The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-28 00:00:00

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us worry the planters out

The C

art of Policy

the important matter of t

second reading, when, after some 7liscu7s-
motion " that the Attorney-General be requested to
me a law, founded on the Pla

fore the court for

y was agreed to.• Thus
.hich was regarded with more than ordi-
nary interest by all classes of the community. Great com-
plaints are made of the inefficiency of the Town Council in
Geo,.

failed a measure

•getown

.uesday last. The first was in the person of a
master shoemaker, residing in the west part of Argyll-street
who, at an early hour in the morning, was found suspended
by the neck from his bed-post, and quite dead. ,
not heard the causes which have led to this rash act
second is, if possible, a still more melancholy :case
that of a reverend gentleman, advanced -

tke have
The

tad beeu employed as a City Missionary. He had for some
ime shown symptoms of aberration of intellect; auciabout
wo o'clock in the day, while the eyes of his family were
emporarily withdrawn from him, he threw himself from the
vindow of his hot

in Anderston, and, falling in the street,
s so much injured that he died soon thereafter.—Glas-

OCIETY F(
IN THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ESTABLISHED

ROMOTING THE EDUCATION

OF TH
CHIIP.

general committee
;be Archbishop of

le chair. A large number of very
tance in building, fitting up, and

e under consideration, and the
Winch, £25 ; Bolton,
Derry-hill, Caine,

£3O ; B

ham, £2i

£5 ; Birke.
..er St. Mary, for an infant school £lO, and
00l £l2; Bures, £3O; Coates, £2O; Hasling-
(Salop), £3O ; and Membury, £l5.
..as also given to the Rev. A. Hulton and
Handforth to open for daily instruction two
school-rooins at Ashton-under-Lyne, which had hither-
used only on Sundays. The Rev. J. Sinclair gave
et, having been appointee to a laborious pastoral
would be under the necessity of resigning his an.

£6O; LoN7ington, £35

Crookham, ; Ought-
lhead, £5O; Thame, £10:

:25 ; Ch

the Re

Newport

grace the president

Et MA(

was resolved that a sub-corn-
)d examine testimonials with

arraigns of the Central Ciiiz

Ist efficient can

idate for

Court, wa
Common PI
the days of the or

on Lord Chief Justice Tindal at the Court of
s, for the purpose of ascertaining on which of
—sent week he would arrange for the trial
...gnten, when, after a short conversation with Mr.
his lordship appointed Friday next. The indictment
--..ironer will be placed on his trial is exceed-

of Macnal
Clar

ch the I

gly sbort, as it contains only one count, to wit, that the
lid, on Friday, the 20th day of January last, fire a
with ball, at Edward Drummond, and
grievously wound the said Edward
wound he lingered and died. The
ns and pleaded, will

rtain pist

Drummond, of

ed last sess
lied on again to plead. From

having b(

upy the

every reason to expect that

day until a fate hour

of the evening; from the nature of the defence, as between
tated, are to be called in

twenty and thirt

w, and ha

plea of insanity, the greater portion of whom
!ready arrived in London. To
I be adduced. One singular

ieet this, coun:er evidence
lcident in M

ttal to Ne

ughten's conduct is, that since his Com-

gate he has not expressed the remotest wish or