The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-22 00:00:00

itgast 22, 1844

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tte. e undertand that the retUrn match be-
-11 the Everton ands St. Helen's Clubs will be played
An itir'daY next, on the ground of the Roscoe Club.
Ipeisbucloest will be held to-day on the body of John
15° Sat' 4Priswier, who died in the hospital of the Prison
RF]itituay evein
Olt .Mu RD•
ERn CASgES.-011 Satardy, Justi,
lista that he would not take
any aof the rnsix• Tt egnesday (to-morrow.)
gage' two bridges have been at last fixed to the lanidikag
koge'„,bat of course they are not yet available for"
the Phi;
\\ri!',' .—Last Saturday a match was played between
fth.,osor and Whitefield Cricket Clubs, on the. ground_
ku, latter, which terminated in favour of the Wnitefield
thrae wickets to go down.
,044c,iittoEn WILDER OF HIS WIFE BY
Charles the grand jury found "No biII"SEAMAN.
agains.t
wife ;,Gollagher, 20, charged with the murder of his
11',, Gollaglier, at Liverpool.
been a;''Phghatn, a'nephew of Lord Brougham's, has
Seetea Pointed by the Lard Chancellor registrar to Mr.s
Thol„at Ludlow's court, vacant by the death of Cherie
AO!, Esq.
those ci 'tag, for the purpose of exhibitions similar to
this tst4 the London Colosseum, is about to be erected
. in
that in The erection here will be the same size as
We &flagon, but superior in design.
fortyNerstand that Christ Church will be re-opened
for ,t'vtille service next Sunday, after having been closed
t'alotedel'al,lveeks for the purpose of being repnired and
Keay}lite pews have been lined, and other improve-
daivn, been made in the interior. The Rev. T.
ectil4e• ter
Preach on Sunday, and there will be a col-
-04 a ter the sermon for the choir boys.
l'ighe,,'whstnan, Mr. Massey, has again obtained the
Adr4;„",Prize, fifty-five guineas, given by the Lords of the
/ear,.'3l,Y for the most approved chronometer of the
814'ces his is the sixth consecutive year Mr. Massey has
nein Y competed for this enviable distinction.
Tai Fridays
match between the Rascoe Club and
11P/id, rs an't Players of the 46th Regiment took place
sco'n4cot. 67ailasT,hoe former scored 126, and the latter 107.
tyre(' 47, Nvh It o wickets " Gentlemen of all England"),
4 seve: were at last lowered by Mr.
ih4,;y.
a 'n
have arrived in Liverpool, and
eon don board the Urgent steam-ship, under
kii,','",land of el fain Bevis, the Admiralty agent at
Pcit',,-"„. The UrgentP
is to 'be the guard-ship of the
tholl,i'aat she mounts four nine-pounders, and, besides
obi 1,-1.121„,e5, has a crew of about forty men.
tomaiNsox.—ln this case the sitting for the
Jcre;,'ec of the certificate to the bankrupt was ad-
-1114,1' to the 24th of November next. The assignees of
Atili'll,itOr's estate and effects are in the meantime to
astlif"a a weekly allowance for the support of himself
Ea
taintly.
Ytte t.areia, new steamer, under the command of Capt.
'eloeittc"lyed in the Mersey on Sunday morning, at one
N„:ttfter the shortest trip from Boston and Halifax
Ilt4e ''„4l,, having been only ten days nine hours from
_the
'Ned"' ,teavin. hemoorings at Boston to being safely
°N; theCobrurTolock, being two hours under that
21ip.eub3r the Niagara in the two previous passages.
'C'uTHPORT RAILWAY.—On Sunday week, 1123
Ciao §ers were y
conve
k 4 7ed along the Liverpool and South-
Ist Class, 65 ; 2nd Class, 359 ; 3rd
ht I;j9.Monday 571 passengers were carried,
c days numbers were 1182, making a total
,of 2876 passengers. £lB6 17s. lid. money
Nile4ssixßs* —We give the trials so far as they have
„,'ke,-sVp, but they are of little importance up to this
the civil court tthere are, we believe, but tip
ihseltfislecal interest cone one is important, being spew trial
o,PkltcYal Bank, which was tried last assizes ; the
t, an action against the e Liverpool Banking
~'ltlss, he alleged negligence both of which will,
kihfottzxsue Interesting to the respective shareholders.
le Eurrxiico.—On Friday Mr. Sergeant Wil-
,,atit,;•;_ cross-examining an Irish witness, in a cause_
ioryeetta. 'll:cittialilnitilltegerd breach of contract for the supply of
p r put the following interroga-
C:ice.„-; thaltLppah el
'th re been a rise or fall in the
e •what it professes to
I,at• - Taper, or had it remained .
%1r.., lon%
b'''Y Sri 07'Y ?" Paddy though the
.w.itness was, he
li4,,,,,:swered the question without noticing the pun.
-4h„rantW7lll°l`t•—On Fridly in the House of Commons,
.--"'wn said that `" from his experience of the cor-
,4"c ee°,„isse, hools of Liverpool, he was strongly in favour. of
;`ttictin—hutned system of education, in which secular ind-
tilatti-„) tva,s given to all during a portion of the day,
. an
feiar !tour was set apart for the religions nastruc-
,ach°s aecording to the principles of their parents.
ktl as sYsteal tended greatly to allay the differences and
tillierities of sectarianism-
Nrs f;414r4.4"1( OFF ST BEES HEAD.—About 15 miles
'ias° Bees head tkh • Amethyst, McLean, bound from
the fgroi- to Liverpool, e dismasted about 11 o'clock in
Iletqticlnennb"oaredf
}Thursday. At one o'clock the crew were
1,1 wind was blowing
Tom, Coulthard, bound for Whitehavn.
kit', which sunk
she reefs, when bataing strong at N.N.W., under
. the
. dou-
abOrtawino oin'etleoncdke.d
Wtoeruenmdaeirsn
twanitdhtthhaet
Oagh the crew
Vst; are fortunately saved, everything else
_ es'Luc of the poor fellows not having even secured
no.
Ac
7ll.,ll.l"lttNen —On Thursday, a finely-modelled vessel
111;,unched from the building' yard of Messrs. Cato,
arid Co., Brunswick Dock. The vessel, called the
Bads}"t'Leraig," was christened by Miss Robinson, an.d
1th""o tons burthen. Her lines fore and aft are tine,
tso °l.lgh she possesses a long flooring, her run is
°th
511110.°4 without a lump. The Ardencraig. is intended
qapt fldian trade, and though strongly built, is every way
se' for making quick passages and carrying large car;
;;ess,„ `mother vessel in the same yard, intended fo
"lals,;;;,tlarrison and Co., of this town, will be launch ed
days.
to
leNe:ttku DEATH.—On Saturday week a boy about
ardlers °f,, age, named Joseph M'Ardle, son of Ber.narill
t, died from taking poison.
tleee,yr
wChatrter-
allt o"oZnd
New.en Charter-street,
morning with his brother to some
la
ham-street, where they picked up
etirhihg likeian piecesof cheese. Deceased ate a piece of
11,111e-4 :oho afterwards became very ill, and died the
a' It tutleon• A chemical analysis of the contents
. of
°Wel' w • made, and the presence of arsenic detec-
k'Y tI4 Thep e au:Positio is, that the piece
. of cheese eaten
girder ceased may have had arsenic introduced into it,
isNria to destroy rats, and that it was subsequently
e'yt aY• The jury returned a verdict to the. effect
e d incautiously eating a piece of
szN whe; ceased died from haPioni`ell contained a portion of arsenic.
estabp PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY.—Dr. Muspratt
tt4',Nit4 .s,?ed in this town a school for the purpose of
4"eoril a% a moderate expense, practical instruction to
ttillOttsts `l.l
the higher branches of chemistry, and to create
etllcallable of investigating all subjects relating
w'e, arts, and manufactures. In every part of the
1?g st.,„lneet with Woofs
.of the need that exists of
ki/sleist;ottul scientific chemists capable of aiding the
11141., hn'd the agriculturist, the. manufacturer, and the
VNtY w them can be no question that_ D. M pratt is
lighe aY eminently qualified to discharge thhiemduties
tel,4ose,ll,?ttant office which has devolved on He
ths'ac en-pllgh testimonials from distinguished professors
.
ikittne"22ent and in this country. Dr. Muspratt
tegl ‘'L several talented chemical works.
airbtlty torrirb To PAY COMMISSION AGENTS.—At the
Its ii'No4l'4l't on Tuesday, a case of much importance to
kk,Cleni engaged in the commission trade, inasmuch
l
v ved the point whether a party engaged
tnm t4-n:niastonm 9s and having obtained a customer, to sell
upon all subsequent sales made to suc
'V•
it. vitt.' 4,lthoughnot negotiated through the instr.u-
-'l4(itl,;:r the agent, was heard before Mr. Commi.s-
hd,‘'h rirldes. The plaintiff was Mr. Thomas Dohlne,
'tfentiefetidant Mr. George Lindley, brewer,ootthe
-'l4lltlthis town. The plaintiff had summoned
ads"tilik„'efore the court for payment of X. 4 19s. 6d.,
foi.-"ft Said to be due for commission upon. sales
Nikki r defend nt The plaintiff conducted his own
44t. Yates,a
jun., solicitor, appeared for the de-
tON 'lts honour gave judgment for the defendant.
144,11540 N HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.—The last
"t 4, t.; on it'," Plants, flowers, &c., for the season took
Nt°lth,arsday. In consequence of the unpropitious
st,O fri n weather in the early part of the day, the show
-
average one. As the day advanced the
htilliantl and the attendance was, on the
),S')tti The Only feature worthy of especial remark
ope ekriojee. specimens of orchidaceous plants, a
• "._Blgras Harrison'', by Henry Winch, Esq.,
▪ °f rerla elate or dove plant, by Thomas Johnson,
qulco '
1,11'54 455 h rn. These plants, as well as others of the
ze:Tkelwlging to these gentlemen, were much ad-
t'lloae fruit and vegetables exhibited were good.
lekt'll:POso.tt,hoWdhzeyhtiheenboawnd belonging to the 81st Regi-
stationed in this town, and
A• lLtlsi,dered one of the finest in her Majesty's
some pleasing and popular airs.
L'It14)`110 THIRD MODEL OF ANCIENT JERUSALEM.
Sher, „,' had the pleasure of examining Brunettes
en;toilif',!tt,Jerusaelemabout two years ago, it must
tVtlaore'elLaubait.n that
lhe has completed another and i
which is now being exhibited
• initZ Peri I :trallonde2 B ld-street. He has been
-"teed t° -8!
° for the third
"deo 0 undergo this labour, now
t 441
t t°embody many interesting discoveries
thA'tet eby hi
te,:er bef 'fla, as to the true sites o. _
1:4 bpt
the °re with certainty ascerta.ined, and among
ern various palaces and buildings of Solomon.
t,gtatul te Mr. Brunetti on his successful la-
• •1 b'el,l;l ofa literariure;and we doubt not but his
o,,,:Ntrtie appreciated by all who take a n interest
sittiecords of man's salvation, as w
14,.jNtPaligollY to the particulars of that celebrated city,
Lettla with whi .Imost other antiquities are but
Of '1 arid i rcz' whose interest all others
ll4l);_meht_Breall
tvc:t
to,q,de,t
neco,,Bnosideernatridoßt.o The reader of the Bible
bee,": sephus, having diligently studied the
lO s„,- desntron rue we involved in its difficulties, must_hrnere.
Pleasure in perceiving the easy and co
lOW arltil which Mr. Brunetti lays before them, and
ktfr 41401 t,e that the great nuers who visited !
Nw.eill feel an increased (curiosity to examine
tt utee rY superior
is work. Indeed, in the entire
•otit ure there not a point which has excited
0q 141 0
kkhY (.!•,113 tsts ), }the learned world or a greater variety
,41, hat of the ancient topography of the
the""reetY two of the numerous writers who have
Okhtti qUestion a reeing as to their theories. Mr.
,tlc'%ltii%ttattlielci:B'l.oB to have examined them all, and well
tt etit, PIP ak;c niParative merits, and his scheme seems
ktklhellid th aTI t 0 that of the learned Robinson, and we
terit'°st "e has been in communication with some
t4f,tll4e,ihe.tlit iZelettbratedtrayellers who have written upon
tOliUt oitioti • e sincerely wish him that success
e `,4at tk which his merit deserves, and we doubt
°t'
orlort "e Ptri°cl exhibition will be numerously attended
during which he will remain in Li-

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