The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

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The Glasgow Post states that Father Gavazzi is to visit
Scotland in the course of five weeks.
William Canty and John Tyler have been committed
for trial for the recent robbery at the Westminster Bank.

The report that the pot.ato disease has made its
appearance near Bristol has been contradicted.
On Sunday week two young men (brothers) were
unfortunately drowned while bathing near Huddersfield.
The deaths in London, during last week, were 1,032,—
about the average number.
A monster omnibus has begun to run between Glasgow
and Paisley. It carries above sixty passengers.

Sir George Sinclair has announced his intention of
leaving the Established Church of Scotland, and joining
the Free Church.

Lord Londesborough has become the purchaser of the
fine estate of the late Mr. Arkwright, situate near the
town of Driffield, in Yorkshire.
A thousand hogsheads of ale and fifteen hundred of
porter are about to sent to Bengal, for the use of the Eu-
ropean troops, in order to supersede spirits.
In Buckley, North Wales, the teetotalers are in such
force that they purpose to erect a temple capable of hold-
ing 3,000 persons.
There are three cardinals at present in London,—the
three being the Cardinal Archbishop of Cologne, the Car-
dinal Archbishop of Bordeaux, and Cardinal Wiseman.
At the rent audit of George Marwood, Esq., of Busby-
hall, held at Northallerton last week, a return of £2O per
cent. was made to all the tenantry on their respective
rentals.

The Doncaster Chronicle says a hive of bees in the
zarden of the Rev. J. Watson, of Marr, swarmed on the

n one week

The Mornin.

states that a B

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can produce Yaisley shawls, and make a profit by them,
at half the price that a manufacturer must have in any
other part of the world.
Some workmen in the Wear Pottery, Sunderland, in
order to punish a lad who was in the habit of drinking
their beer, put some nitric acid, by way of a lark, into a
glass of ale, and gave it to him : he drank it, and died.
On Monday last, a fire broke out in the premises of
Messrs. Hunt and Co., oil merchants, Bristol, and
destroyed the whole, or nearly the whole, of the valuable
stock of oil, rosin, &c.

The police of Glasgow seem to be rapidly thinning the
numbers of the stray curs of the place, for a local paper
notices that on Saturday last no fewer than 92 dogs were
drowned in the police water-butt.
The Dissenting papers report that the Rev. T. T. Cuffe,
.sinister of Carlisle Episcopal Chapel, has seceded
ne Church of England, and declared his intention

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of joining the connexion of the Countess of Huntingdon.
The suspension of Messrs. Charles and Wm. Brunskill,
silk and riband manufacturers, of Paternoster-row and
Battersea, was announced on Monday. Their liabilities
are stated not to exceed £9,000, and it is estimated that
the total dividend will be ss. in the pound.

The bullion in both departments of the Bank of Eng-
land has increased from £14,198,360 to £14,317,965,
being a difference of £119,605. The paper in actual cir-

being a difference of £3
At the Dorset quarter sessions, on Wednesday, great

regret

as expressed at the very large number of

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a compared with the corresponding quarter

pondent of the Time.

in noticing the great
slaves at present in England, suggests

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many fugitives