The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

Tuesday evening

ts were Mr:

Holder

C.meloal vocal's
k*-4.* G. Holdcaeni: jun., Mr. Ryalls _ Armstrong.
lth
some slight exceptions the whole of the performances
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great satisfaction.
hot no Lord Chancellor has presented the living of New-
bk,n,_ngh, Angle.ea, to the Rev. David Jeffreys, of Neath
lot `per to Mr. W. P. Jeffreys, the newly-elected co"
Pit l-street Ward. It is said t.
anz Plished scholar, and a thorP

he rev. gentleman is
ugh master of the

ir language.
Zll,l BIRKENHEAD RIOTERS.—The parties were on
fully committed for trial, the reading over of the
tob!,itintis basing been completed. Mr. John Brown
Akho "oarated on bail, and also Griffin and Feehan. Mr.
Wm bl et, special high constable of the hundred of Wirral,
and over to prosecute.
tetidll hday night, as Ths Caveny, a - no
ed T
in N ursorth-street. was passing along Stanley-tman
:et
41°111Pany with his wife, who, with himself, was drunk,
te,ting his arms round her waist at the time, they fell
epd down a flight of steps leading to a bakehouse,
Ittitj-aveny received such severe injury as to produce
VI the following day.
\it:ldfareyd Graham, one of the very respectable Bur-
t.' of the Cunard line of st eamers, arrived in Liverpool
week, in tbe Europa, from Boston, being the-
lateenth trip across the Atlantic which that gentleman
during the current year. The total distance
•han 50,000 miles, equal to twice round the

to arrive in

Guardian.

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413 e Earl and Countess of Sefton intend to entertain
, 13any at Croxteth Park during the holidays. The
of Sefton and the Ladies Molyneux,
,ke and Duchess of Bedford, at Wo-
Mr. and Lady Caroline Townley, at
a,ancashire, have joined the circle visiting

411t"8 IDowage

th..! vlsiting the D
C. :Abbey, and

40111 - earl and

IDELITY.—We perceive that

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:tore on this imports

There are

CorroN FROM INDIA.-Mr. Hugh Fleming has received
a letter from the secretary to the East India Company,
informing him that the honourable court of directors have
directed their agent at Liverpool, to forward to him for
sale in Manchester two parcels of Indian cotton ;-1,452
bales received from Bombay by the ship India, and 2781
received from the same place by the ship Marion. Of
this cotton, 720 bales are the produce of the Dharwar
district, grown from New Orleans seed, and 136 grown
from native seed : 8 bales from Broach district ; 136
grown from New Orleans:and 64 from native seed, in the
Belgaum district ; 213 indigenous sawginned, and 66 from
New Orleans seed, the produce of the Kandeis'
rate. Tha directors of the East India Company r
street, I tt•-.

collecto

detailed report upon the character of each of these
lots of cotton may be forwarded to them. We under-
stand that samnles of this consignment of cotton, which
said to be generally of a fine description, are expected
Manchester on Tuesday next.—Manchester

RAGGED SCHOOL SOIREE.—On Friday evening the an-
nual treat to the ragged children educated in the excel-
lent schools in Hodson-street, in connexion with St
John's Church, was given in the school-room in

street, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion,
the walls being covered with flags, and festooned with
evergreens. Notwithstanding the unfavourable state of
the weather, a great number of ladies and gentlemen were
present. among whom we noticed the Revds. W. M. Fal-
loon, R. W. Wolseley, and H. H. Higgins, Messrs. T.
Carson, J. Grantham, R. A. Payne, J. Rimmer, 0. Wil-
liams, G. Nickson, &c. The band attached to thb Indus-
trial Ragged School in Soho-street was present, and enli-
vened the proceedings by playing occasionally in excel-
lent style

the children all presented a remarkably clean
and whilst their orderly beha-

appearance