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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE AND OXFORD AND
BLETCHLEY JUNCTION RAILWAY
COMPANY.

PARTIES who have sent in the Scrip of this Com-
pany for the purpose of being produced at the Meeting
held on the 9th current, are informed that in consequence of
Forgeries of the Scrip of this Company having been discovered,
the Committee of Management deem it their duty, for the sa-
tisfaction of their Shareholders and the protection of the pub-
lic, to verify the Scrip which has been sent in before they
return it to the parties sending it in. The Scrip, when exa-
mined and found correct, will be stamped and immediately
returned to the parties sending it in, and the examination will
be made with all possible despatch. All parties holding the
Scrip of this Company are recommended to send it in imme-
diately for verification.
HARRY VERNEY, Bart., Chairman of the
Committee of Management.
WYNDHAM. HARDING, Secretary.
Offices of the Company, 29, Great George-street,
Westminster, May 11, 15''16.
The Bills of this Company were unanimously approved of at
the Seripholders' Meeting held on the 9th current.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY,

The debate on-the third reading of the Corn Law Bill
was resumed by Colquhoun.
Mr. D'ISRAELI, at great length, contended that the
prosperity of all cla.ses of the community, tested by the
consumption of tea, coffee, currants, and other imports,
was almost invariably concurrent with, and might there-
fore be attributed to, the high price of corn, which gave
to the people high wages, and enabled them to purchase
more largely, not only of the necessaries but the luxuries
of life. In reference to the change of opinion of Sir R.
Peel, the hon. gentleman alluded to the right honourable
baronet's defence, when he said that he had in a former
session given information of the change in his sentiments
upon the corn laws. It was true, said Mr. D'lsraeli, that
in the course of the last session Lord Grey found him out,

but be might, nom-unmanning, congra
his complete success in having entirely deceived his
He (Mr. D'lsraeli) was not deceived ; for two years ago
he bad proclaimed that protection was then in the same
state as Protestantism in 1828. His friends were angry
with him for making that declaration, but the result
proved that what was then considered as a calumny,
turned out to be only a prophecy. The right honourable
baronet had been a trader on other people's intelligence.
His life was, in fact, one great principle of appropriation
—the political burglar of other men's ideas; and, after
deserting his friends, acting as if they had deserted him.
The hon. gentleman proceeded to describe the gentlemen
on the Treasury benches as political pedlars, who had
bought their party in the cheapest market, and sold in the
dearest, and contended that this betrayal of their friends
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 15

We had again this day a dull market for all kinds of grain.
Wheat was sold at a further reduction of Is, and Barley and
Outs of from 3d to 6d per barrel.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAY 13

During the present week the few transactions reported in
Wheat were at a reduction of 4s to bs per quarter. Barley is
offering at is and Oats 6d per quarter lower, without finding
buyers to any extent. Beans maintain their value. Some fair
new Wheat has changed hands at 6s 4d to 6s 8d per 621bs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

Mr. CHARLES STANLEY returned tha

ing so acknowledged the handFo

h the hand

In of fox

Mr: D. NEILSON, in a complimentary P peech , proposed
e Farmers of Wirral, and coupled•with it the name of
•

Mr. Tinley Barton. (Applause.)
Mr. B AUTON returned thanks, and in doing so thanked
Sir W. Stanley for permitting the Rock Beagles to hunt

over his estate

The CHAIRMAN next gave the Magistrates of the
county. (Cheers.) •
Mr. J. LAIRD, in a complimentary speech, proposed
s the health of Mr. Robert Nelson. (Loud Cheers.)
_ Mr. NelrsoN in an eloquent speech returned thanks.

as uulug-Vl"iill.Cr 111 lite cuti,uulm urvauwein, z‘lngsm.,,
main, and at that time the prisoner was a clerk in the The CIIAIRM AN proposed the health of Mr. Parry and
Customs, Two or three days after the prisoner left the Mr. J. S. Leigh as good preservers' of foxes,, to which
tmplOytnent the sum of .£750 was missed. Witness believed both those gentleman responded.

that the iirisoner was the man who committed the robbery; Mr. D. NEtr.sOx proposed the health of Mr. Wil-
lie knew him well, and he recollected that at the thne'he loughby, with thanks to him for the extreme kindness and
was'in the service of the Customs, he went by the name of facility he had always afforded to them in getting their
Henry Nor Mari. 'The prisoner was remanded that the horses across the water. (Loud cheers.)
necessary inquiries might be made in London. On Friday, Mr. S. WiLLouctrsr felt extremely obliged for the
a letter was read in town, to the effect that the Customs kind compliment paid to him. Nothing, he assured them.
would not prosecute, as they should have to send the pri_ gave him greater pleasure than to forward the wishes of
soner to Jamaica for trial, and as it might be difficult to sporting men. lie was fond of sporting himself. It had
procure a, conviction, as the circumstances occurred eight grown with his growth, though that was but little.
years ago, and some of the necessary witnesses might not (Cheers and laughter.) Pleasure, like happiness, was born
be forthcoming. He will, however,. be tried in London a twin ; and no man living by himself, or acting for him-
for robbing his late employer, Mr. Hoof, the railway con- self, could feel anything like happiness. It was by kn,
tractor, of the sum of £57. On Saturday, the prisoner lug that he was contributing to the 1--- '
was brought up again, when, by Mr. Rushton's orders, that he felt happy himselo
he was given up to a London Inspector of Police. who
had come down. At the prisoner's lodgings in Upper Pi
Pitt-street, the sum of ,X2O, and a large bundle of manu- at
..
scrilits were found, which One

(Load

W. Sr 1W next prof

the vic
sorry to say, had tl

idea
he had

ere taken possession of
would fort

pursuit S

.phlet, was eta

" The Tr

Tile E C

of the r

He was a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

MpAi7r9pari
STOCK OF PLA AND CUT
SPLEADID BOHEII N BELGIAN ORNAMENTS:

;LASS

r.SSICAL FIGURES;

T. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER OF FLINT GLASS,
AND GENERAL AGENT FOR
SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM WARES,

HITECHAPEL

In tendering to his Friends his grateful thanks for the extended
patronage he has hitherto received, begs to call their attention
to his present Stock, which is the largest and most magnificent
ever submitted to a Liverpool Public, comprising
Glass of every quality suited to domestic purposes, bu

not only

a variety
ince,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

Reed and Roberts, Liverpool, milliners—Brneklehursts and
Hunter, Holmfirth, Yorkshire, linen.drapers l as far as regards
C. L. Brockiehurst—Simpson and Boyes, York, stockbrokers—
T. H. Hadfield and T. Bailey, Barton-upon-Irwell, Lancashire.
silk-dyers—Watson and Jackson, Leeds, torn millers—Lomax
and Kay, Rochdale, cotton spinners—J. Hebdin and R. Parkin
son, jun., Leeds, sharebrokers—Kirkaldy and London Shipping
Company, Kirkaldy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

DINNER TO SIR WM. STANLEY, BART

On Saturday last the gentlemen wbo have been in the
habit of hunting with the celebrated fox-hounds belonging
to Sir Wm. Stanley, of Hooton, out of compliment to the
kindness and urbanity always displayed by him, gave the
worthy baronet a dinner, at the Monk's Ferry Hotel, Bir-
kenhead. The " meet" was truly splendid. Upwards of

one hundred of the gentry of this neighbourhood and the
hundred of Wirral were present, and with very few ex-
ceptions, which rather tended to give relief to the scene,
all were attired in scarlet.
Ililliar's best style,

The dinner was provided in Mr.
and for profusion and excellence has never been excelled,
if ever equalled. It was served up in the most admirable,
scientific, and orderly manner, calculated to convinze one
that steam, which tends to produce regularity in all our
motions, had intruded itself even into the department

presides

Ile slues,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

nst 14 stone

e islan

ley were

he mea

of our western Archipelago, between Cana and bkye, in hour, when I found that
the direction of Spar Cave, and brought hither by his fa- take of consisted merely of a small quantity of horse beans
tiler, who is in no affluent circumstances, for exhibition. and turnip tops boiled in water. 1 asked the wife of one
The boy's sole language is the energetic language of Os- of the men what she intended to prepare for her husband's
sian.—Scotch paper. supper when he returned home from his hard day's work ?
THE WEATHER IN TIIE MIDLAND COUNTIES.— and her answer was, in the most cheerful tone. ' Why,
During the last week, there has been a most gratifying bless you, sir, horse beans and turnip tops.' I believe this
change in the state of the weather - the cold east wind to be the condition of the agricultural labourers generally
which prevailed during the previous fortnight having been in the west part of the county of Dorset. I know it to be
succeeded by fine southerly breezes and genial sunshine ; so in the parish of Bettescombe andthe adjoining parisbes-"
the wheat, which was looking sickly and stunted in Alarch —Mr. Sheridan declares his conviction the
has already in a great measure_recovered its wonted fresh?: fixed state of the Dorsetshire labourers •

such is the
hat, be the

ay, the average amount of w

. .
well. The orchards are in full blossom, and, if the nights
always the same:4s. a week.
keep free and fresh for the next ten days, there will be I condition,
,however, has been greatly a
. .

!ir distressed
vated by the

SALE OF PICIM RES.—The collection of Mons. Duval, of
I case, that of William Soper, NJ

,de to the

buy to Mr. rtumps-s
Some of the pictures fetched great prices
rel du Jardin" brought £1,150 to a private purchaser
who also bought a single head ( one of those wonders of I tin, and 1

Geneva, was or
mer

'uesday

II; Pc
Ik • ft,

)r a pair of bal
7 for the "boos

a. So-

e order, s

elaborate '
will, stand

b°Ta'n"-a7r-o"ten to the 1.)-o-c—r

Comte
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

On WED

Liverpool, unless previous]
of which due notice will b
THE Li
CRONLLIVI

SE of that valuable QUARRY, called the
SLATE QUARRY, situated at Fishguard.

Stables:

Machinery,on the Premises, for conducting and carryir
the business in a complete and efficient manner : induct

Barrows, assorted Tools and Implements, &c. &c. -
The Quarry consists of nearly 300 Acres of Land. "It is
thoroughly and scientifically opened." The Slate is of excellent

colour, Coo LII tt quality equal to any in tue rrincipanty..
Twenty-seven Years of the Lease remain unexpired, at th
very moderate annual rental of Fifty Pounds._

way, there is every probability. of an increased demand.
The Shipping Port is safe, in all weathers, and is within two
miles of the Quarry, and affords great facility for exports.
A careful estimate of the outlay and profits, for the first year,
has been made by the Superintendent of the Works, which
shows a clear net gain of upwards of which would an-
•

nually increase, as the Quarry shall be more fullyopened. The
weekly wages and expenses of working, for this first year, would
be under £26.

Samples of the Slate may be seen at the Offices of the Auc
raw•neks.. l'hylve.h ,eus• ~111". n ny. rare _

tioneers, unurcn-street, wnere, or on app:lcation to Mr. JAMES
WASON, Solicitor, Wason Buildings, 4, Harrington-street, Li-
verpool, further particulars may be had, and an Inventory of
the Plant, &c. obtained.

PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FIRE;
VIOLENCE, AND FRAUD.
ILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING PRIN.
CIPLE—IMPROVED NON-CONDUCTION, generating
evaporation (in fire) at successive temperatures, self-contained,
self-acting, and durable, as applied in
MILNER'S ONE-CHAMBERED PORTABLE BOXES
inch thick,) recommended of not less than one cube foot inside,
for ordinary-sized dwelling-hOuses and office-buildings-
MILNER'S DOUBLE-CHAMBERED BOXES

SAFES
inches thick), for warehouser., or extensive office, house,

each equal to the fire likely to come
!ontlagration of the buildings they are

➢vely adapted_ to.

" HOLDFA ST
'I NG SAFES

lOLENCE, and
and STRONG

)hlets m

uards ektant ; no bodies under
s under half-inch thick (solid
:est and most secure fastenings,
kilful workmen cannot pick or

and of the agents, giving
1 tests, in red heat, from
7; and practical parties ;

else being destroyed

safes and

ilner's patent

,i-afe, Half; R.:Stratton,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

in every par

had with it.
The situation of this Property is one of the most favoured iti
the county of Worcester. It lies upon the turnpike-road be-
tween Stonrbridge and I3romsgrove, three miles from the former
place, and about eight from the railway station of the latter,
at the foot of the Cleat Hills, and adjoining the beautiful and
celebrated grounds of Hagley Park.
For particulars apply to Mr. 1'- —q A MPH LETT, Solicitor
Birmingham ; or Mr. J.

ATHEWS

Hall, Kidderminster

EsManteb.

MONEY WANTED.
JIHE Several Sums of £5,500, £3,500, £l,BOO
I 1,600, £1,400, £l,OOO, .t7OO, and .i-500, on Mortgage Fe
curity of Valuable Land and House P.
pool and the Neighbourhood, for which £5
will be given.

'operty situate in Liver-
terest

1 particulars may be known on applicalion to
JOHN ATKINSON, Solicitor,
Lyndhurst Chambers, North John-street,

TO LANDOWNERS.

SITI

WANT

MITE Magistrates of the County of Lancaster are
desirous to PURCHASE a PLOT of LAND for Building
COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM.

TIM Land must be situate within the Hundred of West
Derby, and, if within the vicinity of a Railway Station, will be
preferred; must contain not less than Twenty Statute Acrl,
(with or without Buildings,) having a dry soil and a good supply
of Water.

is having such Property

sale thereof, are requested to s
terms and conditions on whict

and wishing to treat for the
I Sealed Tenders, stating the
he same will he disposed I"
•rhg

County Lunatic Asylum C(

lan of L':
of liess!"!.

Etc:4li and EAToN;Leigh-street, or of Messrs. LACES, 31yoz,
Rtoou, and ROSCOE, Union-court, Liverpool, endorsed "115
der for Site," on or before the Ist day of June next, 9111
which day none can be received. Dated the 22d day of Afdw

XPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF MONET.
.11HE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
I_ DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they .are willing „to
receive LOANS of MONEY, on the security of the Bonds of tfi's.
Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at the rate of FOUR POUND
PER CENTUM per annum interest, for periods of either ri%
or Seven Years.
All letters to be addressed to GEORCE WITIFERS. Esq., 'I"-

)ANIEL MASON, Secretor!'
‘-orember, 1845.

Liverpool,

MINTON requests inspection of his neWli

W• opened Roon

STRA \V

BONNETS,
nd far below the ordiiii°,l'

ble Styles

New and Fashionable
)F_ SCARFS, MANTLES,

ited to the

HARRIS, OiD
so
been engage

RET-40.
a
ALDBOROv,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

ton as to the injurious
I. He expressed

strong

opinions in favour of the bill. Mr. J. B
civil engineer, gave evidence in favour of the drainage

Wilhail.

under one management, for the sake of economy

Mr. Macauley was then heard for the. Commissioners of
Toxteth, and entered into statistics of the sewatege they
had accomplished. They wished for further powers to
carry on the improvements, and the inhabitants were in
favour of those powers being granted. It would be in
jurious to the rural portion of the township especially i
those powers were denied them,
rates would be equivalent to SJ.
penses as much more. Several other

as otherwise the loss it
n the pound

, and in ex
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

h of the vic

g field lately, as in days of
ted in other pursuits: an'

would have takeVl him (Sir Wi
gorse cover, Mr. Laird had built

,s drunk with all the horintirs.
SON and Mr. LAIRD returned thanks. The
:hided by proposing " the health of Mr. Jo-
-1." (Loud cheers.) It was to that gentle-
able arrangements that they were indebted
dial banquet they that day enjoyed. (Conti-

LL returned ti

R M A N then proposed "the Cheshire NA

,nd re=d:

drunk with enthus
,etch by Mr. Robert Neßeon

d to in an

4‘" It veal i I) of-Mr. Solomon,

were drunk. • sud the harmony of the evening vras
taikttd until midnight, when the company separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

A'alts by caution.

FURNITURE WINSTANLEY'S ROOMS.
MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
respectfully announce, that they will SELL by AUC-
TION, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 20th instant, and fol.,
lowing days, precisely at Eleven o'clock each day, at their
Rooms, Church-street,
An extensive Assemblage of excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR-.
NITURE, Sideboard of Plate, Plated Articles, China mid Glass,
a brilliant Six-and-a-Half Octave Grand Square Piano-forte,
Cabinet, Cottage, and Horizonal Ditto, by favourite Makers,
Two modern Library Bookcases, ruintings, modern Engravings,
iDcluding fine impressions of " The Canterbnry Pilgrims,"
after Corbould, " Baronial Hall in the Olden Time," after Cat-
termole, and " Bolton Abbey,"After, Landseer, elegantly Framed
and Glazed, French ColoUred Ditto, Ornamental Timepieces,
an American Patent Ride, with Revolving Breech, and other
Articles removed fur Sale.
Tile FuttxrroßE L. k .11
it" iyixo-ttoo,ia PARLOURS
cont;iis of Sets of iltahogan Tables, on Telescope
Frames, Circular and Elliptic oo Tables, Pembroke, Sofa, and
Card Ditto, Sets of excellent Chairs, Sofas, and Couches,
Lounging Chairs, Cabinets and Chitionniers, Pedestal Side-
boards, Chimney Glasi, Ranges of Merino Damask Window
Curtains, Brussels Carpeth,
A variety of Rosewood DR:4AVI NG-ROOM ARTICLES.
The CHAMBER FURNITIME comprises handsome Four-post
Bedsteads, with Merino, Damask, and Printed Calico Hang-
ings, French, and Camp Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair Mat-
tresses and Bedding, Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers,
Dressing Glasses, Painted Toilet Tables and Washstands,
Chests of Drawers, Venetian and Kidderminster Carpets, &c.
Three American Refrigirators, Shower Baths, Mangle, Twelve
Cwt. of Green and Yellow Paint, Five Bales of American Moss,
Eight Hundred Dozen of Drawer 'Knobs, and other Miscellaneous
Property.
The whole may be viewed THIS DAY, the 19th instant,
when Catalogues may be had at the Rooms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

SHARES

RAILWAYS

Aberdeen Railway
Aberdeen. I

Y. and

edlord, Lond

stol and Excter

nd Shef

Extension

Ditto ne
Ditto ha

Ditto n e

IClitheroe Junction

Clydesdale Junction

Derby and Crewe
Dereharn and Norwich
Dune.ce arid Perth

Shares

Perpetual, No. I

York Extension

East Lancashire N 0.1

East Lincolnshire

Ditto quarter shares

Ditto, prefereacc

I Dumbarton

Edinburgh and Nort

73jEly and ilunting

2'Eie:er, Yeovil and Dorchester.
22s Fleetwood. Preston and West F
42s Furness and Windermere. ...
24piasgow and 13elfast Union ...

2ilGlasiow and Dumfries
25_ IG'asgow. Paisley, & G

Ditto half shares
Ditto preference shares
lasgow and Ayr

12§1 Quarter

:ester, Aberysts

lo Great Grims

ackburn, Ch,ifey & L'poot d 1*
ackburn, Dirv‘cu and Bolton. I d
t '4

P I
2 d 2
d

P 4

d
P 4

i a •

71 P 71

li p li

34 p 4
3 p 31
d.. par

i d }

) d i

)1 d i
odd d Isdd
li d I

I d 1
7 .. 17i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

cotton is not so great as r

a of time the fire ltis
een completely filed by the engines, is at present lying
in the basin with eighteen inches of water above decks.
We understand that the captain is insured.—On Sunday
forenoon, a little before eleven, a fire broke out in a stable,
and hayloft overhead, situate in Rigby-street, off Oldhall-
street. The premises in question are occupied by Mir.
David Williams, a master carter and the keeper of a'public
house in Plumbe-street. Notwithstanding the shortness
of the time within which the engines reached the spot, the
stable and hayloft were entirely consumed, together with
the whole of the hay and straw in the loft. But the worst
part of the loss has to be mentioned. There were eleven
cart-horses in the stable, only three of which were rescued

the vessel having

from the flames, the remaining eight being burnt to
,(1
The sufferings of the poor animals ere describe(
ful in the extreme. On feeling the heat and
flames approaching they lashed terrifically

,s dread-.

I from their fastenings in the mangers ; but no human
could save them from the effects of the devouring elt
They were eight very valuable horses. One of theca
to have cost one hundred guineas only a few days
of the fire is involved in mystery. Mr. I

Mr. Dowling. and the fire brigade were very active.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT OFF DOVER.—OH Tot Bea!
reorn na, Mr. Alfred Fec

y went (

leasure' boat for a short tr

time was blowing strong from- the
squally. At half•past 4in
picked up a rudder and till
to Mr. liazelv's boa

y knew belonged

endden
Bazety
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

may perhaps serve to open

During a very severe

ow in Scotland, the fov;-is did not make
heir appearance at the hour when they usually retired to

'root and fall

nd no
)use dog at 1

at had beCome of them ; the

the kitchen, having in his mouth
his way to the fire, the
down upon the warm
He soon came again
ch he deposited in the same place, and
1-nle of the poor birds were rescued.
the f .wls bad become
extreme cold, and had crowded
ti them, effected their de-
lved by the warmth of the fire.—

.rth, and

ediately set off

mite benut

;ogether, when the dog obs

Jesse's Anecdotes of Dogs.
THE BURNING OF THE CAROLINE.—II is curious how
the public were gulled by prints of the Caroline going over
the Falls in a mass of flames; every one who has seen
these stupendous rapids, into which the great body of
water rushing from Lake Erie is broke up, and which
alone, did the Falls not exist, would be one of the grandest
sights in the world, must be aware that nothing, let it be
ever so strongly built, could resist the impetuosity of this
foaming flood. After the war, a huge gun-brig was launched
in the stream, to see the effect of its going over; it was
dashed into a thousand pieces the moment it entered these
rapids, and never was seen to go over at all : a piece or
two of timber picked up in the whirlpool some three miles
below the Fall was the only vestige ever found of her. So
it was with the Caroline. She was moored with iron
chains to the jetty at Sclalissser : the party under the com-
mand of Captain Drew rowed across, on a dark night, in
boats, just above where the rapids commence. A most
daring attempt, inasmuch as the least deviation in their
course would have involved them in the stream. They
arrived safe at Schlosser. The patriots (self-styled) who
were on the wharf took alarm and opened a fire upon them,
in the teeth of which they cut the iron moorings, and at-
tempted to tow her across to their own side, but, their
strength failing them, she was set fire to and let go. They
got back in safety ; and the Caroline, burnt to the water's
edge, was completely finished in the rapids. No one was
on board, though this was nat generally believed in Eng-
land. I was told these particulars by Captain Usher, a
fine fellow, who acted n

us part in the affair.
patriots harbour against
knocked at the door of
ae out with a light they ehut him
the side of it.—New

two ruff,

SE OF THE FALL OF POLAND.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

one gentleman to another. (Cheers.) Apart, however
from erery selfish consideration, they must all t

re that

he might long have the spirit and the health to continue
that sport. (Applause,) He might rely upon it, that

old age as t
cheers.) It

y spor

d wear away than ti:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

Jnnetiot
Preston

iverpool, (

2 Ditto fifth shares
42si Londor

limhatn Exten
!kwall

Consolidat(
Newshares

20 !London and Croydc
6

Third s

London and Portsmouth
SC !London and South West

10 Leeds and 'Direlc..
10 Lynn and Dereharr

ynn and Ely

15.41C13 .. • • • . • • • •
4 Quarter shares (B)
I Quarter shares (C)
1# Manchester & Birmingh. Con
1# Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby
93 lanchestcr, Bolton, & Bury ~
5 Manchester, Sheffield & Midland
82 Manchester and Leeds I

2 Ditto c.

Dit
Matlock aid

xteetith shares

18 1 £4O

Stock.' Con. Birm'righam and Derby
2 Mold J unct ion

15 I Vewcastle atm Ber

100 Newcastle and Carlisle
25 Quarter shares

tle and Darlingtot

25 Ditto (Brandling Junction)
50 Newc:istle and North Shields
224 North British
84 Half shares
14 Ditto (Carlisle branch)

.
Stock.lgorth Unto
Stock. Ditto

50 'Northern andEistern
20 Norwich and Brandon

5 New shares
428 North Staffordshire •
11 North Wales Mineral ..........
5 New shares
22s North Western
Nottingham, 51ansfleld.& Midid
124 Oxford, Worcester & Wolver...
All Preston and Wyre
All Preference (5 per cent)
All New (5 per cent & div.)
2i Half shares (A)
Ilalf shat es (B)
8354 d Sixth shares
14 Preston and Wyre Extcnsion
100 Runcorn Gap
10 New shares (4u dis.)
40 Ditto preference
185 Sheffield and Manchester
$ Quarter

15.1 }-shares No. 2

24 *.sharos No. 3 ....
li Sheffield and Lincoln

21 Shrewsbury and Great Westerr
2i Shrewsbury, Wolverh. & Bii..
5 S'bury, Oswestry & Chcster...
somerietshire and Midland ...
15 South Devon

AO South Eastern and Dover
16 New shares No. I
10 New share, No. 2
15 Consolidated Thirds
2i Half shares.
10 Scottish Central
2i New shares
10 Scottish Midland,
42s South Slid and
2i smell Staffordshire Junction ..
li Southport and Euxton
410 Trent Valley, Midland, &G.Junc
2a Tre:.t Valley Continuation
11 Warwick and Cheltenham.....,
22i Wakefield, Pontefract, and Goole

21 Extension shares
42s Warwickshire and London
42i West Riding Union .......

d Weymouf

5 (Wilts, Somerset,
18 IWhitehaven Junction
West End and Southern Count
Whitebaven and Furness
25 Yarmouth and Norwich..
So York and Nurth Midland
25 Ditto h

Shares

15 I New Half Shares
25 (Scarborough)

30 i York and Selby .t

I IRISH LINES
7i 'Belfast and Ballymena

4 I Djblin and Galway

Great Ccuery Donn

Great Munster

real Southern and Western
Blarney 3 unction

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL

8 !Sam
14 [Stra

5 ITotir, acid Nan
4 iWest Flanders
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

'he present parliament was erected du! ing the time the Whig
administration was in office.
We are not able to-day to reply to the query of " If. S."
We have not been able to read over the long letter of "J. C."
Perhaps our correspondent can leave it with us for a day or
two longer.
The Secretary of the Committee for the erection of the Presby-
terian Church, Canning-street, has written to us to say that
the design fur the building was furnished by Mr. J. A. Hen-
der4on. We have not seen the building since it was com-
pleted, but our contemporaries cla s it " amongst the neatest
and handsomest architectural structures of which Liverpool
can boast."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

LIVERPOOL DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS
and FRIENDS of the above SOCIETY will be held, at the
SAVINGS BANK, Bold-street, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th
Instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon. The Worshipful the
MAYOR. in the Chair.
R. L. CARR, Secretaries.
R. APPLETON,
4, Queen-square, May, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

first-rate

The chair was taken at seven o'clock, by Hardman
Earle, Esq. On his right sat the worthy guest, Sir Wm.
Stanley, Bart., and Charles Stanley, Esq.; on his left,

Laird and D. Neilson, Esqrs.; and amongst the company
we noticed Joseph Aspinall, (who acted as secretary on
the occasion,) Michael Humble, Wm. Hind, Frederick
Lyons, and Joseph Dawson, Esqrs., and Colonel Talto,
(stewards,) under whose management the company were
so placed, that not the slightest confusion took place, and
the evening was spent as though the company had been a
merely social party. In other parts of the room we ob-

served J. SoMeriille Jackson: J. H. Hind, R. Ashton,
W. l3rancker, H. Barton, T. Bushby, H. P. Cooper, K.
!lushly, H. Earle, jun., T. Earle, T. Green, W. Pike,
J. Grindrod, W. Hancock, J. Shaw Leigh, Todd Naylor,
H. T._ Naylor, J. Okell, C. Rawson, jun., M.N. Ray nes,

_ .
. ' -. .
J. Solomon J. Stevenson, Jerome Smith. S. Willoughby,
Hugh Witliams, J. F. Williams, H. Watson, Boltor
Case, E. Parry, W. Watson, H. Crackenthorpe, J

impson,

Bin rig

Woithilii:ton, W. Cockerell, E,qrs.:

A party of glee sine:ers were in attendance, under the
leadership of Mr. G. Holden, and Far, some excellent glees
during the evening. After the cloth had been removed,
Non nobis Domine was sung with novel cff..ct.

.
The CHATRMAN then rose, gave
the Queen." 'Then followed his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, and the rest of the Royal Family, and the
Queen Dowager, all of whom were drank with great en-
thusiasm.

•` Her Alajesty

The CHAIRMAN said, the next toast embraced two
branches cf the public sery

ve, of which every Er
Cheers.) It v

had reason to be

r con-

nation
The CHAIRMAN next gave, the Lord Lieutenant of the
County. (Drank with If4l

The Army an

Cheers.)

leers.)

The CHAIRMAN

d the t

t he was

propose was tb

Sir William h

He was speaking, be w
gentlen

are, the stn
said it was

of every

present when

Irce of t

.0 pay t

r respe

A Only

convey to him their

.s Co Sir William

invigorating,
Nor was it a

kt!owl?d

i them to enjoy 1

that was. Few of them t

to a commit

o preser

had nothing more than the r

d no fa

hear.) But the value of tl:

be ei tfict

in this cot

very considerably enbanced by the manner i

was cont.,
the habit
highly gr

hear); in every one
his hou

ng out wi

fled by the ur

!eding courtesy whic

vorthy baronet. (Loud the
ions, when the zeal of some
led them to tranec

must h
net.. the

ty of w

of other

ss the rults of

ced by t

sportsimin, Sir William never forgot wha
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

evidence in the same bellaY. This closed the Toxieth
Commissioners' case. Mr. John Stewart b-ing called,
stated that the sewerage proposed by the Corporation

pro and con, and the Chairman (the room ha
viously been cleared) said, " It is the unanimou
of the committee that the preamble of this bill is
in adjourned. On Thursday, the corn-
On

s °mint
wed.'

clauses

being read, and a question put by
stated by the agent for the 'l'oxteth
they did not intend to proceed with

he Chairman, it was

ussion took place relative to Mr. Eta
d the pc

ion of the Al
£30,0(

Comrany, who,
hed the

tel. hut exnendet
th of

D, and mil,
ich they t

Geo. HI., on it
ried out

The con

hose parties should br

cinle tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

CONTRACT, about 50
ited

It SIDE of tl

h the Con,

SIA./-13AGATIft.LE TABLES

TO BE DISPOSED-OF, two excellent SECOND-HAND
BILLIARD TABLES, with Marking-board, Balls, and Cues
complete, on reasonable terms.. Sizes, 12 feet by 6, and 6 feet
by 4. .

PRIVATE ROOMS, and every accommodation for Commer-
Al nentlpmen_

Dinners from Twelve to Six

TAIPORTANT LETTER received by Mrs. Kearsley,
Proprietress of the only Genuine WIDOW WELCH'S
FEMALE PlLLS.—Madam,—SuSan Smith, of Baumber, wishes
me to write to acknowledge your kindness for the two Boxes of

Pills. the is now; in heit t'ventieth year, and has been for the
last six years in a very delicate state of health ; she has had the
best Medical advice that could be suggested, and the benefit of
the Dispensary, but all to no avail, and given up as incurable,
supposing her complaint would ,terminate in consumption.
She heard of the many virtues of your Female Pills, and sent to

my shopfora- box, which gave her relief; she tried another
box and continued recovering : as she could not afford more,
she wished me to write you, and the two boxes you had the
kindness to forward, has effected a total cure. She is now in
good health and capable of engaging a situation in servitude.
She wishes me further to state, that she cannot sufficiently ac-
knOwletlge her gratitude.

I hae the hotiOur to be, Madam, your obedient servant
B. CUSSONS,

Bookseller and Medicine Vendor, Horncastle,

3d Augnst, 1844,

o long and justly celebrated for their peculiar
ongly recommended to the notice of every lady,

ed ifie sanction and approbation of most gentle-
fedical profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine
moving obstructions, and relieving all other
Awes to which the female frame is liable, especially
kb, at an early period of life, frequently arise from
and general debility of the system. They.
•

havinp,obta

want of c

is the only on

than' fifty ye
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

ALE, several large and small Lots of BUILD-
-3• LAND, in eligible situations. Also, a number of

AApripyi:Ut:.,m
Mr. J. C. FA IRCLOUG 1-1, 8, Exchange-alley Nord
.
sage of 6 feet wide, running on the westerly side of the said
Freehold Security.
Premises 74 feet 6 inches. and in the whole, including 3 feet On account of the Underwriters.
into certain ways or passages of 6 feet wide, 228 square yards, ANCHORS, CHAIN CABLES, CAMPBOOSE, SAILS, &c.
or thereabouts. By GREGSON and SON, Liverpool. (One interest.)

from 1300 to

Tenure of the same is Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars apply to Mr. R. A. PAYNE, Solicitor

EXTENSIVE SALE OF A CONSIGNMENT 01,
r'A INTINGS, ENGR.IVINGS, BOOKS, LITLIOGRA-
'WIC PRESS, FANCY STATIONER'
By Mr. HOWELL,
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 20th, Tin

Pounders 6 Ship's SAILS, ant
Pleasure Yacht, and 'sundry other Ships' Stores
Apply to GREOSON and Sox, 47, Lc:icier Castle-street
SHIPS and other VESSELS on SALE, from 80 to 800 tons

DAY next, the 21st
even o'clock punc•

AT NEWHALL, NEAR NESTON,
Five Miles from Bebington, and 4} from Hooton Statior,

rsed "T(

Ts for Henrey's Stock," will be

on MONDAY F

THE Genuine Collection of about Thirty valuable
PAINTINGS, by favourite Masters of the Foreign Schooli
of Art ; large Assortment of F.NGRAVI NGS ; 200 Prod (before
letters) Engravings of her Majesty the Queen, by. S. W. Rey.
nolds ; Steel Engravings of the Coronation, various Heads;
4811" &c • richly-coloured Sporting Prints, large quantity of Cali.

o'clock precise

rPHE choice STOCK of DAIRY COWS, Calved and mo be SOLD,
LL Incalf, Barren Cows, Yearling Calves, six powerful Draught 1 London-built Tray
Horses, Gears, valuable Thrashing ➢uachine, three Broad- behind, (the oronerty of

excellent Second-hand
TZKA, with Rumble-seat

Narrow-wheeled Carts, Land holler, two Turnip Cutters,
six Ploughs, four pair Harrows, Wheelbarrows, about 45

uantity of BOOKS in t

Ay,- Seel-street,

Acres (

aypa.)oo'

rooners, Wa

&c

ved Tills DAY; (Tuesday,) the 19th instant, when

CLAUGHTON-CUM

D BUILDING LAND, IN THE
'GTON IN THE COUNTY 01

TUIE C(
1. Acts o 1

NIISSIONERS acting under the several
Lrliament for the IMPROVEMENT of the

rpo BE SOLD, b.

In ELIO IDLE Lc

'or 131111,13'N° PURPOS
LAND

Piece or Parcel of LAND, on the south

aid Townships, viz,

that the y

I nuisan

stable}

4-15,000, to be LENT, on good

.. ~......P.ni. ■ ac". 9 ./.1G A 1 CIL 11121.1.111., CM CoICV CU %, 1.1%."-11, 011 Ille
TO LINEN DRAPERS, HOSIERS, &t"
Quay, at the Police Depot, north end Princes Dock,
amounthtienEg,staastepoefrTstito:ckissßHooEkNßEY,
Prices,
ON SALE, by TENDER, by ord
NCHOR WOOD STOCK, nearly new, about 12
cwt ; CHAIN CABLE, CAMPB(X)SE, STOVE, Two 9- o. 1.1...,..,C0TLA ND-ROAD,
1 9 SUIT of SAILS, fit for a
t:.:568 4s. Ild and
Liverpool, Draper, a Bankrupt, the STOCK-IN-TRADE,
~
which will be Sold at a discount therefrom.
The Stock and Inventory may be inspected on the. Premises,
at Liverpool, from this until and on SATURDAY, the 23d day of
May instant.

r of the Assignees of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

J. Marriage, j un. Cl►clmsfurd, miller

E• Knyvett, Great Stanmore

F. Carey, Nottingham, hatter

M id.ilesex, teacher of =sic.

J. Henderson, High Crosby, Cumberland, horse dealer.
BANKRUPTS.

William Abnrrow, Liverpocl, druggist, May 26, June 19, at
12 o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, Messrs. Gregory
and Co., Bedford-row; official assignee, Mr. Groom, Abchurch-
lane, Lombard-street.

William Bucknell Lemon, Croydon, ironmonger.
Luke Whitby, Poultry, Landon, builder.
Robert Smith, Sussex street, Tottenham-court-road, cabinet.
maker.

Thomas Showell. Ludga e•street, Ludgate-hill, tailor
Wiliam Erick, Hackney-road, London, baker.

George Sex, Stonecutter-street, Farringdon-street, job master.
Richard Mills and George Puckle, Southwark and Mark lane,
hop factors.
Charles Murry Williams, Bristol, ironmonger.
Philip Vaughan. Brecon, scrivener
Samuel Hill, Bolton-le-Moors, boiler maker.
John Bridgwood, Forebridge, Staffordshire, butcher.
DIVIDENDS.

June 5, J. S. Feakes, Cambridge, cordwainer—June 5, J. Key,
Great Prescott-street, Goodman's-fields, oilman —June 5, J. W.
Frost, Back-lane, Kingsland-green, coffee dealer—June 5, L. E.
L. E. Parkins, Bicester. Market-end, Oxfordshire, chemist and
druggist—June 8, J. Dalton, Wandsworth, grocer—Jane 12, S.
Parse'', Strand, ir,nmonger—June 12, P. %V. Carter, Brewer-
street, Golden•square. woollen drapers—June 10, M. and H.
Emanuel, Hanover square, London, goldsmiths—• June 12, T.
Robinson, Swansea, Glamorganshire, grocer—June 18, S.
Brown, Denton, Lancashire, hat manufacturer—June 9, S.
Littler, Liverpool, draper—June 10, G. Ashworth and M. :3.
Keyworth, Manchester, common brewers—June 9, T. Parnell,
Manchester, Jaceman—June 16, J. Gibson, Manchester, vete-
rinary surgeon—June 8 J. Curtis, Birmingham, chandler—June
G. Last, Birmingham, general merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

of the workhouse, who

al arid industry, laid

re gl6d to hear.that
aardians.—Builder.

peetable farmer,

who resided at

sConnty, was inhu

The deceased, who held a large tract of land from Mr.
Robert Drought, of Cappagolln, King's County, was em-
ployed to serve ejectrnents on a tenant who owed large ar-
rears of rent, and for which act he was followed from the
market and murdered on the road not far from his resi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, MAY 11

The show of both Beasts and Sheep was large and of an ex•
cellent quality. The attendance of hu; ers was very numerous
the market brisk, and most sold at last week's quotations
Beef, 6s 6d to 7s per stone; Mutton, 6d per lb. Cattle, 230;
Sheep, 4800.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-19

on, the Queea of all
to Drury-lane Theatre to

stion as to wt

hoarse as to render it a
possible for her to ap-
o her perplexity, her
1-box, but persisted
h her. " What can
I suppose I must
"And a lucky

of her jewe

s must have got i'

er, " li I

perhaps serve to open

FIE BURNING OF THE CAROLINE.—II is curious how
public were gulled by prints of the Caroline g

o stror

oing over

; every one who
which the great body of
ie is broke up, and which
vould be one of the grandest

las seen

re that nothing, let it be

e impetuosity of this
un-brig was launched
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

June 12, R. Black!,
C. Wolton, Halstead. Essex. ironmonze

s, I.ydd, Kent, innkeeper—June 13, J

London. army ageuts—Jorie -la, W. Bell, Permtuch-street;
London, merchant—June I , Ogle and W. Walton, Liverpool,
merchants—June ly, J. and $. Owen, Sheffield, merchants-
June Ig, W.Wingfield. Rotherham, brevvr —June 28, E. But er.
Carrington, Nottinghamshire, iron merchant —June 0, J. and
D. Sugden, fludderi-fie:d, fancy cloth.manuracturers—June 17,
J. Flazz•Llen, Bolt n-le.Moors. cotton spinner—June 17. T.
Wren, Preston, sharehrot er—June 16, C. M. Wilkinson, Ulver-
ston, Lancashire, Wine merchant.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on

June 19, A. A. Innen and A. Cookes. tittle Queen-street,

Holborn, varnish mannfacturers—Jnue lei, G. J. Jackson, Livei
pool, sharebroker—J use 1.5, M. ire ly, Liverpool, provisio
dealerL—June 18. C. Fwbank, Manchester, sharehroker—Jun
15,W. Brown, Manchester, c Atoll spinner—June 12, A. Franc

WEEKLY RP:FORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSNTALS. •
MAY. 23, 1836. •

Medical and Su

ical Wards

Relieved

Fever and Small Pox
11Ied.e ki and•Snrzical Wards

Lying-in Ward:
Lock

Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Macalloch

Physician and Surgeon
_jar the week, Dr. Tinnion and

Mr. Burgess.
Consulting Physicians. Dr. Mac:orie and Dr. Gouthwaite.
House Surscons, Mesirs. Radcliffe and Macdougall.
Apothecary, lir:Gilmour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

none
1 —4 ) 0

Jan. 14 Lima
Mar. I

24 ! Mobile

Ap-il 8 I Monte Video
Mar. 14 N. Orleans ..
May 4 New Yolk ..
Mar. 29 Pernambuco .
April 19 Rio Janeiro..
„ 25 avannah....
~ 25 Valparaiso .

TIDE TABLE.

1 maN

EVN. IfiIITOUTI HOLTDAYS

I 6 l6 0

1 42 15 3
2 2'l 14 2
3 1 I 13 3 Whit Sunday
3 46 12 3

Feb. 1
May 1
Feb. 1
April 3

April
Mar.
May

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HULL,

Report of cases for the week ending Saturday, May 23
Persons relieved at the Dispensary ..
Patients visited at their °wallow's-

.
Physician, Dr. Ashcroft.
Stirgeons..Mes,rs. Hayes, Lockwood and Harris,

---•
House SurgeCn, Mr. Ecclecton.
Apothecary Mr. liuhne,

LIVE kr .2 itrt AT V RI:PORT, MAY 23

DISCITARORD

In-patients cured
Rel►eved and at owii reque
Macle Out-patients

n egalar
Dead

!4 In-patient.
!O Out-patients
CasualKinrinethp wn.t
0 I Remaining in the h

Con suiting Snrgeons, Mr. Forshaw an el Mr Dawson
Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Blundell.
House Visitnrs, J. B. Braneker and Jacob Willink, Esqrs
Horse Surgeon Mr. M`Cheane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
RICHARD GI BSON.Treasurer

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, MAY 23

[WEEKLY REPORT.]

Relieved and at own requestio
tg Attending as Out Patients 16
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

DAW BARN,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
110, BOLD-STREET.
TROUSERINGS, in the greatest Variety, in French
and English DOESKINS 0, BOLD-STREET.
D BARN'S.
TAIL AND DRAPER,
10, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE. PRICE OF

EN E T

B L I N D S,

AT
WLEDGER'S WINDOW BLIN lANUFACTORY,
• 31, PARADISE- REET,
who has constantly on hand an ensive and well-seasoned
STOCK, and can furnish aHo complete with them in
SIX HO ' NOTICE.
Gauze Wire, and every er description of Blinds, at very
moderate Prices, and si nor Workmanship.
OBSERVE,
• 31, P RADISE-STREET,
Between the Unitarian Chapel and the Star and Garter Hotel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

y, was safely delivered of four f

daughter.
On the lgth instant, at ]
WALLEY, RN , of daughter.
Same day, at liendon, the C
On the :If th instant, at Lon

On the '42nd i
Arrowe- hall. Cheshire, of a _
Same day. at the Lord Chief JMrons residence, in Guildford.
street, London, Lady POLLOCK. of a dauahter.

r.t, the lady of J. It. SHAW

, Esq., of

Lately, at the Hagt
Ti.Y L, to Madame M
On the leth ultimo,
the Rev. C. Lane, HENRY CHARLi
of the late Charles Pratt, Esq., Com

Attache to the Poriuguese Er
daughter of the ate GEt. Rid

HAMILTON
to CASTELINA, dal

grand-c aughter of

,stle, Q .een's County
On the I Ith instant,

daughter (.f tt
Wore Hall, Shrop
On the 12th IH

06 the
EN DA I

On the 7t

Townsend, Mr. THO
to Miss MARGARET

t. Fi'flip's

to Miss MA RY W H
On the lath irstan:

JOHNS

Toxteth-Parl,

the ke

t. .16h

On the lfrh instant, at
Marshall, Mr. DANIEL,

WATKIN KEN

4.1-BAN, t

,tune day, at Wrentni
Mr JOSEPH BECKET"
o► the late Mr. JAMES

On the 2 th nirtant, at St J
EDWARD KEATING, to Miss

Same day, Mr. GEORG,
town. to JAN+. COOPER. y
Esq., Sipson Howe, Har noodsw, uon.
Sane day, et St Augustine's Chui eh, by the Nev. Dr. Tatter
shall. Ik'r. JOHN VAUGHAN, to MATILDA. &cope( daughter
of Mr. PHII IP JONLs ALCOCK. of Wrexham.
On the .21st last nt at: St.Jobn the Baptist's chureh_

hn CLoper,

Giastord, Nr. SAA
mei of Mr.

ch. by the Rev. S.

CLL. C. foul,
LLIS JONES,

e't Plead

MARY FAIR::
VI LSON. and

Esq.. of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

I SOLVENT

May 20, John Wright, Oxford.stieet, London, chemist and
druggist.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.

April 11, Algernon Spar ke, Jewin crescent, Jew in-street, L• n
don, wine merchant.

May I, Jcseph Davis, Fleet-street, London, gun manufac-
turer.

May tt, William Sibson Alderton, Chancery-lane, London,
steel pen manufacturer.
April '29, Chauncey Robbins and William Smith Martin, Bir.

tam, mere

BANKRUPTS.
Edmondson Cooban, Liverpool, brewer, jun. 9,29, at twelve
" • .

o-clocm, at the Liverpool iruArict Court of li .illcruptcy ; so.
licitors, Messrs. Corntliwaite and Co., Old Jewry-chambers
London ; abd Mr Pemberton, Liverpool ; official bssigbee, Mr
Tuner, Liverpool

George Jones, T xteth park, Lancashire, builder, June 2. 30,
. . _ _

solicitor, Mr. Berkeley. Lincoln's inn fields; and Mr. Jones,
Liverpool ; official assignee. M.. C •zenove, Liverpool.
Walter M•Dowall, Pemberton row, Gough square, London
printer

J.tin Edward Bacon, Upper Russell street,
leather factor:

Robert Dallinger Markham, Edmondton, boarding-house-
keeper.

Alexander Beattie and Francis M•Naghten, Nicholas-lane,
Lombard.stftet, London, merchants.
Wi.ilarn White. Morpet -street, Bethnal-green. builder.
John Be; ry. Chnrch.street, Paddington, draper.
Alexander Thorn, High Holborn, London, oilman.
James Perry, Harlqw, Essex grocer.
Mary Artni-t-d Crawford-street. Marylebone. milliner.
Richard Xthi.4ht and Alfred Knight, jun., Budge-row, London.

statk),,er,

Andrew Valentine Leman and William Andrew, Fenchurch•
stree , London, wholesale mahogany merchants.
Kohert Howard Pae e. Great Yarmouth. Norfolk. in nkeener.

Joseph Haynes, Aldermanhury, woollen warehouseman
Ann 1-tonin,:on, Che-ter.le-street, Durham. linendraper.
Tho t,as Hitt Harvey. Weymouth. cement merchant.
Peter Rhodes, Manchester, cotton spinner.
James Edwards, Birmingham. ironf.nnder.

orcet•ter • ban broker,
DI VI DEN DS.

June 12, R. Blacklocks, i ydd, Kent. innkeeper—June 13, J
C. Wohon, Halstead. Essex ironmonger—June 12. G Graham
T. Adams. and M. H. Macfarane, (heapside, London. ,--""
printers —June 16, G. Dickinson. South Portman-me..
lon, farrier-1,•-- A. R ^ .rzyll street

June ►7, itossand, and J. Ogilvie.
London.. army agents—June 14, W Bell, Fenchurch-strec
London, merchant—June 1 ,J. ogl.- and W. Walton, Liverpool,
merchants—June 19. J and S. Owen, Sheffield, merchants-
June I,r, W.Winafield Rotherham. brew 1.1.,0 00 V ri.st e.

June 17
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

r. Maunsell of the conSeguences, he proceeded to obtain
entrance, and was resisted from within4de with stones
And other missiles. The temper of the inmates, at the
rime, may be inferred from their infuriated conduct, and

their constant threats of a renewal of the massacre of Car-
rickshock, to which an air of likelihood was given by the
multitudes who had assembled on the neighbouring, hills,

either to witness the transaction, or to intioddate the ad.
ministrators of the law, or possibly, if necessa4v, to take
cart with those who were bent 4 n rP Forcibi
possi.ssion, as WP I'""" • ••

sistance.
a aim d by

of missiles from the wi

ws (the sashes of whic
ion); the riot act wt

had been removed for t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

R. J. H. MINTORN, in returning thanks to the
_al.* Ladies of Liverpool for their kind patronage during his
visit th.the town, begs to state his intention of establishing a
permanent AGENCY for the SALE of the WAX and other
MATERIALS...used in the making of WAX FLOWERS, as
manufactured by the Messrs. MINTORN, 36, Soho-square, Lon-
don, (for which read their Hand Book to Y_ax Flowers,) and to
particnlarly caution Ladies against ons who, under pretext
of sellhig the Wax as inanufactu by the Messrs. M., attempt
to pass off other articles for e Art which are of a spurious
character, particularly the eparation of Colours, which alone
can be obtained gen& of their specially appointed Agents.
In any case where the Messrs. Mintorn can bring home to the
parties such an attempt at imposition, it is their fixed deter-
mination to expose the names of the individuals so acting.