The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-12 00:00:00

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belief upon the fact.—ln resuming his tiddrestio
the jury that if they entertained any doubt "To
money had been feloniously obtained, they 11i3U
to that doubt, whatever was said by anybotlY•
ship, in summing up, commented on this exPre- aitribg
the course pursued by Mr. Ramshay, which tiop
to his being in ill-bealth. After a short delihbers
jury acquitted the prisoner.

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TAXATION!

Taxes, laid where or how you will,
Must be unpalatabe still,
And yet no other being can
Endure them like an Englishman ; _
And, though aloud he sometimes cries,
He gets but little sympathies,
For, though he over-tax'd may be,
At least his speech and pen are free; ,
And. when his hard-earn'd cash is spent,
He grumbles to his heart's content,
And certainly 'tis hard to pay,
And bite your tongue and walk away-
You tax his victuals, tax h.s drink,
But give him privilege to think;
You tax his houses, tax his land,
But leave his tongue at his command,
You tax his servante, tax his light,
But let him swear it's far from right;
He sings " Britannia rules the wave,"
Then labours like a galley slave;
One thing alone can make him fret
The nation's great and hopeless d •
Let us as individuals, take
Warning for individual sake,
And hesitate before we get •
Into a great and hopeless ebt,
And of all debts none ca compare
With those we owe for hat we wear.
'Tis maddening forth style to dash,
And know the tailor ants his cash,
To know that trou rs, coat, and vest
By credit solely a possest,—
To think, when our garments view,
We pay most a ul taxes too;
For those who •ait for money out
Must tax the' customers no doubt.
Hyam gives orth the only plan
To make y feel the gentleman;
With rea money in your hand,
From hi you always may command
The ver best of modern clothes,
At pri s which none dare oppose.
Then cease in garments to appear
Unpaid for, and most monstrous dear;
Deal with the clothier of the nation,
And thus escape immense taxation.

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-- • An unbounded assortment of BLACK CLOTH ri
COATS, for Men and Boys, from 10s. 6u.

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Messrs. Bellhouse, of Manchester, are eree Ad
large iron warehouses for California. or'
In the city of Chester there are 175 taverns' f!fif' ‘
where spirits are sold, besides beer-shoPs. 1 ,v" rl ‘
Elizabeth Riley, servant of Mr. George CarlYaleittal
hound Inn, Chester-road, Hulme, has been COW p 4t,
the assizes for concealing the birth of a child. neo.l A,
David Bromilow, Esq., of Harefinch-house;the r k'n'
Helen's, has been placed in the commission 01 A, gli`,e
for this county.
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Mr. Isaac Grayson, bookkeeper at Cock verlco 1- II
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Warrington, who had been labouring under aOO rl ezt'tio,„
deranged state of mind, threw himself into. 0: kt',Ne,
Mersey on Saturday and was drowned. ~ for $ 4 Pa tl' go
A Chester paper says, last week a person ate jost`s tyllt
fling wager, at a house in Saughall, a red cabbagee, tbe 4:4:
out of the garden, and a large wax candle, sva't Ail, IkPaa,
down with half-a-gallon of ale. f TijP.: Itro4 Or
On Thursday evening last, Dr. BrindleY, Po, jecr torN
hall-school, delivered a very able and interest'Pdi, ~7.1), '
in the reading-room, Chester, to a crowded se or ,',,")1,11,41.(
" Men of Genius." ,d 0 i , el,
The inhabitants of Nantwich have presenter t fi',4 t 41
public medical officer, Mr. Williamson, a etive- sd'i tq'
vice and a purse of 50 sovereigns for his serviCe,. 0,0 Ltiot,
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the cholera. To his assistant they have given ' )1 ''ilz c'h
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instruments and a purse of 25 sovereigns. pe etia' 0 , sot i'
In consequence of an unfounded report. e"e 019 ;;qtro
solvency of the Preston Savings' Bank, a seve-TraDe°o 111)01"
that establishment took place last week. It ee'daelo, '1.1.4e1
on Saturday, nor was confidence restored till beenrt ', Blift tic
by which time a large amount of deposits had ti lolerib°4l
drawn. te aft eteti 4
CIGAR SMOKERS, BEWARE !=-13 the hrevi„Arldt.o ,t'lcp,el
Salford Water Works and Improvementy Bill ei''' v'e'al ' !Itieti;tl
the corporation of the borough are asking for gjo ~'atl(l,ll't
impose a penalty on persons discharging sw° i(f; 1!,,,.11t0 :i
street, otherwise than from the top of a bouser,'„lrt, ",r1 p.N;
On Wednesday, at the Salford Borough `l,l il'°"pll `rio„l.,
'William Chadwick, of Ordsal Paper Mill, vve.5,,',40,,,4 ,01';'114
upon an information charging him with otiv" to #:F t 1,4
the duty upon 85,60541 b. of paper, amountin4 5,0'0 1,,,,,
16s. 3d. by which he had forfeited double theacler tl410!
£1,123 12s. 6,21. The magistrates granted Bta - 1
liPr 1404 at
the amount claimed. , I I,t vit
The greatest preparations are being made 13b 1,01 I',s'll
by Freemasons, Oddellows, Druids, and other 1 01.41 14:1
escort Clement Royds, Esq., the High Sher'preroP, ply'
county, on his leaving home on the 21st of tb,e,Alo Po
month to attend the assizes at Liverpool. The P-vle NI
it is said, will surpass anything that ever tools 'de ,
Rockdale.
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ST. ANNE'S SUNDAY SCHOOLS, LANCASTER',,'' klir !
mon was preached on Sunday night week, at ',,'ilte, ill '1
Chapel, by the Rev. J. S. Howson, of the Collelols t
stitute, Liverpool, after which a collection 10540.1'm' ~9
aid of the above schools, which amounted to leall ~.'
Saturday night the same gentleman lectured to t ;eV, '
hers of the Church of England Instruction Sue. JO
" the Shipwreck of St. Paul." olpl, 1
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BOARD OF GUARDIANS, PRESCOT.—The
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ing of this board took place on Thursday lest' t red
Esq., in the chair. The proceedings of the Itt,soliciy
were confirmed. Messrs. Francis and Almona':t ti)iep
having entered a cause, to be tried at the Peilie °if'
court of St. Helen's on behalf of Mr. Pearson, so
cal officer of Woolton, for £l3 35., being for eleo9
vices performed by him during the late pre b+
cholera in his district, it was ordered that Mr. 'lig ot
solicitor,stloy.NfGsSeostFs.ioHTninesl7eonTn'sE,WNdefend the case on bells 4,
andbguu WORKING
burn
SondOPißaenKt attended to answer 40 VIN
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4nooeUsßidnsafyoA,r
informations
ACT.—i
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them for an infringement of the Ten-hours Actv of 0,
were fined in ten penalties of £3 each, and 0'1.1,101
each, making in the whole £6O and costs. Tile caer t
trledieeelstneth,
etwarhotmeiwromienpns,pemedolsfuratteioaudhnglmitiatvhryoeagroteee
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atonitnnniodyg spint
titii?abtibe,i Urea(l,of,footi
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magistratesrehi manufacturer William
cwat ntdruel
were
children
take
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noticed that since the operation of the act taper
than they had been previously.
SCVI'
MR. FEARGIIS O'CONNOR AND THE LAN:;.: all."(,)1I'
—On Sunday last, Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Cloighis,l
Magrath, attended a meeting of the members.° 00'0 0
cern, in the People's Institute, Ancoats, gi9,,05ti°13.4
Mr. O'Connor entered into a lengthened esP lea 1 ,
the various proceedings which have recentlY to he ae(
with reference to this plan, and, after detailing he 00,11
assured the members present that the whole of t'; 59
subscribed should be refunded—every rnerabefaer9
have the full 20s. in the pound paid. This state thni 0
received with much cheering. He also added' one's
committee of the House of Commons had re.Pe o, Id
favour of his being allowed to wind up the eff3iresse"3o
company without being charged the usual elss lir)
such cases. During the day a subscription .I, if
towards defraying the expenses of the late tri° 10
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amounted to £lO 2s. 6d.
A re-_,. 0.11.,
ATROCIOUS ATTEMPT AT POISONING.— toe, C
female who keeps a cigar shop in Manchester• twohtf,sl'S
upon on the evening of the 25th of JanuarY,,ll„oo6l9,
dressed young men, of foreign appearance, sw°;oroe 'll,'
some cigars. One of them who was eatitlgirrod' r("1
lozenges asked her to take some, but she dee ,;a sbe Dr,
then pressed her to take some rose lozenges,,a„." the` ' ;re..,
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at last persuaded to eat two of them. Finot"' oly
e'the t t(,i, . Ith I,
a disagreeable taste, she refused to eat any 173°,ir feli, ie h:lainv
repeatedly pressed to do so, and on going awsiods or."' ~oh,N, th-', ighb,
left a quantity behind him. She soon aftersv .4 to totO, tOrRiN4 't tl,
burning sensation in her throat, and vomited cjerils t'''s °''ln4ktltltlll:l°'4ll•ltiNl-to 1
She afterwards became very ill, and rernaine, to be! coll 3' Vto,ll°P 01 at:
of insensibility all night. She was confine" it i't tliv vii, Nils dor J
0 11,sv,„en
for nearly a month afterwards. The two men' (IP°
,ha 4 t 'l,t % ‘‘,.. 4; - are
jectured, had intended to return afterwarciel ~0011,"o 0 0,1) 'NA ant
lady procured assistance, and rob the shorn, ley lir V,
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EXTRAORDINARY LEDGER.—At the Col oe °4 li; VI ''tted Into e
Court, an action, Silcock v. Silcock, disclose ever ,`,E; 'tl,lkt,tit'et.t: tbd,,,
most extraordinary specimens of numeration,avee., ili; ~I4ltti.ia,,qt of
bited in a court. The plaintiff in the action %. 0P,411,
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and the defendant pleaded a set off of Xl6 'he br°o-107 '4Ol, ',e'''. tlle't
plaintiff being called upon to produce hisbonk,, ter 00 A t Ittka2llßh, NI
se so too ~ tt. 'qit kA7o 0 N Lts
forth, amidst peals of laughter, a large lieu De earl tNI lk°, 9 4gisi
was covered over with what, at first sight, 1;0'1710; 1et,tt6441,1r, IT,
most mysterious hieroglyphical characters, u'diags'bee; te,,,e',liiiikkittiteci to
ing of which, at a later period of the pro h$ hag aPi 4,,N,N hk:obt
duced one of the must amusing scenes whi:ppeo Clell iii,,\''''Pro,
witnessed for a long time. Mr. Backhone.e,„,..' IS Pi 0 , On ee h toN'ttz ,a,
the defendant, and Mrs. Kay for the plaintill.te plit.
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judge called for proof of the particulars of 1'0000,1030'10 141144'eritoetN:ry I
demand, the slate was produced. A the beoacl,,o, ti.llt NI Perolt! d ti 1
Tuley, a blacksmith, in Croston, proved isge, ite:, "11 %sill thOp pdoc
a copy of the bill of particulars from that ; ever,' ,Irl,
p 114,41 4 'B4 i" Ili 40r
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the astonishment of the court, he read rto tovroric, , ot4ot i ti,, trt4 that'o
The advocates on both sides were requested
went fedbie i lit ~ e 1 0
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son, and whilst the process of decyphering, the spur, i11Y14°,44:,,111'31,,1 ha:ll,istil
the most profound attention was given,
al the eyes , i'N'tritt'ed '44eeh Dee,
three heads being in close contact, and a the u:stcl'r( %111 d'el,ltel 'ti! ti :0, or,
with wonderment over the cabalistic signs,,,ing".. efed ila -Qt,, al,„ .4e al" tli
the interpreter, as he traced the characters, u. the rain ;
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with the greatest eagerness. The result wr. co,o9P:t101 S,,rte,,!ti.j, 0,4? 1),,J
item in the bill of particulars was found t?
suii-i.pofsto; t0,,i!,;? jerz.,,Ltiat:o',
on the slate. The plaintiff expressed much t o'3l c°l'l :410:11:ttli:tt:Lti:tiltIt_leiti.tiebtsett::1
Mr. Backhouse, being a scholar, could 10 coo 100 tha !ty tit.
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'tt leo `e Oa the writing on the slate. The following .8
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of Wm. Silcock's ledger, alias slate. Oa. e 3. k-o weeps
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1842 Nov. 11. potatoes,£22.
price 30' f4ttiSa etTQ,Sdrl 1
1842 March 7, a Cow, £9.
April 4, Oats, 10 bushels, )i 4tNe 4to "-- or tc
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May 5, Meal, 255. A tOy the • Vice, ,
May 10. Flitches, 129 e A. 6.
~1 kilt :)ettle 714 est 1
1845 Dec. 12, Owing for a 0058., '''' 144 j, LN 14k wolPt at el
Interest, £2. clal°Blo,6 niN Lk itri ''' 1
owing the plaintiff £l4, a Terdiaffm 501,,"-tia
turned to that amount, t 4 at 1
A witness baling proved that defendantiatehe:lBlo / , itt:etighwttle'rlovie;li

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