The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-09-10 00:00:00

LOCAL NEVUS•

Loss OF A PILOT BY Dffow IN G.—We have the pail?:
ful duty of recording another accident (the second wit!'":
the present month) by which one of t. e pilots besot glerr
to our port has unfortunately lost his lire. The ort
the present occasion is Mr. Hugh Williams, master of No.
2 pilot-boat, who on Wednesday last, having been out Oa
the survey, had retired to his cabin ; but being seized /1
sickness, when about half way between this coast and the
Isle of Man, came on deck in the night, and, as it is sup'
posed in the act of retching, overbalanced himself and fell
over the taffrail, unperceived by the man at th..-Avi.eel.
By this unfortunate occurrence a wife and Six children tuft
left unprotected.
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Tuesday
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spread was most abuidant, consisting not only
stantials but all the delicacies of the season.
e.t ably
was admirably filled by N. A, Brown, who was mo- of
supported by V. A. Harwoad, and, amidst the feaste
reason and the flow of soul that characterized the even'
ings amusement, the usual urbanity of the host andou..:
kind attentions cf the hostess added materially to the c
ew3,
fort of their guests, and left a grateful and lasting hill°
sion on the hearts of all present. of
NulsmccE.—On Saturday Mr. Cunningham, one.
llig
the surveyors belonging to the Commissioners of „Apt.
ways, attended, at the Police-court, to answer a Coffiß''.,
• HIP
of having laid down a quantity of granite stones in
street, to the obstruction of the thoroughfare leading 1,1%,
Castle-street to the Exchange. He stated, that be To
of
hthe suabi
merely carrying out the order of the commissioners, 2;01
that the stones were deposited in the street with the T'ent
of having them moulded and laid down in the e(3:llcr.
crossings —Mr. Rushton said, that the nuisance had ep,
isted for some time, and that the commissioners tee tided
pect to be fined as well as other people if they lug tto
the streets and passengers. He ordered the defendantbe
pay a fine of £2, and said he should take care that( the
money came out of his own pocket, and not out o
public purse. sie°
NEW LICENCES.—The adjourned licensing so-,,,,0de,
was held on Friday, before the Mayor and W. Ratb",,
and T. Bolton, Esqrs. Several licenses were ree",y
but the cases of all who had been fined three times or 'for
wards were postponed. There were 97 applicatioo9,o
new licenses or transfer in the parish, 37 in T0%003.
park, six in West Derby, and ten in Everton. The gocit,
her of new licenses granted is 24, viz. :—Jane as;
Belfast-street, corner of Regent-road ; Henry
Richard Boardman,. corner of Penrith-street ; W ',get;
Jones, corner of Walter-street • Mary Ann Le.,%or
Thomas Mercer, Horatio-street ; 'Sidney Sherlock, •I,eft•
street, retail spirit license; William Barlow, Laririel;
street; Peter Stubbs, Deane-street; Robert Ma",.Spet'
Robert Cowan, Pownall-street, corner of Liver-str'tsil
Thomas Baty, Redcross-street, Crown Chambers,!eba,
spirit license ; James Robinson ; David Rae, South J.,,°et;
street, retail spirit license ; Peter Edwards, Stone-strrpet;
James Carney, Titchfield-street, corner of Hernby-stl-netk
William Widnall, William-street; John Hughes'l .be
ford-street, corner of Stanhope-street ; Maria ~et;
stone, Blair-street, corner of Upper Stanhope-.,ist
Robert Maxwell Goore, Goore-street; John of,
Grey-street, corner of Carlton-street; John :hoe:
Lukey, corner of Windsor-street ; John Vaertret,'
Lorton-street ; Elizabeth Johnson, Stanhope" it
Lower, corner of Creston-street ; Wm. Robinsoa•Ao per
number of renewals granted was eight, but We
deem it necessary to particularize them. 006;
TREAT TO THE CHILDREN OF THE BLUE CoA'r, ofte
PITAL.—The children of the Blue Coat Hospital, gar
t-
witnessing the laying of the foundation stone of - s litte r
nabas's Church Schools, yesterday week, in CO'ep oe`
with the kind invitation of the Mayor (noticed ;oil
account of the ceremony of that day) walked in Pr°c„.'r e_A°,
to the number of 250, accompanied by Mr. Fester
preceded by their excellent juvenile band to Eltt:bere,-,
Moiley Hill, the beautiful seat of his worshiP,Loo:3
rural entertainment was provided for them. As t";01eL ;
ceeded, followed by crowds of persons from LiverPi",,, aj".
the outskirts,. the band played a succession of liceto P;0
and on arriving at the end of the avenue leading ,yor
house, they were met by Mr. T. Sands, jun., (tilllicrieeTof
son), Miss Sands, and a large assemblage c't,' "oar
amongst whom were Mrs. Sandbach, Mr. Joshua Den:
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith, Sir John flat(,
Mr. and Mrs. Bevan, Mr. John Smith, Mrs. ":ft, 54!e,
son and family, Mr. Alfred Waterhouse and fan` boe'rf
After having played for some time in front of the wlift)
the boys walked in the adjacent wooded greundsjed
under the shade of the lofty trees, they were regave
buns, lemonade, milk, and fruit in abundance-
..ty,
freshments were served by all the ladies of the Pa' bosPt
the 0 r
while the children were enjoying themselves, 0
table donor, who had been delayed in town, arrleeoseio
and entered most warmly into the agreeable "
"%etc°
of the day. The boys afterwards enjoyed there loin% to
various rural sports, the band occasionally
_Pdit'olelj
variety of choice airs, in a manner highly cre 010'A
them as musicians, and equally so to the
v,.tteacheri_lheommtou,
must
tMo
have
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ments, echoed from the woodlands, had a mossi_iciv ;co(
charming effect, and the beautiful verdure.
_inoioclo
aspect of the locality, shown to effect by the,
eur,.6te, eoof
the day, greatly enhanced the pleasures of tensenit. Aso
will long be remembered by all who were
the visiters present. They then set out on
b)'
r
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enl
the Blue Coat Hospital, highly gratified
sixa
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them
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ments of the day. In the .evening the .Iv!'diott-,1
tamed a large party, including Mr. Foster, tu
the house.

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