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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

CARPET, FLOOR CLOTH, AND. DAMASK
WAREHOUSE,
No. 61, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

T. WOODWARD begs to call the special at-
• tentioa of MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, HOUSE,
HOTEL-KEEPERS, &c., to his STOCK of
WELL•SEASONED FLOOR CLOTHS,

FOR HALLS, SHIPS' CABINS, SHOPS, LOBBIES, &c.,
Which has been selected with great care, and is now both
larger and better-seasoned than at any former period, com-
prising a most extensive assortment of
TESSELATED PAVEMENTS, MARBLES, OAKS, AND

PERSIAN PATTERNS,
Superior in Design to any hitherto offered to the Public.
The STOCK of CARPETS contains every novelty in style in
the best qualities of

BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER, VELVET,

AND OTHER MAKES,

And is entirely free from damaged and imperfect Goods, being
purchased only from the first-rate Makers, expressly for his
Family Trade, and offered at the very smallest remunerating
profit.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
DRUGGETS, MOREENS, DAMASKS,
OIL BAIZE, CHURCH, AND OTHER MATTINGS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

is no ►difice to overwhelm ihe imagination by its rat'''or
tude, th, re are few to offends taste by their deforruitYoto
mt-anness of design; and so admirably have the art,,,

managed the arrangements, by giving .• 490`
supposed elevation, that thcro is scarcely an itnff.'",of
buntline er monument in this Modern Athens thitl9oe,
brought to -view. Tne scene is taken from. ,
with the SUDDOSed moat nnti r"..,r0"

the vi

city, and the Ifigh-ttreietii;e•
old—are beautifillN cit'i the
painting, it surpasses anything 'd the
There is freedom in every t. tiled
; and perspective are so faithfully Oal,
be difficult for nninv to nersoadt2!v,rtb,

the be

theßank of Scotland in tie old—

aced ; indeed, as a
kind hitherto

lights and sh
out, that it v

selves that it is really flat canvas. -The'Firth of jioaa'
the *hipping, and the Fifeshire Oils are admirably ode
aged, aud the colouring is of that mellow Caste, the
it gives the distance, harmonises beautifully °.'d
loca-
curling smoke mid vapours rising from the crowd poll'
lities, and contrasts in its delicacy with the stern
den:Ms roCks on which the castle is erected. PB.;
nig', the garden scenery,: the'foliage, in fine.. 0-e
denotes the 'master power of the artists, to wh°a; sa aCC--
award the, merited credit of not only produco7 tiog that
rate view of Edinburgh, but of presenting a Pi."
will class as a work of art. aea
A procee ,ed
At du-k the illumination commenced, an • len.l-
- r
gradually through the town, bringing into vie- „Li othe
devices in gas on the.frout of the various =hop-" f!.‘,. The-

lights
buildings,ont none
he sh
shipping
iwhich n had bdejezpnrceev. itutu,; IrYe: oi 'reitl:4ll
at the lighthouse, and even the street lamio, scerr;rl- t;te:6s:
fully carried out. Amongst the devices visible in
were crowns, plain and encircled v.ith ul'irceeB the
Vietcea and Albert," " Long other
'erne, Queen," and innumerable
. _Ant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

GREAT BRITAIN

From LIVERPOOL, 1846. From NEW YORK. 1846.
TUESDAY 7th July. SATURDAY 6th June
WEDNESDAY 26th Aug. SATURDAY lst Aug.
TUESDAY 20th Oct. TUESDAY 22d Sept.
TUESDAY l7th Nov.
Fares, Twenty-five and Thirty Guineas
A Single-berthed Room, Thirty-five Guineas.
Steward's Fee, One Guinea.

e,- For Passage, Freight, or further particulars, apply, i
Bristol, to W. M. BENNETT, Secretary, 35, Prince's-street; i
London, to MARK PINKERTON, 65, Corrhill; in Glasgow, t

GIBBS, BRIGHT, and.CO., 8, North John-street

CALEDONIA, for HALIFAX and BOSTON.
AGED GOODS will he taken on SATURDAY next, the 30t

gaged GoOds will be received aft

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,
Of 1200 tons, and 440 horses' power each,
APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALEY TO SAII

4?14-A,2

BETWEEN
OT, and

Calling
k~.s o-

I HALIFAX to land and receive Pas•

CALEDONIA Captain EDWARD G. Lori
BRITANNIA Captain JOHN HEWm
CAMBRI
HIBERN
ACADIA

Captain WILLIAM HARRISON

The Vessels appointed_ to sail from LIVERPOOL are t 1
CALEDONIA cm the 4th June.
BRITANNIA on the 19th June.

igers' Luggage must be on board the day previous tc

g Provisions, hut without Win

ialifax,

Steward's Fee, One Guinea.—Dogs charged ..e5 each,

Apply, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S

in London, to J. B..Fooan, 52, Old Broad-street; in GI
to G. and J. BURNS; or, in Liverpool, to

,
D. and C. MAcIVER, 14, Water-street.
NOTE. All Letters and Newspapers intended to be sent 131
these Vessels must pass through the Postoffice, and none will bi
received at the Agents' Offices.
Passengers will be charged freight on their personal luggag
when it exceeds half a ton measurement.

FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON.
Vl'i4jl4`..• THE CITY OFDUBLIN STEA2II-PACKET
COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers.
For DUBLIN,
May 26. at 10 o'clock P.M.
27. 10 .. P.M.

THIS DAY,
WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY,

ATURDAY.
NIC.P PR

Class Steamers, sail EVERY EVENING, at Seven o'clock, from
George's Pierhead, LIVERPOOL, for KINGSTOWN HAR-
BOUR, carrying Her Majesty's Mail and Cabin Passengers

They also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the Clarence
Dock to DUBLIN QUAY :

For BELFAST,
A T II L 0 N E.
May 30, at 1 o'clock P.Nt

The
SATURDAY,

For BANGOR, BEAT

MARIS, and CARNARVON,

The PRINCE OF WALES,
W. H. :WARREN, R.Ny Commander

Sails from GEORGE'S PIERIIRAD, LIVERPOOL, On TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at Eleven o'clock, Morning.
Further information given at the Company's Office, 24, Water.
street. JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent.

GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
STEAM SHIPS
tift

MONTHLY LIST OF SAILINGS
FROM LIVERPOOL.

'de at least three hours befo.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANCE

I- lERRIERR V. GOENNERN will, at the request of
many respectable parties, who have been henefitted by
Madame V. GOENNERN'S advice, prolong his stay for a short
time, during which period he will give a few more SOIREES
for the purpose of showing her astonishing powers of CLAIR-
VOYANCE, in detecting any disease or illness, and also of pre-
scribing unerring remedies. The SoWes will take place To-
MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, at Two o clock in
the afternoon, for Ladies only; and on FRIDAY next, the 29th,
and on MONDAY next, the Ist June, at Eight o'clock
in the Evening, for Ladies and Gentlemen, at his Residence,

Athilission

Persons afflicted with 15LINbNESS, and other diseases
which have hitherto baffled medical skill, may have their com-

PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS DAILY, from Eleven till

Patients maybe accompanied by their own Medical Adviser.
Testimonials from many highly respectable residents in Li-

nested, Madame V. GI -will attend Private Parties i

TEN PF2. CENT. ACROSS THE COUNTER!
RETURNED TO PURCHASERS OF

LINEN AND 4101IRNING GOODS
BARGAINS!
NO. 82, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CHARLES K. WILSON AND BROTHER
(LATE THOS. WILSON & SONS)
BEING desirous of REMOVAL to their NEW
PREMISES. now pearly completed in UPPER DUKE•

in additiOn to their ALREADY GREATLY` REDUCED PRICES,
IN ANTICIPATION OF THE NEW TARIFF, as it cannot be
expected that Families, without an Equivalent as above, would
make their purchases at the_present time.

A CLEAR CREDIT OF THREE MONTHS given for one

Funerals Completely Furnished on Similar Terms

1)Y A GOVERNMENT ARRANGEMENT, the
great importers of Foreign Goods have already passed
through the Curtains vast bulks of
FRENCH AND OTH FR MANUFACTURES,

at the
PROPOSED FIFTEEN PER CENT. REDUCTION

JOHN BRISCOE,

60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET,
In congratulating the Public upon these advantages, gratefully
assures his kind patrons that, in accordance with the principles
that will ever regulate his Establishment, he now unreservedly
offers the whole of that portion of his recently purchased, and

. .
daily increasing
NEW Ix FASHION \ RLF, SPRING STOCK
Influenced by the above
CONSIDERABLE RELAXATION IN PRICES.

A profusion of beautiful
SILKS, SATINS, SHAWLS, CACHNIERES, ROBES,
DELAINES, RIBBONS, LACES,
GLOVES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, STRAWS, &c. &c.
THE SHOW ROOMS
Present an elegant variety of STRAW BONNETS, DRESS
CAPS, &c., and are presided over by first-rate London Milli.

ners,l,'N'hose talents are submitted griithitously in the Trimmin;
Department to all Purchasers..
JOHN BRISCOE,
• 60 and 62. OLDHALL-STREET,
CARPET AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSP

JOHN STIVENS AND CO.,
CONSIDER it a duty they owe the Public to caution
them against the many spurious imitations of their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

In repl

the votes, and taken into consideration net day.
Mr. C. BULLER withdrew his motion respecting thi
state of the Colony of New Zealand, but asked Sir R
Peel to give the house such information on the subject a
he might deem expedient under existing circumqa,,ges.

EEL COO.

:ion at r

an intimation of the intention of her Majesty's mini,ter
as would enable him to bring forward his t
distant period. The house would hear
,ccurred 10 session upon this ,übject
to the opinions which he had then e

Principles on which the c.lony of N
he govert ed; and no exertion shot
effect to those opittion,:. Ministers

nd what h

Captain Fitzroy had been recalled from, an
Captain Grey had been ,pra,inted to. the government
New Zeal:intl. At th,- period when the I
reived by her Majesty's mini-ters wer
Grey had only been a few weeks in hi
he was happy to say that, from the t

written, Capt

Timent, be

couots, the favourable opinion w
ter ained of Captain Grey's ad

f thoQe

Low fufly confirmed. The last reports from
ind stated that he was about to leave Auckh
3ay of Islands, with all the naval and milita

W

ary force
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

to add to their number, be, and thei
a eommi!tee, with full I

errs to take sttp make

arraogeuients and prep4rations commen,ul .te wit
high honour of rectiving No d'atinguished

with the wt: 1-14

sty and
loyalty

own character of the boron

and (' ear, hear.)
Mr. Alderman TURNER said he should be very happy
to move the adoptiun of the resolutior
Mr. Alderman SANDS seconded tl
Mr. PARKER said he did not list
lion to sty sum of money which

,sed aou

uired. nor did he wisp

,ose a suit at

being made to receive big It

loyalty we

objet, d to tt

fur that purpose. ne wished to rra.i
the Council as the rein
nd thought t

Alter some observStio

Mr. 14ORSFALL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

For 1 am so armed in steadfast honesty
That they pass by me as the idle wind."
The hill was then ordered to be printed, and to be read
a second time on Monday.
The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the second reading of
the Char;iable Trusty' 13;11. His lordship entered at great
length into the details of the measure, and the advantages

His lordship also rotPr

nto a v

urinous ex

the:provi•ions of the bill. of er

1-1 he called upon their

lordships to t
Lord COTT

lertnit it to be read a second time.
EN HAM said that-the bill h,id been two year

It had been before them in its present
dry last ; bnt the noble lord had not

stated Ida
eseltide fr

inns in regard to it

It was proposed to
we operation of the hill all charities buy-
He re-

ported or assiqed by voluntar_
coinmended that all applications, in cases of charitable
trusts, to the c,urts of equity, should he exempt frvm
fees. Meanwhile, he would move that the bill should b
read t

Alter several ott

had add

sued the home, their

lordships

led, when there ap

red a majority of on

rejecte
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

ASERMON will be Preached (God willing), in ST.
MICHAEL'S CHURCH, Pitt , on FRIDAY EVEN-
ING Nioci', May 29, by the R RANCIS CLOSE, M.A.' of
Cheltenham, (addressed m particularly to the Church of
England Young Men's issionary Society.) After which a
COLLECTION will made for the Funds of the Church Mis-
Sionary Society.
Divine Service to commence at Seven o'clock,
Lirerpool, May 23, 1846.

LIVERPOOL AND HARRINGTON WATER
WORKS
ete,fpectilat,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t a SPECIAL
GENERAL MEETING of th OPRIETORS of the
LIVERPOOL and HARRINGT WATER COMPANY will
be held at the CLARENDON OATS, South John-street, Liver-
pool, on SATURDAY, the It day of May instant, at Eleven
o'clock in the Forenoon, o take into consideration the Bill now
before Parliament relating to the said Company.
HARMOOD BANNER, Chairman of the Directors.
Liverpool, 19th May, 1846.

SAINT HELP', N'S CANAL AND RAILWAY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL
GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the
SAINT HELEN'S CANAL AND RAILWAY COMPANY will
be held at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
on WEDNESDAY, the third (lay of June, at One o'clock in the
oreetruiterv-p Afternoon, when a Copy of the Bill ending in Parlia-
ment, intituled "A Bill to enable aint Helen's Canal and
Railway Company to make a ilway from the Township of
Eceleston to the Townshi Garston, with Branches there
from, and Docks at G on aforesaid,' all in the County of
Lancaster," will be mitted to the consideration of such
Meetin'.
Dated this fourth day of May„lB46.
________

JOHN WHITLEY,
Clerk to the said Company of Proprietors

LONDON AND YORK RAILWAIL
THE Committee of Sharehol TEREBY GIVE
NOTICE, that NO FURTI . SIGNATURES TO THE
PETITION CAN BE REC 'D, nor'SCRIP MARKED as
approving of the Am ation with the Eastern Counties
Company, after TUESDAY next, the 26th instant.
By order of the Committee,
HENRY PIIILIPPS.
4, Size-lane, London, May 22, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

lumfainen

Soci-t v. Ile has also beq neat d to-the Stafford .Aux
liar/ Bible Society, the Staffird Church Missi
cirty. the Liclifi -Id Church Building Society
London Society tor the Conversion of the Jews—
each. To the poor of Yox,ll, tI
poor of licitldey—X2G to each place

,nary S

le poor of 13a, ton, the
nd £lO to ti,e poor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

the Council

CLERICAL MUNIFICENCI,..—Th,f, late Rev. Thomas
Gish,,rne, Calash of Durham, live of Yox4l Lodge.
Stafford, I,as directed his executors to apply the clear sum
of #3OOO to religious writ! chartab:e put poses within the
diocese of Durham: A portion to be expended in the
building. enl.at gement, and endowment of village and
district chutthes and chine: of the Establ'shed Chureh ;
tool her portion in all of pur,!ic infirmaries for the sink

and lunatic; and the remainder for the enctiurageinen
soeirties and tisoeia'i ns formed for the purpose of cif
living the Holy
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

G SUMMERL

M E N'S

THIRTY SHILLINGS,

M'CULLOCH AND COMPANY'S

81, CHURCH-STREET,

(OPPOSITE THE LIVER THEATRE.)

THE

GREAT

SCOTCH HOUSE

SMITH WOOLLEN GOODS for TROUSERS and COATS
are ■ow universally worn, and no wonder, when we consider
the delightful soft fabric, retaining, when washed, that peculiar

of Moolien Goods.
HOLME AND COMPANY,
69, PARADISE-STREET.

Affß. J. H. MINTORN, in returning thanks to the
Ijt Ladies of Liverpool for their kind patronage during his

iTiWito the town, begs'to state his intention of ekablishffig a
pernanent AGENCY for the SALE of the WAX and other
MAIERIALS used in the making of WAX FLOWERS, as
manufactured by the Messrs. M INTORN, 36, Soho-square, Lon-

particularly caution Ladies against persons who, under pretext
of selling the \Vax as manufactured by the Messrs: M., attempt
to pass off other articles for the Art which are of a spurious
character, particularly the preparation of Colours, which alone
can le obtained genuine of their specially appointed Agents.
In any case where the Messrs. 31intorn can bring home to the

;ruination to expose the.names Of the individuals so acting

TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL.
Me ELAM begs respectfully to invite the attention
of Ladies to his celebrated
HYGIENIC CORSETS,

nufictiireito engage home of the first-rate

LONDON ARTISTES
in this branch : and the FACT of this Establishment being
exeltaively devoted to the Manufacture and Sale of the
117131ENIC CORSET presents an advantage to Purchasers not
tc be met with in Liverpool.

Madame ELAM attenas herself on Ladies.
N. B.—The Proprietor has just completed a new and original
CORSET, peculiarly adapted to the present Season.

No. 11

WOLI)-STREkT ARCADE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

O 15 0
O 0 9,,

irnE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

MARK ETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MAY 19
Total quantities per
Imp. Quarter

Price per
Imp. Quarter,
13 8
... 0 0 0
... 0 0 0

f 7r3 0 8
0 0 0
0

HULL CORN NIARK ET, . MAY 19.
V's m Iket we had a sip rt su;ply of Wheat from the
um log to the dull eports from London our millers
ere unwilling buyers, except at a decline of Is to 2s from last
I y's prices. In bonded Wheat we have no transactions to
repot,. Several samples of Oats shown, but late prices were
not obtainable. Beans is per quarter lower. In Spring Corn
no alteration, and but few samples at market.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

hi. feet in the water, and his head on a
din not look as though be were in the

—JohnFisy. jun., immediately he

r should be a man of stable mind,"

lajestv, to t,ay that he wa- ready to un-
s Country rt quired it, the duties

—Punch

PI of our readers may
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

s eni instead of passing an
which could dt. all they want to have

inAtead of Woiting mon! hs
And further, the thing could he

%time an hair's breadth from his parchment ruler, though
a la itude, it left, mirht promote essentially the benfficit
we rkii

voluntarN

ssociation. commor

and the law of reciprocal kindness as a Fpi r i to actuate
all. :thane would tell upon the refractory and stupid, for
they would be left "alone in their glory" of filth and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Ilion, w

Augvst. They are about to travel in Germany, in order
to study the state of religion in that country, and-estabthh

Germany and the same ei-yureti in A meric

GREAT Buti.nis;os IN GERMANY.—The building of
the new picture gallery at Dresden has been approved by
both houses of the legislature, arid Professor Semper ap-
pointed the architect, of whose work on Protestant
churches we gave a short account to our readers. As
Berlin has been hitherto destitute of any wriking church
tructure, his Majesty the King of Prussia has given or-
ders that a vast cathedral should he raised in the very
centre of the city. It will consist of ahu
mounted b% two steeples, each 300 feet high

e nave, sur

Builder

ROP.-'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

these yr ars, and various dr
flew ir,to it, keeping up a sip

I °lista:lt

.iogp. have been suffeied to
I) of water in I lace of that

v t y evap,•rat,on, Sic

its super flu..u- fluids by means of a reg
t ar,steis this fertibsing agent to the sa

A shi

virtues are evittentlvfir worse than lost. 1

nn " conveyancing," is tolerar.d in this suburb wooer of
Liverpool Proper. The it habitants are very patievt un-
der this infliction, for the surrounding ne;gbbourhoods
have never loused themselves to I.bake tiff so frrite a
source of malatia. Yrt it does not rtonire a demnnctra-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

w ou

)ad 7,Brea

of parliament was necessary in this case.
Mr. Hums had come down to the house
that minis►ers would make an explanation the
the general volley be which they intended to
colonie, in future. He was sorry that they h

so. as onr present system of colonial administration w

most defective

He•e the matter dropped.
Lord EBRINGTON svms entering into a statement of the
reasons which induced him to move an address for the re
appointment of the Real Property Commission, when
An hon. member moved that the house be counted.
Not more than 27 members being present, the house
stood adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

o the Duke of Me

A desultory conversa

ray, the secretary of the Ecclesiastical Commission, wit'

proceedinp,if that function
produced,in reply a still (nor

ttack from Mr. I

Denison

the course of the conve

irquis. Of LONDON-
Pon Sir, 13,,,bert Peel

his .positkm in that

lowed t,► be ffIC
flume's will

'ranee,

On the motion of

CONNF.LL, it

n's letter

aeration next day

C. BULLEE

drew his TT

e Culony of New Zeeland, be
e the hou•e•such intormation rr

Peel tc

Z. PEEL could only
~ation of the inteut]

cn which the c.lorly of N

s to the

,d no exertion should be spared t
Minis!ers were, however,

Lbren addressed to the members of is ,e tloure
ions by Mr. Whyte. a sflicitor of the same
ion, and which had been declared by the

Speatr, in In iv4te, to he a high breach of privil
put in by, Mr. Hume, but was not, read to the house it
con,equence•of Sir. J. Graham's having expressed, on be-
half of the commission, their regret that one of their offi•
cers should lave so misconducted himself. The conver-
sation, which from its cnniruencernent to its close was al-
.oe had , Js t irregular, was stopped at last by Mr
,n, !newts:, 1 dinvval of the letter which he had put in as a
led- altogether breach of privilege.

;e, was

The SP'? Aiuit then read to the house a letter addressed
to hims,lf by Mr. S. O'Brien, dated that morning, from
the prison of the-House of Commons. The substance of

malty appointed this ses,ion—t hat irs•order enjoining hitn
to attend as a member of a certain committee, and his im.

prisonmeht for non-complianee with that o,der, were hoth
informal and 'Bev!. and teat he was- therefore entitled to
his immedlate dkeliarae.

s ordered that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

minted for that purpose

It was thus that John XXII

after having obtained the solemn as,ent of the whole Col-
lege to abide by his decision, assumed to himself the Pon-
tificate, an event which induced the Cardinals not to en-
trut,t this power in future to any of their number without

rence o

ar event

t cfrectually prevent the recur-

n choosing a rope

by scrutiny,

the Cardinals each write their own narro , with that of the
person whom they wish to recommend. on a billet or
ticket, which they afterwards place, with many ceremonies

on the altar of the chapel in which they assemble. Tne
tickets are then taken out by officers appointed by their

it appear that any one of the Cardinals has two-thirds of
the votes in his favour, he is drelared to be canonically

elected Pope. When, however, alter repeated trials, this
does not occur, a new proceeding takes place, which is
called election by access, in which any Caedinal may ac-
cede to the vote of another by an alteration of his ticket
in a prescribed form. When by these means the choice of
a Pontiff is effected, the tickets are prudently committed

to the flames, to prevent all pretest tor further inquiry.
With regard to tile custom or changing tie name on eleva-
_ _

Von to tile dignity of Pontiff, 111 r. Roscoe informs us, on
the authority of the historian, Platina, that it originated
with Pone Sergius 11. in the year 813. " Some persons
affirm." lie says, " that Sergiui used formerly to be called

' Os Porci' (Pig-face); andt hat on acc,:unt of the ‘Veness
of that title, he took the name of Sergius, a custom which
has continued to the present time, although not adhered
to."—Roscoe's Lorenzo De Medici.

AN ADVENTURE WITH AN E EPHANT.—There are
not many elephant-shots who have not been tooliA

only barre

; hitt this is generally Delore they noire
seen a serape. I should say a man was pettedly gunned
for elephant-shooting with three double.. carrying balls
foutteen or sixteen to the pound. with the same bore.

wish moderate pressure over a charge anti

half of pow-

der, and the caps ought to fit exactly. I have been minus
three caps out of four barrels when before a herd. Many
elephant shots affect heavy guns. I think them utter
nuislnces. Their weight fags you and heats you, and at

power to lift them. I remember once coming hurriedly
on an elephant with nothing bat a single bush between us,

the temple

struck the ear of the an'rnal

pat ter aro u

when she ►urned I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

,iced from Leghorn for this po

nts, hence at Cadiz
sailed trotn 13i.bott for this

,ort loth

iiehard , sailed from ditto for this port Ist instant
nclt. sailed from ditto for th:s poet -,th instant
It von Stun, and Norval, Reid, hence at St. Peters-

Algoa
—The Cyi

Foreman, from Marseilles to
put in here on the Ist instant, with Io•s of

aving L

sea, on the

[ot Fjonrsta) from Licata

tt► sulphur, has 'put into Girgeuti, with con

MAY 20,

—Wind S.W

m iica— David C

iueer, avirart: from Ciild

omas Edio burgh, Lawson.
ew rte,ms—Felicita, Boga

oni Durct— and PliilumesLe, Christen, from

Zull, for

.er. Gt ffi

for Brut
JV byte, for

11, hence at

3 for this port, off Cape:Palos 25th

tcckholir,

it the Dov

r Napl

l 4 n 8 ; Marna
r Calcutta, i4tt

W ; Indus. for Rio Janeiro, and
iso, off 139rdsry ; Retrieve, from 'Fri

Maly Mumtord, outward bourlJ, 15th Ma:

2!.—Wind S W. f esh

and Astracau..Por er, from New
from iharleston—susouchanna.

ew York—
lboa—Elen

Lady Alay, Ily, from Pillau—
aud James Moan, from

Velocity. Darrell. for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL.

T ELAM begs respectfully to invite the attention
in_ •
__of Ladies to his celebrated

----
HYGIENIC CORSETS,
The rapidly increasing demand for which has enabled the Ma-
nufacturer to engage some of the first-rate
LONDON ARTI
in this branch : and the FAcr o is Establishment being
exclusively devoted to the netfa.cture and Sale of the
HYGIENIC CORSET present n advantage to Purchasers not
to be met with in Liver .
Madame ELAM atte s herself on Ladies.
N. B.—The Proprietor has just completed a new and original
CORSET, peculiarly adapted to the present Selison.
No. 11, BOLD-STREET ARCADE.

BONNETS.
PRESR Cases of the Newes ein Pearl, Rice,
_lf Rock,. China, and other ' ANKS, are received every
week at
M TON'S
CHEAP SILK and LINEN ESTABLISHMENT,
40. BOLD-STREET. JO.

WA OW',
riii.ofiirighatetThr A. -of
-11FX Its and the Ladies of kivirpool that
Jut has This Day entered into arrangements with Mr. ROBERT
TYLER, DK RLI N WOOL .o 'V, 98, BOLD-STREET,
LEVER POOL, for becomin AGENT of Messrs. Minton] for
the Sale of their Wax tid Book, and all Materials requisite
for the Art, whe dies may depend on every article being
genuine.
36, Soho square, London, March 17(1:.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

IRA LAND.

Wednesday, some brutal wretches maliciously cut off
the tails of seven cows, at Newcastle, near Limerick, the
property of Mr. Seward, of Cork.
On Friday night last, two shots were fir
the hull door of Edwin Sadlier, Esq., at Derry, about
two miles from Nenagh. Mr. Sadlier was olvieed to re
move his family into town some months ag
notices being posted on bis gates and doors

in thrnugt

o, threatening

MURDER:—As a man named. Cleary was returning
from the fair of Ennistymon, on Friday evening, he was
attacked by a number of men who had hr en lying in wait
for him, and brutally murdered; his brother also, who
was with him Attie time, is despaired of .—Clare Clare Journal.
_ .

On Sunday, the Rev. M. Walker, of Elphitk Chapel,
read along lecture to the Mollies, in his sermon, de'scri-
bing their signs, pass-words, &c., and advising them to
give up such a nefarious system, which only had the (-fleet
of producing a most irreverent shout of laughter from the
Mollies then in the chapel. _ _

A CONTRAST.—Guerusey contains five times as many
inhabitants to the F wire mile as Ireland does; 'while the
soil is naturally less fertile, and only two-thirds of it can
be cultivated. Every Guernsey man has a comfortable
hou-e to live in, a clean bed to sleep on, and plenty to rat

and drink every day in the year—a beggar is not seen.—
[But it must be recollected that in Guernsey there is not
a patriot like Daniel O'Connell, who pockets from
£20,000 to £30,000 a-year.]

RESISTANCE TO THE LAWS.-DISASTROUS CONSE-

and the agrarian code has taken place in Tipperary. Two
lives have been lost. Mr. Maunsell, of Bird-bill (about
ten miles distant from Nenagh),

ejected from a h

holding forcible pr;s;ession, he fortified arid barricaded

proper directions to that end-, to some of his servants and
followers, he himself, accompanied by his wife, went out
of doors to rrp-et the Sub-Sheriff on his arrival to execute
a writ of liabere, and foimally refused him an entrance.
The Sub-Sheriff, warned of the resistance he was likely to
meet, came to the pl#ce with a sufficient force of consta-
bulary and military to carry the writ (on which he was
9ctins) into execution ; and having demanded entranr
nd been refused-

moreover, in va n warned
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

PRICES OP SHARES.-CONTINUED

aturday's

This Day

BANK
12i Liverpool Bank
I Ditto Bankit
in Ditto ltbroti
1G Ditto Comm
50u Ditto Royal
10 Ditto Uni, n

10 I M anchestel
10 North and S

10 !Marine A
2 Royal Ass'

Stuck.Bobtle ctcr Wor
Stock. Harrington 14 ater

100 1Coa: Gas C
50 Ditto nev

New Gas & Coke

mpany

50 I Ditto, quarter

16-l Exchange Buildir

40 IPac

c Steam Cc

Pi!brow's Atmospheric
SC Rock Ferry
10 ,Steam Tug Company

marked thus [p] are at a premiums—t

,e marked [d]

are at a discount

Zirtbs, ,;,41arriagt5 anb Dratbg.

BIRTHS

On the Bth instant, st her residence Blundell
?SEIM LOMAX, of a (laughter.

•ect, Mn

On the i7th instan
of the Rev. DAVID ILL!
Same day, Mrs. DICKINSON, of Gre

at Nannerch Rectory, F

e, the wife

square, or a

same day, at Liscard,
On the ISth instaitt
John Mason, a 18)3011

HAROLD LIT
>man named 1

EDA of a son.

g man, r

he wife of
iti,,s-lane.
They were

wife of GEORGE

:ess of KERRY c

k 011Ela

q., of this

ch. JOSEPI4
ley-hill. Stat-

the Rev. B. A
M •A RTH UR.

n Noble.
(laughter

WINLE

of this

8 years. She b

WATSON

their u

D RII9
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

DIVIDEND

June 9, S. Smith and .1. Stanley, Liverpool, merchants
June 9. J. Gibbons and W. Sherwood. Liverpool. merchant,
June g, Sugden, Livervol, merchant—June 11. J. Pearsc
Newcastle-upon. Tyne, lenmonger —June 1 i. T. Heppell, Ne
casue.gpon.Tyrie, timber mei chant—June 11, R. Agars, Klf
stop-upon-Hu.l, woodendraper.

CERTIFICATES

granted, unless ea,

to the contrary on the

June 9, R. Kim-pton, il'rescent, Jewin-street. Cripplegate,
jeweller—June 15, J. Martin, Wnod.street, Cheapside. fringe
manutactu.er—June )• , J. Hawkins, Hurst, Berkshire, butcher

June 12, It. Ensoll, Broad-street, BI omsbury, draper—June 9
T. Ileppell. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, timber merchant—June g
M. Maud, Liverpool, licensed victualler—June 11. S. Cullen

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the C. urt of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary nil or before June 9.
W. W. Sanderson, great Husacil street Covent-garden, Lon-
don. baker—G. Dardi r, Liverpool, merchant—W. J. Harris,
If igh-streLL, Southwark, tailor—J. T. Gibbons. Eton, grocer.

SCOTCH SEQUEsTRATION,
Duddingstone Coal Company, Scotland.

FROM TIM LONTDON nazETTg OF FRIDAY

PAKTNEKNHIPS OISsOLVEII,
C. Parker and J. Percival, 141ancliester ironfriunder
Ward, jun.. W. atm E. Groctiek, Leicester, hoslers—'
Fleming and W Tate, Camberwell gieen,brewers—J. Hayward

and J. Brougna I, oswes ry. Shropshire, attorneys—S. Carver
and J Cox, Buckingham-street, Strand, engravers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
D. Froeschlen and S. Price, Dover•stteet. Piccadilly, tailors.
R. M'Entire Paternoster• row. commission•agent.
J. M. Leader. Oxford-street London coachmaker.
B. L. 1,1 atson. C rub.ll, London, manufacturer of flags.
R. Newhouse, Huddersfield, plumbers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

NOTICE.

PUBIAC AND PRIVATE SEA-WATER BATHS,
f GEORGE'S PI ,
ATRS. WRIGHT, regre - g the disappointment
'l_ caused to the Inhabit. of Liverpool and its Vicinity,
in consequence of the nec ary repairs having been delayed to
so latea period of th eason, begs to announce to them that
the Baths are now in perfect order, and ready for the reception
of Visiters.

Mis. W. begs to apprise the Public that the WARM BATHS
have `peen REDUCED from 2s. 6d. to 25., as notified in her
Advertisement in January last.

JAMES AND THOMAS LEWIN.*
WINE, SPIRIT AND PORTER MERCHANTS,
AGES x_
MANCHESTER FIRE AND TO 'L
SU ASRANCE COMPANY,
BANK BUILD , 48, CASTLE-STREET,
AND
39, BACK CASTLE-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

merits

gaged in conflicts with their neighbcurs, and all the effects
produced be the Affghans were, as far as ae have heard,

Peshawur; which have ended in nothing

The attention of the public was attracted to the railways
which were about to be formed from Calcutta and Bom-
bay into the interior of the country, and from which the
greatest public benefit was anticipated
The Fr, nch diplomatist M. de Lag
had formed a treaty at Canton with Keying, proceeded on

rene, who, after fie

bort visit to Bombay: gooi•ted' that place en
voyage for the Red See, on his return to Europe.

had, after

Great, scarcity of water existed in different places, and

the cholera was raging in othe

Mercantile accounts from Monte Video to the 6.1 t
March, received rid t'ernanibuco, announce the impor-
tant intelligence that the Bilenos Ayrean force under Ur-
quirt had been compelled to retreat in disorder from the
province of Corrientes, Ultil loss of horses and baggage,
before the combined army of Corrientes and Paraguay

and r General Paz. The official despatches rectived
from that chief express an anticipation that the Dictator's
force would he completely deep, reed. P-z's army was
est:mated at 17,000 meo,—an overwhelming force for that

e must son

drive the adherents of If osas out. of Entre Rios, and ren-
der General Oribe's position in the Monte Videan terri-

itreme

AUSTRALIA.—We have received Sydney papers to Jan.
22 ; their contents are devoid of political Interest, if we
except the dispatch of more troops from Sydney to New
Ze.aland. 100 of the 99th Foot, under Maj,T Laqt, Capt.
Arm.trong. Lieut. De Winton, and Ensign IVlenzies, hav-
ing sailed in the Lloyd's on the 12th of January. Tt e re-
fusal to admit Australian wheat into this country at the

same duty as that from Canada had caused rpnefid

_ and tome anger in the colony, and Sir Robert
inken of with considerable harshness; the'Aus.
Jid not. calculate on the minister's sudden wheel
bout, nor will they, perhaps, feel much gr,,titude for a
&cession- which only places them on the same footing its
areigners some twelve or fourteen thousand miles nearer

Iminimer
Peel is sF

AND MEXICO

THE UNIITH STATP

_ _ _ —The present
_._ _
ipolous advance of the Americans on Mexico (hay-
•eviously despo led that comparatively c-lererless
. .
of TVXEi9, by no eredilahle ni

their present
Mexico and sweep in,o the Union
„;e territory which was never fancied
to Texas; the near approaches this

le mines of Mexico, ;,;id to the bea

rued- ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Bohn's S

ropes, 1

. Bolin. Y
It world
critic4l no'

try of

voychee ter t

edition.
the Lirgei
literature

add th

ought t
tive to I

The n

excel le
ferings
religion
purely

it's the

RIE'I

ei of I.

that tit

lent 1, f

Tag I

TIIR A(

There a,
lectual

Sir Philip Si
and. unfeigne

were to
they we
iprt,

;I, would

once tor tr)
ly R6vlcw

PUGILISM
taugh.
In all probabt
the f.nvy in I'

with hi 4 ri

Wid,th

~d wish i

ismendi's Li'erafure of
origirral. By Thomas
1. London : Henry G.
tarn.

ion to enter upon any

Tne ability anal indus-

by every

nt and to

k as transistor, are

a utifully got up, and

hid) relates to the
We may

ct ed 10

of interes
public at a very cneap

over (

e to make itre-munera

f the Th

restraining hi
and le't for
" thurnpinz i

suer-street, Snow-hill. .
,er of Mr. Sharpe'B very

s aery forc:bty the su!'-

mass of stoue

ns , 6 full- of sou

many beauties of a

Inn y perliap

I E S,

of your fac

favour our

—Beca

" Please clasp my
putting his arm around

—Marshal Bugeaud

Dion. He intends taking

s.—Punch

fe:lox yesterday, says
a snocze on the Alle-
vntc, and MR lIPALI CM

though he were in the

y. jiin., immediately he

red it, the duties

it y of our readers may

joining a portrait club,
at a cheap rate, and the
ength at the very lowest

v, societies ei,j,y tvevs;ve
r-t entitled to lus
chow the " Vice his own
man who is desirous of

one of these clubs his

mong.t the most re.

nd evince a desire on the

s to be generally can-

d at a public
)f ale, and

it Club held

rc of the Mont

It ON G R EAT- M k

-I i.

er—but he world manifest
te, Lis knowledge, his he-
those we find in him. We
!ere; consciously-a:in( their

ess many tilitigsarere-

1 he otherwise iniolerahle
otv living of grester ibtel

r•-•lia!eigh and

ion of these men is 11,arty
scitated

re now 1,

as they then appeared

their i4noratice astonish-
noultivated. The hibtotian
rditig to the modern stun-

misconception a: th

past wit hour making allow-
ae past.—Foreign Quarter-

art of self-defence is re

re printed which would

it wood-cuts, an .u.

Chinese have nc► pitch, e
he first lesson for a Ch;.

ire his long tail roub(l.l,i

ht giving a heavy thrm
for that pur

t.uspend

ja and feet al!ernate:y

sing the bag of sand right
This exercise the Gan y call
overturning parapets.' 1i
gragili in each hand a heavy
ipped. and arranged his tail
1,2 out

as before, he practiseQ, thruo, arm.' Crigth those
oweights. right and left, till he is tired. This lesson is
called "the golden drfoton ttiru,tirg out his claws. Next
comes " a crow .tracliing nut his wines—a dragon issu-
,ng forth from his rh:or—a drunken Chinaman knocking
t your door—a hungry tiger seizing a lamb—a hawk
,awing a ',Farrow—a crane and mu.sel reciprocally em-
rrassed." and other sw.cimPtis of fanciful nomenclature
"divers feats of pugilism,—Sporting World.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

AP.IIII7TED

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases

pon recommendation

Con Suiting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq..
Howe Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gilder!
House Visitors. James Aspinall and Jacquis Myers, E
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER

Pool

Won'', Deals, 12( stand. m, duty paid
Archangel 419
Memel
Gothent.nrg

t, p_
16 0

0 36-
° 21--

British American Pine
LATH W Gni), per fathom.

Danz;g, 4 feet

BritiEl; Amer

MAHOGANY, per•foot of

Honduras ~
Cuba.....,
St. Domitigc

OAK PI.ANti

THAR Wont), per cubic fee

STA V NS, per 1260
Danzig, C. Pipe

ch thic k

6 0 -

Quebec, ted, to liin.thich
40 0
and 5.) feet long
Do. Puncheon
TISIBKR, per cubic foot. s.
2 fi

British Amencommon 0 o

0 10
o i o
1 6
o o
5 6

t

Free
Free

Danzig..
Memel—
Riza.red

yellow .. I 2

PACKET UST.,
AL, POST-OFFICE, MAY

8.P.1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

h, near

(From Thomas Gregory, Esq.)
Mr. Levi has extracted a very troublesome Bunion that has
troubled me for manp years, and has done it without the last
pain, and quite to my great satisfaction, and can confidently

recemmend Mr. Levi
Birkenhead, May 5,

THOMAS GREGORY

(From Rev. A. Obins.)
Mr. Levi has extracted two Corns with skill and without oc

Parktield, Birkenhead, May 6, 1846.

(From George Heald, Esq.)
Mr. Levi has this day extracted a .Corn from under my great
toe nail, without the least pain, which had long oppressed me,
so as frequently to prevent my night's rest. GEO. HEALD.
Garston, near Liverpool.

(From Robert Lucas, Esq.)
It is with great pleasure I add any testimony to the many
here expressed, of the scientific manner in which Mr. Levi has
°iterated on my corns. He has extracted three from my feet,
without giving me the slightest pain. ROBERT LUCAS.
Repository, Gt. Charlotte-street, Liverpool, 24th April, 1846.

(From Ca

Main Williams.)

by Mt:. Levi in the extraction of corns:he lowing r(

moved several painful ones from my feet, without the least pain
m* subsequent inconvenience.
11. WILLIAMS", Commander Alice Maud.
Liverpool, 7th April, 1846.

r. Levi has extracted two corns from my feet with

success, and without the least rain

Falkner-street, Lirerpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

—There is• career of wheat
near Hu:l, containing 977 oußrters.

brought from Ibraila, in Wand(
bushel. cost price free on board at' t
place, 93 per quarter; freight to Goole

.etzht 601bs. per
he above-named
Gd per quarter
,otat cost per quarter, 17s 6d. A 7 r. Hudson, miller,
31 Leeds, was the first purchaser. And yet the advocates
of the new Corn Bill would persuade us that British
the free
—Not-

Devon Agri-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

G r
Le
Engine

11. DERBYSHIRE

£300,000. 1

. -
Engineer

Iwav C(

SHREWSBURY AND- Br

mated with the Shrewsbury
South Staffordshire Company

Engineers

Bill yea

Bill r
Parliar

Stephenson
i Co

113. SHREWSBURY. -IA--.7OI.VERITAMPTON
STAFFORDSHIRE JUNCTION (prom

w.ction)

I - tun. Capital £669,00(

PARLIAMENTARY DECISIONS

VEEK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

.or trial on a I

st the deaths rec,irded at Sheffield during the
past quitter, is one of a child. one day old. from j4iiiniic
The [louse of Lords will adjourn on Thursday for the
Wilitsiiiitide holidays, till the Thursday following. The
Column', will alkthra on F, idly, ti -I the same day.
In 18-45, the numb r of p..irs of hoots and shoes imported
into this e, men- was t'9,302, of which 78.267 paits were

An i. qu,A jury, of. Friday, returned a verdict of man-
slaugl,tcr against the youth Graham, for shooting Blewett
in Drury-Uwe, London. _ _

. ,
'the founilhiion store of a monument to John Knox. in
Edinburgh. laid on Monday. Dr. Chalci,ers and Dr.
Candlish wcre among the speakers on the occasion.
Contain Ghoh.tone paired fl on the second reading of
the Factory 8.11 (in favour) with Mr. Ludlow Ba 144( s
(ava;ps,t 1.
Mr. Ferraro& M.P., has just allotted 140 roods of
wage lapd to the combeis and weav, ra, in the villages of

The Publin s-vs that very alarming accounts Ilaye
het n received a.: to the hPalth of Lord Lincoln. A v,io!et,t
attack of gout in the heart had aesumed a very dangrrous

.Vseph Carter, a shoemaker. is in custody in London,
eharg,d with having attempted to murder another shoe.
maker, named Oddv, by et ibhing him. The latter It-sin
a most dangerous state at St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Lord Ileyt,sbury, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, h.s re_
cei,ed an cfficial summons requesting his presence in
London to vote in the Lords on the seo,md reading of
,tbe
corn law bill. _

On Tuesday, the " Ogtlancls" estate. the well-known
estate of the late Duke of York. was sr.ld at public auc-
tion, for £61,496, exclusive of the timber, which sold for
£6.;412.

Tn.. Gardeners' C,`•roniele remarks that we may rely on
being pestered with wasp.. this suo.mer to a great . xte►it.
They hate had a mild winter, and Are already, in May, as

vigorous Ps in

way labourers, chat ged with rioting. fire•raisir~g. and as-
sHulr, at Fu,ie Bridge, on the 2nd of March, , plead( d
cui!tv. and were sentenced to vari, us periods of impri-

Isom-nein from two years to e'glit months.
'I he Ealinton Park races are to be discontinued till
MU. The reason stated is, that Lord Eglintots's en-
vgements in public business. during the l'eriod rpecifi,d,
do not permit his lord hip to devote that attention to the
whit h is necessary for its trotter existence,
eas and a splendid rilver tt,kard
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

BANKRUPTS

Edmondson Cooban, Liverpool, brewer, jun. 9,2 g, at twelve
o'clock, at the Liverpool• District Court of B•mktuptcy; so-
licitors, Messrs. Cornthwaite and Co. Old Jewry-chambers,
London ; and Mr. Pembetton, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr.
Tu-ner, Liverpool.

George Jones, T octelh.park, Lancashire, builder, June 2, 39,
at It o'clock, at the Liverpool D str ct Corrt of Bankruptcy;
solicitor, Mr. Berkeley, Lincolnis-inn•fields ; and Mr. Jones,
Liverpool ; official assignee, Cazenove, Liverpool.

Waiter M•llowall, Pemberton•row, Gough square, London,
. .

printer

John Edward Bacon, Upger Russell-street; Bermondsey
leather factor.

Robert Dallinger Markham, Edmondton, boarding-house
keeper.

Alexander Beattie and Francis M'Naghten, Nicholas-lane,
Lombard-street, London, merchants.
William White. Morpet,-street, Bethnal-green, builder.
John Berry: aiurch-street, Paddington; draper.
Alexander Thorn. II igh Holborn, London, oilman.
James Perry, Harlow, Essex. grocer.
Mary Armisted. Crawford street, Marylehone. milliner.
Richard X night and Allred Knight, jun., Budge-row, I.ondon,
stationer.

Andrew. Valentine Leman and William Andrew, Fenchurcli-
strew', London. wholesale mahogany merchants.
Robert Howard Paee. Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, innkeeper.

Joseph Haynes, Aldermanbury, woollen warehouseman
Ann Robin-son, Che~ter•le-street, Durham, linendraper.
Thomas Hitt Harvey. Weymouth, cement merchant.
Peter Rhodes, Manchester. cotton spinner.
Jarnes•Eciwards, Dirming.ham, ironfounder.
William Taylor, Worcester. • harrhroker.
DIVIDENDS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

can in the r

wretches liable to the clearance system ; you can
also indulge your feelings of bigotry against your Romvn
Catholic fellow countrymen. You can revel in the en-
joyment of many a bad passion; but the avenger is at
hand—the sweeping, the all-comprehensive poor-

for th

law is

approaching—an increase of the numbers and rt n augmen
tation of the authority of the poor-law commissioners—
insolent domination ! are rendered by your apathy arid
pa,sions inevitable!" Mr. Doherty handed in £2l from
Liverpool ; £2O from Clonmel, received from the Rev.
Dr. Burke, P. P.; and also £lO from Clonnael, received
by another parish priest. lie was proceeding to read the
letters in which the latter sums were inclosed, and which
warmly approved of the conduct of Mr. Smith 0' Valet).
—Mr Clements ro,e to order.—No letter should be read
th,:t was not submitted to the approval of the commilee.
Mr. Doheny asked was this association a place in which
public opinion should be enshrined (great uproar).—After
a good deal of argument between the gentlemen of the
cotno ittee—the O'Connellites being opp,,sed to Mr. Do-
beny's views, the Young Irelanders stubbornly in favour,
Mr. Doheny read the letters, which elicited loud cheers
from the body of the hall. The rent was announced to be
£l4B 18s. Id.

UNIVERSITY 4. CliEltie.elb NEWS,

ture of Jamaica to the Whim:: of churches ; £3OO has
also been set apart for erecting schools.
The Earl of Derby has presented the Rev. Edward
Hornbv, M.A., of Merton t ollege, Oxford, to the vicar-
age of Ormskirk, Chest ire.
The Treasurer of the Chtin.l Extension Fund Ips-
week ecknoaledged the receipt of a donation of £lOOO
pounds from X. Y.
Sr. Tnomas's Clluitcn.—We are requested to state
that the Rev. E. Edwards, curate of the parish of Wrex
ham, was not a candidate for St. Thomas's Church, in
but another gentleman of the same name.

's town

The Hon. and 12.-v. Lord Augustus Fitzclareoce, rector
of Maple Durham, Oxfordshire, has been spoken of. in
political circles, as the probable successor of the late Dr.

NOBLE MUNIFICENCV

A. paragraph has recently Ro-
tating, that two persons

red m must of the

bury, a sufficient sum for the endowment of two more
Colonial Bi,hoprics. The statement which we have heard,
nod which we incline to think correct, is, that one indivi-

dual has remitted to Grace, for the above purpose, the
bum of forty thousond pounds —Recoid
UNivEßsav CoLLEGir.- H osPITAL.—The ceremony of
laying the tirt-t stone of the north wing of University
College hospital, Gower street, Lot.don, took place
Wedne•day. The main body of tie building was erected

in 1833 and 1834, the south ;king was added-in 1838, ant('

now commenced will

afford accommodation for 5U achiitiiinal beds. Lord
Brougham. the Pre,ident of the Council of the College,
performed the ceieniony. and priiceeden to the rouncti-
room. where he ea: 'revived by the Bisl•op of Norwich.
the Ma,quis of Notthatni.ton, and a numerous body of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

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