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

IMPROVED WRITING INKS

COCHRAN'S WRITING INKS are warranted
made with the best materials; due attention is given to
their right preparation.
Sold, in sealed and labelled Bottles, of every size, by all Sta-

2, Brook-street, Oldhall-street,tiverpoOi

VICKF.Rs's CURACAO PUNCH.
THIS DELIGHTFUL LIQUEUR stands pre
Pminent nu n finial/0 cno,:rnon ne t._

existed but in imagination. -
That truly valuable stomachic JAMAICA GINGER, is also
most successfully combined with other wholesome ingredients;
and introduced as a delicious LIQUEUR, known as
ORANGE GINGEREITE :
And, in a strongerform, (as an anti-spasmodic,) under the style
of • GINGER BRANDY.

These, as well as the eximions IMPEKIAL LIQUEUR
GENEVA, may be obtained of all the Spirit Merchants in the
Kingdom.

In order more effectually to protect the quality, and to pre
cent them to the consumer in a convenient form, these Liqueur
are noTTL.co, SEALED, and LABELLED by the Distillers,

JOSEPH' & JOHN VICKERS &CO., LONDON.
N.B. The Curacao Punch and Orange Gingerette will b,
found admirable adjuncts to Soda Water.- .
DISTILLERY, STONEY STREET, BOROUGH MARKET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Dr. Pettigrew's letter states the following facts :-
Ist. That the pl..gue, black death, sweatlng si( knees,
and cholera, are neither more nor less than aggravated
fotma of fever.

2ndly. That fever is
" therefore all causes tet.dit

wing to imrure strnrsphere;
*his breath of

heaven are cont

to vitihtt
rovers of

he trrri-

blecoi,sequeace;Ofie;er

a district.'
4thly. That bad rentilaticn.
gully-holes, cesspools, Bce., an
courts,alleys, and snail stree
certainty.

sthly: That ~

s (Dr. P. sta

every probability that this coFuntryL will
by that dreadful form of fever, the cle_der
&lily. That the dear

dent epirits, S

e already too moist earth, van
Statemeats are made fi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

-BOLD STREET.-40,
ILLIAM M I N T 0 N
Is now selling

Rich Black Gros de Nai

er yard

Satinettes 2s. 2d.
Baratheas, Ottomans, &c
Rich Coloured Silks and Satinettes 2s. Od.
Fancy Striped and Checked Silks . l73d.
Netted, Wove, and Printed Shawls 4s. 9d.
A large Lot of Printed Muslins, at
(The Dress of Twelve Yards, all fast colours.)

Printed, Cashmere and Balzarine Dresses
A SPLENDID VARIETY OF RICHER GOODS.
EVERY KIND OF SUBSTANTIAL LINEN DRAPERY
Hosiery, Lace, Gloves, Bonnets, Flowers, and a Variety of No-

velties, to numerous to detAil, but all
DECIDEDLY CHEAP.

DA W BA RN,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
110, BOLD-STREET.
TROUSERINGS, in the greatest Variety, in French
and English DOESKINS, at 110, BOLD-STREET.

o
DAWI3ARS'S.
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
110, BOLD-STREET.

GE 0. WOODS begs to announce his
return from LONDON and the PROVIN-

CIAL MARKETS, where he has selected Every-
thing NEW, NOVEL, and FASHIONABLE re-
quired in FURNISHING. His Stock will be

found, on inspection, to be the MOST EXTEN-
SIVE, BEST ASSORTED, and 'HEAPES7
in LIVERPOOL

very best g

,nality of Goods, and charge a small
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

MEETING OF THE TOWN CoIINCIL,

A meeting of thA Council w
Council-ch,mber, Town-hall. The Md%
at eleven o'clock. at which hour there were twenty-

TuesdHy, in
r took the ct

members present

VISIT OF PRINCE ALBERT TO LIVERPOOI
The MAYOR said the first t.utieet w
to be t

Was expected
con.rriu lieu tiara

from himself. They would recollect that at the last meet-
ing he 11,,c1 stated thxt it had been asee,tained that his Royal
Highness Prince Albert would honour the town with a
visit, if properly invited. The matter a • immediately
attended to. arid ' " -

that his Royal Hight
tention of how ur.ng
would fix on the 30th

ness bad
the t .wn

e able tot form them
ipusly signified his in-
h a visit, and that he
July ns the time. He

had no d übt the council would take ti e necessary
measures to receive him in a manner suitable to hi?. highs
station, and in accordance with the well-known character
of the borough for loyalty. (•` Hear, he,-," and cheers.)
His worship went on to state, that he had visited London,

Juglas,

commutiicat,-1

n Inter‘iew Ht Buekin
ig last. They pro((
the Town.cltrk being o

ppoin ec

clay mornit
Pala:,

on Sat ur—

tiUningbacil
excut.e

ustin resio

ing the 1 m pro

fter a brief

conversation with Col. A;,so

scnce of hi- Ropil Hight);

3. H ftosal
namrd for the

visit.
v (I-leer, hear) Semeittin Ni
papers that it was likely hrr M
the town in company with his n y

gi% en in the

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

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 23

There has been mor steadiness in the trade (twins
last week, and wit' out any revival of demand, prier
considered as having. undergone no material varied'
Liverpool yesterday there was no alteration from the be
of the week, and at Wakefield a firmer feeling was evident
Today we consider the value of Wheat and Flour to he
the same as on this day week : Oats and Oatmeal scarce
gaited tor. and barely support tormcr rates. Other ar
nominally the same. and the demand for each to just the qua
tity requisite for current consumption.

this than
.nay be
At

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MAY 20.

There was a large show of Beasts in the market to-day for
the time of the year, and prices gave way a bale. part•cularly
in sound and middling qualities ; best small heifers 6d. middling
and inferior from ad to Sid, many lest .unsold. The number of
Sheep was ess. trace brisk, Sheep in wool from 7d to Bd, shorn
from Sid to 6id per lb.. mostly sold up. Lambs were scarce,
with a pretty brisk demand, at from •_us to 28s each. Calves
were sc.-- a the ' brisker, from lid to 61(1 --

..arce, and . Jema na
Number of Beasts, ilal ; sheep.

mbs. 854 iv Calves

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MAY 22

We have

at a slight improvement 0:4 list week's &dices. Fine barley
moved off readily at former rates. Beans fu ly as dear. Oats

request.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAY 23,
Du►ing the present week the value. of English Wheat

:ed, both buyers and seller
the effects of the panic pi-rya ling at the early part
ited Wheat realised 'A,s to 21s 6d ; 22s b irg asked for white

cen suppor

,st week

were dispored of at a decline of od per quarter

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 25
After an extreme business of last week, the market no

has not proved sufficient Vi support pries
way id per lb. upon American t!esc!iptions.
rrceived per Great Western (steamer) shi
the receipts of 375, 0 1 bales, against 4
advices; and the demand to.d:;y being very
difficult to effect sales at the above-noted der
have taken 4,31 American and 301, Surat. and

nch h;,;v

tivrate, it is very
'line. -peculators

ACCOUNT oF SALES AN I) NI PO ItTs OF COTTOr
From the 15th to the 2 st bf ay. inclusive.

n the we.

Alabama and Tennes
veto Orleans
r Pernambuco tir Parai

1 Arica and Cear

logo E,,yptian

ViCommon West India,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 22

There was rather a firmer feeling in our riariitthr;;lay for
all des, ptions of grain. but not so material as to alter Tues-
day's quotations, which we continue.

LEEDS CORN MARKET, MAY 19.
We are but moderately supplied wtlll Grain to-day. Fresh
hrashed Wheat I- '

,een to

malting season is drawing to a close. and Barley is slow sale in
consequence. et rather under late rates. Oats maintain their
" '

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 19.
Considering the arrivals collectively since this day week,
are rather scantily supplied with the leading articles of

adz, both Coastwise and from Ireland; whilst the
t of foreign GrAin is moderate, and of Flour from
ther, 16,754 barrels.

thf; United St

y good attendance at mar

ket to-

ty, and a moderate fair business in tree Whea,s, at the
ices of this day week : in Free Ficur little change, but
an these articles in bond are neglected to•day.
Beans and Pease in fair request at our last currency.
Oats Al. to per bushel, and Oatmeal 6J. per sack
eaper, with scarcely any business passing.

CORN EXCIIANGE, MAI 22
on Fore gn Barley has advanced to
I &l per (rime, forming the o.ly

id on Coin_
.lion in the

last repot t.

With the ex

of Malt, of which we have a fair supply,
twice and from ii eland are hut moderate,

d Canadian

25,200 barrels during the past

the tone of business has varied little Tuesday,
genet aly dull, and sales confined to the immediate

wheat v

a very limited scale, in order to serve the wants of needy
buyers, who. in consequence of the scanty supply of free par-
. .
1 rates noted in our
n Flour.

d Irish: as well as Ca.

be deeme

d Malt sehrcel retai
ued to move off gmc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

brown out on

suspended, or t
standing orders or upon merits 2,434.000
Irish railway bills withdrawn ... 639,000

Total Trish bills suspended, &
Total Scotch bills do.
Total English bills do.

3,093,000
11 ,716,( )50
60,220.324

Grand total
SUMMARY OF CAPITAL.
For Englishlway
Bills before Parlia-

men tat t hecommence-
ment of this session

215,178,599

Suspended or
Less thrown out.. 60,220,324
Less Preambs. proved _ .

For Scotch Bills before
this Parliament
Suspended or
thrown out
Less Preambs. proved,

11,716,050

9,807,561

----121,171,724

33,448,336

,
21,523,614

Eor Irish Bills before
this Parliament..
r Suspended or
I thrown out
Preambs. proved,

3,093,000

11,952,415

11,924,722

20,417,402

-- 15,045,415

Leaving as applicable to bills not yet decided

5,371,987

£138,468,433

SUMMARY OF PARLIAMENTARY DEPOSITS
Deposits on English lines.. 11,396,783
f Bills suspended, &c. 2,957,029
Less Preambles proved .. 1,422,917

Deposits on Scotch lines

4,986,837

2,323,371

• f Bills suspended, &c. 852,714
Less 1 Preambles proved .. 817,019

Deposits on Irish lines ....
Teis f Bills suspended, &e. 132,204
Preambles proved .. 629,408

862,585

Applicable to bills not yet decided upon

ADDITIONAL PREAMBLES PROVED

653.638

100.973

7,741,448

Since the above tables were compiled,th;;;eambles of
the following bills have been granted in the House of
Commons :

Blackburn, Clitberoe, andlNorth
Western Junction

East and West Yorkshire..
Fleetwood. Preston, and West

Grand function, Warrington and
Parkside, and Warrington and
Kenyon
HudderFfield and Sheffield Junc-
tion (Darfield branch) ..
Lancashire and Yorkshire North
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

IN THE PRICE OF

Av- LEDGER'S WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY
• 31, PARADISE-STREET,
who has constantly on hand an extensive and well-seasonec
STOCK, and can furnish a House complete with them in
SIX HOURS' NOTICE.
_. _

Gauze Wire, and every other description of Blinds, at very
moderate Prices, and superior Workmanship.

31, PARADISIJ

Between the Unitarian Chapel and the Star am

Garter Hotel

- 06'

>pt

-t.-,,,t---9-2,

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

NOW SELLING
AT WATERLOO-HOUSE, WATERLOO-PLACE,
CHURCH-STREET,

SEVERAL THOUSAND Cashmere, Barege, and
Delaine DRESSES, at 58. Ild. each.

Also, a Lot of

BLACK SATINETTS, SHOT DUCAPES, AND VARIOUS

FANCY SILKS,

At. la. lid. per, Yard.
THE BROAD SILK, FRENCH SATINS,

SHAWLS, PRINTS, LINENS, PARASOL

AND THE
FANCY DEPARTMENTS,
Contain the choisest Selections for the Season,

This Establishment, by buying all their Goods for immediate
Cash payment, realizing a decided advantage in purchasing
Goods, in most instances considerably below their actual value,
which are considerations.that cannot fail in drawing the atten-
J. JONES, Proprietor.

tion of buyers.
WATERLOO HOUSE,
Three doors below Hanover-street

BONNETS.
FRESH Cases of the Newest Style in Pearl, Rice,
Rock, China, and' other STRAWS, are received every

week at

MINTON'S
CHEAP SILK and LINEN ESTABLISHMENT,
40. BOLD-STREET. 10.

WAX FLOWERS

MR. J. H. MiRi6RN has the satisfaction of
informing his Pupils and the Ladies of Liverpool that
he has This Day entered into arrangements with Mr. HOBERT
TYLER, BERLIN WOOL REPOSITORY, 98, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL, for becoming the AGENT of Messrs. Mintorn for
the Sale of their Wax Hand Book, and all Materials requisite
for the Art, where Ladies may depend on every article being
genuine.
36, Soho square, London, March 17th.

JAMES AND THOMAS LEWIN.
WINE, SPIRIT AND PORTER MERCHANTS

AGENTS TO THE
MANCHESTER FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
BANK BUILDINGS, 48, CASTLE-STREET,

AND
39, BACK CASTLE-STREET

PETER METGE AND CO.,

WHOLESALE
ALE, PORTER, AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

BEG to call the attention of their Friends, the Pub-
lic, and the Trade generally, to their present

STOCK OF LONDON AND DUBLIN

PORTER,

HIGHEST STATE OF PERFECTION

IN WOOD AND BOTTLE

R. & J. W
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

QUENCES

en miles distent from Nenagh), was ejected from a house
rid laud for non-paymeht of rent ; hut, determined on
barricaded

holding forcibl
his house for the purpose ; and having entrusted it
proper directions to that end, to some of his servants and

fortific

followers, he hirrielf, accompanied by his wife, went out
of doors to met the Sub-Sheriff on his arrival to execute
a writ of Babere. and formally refused him an entrance.
The Sub-S,eriff. warned of the re,i.tatice he was likely to
meet, came to the phiee with a suflieit nt force of consta-
bulary and military to carry the writ (on which he was
actinv) into execution; and having demanded entrance
hnd bert

isied.frorn witl
e temper of t

have said, was main aintd by th.

ni the v
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

May 26, 1846.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY EXPRES

ACCOLCIIEMENT OF TIER MAJESTY.
BIRTH OF A PRINCESS.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, May 25, 18-IG.
This afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the Queen was safely de-
livered of a PRINCESS.

In the room with her Majesty were his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, Dr. Locock, and Mrs. Lilly, the monthly
nurse ; and in the roorr•s adjoining were the other medical
attendants, Sir James Clark ana Dr. Ferguson, and also
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Lady in
Waiting on the Queen, and the Ministers and Officers of
State, summoned on the occasion.
The Privy Councillors present were the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Duke of Buc-
clench, the Earl of Haddington, Sir Robert Peel,
Sir James Graham, Mr. Secretary Gladstone, the Earl of
Liverpool, the Earl Delawarr, the Earl of Jersey, the
Lord Chancellor, and the Duke of Wellington.

LONDON CORN EXCUAN.IE

.-YESTERDAY

The supply of English Wheat from the near counties was
moderatethis morning. Best qualities were taken at our last
week's quotations, but much of the secondary could not be dis-

posed of, excepti at a reduction of Is. per quarter. Foreign,
eitherfree, bonded, or f. o. b. was extremely difficult to sell.

The show of spring Corn has been trifling; Barley, Beans,
and Peas sold slowly at late prices. We observe no alteration
in the value of Oats. The millers generally agreed to reduce
the top price of Flour 4s per sack.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Stockdil

lenroed c uusrl hiving
_..r. Lord Ch et Baron.—
. ..
Nlartin, I question whether y( u are vibible today,"

s nrdiumry wig at it

e to their Itirdships
hat he found it a considerable inconvenience to wear the
heavy fuli•hottomed sig. The Lord Chii-f
fear. Mr. Martin, that you must appear in cestutne. Mr.
M really cannot wear these wigs, my Bird. I am
sensible of the ill effects of it for a week after. Mr.
Baron Ahlerson.—You should b-ar the inconvenience on
account of the increased dignity, Mr. Martin. (A laugh.)
It may appear to you a custom more hot cured in the
breach than the observance. , Mr. Martin.— It really
(Inca, my lord. Mr. Baron Alderson.—But you cannot

aid lira

about t

appear without having urdered your tuarridge garment.
(A laugh.) Mr. Chambers raid they had been mirk dby
the judges in the Queen's bench having come into court
in the ordinary small wig. Mr. Martin here bowed and
retired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ould not be

interfered with by the erection of the bri
The gallant captain said he was formerly a master end
pilot, and was well acqua nted with navigation. Had
examined the plan of the prop,sed bridge at Runcorn,
and had reported thereon to the In his opi-
nion the bridge would be iavoutable to the navigation.
He should have objected to all the plans proposed before
this. The height 44 the arches was one of the most fa-
your<.ble points. The arches also would cause the cut rent
to run stionger, and the excavation cf the rocks would

to tun up, and the channel
c. As to the difficulty of

c.ity..e a greater body of wat
would be made mere straigh
steering through the arch( s in sea g. it
ail nitt*etise 1:e had sePto an old woman s
through a much more d fficult passaize, and if

bargemen could not steer 1111°00 that bridge he wt uld
advi,e their being sent to that old wolpan to he taught.
.1 he bridge would not ciaise any impediment to the en-
tr,►nce to thr St or 'other the Sankey can -1, or
in fac► all of the coma., the Duke of Britlfrewater'a in-
eluded. In fn.', it would improve them aII, by eausli g a

1)0(1r w4t,r t' flow op.-
'll,d by Mr Srij tint It +ig

ii rip rt

Swith and Mr. Srij

Hillier ill %chid, I

cuittvsl ,tv bitn againbt the bridle.

IRELAND.

Wednesday, some brutal wretches maliciously cut off
the tails of seven cows, at Newcastle, near Limtrick, it
propi-rty of Mr. Seaard, of Cork.
On Friday night last, two shots

ere fireri in throne

the hall door of Edwin Sadlier, E.q., at Perry
two miles from Netiagh. Mr. Sadher was ob

ove his faintly into town some months ago, threatening
s being roqed on his gatus and doors.
—As a man named Cleary was returning

NiURDEI;

number of men-who had been lyiug in wai

and brutally niutilvred ; his biother also, vi

, is devaired of.—Care Journal
the Rev. M. Walker, of Elphin Chapel
ecture to the Mollies, in his sermon, desert.

is h Um at the t
On Sot

pa's-words

of producolg a most irrevereat bhout of laughter from the
Mollies then in the chapel.

A CONTRAST

—Guernsey contains five times as many
he square mile as Ireland does; while the

!om foi tab

el) on, and plenty to eat

day in the year—

bregar is not seen

a patriot like
£20,000 to £30,000 a• year.]
RESISTANCE TO THIC LAWS.—DISASTROUS CONSE
A fatal collision between the law of the land

who pockets iron)

een lost

Mr. Ma;msell, of Bird•hiil

f n,cessa,v, to tki

Forcibl

I alter

thily, fell; t

EEPEAL A.;SOCIATION

ished by a r. 7g

trld body" is now notorioi
!ay hst ha's fairly drawn tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

I the consistent

scorn, howe'
and will for
It is impo

ever adhere, to tl
rtant that this sh,

public men, for the future

of the past

duly awarded ; a
tureen those whc
their pledges a:

a marked difference ix

d fulfilled their er

nstituer

he same

said, "

RSARIES
ssion at Ar

relative to commemorations being observed by proc
or any public display cal•;ulated to produce

"There is on the calendar

on which I think it right to offer yi
It has occurred during the cours

, and that 1 thi
ledanti-Christie

,se who have not,

nt Whig

iburgh, a still more

Lordship,

of the

which, I

iety of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

he and four of the crew were droWned in the sur

e release from bondage they were
endeavouring to effect, and Mr. Simpson had one of his
fingers cut off by them for the purpose of obtaining a ring

some of the

bad taken three slavers, one a schooner, after a hard fight,
in which 13 men of the schooner were killed. The prizes

were taken to St. Helena by Lieutenant Elliott, of the
Wasp.

Aw EXPENSIVE PAUPER.—About a week since a fe-
male pauper, named Piecraft, died in union-house, at
the advanced age of 97. 'There are some very singular
circumstances in connexion with this old lady's history.
She was found in the churchwarden's garden, and as no
clue could be obtained of her parents, she was taken to

he workhouse, and s

e has rer

the day of her birth to the day
-months of independence—tvas,
one ; she married a soldier, w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

ITERIALS ti

rpo be SOLD
P

a excellent

with LAND

of Coach-house, Stable, &c., Gardens and riel
, with a Paddock at the back, stocked with Trees
rig altogether Three Statute Acres or thereabouts
to Mr. R. W. WINDLE. Accountant. 1. Park(

LAND, ADJOINING THE OLD SWAN
MO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by

I the Trustees and Executors, a desirable Pie(
BUILDING LAND? situate in West Derby, adjoining the Old
Swan, fronting Petticoat-lane, which runs from the Old Swan
to Broad Green, and near to Liverpool and Prescot Turnpike

Parcel c

in front to Petticoat-lane aforesaid and to the bacK severally
133 feet 9 inches, or thereabouts, and running in depth on the
westwarlly side 130 feet 3 inches, or thereabouts, and on the
eastwardly side 20 feet, or thereabouts, and containing in the

whole I

Wed, and there is an excellent stone wall
gh, extending along the front thereof

more than six feet h
towards Petticoat-lane.

The above Pike of Land is well call
Cottages, which are now in such Brea

dated for the Building
demand in that rapidly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

when he we

her affections, w

hich he was very soon

to rid himself of.. She then returned to the workhouse,
where she lived until her decease. She has cost this
parish something like £9oo.—Local paper.
. _

FLIGHT OF C

CARRIER PI

ON 5..-:-A:bout one hundred

persons assembled near the Humber Dock• gates, nn Sa-
turday morning, at seven o'clock, to witness the ascent;
from the deck of the Monarch steam-ship, of eighty-seven
choice carrier pigeons, selected by the members of a
society of amateur pigeon fanciers at Antwerp, and sent
over in the above vessel, in the care of a trustworthy
keeper, in order to decide a bet or bets made concerning
them. Every bird bore on one of its wings its own pecu-
liar mark. They arrived here, on Thursday, in four
hampers, and all appeared in excellent condition. They
rose simultaneously and almost 'perpendicularly into the
air, and immediately took a course south-eastward. They
were expected to reach Antwerp, distant 200 miles, at
half-past two o'clock that afternoon. If so, they would
travel, under a blazing hot sun, at the rate of about 33
miles an hour. The steamer left this port for Antwerp in
the evening.—Hull Herald.
MURDER IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.—On Saturday night

week, a carrier, named Robinson, was murdered on the
road be:ween Nottingham and Mansfield. He was ac-
companied by a man named Shepherd, whom he rer

,uested

to drive his waggon for a short time while he stopped at a
public-house. Shepherd did so; but arrived at Mans-
field without having been overtaken by Robinson, and
immediately communicated the fact to the latter's family,
when a search was instituted, and deceased's body was
found at a short distance from the road with several
wounds upon the ftead and trunk. Some money was
found in his pockets, but it is supposed that he must

have been possestied of a larger sum when murdered.
No clue has been found by which the murderers can be
traced ; though at the inquest, spots of blood had been
found on Shepherd's jacket and smockfrock, a circum-
stance for which he account ed by saying that he had fought
a fellow-servant on Thursday. He entered into recogni-
zances to appeal when called upon, and the inquiry was
then adjourned.
A REAL DUEL.—A contemporary thus describes what
he calls " an affair of honour," and which he states came

place between two gentlemen at Plymouth, on ;Monday,
the 15th of June. The rumour which has reached our
ears is to this effect :—That over a glass of wine some al-
lade by one of the parties, which was taken as

usion wa

a personal a

of wine t

nt,-and resented on the instant by a gl

ng thrown in the face of the offend

to a hostile message, and it V
chnnlrl t.ita rang,. at I+:rPter n

meeur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

On the gth instant, a
D. HARE, of a sou.

11 A RRI ED

On the 4th t
Hindley, Mr. R. :MENTON BARTON, of (
ANNE, eldest (laughter of Mr. G. HOWITT, late of Red Bank,
Manchester.
On the 26th ultimo, at the Parish Church. Leeds. Mr. HOLLIS
BOTFOM LEY. of this town, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr.
DAVID WEI3sTE It, of Larchficld. near Leeds.
On the 2-th ultimo. at at. Mary's-le-Grant, London. by the
Rev, Mr. Denham, Mr. DENNY F. ALDRIDGE. professor of
music, of this town, to Miss SOPHIA MEItEDETH KENT, of

SARAH

Reading, Berkshire.
On the 98th ultimo, at St. Paul's Church, by special license,
by the R. J. H. Stafford. Mr. JAMES HENRY ANDREWS, to
Miss CATHF:IINE JONES.
On the 50th ultimo. at St.
DUGDA LE, to ANN QUINLAN

Anthony's Chapel, Mr. JOHN

same day, at B shopwearmnuth Church
Pettigrew, DAW:,ON W. TURNER, Esq., 1
at the Royal Institution, in this town, s n of Daw
.
to OPIJELIA, c

Esq., banker
the late WILLI
On the Ist inst
park, Mr. JOHN BEN
LOTTE BROWN GOWLAND,
Sunderland.

of Great Yarmou
M DIXON. Esq

St. John

Baptist's Church, Toxteth.
c,it. street. to Miss CHAR.

Mr. Guy

Same aay

at St. Ph

Church
st d,,ug

Wrexham, to JANE, r
of Warren street
On the 2nd i
MARGARET, d
West Verb

Mr. JOHN HARR(

iter of 1%,

ant, Mr

OHN D

On the 4th instant, at St. Philip's Chur
Townsend, M.A., Captain JAMES KOSS
MALTAGG A HT.
On the sth instant
LAKIN, to MARY, c
cart owner

Peter's CI

T. ROl3l

,er of ,Mr.

HANNAH

ON, of 11!
Ii EN AY

dr THOMAF.
WILLIAMS

Church, Mr. H. BLAKE

On the 7th instant, at E,ge
Miss ULLEN FOSBROOKE, eldest e
Fosbrooke. solicitor.

nt Ann's C

NITAUL, E
LAM, Esq., N
On the Bth instant, at St. Bride's Church, by tl
Stewart. Mr. ROBERT SEAL, jur
to ELIZABETH, da►;

to MARGAR
Newspapc

XANDE

ne tenter, of the
3f Mr. WILLIAM

Courier-OE
HOWELL.
On the igth instant, at Walto•i-on-the-Hill, by the R
Leigh, Mr. WILLIAM DUNBAR. of this town, to MARGAI
fifth daughter t f the late Mr. JAMES C.VE. of V% alton Breck
On the 111 h instant, at St. Peter's Chu•cb. Rock Ferry
Cheshire, by the Rev. J. Christopherson, M.A.. Mr. WILLIAM
NEWTON, of Millom, Cumberland. to MARY JANE, si -
daughter of the late Mr. EDWARD HOLT DIGGLES
merchant, of this tow

On the i2th instant, at St. Philip's Churel
STYLES, to LUCY, youngest daughter
LLOYDS, of Pownall•square.

Mr NICHOLAS
of Mts. ELLEN

DIED
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

RDUCATIONAL CARD

mISS CARNABY, who has years con-
ducted-a highly respectable SEMINARY in the north,
begs leave to announce, that 'she purposes opening an Esta.
blishment for BOARDING and TUITION of a limited number
of YOUNG LADIES and DAY BOARDERS, on August 3d, in
Catherine-street, Huskisson-street. The situation is healthy,
in a genteel part of the town, and with easy access to Prince's
Park. The C'asses will be conducted in the Normal System,
now so deservedly approved of, by which the intellect of the
pupil is exercised, instead of the memory being, overtasked.
The most respectable references can be given, and Cards of
Terms had, on application at Mr. GRAPEL'S, Bookseller,
Church-street, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. BANKING COMPANY.
EIGHTEENTH DIVIDEND.
ADIVIDEND, for the Half-year ending 30th ult.,
after the rate of .t'7 per Cent. per Annum, will be paid to
the Proprietors, on application at the Bank, on or after
THURSDAY, the 16th July instant.
By order of the Directors,
WILLIAM WILSON, Manager.

BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
TWENTY-EIGHTH DIVIDEND.

THE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIVERPOOL
do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to the PROPRIETORS,
that they have declared a HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the
rate of .€lO per Cent. per Annum, on the increased paid-up
Capital of the Company, (being 12s. 6d. per Share,) from the Ist
of January to the 30th of June, 1846, and that such Dividend
will be payable at the Bank of the Company, in Water-street,
on and after Friday, the 7th day of August next, between the
hours of Ten and Three on each day.—Dated at Liverpoolr
this 7th day of July, 1846.
By order of the Board,
JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager.

Each Proprietor will be expected, (if requiredd on applying
for his Dividend, to produce the Certificate or Certificates of
his Shares.

------
The Transfer Books will be closed until the Ist of August
inclusive.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, TO WIT.
GILBERT HENDERSON, ESQ., RECORDER.
THE COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the Borough, will be held in the Crown Court
in the Sessions' House, in Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the
20th day of July instant, at Ten in the Forenoon.
No Traverse will be tried unless entered on the first day of
the Sessions, Or previously, at the office of the Clerk of the
Peace, NO. 6, Brunswick-street.
And all Indictments for Misdemeanors found at these Ses-
sions against Persons admitted to Bail, must be entered for
trial before Twelve o'clock on the day after the discharge of the
Grand Jury, or the trial will stand over.
WRIGHT,
Clerk of the Peace's Office, Clerk of the Peace.
9th July, 1856.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

a week ore},

IISS CAI
ducted a 1
begs leave to an
blishment for BI
of YOUNG LAI
Catherine-street, Husi
in a genteel part of the tow
Park. The C,asses will be
now-so deservedly approved

puTiill6sig,meoxs,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

richness and

The Testimonials received from the most eminent Artists
Messrs. REEVES have had printed, and will forward them (free)
to any party wishing for the same, upon application at their

Narellause, No. 113, Cheapside, LOntgin.
--
Sold by most of the Booksellers and Stationers

1111 P 0 RTANT

INFORMATION.

TO MESSRS. HILES AND COMPANY.
—entlemen,—l have tasted several times the sample of Im-
perial Green Ginger Wine with which you favoured me, and
am of opinion it is much superior to most home-made Wines.
It may, indeed, he considere I a good stomachic, and, even
when taken diluted with water, will be found a safe and very

ht;ise:street, May 6, 1846,

,—I have tasted (conjointly with others conversant
IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL.
Worcester, March 23, 1846.
wiGthenthtleenimeianlities of Wines) your Imperial Green Ginger Wine
I have also subjected it to Chemical Analysis. It '
nion a GENUINE ARTICLE, but also as a horn-
that may fairly compete with any bey--

s in our opi-
le Wine, one

4 -1111 l iarn-
sions. As a STOMACHIC? taken undiluted, it l
is warm pre
aiend
wholesome, and diluted with water, or added to Lemonade, it
is a very salubrious and refreshing drink.—l remain, Gentle-
men, your most obedient servant, JONAS MAIDEN.
To Messrs. Hiles and Co.

calla
.
Most respectfully call the attentionAND CO
of the Public generally to
the above Testimonials, from two of the most eminent Gentle-
menie
guaraonf
trfoMreli
ecaalrtPircolefetsisieioynr,
ecwimodsmuetenynatdmo.esstoat'eiloltrbo,e
tab:uputfichlic:
H. and Co. also consider it their
re
1,-
heir
hopn induced to
twhait2pn consequence of the very great demand _
Green
ex-
tensive reputation of, their IMPERIAL ( k:eimmaintGas:llte;;G

ral persons have Dern
ie cork and bott e, and advertise t

Ginger Wine.
cLoarGnktßioEf(-'oEeN.LIGAbOEGtittEIePR,°I(i)WnL;N on
allE
The on_ly.hGeEgNixnUl.NtErelollf!,,Plyniß,L,l,EsiA

ii;e— filiTi -e-4)--1-•einthe neca anu .
without e
will be spurious hnitations,

WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.,
No. 7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

DID PRESENT WITH THE STANDARD,

ORATIS

ALBERT.

)RS OF THE

ITERPOOL

tiDARD

esent to each Pu

.haser of their Paper of

NDID TINTED LITHOGRAPHIC
ENG

LAVING,

OF THE INT
SAILORS'

;NDED
HOME,

showing, in Pe
TH F'

D SOU

en supplied from t
and which will be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Perfumer, 220;.11
Perfumers; oppoe

d 10s. 6d. each ; and at the vai
d. Diamond Dust, it is well-
nongst the Nobles. of t
idiunet to the comfort of their
_t

ition of the Dia'tnoud Dust, Navin

their razors for upwards of twenty years. Parties using the
Diamond l)ust will never require to have their razors set or
ground, the use of the hone being rendered perfectly unneces-
sary. Shippers and country agents supplied on liberal terms.
Either of the boxes will be transmitted free to any part of the
country.—Wholesale Depot, I, Angel-court, oopOsita Somerset
House, Strand, London.

Agents for Liverpool:
7dessra..T,. H. and S. JOHNSON, CLurch-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

out will be cheerful and uninterrupted

The whole of the ground-floor will be free, for the ac-
commodation of the poorer classes in the populous dis-
trict, and will accommodate with sittings 700 persons. On
this floor the benches will be in the old style, without
book-boards ; and the bench ends will each be finished at
the top by a carved fleur-de-lis. The church is approached
by an avenue five feet wide in the nave, and there will
be two ay.-- the aisles. _ .

.nues in
The galleries will be neatly constructed, apd at once
open and cheerful—not projecting too much into the body
of the church. In these the sittings. 500 in number, will
be appropriated for the wealthier portion of Air. Connor's
flock. Taking advantage of the rising ground at the east
end of the church, the galleries will be approached by two
entrances, with easy flights of steps. at that end.
The baptismal font in the nave will be placed as to be
visible to the whole congregation.
As a whole the peculiar and economical nature of the
building is, in our thinking, highly creditable to the archi.
tect and to all concerned ; and we have only to hope that
the remainder of the amount requited for its completion
will speedily be supplied by those of a liberal and christian
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

e..
they will find every comfort and luxury combined, with a mo•
derate scale of charges, including attendance of every kind.
Board at the Table d'Hote, 355. per week; in private, 428.1
Bed Rooms according to size and situation, from 7s. to 18s
Sitting Rooms from 3s. to es. per day. Servant's ltoard and
Lodging, Vs. per week. Attendance, Is. 6d per day; 78. pei
week each. Port and Sherry, 48. ; Claret, 45., 55., and 7s.
Champagne, 7s. ; Madeira, 58.
* * Steam Packets daily to and from Liverpool • twice
weekly to and from Dublin ; three times weekly to andi from
Glasgow and Fleetwood.

An Omnibus and Servants from the Hotel attend eac

- -
Packet. Vv
,Castle Mona Hotel, June 12, 1846

THE ROYAL.NORLE, AND GIPNTFI, VISITANTS

OF LAVEI4()O IN JULY.
ARE most loyally and respectfully invited to inspect
MILNER'S EXTENSIVE WORKS, 50 A, LORD-STREET,
47 to 55 Cable-street, Liverpool, and the construction through-
out of their unequalled Fire-resisting Safes and Boxes, for
securing from Robbery and Fire, Title Deeds Records, and all
Valuables.

MILNER'S FIRE TAMER.—Water in its vapour succes-
alvely in successive chambers neutralising 1000 degrees of heat,
Which cannot be made hotter under common pressure than
The Boiling Point. 212 degrees Fahrenheit, a temperature in
Which Pooks and Papers will not burn, the steam being slowly
generated and prolonged in Chemical non-conductors of heat
itround and within the Safe, affords the only certain protection
against Fire, which may he regulated, according to thickness,
to bear from one to twenty-four hours (or any longer period) of
red heat outside, without more than boiling the inside. The
Proprieto s feel it a duly they owe to themse'ves and the Pub-
lic, to caution them against confounding the reasonable, un.
equalled, and incontrovertible claims of this Invention, authen-
ticated by the recommendation of the highest Scientific and
Practical Authorities in the Three Kingdoms, after personal
Investigation and Testing in Red H eat from one to twenty-four
hours ; and by the strongest practical confirmation of numbers
of their Safes, ont of the 20,000 in use in the Manufacturing and
Commercial Districts, doing their duty in actual fires, as at
Messrs. Walker's, of Birkenhead, and :Messrs. Carniss and
Co.'s, of Park-lane, the Books in Miiner's Safes, on both occa-
sions, being the only things unbunit in the buildings, not ex-
cepting the contents of strong Iron Safes and Drawers standing
beside Milner's, who caution the Public against confounding
their claims with the unsupported fire-proof pretensions o
iron ovens of patent costliness and advertising notoriety, things
Which fire respects not. The Public are invited to SEE and
JUDGE for themselves at MILNER'S WORK'S, Lord-street and
Cable-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

DINNER AT AIGBURTR

About sixty of the members of Lodge No. 24 assembled
at the ,Vgburth Hotel for the purpose of dining together,
to celebrate the 12th July. The dinner was provided in
Mr. Prest's best style, and the desert, which was fresh
from the garden, was most excellent.
Brother John Payne, W.M., presided, and the vice
chair was occupied by the D.M. of the lodge.
After the cloth had been removed the W.M. proposed
the health of "her Maks y the Queen, so long as she is
Protestant," which was drank with three times three.
The W.M. next gave the health of " the Right Hon.
the Earl of Enniskillen, the M.W.G.M. of England."
(Drank with Kentish re and great enthusiasm).
The W. M. next gave " The glorious, pious, and im-
mortal memory of the great and good King William III,"
which was drunk in solemn silence. _ _

Then followed the health of " Her Majesty the Queen
Dowager ; Prince Albert, and the rest of the Royal
Family."
The next toast proposed was, " The health of P.W.D.
G.M. of England, Richard Harboard, Esq.,". which was
drank with the warmest enthusiasm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

e marke

no sales during the day beyond the ordinary
Genessee cannot be quoted over 4 12k,
with any degree of accuracy ; Michigan 4 to 4 64-, at the

transactions

former

mixed brat

for export, and some sales were made as low as 3 93.
Sales of New Orleans were made at 3 62k; Southern
generally is very dull; Georgetown and Howard-street,
4to 4 121. Rye Flour, common, 2 50 to 2 621. Wheat
continues good, both for export and milling, with sales to
some extent, in prime Genessee, at 98 to 100 cents, and
Illinois at 85 to 86 cents, principally for export;

. .
gan, 914. Prices are lower at New Orleans.
orroNr TRADE.—We give the following New York
prices from the circular of Messrs. Maunsel and Co.

Uplands

Inferior.
Ordinary
Middling.

Florida.
to
7* to 74
74 to 74

New Orleans
Mob. & Texas
. —to

7 to i*
71 to it

Good Middling
Middling Fair
Fair
Fully Fair
Good Fair

7 to 8
be to 8i

si to si

8# to Si
Si to 9

8# V) 81

91 to 9i

8 to 9
none.

tolo4
11 t01'26

Fine
In Tobacco, the market has been without materiol alte-
ration.

The money market was tight, and

nerally dq

LIST OF PASSING

and M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

VU.
Daniel Mather
.r
Rathhonc Brothers Lind
Co

Richard Shi:l and Co 50 0
J. H. and E. Brancker. 3O 0
1. B. Cooke 5O 0
Hughes and Ronald 25 0

nd J. R

200 o:Jaiii.es Ryder

James Mellor.
John Finch and Sons l5O 0 James H. Macrae
T. 'Thornely, M.P...... 200 0 Liverpool Mercury ...
Thomas Irlain..
J. C, Ewart.. 2OO 0 Mrs. Matthews.
George Maxwell
Tennants, Clow, Si Co 2OO OR. E. Harvey
J. D. Thornely 5O 0 Thomas Bo!ton.
IVilliam Stuart .. : ... 50 OJ. H. Wrigley
William Arather, finch- Richard Rathbone
house. ............. 100 0!Basil Rathbone ..
Robert Mather, jun..... 1 01Wm. B. Rathbone
Wm. Mather, 3110., Do. I (Milian] Jackson, Bir-
James 5titt.......... 100 0 kenhead..
William Crostield— •• • 25 0 George Holt.;
James Crostle!d, jun.., 50 '0
henryienry Romilly
Henry Downing, Glas- C. Robertson.
gow 5 OG. Artetegui .
John Budd lO 0 11. Stolterfoht
James Harvey 2O 0 Daniel Brennan
Jevons, Sons, and Co.. 100 0 Benjamin Coleman
Morris Reynolds 5 0 Joseph Dawson.
Herbert C Langton.— 5 0 John 1144,;,..,,..

20 0
25 0
10 10
10 0
10 0
10 0
100 0
10 0
100 0
40 0
5 0
5 0

DIAMOND DUST,
DIRECT FROM TOR MINES.
CAENUINE DIAMOND DUST, for giving instan-
kJlf taneously the keenest edge to the bluntest Razor or
• iinnorted. direct from th.

and ihelia
te Wholesale Depot, 1, Aug

Golconda, the
be had

n fountain ;;,;ai;s;;
M
' ^mut, Strand ; of Mr.
nd Messrs.

W. G. BENT

orn
.t House, Strand,
min instructions) at ls., 2s. 6d.,
Agents throughout
n, has been used for
t as an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

LESSONS IN DRESSMAKING.
MRS. BERRY begs to acquaint the Ladies of Liver-:
pool and its environs, that she continues, by her improved
and easy system, to convey to persons of the smallest capaciyy
a thorough knowledge of CUTTING, FITTING, and EXECU-
TING, in the most finished style, in SIX LESSONS. The cor-
rectness of her system can be fully established by References
to Pupils.

29, GREEN-STREE
PE.311

ONE GUINEA
N-STRE.

T, NEAR

GEORGE BOyER AND COMPANY.
PRINCE
SPIRIT
S-BUILDINGS, ALE, AND PORTER DEALERS,
',
26, NORTH JOHN-STREET,
(CORNER OF tr

'FULLY bed

1 the Public they

OPENE THE
G. B. and Co. recommend toABO r
LIGHT DINNER SHERR
Their OLD IRISH WHisury

MesWr-s

perior to any ever

Barclay, Perk

nd Co

Pale Ale

DevoniffreEi

FAMILIES FURNISHING are
the extensive STOCK of DRAWINti, DININ
BED-ROOM FURNITURE, at the above Establi

Lvitedto inspect
and
ent,

ROSEWOOD CHAIRS
DITTO COUCIIES

MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
DITTO SOFAS,
DITTO COUCHES,
DITTO SIDEBOARDS,
I DITTO DINING TA-

DITTO CHILITT'
DITTO LOO
DITTO CARD
DITTO OTTO:

&c., &(
•thar wit}

inTrO BOOK
DUMB WAITERS,

1 a vsvt.ll,l 11.1111 all Assortment ot BED,SI .n....rw0,
Camp, Ottoman, Half-tester, French and Dome
.Cots, .&c., in Mahogany, Maple, and Stained Birch.' -
Also, a large Stock of Mahogany and Painted FURNITURE
for Bed-rooms, in Wardrobes Chests of Drawers. Pinn,. ~...4

n Four-post,
Top Cribs,

cannot oe surpassed by any
,TradFlocek:,(;;pring MATTRESSES, TAILLASS-
Esn, Houseasz ~i,nNiB.,to
oh.
del
e to order.

SAMUEL CUTTER, PROPRIETOR

19, Bold-street.

RNIS'HING,

CARPETS

moREENS. DAASKS ,
N'TZ FURNITUR„

VHING.

THIS DAIL
large and v

D_ wingt Oa* ieverd

INARYCHEAPNESS

TINSTER

ARPET

BRUSSELS DITTO.
At 2s. 6d

STAIR DITTO, at 2s
LBERT TWILLS, at lld.,

Is. 10d4

DRUGGE'
•At ls. 4d.. 1:

AN, ST.c., DITTO
1., Is
S.' v
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

0., price 10s.
THE CROSS AND IN THE GARDEN

12m0., price 55., cloth.
THE PASTOR'S INQUIRY AND FAREWET
mons, preached at St.

hurcit, Everta

a Sunday

T LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION SCHOOLS
HEAD MASTER:
DAWSON W. TURN 4R,
OxfordM.A., Demy of Magdglen Coll
iSISTANT MASTERS :
), M.A., I T. M. COODEVI

Rev. J. S.
Fellow of
bridge.

The SCH
Mr. TUB

of BOARDERS,
hours of study,
either hirucelf

Hall, Cam- I Scholara'
Cambrid
•

JUNIOR ASSISTANT MASTER.

31.A.,1.

NT 011 WEDNESDAY, August 5

It will receive into his House a Ilmited number
who, both in their play hours and during their
, mill be under the personal superintendence of
or a Residua Assistant Master.

HAWARDE
_ Flintshire,. Nor

Cards .of Terr
Office of Mr.
buildings, 48,
WARBURTON!S,
Grammar ,Feh

GRAFMAR SCHOOI
111 Wales, Seven Miles from Clieste;

lAM Fox,

and Shar

Liverpool; o
•eet, Manches

MESSRS. WRENSIIALL and SON'S MUSIC
.I.T.L ACADEMY, on Logier's Sistenywill RE-OPEN on MON-
DAY, the 27th instant.

Academy Hours: MONDAY and THURSDAY, from Nine to
Two dtclocic ; and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from Eleven
to Four.

sides Concert
Attendance

•eceives /ad/Or/ant Lesions in the Practice,
pinyitur, and Theoretical Lectures on Harmony,
at the Academy Two Hours each time.
•

ineas per Quarts

ing twice

FDUCATIONAL CARD.
A BY, who .has for many years con-
y respectable SEMINARY in the north,
ce, that she, purposes opening an lista.
)ING and TUITION of a limited number
-nd DAY BOARDERS, on August 3d, in
'----1-street. The situation is healthy,
n, and with easy access to Prince's
conducted in the Normal System,
' of, by which the intellect of the
' • • overtaslted.
1, and Cards of

he memory beiß
ices can be give
at Mr. GRAFT

CLIFTON PARK ACADEMY, BIRKENHEAD,
DUCTED BY
177) EFFICII

NT ASSISTANTS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Lion line liy lin

only one which I have corrected. y I
that I acknowledge this trfinofir;fin

pression of m
mend it as su,

OLIVER al
Co., London

YD, Edinburgh; SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, and

WORKS BY THE LATE REV. R. P. BUDDICOAL M.A.
THE CHRISTIAN EXODUS ; or, THE DELIVER.
ANCE OF THE ISREALITES FROM EGYPT, systematically
treated, and practically applied to the Vicissitudes of Christian
Life. Second Fdittor

,o. clotl

FRIENDSHIP WITH GOD
IFE OF ABRAHAM. 2 vols. 12mo
SERMONS ON IMPORTA

POINTS OF FAITH AND

DUTY. 2 vols. 12
IMMANUEL O.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

LIVER2OOL RACES

G. LATHAM announces. to his Friends and the Public that
he has taken the commodious BRICK STAND, No. 2, lately
occupied by Mr. NEW, the second Stand from the GransiStand,
during the ensuing Races, where will be found the best EAT-
ABLES, combined with a well-selected Stock of WINES,
SPIRITS, Pale and other ALES, London PORTER, &c. &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

SOLD RETAIL IN LIVERPOOL BY

Mr. I. WOODVILLE Bold-street.
Messrs. BARKER and DOBSON, Paradise
Mr. JAMES CIIESNEY, Commutation-ro
Messrs. F. STEPHENS and Co., Great H
Mr. THOMAS GILBERT, Richmond-row.
R. BUNTING and Co., 79, Dale-street.
S. B. WALcorr, Scotland-road.

Mr. M. MARK, k. James-placi
Mr. W. W. Km), Soho-street,
Mr. M. McDtvirr,Park-road
Mr. H. PARIS, St. James-stre(

street,
w, Islir

5, Parker-street

,stSrte.eGt George's.
Mr. Was. Ross, Clarence-street
Messrs. MANN and CROSTHWAITI
Mr. T. H. SYERS, 16, Ranelagh-street.
Mr. E. JARDINE, Chemist. 36, Oxford-st., Abercromby-sq
Mr: CHARLES FRANCIS, Berry-street.
James-street, I -
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ne
Mr. G. D. COLQUHOUN, Castle-street.
Mr. THOMAS DRIVER, Lime-street.
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Messrs. DOUBLEDAY and Co., Birkenhead. *
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

VISIT OF PRINCE ALPER

GREAT numbers of Persons haling intimated ar
intention of Visiting Liverpool (luring ii.e Festivities con•
sequent on Laying the First Stone of the Senors' Home, 133
Prince Albert, on the 30th and 31st instant, at

LATHAM'S Sr- GEORGE'S HOTEL,
(LATH MORGAN'S')

FENWICK-STREET, NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH,
They will find excellent Beds and comfortable accommodation,
with the best of Viands, combined with moderate charges.
COLLATIONS will be laid out from Ten in the Mornight till
Night.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

rgy, the unhesitating set

ished man has conailWedthe—stivig.

Moved by GEO. ➢iAX

le for commercial

ieconcled by DANIEL MATHER

vsolution, with power t

;coovaled by JAMES Cox,

o act as Chairman; and