing, raised and flowered.—Gardeners' and Partners'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

this acting upon a ma

k business, notwithstand _
re strictly adhered to. The demand by menu

p prices

arers conti
he called th

t a market

be new market is

ay ofter Old Chris

Which, however

have been made, too extensive to be accepted tr
ler the present appearance of the market. Ther

transacted ifi'very limited. In wool, the
me to buy sparingly, at former prices.

in
last market the present year, is that
ng Christmas day is scarcely deserving

Lys lield the first
LII on the 7th of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

a unfortunate accident with the gas

Sunday eveninr, cou

for as

,ort period

I'he gas

s, however, is

to resort to the use of candles

are no v

month:

he operations of the year have been so un

aer than they wi

,t. howf

ten the crop proved

-
r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

accompanied by a

nor is it true that

eaux
of the precious metals arises from"—it
rendered necessary by"—" the recent changes
commercial policy." Gold is finding its
3freJ to this country because England lia,---
Inntf°r it, at present, its best market,
t'i'„ hi 'Y throughout the world is rapidly increasing
"tail)g here, as a commodity, to buy our
llfactures, from countries which do not use
a 3oney. But we can or.

... . .
~d the Yorkshire fairs more abundantly supplied
dsual ; they are now vended at 111 d. to Is. per lb.
,entful as this period was, a short time removed the
ns to anxiety that existed, by the pacification of the powers at
n e variance, and in the month of July, considerable anima-
ea tion was again evident. Since then, the consumption of
"
)u: descriptions has been steady and capacious. Owing
of , unprofitable returns to the merchants importing
wool for the last two years, the receipts have latterly
heee ; Ay retain it here in fallen off, of many kinds : from the short .upply prices
TieeL increased quantities, permanently, in order to , have advanced. The field for importers is more cheering ;
hr_,_ occasional adverse exchanges, by the process I prospects of goodk arereturns are brighter than for a long
lighter than they have been for
4:,_ugnil. which the Bank procured the increased timreab.aaclL;iesetsoc
frosm abroad announce a little on the way ;
A 174,t, rendered necessary by the monetary laws 37e
1 thea po'sition of the money market is easy ; and the de-
ffEchZi, viz, by going, directly, into the market to
.oi, rge its securities for gold, and establishing mend on our bare supplies leads to the supposition thate
there must accrue a much
.greater. rise shortly. Th
,Illt.o .a.perrnanently higher price as a Commodity quantity of wool introduced into this
u....... It Is worth in other countries • or, indirectly, numbers 81,251 bales.
r-ILenei Trushing process, through which the Bank
[his sued its stores in 1847. By the first process . TAE ARCTIC
EXPEDITIO.
to hol_mat establishment must periodically submit of coloured views, taken by Lie,
the Arctic expedition of her Majest,
tionB4:73r sacrifices, to enable it to perform its func- and Investigator, is about to bebpubl s
übli__,,ilst the community are paying all their
tvereivi_zions at a higher rate than that at which they form a most interesting and valuable collection, I
and from
have no doubt that they
the
Country
;—by the latter, the industry the talente oefettahed sketteer. w
N. o other officer than Lieut.
"luntrY must be periodically laid prostrate, and Browne wbne ec tooklT suchil sketches,ap and the public must, there-
fore, be careful that they are not imposed,ou.

, and th

,ort for the year

We perceive that a serieß
it. W. H. Browne during

liips Enterprise
ted. They will
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

her satisfaction, and

rrival of a lady

ttle woman Comm

lave you

friends ?"
'
II Yes,

,usband and a brother."

hey lonz

they seal

n
heir chists f'

g men ?'
" Yes

3U got t

hists, anc

,n to be

1' rani

making

rtv, and

s. In t

Df nim

pups st

la rut

;omachs

shed Witt

iors of the

ut a ht
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Avery-r

1 Veit

15, W. Potter,
, J. Thompson, M

CERTI FICAA

SCOTCH SEQUESTI

D. Macrobie, Bridge of

PARTNF

Figgins and (

LARATIONS
ri Firentford. Er

W. Line, Eali

Ceylon

•—••••
Lister, Far Newland, Lincolnshire, r

S. Man

spir

nerchant

)ean- treet, Sc

m. statione

lire, pa:

ZETTE OF ERIE

SHIPS DISSOLVET

merchai

OF DIVIDEN

ce, King's-road
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Canadian government h
Queen's counsel, and

f annexation do Tic

Dritrarv, the love

ions appears to be spreading

.ssertion that, On tt

f the inhabitant

arty, and

f Aberdeen has arrive

however, s
for Engla

the 15th Decen
se this letter
le whole, al
s of this co
ntion of ti
:e,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

'ort will be made t

Dnstitution of naval and military courts

render them more courts of equity than

ken by Lord Brougham.
THE PUBLIC SALARIES

Mr. Hume obtained fi

House of Commons last session permission for a return to
be made of all persons employed in the public depart-

nents who were in ti

receipt c

wards per ar

This statement has now been made
molete

by the heads

f offices to the Tr(
issification of each amount is now

he names of t

GATION

Igdom t

'00(15 Or
xi to any
igers be

Jersey,

lands iC

ps ; that

one part

erica, to

Le coast-

to Cust
tenant&
the Mi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

be derived from this means, as it

an extra qu

tity of Plate for occasional li

Plated Goods and

ied, and may b

Tatis, on applicatio,

JOSEPH MAYER
ILVERSMITH AND J 1

SALE OF WOOLLEN GOODS

W

GOODS

ased wits

Lerqualityoktfie GoOd
made, will be readily

d Wholesale Bu

fiud the pre

not occur again.
J. RICHMOND

I 3, PARADISE-STRET

)PEN FROM ELEVEN TO ELEVEN

EW AND SPACIOUS P

IN G

&ND COFFEE

NEWS' ROOM, an

RO (

MUSIC ROOM,

AND FURNISHE
IX TABLI

LIARDS

A.Q.ATELL

MSS, DRAUGIP

I Twelz

MS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Montjate2l. ; Three Months, 48.: One Month

(rated Catalogue of prices of Silver and

for entering into the Manu.

cturing Business being now completed, I have to an-
ce to my friends and the public the disposal of the whole
sive Stock of PLAIN and FANCY WOOLLEN
as the time permitted me of thus offering it for
limited, I have reduced every ascle-toWnsiderably less
r.rina

fully soljeffing an early inspection, I feel confident
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

To Liverpc
n bulk, 4}

A.NADA.
,ciation

glish m

,ut, un

aciteme

ous rights
their war

uropa !
cond it
It seer

mien I
former

at the 1
1_ AI

lic credit—no cess4

until we reach the s

Let us then unite to sect
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

.ent, with wheat at 383
, when he took the farm,

to have—and t

le price

lis beginning ti

tot undertake to
t of rent, but ai

s / have befc

.11 follow the practi

le rent due at Michae
.om, in the course of

I will set apa
ill forthwith aj
my agent, but

its as may

any of your

1 the epistl

lot occur to M

ake it wits:
proving t 4

,nd neg

ig of rent, then he (

sirs with a

all this Cannot bit' Robert
few Drayton farmers, withon

rid to witE

here, al

t, egotist that he is, is not quit

if-conc

icle his privat,

le of this is th,

n paragraphs c

hat neither the

Whig camp

in which he ar

lectors of London,

ronet dc

effect, Sir Robert Peel's liberality comes to
if the poor ft

tiering from prices
will punctu-
Sir R. Peell
jifth of the money in improv-

surprisingly. be conducts a

lust. It would be grossly unfair if

rn our readers, that all

,ssary to pub-

rrangements

:arnish which

pose this

there is only one out of the
?.1t really desirous that all Eng-

is at the opening as a mere
was to introduce this one brief
!I* was published. The remark

A to reimpose -duties upon the
either for the purpose of protec-

.ement. He has

He hears ru-

ears of a fixed

;be scale appears to tremble;

its his weight into the side of
. Bright, Cobden, and Co. he
ry should fail, I'm your man !"

Peel do this ? Can any one

a events of the last four years,
ce, the real drift of this most

since in November or

T issued that

'hat epistle was,

this is

But both were meant for

id both were nothing else than
Ness-board. Lord John Russell,
tared for Free Trade,—and the

a that he had it

!In oppoittiiffyliitiiik:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ITPARTS RESOLVI

ZELAND

cATIONAL ART UNION

TRENCH MERINOS, in almost evrry Shade of
i Colour. 2s. 00., 2s. 4id,, 2s. Md.,
EMBROIDERED VICUNA DRESS,'
BRAIDED ROBES, Bs. ..
By Mr. ANGELO HAYEI,. ! EMBROIDERED DITTO, los
...--- LONG WOOL SHAWLS. '
NOW ON VIEW, kt..-Ittr. GREGG'S spacious 215., and 25s
GALLERY. &VSOLD-STREET. nAT .

Sid., 3s

THE BEAUTIFUL DR

WING 01

83. 10d

ld 9s. Gd.
12s. 6d., 17s -9(
10$., 1

splendid Pietuiltte ..£lOO, will for
Vational Ar nion for Ireland, for the

A Prize and Is. 2d.
r, 1850. GLACE ROYALES, a beautifr
The above are a:few of th

and will

litiSii
Waters

rIONS FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE
NEW YEAR.

!ORTAI

F. L

H AUSI

GS leave to announce the arrival of the
GOODS selected by him during his recent journey to

been..reic-artled, he

on the pre-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

I' on boil
is lit'.

methina

meat mo.

3ortant t

ght abo

art of ou

as a gre

'at body t

We ver

he lad

to assis

In a very Brea

pan us of th

vent, t

1 num ;

of Somer

s take

,tonal s

nd use

a, -suet

re, in fac

annetio
the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

-searched

the ro,

everybo,
le, watc

, the lar

ile of t

m, till at
claimed,

natural
c. Tli

tier two or three i

' Whether V—
so, I can easily

a real or

hted myself,

.e you, while

, a hut

sally blazec]

eking

a pheasa,

able be

for my s

ielp tt

Lot all about

,serving ii

a variety
e of birds

richly-Col,

fastened the f

when V

had they

Presently

family looked

Ls eyes lighted on
en bug ! Ah, I I

en bug !'"
ctual attemF

aon ! it not i

I was out shoe
ble-bee got up

loose in

away at

ting companion

apartment-

I. V-

•us in entomo
filskmanta

whole hou

utside in the 1,
vas heard withi

3f the nc

;th a heavy bang-w

with symE

brown par
rom the u

the co

vinega

i apartment to be doct

Ling by the opportunity, c
and the blue-bottles esef

lever knew by what r

began to I

the panel.
Lave finded

ih non

I to pick
coy littel
I know

and last

ng on my

Iglu unc
both bt

ht so no

males I
the blue-
me—went

n, first

hen flounci:

followed by

Len came a cry of piteous lamentatio

The wounded

requent, and I need not say vain, inqui-
prit littel bottle blue homing bearsls."—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

WHENRY

-lIA LINE 0

loots on
) Goods

I GRAT

YORK

lON OFFIC

ROAD,

heir appointed da

tons.. 16th Jan
tons.. 26th Jan
tons.. Ist Feb,
tons.. 6th Feb,
tens..

I States

:o promote the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

HALIFAX

ritOPA.... Edw. G. Lott.
BEI.KIit:V. J. C. Lan

IA L
OtNADA
in John

A .. Jame
.. Wm.
Leitch.

!is, are Apr
3TOOL

Saturday, the
Saturday, the
Saturday, the

6th Jar
9th Feb.
:3rd Feb.
1849.

Wedne
Wedne

20th Feb.
Gth Marc'

rk are intended to
ction of the Onto

or New York, Thirty-fr
steward's Fee, but witho
obtained on board.—Dol

NARD ; in Boston, to S.
CUNARD, )nn.; m Hay

to J. 13..Poottb, 52, 01

Bunxi; and

PIER, 14. Water-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

THIS DAY

s DAY, (Tuesday,) the
Brokers' Office,
About Ten Toi

!I' Osprey.
nts: or ft

2tirtion.

, Exchan-
Peziwire-buildings
GUANO, '

3 188, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

)ales is only

.t, against 31

s error ti

Iterdap at higher prices,
iday, bringing reduced

DO bales,

)0 of which

anlediately to

loom in that

n they-disnOv

RECTORY.-The Rev. Frederick Haggitt,
42) of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, has
Lnrd Bishop of Chester to the

allaiey, Cheshire, value £470, w

residence.

nation of the Lord Bishop of Lichfield, at
lurch, Eccleshall, the Rev. William Wilson
ate of Christ Church, Stone, was ordained
was instituted to the vicarage of

terwarc

E WARD

!ancy has occurred in
e of Mr. H. G. Her-
rs intend to nominate

I DE COURTESY.-

splan(
at Mr. (i

specimen of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

the interior, the issue

With respect to the prospects of the future these

lecided opinion

The following are the

most important of their suggestions, as to the probable
condition of the market fur the raw material for the year
upon which we have now entered. After expressing a

doubt whether the existence of the present abundanceof
currency can exercise any important result upon prices,
Messrs. Haywood proceed :

" In conClion, then, fruitful as former years have
experiences, and in results differing from antici.
and open as the past has ever been to vicissitude,
may perhaps be considered the most remark-
I able on record. With. an American crop larger than vei

I been in
pations.

I yet thin year

even supposing we are correct in stating it to ha'
ly 2,500,000 bales, it has exceeded the average

y nearly 400,000 bales

1,778,000 bales,
1848. The
e present year is

and higher by 21d. per lb. than at this date.

DI the successful issue of tt

to be found in the reduced stocks in foreig

vacuum having been there created by th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

RELIANCE LOCK,

Chests Rooms, at
de Locks can applied.

cid Lock ; and also shows a great
erto offered. First—The aim-
hinged alternately on the bolt

each iithcri
iereby effect,
oduction of I

forma icombinailon
ing its well-attested
a guard or guards on
a ever being brought
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

DANCING. 4

MMIES

Inonnee the RE-OPENING of
ChristslAs-Holidays. Evening

.ry 10th

for Juvenile P • , Thursday, Jam....
ioms, Birke ad, Saturday, JanLary 12th; as
ably , Chester, Monday, January 14th.
KG ,A,SSEs, TUESDAY and THURSDAY.
at DRESS EVENING will be on TuEsn4v_ 51

DAY AND BOARDING ACADEMY,
SSON-STRERT, near GAMBIER-TERRAM
LIVERPOOL,

UNDER. THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF
RICHARD HOUGHTON, M
CHOOL will be RE-OPENED on

MONDAY

he 7th instant
are statedly deli:Awn% Astronomy, Electricit

OTICE OF REMOVAL.
BOARD AND EDUCATION.
18. THORNBORROW and DALTON re-
fully announce that they have—REMOVED from

NUA RY I Otil

Tfefi.r.f. Lo w -HIT.

tnber of BOARDERS, not me

LERCIAL. AND MATHEMATICAL
EDUCATION.

3'S HOUS

!or. will be RE-OPENED for' the Instruction
ENTLEMEN in the above Branches of Learnir
)AY, the 18th instant,

Terms, T • nineas.,
informant. ply to Mr. AEI sp PrinCli

TON PARK ACA D E Y
BIRKENHEAD,

be RE-OPENED—On THURSDAY, the

are-inat:iticted in the vari

Ises may b fined from Mr. SORLEY, the Pr'
Aca ; or from Mr. RosE, 7, South Cast
resetnl

MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL.
VER-STARRT_ irnninprm.n

J. C0LV11:17i,147., Ox.
nent (in which Religious training
regarded of nrimary

ucted by the R

will RE-OPEN, .
1, 25th of January

,sed condition oPrimoit every(
iently mentlieed, the Terms

may t.e o

t society

J. 61.-v-1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

norary ChaTll)in, Itc

Treasurer, Benjamin Plat__ ,
George Dover, pro tem; HouseSurgeons,Mr.,w
and Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Visitors, Studley Ma
Challinor, Esqrs.; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr
i Mr. Churton.

ICameron

ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE-

Jed Dec

ispensary, 56; at their own dwellings, 3p ;—total, 93.
n.
,Toseph Kitchen, Esq, Ho Secretar and Treasure,
Anne-street ; Visitors for the We ek, Air, Thos.
and Mr. Edward Smith.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

rts, and whilst fron

yew Orleans, (
have stated 2,

great a discrepam y,l holders have periodically
been actuated by alternate hope and fear, and as the one
or the other feeling predominated, the

With so

pat hised accordingly

met has sym-
During the first two or three
m of disappointment,
mints of

cl under -a
certain impre

prices ga'

ay some little

but the cheering
rw; rn et Frari Inn

strengtlymng very
low estimates, have led to large transact ons during the
last and the present week, butt' by speculators and the
trade, and the market closes at the quotations of the 30th
131 Compared with those of the Ist January last,

the 11th

previous

T in AffiP
8n

Cttn

!ciLr:.d

usual with the or

tailly, are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Ist' ; b

,nd who

G MERRY

r government?

EiOUGHAM E:
he 19th insta

rain at Valdic
iced at Asti,
I.orrt strangul,

t the P
circuit

:ndeavouring,

tion tons©

,ed in bib at

peaceful and du
ye replied, ' But
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET
DECEMBER 29.
week has been very stop

.compsni

were frost and high winds, in

Nheat, but frc

ipply of Wheat from the farmers, I

per quarter both upon English and foreign samples. hlaltin
49142 Batley still continues a very dull, slow sale, without any in]
nrovement in price, most of the inalsters being well-stocked
.... the sale for grinding is slow at late rates. In Beans or Pea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

,e will allow tit

BE ENVIED.—The township of Ca.
being a portion of the Duke of Ha-

now clam

ns the ra

•esident pauper within

properiy is 1

on extensive draining oper
'its, by which employment

railway stat

ds the town, v
abou

t the tc

Id very much

jut hopes o.

t to a pars

be interests c

hat such apai

ifortur

)cks, 1

`on, died, on
00,000. Of

lortions anion
!ulariy attache

5 per annum (

each and M

the relativ

n .£50,01

the Lar

Brie

SCHOOL

and M

as-lamp'__
,rse fell.

le, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

;ia reminds me

saris Humboldti from a s

ater,
_so as tc

n about twc

le plant

)nth afterwar

beautifully in fl
and of a riches

time I. placed
rea (Bot. Mag

ace of th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

THE
spectfully
CHASED init

Sale at the Ticketed Shops, and n,.
of the VERY WORST QU , and more Prot
from that inferior Articl an by Selling a good )
higher Price. The is are. therefoie. CAUTIO

at a very I

love statement I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

though the absenc
(especially as the o

idhority-to 09

next monthly meeting

Mr. GRA

HAM then made his promise
the opinions of eminent engineers and I
the change in the structure. of iron," in use as axles.,,.
railway carriages, the results, &c., &c. He adduced a
number of experiments made by the celebrated Mr.
Nasmyth. He concurred with that gentleman that al-
though the "cold sweating" of iron might be proper in
many cases. vet (for railway axles and the lii,ell-I,.‘a

might be secured by the metal, when finished from the
hammer or the lathe,, by proper annealing. It was also
proper frequently to renew entirely the axles. After a
very interesting address, Mr. Grantham suggested that
on any discussion that might arise he might be allowed
to embrace a wider scope than the peculiar department
Ton which he had touched.
Mr. HORNER, the form--

.ner advocate for cast-iron girders
,or railway bridges, where they could be judiciously ap-
plied, then entered into a statistical account of the failures
and falls of bridges of wrought iron, brick, stone, wood,
and other materials, with a view to show that no material
was free from accident or fatality. He instanced many
forms:of girders of bridges, of cast and wrought iron—

giving their proportions
girder was generally three times more -
one. He was not of opinion that there was any dander in
the rivets giving way, as had been supposed.
Mr. BAKER said that the accidents on brick
might be avoided with care, in the abutme
were not attributable to the material

The cost

ho wrought iron

than the cast iro

Mr. II o}t En. remarked upon air-holes and sand-holes.
Mr. S. PERKs said he had had experience in cast-iron
girders, and did not approve of trusting to them to far.
He had known one cast to-day, and apparently sound,
break of itself in the yard next day.
Mr. C. S. SMITH adduced the opinion of Mr. M'Con-
nell and Mr. Robert Stephenson, C.E.; and this led to a
further discussion of much interest, but we have no room
for details.

Mr. GRANTHAM again spoke. He thought the iron
must have been originally of the same texture which it
presents when broken.
Mr. SMITH thought that the safe mode was to ham
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

~., - - .tea 3~~■~

I to c

The aut

;ed to
helol

crats at So merse

Drtanc

; and a

Vestry

the parishioners
ble then
. The c

to stir

n outlay to

g their own ar

3 allo

ation of

i upon

B oppor

is paid

the rate-
iich their

arn co

to pay ad

ed by the

IR,—ln your paper (
ring it associated with

en an in-
nt of the

me greatly if you will al

ise autho

I amap:

George

lonist, or, i

remem

arbitrary

.ts which

Bentinck wa,

Stanley's, or the Mar
nobleman alluded to w(

I to d

poor man being made

farmer on account of t
being less than a full si

ibt wiao
tablish-

[lihlp held, that

It of foreign c

indicate.a fully supplie,

May of

manufactures, thu
the manufacturer

low prices

ty ; and
I better c

) wht

itivelv

DtV we

10TECTION TO BRITISH INDUSTRY WITH-
OUT MONOPOLY OR CLASS INTERESTS.

El, OF THE NORTH BRITISH MAIL

„ mention my name,
proteetionilm, and i t would oblige
explain to what extent I
other words, how far the late Lord

protectionist, as compared to Lord
opolist, school. Ti

uld never ha

to pay more for his

lament(
Kt to ti

loot' to the

cpiaritity in the country of grain
aply for the population ; but his
i the price is brought by the im-
n, below the price which would

market, this operates a reduction

griculturist to
mg the farmers' con

n, for
unity. We,
t least to a
en the abso-

,usmetals;

RADE RECIP

'rade with our
e empire, and
Auction free

'ould provid

!en per

as than

THE LivEnijoia STANDARD.

a late hour last night we

copies of the annual circula,
1 kers ; and we now proceed to

his town, whic

es per wee

I SPIRIT OF THE LIVERPOOL BROKERS'
ANNUAL CIRCULARS.

cceeded in getting

are of some of our

give their contents, or their

our readers for the statistics published

ar, authorized by thirty of the prin-

s the following par-

2,256,000 bales
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

given and responded to;

s not until towards the
of 1850 that the delighted

great was the hilarity that it cv
advance of the " rosy morn"

company separated

THE PROPRIETORS OF THE MERcUßY.—Amongst the
local events of the week it may be mentioned that the
partnership of Messrs. Smith, Rogerson, & Co., has

. ,
terminated by effluxion of time; and the concern having
been sold (according to original agreement) among the
proprietors themselves, Mrs. Egerton Smith, one of the
firm, has accepted an option which was offered to her, and
has become the purchaser. Mr. John Smith, one of the
retiring partners, now enters upon less exciting pursuits
than those of editorial avocations, as will be seen from his

announcement.
MR. GOODALL, THE VIOLINIST

noticing the Rotunda Concerts in that town say s: " The
chief instrumental attraction was the performance of a
o by Mr. Goodall

violin s,

This distinguished artiste

took for his subject a concerto from the composition of
Arto, and he was heard with extreme pleasure by all.

ityle is remarka'

ible for delicacy of touch, arid a

b as no amount

production of fluid mellowness of tone st
of study can effectuate, and forming the rarest eau
in a violin player. Mr. Goodall was greeted with deserve

•
NORTH AMERICAN MAILS.—The royal mail steam-
ship Canada, Captain Judkins, sailed from the Mersey on
Saturday morning for Halifax and New York, with the

-monthly mails and a full complement of r
hap talon "sn fwairrht ahrtrit ion +mu:, a ►n P 1

goods, which had been brought to this port by the steam-
ship Commodore, from Havre, being the first fruits of the
enterprise of Mr. Charles Wiver, who has thus estab-

States and the continent of Europe.
IMPORTANT RESOLUTION OF THE FINANCE COMMIT-
TEE.—We are informed that the Finance Committee intend
to recommend to the Council to provide, out of the sur-
plus income, for the payment of the whole charge of the
police department of thelorough. Hitherto considerably
more than one-half of the amount has been met by a
watch-rate on the inhabitants, who will be relieved from
all such impost for the future, if the Council confirms the
recommendation of the Finance Committee, which we
)e backed by the powerful influen

meet with the warm support c

nembe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

RPORATED BY

ie DUKE of Buc

President
)ARD OF DIRECTO

Thomas Chilton, Esq

Esq., Merchant I Wt
,Esq., Merchant I Hil

'cal Office

il ASSURED

REVENUE

ATED FUND .
View of the pr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

The lower flats
depth of

.e all inundated

The water over the bar at the mouth of the haven is 12
feet deeper than usual. Eleven vessels have been driven
Nor has

sands, and it is feared must go:1

I the coast

The waters hay

nded far and wide over

the low-lying pas
Lowestoft has

.en swept awa

nd the railway trai

I have been unable to proce
eleven miles from Norwich, where the lines to Yarmout
nd Lowestoft meet. Every exertion has been made to
we property and life, but the loss which has been caused
ry serious in extent, and will be felt severely.

d eastward bey
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Pray publish this for the benefit of others.—f am, dear
sir,yours obligedly, "JOHN BaowNniao."
Royal Bath Plaster," are en-

The words

Prepared only by ROIIERT ROPER
leffield. Full size, Is. lid.: for children, 9Ad. each
d of.ultst Stationers and Chemists in the trited
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

I _SOX, Chemists,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Fs a to

NEW YEAR'S DA
w.l

!e, referri

Ifirst the cott

,s 1 firms of t

"The total import into this port during the present
year has amounted to 1,732,219 bales, being an increase
red with last year, and of 643,983

I Of 165,321

s with that of 1847

" The export from this port amounts to 184,050 bales,
against 142,000 bales in 1848, and 138,500 bales in 1847.
"The stock in Liverpool, as declared this day, is
468,170, against 393,340 bales in 1848, and 306,530 bales
in 1847.
. . . _ .

" The total deliveries for home-consumption from the
ports of the United Kingdom am 1,587,603 bales, being
i an average weekly delivery of 30,530 bales, against 28,948

been ar

active demand

punting to 1

ators, at an ad

ce of id
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO G.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1850.

partnership.

has
_Pad- tom'

JOSEPH DAVIS,

IL OR

AND DRA

THE

14, COLQUITT-STREET

IbrCOLQUITT

'-STRBE

She also begs to inform the
Nephew, Mr. HENRY E. 1
management of the
I, 1843, and any favo
I be punctually and

LONDON
LOUSE bee

`to tha

Ladies and

n who have bee

ways kepi

extend their favours
and to inform then
hopes to secure a cm

tion to their wislie,
securing the newest ,

SEASON
3 MILLI

to give satisfaction t

11, Lord-street, 1

Do. Do. the fine
Rum

Ty Old

Whisky,'lrisf

Do., Scotch
Hollands, S

Port. from the w

Do. Do., s
Do., Old C

°deride view
the day ; se
e who may fg

~cs~-'~~c~~~

MR. JOHN SMITH
HAVING now withdrawn himself from the anxious
tintiar of Prliftwini nr•ri arrnrainw in the. th.nri

isposed of his interest in the Lh;erpoo'

,nurse of busin

has always been agr

ueing an occupation the nature of
able to him, and in which he
experience during a public iito,er thirty yea

,ble occasio
At the sa

tics concerned will open his offices in a convenient p:
of the town in thg,ttionth of March.
PUBLIC and PRIVATE AGENCIES and AFFAIRS
TRUST will he ntieniled to with diliunnep anti rm.._

most exquisite Designs in WAISTCOATING
(Elegance combined-with Economy,)
and every attention paid to thfinost recen
London and Paris, in 1,4,,the ARTICLES
ATTIRE

GENTLE

MilS. RICHARD DOKE, in retiring from
ness, begs to return her sincere thanks to those
and Gentlemen who have kindly favoured her with On
mands.

m that she is succeeded
ROOM, who has. had th
msiness since her late Husband's (

ajid 9s. 4
lgth 10s. 8,
and 13s. 4
.... 14s. 81
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Don, fron

N., long. 36 W

,t, from

)ec., inlat. 44

he crew

ry sickly, and

M.S. It

—Aiabella, hence for List)On, 23rd 'Dec., off the South
p—Athens, hence,_ 23rd Nov.,. in lat. 5 N., long. 25 W

Passed the So;

el for Liverpool.
leke, from Danz

11, Mox, Peters, from Pillau.
12, Zeitzeist, Petersen, from Danzi

TIDE TABLE

.VENO.I HOHT,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

as arisen. He is, like LOrd John-in 1845,
Lord John is now in, and reported to he
) the best course. Forth (

nes crafty Sir

lining. " No, my lord

u led me into that
y your precious letter to the electors of
ow it is my turn to be even with you!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

id Exeter

h and Norihern

Ensterr

Kilmarnock, and Ayr

Glaskow.and Greenock

Great Southern and Western
Great Western
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Lancaster and Carlisle

Leeds and Thirsk
Liverpool, Crosby, 8:. Southport
Londonderry and Enniskillf
London and North-Wes
London and Blackwall

rn.... I

London an
M'cliester, Sheffield
Midland, Bristol,& Birminghart
Midland Great Western (Ireland)

nd Lincil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Charles Tobin, henc
ith loss of mast, sails,

Gi psey, Wil,

RA iSE

SAILED.

gargaret

Taza. and Qu

M`Danald, her

Europe, Reynegan, hence
Queen of the West, Hall(
m, Hear

Dunkirk at Padstow.
Ch.arlotte, Stafford, sailed from Havana for this por

at New

The Nancy and Betty, from Newry, which was on shore near
Southport, has been got off, and laid on the beach off South-
port. in safety.

on the Neil]

Sank, h

cen vessel, apparently about 250 tons,
.ning by one of the steam tugs, at the 1)

Giffney

and, wis totally

'o Sydney Bth instant, waterlogged, and is dis
Gipsey, Campbell, of London, from P. E. Is•
wrecked at Malignant Cove 12th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

The board of hea

the same excellent young man.
A " prophetess" who has been victimising the country
--hire, has resorted to a novel plan to im-
pose on customers. She sells whole copies of Homer's
" Iliad," in Greek, as Cabalistic volumes, containing the
secrets of destiny.—Western Luminary.

people

FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.—An inquest was held at Samp-
' Courtenay, on the 10th instant, on Mr. John Kellard,

who had gone out shooting, and was found dead next day
in a field, completely -ed with blood with a dreadful

wound on the race,

On Tuesday week, at a grand Ilan in the Guildhall at
Grantham, Nottinghamshire, a young man, named Nicholls,
was promenading the room with his partner, in the last
dance, when he suddenly fell d-awn, and was carried out of
the room by three gentlemen, not, as they thought, in a

Two young men of respectability are in custody in Lon-
don, charged with a conspiracy to defraud. They inserted
advertisements stating that, on_ the receipt of six postage

iesciiption of the v

.ks of art already

at in for the prc

3sedgreat industrial exhibition

The -Margaett

ielnerra, a smal

lel from Copen-

for Jersey with bane

m The

ght during a snow

Kentish coast on Friday ni_
who had lashed themselves to the rib
hich, notwithstanding the graat danger,

mg, were

saved by a boa

put off from shore
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

K CORN MARKET. DEC

The Flour trade if
rices are unaltered

ter the holydays, very dull

foreign and native, have -a livel

ern maintains the ad

Eince !sit

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. DEC. 26.
The show of stock was not large to•day. but the quality ge•
rally good. For everything superior a little advance must b(

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 26
t this day's market we had a good show of fat Beasts,