The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-23 00:00:00

INCE-HALL COAL

THE INCE-HALL 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 lie•
sidence of the Consumer, if within TPIREE Miles distance of
any of the Company's Yards, viz.:—
Best Household Coal
~.. 13s. per ton.
Second Quality Ditto / Ils. ,
Good Ditto
*
House Cannel (in lumps) 17s.
Orders addressed to the INCE-H LL / COAL and CANNEL COM-
PANY, at their several Offices, ill meet with prompt attention.
{32, Exchange-street East,
5, Crown-street,
49, Leeds-street.
f Bridge-street, corner of
1 Hamilton-street.
.. Commerce-street.
.. Demean-street.
SIRAFORTH and LITHERLAND .... At the Yard adoining Li-
{ therland-bridjge.
WILLIAM LAIRD, General Manager.
September 41b, ISM.

LIVERPOOL

BIRKENHEAD,

TRA N ME RX
SEACOMBE

THE
VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO LIVERPOOL.

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GRATIS.
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4-41e' 74,

SPLENDID PRESENT WITH THE STANDARD

THE PROPRIETOR OF

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

Has much pleasure in announcing that it is his intention
to present to each Purchaser of that paper of
TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH OCTOBER NEXT,
A SPLENDID TINTED LITHOGRAPHIC
DRAWING

S T.

CE,f)RCEIS HALL,

SFIEViIiZYG IN PERSPECTIVE

THE EAST ANiNOIPtH ELEVATIONS,
Which have been supplied I;iiiikthe Architectural Designs,
and which will jaef executed in a style

SURPASSING ANYy fECIMEN OF ART HITHERTO
PRESENTED E EN IN THE METROPOLIS.

The Drawijg will be executed by Messrs

MACLURE. SACDONALD, AND MACGREGOR,

LITHOGRAPHERS TO THE QUEEN

And will be the same size as the SAILORS' HOME,
presented with the STANDARD on the occasion of
PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT to this town;

but will be in a
MUCH MORE SPLENDID AND ARTISTIC STYLE
THE DRAWING
WILL BE UPON THE BEST PAPER,

And when framed will be worthy of a place alongside

THE BEST PRODUCTIONS OF MODERN ART,

ADVERTISEMENTS intended for the Standard of this
date, should, if possible, be sent in a week previous.

Owing to the great expense incurred in getting out the
Drawing, the Standard will, on this occasion, be charged
SIXPENCE ; and persons living at a distance must remit

Twopence extra for postage

TO CORRESPONDENTS,

Owing to a press of advertisements at a late hour, we have been
compelled to omit several articles which are in type.
BRANDT.-Mr. Pollock does not attend the sessions, unless
specially retained. Mr. James attends the Court of Passage.
➢lr. T. Atkinson attends the sessions regularly.—Letters for
these gentlemen may be addressed to the Assize Courts.
ILEx.—We shall be happy to receive communications on the
subject of which be treats.

G. D. We admire his zeal ; but matters of pressing moment
occupy our columns at present.
MR. RAMSHAY AND THE COUNTY COURT.—A correspondent,
who encloses his card, has forwarded us a communication,
in which he states that " until a few days ago he entertained
the most unflattering opinion of the Judge of the County
Court in this town." Ile made it his business, in the course
of the last sitting, to attend the court; and he now considers
" that Mr. Ramshay has been most unjustly used, by parties
who were either ignorant of that gentleman's real cha-
racter, or who were biassed by the harsh and unjust opinions
of others" ; " that he never saw business more systematically
or better conducted; and so far from the Judge treating
the poorer classes with contempt, he invariably—when com-
pelled by law to give execution—showed the greatest sympa-
thy towards them, and exhorted the plaintiffs to be lenient
in carrying the orders of the court into effect, expressing
his hope that an arrangement would be effected with the
defendants, which might be satisfactory on both sides."
We shall be happy at all times to receive communications
on subjects of local or general interest; and if our frienls
will be good enough to authenticate the same by their signa-
tures, for our own satisfaction, we shall feel obliged.

00'" CIRCULATION OF THE LIVERPOOL PAPERS.

The Report of Mr. Milner Gibson's Committee on News-
paper Stamps has just been printed ; appended to which
is an official return of the number of Stamps issued to
each Newspaper in Great Britain and Ireland. Amongst
the various absurdities and inaccuracies with which the
Report and Returns abound, the circulation of the
LIVERPOOL STANDARD in 1850 is put down at LESS
THAN HALF of what it actually was, or about ONE
THIRD of its average during the present quarter. We
understand that the return for Gore's Advertiser is
also a gross error. The circulation for 1850 should,
we are inormed, be 67,288. instead of 25,000.