The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-27 00:00:00

THE CHASE.

Sir W. M. Stanley' allounds will meet „a 4
Saturday, March 2d, at .................. Hooto3
at eleven o'clock.
The Cheshire Hounds will meet hull
This day, the 27th inst., at ...
...... Church Mio6.)
Thursday, the 29th, at
Saturday, March 2d,. at

at half-past ten o'clock.
Sir W. W. Tirynn's•Hotnads will meet
This day, the 27th instant. at
......
Thursday, the 29th, at. ...
at half-past ten o'clock.

a%
FASHIONABLE VISITORS TO' Tura STEEPL!--Aihe
AND COURSING MEETING.—We understand that •,1
following distinguished visitors are the guests of the Ear
of Sefton, this week, at Croxteth :—The Earl and Coun;
of Eglingtoun, the Earl and Countess of Craven,
Dowager Countess of Craven, Lady Caroline Tovini°A
Lady Louisa Johnstone, Lord Curzon, Sir Frede%
Bathurst, Sir Richard Brownrizg, Miss Brooke, Ca,,,,Ptuil,
Sunderland, Mr. Applethwaite, Miss Grenfeli,
Frederick Craven, Mr. Payne, Mr. Smith Owen,
Brooke, and Mr. Charles Townley.
t2hoTrsettoevEms
coiles ohT:ohaN fxir .
hßaunsn-dSt
ioTnnEgiEvcrsoLuiEfn-tderelly:Al
a:r.Eietdsh.:—nB,Tteeh.:cseiwniitidue:::oll:;
ing events are fixed to "come off" on Friday teat; °Ol
Hooton Park. The first race will be a sweeostakLesoll
added by Sir W. BC Stanley, Bart., for horses* of
denominations, carrying 12st each a inner of the Leek
ington, &c., to carry 10Ib. extra; the horses to be
property of members of. White's, &c., and ridden by ineceo
bers of the same. The second race will he a swerpstB,
of 10 sovs. each, with 50 added by Sir W. M. Stained
Bart., 12st. each ; horses which have been regularly 1104
with Sir W. M. Stanley's hounds to be allowed 101 of
The horses to be ridden by their owners, or larmerso,
gentlemen who hunt regularly with the Hooton bona
Both the above stakes close to-day.

r'
Lord Sandon, Sir H. Douglas, Sir S. Glynne, and ty
E. Cardwell, were-amongst the company present 5,' 0,91
third parliamentary dinner of the Speaker of the Li°
of Commons on Saturday.
The electors of Pontefract haw addressed a retooo,lo
strance to Mr. Monckton Milnes disseazing front "ti
sentiments expressed in his late speech in referenefo
the measures to be taken for the benefit of the BO'
Catholic population of Ireland. COI
ISLE OF MAN,BANK.—At the Court of General of
Delivery on Friday the court took into consideration ii
matter of " Duff and Kelly against the Trustees The
Directors of the Isle of Man Joint Stock Bank.' rtb'
judgment of the Court was, that " Injunction be I°oo
with granted ;"- but no receiver is yet appointed—tbe.,
part of the prayer of the complainants being sti;l
consideration."—Manx Liberal.
THE TARIrF.—The practical working of the tart too
it respects the importation of live animals, certainly
no ground for alarm on the part of the agricultural at
of producers. The oxen and bulls imported last did`
amounted, to only 1,114, against. 3,156 in the preCelo;
year ; cows 367, against 1,0364- calves 40, against •p 0
sheep 210, against 634 ; lambs 7, against 10 ; and 5-thi
359, against 410. This exhibits the whole extent off, ito
importation during the second year of the operation 0
tariff.—Berkshire Chronicle.. 4 011
Tn 3 WILLS' FORGERIES.—We learn from a sour'',
which we place reliance, that Mrs, Dorey, one of tile;g4
ties charged with being an active agent in the exte.,loo`.
conspiracy by which large sums were obtained by Ine'dell
these forgeries and fraudulent personations, has. 1_0:4, 01
fall confession ; and that the document is in the Ircol;
the authorities. We presume that the fact of 511notCY
fession having been made was the cause of Mrs. Y the
solicitor taking no part in the last examination 0' tl3O
parties before the Lord Mayor, beyond requesting i 0
tns
the unfortunate woman should bocaowaaensi
rpdensets
es:daras;san
31.1
neftcnov
iyheo.
Aeapotfii_glidtioaedrcvslGn.,ieecrentinorniogi
moved
iiyointrtoehbe;.vart I,s;:op°;:nie
i'-elireut
it
poi
sr;
wtoswpso huuffraheofibtsi
his
cheCeeci
rieslecoio
tntsbmioeagoodrpdprpt.
etehocaeuheshhure:
ldsusons naostgnntosceai
publisher
ckslomsuteft
rehleo or
h.ek ewwi
depshevarfli
ierco,nohharointefftpuhdhuenitt
earhhnellseefo,
MELANCHOLY REVERSE OF FORTLINE.—ArC
in commercial credit and wordly comfort are fret& tb.
Tuesday last in the Peckham Workhouse, of whiv
had been for a considerable time an iinnate.—G/obee

LIVERPOOL:
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 184-1•

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED •sC,
EVERY TUESDAY MORNI.'

BY
JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53, Grove-street,ayd
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-street' p
At N 0.4, ST. GEORGE'S CasscENT,LivErtrotOisTe#4;„
Oders and Advertisements are received by Messrs'
and Co., Warwick-square; Barker, - Fleet-street/A $P,011;
Walbrock; Reynell, Chancery-lane; Lawson avucca'oo.o4
e ; Joseph. Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, 0,
u Mmlen Hammond. 22, Lombard-street; Mitclie'"Croo,
Lion-court, Fleet-street; Clarke and Lewis, ,4„; Y0;1E0
court, Threadneedle-street ; Garraway's; at to' ra tef'
Commercial Coffee-house, Minctn,-lane • at the treipo6d
Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chapter &. fie -1-iti ose, ra
row; North and South American Conec-housetitie,,,P;
needle-street; and Messrs. William Fren,l, 10,4 CO',
Co., Sise-lane, London; by Messrs. sl'ohristr,4ice,
their Newspaper and Advertisement Agency "i.eeler'oo,:,
Quay, Dublin; Mr.M'Phun, Glasgow; Mr. Wi.eet',4o‘
thank-street, and Mr. C. H. Levis, Market-s'oo, Ep
chester • M:. Haddock, and Messrs. J an d W. ,
sellers, Warrmglon; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-officc, rt-
etJP
Mr. Coolie, 33, Union-street, Birmingtain. C. .0
Tcrras of Su!scription for thiF, 'rapt :"--(1-11,111.(1 I
3•,—It [Ad,
one year, £1 3s. ; ,s. ,
_9O .
advauce—one year 1 Is, ; half-year,

u

1/


UN]

Ti

%ea

ko/
this

b Itt
.400/
terta
Tb
Tell i

A I?,

Tic
Th,
kent

big 1
HOC
Seo,
13a_lla

'fr,
trien,
-____

1 ill
t
Schio
I:
ter
and
Incur

Past •

J 4104
of.

•bli
4' en°c

krtryi
E.
NV. I

tl,ll,

3.
eLlx

JOt

THI

Inca;

As
ships
4. , , Btat
,res
i,fty ba
sent sr