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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-05-13

TO MILITARY GENTLEMEN, EMIGRANTS,
TOURISTS, ARTISTS, SPORTSMEN, AND
OTHERS.
TAUTHOIT and CO.'S PATENT IMPERMEABLE
1..., PORTABLE TENTS, the AERIAL and CLERICAL
PORTABLE UMBRELLA and BUSH TENTS, packing in
spaces ranging from 4 to 6 feet, and severally weighing from 8
to 301bs. The Portable Umbrella Tent, 23 feet in circumfer-
ence, with Table folding into the compass of 6 feet by 1 foot,
,l
etptereparrhur
and contained in a suitable invest e; weighing, when thus
packed, only. 301b5., thus affordi e most perfect fa^ility of
caniagc —prices from £4 u rds ; the Aerial from £3 to
.46 6s. (two compartme ; the Bush, or Emigrant's Tent,
from 365. to £2 10s. • of them can with ease be nitched or
struck in ten min . For the Jungle sports of Inaia there is
adapted an A • alone and Impermeable Cloth, which renders
these tents invaluable in an Eastern Climate. For Military
men at borne, or on foreign service, they as e peculiarly adapted.
The Aerial Tent can be extended so as to contain from 100 to
1,000 persons, and nevertheless is sozonstructed as to be per-
fectly portable.
Sole Agent for Liverpool,

Messrs. 'PRYDE and JONES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-05-13

GOOD AND CHEAP CLOTHING

RICHMOND'S LIVEIIP
GENERAL OU TNG ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. -3, PARADISE-STREET,
(Corner of Church-street.)

LOTH-HALL

ECONOMY ! STYLE ! COMFORT !
DAVIES'S
ESTABLISHMENT,
25 , RANELAGH-STREET,
Established for the Sale of HATS of every make and shape,
which for
STYLE, QUALITY, A HEAPNESS,
are u assed.
THE system ado at the above Warehouse is to
Sell all Goo r prompt Cash, which enables the Pro-
prietor at all ti es to set competition at defiance.
• BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT,

H A T

480, NEW OXFORD-STREET, ibNDON.
25-RANELAGH-STREET-25.

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS

LIST OF PRICES

No. 2, 255,
No. 3,30 s.
No. 4,40 s,
No. 5, 455.

THE HALF DOZEN,
THE HALF DOZEN,
THE HALF DOZEN,
THE_XLIctr-D—OZEN,

The measure taken, and aco 'fit insured ; made of the
best TWIST CALICO, wit :.'EN COLLARS, FRONTS, and
WRISTS; and the nswereShapes,

AND C O.'S,

HOSIERS AND GLOVERS,
81, CHURCH-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-05-13

212' MILNER'S FIRE 'AMER ! 2120
MILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING PRINCIPLE,
COMBINING NON-CONDUCTION dr EVAPORATION.
"FAMILIAR AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS"
To every mind in Liverpool, Manchester, Lancashire.
IN confirmation of the several legal opinions before
obtained, pronouncing the plan specified and advertised as
TA.NN's, as an impudent,reckless, end unwarrantable infringe-
ment of Milner's Patent, we have just received that of the
highest authority in patent cases, of which the following are
extracts :
" I see no reason to doubt the validity of MILNER'S Patent
IN ITS ENTIRETY. I am of opinion that the invention as to
Safes, described in TANN'S specification, is an infringement of
MILNER'S Patent.

"THO WEBSTER, Temple
" June 25th, 1850."

In addition to the cau ' appendedat foot, and ae a measure
of self-protection, to le us to recover our costs, we respect-
fully announce t we shall proceed in Chancery against
every Seller, B er, or User of these illegal articles.
After n half a century of earnest pursuit of our one
business, and successive improvements of our Manufactures—
employing more experienced Workmen (aided by the best
Machinery) than all the other Safemakers in England put toge-
ther—we are in a position to produce the cheapest and best
Safes in the world as regards strength and workmanship ; and
our Patent Rights enable us exclusively to supply the only
FIRE-RESISTING CHAMBERS that will effectually fulfil
their duty. We ask of the Liverpool public to come and see
our Works, (always open to them,) and judge forthemselves.

MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &c.

TO MANUFACTURERS, PURCHASERS, 8- VENDORS
OF FIREPROOF SAFES, BOXES, 5-e.

The Proprietors of this Patent, having ascertained that in-
fringements have been and continue to be committed on the
exclusive privileges granted by the above Patent,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LEGAL PROCEED.
INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, or
using, without the permission of the Patentees, any Fireproof
safe or Box in imitation of or constructed on the principle of
the invention secured to THOMAS MILNER, his Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, by Letters Patent dated at West-
minster, Twenty-sixth day of February, One Thousand Eight
Hundrei and Forty. . .

BARLOW and ASTON,
Solicitors for the Patentees,
Manchester, lone 14th, 1850.
The above applies also to 51ilner's Scotch and Irish Patent&
THOMAS MILNER and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

stuff was given to them by a woman who has since run away
from the neighbourhood, but this would seem to be contra-
dicted by the statements which they made during their last
illness. Roberts stated that she prepared the stuff and took
it with her own hand, and that no one else in any way in-
terfered with it ; while Birch asserted that Roberts' induced
her to take it, telling her that it would meet her case, and
that, if it failed•to Effect the object aimed at, it could not
hurt her in the least. After the deaths, too, the house of
Roberts was searched, and in her box were found four
quart bottles full of the drug of which the unhappy women
partook.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

anchors.
„,,
e, of St. John, had to cut away her masts
The other vessels sustained no material

The Llewellyn, which
twenty days from St. Mark, was thrown on ut. _
a heavy gate from the north-west, 20th August.
HALIFAX, Sept. 4.—The Duncan, Ritchie, of Glasgow, from
St. Stephen, for Liverpool, put into this port, 22d August,
leaky. The Paxton, for Parrsbro', for Liverpool, put into this
port, Ist instant, leaky, having struck on Cape Sable, 25th
August. A barque was reported ashore on Sable Island, 26th
August. The Prussian barque Providence, Dalsk, from Wal-
lace,N.S., for London, put into St. George, 7th August, to
repair damages, having been in contact with a large ship,
bound west, the day previous.

darnaz

:erclay, in

MONDAY, SEPT. 15.—
ARRlVED.—Margaret (s.), from Havre
Michael.
SAILED.-Sir Richard Jackson, Doran, for Montreal and
Quebec—Harmonie, Franker', St. Petersburg—Waverley, Tre-
pan, Riga—fAorioso, Scotto, Naples—San Francisco, Messina—
Rimac, Tully, Lima—Eu, Kitchen, Culdora—Lambertus, Ham-
bro'—Jenny Wren, Joynson, Calcutta—Sisters, M'Knight,
Algiers—Messenger, Munro, Stettin—Hope, Taylor, St. Peters-
burg.

Medora, from St

The City of Manchester (s.s.), from Philadelphia, touched on
the rocks off the Skerries, yesterday morning, at three o'clock,
during a dense fog, while going at quarter speed. She re-
mained on about half an hour, when she floated off without
apparent injury. She will go into the graving dock this after-
noon for examination.

Queen Mab, Lamb, from Bombay, for this port, off Crook
haven 12th instant.

Cheshire, from Valparaiso, off Cape Clear.
BALTIMORE, Sept. I.—A ship and barque, dismasted, are
lying at anchor 38 miles south of Cape Henry.

TIDE TABLE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

mediatel

known by the

of the c

prisoner

times discbarg,eti.
mcd Frances Haden, wa

most noto-

re brou

Dale-street

NSING

—Tile session for t

morning

riberdee

from the shop &or of I marr

r, in defence, ;

'forth Tosteth IfhPr

to 7th instant
Nock, of Upi:

s solicitor, c

Clare-stye

the 14th ins
:abet!), wife of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

solicitor,

Eleven o'cl°c'

at thinanover-rooms, intßO'
A VARIETY of valuable FOR F E I TED
llin
PERTY, entirely from the Stock of Mr.
Critchley, of No. 103, London-road, and comprising a ".pd,
some Silver Tea Tquipage, Silver Teapot, Silver Cruet-Plo
Silver Spoons, Forks, and other Plate, a Set of. Silver-haayo,
Dessert. Knives and Forks, several Gold and Silver Watcibett
Three valuable Ships' Chronometers, Gold Neck and A oil
Chains, Brooches, Rings, and other Je • •Ortna.oluir pf
Skeleton Clocks, an Office Clock Snuff 'Mull. ra'i to
Pistols, by Lancaster, a consi ► e quantity of Electro-P:oe
and Plated. Goods, consi • g .of Forty 'modern ireget;o
Dishes and Covers, in , Eight Tea and Coffee Servicesorti•
Tea Kettles and. St , Forty Pair, of, Salts, Forty Musiedi.

Cine.Chesi, ssottFal PiCtures, and other Efrects. , moue
To be vielfed THIS DAY, the 16th instant, when Cao'ldr•
may be had from Mr; CRITCHLEY, London-road, or fronl

)E. HO(

HOLD FURNITC

ND FIXTURES

By Mr. BRANCH
THURSDAY next. the 17th instant, at

rpHE remaini

part of t
IXTURand HC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

NAILS, IRONMONG

CUTLE
THREAD. erc.

BLACKING.

THIS DAY, (Tuesdaat
By Mr. Bla&CII,
of
A QUANTITY of Cut and Wroth?: ILS,
various descriptions and sizes, Tsr ozen Gti s
Ballast SHOVELS, 100 Dozen Cup and Chest L0CK0,...
CO'
-,DWARF,
11{S, 8,,c„• n. 7,21;
vi)hethHe
Hanover
-rooms,
at Eleven o'cloa,
t ivy

variety of Articles of IRONM ERY, H.
LERY, 100 Dozen TABLE IVES and I
Twenty-one Dozen Bla 'NEN THREAI

BLACKING, some PreKLES, SAUCES, S

Catalog

bad froth Mr. I

BY ORDER 0

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th inst,
Half-past One precisely in the Af
don-rooms, South John-street, Live

t, at One we"Farendi
oon, h
at t
con
subjectool,to

ALLtions, that LAND and BUILDINGS, knovni. as'
" Warwick-buildings," on the north side of VV,,,1110-0.
street, Toxteth-park, Liverpool, and extending from (-2;cx-
street to Miner Mann street, and having frontages to War;:d to

anu
street of 135 feet, to Grafton-street of 35 feet 3 inches,
Upper Mann-treet of 31 feet. 11- t e
If not Sold s
in One Lot, the Property will be offered In

orner

Lot I.L A HOUSE, YARD, and STABLES, at the
Grafton-street and Warwick street, in the occupatipn or: tc,
Derbyshire ; frontaze to Graftonstreet 35 feet 3 loche''

WarWick-sfreet 49 feet 2 inches.
Lot 2.—STABLES, YARD, and WAREH I tbAeilfrie;
spective occupations of the Executors , Rimier atiu 3;
fKeeetßy ; frontage to Warwick-stree feet 3 inches, depth
f ?Jr'
Lot 3.—A DWELLING- SE, in the occupation ,u3l
Kelly; frontage to War k-street 14 feet 10 inches, deP"'

feet.
Lot 4.—A SHO nd DWELLING-HOUSE, in the nce_ll.Pri
tion of Mr. G4,7tller, butcher; frontage to Warwick-street
feet 2 inches, epth 31 t,
Lot 5.—A SHOP and D feeWELLING-HOUSE, at the corne: ot'ff
Warwick-street and Upper Mann-street, in the occupaP°lo,
Mr. Pearce, baker; frontage to Warwick-street 17 feet 210
to Upper Mann-street 31 feet.
Tenure of the whole Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars, apply to. Mr. FaonsuAM,

16, South Castle-street, Liverpool

PLATE. ELECTRO-PLATE, WATCHES, O't
UNREDEEMED PROPERTY
By Mr. BRANCH,
maow, (Wednesday,) the 17th i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

Is in France in relation to religion is extreme'
When we reflect on what the feeling in re

Spect to religion was a fen

mit
prefc
have s

_ s ago, and on what it is
we cannot help being astonished at the extent and
Lance of tie changes which have taken place. To

contempt
:11 has suc-

,xed if we

eas on their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

TO PORTER DEALERS, AND OTHERS.
ASR. TROTTER is instructed to SELL by PUBLIC
INI AUCTION, on the Premises, Atherton's Buildings,
Dale-street, on THunspiky next, the 18th instant, at Eleven
o'clock precisely, a Quantity of BARRELS, Half ilnd Quarter
Ditto, Stil tires, three Wash Tubs, two Bo Ith—g Machines,
Grosses of Bottles, Baskets, Hampers, arrels, Quaatity
Mats, Gas, Stove and Piping, Bo ticks, three Package,

Gum, Tin 'Drainers, Funnels,— filling Cans, large quantity
Porter Bottles, Crates, Tw oves, Handcart on springs, Oil
Paintinzs, Prints, an ndry Office Fixtures. After which
will be disposed of ew Dozens of excellent PORT WINE.
Particulars ID e had from the AucTIOPIAER4 or from Mr.
JOliti Kiap 0. 12, Peter's-lane.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

almost a

prelim
to be r

employ

work.
An ord

er from t

themse

respectable, they may be
Such as neglect complyh

le s6jour.
a be sub-

jected to expulsion from
The Ocean of Brest sa
mos'.

s announced that the
sent by the govern-

itive instru

ment to t

ron at the

Antilles, to assist the Cub
aggressions of the Americ
By a decree in the Aft

ment in repelling the

teur tLe department of I'Ar-

declie is de

A red to be in a

tate of
he Mit

is ground

A on a report

he Interior,

describing the procee
of the most perseveril

arties to be

ter, with a vieTc to an armed

insurrection, and so

ould-no Linger be stopped by

the ordinary course of 1
While two French

named Azuado and

Caceres, were hunting wild boars near Thurges,-a few days
since, M. Caceres fired at something which he saw moving
in the bushwood. On running to the spot he found that
be had killed one of the gamekeepers, who had been crawl-
ing along to get a shot at a boar.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

yed, at the present rates

loos loss upon the proprietors

ppeir much better among the Welsh ironmaster
ents for sales of both mine
d a lamentable evidence that

mmerots ac

client for the em

al in the iror trad

of yestei
,nd Co., c

factors,

,nt of the Bank of

st., in the Gaz
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

LE and E
ND SY R.

G AT 31

Steam

Cant. J. R. Bi
Capt. P. P. Br
Capt- J. MILE

ONDAY,

ALTARjerand passeng
rattuffhber offers.

xis, the c
will be o

Luality of which jot specified in the

shipping
ordingly

ill ke"made after the I

fls of La
ignature

;ding 9 i required to be at the Office in Liverpoo,

DAY, th

20th instant,

ove Steamers will please Take Notice,
Lrcels, whether of Goods on board
teamer or not, will be subject to a charge of Two Shilings
Sixpence each, or upwards, according to size.
ods for any of the abovenamed Ports must have the place
eir destination distinctly marked on them, in letters of
ess than two inches ; otherwise the Agents will not be
intable for mistakes.

nd a shipping note along wit':

ght or passage apply to G. and J. BwiNs,Glasgow, or
BURNS and MAC IVER,
1, Rumford-street, Liverpool.
tOLOGER will succeed the PH CEEB, and sail about

A of the month

ir Screw Steamers, of upwards of 1200 tons and 300 horse-
r each, viz., the BALBEC, MELITA, KARNAC, and
MORA, are now building.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

LIVERPOOL

BIRKENHEAD
Hamilton-street.
TRANMERE
SEACOMBE Demean-street.
{ AttgedaYnaVbraiddjgoeining Li-
.
and LITHERLAND ....
WILLIAM LAIRD, General Manager.
September 4th, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

CHEAP LACE AND WORKED MUSLIN WAREHOUSE
13 0 , BOLD-STR ,
(THREE DOORS FR E TOP.)
Also, a large Quantity dies' and Children's
READY DE LINEN,
DRESSING-GOWN ARIES' HOODS, ROBES, Sc.,
will be offered at

HIME

AND SON'S PIANO-FORTE, HARP, AND
MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
5Z CHURCH-SFREET:
W STOCK of PIANO-FORTES now on

ANE'
hand

.hibited in the Gr(
n by Mr. Hime

wood and Son
d & Collard's

Ditto I

of Paris) celebrated Ha sums, with Pm
Stops, ON SALE, suitable for a s lace of Worship.
A fine-toned double-action arp, by Erard, on Sale,
Piano-fortes Let out ire, Tuned, and repaired I
perienced workmen.

. ~.
N.B.—To b
—Apply at 57

Dod FAMILY HOUSE, i

(One con

1 CANDLES

TEN TO TH

~-

.L. ES, th

ly, burn v

t. For A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

is no reason- to doubt the f

re putabl

e authori

Siiding will compens.

home industry

,nng

)01-growin

which she owe

SO mu

if not al
tn-n

progress
by an e

al writer, upor

,n of the precious t.

as the annual value of t
Kingdom alon

hi, the 11
bt to be

may be doubted whetlier gold
)uth Wales, however
s the reality or the appearances, for the neglect of

-piofitable branch of

1, of her wonderful
has been remarked
pro-
.that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

coal as an article of

shipowner,

and Junt

port, a

that .the importance of the latt

ciently estimated by of

increase the supply, We possess in our as
within an easy distance of the -port of Liverr
and most valuable coalfield in• Great Britai❑

Imberland and Din.lt

stwise and to

pped c

11,625,193 tons of coal
ports, in 1848, only 252,000 tons went from all
of Lancashire ; and from 'Liverpool itself onk,
tons. Of the entire quantity .shipped, the ea*
coalfield supplies 70 per cent., whilst Lancashire
only two per cent ! And the sandal• to the ent

strict, and especially of -Liverpool, In nefxle

cultivate a trade so impo

hat is exported

isincreased by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

THE NEW FISH CARVERS

These very useful requisites for the Table are so much supe-
rior to the old Fish Slice, affording such increased convenience
in Carving Fish, that they are quite sung the latter.
J. M. has a large Assortment in • r and Electro-Plate, to
suit all patterns of Plate.
N.B.—An Idustrated Cat que of the Prices of Silver Kate,
Sheffield and Electro-P e, Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, and
Table Cutlery, may ad, gratis, en application, or will b
sent post-free on

ipt of six
OSEPEI

AYER

LLER, AND WATCHMAKER,
LORD-STREET.

nd CC
RSHOI

VULCAIs

)mm ended

nd h' recommended by the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

)perty of A:
rgaret Wil
incd 10s. a

„ .
On Thursday Wary Fletning was
for stealing 58. from the shop of M

It was stated that the prisol
end had been robbed of

A BRUTAL SC

was brouOf up. on_ T

,ted his vi.

ut of the house.' He was ordered to find hail., hims(
and two sureties in t 10 each, or to be imprisoned for

STREET R

On Tbnrsd

nd

and robbi

TEMPUS Ft

t!ie o.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

INCE-HALL COAL

THE INCE-lIALL COAL AND CANNEL COM.
PANY beg respectfully to call the attention of the Public
to their present Scale of Prices for COAL, delivered at the Re.
sidence of the Consumer, if within THREE Miles distance of
any of the Company's Yards, viz.:—
Best Household Coal 13s. per ton.
Second Quality Ditto
Good Ditto
House Cannel (in lumps) l7s. „
Orders addressed to the INCE-HALL COAL and CANNEL COM-
PANY, at.their several Offices, will meet with prompt attention.

32e,Exchange-street East,
, Crown-street,
49, Leeds-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

EAGLE

1500 tens.. 17th Sept,

The above Ships arecommanded
of the largest class, by men
of experience, who will take every precaution to promote the
health and comfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Surgeons can have free Cabin Passage by the above Ships.
Private Rooms for Families, or Persona who wish to be more
select, can at all times be had, and deposits of ze each, to se
cure berths, should be remitted, which
. shall have due attention.
Persons proceeding to the interior of the United States can.
know the actual outlay, and make the necessary
v arrangements
There, to be forwarded, on arrival at New York, without one
day's delay, and thereby avoid the many annoyancesemigrants
are subject to on landing at New York.
Drafts and Exchange for any amour t, at sight on New York,
plyable in any part of the United States, can at all times be
furnished to those who prefer this safer mode of taking care of
their funds. For further particulars apply, post-paid, to.
W. TAPSCOTT and CO., Liverpool,
W. TAPSCOTT and CO., 7, Eden quay, Dublin,
Agents for W. and J. T. TA rscorr, New York.
TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRANTS' GUIDE, 4th Edition, can be
had by remitting Six Postage Sumps for the same.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

olice inspection of travel-

h has been in force sine

are now only de-

chess de
9th ult.

Madrid. On tt

P of the dioc

Harchione

nfanta received no less
; that of Marie Amelie.

TORTALITY.
politan Go-

trr 1"

,ke in. the U

d about in the

e military

It movement—a

d arrived to

I Rive you an idea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

PRUSSIA

Professor Kiss, the sculptor, whose " Amazon" has
attracted so much notice at the exhibition, is gazetted
order of the Red

ng received from hi.

Eagle of the third ciao

Since tl-

4th inst. the str

lers at the railwa

1848, has been suspended, a
manded on arriving at a hob

e to assist a

Montpensier have r
the Infanta was baf

d'Aumale act
de M

the Arc

3ica as godmothe

THE L

t to the

The viii

I kind all about
up with houses.

hat for a

the ea.

place was really desertei

—at least 1 saw ver
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

Tyrer,

rird Al. I

to recei

the mayor be a member
nted."

THE QUI

EN'S VISIT 'I

INCHESTER

The Mayor of Salfori

eall out, the enrolled

" royal progress

tiirougl

serving c
ceived.

er, and the as;
n immense bo

has bee

assembled in the Feel-park, Salfor
Anthem, in the presence of their
proximo ; but it appears that the s
them is to be omitted, and Mr. Ch
tuted the following words in its ola

Long may eac.
Wide as Brita

' Long live Vi
God bless t

The motive for the change has
but in the absevez of any authoritat
subject, there is an impression abi
done to prevent any offensive use 0,
in the expunged lines as between Pi
Catholics, as the children of all i
brought together on the occasion.
The Queen will visit Manchester
will alight nowhere but at the gxelia
possesses no suite of rooms suitable
Majesty's reception. Several of ti
accompany the Queen.
TURNING THE PENNY.—An of ci
form of an advertisement, appears
PaPs7si ' papers, commencing,
and oes onto announce
'4 John
nPo
cbeet
may be desirous of being present in
occasion of Her Most Gracious Mt
chester, will forthwith make apnlica
Every applicition must be for
esses of both en

been pu

the terms cent

•otestants and R

n the forenoon

The Ton

n any rep;.

y's visit to

n to me for ad
o places. snecif

the names and

pound. Should the applic
can be nccornmodated, a
place." Our Manchester .....-
make money by the royal vi
Majesty will thank these perm
ing proof of their monev-erubl

'or ea;/ i person,

trot for

question
for this ir

The City of Manchester, from Ph
rived here on Sunday afternoon, disc
the short space of eight hours, her a
of G,521 barrels flour, 54 hogsheads I
beef, &c.

THE DEPUTY GOVERNORSHIP OF KNUTSVQI4I3 GAOL.
11
—Amongst the many eandit OrtigiiilliPoAdtk offic, of
deputy governor of Knutsfil. NT9f\ motion, is
Mr. Sergeant Carnes, an expi, 16't
__,TlTystetryruCco. of
Ihe Liverpool detective policeNle -.-. '2le;,,T4.nes has
4/4
sent in a number of testimO'nals of the highOt'e 'cter_
amongst wlich is one from Mr. ll'htety,- Tate ‘ 3d:
constable, and another from Mr. Dowling. the_:..iiiitic....
man who fills Mr. Whitty's former Qfitice, : :-,i 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

700 handsome Cat-glass Dessert s. d.
Sets of Six Dishes l2 6 usually sold at 40s
1,000 Sets rich Cut Decanters, two
two quarts and two pints
1,200 Half-pint Tumblers, hand-
some patterns 3 0 per dozen
10,000 Half-pint Ditto, cut patterns 4 0 per dozen
17,000 Wines, cut.. ... • 3 0 per dozen
cut........

s,OOO Ditto, cut different patterns 3 6 Per doz
1,100 handsome Wines 1 6 per en
Water Bottles, with Glasses From .to Is.
on% Rutter '2 each.

403 Coolers
3,009 Glass Egg Cups
Candle Ornaments,
eat colours ....
T-- q.burn

ea Sets Chit
ked fr

Goods r
world.

.0-li each

0 2 each

,hed gold 10 6 per set.
of expense, by an experienced packer

48, BOLD-STREET, (One Door

TEW TABLE KNIVES FOR FISH.
e many complaints made of the unpleasant

IROM e

- awkward fa-shion Of using the Fork only when eating
Fish, J. MAYER, SILVERSMITH, has introduced a TABLE
KNIFE to obviate this objection, and, from the increased ease
and comfort it affords iu use, has secured its general adoption,
J. M. makes the above in SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATE, With
Ivory Handles, also with Silver Handles, to match any Service
of Plate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

LISTS OF VOTERS FOR
F PARLIAMENT,
FOR THE SOUTHERN DIVISION OF LANCASHIRE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WILLIAM!
CORRIE, PERCIVAL ANDREE PICKERING, and
JAMES PLAISTED WILDE, ESQUIRES, (the Barristers-at—
Law appointed for the SOUTHERN DIVISION of th my of
Lancaster, to revise the Lists of Voters in lection of
Knights of the Shire,) or one or more of th , will hold Courts
for the purpose of revising the said • s, at the following
Times and Phirsast

VICTORIA, CAP. 18,
1851.

REVISION Of

Hall, in MANC

One o'clock itatfAlt
GREAT BO ON. o

HE R, on TUESDAY, th,
-. _

1 n o'clock in the Fort
or WEDNESDAY, the

le New Sess:

:h day of
; at the

)L, on FRIDAY,

k in th,

jail, int

THURSDAY
lock in the

he 9th day of October next, at
fternoon ; at the Town Hall, in
10th day of October next, at

,n FRIDAY, t

WTON

day of Octo-
ie New Court

UESD)
he Forer

rH URS-
o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

men, named Patrick Griffin

charged with ass

veigled him into a
13,vington-bush, v

court adjoining
here they knoc

none of tl,

ilded, to allow ti

Friday, a fishmonger, in St

!some herrn
SH WAKES
( and disore

•On Friday a man

Irish custom of "wake

disgusting practice, and a mixture of ruffianism ar.
ness in the chamber of the dead. Fined ss. and a
A GREEN.—A gentleman named Green, was fiu
being drunk on the previous night. When " pick,
Green had £l3O in his pocket. He was fined ss.
pressed his thanks for the care which had been take
OFFENDED DIGNITY.— Police.cfficer 221, cornplai
a respectable-looking man named Henry Westerby,
ht, in 1
nsfield

been drunk and disorderly, on Thursday n
and also with having insulted him.-11r. 111.
were the offensive words used. The officer, with
of manner: He said, sir, I pay for your clots.---
man, and a contractor for ~_
defendant: What have you to say .
more than I must have been drunk
shillings and costs.

,iverpoo:

nst I a

Mr. Wesierby : Nothing
:.—Mr. Mansfield : Five

furniture

FOUL LANGUAGE PUNISHABLE.-Mr. Carla
manufacturer, Brunswick.road, appeared en Friday to pre
complaint against Thomas Carrington Crosby, for having
to him abusive language in St. John's Fish market, on the pre
vious Saturday night. Mr. Mansfield to Mr. Corkhill:
must tell me what he said—what the language was of which I '
you complain." Mr. Corkhill then explained that he was in Rocl
the market purchasing some oysters; the defendant (who was
not present in court) asked him which he would prefer—the
natives or foreigners—(laughter.) He (Mr. Cdrkhill said if the
natives were preferable he would take them. This he thought
an allusion to his wife, she being a foreigner. Upon this ti
defendant said that he (Mr. Corkhill) was no gentlem
was a blackguard, and must go act
penalty of 55., with costs, was inficted

i) I Rev

I of tl
onths Geor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

TO PRESERVE LIFE IN SHIPWRECK

LAURIE'S Patent FLOATABLE MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS, LIFE BELTS,
AND SUNDRY BUOYANT ARTICLES.
S • W SILVER Sc CO.,
SOLE LICENCEES.

Every Ship Mattress will sustain eight persons in the water
for an indefinite period, and at a small increase on the usual
cost of those in common use. Every„Pillow or Seat Cushion
will sustain one or more person " The LIFE BELTS are
PREVENTIVES to sinking, th ieapest yet submitted, very
portable, and applied in an i ant in case of accident. Thus,
individuals going a long age, sr a short trip, or yachting,
boating, or ferrying, o it to be furnished with one of these
various clever Prey ives to sinking, which may be seen and
tested at the ma acturers,
S ; SILVER & CO.,
CLOTHIERS, OUTFITTERS, & CONTRACTORS,

66 and 67, CORNHILL, and
4, BISHOPGATE-STREET, LONDON,
AND AT

LIVERPOOL,

Where Passengers may be supplied with the whole or any
portion of their Outfit, without sacrificing the too usual inter-
mediate profit, SILVER and Co. being the makers of the ma-
nifold Articles in the Outfit, and supplying them at their Ship-
ping Prices, including Folding Furniture for Cabin use on the
Voyage, which is so contrived as to form a supply on arril al.
Department for Outfitting Cadets and Cabin Passengers
generally, Naval and Military Uniforms, and Clothing for
Home use at 66 and 67, CORNHILL.

Departments for Outfitting Ladies, and for Home use, with
experienced Female Managers, 66 and 67, CORNHILL.
Department for very low-priced Outfits, 4, BISHOPGATE-
STREET, opposite the London Tavern, where a comfortable
Fitout for a four months' voyage may be procured for Four
Guineas, including a FLOATABLE MATTRESS.
DRAFTS on AUSTRALIA, 30 Days' Sight, at •Par.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

reason to reg

same r

a that qu

extrao

trnises,

wretched des

is recognised but LynCh li

for of the Sydney Empire, writing
Hutch

tient I

3 had t
guard I

:USTRALIA,

to the 3d of Jutfe contain most

announcement, som,
fabulous ; as so hap

Lance. Upon a quiet
there seems to be no

I in Australia as more
is discovery in Cali-

_old finding, or gold
finitely preferable pursuit in
Lustralia, with a large
ig distance of the

't regions, the sultrN

here, or more fatal delugian rains still
he year, of the swamps and wastes of pesti-
lia, peopled as it is besides with all the
aited States, and that after all but 34) slen-
)ortion to the extent of territory, that the
lentary population is far away from the
among the wild people, miners and

from personal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

rdinary and un
; and assuming

" diggings," shou
the fine and salub
civilised populatior
gold region, to th
death-going atmoe
for one-half t

ferous Califorr
dregs of the Ut

bulli of

almost

.with of Mr. ...don, a re-
spectable medical man, and other correspondents, esti-
mates the average earnings per man per week at from £lO
to £l5. Other parties on the spot appeared to consider
the average, taking the fortunate and the failures together,
as not exceeding £3 per week. Many persons, on their
return to Svd---

knowledge, .and on the

and ex

„Hey, spoke undisguisedly of their earnings,
ited large amounts of gold in proof. But the
-.Amber were more cautious of display, and kept
wealth acquired to themselves. About
JOO hau been gained by a few individuals within a
days ; but from the r'

greater

.et of their

.
rye of greater numbers who
but refrained from

y returned to Sydne

had tern. per
making any statements o
after completing their nec

eir gains,

s themselves,

of provision

and tools, were about to visit and settle in the diggings
again, it was considered probable that three times the
amount would be nearer the mark, and all within a few
days. One man " picked up" £420 in value of gold in
a " few minutes," which, it was said, had nearly turned
his brain. A party of four made £2BO at ' one haul."
A man on his own account obtained a pound weight in
one day, worth £5O. Many earned from £2O to £4O per
week. A lump of virgin gold weighing 461 ounces, had
been found, and was exhibited. Messrs. Hale and Lamb,
jewellers, at Sydney, reported that rubies in considerable
quantities had been found. All this, and more, comes
reported of the Bathurst, or as by some called the Ophir
district. Gold had been discovered also on the banks of
the Manning River.
The excitement at Sydney

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA

By the arrival of the Canada steam.ship, Capt. Harrison,
we have received advices from New York, by electric tele-
graph, to the 4th i- - ' She

arrived on S

stant, and Boston to the 3,

ht, a little before eleven, after one

230,000
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

Ditto, ditto, 50 patterns
Bread Baskets

[iree rich bot-

ties lod. to 1 0 per set.
*handsome Plain and Gilt Toilet Sets, at one-half- th
the usual prices.

from the Manufactory, fit for conveyance to ar

VINAIGRE DE BORDEAUX.
PURE WINE VINEGAR (preferable t
of finest quality. highest strength. well mat

11 other

Sold by Chemists, Grocers, and Wine Marcliar.
the Kingdom.

Is, throughout

Terms and Samples on applicati the Importers,
W. and S. KENT SONS, Upton-on-Severn
N.8.--Export Orders fro onded Warehouse ex duty.
LIV OOL
NO ET.

;...1701tATIO-87'R1
MR. JOS. LAYCOCK,

Agent

iIatATH ESTABLISHMENT
HEATIIFIELD-STREET, RENSILATV-STREET,

NEAR THE ADELPHI HOTE

,Ir. J. J. GODFREY

Member of the 'Royal College of Sur.
',Minn Prn.Nriatnr

Wllitlaw's
A Sulphur

Patent Medicated fliF

C
A large
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

IACINTOSH

ERY D

BEDS

iVALIDS.
STOC}

STIC
INS, Weak LE

INGS

for the purpose

Aeif B I

P 0 T

'0 LL9vEr CA S'7

LIVERPOOL

ulcanlleoki<ia Rubber Articles of every
ption, olesale and Retail, at the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

A FORTUNE IS SECURED
BY A KNOWLEDGE OF
BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY,
AND SUCCESS IN LIFE IS INSURED BY
A GOOD HANDWRITING.

ATESSRS. THOMPSON'S, No. 8, Clayton-square,
1_ is the only Establishment in Liverpool where a good
Handwriting, a thorough knowledge of Book-keeping, Com-
mercial Arithmetic, Mental Calculation, and Short-hand CAN
WITH CERTAINTY be obtained, in a few Easy Lessons of One
Hour each, private or in class.
ESTABLISHED IN CLAYTON-SQUARE, 1827.
At this well-known Establishment the art of Writing is
Taught in every style, and in the shortest passible time.

TO STRANGERS LNERPOOL,
Messrs. THOMPSON guarantee od Handwriting, or a prac-
tical knowledge of 800 eeping, in a very few days.
Commercial Arithme , Mental Calculations, and Short-
hand, as usual.
IURS. an ISS THOMPSON give PRIVATE
LES S to LADIES in the only acknowledged fashion-
able style of Writing, Orthography, Reading, and English
Grammar.
For cards of terms apply at No. 8, Clayton-square.
Messrs. TuomPSON'S beautiful Metallic Pen, made expressly
for their Pupils, may be had at the Establishment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

for the vendor exert

n the advertisomen

, with a becoming

bability of one being erected.' But, when Lord
or his trustees, offers to the public the next pres
of St. Luke's, Chelsea, it is another and a very
matter ; for he is selling the spiritual sir,
thousands of human beings ; ho is holdil
volving

nal welfa
outs into gold pieces to
nulations, or to gratify

re or less their et

the cure of the
to swell his at
He has a right to do so ; that we are not qu
' The law allows it, and the court awards it.' Wha
deny is its morality, its decency, and its prudence. For
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

The Rat,
Thirty Pi

he RATE

and New

ICHAR

TON tt:

d 13, To

lIPPEF

I be rece
k. No (

It Noon 7

:ceived of

2 10 0

11 be reduced

VEMBER next.

will hereafter be

I at the Shed, on

ods can be taken
Tuesday,) the 16th

Six o'clock This
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

YESTERDAY

—John Smith was sent to gaol for two

for naving stolen a watch, the property of a
Richard Sandicombe. The parties had slept in L._ _ ... . -
and early in the morning the prisoner decamped, taking along Hob
with him the complainant's watch.
CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT.—Robert Blat
with embezzling >W3 125., the value of a quantity,—
had been entrusted to him for sate by Mr. Bryan, of Bachelo
street, was remanded until the followir
Elizabeth Smith

ime room, Ow

charged M

was committed for trial for

stolen a quantity of wearing app.—
George Davies, of If,, Christian-street
BETTER KNOWN THAN RESPECT

rel from the

Louse of D.

named John Morley, was corn
the pocket of Mr. John God
detective officers, stated that

through Qu
hundkerchit

's
-square, wl.
rom Mr. Go

In answer to a quest
11-keE

deputy Uri

A respe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

NORCAL PRICES

)RES6 SHIRTS

416 our Improved Principles

BURDEN

AND LOW,

D SHIR TMA K sf,

ET, LIVERPOOL,

01"1?Y'LENT on PLATE, WAT ES, JEWEL
Neri„l,-..RitY, SILKS, VELVETS LLENS, and every
nokegon of Manchester a e s Goods, at Half the Pawn-
p Apps
.lat 2 of Inturosto

Awsff.--vet, two doors from Back Colquitt•street

JUBILEE
OF THE

4'.11( FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE
GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS.
FOUNDED 1701.

TING will be held in the Ball
INSTITUTION, on ➢IONDAY next, the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

Corpor

the wt.

arket. by remo

3 enlar

present occupied by I

Or the (

le ordinary description. There is a show of

he proposition ; and its adoption would un-
ihartrte flip cnlup of the r.tenhia nrnnortv

not be a popularone; and that

med to s

thin th

t as tending to dec

IMPORTAD

uld cor

siT TO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

O

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT,

Canonry: Offles, and Flixton, in the Cathedral Church of
Lichfield : value .€44, with residence patron, Bishop of Lich-
tield.—Viear-Choralship : Lismore Cathedral, Ireland.—Tri-

carages : Ba

Bath and W
Church, Oxf

£920, with
Tvviverton,
with reside
Camel es :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

ved from WashingtOn. state,

ernment

!as information that, on t

ast, Lopez had been able to maintain him

Not one Creole had joined

; it's a p

inal struggle

3C live

his few remaining followers.
from New Orleans, and the

Ms at

(
for alleged indifference in Cuban
accounts to August Ist arrived here

ents co

of dolla

very dull

ere yesterday ; its

quarter of a

no changes of consequence

WEST INDIES.
Royal Mail steam-ship Dee, Captain W. Allan.
off Southampton at eight o'clock on Tuesday
She left Chagres August 9th, Jamaica 13th,
ra 11th, Trinidad Bth, Barbadoes 13th, Antigua
nd St. Thomas 20th, and brought on freight

.8'1,606,022 on merchants' account, 4145,246 for the divi-
dends, 41315,214 in gold dust, and a large general cargo.
The advices regarding the sugar crops are highly favoura-
ble, with the exception of Demerara.
The whole of the crops of the Brit. W. Indies have been

shipped, and the result shows a large increase on last
year. Jamaica had been visited with fine rains, but la-
bour was much wanted to take advantage of it. Cholera
Was still prevalent.
HURRICANE AT ST. THOMAS.—OR the 18th of August
the island of St. Thomas experienced the tail of a hurri-
cane. It commenced at daylight, and from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m. blew with terrible fury, veering from N.E. to S.E.
by E., and doing great damage to the wharf under the
town. One schooner was capsized at her anchors, two or
three vessels went on shore, and others drove with anchors
down. The strength of the hurricane passed to the south-
ward of St. Thomas. The next mail will probably bring
disastrous accounts.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

58, 60, tle.er,- LORD-STREET,

FAMILY MOUSWIRG OF ALL KINDS, AND FUNERALS

FURNISHED.
A VACANCY for an APPRRNTICE

VERY Choice

NDELIERS

JUST RECEIVED,

Assortment of CHANDELIERS

IN ORMOLU
AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT BI

rated Quality,
AND BRONZE,

LEAES=MNY HOUSE I

THE DE.
BEN IN HIGGS,
FURNIS G IRONMONGER

46, LORD

,-STREET

32, CASTLE-STREET,

IND 25, LOWER CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL

SELECT STOCK of Old Crusted PORT WINES
in Packages of One, Two, and Three Dozens.

Fine Old Crusted PORT
Ditto ditto ditto

ditto. itto ditto; 4
CGROTTY & Co.,

SPIRIT MERCHANTS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

LITERATURE

Statistic

We have

the characi

--4.--

fish Commerce, Part 3rd. By Br:
waite Poole. Esq.

,t received the third part

which is, that it conden

able manner, all the particulars of our eaten
transactions,—lmports and Exports, Ra
Navigation, home produce of all kinds,—all

and the in

smallest t
Bible state
come the

the inforr
part, is nu-
however ti

a a rema

mation res,

,ecting them is 1
le compass and the most u
So that this book, when cor

rfecum of every c

n under the article

ght into the

Ind intelli-
,, must be-

uable and curious, embracing every detail,
; whilst the tabular system of elucidation
introduced adds materially to the value of

the book as a work of reference.

On the Preservation of the Health of Women. By E. J

A clever I
by every mother, as
merles. The peculi

London : Churchill. -
e book, and one which should be possessed
ell as by the principals of ladi
`erecter of the diseases treated on

' semi-

prevents our giving extracts

NEW MUSIC.—" La Sultana," Grand Valse a Deux
Temps. Composed by W. Money.—The Queen of Dia-
monds, Valse. By W. H. Montgomery.—Le Bon Temps
Quadrille. By W. H. Montgomery.—D'Almaine and
Co., Soho-square, London.
" The Flight of the Birds." Song. Composed by
Lee.—" Blame Me, Mother. Ballad. By S.
Arts' Palace Polka. B
All very pretty compositions

Eugene Mt,

SYRTAN NOTIONS OF MEDICAL PRACTICE.—A doctor
is thought nothing of here unless he resorts to violent
remedies. I was told a curious anecdote of a soi-disant
doctor, who acquireda great reputation in Beilen. He was
much given to administering emetics, and having a very
delicate patient, resorted as usual to this method of cure,
leaving in the hands of the patient's brother three strong
doses of emetic, which he directed should be administered
at intervals of three hours. The brother finding the first
powder had no immediate effect, gave the unfortunate in-
valid the remaining two within five minutes. The result

succeeded by spasms and cramp,
which in a few hours terminated fatally. Next day, the
doctor was astounded to learn, on inquiry, that his pat
was dead ; and evinced his concern in his face. "Ni

was violent sic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

Nelson'

ri the chai

saw th

a Month; I Cox
Dend it happill
This may be th,

e prejudice,
o part with.

. I pit]
at Tour

. or Fl

nt sock

and few

ies have a

WILSON'S COFFIN.—The sarcophagus which contains
s coffin was made at the expense of Cardinal Wol-
sey, for the burial of Henry VIII. in the tomb-house at
Windsor; and the coffin which contains the body (made
of part of the mainmast of the ship L'Orient) was a pre-
sent to Nelson after the battle of the Nile, from his friend
Ben Hallowell, captain of the Swiftsure. "I send it,"
says Hallowell, " that Iv'.

n you are tired of this life, yOu

' Nelson

may be buried in one of your own trophies
and for some time bad it p 1
inst the bulk-bead of his cabin,
he sat at dinner.—Handbook

ravelled some little in my day, and I
ace over-seas where I could say, here
5. My steps have been arrested by

by great and luxuriou-s

but not all mi life-

but it is only

_
I know of no
woad, except

rush colonist

s wherever

or Pau, or Lausanne, or
They all talk of delightful
and cheap living, and
ieve there may be t
. if they dared to
a anon climate, a

;eek the sho

Tour in Switzerland.

have seen

I may say of the two ex-
therefore, can

difference between great pov

es not, by any

d most imuortant distinc-

No—the signal

he external circumstance!

sses as to

The society in
!ss, all high spi-

d for n6thing,

insures of the present
emselves up with the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

be s-upy

,tes, wr.

is of t

worst d

ly ironed, and, notwith-

thus encumbered, it was.with difficulty
• men, be restrained from committing
acts of violencc.—Durham Advertiser.

by fou
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

SPIRIT LICENSES

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST41‘11):10-
SlR,—Can you inform me by what principle ttie"
gistrates were guided in the distribution of the 100
recently granted? Of the three granted at the north 0.0 0001;
town, one, given (why the inhabitants of the nellk
hood cannot conceive) exactly opposite another Ile., F4l'
house—promises to be a great nuisance. Passing f`:oos
turday, early in the afternoon, a respectably-dressedlerallf
woman was being laid on the steps of this house, 'lnt tl!a
insensibly drunk; immediately all the children "
locality gathered round the demoralizing spectscle'house'
woman was carried by her comrades to the opposite. tor,ce,
where, very properly, they were refused adr°lti oilsel
b
Surely the police should be instructed to watch this out'
and not permit a respectable neighbourhood to e
raged by such scenes.—l am, Sir, yours obediently,
000
A RESIDENT IN THE NEIGHDOOII
September 15th, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

s then closed.

he fleet

o nione in the kingd
poi, Warrington, as

reet, the wife of Mr.

by the

ce, of Stafii
of the late
Lclon-road.

Rohsor

Mr. liindleY

t, only 4:1

hurch of Germa
well, Mr. Georz

ry's Church, BirKe
rge Lee, of the Bank, I
_ _

reap, I

r. Frederick
er of Mr. Ti

Wave' t

knne, daughter c

MIS presented to tli
A. PiCtOn, Esq., on behalf of the c

•1161.15 e,
'b, by t

surviving

Seacombe.
ae 4ev. W. H

_
geon, Birken-
.e Wm. %Vass,

•ch. by t

1.D., of

i Platt,

He was a

Jos. Bromley,

icted ill

al race m

J. Vose, of G

'ton, Catherine, daughter of the

,fartha, daughter of the late

award Hughes, of St

rd Tapley

i-parlc, a

instances in which the megis
nses to these wholesalehouses
ibsegnently been transferred

d to apply on be-

different fro►n the
license to a When

court. con-

ded to keep

le which they stored

y, without fear of con-

he Lan-

ement in

William
r. Robt.

excel-
Iss, the
favour.

the wife of Ur. Charles flaw

of a son

•eet, of a

TI, of a

Walker, of Chester, of

.erton, the wife

lev. W. M

Church, Wigan, Mr. Joseph
Ann. daughter of the late Mr.

!I, by the

he Baptist's Church, Mr. Wl3l.
titer of Mr. Thomas Lyon, of

end, by the
pool,

Church, Birmingham, by the
artin's, ;dr. Edward Grundy,
, youngest daughter of Mr.
rt.fittOry 11;11,1

the Rev. Even Lloyd, of
of Mr. Davies Greenfield, of

ate of Man, Mr. W. J.
4,0-11ter of the late James
2th Foot, and grand-

Tance, to

Brownlow-hill, by the
to Miss Mary Evans, of

lerton to
;. Marsb,

Ihn's Church, by the Rev. W. M.
,cond son of Mr. Edward Parry, of

:er of Nuciiird
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

ordinary expense
local and other inquiries, and the 2nd

on the

act, amounted to,

Balance due to contractors for pipes
Contracts as now proposed to be let..

£43,921 6 6

Estimate for land and

way leaves 4
Ditto for laying pipes....
Ditto for valves, bends, &c.

4,513 0 0 48,434 6 6
38,000 0 0
40.000 0 0
. .

Credit balance for..
Engineers' charges, superintendence,
law charges, extra cost of land, and
contingencies..

427,691 16 11

52,308 3 1

£480,000 0 0

Mr. Mime, after rebuking Mr. Dighatn for personal
imputations, proceeded to urge upon the Council th
necessity of proceeding wit

ivington works. They

had destroyed shipbuilding, three of the largest foundries
were shut up or next to it, and what was to keep the
growing population of this large town ? He felt satisfied
that, if we allowed this scheme to go on, we should have a
great increase of manufactures around the town, and
something for the working population to do.
Mr. HALL supported the resolution.
Mr. FERNIHOUGH objected strenuously to the Council
sanctioning the whole scheme, when positive estimates had
only been obtained for so small a portion. The Council,
he urged, would be grossly inconsistent with their former
resolution, and the members of the Water Committee,
too, with their previous speeches, if they acted as their
chairman had now proposed.

Mr. J. B. LLOYD was convinced that delay upon the
present occasion would be a great pccuniary loss to the
town. Mr. HENDERSON took an opposite view and sup.
ported Mr. Bennett's amendment. Mr. COOPER supported
the resolution, and Mr. HOLT, in a brief reply, reiterated
the chief arguments which he had previously advanced.
The vote was then taken for or against the amendment of
Mr. Bennett. The votes were: For—Chalmer, Mellor,
Thomson; Bigbam, Atkinson, Nicholson, Godfrey, Hol.
den, Clarke, Fernihough, Gladstone, Rodgers, Fleming,
W. K Tyrer, Nicholson, Beckwith. Henderson, Wood,
Hindley, Lloyd, and Bennett : 21. Against—Aken,
Woodruff. Hodson, Briscoe. Hornby, Avison, Holt, J.
Holme, Wagstaff, Clayton, Jones, Tobin, Hall, Johnson,
Picton, J. B. Lloyd, Frerne, Horsfall, Fisher, Gregron,
Langsdale, Parker, Cooper, Wood, Molyneux, and the
Mayor: 2G. The amendment was declared to be nega.
tived, and the original motion being put was carried.

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- II recommended that the Corporation shall purrhase
the school, buildings, and la-d connected with the Royal
Institution, so as to place the entire site at the di*ezal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16

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