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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

digent that their wealth
_proo

to the pupils of
, 7264,1 atr Tha

is of which, and the action -of pistons in cylinders was to make her in practice what she was 1,
within it below, the outer end uf.-the stage is self-raised, He dwelt on the scriptural purity and excell
I
s fine and on the hydraulic principle, by pipes from the head of book of prayer, its liturgy, lessons, epistles, p
--ter in George's Dock. The water in the pipes operates which were a faithful summary of all inlnnrtar

he cylind

w I truths, for th

Cheshire side, and giving large accommoda,
era all round it. The stage forms a handsom,
bridge, resembling in form one-half of one of our doc
gate bridges. Other means are also shown of workin
this st- of deco

Prayer Book was
reflected in ev

perforated I Bibl

, which

o.e, and the top of the outer pile-v
rative design, and surmounted by !aeons.

here and
Cher at a

The drawir

are large, and beautiful)
the rooms.

:olourid—tbe best

N0..2i.--A tensi

bridge hinged on

:er end resting on -a

ationary bo

watait and care

e or nearly

ting for

1 emanate from our c

of the traditions of

in fact, a handmaid to the
poor de-

F'aSE-• 1.-
,
'flooded their especial sympathy, and if they
to church, they would conduce to their happiL
reafter. By the rich and poor meeting t"
of worship, both were bench.
- 'I.-awn closer together

, and the

y mutual

e resolution, which

resolutio
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

d LONDON STOUT

JAMESON'S X.
• STONG ALE, ..atne branu ,
BURTON BEER, Mild and Bitter
WELSH ALE,---
-onage of the Tradero-f Housekeepr
is respectfully sought after.
HENRY-W. HAYMAN and Co.,
Ale and Porter Merchants,
Mersey-court, Old Church-yard

DUBL

of the s.

during the ensuin
rs, and of Peaches, Pines, &c

A few
Is. 6d. the Box

MILK

VCFI ROYAL

y HARAI
P., •

BRANI
;.,STREE7,

MERCHANT,

LD CHURCH

VERY

BOTTLED PORTER &

iDELPHI HOTEL, WOODSIDE FERRY
CHESHIRE.

Gauze Wire
IXT GLEAVE gratefully acknowledges to his many very moderiiie Pri
V V •
d • Friends in Birkenhead, Liverpool, and neighbour-
CABINET GOODS.
L. HAUSBURG respectfully solicits the attention hood, and the Gentry in the Hundred of Wirral, the very
-LI
kind patronage he has received from them since his ,-- •
• of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, to his eaten- deuce at the Adekali_ ...; 1,--- --

REMISES to be LET

to assure them that no
part, to still merit their Fl
of those favours.
The complete conveniencea_of-the-Milifibi, enable the
toprietor to insure eregAterommodation and comfort to
'rivate Families, Visitors, Commercial Gentlemen, and
he Public in general.

SING CASES

DESKS

WORI.
ENVELOPE CASES
BOARDS, TEA CHESTS,
CKGAMMON BOARDS, CHESSMEN,

rtion s

And all descriptions of
CABINET GOODS and.ZE
MANUFACTURED ON

,ATHER ARTICLES,
PREMISES (the oldes

and a cont

au vacua
direction, of well-seasoned materials, and guarar.
, .

--Turtle and all other Soups.
rs, Snacks, &c., with Moderate CI:
n the Gardena for Privatn TPA PA,

Coaches, Phal
e Adelphi Live

:ornbination of r

REM

which th

T.TT'Rr

Neat r

.7'l-10G14

DINGS

HAY-

REMOVED- -to-1

VACGREGOR

NWICK-SREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

The witnesses were then withdrawn, and the accused sub-
mitted his counter-statement, accompanied by letters
written to him by young John Day. This led to the fa-
ther and son being recalled, and again undergoing exami-
nation. The investigation being thus concluded, the club
proceeded to consider the facts before them. Of the na-
ture of those facts we are ignorant; but, upon the con-
clusion of the inquiry, which lasted from one till half-past
six, we understand that the result was " a complete and
unequivocal exoneration of the gentleman against whom
the foul charge already referred to had been made." The
members of tile club have adjourned to Tuesday next,
(this day,) when they meet to consider the whole of the
case, and to consider in what form their sentence shall be
pronounced.—Observer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

15,000 YARDS OF CARPETING,

COMPRISING
, KIDDERMINSTER, VENETIAN, I vent
AND SCOTCH_

MOREENS, FURNITURE PRI/
TGGETS, BLANKETS, &c.

DRL
OKELL, of 17 and H

RADISH-STREET, ir

to his in.

stare
..r......... vs •• t.,\A VD , UV); 1.11 3 &a., vial', ai y iCtiUCSI.CU io senu Ca e snaae tney require, as
that he has just bought, for Cash, several larire Lots of the process recommended will prevent that red and pur-
CARPETS, DRUGGETSe—MOREEN, DAMASK, pie tinge, and produce a soft and glossy appearance, and a
&c., at such prices as to enable him to re-sell the very best fixed and equal colour. All personal attendance can be
made Goods at the.following scale of cash prices : dispensed with by enclosing a small piece of Hair, which,
Yard-wide stout- Scotch s. d. s. d. s. d. when examined, the prescription, with every necessary in-
Carpeting'` 1 4i.. 1 9 to 2 2 per yard. formation, will be transmitted according to the direction
Yard-wide stout Kidder- received. Fee for Analysing and Prescription, ss, ; Pre-
minster 24..28 to 2 10 „ scription for Dyeing the Hair, 10s. Residence, No. 6,
.
1 Stout good Brussels. in _ .

Itreet, I

FiltE AT BIRKENHEAD

Washing Dam
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

London, drug- I

spirit m

Manchester,
J. tiolroyd,
. E. clpwv

sown to the contrary on the

er—July

maker—July 2, J. Bulmer,ilal

Shropshire, brewe
ogioeers.

CERTIFICATE
Court of Review

RTTS OF FRIDAY

3 printer

id, London stone. I tr

Tuscany

2, J. Bant, Grenad
Schaffer, Is- Brazil..

ihown I fine m

Ilava ..
Havana

• —•
arers of elastic India I good& tine.. 32
J. Hove. jun. MnSt. Domingo.. 30

Dutton and T. Cook, 1
Lnarag.zulr.a.

Logwood,
London, Hon. & Do

I Cuba
NICARAGL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

to higher prices being E skett for
wool.

Howlay A
tures have sot

time Bali the e

of the reign of Geor

inst

ly worn by r

uneostly artic
the rcialt of G

?A extremely depressed
'mei), depressed. The

ame state as for some

TELEGRAPH OFFICI

.ristocraf, brig, and 5279,

No. 14go, Canada, bar

Off the Port, at 6h. 3-qm., 7 shi

schooners.

RICES OF TIMBER

lenly and unexpectedly taken a favourab

it, and ti e printed and oi her plain
7 females, principally introduced du

fashion. The plain silk br
The stik glove branch still continues very brisi

is in 'much

gharra JOU
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

ht receive

able, and was the only propereourse
said, that the first s

superintendent,

appointment of the officers was rath
Mr. H

the province

of parties out of doors. ~(sfall did not see the proT. chairman, which
priety of such an appointment, but proposed that it be re- the company
ferred to the harbour masters' sub-committee, to inquire

,eparated

:o be derive

)y the ap-
itional officer, as superintendent of the
tof the working of the docks. Mr.
On a division, the motion

as perfectly unobjectinn_ him very great gratificai
!. The Chairman then was a very great improv
't was the appointment of a chief past half year. (" Goy'
Aikin said, the surop.f:-- - by the pupils and our
The Rev. H

WNEILE

MODELS FOR LANDING-SLIPS

We have as yet been enabled to obtain only a cursory
,on, I glance at the numerous plans and models for the proposed
landing-stages at Georee's
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

THE ARMY

WAR OFFICE, JUNE 6.
AIEMORANDUM.—Her Majesty has been graciously
pleased to permit the 34th Ilegitnent to bear upon its re-
gimental colour the words " Arroyo dos Molinos," in
commemoration of the gallant conduct of the second bat-
talion of the Regiment in the operations at Arroyo dos
Molinos, on the 28th of October, 1811.

WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 13.
15th Fool—Lieut. G. Towel!, from half-pay of the Bth
Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Sewell, appointed
Adjutant; Ensign W. D. Hague to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Powell, who retires; A F. Warburton,
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hague.
18th rout.—Lient, C. A. Coates, from the 74th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Mayo, who exchanges.
19. h Foot.—Quartermaster R. Barrett to be Adjutant,
with the rank of Ensign, vice Deacon, promoted.
24th Foot.—Ensign S. G. Carter, from the Royal
Canadian Rifle Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Lipycatt,
who retires.

37th Foot.—E. J. N. Burton, Gent., to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Gordon, promoted to the 98th Foot.
60. h Foot.—Lieut. C. A. B. Gordon, from the 08;h
Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Vavasour, appointed to the
32 Foot.

65th Foot.—Ensign It. El. 111'Gregor to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Lambert, who retires; J. Barton, Gent.,
to be Eu,igu, by purchase, vice M'Gregor.
72d Foot.—Captain EL.T. Bowen, from the 86th Foot,
to be Captain, vice O'Brien, who exchanges.
7.lth Foot.—Lieut. J. P. Mayo, from the 18th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Coates, who exchanges.
86th Foot.—Capt. D. O'Brien, from the 72d Foot, to
be Captain, vice Bowen, who, exchanges.
981li Foot.—Capt. W. Edict, to be Nlajor, by purchase,
vice Brevet Lieutenant-Col. Tripp, who retires; Lieut. J.
Montresor to be Captain, by purchase, vice Edie; Ensign
C. A. B. Gordon, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Montresor.
ILlyal Canadian Rifle Regiment.—Gent. Cadet S. G.
Carter, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Macdonnell, appointed Adjutant;
S. P. Jarvis. Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Car-
ter, appointed to the 21:11 Foot; Ensi.:,n R. Macdonnell
to be Adjutant, vice Bentley, appointed to the 51st Foot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 9, Oldhall-street,
1200 Bags Black PEITZ"R,
Now landing ex Lady Eastjtwitrt7incapore.—Apply to
Messrs. SYKES. Scnwa.urit, nd Co., Merchants, or
JOHN and JAMES BARON, Bakers.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 9, Old hall-street!
60 Chests SHE 11-1 :Ka,
Just landed, per Broad Oa owl Calcutta.—Apply to
JOHN an JAMES BARON, Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Buchanan, Browne, and Co.'s Office, Oldhall-street,
1000 Bags Benga RICE,
Now landing ex Albion, fin cut t a .—A pply to Messrs.
ROBERT SEMPLE and ~ Merchants, or to
BUCHANAN, BROWNE, and Co., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant; at Twelve o'clock.
at Buchanan, Browne, and Co.'s Office, Oldhall-street,
330 Bag Bengal RICE.
Now landing ex Albion, frot3.astFiata.—Apply to RICH-
ARD BROWNE, Esq., AIUOITADI, or to
BUCHANAN, BROWNE, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

I Pros

g I Conn2l;
on a contest urinous

istered as the

ND MANCHESTER

n its own distinct n
puhi

is support will
to 6(

In rega

` A Railway' from D

I the traffi

sibutions from Virgini

viction that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Liverpool.—The Bank of tiverpOol.-
Manchester.—S;r B. Heywood and Co

have been severally inatructed to charge
, at the rate of Five per Cent. per Annum (ac.
to the provisions of tLe Act of Incorporotion) on I
all sums which shall be tendered after the 10th July

Interest

GEORGE CARR GLYN,I

Chairman

lof the Board
(of Directors.

SEPH F. LEDSAM

Deputy Chairmar, J
By order, R. CREED, Secretary
Office, Euston Station, 6th June, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

I sister died two ye

Same day, at her father's residence, Wilton-street, ELIZ A
le sixth daughter and thirteenth child of HENRY GARDNER

Same day, at Wootton. aged 16, ROBERT, youngest son of
Mr. HENRY WA RDLAW, watch and clockmaker, Lime-street.
On he 13th i .stant. aced 72, at her residence in Upper Par-
liament-street, ELIZABE TH, widow of the ►ate JOHN CAL-
LIN, Esq.

Same day, aged 54, Mrs. UTTLEY, Duke-street, after a painful
and protracted illness.

On tha 14th instant, aged 50 years, JANE, the beloved wife
of Mr. WILLIAM SHAW, overseer of Everton, much and de-
servedly regretted.
Same day, at Aigburth, MARGARET, wife of WM. JOSEPH
MYERS, Esq.
On the 15th instant, in her geth year, at her residence. Ciptby,
sea-bank, ELIZABETH, relict of the late JOHN MYERS. Esq.,
of Crosby-house.
Same day, at Ashfield Nestor aged s 6, HENRY HILL,
Esq.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JUNE 14
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
DISCIIARGED.

Medical and S

33 I Cured
Relieved and at own request 5
21 Attending
,as Out Patients. 21
Irregular
54 Died ,

Upon recommend

Remaining in the. ilospha.

Consulting Surgeon, William
e Visitors, C. Inman and D. WI

asurer,

K. W. Bateson, Esq.
—House-Surgeon, 111 r. Parker

Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL,

',direct !

Australia
Bahia.. ,

April lg. St. Helena April 2.
•. 24. Maranham 23
Way 1 Mauritius ..
Mobile
April 22 Monte Video. ..
.. 17 N. Orleans
New Yolk
aa-ch 8 Pernambuco .

Bombay
B. Ayres

A pril 18 Rio Janeiro.. I
tiny 16 Savannah. —. I
May 2/ Valparaiso :Mar.

211 Ver'a Crnz

0 of inhabitants, of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Let us emulate one

vernment of the Jesuits, besides 80 bishops who bad the
power of suspending any priest without assigning a reason.
(Hear. hear.) The rev. gentleman then at considerable
length detailed the operation of Popery in Portugal. A
1, from tria, Bohemia, and Bavaria,

. -
oat good for the cause of Him who died
cheers.) The rev. Chairman then pro-

and the succ

We regret we have not room to insert the
or the comments with which the reading of them wa
interspersed. He must now recall attention to th
turning point of the question before them, by
enquiry ''Why, if Os^ Cath,l:-

1 passages, of great lengtl A-here persecution is still body of the hall was ov,
ast report of the parent Society, carried on by that church, and concluded an eloquent intelligent a number of b
been published, showing the speech with a powerful appeal in behalf of the Society. together. The galleries
of the Society in France The resolution was then unanimously adopted, after pally by fashionably-''
which, during the singing of a hymn, a collection e
made for the expenses. tntion.
The Rev. Monsieur CAILLIATTE, a French clergyman, Conybe
vroposed the next resolution in a very excellent speech by ti-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Second Dirt

Senior Divinity Prize—J. R. Adams
Nomination to the Middle School—Thomas At

Historical Prize
d Ditto—W. C. I

Walter C.udl

First Arithmetical Meth
Second Ditto—A. Pima
First Penmanst
Second Ditt

•John Hallam

Thomas W

) Ist Molyneux

2nd Ditto—R. Williams
2nd Class—(]) J. E. Fisher—

P. Radclif
Si d Class—C

) Thomas Parr

Hams
h Class,

I) R. Leah—(2)
I) Thos. Formb

h Baker
is—James Dunn

EVENING SCHOOL PRIZES
History and Geography—Fannin
"-"

—Riley
J. NV. B

Penmanship-

John Dow-son
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

he sem

on their friend

us shall do ti

e ttoya► 1 for us all
aof the Foreign ceeded t

general

roof-shee
ha

operation

Beaumont

IT had to d

h was'

as Chris

ant unde

, syEter

therefore trusted• tb

in the t

mplishc

know of ar

signally r

cally, and

after serious and secret pray

he expression

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

to speak i

forbear

Arithmetic dc

.W. G. Willi

done in t

THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION

apied by the

s. A. Se

r. Howson—

3rd Clan

Booker

2d, R. Hall

—Arithmetic done in the t

'd and fourth

—French done in the fifth and sixth c
Leake—Drawine done in the fir,

,ne iu the third and fourth

I placed on the guay, with
There is an iron vile er

unteractiag weighted tail. r the
at taw.water m rir hoI fort

r with

ent down them
ide rises. The

eay the

ps are p

in the d
Indere t

account
that I h

great deal

OPEN SHOPS ON

ded. The most e

Ice of the

ipported the

ism or

ri, it I

and so

.ould just complete
)bject in view. He

their wealth

NDAYS

EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARI

lal, to ast

bone, Va

hours of divine service, for the

.ctiona

arties to a penalt]
many whom I ha

3f the district, and not u
issura my fellow-townEme

medium of your valuable
Is there not an act of

ion to tl
It is my

b, eggs, tobacco,
? In many in-

will nil

to devolve upon the po:
,rivAtP individminic I

that ther

ct alluded to, though

Mon of the Siibb;t

ng of th

It it; on their

presumed to offer I

en to pt

net gener

Tune, 184

spectfully,

iotice, or annou

ble to r

IGE'S PIER

er quar-
k to this

LIVERPOOL

recent!

n attempted

s be remedied

I on the su

near'the pier, for

M DrOV

ry larg

pace of land

1 position
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

tegrity, M'Key, hence at Restigouche
ein Fritz, Kaiper, and Diana, Schaffer, hence at Bremen
igail, hence for Cronstadt, off Duncansby Head
.zander. Murray, hence at Stornaway, and sailed sth June

hangel
a. Deck. 1

'e at Peterhead, with loss of foretopmast

ed 10th June for Riga
and Betty, M'Grath,

loss of topmasts

hence for Ardglas, Douglas, I.M

Lunn. cram -, Tor Liverpool, at Real
yle, from Laguira, off Hayle
.thusa. Cowl, which §ailed from Liverpool for Buena
I 20th March. put into Ramsey, I.M. to repair, and having
g a leak after leaving that p irt, returned to-day to Li 'yen

ED .- COP

eridan, De Peyeter, from New fork•

a, Kerr;

v, Rollin

Et—Gloria

Christian

wald, from D
a, Attridg

12, and Othell

;chultz, for Stettin.

a Manill

lan ; La Belle Ba

Cape G

Margaret

and Eliza Johnston, Grays°li

Wind V 4

Card, frc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

SUMMER GARMENTS
10 over

and well adapted for the
ftom 1 1 0
_ _

rs, of peculiarly light fabrics
in rich Cashmere and printed quiltings—

from 0 8 0

French patterr.
The Proprietor of this Establishment possesses the prac

from 0 7 6

tical knowledge, the experience, and the most ample means
to carry out, to the fullest possible extent, a business of
such immense magnitude. The following are a few of his

exclusi

advantages

VAST RESOURCES !
SPACIOUS PREMISES ! !

EXTENSIVE STOCK ! !

UN ECLUALL&D TALENT!

WONDERFUL NOVELTIES
AND UNPRECEDENTED VARIETY !nil'
*** This Establishment is Closed on Saturdays until
the Evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

The gallant offi

ine trut

for the progress of true libert
ciety, to oppose such a systea

dory of our church that she' opposed

ad now become the reproach of a few of

ons that they were

to Ron

sm sti

eproac

ve that

3 who were incur-
proach at this time for their adherence to the truth
deformation and opposition to

the dilut

were taking ti:

of the itetormation, and of antagonism to Roman-ism

were the only genui

atives of thegospel left upon.

,e face of the earth.

adhe thin

These were the reasons then
ight a case had been fully
e operations going on abroad

ling those operations

incipient as

sirnply in the for

or pecuniary aid

the arrangement:
sk of getting int

in every point of

n peopl

rselves into associations in aid of this great

(Cheer

ned the following resolutio

, ana, 1

ng to tE

apathy a

nity of con-

r.
otherly love, and trusts that the fraternal
Listed b

reign Reformed Churches. m

y renewed, with a view to promote the religiou;
of the Reformation on the

uropean Conti

Rev. RICHARD BURGESS; Rector of Upper Chel

a, was received

ter expressing the regret he f
ieur Mer'eD'Aubigne, he eaid he rejoiced

[ety before

work c

society had rec

3fluential

in furthering objects which had been
by the chairman.—(Cheers.) It was

A ma

istance in which the will of God had been
ifested—that he had chosen the weak things
ice to

of this world to confound the wis
France. (Hea

compressed intc
—Christian sympathy—the religion of Rome,
he religion of the Bible. But before he could secure
sympathy of Christians here for France he must take
ri to the history of that country, which, to his mind, was
most, interesting of the whole of God's church. There

The whole subject v

h pers

)me to more

tantism

n as the French Protestant

'ould not

From the period of ti

antes in 1685, when so many
nd during the war from 1781 to

s maiutained by a few mountaineers

)try, and they continued to mair
ion of Lou

persecu
Ibled tc

Tile per

le with a

1 that the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

i'ose churches
The ri

;t he held in his band

a had to endur

in 1716 the
terwards

the rev olut

325 ; ii, 1840 a

them to eoE

.ne number w

nished tt

y, because the Protc

mere el

to X 2(

that cc

t that, with t

n thirty-

me offence; in other

in which prsecul

only si
xecuted

that nut

y wera nut less
He had men-

listory mitt-
ird " to the

', bear

d to collect not

Loud cheers
id of the Bib;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

torn on the 10th July

_ ..cmand has sprung up, and the market now closes with December; rim ~. —_
a firmer feeling, last Friday's prices being readily obtained.
Since this day week the arrivals here, Coastwise and Speculators have taken during the week 8000 bales of American,
On seven artyhee2s apart
dfrornthe
instant,
at
st sec
ond.
can, Bico
ien,ds.
Church, CHARLES PETE.
rom Ireland, furnish a moderate supply of Wheat, Oats, and exporters 2500 bales of American, 100 Pernams, and 500 DICKSON, Esq.. to ELIZABETH JANE, eldest daughter of
and Oatmeal, with a large accession of Malt and Flour ; Surats. The sales to-day are about 6000 bales. The accounts ROBERT DUDGEON, Esq.
nd from abroad, a fair quantity of Wheat, besides
per "_Britannia,, arrived from Boston this morning present no Same day, at the Parish Church, Preston, Captain THOMA'
Grain, as statpri 5....,_ _
FORSHAW, of this town, to Mrs. CROASDALE, of the 10-
place.
rin 14,0 qd instant. at St. Nicholas' Church, Mr. P

apart, the third twi

new feature.
The import this week is 1

,corning, the trade for all descrip-

g,ig6 bags, and tthe s,

es reach

43,87 u bags.

but, the

WILLIAMS
SUMNERS

o?ghtspringly, and

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON
From the sth to the 12th June, inclusive.

in thisgraiu—w-as rath

On the girth instant, at the Parish Chu

Preston, Mr. SAML

yeas former place

;y the Rev. Mr

this town

at Myrtle-street C

10460 Allanma and Tenn

J !,
5
-1'64161}

NWORTHY, of Islington

14630 N

ew Orlea'
„„ Peruaaabi
Aricati and Cea

'o&Parai

Same day, at the Parish Church, Llanr
WILLIAM ROBERTS, of Redcross-,
to WINIFREo, eldest daughter c f M►.
yeoman, of Cael VaA,r, near Denbigh.
On the lath instant, at the Parish Church

660 Bahia and Alaceio
(111aranliam .
1203 • • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

!organ N. Post

iamiiel Hamer, Esc
London
ohn Harris, ESQ.,

Charles iliggit
r ward, Esq., B

Turton Jot

ht Hine, Esq., I

1 Son, Bedford
.N.; Moulder) Cottag
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

v, Esq

the appointed day, to any one of the underir

.srs. Glyp/ind Co., 67, Lombard-street,
it at the Offick'of the Railway Company, Euston

Birmingham.:-614srs. J. L. Moilliet and Son ;or the Lord Ross..
Birming am Banking Company. Monaghan
. . _

I Colonel Rawdon

street, May Fair
Bart
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

from want of sufficient time to comply

I having determined that they w

I which must n

templated to York
been re-r

way has

T INDEX

DENT LONDON

This Railway

When brought out last pc

support of

f whom b

apport it on its

term

not been pillaged from the Prospe

The country was ori-.

ngton, ar

London and Leicester,

al Parliamentary

signified their in-
)n. It will be an

y received the I Nor were the °plait
11 body of N

the Comm
zround

for, b

ied to their report

facts,—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

atber being fine

, upon the
imited

very little inquiry, and

...tier less saleable than last week, but with-
any change in prices.
Beans were the turn dearer. Pease unaltered in value.
The Oat trade, upon a moderate demand, maintained
I our last quotations; and Oatmeal wgq •

y in va

CORN EXCHANGE

The duty on Foreign Beaus
:ek to as. W. per or.

isc, is reduced this

Is of Grain and Oatmeal

t, but of

have again

s rapidly

further

feral ha

for all f

uonuequence, returned to an extremely du,
sposition to invest in Wheats under lock

t to sell at a de

a relative

Barley. Malt, Bea

the current rates of-Tt

1 country buy
, under exist

PRICES OF GRAIN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

WEDNESDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple court,•
62 Barrels LARD GREASE.
Apply to Messrs. I'ODISNAYLOR and Co., Merchants, or
to WM. GARDNER, Broker.

To-monnow, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at toe Brokers' Office, 9, Oldhall-street,
40 Tons large clean
NI,GA.Rit.G U‘A
WOOD,
40 Tons small
Now landing ex Wanoan,..--
from Rio de la Hache, east
side Salthouse Dock.—Apply to WM. ROSE and Co.,
Merchants, or to
JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at William Nevett's Office,l, Rumford street,
IL Tons JatnaicaLOGWOOD.
Landing east side Queen'winck, ex Maid of Cashmere,
from Jamaica.—Apply CO Messrs. IsuntE and TOMLINSON,
Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

Postponed from Monday, the 16th instant.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Twelve
o'clock-, at William Nevett's Office, 1, Rumford-street,
140 Tons Savanilla FUSTIC,
Now landing ex Joseph Andrson, from Savanilla, east
side Queen's Dock.—Apiily to Messrs, SANTA MARIA,
URIBE, and Co., Merchants, or to

WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

To-moaßow, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at Daniel Buchanan, S s, and Co.'s Office,
Dale-street,
100 Bares' JUTE,
Ex Albion, from Calcutta.—Apply to A. MONGREDIEN,
Esq., or to
DANIEL BUCHANAN, SONS, and Co., Brokers.

TO•11 ORROW, (Wednesday,) the 181 h instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at the Broker's Office,
About 5 Tons Damaged Ezyptiati FLAX,
Lying in Richardson Brothers Warehouse, llarrington-
street.—Apply to IticitmnisoN BROTHERS, Merchants,
or JOHN WILKS, Broker, Atherton-buildings.

TO CLOSE A CONCERN.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Two
o'clock, at D. Tonge's Office, 7, Castle-street,
unless previously disposed of,
Aie, The well-known Brigantine CONDOR,
HENRY HlLT:itttrylliaster;
Burthen per register 163 45-94ths, and 135 1-10th tons
new. Length 74 1-10th fee breadth 22 feet, depth 11
5-10 tbs feet, Colonial-built; sails fast, carries a large cargo
on a light draft of water, and is in every way well adapted
for the coasting trade.—For further particulars apply to
the Master, on board, in Queen's Dock; to Mr. CHARLES
It. TAYLOR, Merchant, or to
D. TONGE, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

milion ; they con

of curio

FOREIGN SHAWLS
beautiful, and costly fabric
SATINS AND SILKS,

Dresses, Mantillas, Gloves, Gentlemins Bandannas,
Cambric Handkerchiefs, Eau de Cologne. Preserved
Ginger, Tamarinds, Blondes, Hat Plushe
fectionery, and Dried Fruits
which are NOW on SALE'

ISSEMBLY
-STREET,

'ARTHENON ROYAL a
GREAT CH ARLOTTI

ROOMS, I tna

NEAR RANELAGIT-STAFF

Also, £2780 worth of
ADJUDICATED PROPERTY,
awarded to the Crown. from the issue of the late memo-
le Prerogative Courts, viz., the Queen v.
Read the extraordinary
erence to smuggling

ilottrame, Foqt

nd Others

disclosure made

17 & 19, PARADISE

DELL AND CO.'S
LIQUID AND
lAL JAPAN

IMPI

'-STREET EAST

,iBl given

he fifth instance, within a short period,
tdebted to their manufactures for their
I from destructism.-- The fire at Messrs.

e Btliider-s)

(the eaten

of most intense
. --
character, the offices lying completely gutted, and it is
obvious that MlLNut's SAFE had had the worst of it
from the circumstance of the brass nob of the door being
melted, whilst those of the Iron Safe were not. altlmu.h

the Iron Safe and

ravers was reduced to

1 black tinder.
T. M. and S. would earnestly suggest to every c
'rti or Documents of value, to

has a Set of B

inquire into the circumstances, and (Alta

nd act

accordingly

Birkenhead, June 2, 1845.
DEAR SIR,—We have much pleasure in bearing unqua-
lified testimony to the efficiency and important advanta-
ges of MILNER'S FIRE-RESISTING SAFES and BOXES,
in cases of accident from Fire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

bout to be provided for the people oz

education

Ireland. It was from the lips
the announcement of those prin

in that definite shape whic

f Mr. Wyse that
)les was first made

abled the Protestant

public of both countries to convince
reluctantly, that Sir Robert Peel was

facilities, to be given to
vith the religion of the
state—to sacrifice, to the demands of Utilitarianism
and Popery combined, the principle, that commu-
=nion with the Established Church of the empire
should be the condition, upon which the emoluments,
_ _

divest the

new aeadem

)repared to

Ireland, of

1 connection

provided from the national fund for the reward of
distingu

We m

ly treat

re cei vabl

nn that gentle

he remarks which

upon this subjec

ling, as to some e

owing

the forthcoming- measures themselves; and when
we find him exulting in the completeness of the

ministerial beneficence towards Maynooth, we may
conclude that it is no niggardly amount of increased
grant which is to be conferred upon that institution,
and which is to raise it into the character of, or, in
the words of Mr. Wyse, to " assimilate it, as much
as possible, to a university."

,
Upon the subject, however, of academical secular
education, the member for Waterford professes to
be scarcely so well informed, or, perhaps, is not so
perfectly satisfied with the measures in preparation,
as with respect to that of ecclesiastical education
"This was as

tion of Go

ject which demanded the careful atten-
t. It appeared as yet uncertain whether

the Government intended to apply a system to all semi-
naries—up to grammar-schools and colleges—or to confine
tto university education. A mixed system would be un-
•csenting the utmost
eligious persuasions
*y among all classes
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

Zirth liftarriaws aiib Draw%

BIRIIIS

Lately. at Thorpe-Arch. the wife of Mr. WILLIAM SMITH

I .
daughter.
Birmin,
On the 3tlth ult., at Anstrnther, the wife of a journeyman Branching
tanner, named SPENCE, of two boys and two g r.s ; all doing Bristol and Glom well.

unction

%J., Liie ist instant, mrs. WILLS
Stonehill Cot age, Walton-breck, of
On the 3rd instant, a woman of tt
wife of a power-loom clott

Dublin and I

Dublin al
acme of POMFRET. the 1 D„ndp,„

d Arbroath.

dresser, residing i

Eastern -Conntic

y of J. COOPER, Esq., of Great 1 Gla
---.----

'ow and Ayr

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.

(Front the Railway Magazine of Saturday.

s,en- &lone

Cor. wk

or
iast year! Ff.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 7,

No change has taken place in any of the duties on Foreign
produce for the ensuir.g week.

Having' a continuance of frost. with heavy weather at sea, and
winds variable, our fresh supplies of Wheat are extremely light,
white those o ilrisl. Oats, Oatmeal. and Flour, are to a moderate
amount : the Foreign imports consist of a cargo of Beans from
Egypt, and one of Barley and Indian Corn from bitOta.
We must report a flat uninteresting business during the in.
terval fr,rn Tuesday I,st, the demand for every article of the
trace being me:eiy in retail, and the value showing a tendency
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

Of 14 graduating sizes

30s. to £l4 each ; for additional inner chamber, doubling
the thickness, and trebling the resisting power 50 per
more each size.

The Chambers within Milners' Boxes and Safes con-
tain the best Chemical non-conductor of heat, and Tubes
imbedded therein filled with alkaline fluid, which escapes
into the non-conductor whenever Fire reaches the Box
and heats it to the boiling point, steaming the chambers
and contents, neutralizing in the latent heat of the steam
1000 degrees of heat, keeping down the temperature, and
preventing ignition.

- From every pint of fluid in the Chamber is slowly dis-
charged into and condensed in the contents of tilt Box
upwards of 200 Gallons of Steam, of more certain avail
in saving the Papers than tons of water thrown into a
burning building with the same object.
The advantage of this principle, embracing "the exclu-
sive use of any material evolving moisture on the applica-
tion of heat,' over every other description of Box or Safe,
is the advantage that Water has over every thing else in
quenching Fire.

- An Iron Safe of one inch in solid thickness exposed to
red heat will char papers within it in fifteen minutes, and

iviuners I ire-resisting Principle has been investigated,
tested in Red Heat from One to Twelve Hours, in V2-'
thickness, from 1 to 6. inches, and approved by the au-
thoritieS and scientific and practical men, in the leading
towns of the three kingdoms.
Under the auspices of the Royal Dublin Society and the
Liverpool Polytechnic Society : see Mr. Samuel Woods,
jun. pamphlet " On the Preservation of Documents from
Fire," &c. &c. &c.

The patentees have certificates from parties whose books
have been preserved by the boxes in fires on their pre-

In the late fire in George-street, Manchester, nine out
of ten houses lost their books in their iron safes.
CA uTiorc—None are genuine but such as have Milners'
patent plates upon them, with the date " sealed 1840."
Fire-resisting Safe and Box Works, 50A, Lord-street,
and 47 lo 53, Cable-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

ENGINEERS

Messrs. Rennie,
For the Promoters

John M. Rendel, Esq'
For the Town of Lynn.

SOLICITORS

Frederic Lane, Esq., King's Thomas Wing, Esq., Gray'i;
Lynn. Inn, London.

STRVEYOR.
Mr. Edwin Durrant, King's Lynn.
The object of the Promoters is, to recover from the ses
a very extensive tract of land, which now constitutes
part of the great Estuary called THE WASH.
The measure now in contemplation was suggested b 1
the success which has already attended several otil,e;
works of a similar nature upon the adjoining coasts, r
which many thousand acres have been rescued from tba
overflowing of the sea. and converted into arable all
pasture lands of excellent quality.
For the present, it is intended to limit the undertaking
to the recovery of 30,000 acres. This will require
expenditure of about £500,000, which deducted franc
£1,050,000, the value of the land, will leave the Share'
holders a clear gain of £550,000, subject only to the
claims and compensations of frontage owners.
The capital of the Company will be £500,000, which
WO
be divided into 10,000 shares of £5O each, upon which:
deposit of £2 10s. is to be made immediately ; but 0,4
farther deposit will be required, until an Act of Parliamer,
for which application will be made in the approaching
Session, has been obtained for incorporating the Companli
and conferring upon it the necessary powers.
But although it has been thought prudent to make Pali
vision for raising £500,000, the estimated expense td
completing the undertaking, it is confidently expect
that it will not be necessary to call for more than 50 to 60
per cent. of that sum, as large tracts of land will be II;
vered shortly after the commencement and during 1,16
progress of the work, which may be made an availsl4
fund for prosecuting the undertaking, or be divided acoo
the Shareholders, as may be deemed most expechr'',4
Between 9,000 and 10.000 acres of the most valuable P‘
of the land are fit for immediate embankment; and , 11,
wholly recovered within two or three years, after the c'°'
mencement of the works.
Sealed Applications for Shares to be made by lettegf,
(post paid) addressed to FREDERIC LANE, Esq., ICII4
Lynn, Norfolk ; or THOMAS WING, Esq., Gray's Jeeo.,
p
square, London, on or before the 17th February. 'fl' op
the Shares will be Allotted ; and no further applieett
will be received after that day.
_A oil
Interest at the rate of 4 per Cent. will be allowc-.1 a
all paid up Capital, from the passing of the Act, Oil to
sufficient quantity of land shall have been acquired
cover the expenses and declare a dividend.
January 30th, 1845.

FORM OF APPLICATION.
LEVEL OF THE WASH.

SIR,
I request that you will allot to melsrl
of £5O each in the above undertaking, agreeably to lob
Prospectus, and I agree to accept such Shares as ma9ato
allotted to me, and also to pay the deposit thereon, 811,.60.
sign the Parliamentary Contract and Subscribers' fig'
ment when required.

Name------ ,.

Residence

To Frederic Le, . Erqrs. ThomasWan
ing, J
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

to rec-cle,

Unsusceptible of the slightest improvement, our market this
morning remained as dull as possible throu, hout every depart-
ment of the trade. Still deserted by country buyers, and our
local millers continuing to purchase with extreme caution, the
transactions in any description of Wheat, to-day, were at a de-
cline in English and Irish of Id to 2:I pc r 70 lb. from the rates
of Tuesday ; and Foreign, although mostly held at late prices,
was nominally somewhat cheaper. Flour, likewise, was ex-
ceedingly difficult of sale, and except a few parcels forced off ou
lower terms, very little business was apparent.
The quantity of prime English malting Barley remaining over
be ng moderate only, the best Chevalier continued to be held at
3tls. per qr., while` -" '

grinding qua ities were rather depressed
in vain.. Malt, Beans, and Fease, upon a ♦ery limited sale,
scarcely maintained our 'ast currency.

In Opts. with the exception of two or three 'ots sold at a
slight abatement, the operations were trivial; and Oatmeal,
attended with a very slow retail inquiry, was Jd. per 240 lbs.
cheaper.

PRICES OF GRAIN

Wheat, 45, 7oßt
Engli h new
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, pqr

redi s. d. a. d

6 9 Co 7

73@ 7 6
76- 7 9
63- 6 8

Barley, EngliSli
Scotch & Irish, 601 b
Malt, English, 44, qr
Irish

3 10 4 3
brown . Itio 0 —63 o

54 0 -57 0

Oats, 30, 70Ib.
E'lish & Scotch, new
Irish. fine qualities..
good
middling
undried
Welsh

36- 4 0

Beans, English, qr.. 38 0
.
Scotch& Irish v,4801b 36 0

• Do. & Irish
Tares, qr 7

Flour, is, 280th..
English, fine.....
Irish
Oatmeal, of 2409)1
Irish, new...
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

Illarkrts.

HULL CORN MARKET, FEB. 4.
A fair supply of Wheat, but business limited without altera-
tion in price. Barley the turn lower, but in other spring corn
no variation.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 4.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter,
414
...el 5 11
1 2 1

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKS

Wheat.
Oats.. ,

£950 9 6
30 18 4

At this day's market, th
the farmers, yet the trade i

he turn in favour of

the buyer; yet we make no alters ioninmiiqUOtaiconi;.-ia;:
ley nominally the same as last week. Oats were again 3d. to
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 7. tid. per qr. lower. Beans firmly held for former prices. Peas
There is only a limited trade passing in Wheat at this market only taken in retail parcels, and Is per qr. lower.
to-day, at barely the prices of last Friday. No alteration in the ---,----
price of fine Barley ; common sorts very bad to sell. The de-
mand for Beans is good, and fully supports late prices. We
note no alterazi n in the price of Oats.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 25

We had a good show of stock to.day, and the quality an ave-
rage one. The demand being searcely equal to the supply,
caused a dullish market, and Beef must be noted .ss. to Its. per
head less than on this day se'onight : Mutton a little lower, but
scarcely quotable.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

TO CORRESPONDENTS

SUM.

MORNII

yse, M.P. for Waterf

Education Committe

g star

i a member

'e of her Majesty's Privy

ty generally considered to have had
n laying down the principles, if not

of academical
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

WEDNESDAY

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th inst., at One o'clock,
at Priestley, Griffith, and Cox's Office, Chapel-street,
33 Bags fine red Bruil COCOA,
250 Barrels T,A.E.IOCA.`

Apply to
PRIESTLEY, GeFFITH, and COX, Broker

TO-MORROW' (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, on the Quay, north Waterloo Dock,
1000 Brls. TURPENTINE,
Ex Stephen Whitney, from Naw—York.—Apply to Messrs.
Glans, BRIGHT, and Co,f-Merchants, or to
..0". J. H. RAYNER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

galls you

We ask of our Protestant and Conservative fellow-
countrymen to look at the position, the power, and
the general policy, too, of the present government,
as they have been developed, during the past week,
in the debate upon the address. Amongst the usual
supporters of that government we notice an ominous
silence—the silence of distrust and dismay—the
silence, too, of men who feel themselves to be

ss to oppose any measure---however prejudi-

cial, however unconstitutional or dangerousL-4hich
the minister may propound to them. Amongst the

usual opponents savernment—the advocates of

Lange and " heavy blows" against
ligion and institutions of the land—

the establis

we see, on the contrary, gratulation and triumphant
glee, scarcely attempted to be concealed, at the rapid
progress making. under Conservative auspices,
towards the realization of objects which, a few )ears
ago, the boldest of them durst scarcely have dreamt
of as within their reach. Sir Robert Peel holds the

tive 'najority c

nmons

within his gr

p, incapable of r,

'esistance, whilst he

throws down institution after institution, sacrifices
interest after interest, principle after principle, in
the vain attempt to satiate a voracity of destructive-
it feeds upon."

mess which only .Is this a state of things under which the Conserva-
tive voice of the country is to remain quiescent ?
Are we to stand by, bewildered, panic-stricken,
. ..

rows by u

unresisting spectators, whilst the wreck of our most
valued institutions is going on before our eyes, and
the triumphant yell of our and their enemies rises
louder and louder upon our ears, as the wave of
destruction rolls over them ? Can we do this, and
be true to ourselves and to our country ?
We cannot. The time has come when we dare
not. The meditated destruction of the Protestant
university of Dublin, the aggrandisement of Ma
nooth, and the establishment of a system of secul
academical education throughout Inland. to
rec'

ed, by the combined powers:of popery and sec-
tarianism, to the cherished object of sapping the
strength of Protestant feeling in that country, are
but the first steps of a career of fatal concession—
the point of the wedge, which will assuredly be dri-
ven home, unless the hand, which now wields the
weapon of destruction, be arrested by the voice of
an aroused Protestant people. That effort must be
made. The Conservative phalanx, which now sits
mute, divided and powerless upon the ministerial
benches—the registrars merely of the decrees of a
government faithless alike to professions and to
principles—must be stirred up to energy, and aided
in the performance of their duty. Protestants and
loyal men must AGITATE, (alas for the necessity
that calls upon them to do so!) unless they wish to
see a far greater amount of ruin brought down upon
this nation, by a Conservative government, than
could have been accomplished by the
tions of their worst enemies and the worst enemies
of their country

utmost •exer-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

Feb. 11, 1843.

------- —-- ----- - Application will he made to Parliament for a sum of I PROJECTED liAtnwAys.—The Board of Trade has a
five millions, for defraying the expenses of erecting coast
'mixed its intention to report in favour of the B
defences in England.—. Dublin Mail. mmgharri and Gloucester—deviation line, the Lori&
On Thursday, the Terrible. war-steamer. was lannnlipd Wornrstpr n.,„ts.. ......1 cl..c__A ~

between I

e perpendiculars, 226

on from Worcester to Dudley (narrow puge ;) a:
or tonnage, 196 ft. 101 in. ; breadth, against the Birmingham and Glow:ester—Wolverharn
breadth for tonnage. 42 ft. ; breadth, ton line, Oxford and Rugby (wide gauge,) Oxford, Wc
' "'A, 27 ft. 4 in. ; burthen center, and Wolverhampton (wide gauge.)
LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY.—On Wednesda
the fifteenth half-yearly meeting of the above comnal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

SUNDAY, FEB RUARY 9

—Wind S. E. heavy fall of snow

ARRlVED.—Tueodosia, Carrick, from Calvulta—Sande rsons,
Bushby, from China—Delhi, Horner, from Bombay—Sam arang
Halbert, from Mauritius—Hereford, Reaburn, and Pulla, West
from Ichaboe—Xylon, Croker, from Charteston—John Pearce,
Luly, from Alexandria—Eg dins, from Ostend—Malvin a, from
Riga—Xarifa, from Lima—and Anemone, from Valparaiso.

Mary Hartley, Bartlett, and Achilles, Globe, hence at Cal
cutta

Lady Sandys. Pentreath, hence at Sincapore
Lirnena, hence at Nassau
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11

TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

At the monthly meeting of the council on Wednesday
the Mayor took the chair.
Since the last meeting, a long sword, with a red han-
dle, tipped with silver, had been lived immediately behind
the Mayor's seat, and under the clock. Underneath
there was the following inscription, in gold letters, enca-
sed in an antique gilt frame :—" This sword of state, car-
ried before his excellency Sir William Norris, of Spe.ke,
in his embassy to the Great Mogul, was given as a me-
morial of his respect to the corpora ion, Anno Domini
1702. John Cocksbott, Mayor." This novel fixture ex-
cited the attention, and, to some extent, the amazement
of most of the members.

The proceedings of the Finance Committee, which were
confirmed, contained a recommendation from the Town-
Clerk that Mr. Topping, be chief clerk, at a salary of
£4OO per annum ; Mr. Duffield, second clerk, at £3OO ;
Mr. Venn, at £`2so; Mr. Jameson, principal clerk as
prosecuting solicitor, at £250 ; and Mr. Tyson, as cashier,
&c., at £2OO. With this establishment the Town-Clerk
expected to be able to perform the necessary duties of his
office. It appeared that prior to the death of the late
Town-Clerk the annual expenses of his department
amounted to £4,852, and that according to the proposed
arrangements now the annual cost of the same department
would be £4,526. showing an annual saving to the bo-
rough fund of £326. The salary of Mr. Parry, in the
surveyor's office, was increased from £lOO to £l5O per