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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

great pleasure

hich the put

obedient

KERB DOERING

empted to

:ed at the door 91,

nd bolt

Yon may sen

JAS. RICIIA RDSON and C(

.e in Market-street, which e]

i qUantity. if valuable papers,
ninjured in one of your Fire-
recommend to the publ
mr obedient servant
"THOMAS

lAIGH,
,wn-street and Market- Are

Fires and experim

m exposed to—
called) or oth(

the recom

seven years' active
nding scale, have si

rued nor

times to supply the most oomph:.
Books, Documents, and Valuables, 1..
ught-Iron Safes, Closets, and Doors it,
r unequaled Fire-resisting Chambers.
,000 of their Safes in use amongst tl:a
umercial Houses in Great Britain—a•
ciate their value-----

...Imerous cas
Fires have occurred, from which'

as
Alovring as instances, in which they
they Safe than their own would hays
burnt :
kaller's Ship Chandlery Store, Spar-
.; strong and fierce Firs; Safe most
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

next season

ration and many devoted friends.
nih
er friend Mendelssiolux
hall nf
been s°B
; ins
in Bishop
e one o
flaelrAtters she entreate4LAus
friend to whom she wrote, to place a chaplet of ivy, which
gh sot rhhweeidrc
eh
latesta t wis of
she enclosed, upon the grave of Dr. Stanley "es her iearx•'
this simple offering is in accordance with one of tv.
toms of her country. Miss Lind is now at -
teeiat)eidrsf s,a Ns o
f
will soon proceed thence to Berlin.—Art .To'

t as crest a trial to

ie cUS.

lec, but

DIED.-011 the ..
AMUEL, eldest son .
Liverpool, and Queen's H

in London, i
TOWERS, of 1
Manchester.

a 29th 1
Angel H

LIVERPOOL:
TUESDAY, JAN

AND
EVERY TUEPRINTEDSDAYPUBLISHED
MORNING,
By JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53, Grove street, and
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-street,
At No. 4, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LIVERPOOL.
Irders for Advertisements received by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square; Barker and White, Fleet-street;
Deacon, Walbrook ; Reynell, Chancery-lane ; Charles Barker,
ißirchin-lane ; Joseph Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill ; Mun-
den Hammond, 27, Lombard-street; Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-
court, Fleet-street; Lewis and Lowe, 3 Castle-court, Cora-
hill •; at the London Commercial Coffee-house, Mincing-lane;
at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; Chapter Coffee-
house, Paternoster-row; North and South American Coffee-
house, Threadneedle-street ; Parsons, 9, Ave-Maria-lane'
London:

, Johnston and C 0.,. Eden Quay, Dublin;
Exchange-street, and C. H. Lewin, Market-street,
ter; Haddock, and J. and W. Booth, Booksellers,
ton; Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston; and Wright s
Herald-office, Birmingham; Harthill and Salmon
Wince's-square, Buchanan-street, Gimpy*.

Handle,:
W.arrill"'

id, No. 1,1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

!Circtini

Tuesday
Wednes,

Saturday
Sunday.
Monday.

13 5 iEpiphany

Jrk papers, the American mil-
ady lost fifty feet of her keel by
Needles in the British Channel.
IHer injured condition was unknown until she was placed
under repair in the Sectional dry dock, and the whole will
be removed, together with
er

According to
steamer Washington r
unning foul" of th,

DnsiClerable portions of

in Buytor

.4180 Martineau's Travels in Me East
which had Klind its way jilt° the library, " on account of
its irreligious nature."

a copy °
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

which it threw out on the

plants were produce
summer was over,

fore tt

so rapidly as to form
floating island of large handsome
leaves, which, with every change in the breeze, was driven
from one side of the pond to the other. As these plants
perished in the winter, I supplied their place with another
from the stove this spring, and it has continued to in-
crease and flourish like its predecessor, but with me the
species has never flowered either in the stove, greenhouse,

or open air. I also in April, 1836, placed a pot of Call;
tethiopica, which was just coming into flower, with till
base of the petioles an inch deep in the same pond, am
the flower-buds expanded, and the plant throve through
out the summer, without being at all affected by till

ever since rer

from 11.- 1 c•I F4n;••••••7 ;in Htn tVrt
tney soon recovered In the spring. and they still look as
healthy as possible, but no flower-buds have been formed
since the plant was taken from it
greenhouse. I hope these obser

tuation it

Dni'may induce ama-

teurs to try similar experiments on other species. D.
Swansea.—Gardener's Chronicle.—[This is a truly valu-
able suggestion, and will have the effect of bringing many
fine aquatics into general cultivation. .Why should they
If they

Limatec

as terrestria

Jan. 1, 1550.

ground last autumn the result was found to be only a few
small bulbs, about t..e size of very small marbles, which,
consequently, were disregarded. This year, however,
from the seed left accidentally in the ground, there sprung
up several vigorous stems, some of which had leaves of an

extraordinary size; the plants
Colours. The yield from these,
was large, and the size of tuber

OPERA

Winter I

n
ble to pla

wered in a variety of
nsidering the small set,

length set in with consic

kind of protection

be brought into instant

In all cases where mats are use(

Isubstantial materials

a frame-work of

:0 prevent them fro

touchi

r by damp or mildew, if in

S TO 6ORRIIIPC

Avisa-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

few brief but pointed and well

Pupport of the opposit
Rochdale and 31P-7__
left the room. The friends of religions
well to notice a circumstance '1
ing. While a.>

, and at last the
r quietly took t

e that occu

Rev. Mr

pointing out the meagre ch
of the Bible being intro&

heterogeneous cow
nasse, boldly and I

secret

It is not

—" The
that the

plainly in Manches

he commu

lows that w

ation as

there was for 7an

stained t

foot is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

more t
oms wi

I Wilds of An-cl 4

I have beard her mot

well wore

Id-humm

oa it relates

Iglish, intermingled plentifully

she was

ugliness, if a countena

ghtened with cheer
s a Mr. Giffardiert

,ho taneen's
her), and w

family w
to him

familiar. .3
Windsor, an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

3„,.. under s
u &11.FICAT

xty potr
ON BY
, St. Be(

PAITH : A Sermon, by the Rev. JOHN
College, Curate of Liscard, (including
Svo. Price 6d.
AND UNCONSECI
.mon. preached i

&TED CEMI

the Church of St

n-the-Fie

Ids Li;erpool, on the first Sunday after
y the Rev. JOHN MARTIN, M.A., of

Sydney

.311ege, Cambridg,

Cumgryiiiii.

A Sermon on behalf of

the Sisters of Mercy, and the Orphans' Home. at Devon-
Port, preached in the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields,
on the Second Sunday in Lent, 1849, by the Rev. JOHN
MARTIN, M.A. Bvo. 6d.
LORD'S APPEARING, AND JEWISH RESTORATION
calmly considered : A Sermon, preached in a Room,
licensed hy the Lord Bishop of Chester. in the North
Neti- ^".l- Bond-strf,.* ' lowed District of
c. 9th, 1849, being
F. A. POWER,

Schoot, ,et, in the ABevington,
bevington, Liverpool, on Sunday, D c.
the Second Sunday in Advent. By the del
THE Incumbent of Bevin Von. Bvo. is.
'"'ORAL CONSEQUENCES OF A FALSE FAITH : a Ser-
mon reached in the Church of St. -
Liverppool, on Sunday, November s,Martin-in-the 1848. By the i
Rev. CECIL WRAY, M.A. Bvo., price 6d.
A DISTINCTION Ln e Pre and will be published in a feda,
"ss, WITHOUT A DIFFERENCE:
A Letter to

Tt• George's, Bloomsbury, on a Sermon lately preached
in his Church, in favour of the Restoration of the Jews
and entitled " The Covenants Disti
WILLIAM WITHERS EWBANK,
St. George's Church, in Everton.
„„,.. In the Press, and shortly will be ppu
"ISCOURSE ON THE STUDIES OF TH
21? CAMBRIDOE. By ADA

dished, Svo
UNIVEI
WICK. N.

Ir.R.A S

Ex., NI
y College,

Voodwai'dian Professor and Fellow of
Cambridge. Fifth Edition. With a
ary Dissertation.

tenti e—
m

IJEIGHTON and LAUGHTON r(
their extensive assortment of BOL _
li,R'S GIFTS, in various styles of B
r,re, and :others, including. all the
1 Books, the Works of the Princi

Wilily invite a

111
..ey
'
11111 st zt2

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HOLY HI FILES, (
in.. "'
§tItVICES. in n

I Poets; Histo

Idard Writers
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS, and CHURCH
reat variety of antique and modern bind-
arge Collection of CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
JTON AND LAUGITTQN,
CHURCH- 15 TBE.E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

VEST PC

TO SIIIPI

,S OF GO

and other ports of tfie UNIT
The advantages offered to

Freight, Strie(Pb

EMIGRANTI

mality of

THE "BLACK STAID

RPOOI

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SHANNON, LUDLAM...

1. HARBEC

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SILAS GREENMAN.
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Goods cannot be rec

+►nscd day of

MILK
NN. M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Jan, 1, 1160.

SkA.mom

kiberpool gPtanbarV.

TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 1, 1850.

by a Ares

WE iVeie prevented last wee..
other engagements, from noticin
of the Manchester Guardia',
lation of gold in the coffers of the Bank
is attempted to be accounted for

can_ scarcely bri

g a lengthy

in which t

article

of En-

Even now

for, in truth, a

selves seriously to set
nore absurd jumble

about the task ,
of blunders than is ci,.
article, we never remember seeing perpett,
any journalist, occupying his position as the re- I
pu ted organ of
i Snce the publication of his
movement, which he
away as a matter of •

tained in our contemporary's
I by

a great commercial community. I

marks,

however, the
a endeavoured to explain

ceired a further impuh
California give us the prospec.
increase R o ecie in the markets

rifling significance, has rf,
se. The las

e have als(
Arnount of 1
L_

received from Me

examine the

Itely to aff

K
Great- Britain
_ .

gainet the au

~tlenslhle effect
to regard it wi

f -I'et us enqu
" this pre.t ;•.4

arrivals from

further steady

specie to the
may be well

ltably ft
in fact

mode in which such

country

lcrease is

yt admits the fact of a rapid set of
I from every quarter of the globe to
but he wishes us to guard ourselves

tingenci
IFh have t

ere arc

is, or will be, t

Rather, I

A gcod

and are nc

iatuially

rovide for
ye from certain changes

in progress

tary relation; existing between I

VW the reit-o—fa'a
.41111!tnd and the

i more particularly between

Europe

e do not y
are the ,c

'ofess to

derstand very well

- contir
any of c, the (

' here referred to, or how
which have been and are

""? in pr

rcantile

and monetary

l'elatiohB existir
the world." Rrp

between England and the rest Of

to produce an influx of gold to this

..:e""17. Incrf
al.als generally 1
Iz.- a drain of

asea imports of food and raw mate-
ead to an opposite state of things,

the precious metals

TlpOrtB

. Our cha
)e pleaded

n her histc

further
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

More singular tl

ed Li considerable d

,ot excec

done was a trifl
Mercury.

HIGH TIDES AT YARMOUTS

from the north-west, have laid

Great Yarmouth and Loy

surrounding country for miles. 1
of the houses are flooded to the

borough

six feet, and as a necessary consec
great destruction of property. 1
place, and the streets of Yarmo

being done to it
able to keep his seat ; but it was not until after he

river weld
had

le. We understand the only dam
injury to the bolt (

Le high

spring tides

Oder water the towns of

hole of the

f most

rom three to

run cretin rc
pledge, the'

quite; " up,°'

go in debt
sure, last
when I we

.nimons in

effort more being made.

MURDER AT BRISTOL BY A YouTu.--The New Cut,
Bedminsier, near Redcliff Crescent, Bristol, was, on Sun-
day week, in the broad daylight, and directly fronting
he house of one of the magistrates of the city, who per-
nally witnessed the " scene of

occurrence, tne a muide.
which-we regret to be obliged to add was committed by a
lad of less than 16 years of age. The circumstances, as
far as we have been able to ascertain them, are as follow :
Two young men, named Henry Croggan and William
Braund, the person who has been murdered, went out
together for a walk ; when near the Bedminster iron
bridge, they were joined by a third young man, named
Horgan. Upon reaching the bridge, they
named Alfred Dancy and Henry Collins

vv two lads,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

proper suggestion made by M

treasure

orrner charity, in a lette

published, could be agreed to by the benevola

men who f.om pose the

tee of ti

The follow

ig is the

part of M

I cannot quit this subjec
the public to the operatic
Notwithstanding the establ

without c
and con

ling tt

shment

for the relief of

" Liverpool
isited at the

was
s. Thl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

IMPROVED WROUGHT-IRON VMSA V ZAL GOV& .AAS 0181 l tilp IGr “114
i CAng the Gums. It bestows on the Teeth a pearl.like whiteness,
CHESTS, AND BOXES frees them from tartar. and imnarts to the Gums a healthy

MANUFACTURERS Of
FIREPROOF SAFES
ALSO STRONG CASH AND DOI

your invention deserves
"I at

R EXPORTATIO:4

firmness, and to the Breath a grateful sweetnes
—Price 2s. 9d. per box.

Lnd: perfume,

1 MANUFACTURERS OF
EVERYDESCRIPTION OF BEST LOCKS AND LATCHES ;
Also 2,3, and 6 Lever Detector Locks, for every purpose. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. The peculiar. advan.,
STRONG JAPANNED CASH AND DEED BOXES, UNPRINCIPLED SHOPKEEPERS, for the sake of gaining a , consume the Smoke, bu
FITTED WITH THE PATENT LOCKS.
trifle more profit, vend the most SPURIOUS COMPOUNDS I easily generated, aml
under the same names. It is therefore highly necessary to see I any tiptop] hitherto
that the word " ROWLANDS' "is on the Wrapper of each 1 're7Uts for fittit
le. Sold by the Proprietors—
k. ROWLAND & SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, London
And by all respectable Cbmniata and Perfumers.

J. G. HARRISON & CO.,
Na. 14, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

Apply tCt

IMANUFACTORY, lac IPPIINROAD, 140MDON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Same day, V

I MARK CLIPFOR
On the 14th Ida

D WARD D(

0. I

randmother of tl.

t Packe I

een days

r, CHAI

linterre

the pa

1 LEIGH, of Lark-I
xt Mail

7 I in 1847 by the lat

M B Crane many
Dec. 24 sistar
Mary
Thon

5 Canterbury.
tinued throw
out to walk c
7 he was taken

three deep

Master

a Commor

Scat[ 5.

or the present DE
Oxford. He attr

his examination he

3 same ciay, at H e arnacr
28 wife of Mr. JAMES STA

lone, and a few
.s White, M.A., t

Saide day, from an attack o
ALEXANDER MACD(
and d

ted servant in t
lay, at his resid,

can Aiehdeaconry of 'Nod
p (Dr. Hinds) on the Rev. Ro
_ .

p CpLERIDGE, Warder

ler in t
flip 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

rpool, with fir without Pilots
1_ at 11 nlrlnrlr I\7;ml,+

SATURDAY, January
January

MONDAY,

nd Collir

AM C(
PO(

MMUNICATION BETWI

ORT RUSH, AND SL

ST. COLUAIIi

Are intended to sail.6;itt

:y to tow vessel

IVUPOPOL TO SLIGO
uestray, Jan. 2!, at 4 a

IST. COLT.

. Tuesday, Jan. 29, at 11 Wel°
VERPOOL TO PORT RUSE
(With leave to call at LARNE )
n'dn

rsday, J

CO Lum B

IST. COLUMB
Goods regi

,Thursday, Jan. 24, at 6 o'clo
Thursday, Jan. 31, at 1 o'clo
I to be alongside ONE HOUR t

First Cabin it
Second Dittc

uding fee 20s. Cabin, includin,
ditto.... Its. I Steerage, or Dec

JAMES CA
!et, Mand

and BURNS and Cc

AND POR

TX..

TWICE A WEEK,

ind R ET

Will sa
VICTOI
MAIDS

VICTOR
MAIDEI

CITY. f&

take Ilia
MUNN, F

ge of their own luggag,
,yle-street, Londondei

TO INVALIDS

nR. SN
tial C

EDOIJR may be c

)baerva tha

Q ERJI

!xpenenc
ntroduce

aired

which are being daily rece

procation. and
tions I was re
'ears have pas,

ave the pleasure to s

3red to my usual healt
l, I have no return •f

I have hither

sufferer from Lumbago, as
several of the most eminen
was induced by a friend t
" Serieant's Lotion." Ith
in less than an hour from

the greatest happi
, The number of
immense, and if the publi4
one to accept of the salvati
not lived in vain.—With m.

rom oain

and

rot a pa

at 1 o'clock fternoon
t 3o' , Afternoon
at clock, Night.
...cf sails from DR RDA for LIVF—
DA YS, WEDNESDA YS IDA vs. and SAT-

RDAYS

EN LIN

of Ireland Union Stea

d the splendid and powerful Stetim.ship
MAIDEN CITY,
RICHARD CROMPTON, Commander;
PORT RUSH and the GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, as usut
I from Clarence Dock, LIVERPOOL, as under:
v Frl' January 4,4 t 2, Afternoon.
N CITY. Afternoon.

tonday, January- 7, at
Friday, January 11, at 9, Morn
Monday, Jitfuary 14, at 12, Noon_
Frida anuary 18, at 1, Afternoc
CITY.. Mon , January 21, at 3, Afternoon
_ F y, January 25, at 8, Evening.

28, at I I, Forenoon

Med in all Confiden
jkisfdenee, 38, SEEL-STREET

of the proprietor, "G. C. Serjeant
e Government Stamp.

ledge, that after suffer

teumatic affectic

RPOOL, on

Company's magnificent new Steamer
VICTORY,
WM. JOHNSTON, Commander ;
Calling in PORT RUSH HARBOUR, GOING

N, the only effectual Remedy
,heumatic Gout, Sciatica, and Luna-
)r, G. C. SERJEA NT, No. '7, Le-
w, London; and.by all Vendors et

Medicine,- so universally esteemed, is unat-
least danger or inconvenience; hundreds have
happy and salutrn effects since it was first
l such are thvOroperties of this invaluable
rsons labourirhg under the most distressing

50, and rendered
able •f Misting themselves, have been relieved

s crowned the application
t hopeless and deplorable

ed are the follow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ings were dill
Mr. W_ T.pdo

rs being allowed to take copies of tl
thAt.

lution of the 4th-of July last, relative to an agreement
between Mr. Chalmers and the beard, had been taken by
Mr. Shaw, in order that the board might be sued in the
County Court for an alleged claim which Mr. Chalmers
had made upon them. Mr. Ledger concluded with a
motion to the effect that no member be allowed to take

copies of the minutes without the sanction of a majority
of the board. After some discussion, the motion was lost

—The rer

t of the Building Committee, which

'report of the fever ho
the house last

it appeared that there wer
12 admitted. 1: dismissed cured

remaining in the house, 11.—Mr. Harrison postponed his
motion relative to the increase of the number of guardians

Mr. Sidney intimated that, if such a pro-
position were carried, he would move for an increased num-
ber of guardians for West Derby, Everton, and Kirkdale ;
and the Rev. Henry Blundell said he would suggest that
every township should have a certain number in propor-
tion to the population.—Some discussion took place rela-

4h-par

lunatic paupers belonging to the union, who
aster Asylum and Haydock

at the I

the asylum after they wer

ciently recover,

to admit

of removal

Ld that inquiry should be made into the

be subject dropped without any resolution be
.—A very animated discussion took place as t

ing come t
whether tl

;hoes or clogs

The casting vote of the chairman,
upon a division, carried the matter in favour of shoes.—
Mr. H. Edwards gave notice of a motion to the effect that

workhouse, in addition to any other portion of the build-
ing that could be conveniently spared, be appropriated
for working shops, and that competent persons be em-
ployed to instruct the boys in some useful trade or occu-
pation ; also, that land be taken in the neighbourhood for
spade husbandry, to employ paupers and able-bodied men
applying for relief.—Mr. Doling appeared before the
board to request that a bond on a guarantee society, which

they held, knight be applied as an fora sum he
was indebted to the union. After some discussion, it
was decided that the board had no power to interfere.

OUR UNCHANGING GOLD STANDARD

the far
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ust be on

he day previot

or difficulty, Passengers are
es of Merchandise will not
e, or with their Luggage.

hipped as Lugga
not permitted tc

go on beard by the

-lALIFAX and BOSTON

LANDING STAG
ie o'clock, Morn

The Steam-tend,
DE, opposite tl
ling, of that du!

'a Pier, at Nir

OMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVEI
POOL AND HAVRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

bought that the

Rhuddlan Eisteddfod those medals and subjects
were not awarded at the Gordovigion Royal I

[dfod in

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION
at this institution comprise

—The forthco

g lectures

al unusual number of im-

ever subject he touches ; the Rev. Dr. Woolf
singular adventures have gained him a_reputation

le, and ireat intellectual

the Great ; Mr. J. S. Buckingham, whose capabilities a
lortnrc, are well known! Mr. Rymer innec in who%

hands the essentially interesting subje

t of natur

31y fascinating; and Mr. Carte, whose per-
formances on the flute caused so decided a sensation
during his former visit to the town. Sir Henry Bishop,
it will be seen by the announcement elsewhere, com-
mences his course this evening. The subject he has se-

,ecomes dot

MiMEmirimimiliww•■kliaa

ous. Mr. Peter Yowl was called to the chair. Mr. Tho-
mas Smith detailed the drcumstances attendant on the
appointment of Mr. Whitehead, which he contended was
illegal, the power to elect resting with the ratepayers and
not with the guardians. The assumption, he said, of the

reins of government by the poor-law commissioners, cost
as much to the nation annually, as the whole government
of England did on the accession of George M. to the
throne ! He moved a resolution to the effect that the
overseers be instructed, and are hereby authorized, to take
such proceedings as they may be legally advise

aside, by writ of certiorari, the appointment of Mr.
Whitehead. Mr. Pearson seconded the resolution. Mr.
Pearson, in proposing an amendment, said that the rate-
payers were not victimised by Mr. Whitehead, but by Mr
Walker, through the advice of Mr. Smith. The amend.
ment was to the effect that the meeting
could not legally instruct or authoriz

onstitutec

he honorary over.

veers to institute proceedings against the poor-law board.
Robt. Robertscn seconded this, but it was ultimately
Mr, Walker, the senior overseer. whose con-
n strongly commented on by Mr. Hardy,
replied at considerable length in justification ; and tremen-

withdrawn

dous confusion ensued in consequence of some questions
put by Mr. Councillor Beckwith, Mr. Smith's motion
was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Hardy protested

that he should take divers matters

before the at

The meeting then separated
THE WEST DERIE
meeting of the gt

The usual weekly

the Workhouse

orders were made f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

United States

goi s o

L Baltic& Hmburg do 6 4
Riga and Petersbg. do 5 0
Odessa, common .. do 5 0
French,Spanish,&c do 5 10
Bannnt & Marianopoli 5 6

Rye, .4* q
Barley, .4

Baltic, &c. 120 0
lb,Grindingl 2 10
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

iich,`in

we Beet

All purc

f two lbs.. som

N of t

crease; the

4. to ss. 6d

Od. recommended

I. recommended

Od. recommended
4d.

4d. recommended

Bd. to ss. Od,
6d. to 3s. Bd.
Od. to ss. Od.

Od. recommended

invited ar

'end Te

table and

I.ol'..itY of the public; and

• ripe and mellow, and of
he BEST BLACK TEA"
In Green Teas we re-

HYSON, at ss.

is fn/ fair crit

ier than to quote

oftentimes theinsii

t statements such as we
.oved exposed to doubt

truth maybe
"A TRIAL,"

ly request

it superior ti

Dntinuatiee of the patron_
reasonably expect, nor do
can fairly determtne and
Cation upon the result.
, whether in the trade or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

committee 1
parts of the
establishme

,pensary
ch they

tack whi

rity, and w
advantage

11 consi
,f the po
:e with t

to co-ooera

opened, not
—You

town
North Jo

COMPARATIVE

whether

oracularly t

,gether fra

newed

threatens us
manufactur

desirable that the

of statesmen.
very able lett(

he Morning
eke the libe

M. Baker says

gricultu

knnual r

Agricultural

The diiect and loc

by mans

It will be st,

ies show a rather

by what proc

arrive at t.

classing every art

every s

joiner, saddler, &c
on the side of rho

more legitimate 1

iallUfactur
lof placin

pendent upon" ti
procee

ions of the

production

f the Ut

portion of the yield of
Probably the gross
set dow

ing in the ratio, as c

.om pared
What, then
cent. in the

action of 25 per
cts ? Obviously

circula

thus bring
trade

man, the shopk

eeper, and the

manufacturer not also
is see. The declared

fight within

value of

)f the kingdom of al,

iduced by what

termed '
)00. Of

ring interest' . .
£118,600,000 is consumed at 1

lufactu'

xported. Of course, as the gross income
onsuming body has been decreased 25

home trade of the manufacturing he
calicoes, prints, stuffs, wollens, &c., r

nt., the
;naor of

minishel

a something like that ratio

If these

much of the depression

interna

ted, our hotels doin,

railway tra

Mc decreasing

id for the 1

tion throng;

absolutely essent

it is that these results are almo
admitted. Yet the class whose i
affected, whose productions are di

]OW 110 it
felt ail('

25 peg

'ree trade

fifths of

ative a
cant t

wittiout

compla

the dictates of

t ming"

rity i . Happily, however, the

'owe home to that minority itself

FIRES ON BOARD THE SHIPPIN(

DOCK•

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL

ND4ItII•

—Having seen a letter in the

urier of last wee,'

in which the

ery ably

would result from permitting fir
while in port, and acquiescing as I
laid down, I take the liberty of callir
another great source of danger, which the
existing to some extent, would be increas
degree, were the legislature to authorise

ad lights on v

do, in the views

ntion

fearful

present sought.
Liverpool being the principal port from which the lower
classes of the Irish emigrate, all who have any knowledge
of the subject, are aware of their

,kiessh;i)it;preoili

to sailing, among which, none a
their love of smoking aboard, de

_
pparent tua.
most expre

the contrary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

" When Eni

laore or I

balige may n

ui the common cirri

larger amot

metals w- A

International accoum
y take y

womething may have
English rnanufactur,

incidents, it may hapy
have to be made by tl
to a far lamer extent

tourse of t

:ountry

" To provid(
effect

permanent i'

I.'-'ill, from—tim—e7o.vi

e occasional demon
with fore
of IA

'resent ir,

rendered

asactions
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

tent, on a r
in effe"

themselves at all
depositories for
the strongest Wr
world, lined wit]
Out of upwards
Manufacturing ai

Class nest atme t
vere trial in acci
Milner and Son

lare of opinion that no
preserved its cont(
Fire at 11

J. B. B

Fire at Messrs. J. and W. Walkers', the extensive builder a,
Birkenhead; buildings entirely gutted, everything burnt is
them. including the contents of a large Iron Safe and Drawers,
standing beside Milner's ; the contents of Milners' uninjured
and in use now

Alessrs. Garniss and Co.'s, Park-lane; a very strong I
in the contents of Atilner's Safe the only thing saved

Fire;

th• premises

;i Iron-SAfe, cc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

SLEEPWALKING

the toilworn traveller

as well as ri
bro

t was s

SBY, ANE
ILWAY.

le on or be

ly are herel
tinned Bar

per Cent.
Februar
inpaid tate

3f the Boar

and make

the utter

.e expe:

A ORDIN AT

iy of ttt.

:en by sounds r

)n found c

the door hein

on the

Puncing in tern

prove hi

veered their

Lied the furnitt

!ed doWn

iu order to

atter with wh

town, t

to remove
id of gra(
The e]

od deal of nier

fill over" shi
is highly f

nny Lind, at

unng v

few nie
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

hat Brazil, and r.

Torts should be directed

rnkey at N

apprentice to

t avoid a school by any means
—On Tue.,4--

—re of cruisers
8 touchin

bad been pay in

cially on subj
by those who but a short

DeCeas

ame game the

If, howe

since, whilst at a gentlema

next hest course

with the air of

utes are r

I for that

but he lost his situation, and

ster, and attempted t(

woman

Bement he Wished, he apparently

o3ed to subject to the absolute soverei

iup as a sort of pad, anc

, and loaded with shOt instead
he intended to do himself only

against which ou.
a balance of parties and of opiniuu
New- Brazilian Brazilian provinces, the recommendation ti
„reel, easy like ours of a policy so intrinsically sound as tilt.
of slave traffic should surely be no difficult measu,
fair word would probably be heard further than the gunsby any means." _
a mi No people like to be bullied, esue-
dday, a young man. of

v. One

these_obvious considerations cannot be entertained, the

fly that by which legitiinate

corn mer

Dd. There is, too,

we readily admit, this contingent advantage involved it_
the plan, that we multiply both the markets divirable for
our own produce and the produce desirable for our own
markets. In particular, we have been credibly informed
that this district of the Gold Coast which it is now pro-

)f the British

growth of cotton,

crown is admirably calculated for the
and that by the application of proper ir
ally raise no inconsiderable portion of our whole consump-
tion of this precious article on our own territory, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

landed estate
in Mi

WARD NOYES

r Hotel. Strand,lBth August, 1E46.
to a prv.9aice,against flaying recourse

Ten a severe

well as Sciatic'a, and haring- tried
it Physicians of London and Paris, I
o make a trial •f your liquid, called
link it in gratitude due to you to say,
the time I applied the Lotion. I felt

i most refreshing

iness—perfect quietude and freedom
f poor souls that suffer as I have is
ication of this testimony can induce
ion you offer, I shall feel that I hays
I any thanks, I am yours,

Well-street, Cripplegate.
1 weeks confined to my bed by Gout
1 from my head t• my feet free from
infant: not even a finger could 1
situation I was informed by my me-
ied all the usual remedies, and that

made K:

wn to me, or I might
After c I Os. appji-

ed to my bed

[on e; an to-dis

.ble of walking about my room
!rance in the use of your Medi
lon. Fearful •f another attack

bottles.—l am, S

your obedient

" Gentlemen

destroyed, our bi

Safe, purchased

everal he

tre:ne implrtanc

protection again
cannot be too w
"We ar

The outside of

" Gentleme

Ice with

Gentlemen,-

gutted tlie

that my books,
&c., we
Safes, Ni

the'disoriler. !resistir

I " Woollen Mer
"Messrs. MI

In the numer

which Milner's
of Safe ill use-1
burnt out beside

atentees. d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

picked up a

Tut LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Oariteto.

Alartets.

LONDON GAZETTE.-TuESDAY) D

LIVERPOOL COMMERCI,A.L MARKET. DEC. 28. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 29. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED
At our market to-day Wheat and Flour meet a fair sale, at an Evans and Price, Liverpool, joiners—Bo-
Sugar.—ln consequence of the holidays, the business has advance of 2d. per bushel, and 6a. to la. per sack ; Oats Id. Liverpool, tea dealers—D. Bellhouse and Cr
been limited, and the quantity on show small. The market, per bushel, and Oatmeal 6d. per load higher. Barley and feed- i
however, is firm, and the sales are 350 hhds. 8.P., and 3,000 mg stuffs generally are held for rather hizhp.• --,---
bags Bengal, at very full prices. Foreign.-80 bhds. Porto and Peas fully as den,.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS

.ual at this season.

's. 6d. I is

RiCo havebien sold at 375. 9d. duty paid, an,. _
bags brown Brazil, (partly new Sugar,) at from 15s. to i ~..
per cwt. in bond. There are not any sales to notice in Mo-
lasses. Coffee.—Nothing of moment reported; the market is
firm, and prices still advancing, 200 bags native Ceylon having - -
We are witho.
just realised 555. per cvk t, 200 bags Bengal Ginger brought 21s.
last has not been active, ow, ii.,.,.....- --._ __ _
per cwt. Nothing done in Cocoa, Pepper, or Pimento. nice,
for each article our previous currency has been fully main
—3,500 bags Benal sold at Bs. 6d. for cargo, to Us. 6d. for fine
.—Theg market is without animation, but the bu- tamed. As usual, at this season of the year, Farmers brought
white. Rem
,;,too
crrtnn 4n market_ and for the few samples of Wheat that

reet, Finsbury-sci

PRESTON CORN MARKET. DEc. 29.
t any arrivals this week. The trade since our

ils;.—Ko—t-w—;11-er, late of Woodside, Finchley, sup

lirley, Han"

J. PtiHeine, junk
H. Hardy, Bradf

-Common Con

!alarm,
some checked sales, and a clearance was only e
at 9e. to 90. eh:. ../..;..ht We advan,

large porcels having been talon on so
)er lb. Fine CongoUs contintte _ _
Yarcels of garnet Shell Lac are repolltelt Rrice
s of Gum Arabic t 505.; also, TOO Pars of
o 20s. 6d. per cwt. Linseed continues in g(
and 2.500 bags and 1,500 pockets sold; Bengal at
s. to 455. ver quarter for Bombay. Saltpt

•
nd I Stiltar.
nltPrp

qualities of Irish Id. to
flour likewise without c

•e scarce, and all

!s. to 41

at 13s. per cwt

1 our advanced prices are
rasa I

as usual at this season

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. D

In conseque

continued improved state of business

freely t

demand has been fairly met by holders, an advance
id. advance, and Surat in good request. A large business h
been done in Sea Island, at rather lower prices for co
qualities. Speculators have taken 12,230 American. 8'
nam. 700 Bahia, 200 Maranham, 550 Egyptian and 2,58 P

and Exporters 100 American and 320 Surat

COUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
For the week ending December 28, 1849.

Prices paid
in the week

iot being brisk

ire. common b

ward IsK

)lace, K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

It may appe

a revolting thing, that the inte-

_ .
rests of millions should t
and so, in truth, it is.

ied on a inove fur plac

ter in an

statesman of

more favourable light. To imagine a
1 years of age, after thirty years' study of
ing to the conclusion, in 1842, that wheat

the subject

ought to maintain an average price in England of 545. to
58s.—and in three years after altering his mind, and
lowering the price to 38s.—and to regard all this as honest,
fair, and upright conduct, is impossible. The whole is a

mere scuffle for power

As to t

present move, its character and drift are
quite obvious. The letter from Drayton Manor is pub-
lished in order to bind the present ministry to free trade.
It renders their retraction next to impossible. Sir Robert
Peel begins to have misgivings as to the result ; but be is
determined on this point—that he will keep Lord John
Russell to his bargain !

.;THE RIVER DEE.—J. M. Bloxham, Esq., barrister-at-
law, and J. Abernethy, Esq., civil engineer, who had been

. ,
appointed by the admiralty to make a survey (
Dee, have published their report. in which ti

the River
7 state :

iced on the inquiry, and othet
are of opinion : Ist. That the Dee Company

evic

data, we

,ying wi

depth of fifteen feet of water at

tide, for ships and vessels to come and go to and fron
the city of Chester. 2d. That since the year 1832 the:
have hot exercised a proper supervision over the navi

gation, but, on the contrary
point of view, totally neglected it

*hey have, in a pra
We cannot, how

at this part of the repor
considerable apathy and

, fail to express our opinion that
wantof attention to the interests
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

to the lan,

MI iC ELL ANE

Planting out tender _Aquatics
save of the Victoria reg
?Mich I have mad

which le
of being

thrive in the op(

of Limnc

below the
surface, 1

did not destroy it

received any sort of protecti

summer, and still contint
flowers are generally tar

the pond a plan

f Pontederia
of short hoi

The account which you

a few experi-

.obabiy be found to

Tered by ti
uall v seven

Poorer inh ab

ses ran at full

•ed befo:

Light near the Ki

the dash board fast tc

the dri

r, lies with

.unkenness
The Jud
have appe,
, it is total

but on th
ology, an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

expo...._tun

attract thea

411 ex

state of tt

Therelica;

inquire
stoc
t 9 ho
'ions with o'
Our contemporary asserts, truly enough, that
14ondon has become and will remain the great

chan

centre of the monet
and cam--

werations of the country

free-tra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

if not immediate

of Alderley has, at his r

vus t,e]

a per cent

ten to the Standard
of the movement of the Hot

:e of Mar'

a promotion of
Is of the Tree!

ale emigratio:

,sure have determine,

.med " Christ=
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

lea. W. '

!nteentt

a Letter
NE, M.A.

V of B
)TION,

a Harm
trger we

RESTORATION 0
repugnant to the Wo
e Lecture Hall of th

AnnivE

T of Go!

ng the E
onstrated

itically rev
Irginal Ref

•OVolurrie

CLERGY

ENERAT

ith referee
the Doctr

a. tsy to
s College, C
Bvo. Pric
i from the

Cloth G

•ks. 32mc

ueulug,
tO, M.
FellOiN

four Gos

q, THE JEWS TO
,rd of God ; a Speech

he Collegiate Institu-
rsary Meeting of the

ber 21st, 1949. The Lord Bishop-of Chester
By WILLIAM WITHERS EWBANK,
s Church. in Everton.

r of St. Ueor

of the

HINDU CREEDS.--!
the Creeds
stand in the
: an Essay wb

The respe

way of conversic

for the year 184

Emmanuel (

)F CHRISTIAN
:e to certain Theo

I Collere. E
RTICLES.-
-Inman, in
e Church

DOCTRINE cc
'les recently put
K.C.8., LLD., 1

iversity of Cambri
KINS, M.A., Fe

I, and formerly
;Fo., price 35.. 6d

g. KID

By the I

SY YOlt
1, Norfoll
Y OF A

Bvo., pric
PRAYER-)

an Improv
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and the
a to the

e los. 6d.
',OOK. By 11

connecting

Ifessor SCHOI

nological Arran;
Narrative. By a

s, deliveted in t
. BY C. A. SIVJ

WRATI

ANY,- M.A

now and
Fellow of

ETY FOR PR(
: : A Sermon p

lAN KN

University
the Mind

d Auth
e Thirt

•eh 8, 184

piled arid
ICHARD

3LUNT, B.D.

CRED
DGE, th 4

e, first four it
ral Fast Day,
J. J. BLUNT

3y the Rev
Divinity.

ES$ THAT

YE AR

tent of

he Chapel
AINSON,

iy the Rev. CHARLES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

th he did enfavr

t, it i

iition to the od

s taxes

hich he had

etically

'elivon.

The Re

tended, and r

-1-n-g--;fir Mr

curate at Bacup churcha at_
Bright, put that gentleman's
i a light anything but favour-
-epent having engaged in his
the task of a reply to the rev.
L., who made up in sarcasm

uments

Id statements

able. Mr. Bright seemed tc
missionary labours, and left
gentleman to Mr. Espinass
what he wanted, in argume
- -

or the true statement of
facts. Mr. Tatlock again replied, and as easily knocked
down this second Goliath as he did the first. The Wes
leyan Methodist minister of the circuit also

d, and

-, ---
supported M
- •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

'IAPEL

.1

Fibinet of Myth(

tended a

HISTCAIeAL, c
icaligklections, Re

Sicond Editic

morocco,

gen Pubitratton6.

On Monday nex
rHE REV. V

rill be Published, price 2s. per Dozen,
VI. FALLOON'S ADDRESS FOR
THE YEAR l
Ir—A Pasto ' arn
Consi hat

J. HAT

.LMANACK for 1851

ve,fror

xl,:rn

~tt~t~r~a~rg

Lners. 12mo

TIFIE LIVER

support

POOL Ar

special

fi.otirro.

EMPOWI

Are under

MONIMIPNIIIMMMI,3OIIIIII=I.

Insurinut go WO

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By PR

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,nditions, t
:I.le Liverpo

[ministry, Bt,

3y the Company

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ITHERLAND and GROOM, 42, Lord-

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By Captain

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LIVERPOOL

S'ITBI

HARDY, Cann

cl:trart

Takes his old
With slippere
Sits by the bt

Clouds for a
With flitting

;es his s

And plans hi

So I, on II

A sweet big t

Ashton-under. Lyc
Belton

Sit in my wt

Or btarigh
Whilst t

And tYe 1:
And the r

Ramsbettc
Rochdale.

THE CORI

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4BLISHED 44.1

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Brings to a I
And with a r

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,ill, and vac
sudden th,

True or app,

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9-street.
Square.

NDON I

Sub-Gone
)eputy-Gc

WILLIAM /

Behold ! a r

And, in the 11

ROBERT COT

Destroys old

ANCES of

according lo tlip(oti

As to an old
Uplifts a wa

ption of

But when

It geRISTSIAS

rethe said QUARTEF
NCES.—This branch

) the Assure

ery and tl
by, I dare

object, v,
ch of pow
,d crown

CARNE
for Live

Lnd iiitur

Takes the exar

And sets its
Against a ty

The demi-
Are up in
Rush to tt

It ft pept

,nt Churc

and fc

oration's

TWE LlTEiren STANDARD.

HYAM'S CLOTH MART
RE OTR, ARGLAONCES KIP' THEE P. 4.51
OYER'S MODERN
.HOUSEWIFE YORKSHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
kj The Tenth Thousand is now pu ing, price 7s. 6d. COMPANY. •
CI
f 0 N:' Also, SOYER'S GASTRON IILGENERATOR, Sixth ESTABLISHED 1824.
Edition, price Is. Parties having Annual Policies falling due on the 25th of
DECEMBER. are respectfully informod,that they should

The strenuous traveller, who has b,
Since the first blush of Mar--
Thinking and toiling all the day
By many a - " "

rid devious iVa'

place of grateful ease

1 anxious I

loment, clear

ansient sr

, that falls
my walls—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

3 instant, four members of

Royal Socit

our population a

fishing spectacle

light was placed

point shone from the
displayed 1

e Sainte Margu

brilliant ray

eyes thi

ichanting site

3n the magnificent scene

ry of the Cat

pictures

me roadstea

of Agai. The cc

hour was so be

ful thai

plause surd

:e forth from al

The neat day Lord

a num(

led and

ry interesting

rous and chosen circle, rai
account of his experi- stat

n his I

and, jumping out of bed, r
pistol in his band, and stu

led tows

servant

sums exp
3RIEST.—We read in a journal of the pital on
- the night of the 19th, while M. Bar- amount t
-gistant priest of the commune of Caledor'
-ard the stealthy steps of a man "'

and th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

mark of rejoicing. - We shall, however, enter on this
year with different feelings, and to-day we shall no doubt
see hoisted on every British ship, and at every ship yard-
arc, at this and othe- '`e, colours half-mast anal

ports, t

•
Union, down, the well-known signals of sorrow and d
tress, and the last appeal of Britain's brave defenders.

pointment has just been made to the incumbency of the
new church of St. Peter, in Everton. The clergyman se-
lected by the trustees is the Rev. Stephen Brain Sutton,

curate

at ores,

to the Rei. David James, o
Kirkdale. Mr. Sutton is understood to be a gentlemar
of considerable theological attainments, and is mucl

liked as a preacher.

The churd

electing trustees are—the _
lev. W. Withers Ewbank, minister of St.
Adam Hodgson, Esq. ; Charles Inm
F ,n, Esq.

T of the

Everton ;

Olin J

THE SANATOR

Some of our contempt
es to be the heads of t

have published what proles:
which the Health CommittE

are about to apply to
parlia-
tae publication is, at least. prema-

I tyre, for the various cl

I the Parliamentary Sub-<
mittee, then by the Committee itself, s
ncil ; so that the measure may tae

ttee of the Health Corn- I
ultimately by

•esented to parliament. We
ommittee will be enabled short

lope that the Heald.

through the means o

the surplus income of the Council: ioeffeC

a considerable

iarishioner

ELASTIC GROTESQUE FACES.—Thousands of these
amusing toys (tens of thousands, perhaps,) have been
imported from Germany, and sold as gutta-percha figures ;

They a.

the comj

printer.

Ls slug-

nd India rubber
of expression after
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

2 1 4e

cc to aff

ed on Ist Marc
Policies in pro

f the LIVER!

Drd gre

derChir

d Mr nearly
n Hundred Women I

within its-w

,taftlio year

spectabil;
in the par

Ii compelled to mit th

i that poor sorrov
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

Kennedy, agi

were running to get upon a lugg

they were run
The trade it

passenger train

1 occurred the greatest number
ber 1849,

f bankruptcies, from November 184
f a grocer-81. The trail

. .
piths, distillers, miners, straw-plait dealers, tobac-
ts, and undertakers, each 2. Total of bankrupts,

London can be effectt

led only

means of

he Theme

He says,—'

ards the pollUtion of the

'hames, it can

ge 1-9,000 th part of the whole
of tidal water which flows and ebbs four times in

not exceed on the live

R. THE NEEDLEWON

The Hon

lerbert

yen £5OO,

sent in a dona-

lion of £lOO from an-anonymous well-wisher. The Mar-
quis of Westminster contributes £5OO. Lord Grosvenor
£3OO, Messrs. Coutts and Baron Rothschild £2OO each ;

the Bishop of London, Lord J. Russell,
deen, £lOO each, &c., &c.

the Earl of Aber.

)EATH OF THE QUEEN (

-11 annal

swell, sovere

Union-

house on Su

She entered

go, being

accompar

i her birth,
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ndon must be.
,nd though the

,ank of Europe

re a necessity A

ncrease I

hum of the country, it

nt of those reserves of the precious

nd necessary in &dancing

lance, very large im

ely for EngliBh con-A

.d for export
7 time when
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

ERPOoI.

LeENTS IN N

LAMS and GUION, 40,

Aar:NV; IN PHI

46.
- --RICHARDSCIN, WATSON. and Co.
Experienced SURGEONS can have Faaa CABIN PASSAGE
by any of these Packet-ships.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

A. FEMALE THIEF IN MAL

'gate by a party

s induced to s

rty in possessiol

watch for sale in ti

PAPER DEVOURS

han sixty folio volumes, or ledge

ith writing

_ aper 1
here, eight men, three steam-pre
two hand-presses, are continually kept going within
Cie Bank I—ln the copper-plate printing department
twenty-eight thousand bank-notes are thrown off daily,

4• been prey

ly manu-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01

good set phrase, informing them that

`• There

a fight—a regular go in, sir,
stakes, and half the tin, sir

I find the ropes a

My dear friend, Saladin, that mighty 1
Is matched with Cceur de Lion, the Er

This bull-dog king bas called his knights togather,
they'll comb this mighty Turk to leather

Some d

The armour at which they are working, he says, is for
Saladin, and is to render him proof against the lance of
Richard. The scene is very effective, and is succeeded by
No. 2, Palace of Refulgent Light, a beautiful one, and

magic appearance of the fairy BriManic,. Scene 3 brings
before us the cortege of Richard, a most laughable affair
throughout. His majesty is, however, hard up for cash
for his intended warlike exploit; but notwithstanding the
remonstrances of Messrs. Nobdan and Blight, the leaders

4, by pawning- his ring. A lively
,nes follows, introducing some excellent

Le needful in Seer

succession of

views of the landing stage, Liverpool, the grand court
yard in the palace of Saladin, the outside of the walls of
-,cdem, with Richard preparing for bed in his tent,
first put his feet in hot water and carefully tallowed
There is then a grand combat. in the midst of
Queen Brilliante appears.

having :
his nos(
which

Harlequi
), Clown

nd the transformations
), Columbine (Madame 80-13o1eno),
13o1eno), and Pantaloon (Herr Cole),

- - _
)t, into good working order, go off most effectively, keep•
g the audience in a continuous grin to the fall of the

—a Winter Scene

in Holland, in

clueing skaters

laughable incidents, in which Clown and Pantaloon figure ;
the Old Church and River, by moonlight; Kitchen in the
Adelphi Hotel ; and the concluding scene—interior of the
Victoria Tube, and arrival at the palace of the fairy Brit-
liante, with the abode of Mirth, Peace, and Content.
This is a truly beautiful tableau.
We regard this as decidedly the best pantomime which

arcing Cr the °stabil

tions arc the graceful and finished dancing of Madame
Boleno, and the drollery of Mr. Boleno himself, as Clown.
The Harlequin and Pantaloon are also very clever.
LIVER THEATRE.—At this theatre the subject of the
pantomime was the " Charm of Life ; or the Fairy of the
Sun and the Spirit of Gold!' It is a most excellent pan-
tomime, and treads on the heels of the effort of Mr.
Boleno. The scenery is excellent; and the Clown (Mr.
Evain), Harlequin (Signor Polwaith). Pantaloon (Mr.
Scott, and Columbine (Miss Itosin%), play their parts
aly. There is lots of fun in the tricks, trans-
the other performances of the theatre

most effec

formations,:&c

are very goo,

POLICE COURT,

'ITARGE OP

oman named Ann Wilson

AGAINST A
was charged

with having, on Saturday, while in tl
parties, thrown her

presence of other

a infant child upon the

e iu the house at the time

areater
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-08

LEEDS CORN MARKET, JAN. 1

Our supply of Wheat to-day is very small, owing to contrary
winds, and the frost in some degree having impeded our navi-
gation. There has been a good demand for Wheat at Is. per
qr. advance upon the prices obtained last week. Barley main-
tains its value, as also Oats and Beans.