The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17 00:00:00

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BITION OF 1851.-27,774 feet of floor or counter
rid 24,243 feet of wall or hanging space, has been
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st prison, to set fire to the building. Fortu-
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chisive Commissioners -for I he drainage of land;
)an of the large sum of £474,000.

The bullion in both departments ot the Bank ot Ene-
land has decreased from £16,769,573 to £16,706,943,
being a difference of £63,630. The paper in actual cir-
culation has decreased from £20,987,759 to £20,742,343.,
being a difference of £75,266.

The Duke of Athol still closes Glen Tilt against all who
have not a pass from himself, alleging that the late deci-
sion of the Court of Session only opens the glen to the
three individuals who were pursuers in the late action
against him. _ _ _ _

LIBERALITY.-It has been determined to enlarge
Guinea-street Hospital, in Bristol. One gentleman alone,
Mr. Eaton, has contributed towards it the munificent
sum of £5,000, and Mr. George Thomas no less than
£l,OOO _

An Irishman, in the employ of a farmer near Stafford,
lately put a loaf of bread in a bag, and suspended it to a
beam in a barn. A day or two afterwards, the Irishman
found that a mouse had taken possession of his loaf, and
had given birth to five little ones.
A man named Glover died suddenly in the Royal Free
Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, last Monday, whose neck was
broken on the previous Saturday. It was supposed that
the movement of the body displaced the broken bone, and
caused immediate death. _ _ _

Lord Lyttelton protests against the absurdity of the
idea of his seceding to the Church the head of which par-
dons all the sins of those who pray before the " Winking
Madonna," and which winking a prelate of the same
Church holds to be an imposition.
The executors of Sir Robert Peel have remitted fees to
the various medical gentlemen who endeavoured to al-
leviate the effects of the fearful accident, which was the
means of terminating his life :—To Sir Benjamin Brodie,
250 guineas; to Alexander Shaw, Esq., 100 guineas, and
to the other gentlemen proportionate sums.
At the Plymouth police court, a few days ago, a barber
named Isaac, against whom a complaint had been made
for mutilating a little girl's hair, by cutting off severa 1
long ringlets, when he was only requested to thin ou t
the hair, was fined 4s. and costs, and ordered to return
the ringlets.
The Times has published an official list, drawn up by
the Austrian Government,
.of 467 persons who were put
to death by the Hungarian insurgents, in 1848 and 1849,
in Hungary and Transylvania, partly by mobs or private
individuals, and partly by order of the Magyar commis-
sioners, or by their tribunals and courts-martial.