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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

Vitittb &tato,

Positively to sail on tke 13th instant.
For NEW YORK,
The- fir.e new American Ship MEMNON,
_ • _ _ Captain J. R. GORDON ;
i•r

Burthen 960,t

cons; coppered and topper-fastened ; <of
the first class; and 'one of the..swiftest vessels afloat, having
made her last voiy:go:;pie-Tork in 22 days, and the return
voyage in 15 days 4 s—one of the shortest voyages on re-
eerd.—For freig cabin passage apply to Captain GORDON,
on board, Waterloo Dock, or to
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, and Co.

THE "BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

Ts sail positively on Thursday next, the 7th instant,

I

The magnificent New York-built Packet-ship

CALEB GRIMSHAW,

-<4.

W. E. HOXIE, -ider ;

166 tons register. This cel ed ship is only on her third
)gage, and is, wellAno as one of the finest Packets in the
Ipply onboard, north end Prince's Deck, or to

C. GRIMSHAW and Co

Succeeding Packets, now in Port.
CREOLE (new ship) Captain FOSTER.
PRINCETON (new ship) Captain RUSSELL
FANCHON (new ship) Captain LUNT.

ST. GEORGE

'S LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL

AND NEW YORK

Loading westside Prince's Dock, and will be despatched on the
10th December,----

►.

Themagnificentyterl-merican Ship

A,IDICEW FOSTER,

J:lforvas, Jun., Commander

This unrivalled ship is. now on her third voyage; coppered and

copper-fastened; is 1286 tons register; and in every respect a
most eligible conveyance for dine freight.—For freight or cabin

passage apply to

A. TAYLOR and Co., 8, Lancelot's-hey

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
LINE •OF PACKETS.

M'..Am -Sailing from LIVERPOOL on the Ist of each Month
And from PHIL4DELPHIA on the 10th.

EUROPE, Captain HENRY F. MIERCKEiV.. 650 tone,

BERLIN, Captain ALFRED F. SMITH

700 tons,

MARY PLEASANTS, Capt. J.Q. BOWNE ..800 tons.

SHENANDOAH, Captain W. H. W.six

SOO tons.

materials; coppered and c er-fastened, and commanded by
men of acknowledged ent. To ensure strict punctuality in
sailing, goods canno received after midnight of the second
day previous to nig.
These Ships will take steam up the Delaware.
Apply to JAMES 11PHENRY, 5, Temple-place,
A. TAYLOR and Co., 8 Lancelot-hey,
Or In Philadelphia to
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents to the pound sterling.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

PHILADELPHIA&LIVERPOOL LINE ofPACKETS

Sailing from LIVERPOOL on the Ist of each month, and

PHILADELPHIA on the lOth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

,sh was cast more back-
lire, and four at the.
it till within 1 foot,b,

the angle, the low(

le, the result ten

inches in MI
centre, and 5 inches a° t the sides:Unwept : in other words,
all the soot brought from the top of the flue, or any per'
pendicular portion after a second angle. would be le4
along the bottom of the slope, to a depth varying frog,.
to 3/ inches, measuring
This fully accounts for ti

so often tale
_ ce, to the annoyance of housekeepers, after the use oi
the best brushes. It is true, after the position 109 t
named, viz. 1 foot 6 inches of the angle, the brush desceue7
till it reaches the bottom of the slope, when about 9 inches
from the perpendicular part of the flue.
With the same canes, and all other things as before, the
Vulcan Machine was tried. In ascending, it did lot
touch the bottom, being held up to the top. The brusbee,
being fixed separately, in connexion with the elastic band
of vulcanised India rubber, yielded easily to the pressure.
On returning, the action of the brushes forced the head to
take a lower and more horizontal position, and there trali
no point at which the brush did not scrape the bottom i'
the flue.
In conclusion, it may be remarked that the principle
upon which these machines are constructed, is one caps'
ble of being varied to meet almost every imaginable peal'
liarity of chimney; and it is the object of the patentees
to investigate every minutiae connected with the subject
so completely, that they feel assured the public will gice
them a corresponding support, it being manifestly their
object to have the whole of the chimney swept, and not
portion left untouched, with an accumulation of soot
along the bottom. The public can have no better prtnt,
of the efficiency of the Vulcan Machines, than is derive'
from the fact, which numerous housekeepers in your
town can attest, viz. that where the Patent Machines hu're
been introduced in chimneys, swept three weeks pre-
viously by the old machine, from half a bushel to a mew'
sure of soot, and in one case a bushel and a half, has bee'
extracted. But the very circumstance of the horrid
climbing system being still adopted, gives additional de-
monstration of the inefficiency of the ordinary machine.
I am, sir, yours faithfully, S. F. EVERY.
Elm Bank, near Derby, Nov. 20th, 180.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

THE LATE IBRAHIM. PASHA

Ibrahim Pasha has left only three sons living—Ahmed
Bey, born in 1825; Ishmael Bey, born in 1830, both pur-
ning their studies in Paris; and Mustapha Bey, born in

832, at

present in

Ibrahim Pasha was buried with military honours, but
with little ceremony, on the day of his death, in Mehemet
Ali's family tomb, in the vicinity of Citiro. Selim Pasha
has gone to the Upper Country to see that order and tran-
quillity are maintained there, arid during the temporary
absence of Abbas, Said Pasha assumed the authority in
Cairo.

Abbas Pasha, who succeeds Ibrahim in-the government
of the country, was born in Arabia, in 1813. He is the
son of Toussoon Pasha, Mehemet Ali's second son, who
in the year 1816, and his right to the
'roin his being at present the elde3t

a I succession arises

CHARITY BALL AT A.INTREE.—The charity ball at the
Grand Stand, Aintree, under the patronage of the Earl
and Countess of Sefton, will take place in the Large Room,
on Wednesday, the 13th instant. It is fully expected
that the attendance will be numerous, and that the affair
wia be at once brilliant and delightful.
STREET ACCIDENT.—On the night of the 25th of last
month, a man named John Moony, aged 54, was crossing
Parliament-street, when a cart coming down, went over
him. Whether he had fallen down before the cart came
up or was knocked down there is no proof. He died on
Saturday.
IrAPHAEL'S ALMANAC. This prophet
. .

messenger,
ucti last year contained such a singular prediction—since
verified—of the revolution in France, is now published
for next year. It contains many new predictions as to the
weather, political commotions, &c., which are interesting
to the curious. There is also much valuable information
,s.: in addition of a miscellaneous kiwi.
P.. . a._ v•

terday, an elderly man, named Robert Rushton, who had
his head bandaged up, preferred a charge against a rough-
looking young man, named Robert Beggs, for having
violently assaulted him. The prisoner is a carter, and
was employed by the complainant in that capacity. He

was at wcrk on 6aturday, and complainant paid his wages
to his wife. Prisoner next day came to his masters, and
on his-refusing him money, he struck complainant, and
in a scuffle which ensued, actually bit off a great part of
his (complainant's) ear. _ The surgeon who hadAiressed
the wound, said that about half the ear was torn or bitten

ler was committed for trill

IARGE OF STEALIN

WEARING APPARF

Yester-

day, at the volic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

THE LIVERPOOL STODARD.

Illarhetg,

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, DEC. 1.
There has been a moderate demand for Sugar, and only 250
hhds. B. P. sold, at rather lower prices ;68000 bags Bengal have
been disposed of at the former quotations; nothing done in
Madras or Mauritius. 220 cases and 1200 bags Brazil have
been sold this week, the latter all sea-damaged; low to mid-
dling brown 325. to 345. 6d., and ordinary white at 365. 6d. per
cwt., besides which 20 hhds. Porto Rico and 900 bags China
have found buyers.-Rather more disposition is shown to do
business in Molasses; the sales consist of 240 casks Antigua,
of middling quality, at 17s. 6d., and 100 casks Demerara at
16s. 6d. to 17s. per cwt., the latter being for a fine parcel.-
Ceffee remains very dull, and no transactions of moment are
reported.-No sales of PinieLto, Ginger, or Pepper.-120 bags
Guayaquil Cocoa sold at 275. per cwt.-100 tierces Carolina
Rice brought 16s. to 20s. per cwt., and 6000 bags Bengal, Bs. 9d.
for yellow cargo, Bs. 9d. to 9s. 6d. for broken, and 10s. to 11s. 9d.
for middling old to fine white, being rather lower.-Holders
require full rates for Rum, and in consequence the sales are
limited to 70 puns., chiefly Demerara, at fully last week's
prices.-No improvement to notice in Tea, and for the little
business done by private contract, prices remain the same both
for Blacks and Greens; at a sale held yesterday, consisting of
2300 packages, 500 sold ; common Congous went a little lower,
a few fine Congous, 1846 import, sold at Is. 6d. per lb.-About
20 chests of Bengal Indigo have been disposed of at 2s. 9d. to
38. Id. per lb.-220 chests of Black Shell Lac brought 325. to
335., and 100 chests 395. for bright liver, 1100 bags of Turmeric
14s. 9d. to 155., and Sago Flour 19s. per cwt. ; some small sales
made in Cutch at 15s. per cwt.-Saltpetre and Nitrate of Soda
continue dull, and scarcely any sales made in either article.-
150 tons of Saldanha Bay Guano sold at 9s. per ton.

Artartlets.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 2.
The general trade of the week has been very inactive, but we
hear that some considerable parcels of Flour have been taken
off, rather as a speculation than for the supply of consumption.
At Lixerpool large supplies continue to pour in, but at yester-
day's market some degree of firmness was observable, and as
regarded bonded Wheat and Flour, there was a disposition to
purchase on speculation. At Wakefield, though some reduc-
tion was submitted to, any attempt to force still further decline
was resisted. Of our market to-day, it may be observed that,
without much disposition to buy, there is less anxiety to force
sales; this remark applies to. every article. We reduce our

quotations for Wheat 3d. per bushel, Flour is. per sack, Oats
Id. to 2d. per bushel, Oatmeal 6d. per load, and Indian Corn
28. per quarter; beyond which holders do not appear disposed
to give way.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGERS
TO THE UNITED STATES

The Subscriber continues to despatch first-class
fast-sailing American Packet-ships to NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA, and other parts of the

United States

The advantages offered to Shippers are Moderate Bates of
Freight, Strict Punctuality of Sailing, and Prompt Delivery of
Goods.

EMIGRANTS will have their Passage at_thrlowest possible
rate consistent with a due regard to their comfort, and a faithful
supply, during the voyage, of CoalscWater, and Bread Stuffs,
of the best quality.

THE "BLACK STAB" LINE OF PACKETS.
LIVERPOGE TO NEW YORK.
Tons register. To sail.
goo .... 7th December

MARMION, FREEie
SENATOR, COFF,
NESTORIANyGooutrus
A Z, ZEREGA
RICHARD COBDEN, BARRELL
ARCOLE, PROA L
E. Z., HARTSHORNE
JAMESTOWN, TRASK
ENTERPRISE, FUNK
SEA, BARSTOW
LOUISIANA, BARSTOW
REPUBLIC, BLIVEN
ATLAS, HomAN
PACIFIC, COFFIN
L Z, MOSES
ELSINORE, RILEY
IVANHOE, EDWARDS
ABERDEEN, HUBBARD

CHAOS, OSTROM
J Z, PORTER
DE WITT CLINTON, FUNK

LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE NEW LINE OF PACKETS.
Tons Register. To sail.
WILLIAM PENN. MICHAELS 810..26th December,
HELEN M`GAW, BURWELL SOO . 26th January.
KALAMAZOO, FAULK 800..26th February.
HIBERNIA, (new ship,) C. E. SALTER 900.. 26th March.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW ORLEANS
Tons Register. To 1

WM. HENRY HARBI
MINNESOTA, ALLEN

Immediate]

Freight engaged, passage secured, and other information
obtained by application to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK,
2,Tower-chambers, Old Churchyard, and 115, Waterloo-road,
LIVERPOOL.

AO :NTS IN NEW YORK,
WILLIAMS and GUION, 40, Fulton-street

AGENTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
RICHARDSON, WATSON,

and Ca

Experienced SURGEONS can have FREE CABIN PASSAGES

in any o.

vORK or PHILADELPHIA

THE "BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

SEVENTH OF DECEMBER PACKET

Loading berth, North East Corner Prince's Dock

The well-known splendj.cl' New York • built Packet-ship

.diEiii,

11ARMION,

THO#.(S F. FREEMAN, Commander

900 tons.—Apply to,

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK

SeCCEEDINO PACKETS NOW IN PORT.
SENATOR, Captain COFFIN
NESTORIAN, Captain Goonit Ire 1 Loading Berth
A Z, Captain ZEREGA
RICHARD COBDEN, Captain BARRELL. I Prince's Dock.
ARCOLE, Captain PRO AL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION

THE Fourth and Last of a Series of Four LEC-
TURES, on Ahe CONSTITUTION OF MAN,

WILL BE DELIVERED
By H. BAINBRIGGE, Esq., F.R.C.S.,
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, THE sth INSTANT

SYLLABUS.
The importance of a knowledge of the Physical Constitution
of Man in the preservation of health, and in adapting and re-
gulating the cultivation of the intellectual faculties and exer-
cises of the Body to the condition of the Physical Organs—The

levelopment of

The dang

:er of over-excitement in its earlier stages—The various

periods at which tne tacumes uecome inuSL IatIMIMC
tion in different individuals—Precosity of intellect—lts danger
—Unusual retardation of the manifestation of intellect—The
advantages and disadvantages of early mental training—lnfant
Schools—Their Physical requisite—Modes of instruction—Ef-
fects of dress—Exercise and Diet at the formative period of
._• •

ent classes of society, in regard to Physical as well as Moral
objects—Sanitary projects, Recreations, &c.—The influence of
the advanced slate of civilization at the present time on the
minds, the morals, and the happiness of mankind.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

PARTIES
having been guilty of the EVASION of
PAYMENT OF DOCK RATES,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all RATES due to the

And all Parties who shall not pay such Rates as aforesaid,
.11 be nroccetied azninst for the recovery of the Penalties

incurred by evasion of the payment of such Rotes.
The Tender or Acceptance of the Rates, payment of which has
been previously evaded, will not release the parties from the
penalties consequent upon such evasion

By 'order, DANIEL 111 A FON,
1: ode Office, Liverpool., 20th Norember4 1848.

Secretary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

of exci

'—Was withdrawn, in accordance

with the provisions of the act of 1844, because the corn-
ty, Gold, had gone out of the country temporarily to

measure 1000 yards of cloth per hour with a less number
of yard sticks than we usually require to measure 100
yards ; to weigh in a given time 10001bs. of tea with the
same pair of scales with which we usually weigh 1001bs. ;
and, as the natural result, every body bidding against his
neighbour for the loan of the yard stick and the scales,
the holder of either could exact his own terms. And the
mischief was increased by the anomalous provision of the
act in question, which makes the yard stick and the scales
—or the pound of gold—themselves actual values, as
compared with those of commodities, instead of being,
what they ought to be, only measures of value.

We believe that Mr. Councillor Poole will be proposed
at the Council meeting to-morrow as a member of the
Dock Committee in the room of Mr. J. Bramley Moore.
TOMB OF THE REV. J. H. FORSYTH.—Over the grave
in which, in the month of July last, were deposited the
remains of the Rev. John Hamilton Forsyth, in the
north-west corner of the parish churchyard of this town,
an altar-tomb has just been raised. It bears the follow-
ing inscription :—" Sacred to the memory of the Rev.
John Hamilton Forsyth, second son of Thomas Forsyth,
Esq., of Liverpool, for six years curate of this parish.
He fell asleep in Jesus, June 25, 1848, aged 32 years."
He exhorted them all, that with purpose of heart they
would cleave unto the Lord, for be was a good man, and
full of the Holy Ghost and of faith."—Acts xi., 23, 24.
The style is a gothic of chaste design, and every part of the
work is strictly in keeping. The material of the tomb is
Painswick stone. It rests on a moulded plinth, having
a base of freestone. The four sides of the tomb are
ornamented with sculptured paneling of proportionate
dimensions, containing effectively disposed quatrefoils,
Bristol paper,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

.nd the militai
heir aid. Ti.
sung by Mi!

mountain echo. TL

1, rumiinp

y of the I

master, fr

Captain Pile instantl

1 in saf

a card of

prevente

of man have been cor

f the r

g, though

In her next

cceeded much bet-
)l* voice, though it
rant sang her other

ior of which is also

The driftwav of
a Tunne

Mersey,

fifty feet

D run, which

[i Pile, belong-

nth hay.:
:ed, but

n Claxton, of which

ay that

as my memory serves
Tisated at Liverpool,

,ctual nature c

.cturer was led, in
he brain and ner-

The nervous

of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

Wm. Hughes

REPORT OP THE FEVER AND WORK-
HOUSE HOSPITALS
Remaining per last week 533;
relieved, 74 i Died,.l6; Reim
Fever cases included in the aboi.
100; Admitted, 19; Cur
maining under treatment
Apothecary, Mr. L

WEEKLY

clmitted, 112 ; Cured and
under. treatment, 598;
Kernainin'g per last report
eyed, 18 ; Died, 5; Re-

Mr. to
I Mr. 1

Goyermir, Mr. J. W. Ev

00
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, MOUNT-PLEAS ANT
RT.]

[MONTHLY IU

Is Patient
fot

EYE DEPARTMEN4i
Nov., 320 ; Patients preset
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

Zirt4o, 31arriarre5, Dcatbs.

On the 19th ultimo, at B
thirteenth child. The hrsbar
his second thirteen ; the trio prc
On the 20th ultimo, in Bedf
JAMES DIXON, of a dat
On the 23d ultimo, at h
wife of Mr. CARTER, of
On the 26th ultimo, the
Orford-street, of a son.
On the 27th ultimo, in Brid
STODART, compositor, of a da

)oard the ;tea
''dy pas
iv

Same day, on
hence for Carlisle,
ushered into the work
who was also a passes,
arriving at Annan W

Same day, at the Parsor
the lady of the Rev. W. R

bird wife of her
ad one child, and

ey, a man's t
s first wife I

,senting him w
Ord-street, To:

Ldence, Um

of Mr. WOODI

sort-street, the

T Cumberlat

,swaldtwis
Xi 1211

seven.
Mrs..

corIKILI

11 ultimo, the wife
ial Bank, I

JOHN JAW.
On the
the National Provi

in the Ist instant, Mrs. 11..0

On the Bth September,
Rev. W. It. Lawrence, hlr
HELEN HOLLERIIEAD
On the 13th ultimo, al
THOMAS PEARSON, of

FORD, of Gal
On the 19th
to Miss MART

servant at the Blue

FRANK, eldest son Of tl
R.N., to MARY MAY, foi
On the 22d ultimo, at
wood, Mr. CHARLES L)
town, to CHRISTIANA, t
Same day, at Ormskirk,

farmer, Buiscong
On the 2Cth Mt

Same day, at St. Phil
H. KIRKPATRICK.
Same day, at St. Phil

Same day, at St. Micha
Henry Carpelter, A. 8., IV
ANN lILVING.
On the 27th ultimo, at
the Rev. Mr. Knox, Mr.
eldest daughter of Mr. JO

NAT E E LWE. IG I rf', Ii
-
MARY, widow of the 1
Lodge, near Ediuburgl
Sowe day, at St. Jot
daughter

to Plia
park.

1,111. A

ELIZABETH LA

1 Halifax
On a

painter, to Miss CHA
On the 30th n!t., at
TON to Mrs. ELIZAI

I SON to Ali

VILLIA

-Iter of A.

Rev. Henry(
riner, to Miss

ELIZA i

Rev. R. Kiikt
to SARAH, el

Same day, at the

Rev. A. Lei

of the litt, Jame
to HE,
CORI/

H itl
14:, Es

Same tiny, at St.
the Rev. T. Nolar

Duke-street, the

3URN, of Great

wife of Mr

;band,

'ear Blackburn
son.

EVITH,

e-Fields, b'

to MisilllAß,Y

his town. Mr

,ter of(

turd), b
. JANI

RITCIIARD

;NALL, (

eet, by the IL
IYSON to M

'Greenf

e Rev. Nr

SHTON to 15

daugh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

DOCK COMMITTI
bald on T 1

ndon,
f the
11 the

Glasgow

,nd travel
ne of the
steamers,

Germany.
; but the

It final resting place will pri,
collection is of such general interest oe sure to
meet equal success in the great fairs of Frankfort and other
continental cities, where it is destined to poceed, as it has
done in tl►is country. The collection required eight days
to journey from London to Liverpool ; it required seventy
horses for its transit ; and the fifteen waggons in which it
travels weigh from four to five tons each. Louis Philippe
offered sixty thousand pounds to become its possessor, a
kw years since. The expense of removal from London to

The weekly meeting c
rt of a sub-c

maintaining, and management of the new land-
-stage. It appeared that some doubts had been
started as to whether the management should be in the
hands of the Dock Trust or the Corporation : but it was
the opinion of the solicitor that, in accordance with the

act cif 7th and Bth Victorii., the Dock Trust was the
proper body to have the control. The report was referred
back. with powers for the sub-committev to frame the

'egulations for the general and efficient rr,

ment of the stage.
A statement of the annual accounts was laid on th
table, and it was directed that copies should he sent 1,
each member, preparatory to its consideration at th
) proceed next meeting.

A letter was received from the General 1
pany to the effect that they had effected an improvement
in the electric telegraph, by which they could give facilities
in the working of the dock arrangements. The Company
proposed to erect a complete and perfectly insulated two-
wire telegraph, at £65 per mile, and if the proposal were
approved, they would undertake the work immediately.

selFgraplt Com-

It was considered that the Dock Trust
ready to entertain the proposal, and after some conver--
sation on the subject, the letter was referred to the
Marine Surveyor.

e not vet

The receipt; at the port of Runcorn were stated to be
£46 Is. for the last month, being less by £3 18s. ld.
than the receipts for the corresponding month of last
year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

26, EI

Ick• road

:umbelit of Al
he Rev. C. F.
finds town.

t Of tile Poc

.rable gentler

les vacant. 'fh
his father be

ndia Company, at-13c
:ated partly at Eitirrov
rinity College,:Carnbr
Judge Advocate Gez
having been made a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

FROM
NO. 6, COLQUITT-STREET,
TO
NO. 81, RENSHATV-STREAT,
(TOP OF BOLD-STREET.)
WRAINFORD respectfully informs his Friends
• and the Public, (who have so kindly patronised him
during the last five years in Colquitt-street,) that he intends
REMOVING, on or about the Ist of January next, to PRE-
MISES lately erected in RENSHAW-STREET, where he
hopes to meet with a continuance of those favours which have
hitherto been so liberally bestowed upon him.
In order to open with an entirely NEW STOCK, he has in-
structed Messrs. Taos. WINSTANLEY ONS to SELL by
AUCTION the whole of his prese HOLSTERY and CABI-
NET FURNITURE, on TH DAY, the 14th, and FRIDAY,
the 15th instant, full part' ars of which will be given.
CHEA APER HANGINGS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

ever angt

it's IT,
the Company have proposed to employ such of the Pre;
sent sweeps as could produce good characters, feeder
it right to give them the first chance of occupation, under
a new and improved system. Instead, however, of niee',
ing the Company fairly, numbers of the
present sweeps go
about stating all manner of evil against the new machine
and, as I am informed, " if one half were true, it woul,l
be enough to prevent the public frnm them ;

one into houses representipb
the Patent Company. The
at Plymouth, where t'"
Ire put forth against the ►na:

same conduct

Under
to the r

a matter
rietor in

to invest"
it inventions are cal'
dch they are intended.
--me years, and in mans
utterly inefficient, that.the
en recommendel, notwith-
, for its entire suppression,
are of the failure of the old
etter not to enforce the law against
t ones are introduced, capa-
ortion of angular chitrinies,
lone by any brush that
Fdcts of fire. The inhuman
been tolerated, and consi-
er evil ; but when it is shown that

t Vulcan S

;hly ho

object t
seen in i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

qoel has committed
he has stirred

. on the eon-
fully and upheld Pro-
has done amounts to

Is he cannot retain his
ng epen to the eharge
desire of withdrawing
, is the sum of the se-
7-and gives the half--

:11 his agree

For this, he is thrust

tm-rited at

ago as

y are to be discerned

connexion with nn.

,ot in his resolution to
perhaps, the Chili&
does not, at all events,
There is more of true
trust than there is in

rit wherein it was con-
perhaps, hardly called
if he did not keep to

VC to its instroction

performed it conseien

tiot-tsly and with profit to his flock.
Contrast this rigorous and swift visitation of episcopal.
authority with that candied courtesy—that coyness—that
delicacy exhibited towards Mr. Oakeley wi n lie all but.
transformed St. Margaret's Chapel into a nass-house ;
and, in the garb of a priest of the Chureh of England.
ascended the pulpit week-day and Sabbath—on fast and
festival—and preached one doctrine while he was paid for
the expounding of another. Arrant dishonesty there
raised its head, bold and unblushinzly, without rebuke :

Air. Noel, for being honest, is deprived of what little time
be had yet reserved to himself for being 11:4eftti.. The

was not

hound to see—c
that Mr. Oak&

6 ..Ppeaicd• to, N
was nef

'oping to

wards Rome, but was draggii
after him through the mire.
reasons which impelled his

ingregatioe

ht that the
Oakeley's
ire not ea-

case, were

tisfactory!o t.!

for the interes
that the world
his act. We c

advocates fir

erring and h
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

been mate of a ship, was a youn

particular calls

On Saturday, an inquest v
Birkenhead, on view of the bo
a child two years old, alleged t

through the neglect of its r

ever, which 1

proof that the child

SUDDEN DEATH

James Patterson
Kurtz and Keig
street. The deci

.y's pater

received an in

consequence of beir
has not yet beer
death.
On Wednesday
officers of the L
upon Mr. Hog;

.scertained

a deputa

'erpool M
late secre

watch, as a mark of the
office he has held with sc
the last five years.
The favourable impre
skilfulness of M. Levi. i.

derstand t
THE RE
)f the thre

Ifr,St US 11
hat he ir.

H. H. H
Lectures

England S
schools kir

On Tue

member 01

get the he

'dens c

church, c

)f which

vine- street

Wells. M

selected

and he will
Charles Ini

Vfarquis I

hnd the fo

') are unknown
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

instantly

The shot shivered one of 1
the breast

Her ma

servant

murdered, hid themselves. The man-servant, who was
then in the stables, hearing all this firing, and supposing
that the house was attacked by a number of ruffians, swam
across the moat and set off to Wymondham, where he
gave the alarm which caused the telegraphic message to
be sent to Norwich police-station. The murderer had,

therefore, no difficult

i making his escape. The two
) Wymondham returned

women servants w
with two vounz m

had go

they stood outside of the

trying

l'he poi

)Itheth

'ern.
thel.
bed-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION

THE Fourth and Last of a Series of Four LEC-
TURES, on the CONSTITUTION OF MAN,

WILL BE DELIVERED
By H. BAINIHUGGE, Esn•, F.R.C.S.,
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, THE sth INSTANT

SYLLABUS

The importance of a knowledge of the Physical Constitution
of Man in the preservation of health, and in adapting and re-
gulating the cultivation of the intellectual faculties and exer-
cises of the Body to the condition of the Physical Organs—The
imperfect and progressing development of the Infant Brain—
The danger of over-excitement in its e lages—The various
periods at which the faculties bec most capable of instruc-
tion in different individuals— cosity of intellect—lts danger
—Unusual retardation of manifestation of intellect—The
advantages and disadva ges of early mental training—lnfant
Schools—Their Phys' requisite—Modes of instruction—Ef-
fects of dress—E rise and Diet at the formative period of
life—Effects o ver-exertion of the mental faculties in mature
life—Man in is social nature—The relative duties of the differ-
ent classes of society, in regard to Physical as well as Moral
objects—Sanitary projects, Recreations, &c.—The influence of
the advanced slate of civilization at the present time on the
minds, the morals, and the happiness of mankind.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

tended contracts, at anything below the highest rates current,
but at such rates contracts for future delivery will be generally
taken. The brisk demand which has existed for the last few

the major part of tht

fully through

he year to execut(
;ive the highe'st pri

iwiiling to

nerally current, most

probably in con-

sequence of some al
since Wednesd
of pressi

neis in tlie cotton market
in to wait—in the absence

course prices
, Ilthougli there
throughout the week,

r a short time, to
these cireumsta

relikely to take. Und

weeks we have had to report.
LEEDs.—The woollen trade of this town and neighbourhood
continues in much the same state as we have had to report for
some time past. Fe t'e period of the year an average amount
• --;,,Pss has -re firm, although stocks

II (loin,

iIIIADFORI
bands durit

lumbers, th

the winter are mot

have had for so:

any new sty
for the nom
HALIFAX

advance, and tt

H DD E RSF I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We do not think that the letter relative to Sir Thomas Reade
gives any additional information.
We have rather provokingly mislaid an article relative to the
N early closing movement, but we hope to find it for next week.
We are quiteunable to answer the question of " A Ratepayer."
We fully sympathise with the comp!aints of " 11l requited,"
and we may probably next week do something to forward his
views.

Mr. Crawford
CURRENCY. W

'cr is too low:,

landed over Mr. Taunton's letter to the
pool Currency Reform Association.
_ public of France is to be elected by the
people, but the President of the Assembly is elected by that
body. Cavaignec is at present acting as President of the
Republic, pro tempore, and though others are in the field,
the chief contest for that important post will be between him
and Louis Napoleon.

Several pieces of poet
A .cornspondent, in

complains

,
is
-room being; closed at four
ion when, as yesterday, there
rot American and Canadian,

ers on the placards issued by the
of parties r_Teivinit out-door relief
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

axes, but they are not
correspondent says—

always ►net

fully,- knowing nit very
were supported from the

!eive how
Is it not too bad that

,n making a living by
ur deepest sympathy,
osity and unkind re-
res ?—and more than

ncl communications
[i sufferers, to the

anbarD.

5, 1848
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

SHARES.

RAILWAYS

50 'Aberdeen
4 Ambergate & Eastern Junction
23 Arbroath and Forfar.
4.7 i Bedford, London, Sz Bi r min ghm

10 Birk'head, Lanca:sh. & Cheshire
27} late C. &B. 5 4 cent. till 1849
13. Do. „ 22 „
10 Birmingham and Dudley
20 Birmingham and Oxford Junc

f Bolton, Blackburn, Clitheroe,l
I I and West Yorkshire, No. 1. I
14 Ditto & North Western.. (A)

ristol and Exeter

New shares
TfAinghams

quarter shares (late

50 ()...--I,sdale Junction
50 Xll2 ter and Ilolvhead

25 ;Dundee and Arbroath
25 IDundee and Perth .

New quarter shares
astern Counties ....

1, No. 1
1, No. 2

25 'East Anglian, 425 shares....
IS Do., 418 shares....
31 New shares, guar. 6 per cent
25 'East Lancashire
21 New 425 shares

ast and West Yorkshire
:dinburgh and Glasgow

Half shares
New Half shares

h and Northern

81 New £l5 shares
20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantc
20 , Preference shares

Nev 2O share

New quarter shares
24, Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester
22/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Ridir
50 ,Furnesc

Stock.! Gtiitrante
15 I Half-char
15 I Half-shar

Paisley, and Grcenoc

30

21 Quarter fi
20 Fifth :Thar

50 !Hull

25 Half sitar
13 Qunrter s

17i, Ipswich and Bury St. Edmund
25 Kendal and Windermere _ _

86 Ditto Ditto
43 Half shares...,
17i Quarter shares
9 Fifth shares...
13 ..e32 shares ...

oyreferenc

43 I Do., late Rudders. & Shei
7 Fifth shares, late AV. R. t

Extension shares, Do,
Preston and Wyre

I I al f shares
caster and Carlisle
hird shares

:er and Preston

Quartei• shares

50 LejdS.
50 Leeds

New• share

SiLiver

4, Crosby, & Soutbport.l
rches., & N'cast. J unc.l

50 ILondon.

6 per cent

North Wester

LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST.

Yesterday's
Prices.

173 Q 18
43. . 4 d

9i. . 9id
4 ..44 p
24 .. 24i

6i.. Gi I

1t3i..19
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

LUCK YN

AND C 0
SUCCESSORS TO T. SMITH,

IMMENSE STOCK OF SUPERIOR GOODS,
and the Prices at which they are Selling, will ensure the Public
A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT. !
A List of a few Articles will convince all Parties of the
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !

10,000 Wine Glasses
10,000 Good Cut Ditto
20,000 Tumblers
15,000 Do.
10,000 Do.
Sets Cruets, 3 Bottles and Frame complete 1 3

O 2 each
3 6 doz.
O 1 each.
O 2 „
O 4 „

Ditto, Burnished with Gold

A large Assortment of DESSERT DISHES, PICKLE BOT-
TLES, PLATES, CHAMPAGNES, HOCK GLASSES, LI-
QUEURS, WATER BOTTLES, C-
LAMPS, DECANTERS, CLARETS.
FINGER BASINS, TALL BOYS, and every description of
Glass manufactured.
IRON JAPAN GOODS, PAPIER-MACHEE TEA TRAYS,
METAL TEA and COFFEE POTS, &c

BUTTER Col

OBSERVE! 54, BOLD-STREET
O:VE DOOR ABOVE THE MTJSIC-HALL.

ADDITIONAL PROOF
OF THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF DISEASES

AT THE
C OLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
27, WHITBCHAPEL, LIVERPOOL.

Mrs. Williams, Stationer, 56, Byrom-street, Having suffered
from WhiteeweWog of both knees, for the period of four years,
placed herself under Mr. TAYLOR'S care, and is now quite well,
and will be happy to testify the same to any parties who shall
call upon her.

Surgeon.—J. S. TAYLOR, M.R.C.S., L.A.C., Prizeman of St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London, in the Session 1843-4,
who may be consulted daily from 9 to 3, and 8 to 9 ; and on
Sundays from 10 to 2, on Fractures and Dislocations of the
Bones, (Bone-Setting), and the cure of Cancer, Scrofula,
Scurvy, Leprosy, Whiteswellings, Ulcers, Fistula, &c.
27. Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

feet wide (a person standing in th
might touch the houses on both
was impeded by a dead v

houses. were crowded and dirty
were overflowing. He had r

natural death from Asiatic cholera.
marked that the court was one of

witnessed, and it appeared impossible to remedy the
defective ventilation of it. He said he would write to
the parochial authorities respecting it. Mr. Liddle ob-
served that it was highly expedient that an officer of
health should be appointed to the Tower Hamlets, who
should have power to compel the owners of property to
render the houses which are let to poor people whole-
some, and if the property be so bad that it cannot be
remedied, then it should be condemned. The law now
gave power to surveyors to condemn property that was
dangerous from dilapidation. The same power ought to
be given to an officer of health, to condemn houses which
endangered the lives of the inhabitants from poisonous
emanations. The coroner said he believed there was a law
which rendered an owner liable to the charge of man-
slaughter if a case of death ensued from the unhealthy
condition of a dwelling-house.
AN IMPORTANT CURE BY THE USE OF HOLLOWAY'S
,PlLLs.—Extract of a letter from a gentleman residing at
St. Helier's, addressed to the editor of the Mirror de
Jersey, dated June, 1847. " Sir,—For some time I had
suffered from a severe malady, for which I sought the
advice of the most eminent of the faculty. but to no pur-
pose. I resolved, therefore (and in sheer despair), to
give Holloway's Pills a trial ; by the use of one 'box I
found myself better, and by a short continuance of this
inappreciable medicine, I was perfectly cured, to the great
astonishment of my neighbours, who supposed that I
could not possibly have recovered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

THE NEW LINE OF PACKETS
For NEW YORK.

To sail on the 6th of e

CONSTITUTION, J. BarrroN l5OO tons.. 6th Dec.
HOTTINGUER,I. BVIISLEY -1050 tons.. 6th Jan
LIVERPOOL, J. 'ELDRIDGE. llOO tons.. 6th Feb
QUEEN OF THE WEST, g,,BALLET 1250 tons.. 6th Mart

By these Packets Goo& hitherto _
305.. wiles future be charged on

andlOs

All other Cargo accordinz to agreement

Goods received until Aidnizlit of the sth of each Month

These substantial, fast sailing, first class ships, allbuilt in the
city of New York, are commanded by men of experience and
ability. Their cabins are elegant and cflmmodious, and are
furnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort
of passengers.—For freight and cabin passage only apply to
FIELDEN BROVIERS and Co.
Freight payable in New York at the rate of .84.80 to the
pound sterling.

REIYUCTION IN THE RATES OF FREIGHT

5
141'1

LINE OF PACKETS
or NEW YORK,

SAILING ON THE
ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH

GARRICK. T. SHIPLEY 1054 tons.. 11th December
ROSCIUS, Captain ELDRI DOE—. ll5O tons.. 11th January.
SIDDONS, EDWARD 11. COBB lOl4 tons..llth February.
SHERIDAN, G. B. CORNISH lO tons. 11th March.

By the

Packets Goods liiJefYo paying

All otherefirgo act
Goods received nfitil midnight of the 10th of each month
These ships are all of the first and largest class, built in the
city of New York, of the best materials, and with such improve-
ments as to combine great speed with unusual comfort for pas-
sengers, and they are commanded by men of experience and
ability. The rate of Cabin Passage is fixed at TWENTY
POUNDS, without wines or liquors, but those stores can be
obtained onboard.—Apply to

Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

REDUCTION OF THE RATE OF FREIGHT ON GOODS
Commencing with the " Oxford", packet of the 16th instant
THE OLD LINE OF PACKETS
Mikr For NEW YORK.

Sailing on the Ist and 16th of every Month

OXFORD, J. P. GOODMANION 750 tons.. 16th December
FIDELTA. S. YEATON 1000 tons. atlanuary.
ISAAC WRIGHT. A. C. MARSHALL
1200 t 16th January.
YORKSHIRE. D. G. BAILEY 1 tons.. Ist February.
COLUMBIA. E. G. FURBER 100 tons.. 16th February.
NEW YORK. T. B. CROPPER WOO tons.. Ist March.
MONTEZUMA. A. B. Low R.— 1000 tons.. 16th March.
CAMBRIDGE. G. S. P ODY 9OO tons.. Ist April.

G00d,13.-13fthese Packets hitherto paying
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

Latour

General Windi

our of the murt

PRUSSIA,

The Prussian A

It Brand

nt to con

•ed Count

lberg on the

ber of mem-

27th ult
bers pre
which Count Brandenberg refused to bring the Royal
tuber was adjourn(

Message
day folic

and the t

lent, and bespea

3 to the

resented, with t

attempted t
of the lii)ya
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

I'O PERSONS GOING ABROAD

These Pills are particularly recommended to all persons
going abroad, and subjecting themselves to great change of
climate. OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY, MISSIONA-
RIES' EMIGRANTS, &C., will find them an invaluable appen-
dage to their medicine chests, as a preventive of the attacks of
those diseases so prevalent in our Colonies, especially, in the
West Indies, where a small box recently sold for 10s. In Ame-
rica also the fame is getting known, and its virtues duly appre-
ciated, causing an immense demand for it ; and there is no
country or port in the world where it will not speedily become
an article of extensive traffic and general utility, as it may be
had recourse to in all cases of sickness, with confidence in its
simplicity, and in its power to produce relief.
TO LADIES.

PARR'S LIFE PILLS are especially efficacious in all the va-
riety of ailments incident to the Fair Sex. Ladies even of the
most delicate constitutions will find them particularly benefi-
cial, both before and after confinement ; and for general use in
schools, they cannot be too strongly recommended. They
mildly and speedily remove all Skin Eruptions, Sallowness of
Complexion, Nervous Irritability, Sick Head-ache and Depres-
sion of Spirits, Irregularity, or general derangement of the
system.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

to a fai
lb. In Rio

however, of this

owing; to a shipme

gone into consu
for arrival. Hor

but the zale

By the last r

amount of r

both-departments

i 6, when c

. .
Letters from Ha
continued in deman

Berlin, tha
the funds a
The acco•

wr s extre

is stated, on the he
of France will leave

quence of
Zollverein.

the retrogr

Basin e
that co loi

:ss has not imr
ny will be enti

by Govern-ment.
14/ to 18/ per 1001
London ,—Colonii
Jamaica Bank, 90

or import mar

sition to operate activ
Scotch goods had n,

remained
1-91 for d

The news

by the

freight
not be

,aintained
mhav the

was dull

R 1/9 9-16 to 1

per ton,

surprised at the cot

iee-n. There is a I

tice, in it, which rev

For what are the I

no fault : he has r

no ag

trary, he has oppc
testantism valiantl
this:— feeling that

position in t'ne Chu

i Ito Private life

notice to 11]

out of t
all, it v

Le pulpit!

faults M

thdraw from the

consider them w
obedience in the

d accep'

upon to make t

the letter of his corn

very wide interpret

tiotisly and with profit to
Contrast this rigorous

transformed St.

;tended
stival—

the expounding of anc
raised its head, bold and
Mr. Noel, for being lion
he had yet reserved to
Bishop would not see—c
bound to see—or, being
that Mr. Oakeley was

wards Rome, but was drt
after him through the mi
ch impelled

reasom

for the
that the

advocates for M

inflicted on

erring and hesit

I his career of

preacher of the tr
his usefulness.
It is such error

nor is ti
eyond tr

Thaps, th

because they curia

uch opinions is un
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

cently been receiver
I

" Gentlemen,—
" Royal Bath P 1
who have t

we much pleasure in stann
s" have proved very benefici
-nsbro', and the neighb

them in C

Recently received from Congleto
am bapny t

Preyared only by 11(

UT Ito

prc

it my power to say your

md, under my own observation, I have not untrequent
it good effects.—Yours very truly, "J. C. CHAPMAN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

Horses intern:tea tor shipment must
least One Hour before the time of

2s. Stee

T. MARTIN and BURNS And Co.,
7, Water-street, Liverpool.

DAVID

MACIVEIt and Co.,
14, Water-street, Liverpool

ROBERT LAMONT,

.!r-street, Liverpi*
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,

99, LORD-STREET.
TN the course of Tins WEEK we shall have a splen-
didl STOCK of DOESKINS, BUCKSKINS, CASSIMERES,
Polish Mixed DOESKINS, Prussian TWILLS, and Fancy
Milled TWEEDS.

Our Tweeds, from 2s, to 3s. 6d. per Yard, are well worth im-
mediate attention. We warrant them all Wool, and the
cheapest Goods in Liverpool.
We have a Lot of curiously fine Patent and Fancy BEAVERS,
in Blacks, Blues, Oxfords, Olives, and Browns, from 13s. to
20s. yer Yard.

PHILLIPS AND HOLME

PURE

PORT

MESSRS. OFFLEYS, WEBBER, FORRESTER,
and CRAMP, ALTO DOURO FARMERS, having deter-
mined, as Growers, to supply the Consumer direct, make this
public announcement for the information of those Gentlemen
who are disposed to replenish their Cellars with pure fully-ter-

mented and highly-flavOured PORT
Liverpool, Lancaster Buildings.

A WORD OR TWO ON PORT WINE, addressed to the
British public generally, but particularly to Private Gentlemen,
by JOSEPH JAMES FORRESTER, (of the house of Offleys, Web-
ber, Forrester, and Cramp, of Oporto,) author of Surveys of
the Wine Districts of the Alto Douro, Surveys of the River
Douro, &c., &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

Itated that as a

ded to try to
he Botanic

a week, instead of

A. very hand

,uth aisles, chan-

ly erected in S

The tenders of Mr

Holt have been

:hitect,

mer production

of this good work

tnissioners of the
1-}t a gold chrono-

n Joaquim

kflonso
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

Dec,

Mrs. So
the honey
years ago,
One hui
by King
Vaudemor
a-piece.
The Mt
man, from
Mozart,
Domine, s
deuce in I
either frog
The awf
scenes of

disease—a
ters death
exposures
active ser
down by
about five
RAFT
story in L
just retur
news of a
a dozen r
Their gam
night, ho'
the monk
cabin, sca
perpetratii
to be flur
much grie
raandant g
on which i
of being d
small raft
tion of the

biscuit an(
twelve pre
waved thei
them out o

THE CI

tisement ii
the name
when the 1
the aid of
signed, ha'
tor of Ado
modore of
the Cincin
of Merit,
and who d
heirs of ti
claims for
late decisic
of the Uni
of the sai(
authorised
&c., of the
the ships
Pallas, co
they may
200,000 do
att
the unders
THE RI
tears of e 3
Since its f
a Russian
millions of
of imperial
eastward

many mol

-their weal
barbarian

or to leas
of the Fru
gions, esca
vals, durix
toil-worn
frontier, a
of suffering
Some hay
learned he
rent histo
them a my
escaped fr(
last survive

Corsican's
Moscow's
MAN'S

answers wi

wide pami
horse with
to catch t]
mimes dail
gards it as
a variety i
bread doe
on the ot]
his " pota
he who ca
gives to h
and heist
herring to

prairies la
juicy, fat-!
is to him I
dustrious
rats, delic,
a good cm
hot, smol
the Green
ved, rejoic
Here the
banana; t
nswerand
dat
ey

ty of rice,
And whe:
proach an
a different
bread" o
phv, by S

- Nukes
situated
1,300,000
soil is gen
for every
of grain
superior i
had the h
The oats
England.
fine harbc
water, wI

places car
filled witl
all round
and the CI
jection.

winter fo:

fencing, I
deal of sl
in 1847; i
island, an
near enou
sufficient
gislature
good chut
tians.
Mr. Cuna
boats, hol
poses of
through
each alon

to always

for sale of

to any in

years, pa 3
then 6d.,
enabling 1
at twenty

THE N
the Virgil
cupies so,

no room 1
Where th

her,—wit
stantiy tit
which a h
nook or r

not erect(

by can kE
In all mis
they fly.
scribed in

her, even

escapes

but some
casion ally
taken pla
Lately it
lips and I
sought hE
this took
de equal
The most
is by prey
chapel ne
broidered
and learn
senl-ed to
she was

dressing i
not choo
blue and
After this
the admit
cast-off fi
to the Di
said, " I
coat, whi
purpose.'
in the chf
off the j,
Sights in

SAGAC

ago, a m
send his
prnied b 3

Lion, he
where he
dle of the
mediatel3
and gallo
lowed, az
the stirrt
denly opi
tinuing
the bridl4
which foz
faithful d
oervant C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

metropolis

r ge report appears in the Monaghan paper of
.0 -namely, that Lord Blayney, one of our most
constantly resident noblemen, and not an embarrassed

Saturday—

h his residence and e

blayney, county Monaghan, and was about to reside in
England. This would be a most unexpected removal,
and one which probably would have a considerable effect
on the local politics of Cavan, Monaghan, and Fermanagh,
in each of which counties this nobleman and his ancestors

have always exercised great influence,

an ultr

the Roden and Enniskillen
An English capitalist, it is said, has been the

school.
purchaser

rvative of

TENANT RIGHT.—Lust week a tenant in this county.
who owed a year-and-half's rent, called upon his land-
, .

.d, and expr

is anxiety to

own two fields

with wheat, requested to be lent a pair of horses to plough
the ground. The request was granted, and after four
days the horses were returned. The landlord being
desirous to see haw the work had hppn pyp,otpd
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05

CERTIFICATES

to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy,
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Dec. 19.
S. Halentz and J. Baker, St. James's-street, dealers in ready

made linen

', Bristol, currier

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.
J. and W. Booth, Warrington, Lancashire, printers—J. Gos-
nell and Co., Three King-court, Lombard-street, London. and
Liverpool, manufacturing perfumers; as far as regards M. A.
Gosnell.