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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04 00:00:00

to attempt, by

m of education,

- - - - - nave peen snippea on ooarct too Ualltope, for New Zea-
which religious teaching is to form a part, and land, where it is intended to endeavour to propagate the
which shall be universally acceptable, has now been breed of English fallow deer.
proved by experience. To suit the peculiar views Among the number of applicants for relief from the
of every sect and party we should have to lop off poor-box of the Thames Police-court, last week, was a
widow named Jackson, who, it is said, was born in 1748,
portions of the decalogue until nothing would be
and is consequently 103 years old.
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"---- """. nu. Dissatisfied with the government experiment, the lead-
a principle or a truth would be left intact. No ing ship-builders and ship-owners have formed themselves
emasculated system of this description will ever he into an association for testing the comparative merits of
able to grapple with the mass of ignorance and iron and wooden vessels for warlike purposes.
The Secret of of the United States Navy has given no-
crime with which we are surrounded. We cannot

e the moral

tice that the frigate St. Lawrence will be in readiness to
sail for London on the Ist of February with articles for
nrld's fair.

man by appealing to his reason t
`Rke him a better man, a better I the

by indoctrinating him into I A miscreant, aged twenty-four, is now on remand, in
the truths of science, or the most subtle principles London, on a charge of blowing up hs mother with gun-
of philosophy. W must dealwith his
powder, as she lay hopelessly bed. He was heir to
Wes heart and
nr,n.„.n_ 4,;.1._1„, some property possessed by his mother.

a bete

subject,

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•-•••••• ""'.7 "" """ f "rn.- On Tuesday as two men were proceeding with a loaded
s the sublime plan of his own waggon down a steep street in Colchester, the waggon
ny, as taught in the revealed word acquired such an impetus that the men lost all control,
• and it passed completely over them, killing them both.
has, we eon-
The Dorset Chronicle says that the Portland Break-
water, now extends 920 feet from its abutment, 12 feet
Break-
s for con- above high water mark, and 150 feet wide at its:extremity.

of God himself

The state, as an educating b
id, a perfect right to reject all demand

pn or reserve

upon ti

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:a averages 1080 tons

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le state is christ

Its every it

Ted round with the as

On Friday a general meeting of the soap trade of Great
Britain was held at the London Tavern, London, to adopt
--"Pmorial to the Lords of the Treasury for the repeal of
duties. Gentlemen connected with the trade
and different parts of England attended.
don in both departments of the Bank of En-
,,as decreased from £14,526,447 to £14,430,566,
a difference of -aper in actual cir-
,, to £20,657,072,

tion of christian principle

h, of which th
nixed bead

i established the --,
realm is the from Scotian

and ruler.
the education of the

chets of one sec'

' £95,181. The
1 from £21,153,

s a straightforward one, v

nas dec

op, in Bank-

street,

.ers, who fled upsta

but, after some diffi.
it was induced to leave with.

Wednesday, issued
thews (the come-

Ir. Charles 11

lays, for contempt of court, in not
ms taken out against him by a boot-

pwards of fifty tubs of con-
: up by the coast-guard from

ers were vl

iting an

cc on goods intended for the exhibition
lay. The amount was £40,000 from
The insurance included all risks by
re and robbery, at the rate of

land and sea, including
15s. per cent.
The Birmingham Journal chronicles a fierce and
deadly combat between two rams in a field on the Priory
Farm, near Studley. After a long fight, the contest was
ended by the death of the two combatants, the necks of
both being dislocated

a Wils

;q., of Rigntaidon-park, is to be the

estmorelarid for the forthcoming year
one. honour having been declined by '
thorpe, Esq., of Newbiggin-hall, on the plea of having
served as High Sheriff for Cumberland.
Ma. ALDERMAN GIBBS.—This gentleman resigned his
aldermanic gown on Tuesday : litigation with the naro-

Tof

William Crlaen:

chial authorities of St. Stephen's, albrook, and private
affairs, are said to be the cause which led to the step he
has taken.

On Wednesday, the Mayor of Durham opened the
beautiful and spacious Town-hall, in that city, by a mag-
nificent banquet, at which, among several hundred gentle-
men, were Lord Seaham, Lord Adolphus Vane, Sir W
Eden, Bart. H. J. Spearman. Esq., M.P., &c.
Lord Durham has spent £1,400 in draining his estates
. .

during t

on the outlay

'ears , the tenants being chirged 5 per
. Last year Lord Durham allowed
•ent to be'expended in drainage, build-

J per cel

ings, and manure

•TEIR PURSUIT OF NIARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
—ln a parish in the suburbs of London a marriage took
place, on Tuesday week, under circumstances which are,
perhaps, unparalleled. The bridegroom and bride, and
the party who acted as father to the bride, were severally

ind, while the bridesmaid
DEATH OF A CONGREGI

only one eye !

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