The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-09 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Sept. 9, ls4S.

BIRTHS

Paid £2OOO, and now owed .£432, which the Council would
be happy to receive from them to-morrow.
Mr. SHEPPARD remarked that the arrears had been ac-
cumulating since the year 1837.
The Council then broke up.

parts to the whole, by assimilating the walls to the roof, a
pleasing degree of keeping and architectural propriety.
The groundwork of the entablature on which the gilded
hieroglyphics are raised is of a rich crimson hue, and has
a fine relieving effect. The two handsome stoves will be
bronzed, and touched with gold, (not black and dull as
before); and when the furniture and window draery is
fixed, the whole will have a superb appearance, and be—
the gilding not being overdone—in accordance with good
taste, whether in dress or domestic decoration—" rich,
but not gaudy." The three Drawing Rooms, (which open
into each other by large doors,) are in rapid progress of
embellishment. The men at work on the richly-designed
ceilings and cornicing are elevated on lofty frame-work,
moveable on rollers. The style in which these rooms will
be finished will be analogous to that of the Dining Room,
but properly somewhat more sumptuous. The walls are
delicately painted in rose white, or a tint approaching to
it, and the numerous panelled compartments and orna-
ments of the splendid ceilings, which have been univer-
sally admired, are gilded in etching, and the major oina-
inents, (lions' heads, &c.,) so as to represent Mid gold.
The centre room, especially, will be truly superb ; and
when the furniture, which is exceedingly elegant and costly,
and the window curtains are supplied, the range will
not be surpassed in the luxury of chaste internal architec-
ture by any in the kingdom. The ground work of the en-
tablure is ultra-marine, and the raised ornaments upon
pure white, resembling a band of the finest porcelain or
China. The two ball-rooms have not yet been submitted
to the operation of re-beautifying; but his Worship, who
takes great interest in the work, and has suggested many
eflective novelties, anticipates the completion of the
whole In about a month. The work so far does the very
greatest credit to Messrs. T. Porter and Co., and their
assistants.

Birtl3s, ;fflarrtagrs anb Dcatb9.

FRIGHTFUL StncinE.—On Vfinrsday, an ItiqUeit was
held at Mr. John Holden's, Crooked Billet, Lower Tran-
mere, on the bGdy of Elizabeth Barton, wife of William
Barton, joiner and builder, in this town, but who resides
in Prince's-street. It appeared that the decsased had
been for some time suffering from indisposition and low-
ness of spirits, and, in consequence, unable to perform
any domestic duty. For the last week cr two she conti-
nued to grow worse, and on several occasions was heard
to say that she thought of destroying herself, because she
was so unhappy, although she was always on good terms
with her husband. On Monday she and another person
who lived next door went to bathe. which recently she
had frequently done, and while in the water appeared to
faint away. She called to some persons close by, but on
being assisted, after dressing herself, she returned home.
She had not been in the house long before she complained
of being unwell, and was put to bed, where she remained
for two hours, with the neighbour in company with her.
About five o'clock she came down stairs and drank a cup
of tea ; she afterwards went up stairs, and returned in
about ten minutes. During this time the servant was
washing in the yard, and on hearing a rush of water, as
she thought, in the kitchen, asked a female, who was
speaking to her, to look in the kitchen, to see what was
the matter. On turning round, the female saw Mrs.
Barton in the act of cutting her throat with a razor. A
surgeon was called in, but she died before he reached.
Verdict accordingly.

Lately, at Rosehirwen, a poor woman was delivered of three
girls, all doing well. Last year she had twins, a boy and a girl.
On the 17th ultimo, Mrs. SAMUEL )EW, of Green-cottage,
Llangefni, of a daughter.
On the 25th ultimo, the Princess Royal of Bavaria, of a

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total anb proinncial PAW. SHOP ROBBERY.—On Friday, two sisters, named Ban-
ner, aged 10 and 16, were committed for trial, by Mr.
iVir. Met —.61--
Rushton, for this offence. They had gone in the course
the, , calfe, of this town, has been appointed resident
of the morning to Mr. Lewis's shop, Great George street,
ouecal superintendent of York Lunatic Asylum.
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tne Mavor gave a splendid banquet at the Town-ha ,
ta Thursd and had asked for a skein of silk. During the time they
were in the shop, Mr. Lewis observed the younger girl
to about 120 gentlemen: . _ conceal something under her shawl. He called her to TRIUMPH OF STEAM NAVIGATION, .--'
poirr,!l,eoEn aralY.Of Wilton's yacht, the Xariffa, left Devon-
him, but she did not come until she had dropped a shawl, PRINCE ERNEST."
lii. • Friday, for Liverpool. of the value of 16s. from under the one she was wearing. On Wednesday last, the beautiful new iron steamer,
e apineau, ex-Speaker of the Canadian House of Assem-
He then gave both into custody. In a reticule which the Prince Ernest, built by Mr. John Laird, of North
'l, sailed in the Britannia on Thursday.
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ea ?'• J. F. Marsh was on Wednesday last appointed other girl had with her was found a complete piece of Birkenhead, and the engines, by Messrs. George
he'll to the Board of Guardians of the Warrington Union handkerchiefs, which had been stolen from the shop of Forrester and Co., of this town, left the Mersey on
'athe l Mr. Rogers, in the same street. The younger prisoner an experimental trip to Dublin and back, and the
~„ P ace of Mr. W. Wagstaffe, who has resigned..
eeell_ne Kirkdale Licensing Sessions were held on Friday, said she had committed the robbery at the suggestien of result was highly satisfactory. A number of nauti-
te,les two new licenses were granted for West Derby, and a woman who promised her Is. to do it, and her sister cal and scientific gentlemen were on board, including
ator Bootle. was innocent. Mr. Laird and friends, and tbe weather, on the whole,
t.e.sh_e
rlmogene, from this port, went to pieces on Nick- SUICIDE AT SEA.—Yesterday week, the barque Mal- being very fine, the out was altogether delightful. The
colcn, M'Farlane, master, bound from Liverpool to Rio vessel left the Clarence Dock Basin shortly before noon,
se"' ki ound, on the 21st ult. The master, mate, and six
i'vo Were drowned. Seven men were picked up, and taken de Janeiro having sailed from Liverpool on the previ- and was timed, as is usual in such cases, from the Rock
"7ethe Integrity to St. Petersburg. ous Thursday, put into Cove for the purpose of having Light-house, which she passed at 38 minutes past 12
an inquest held on the body of a gentleman named James o'clock, taking the south or " Horse" Channel, with a
ea`cetTEß SPORTS.—On I huisday next takes place the
Norris, a passenger, who committed suicide on Saturday rather heading but light wind. The Nimrod, a smart
',hue yacht race of the Mersey Yacht Club for the Chal-
ese up an t e a les urse, an on e o o
It C dhLd. ' P d th fll wing previous by cutting his throat with a knife whilst in a large steam-ship, had got the lead of her about four miles
state of mental derangement. The deceased was a chro- from the pier, but was passed by her at 18 rninutes
r comes off the Eastham Regatta.
The . nometer maker at Rio, and had visited Liverpool to see past 12, at a superior speed of three to five knots—beating
eu_,erman Hill, charged on his own confession with the
iii ;Lae of Eliza Grimwood, passed through Liveepool, his friends. The body was interred in Cove church-yard her about 2e miles in 40 minutes. The engines of the
on Tuesday night. The captain of the vessel took charge Prince, which have a shortish stroke, and are on the side-
teen custody of a police-officer, on Friday, on their way
"'London of the property belonging to deceased which was on lever principle, made then about 30e revolutions a
4helt,the p.olice-court, on Thursday, Mr. Muspratt was boa.rd, which he takes to Rio, where deceased's family minute, with wheels of 20 feet 6 inches each in diameter,
seer' 40s and costs for allowing, through ignorance of the reside. It consists of several packages of goods and on the eccentric revolving principle. She past the N.W.
'epelations, some carboys of vitriol to be on the quay of about £l6O in British money, and some Brazilian bank
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Light-ship in 45 minutes from starting, the Great Orms-
notes. Deceased was a very muscular man, about 45 head at 5 minutes past 2 o'clock, and Point Lynas at 3
' rrince's Dock without being properly marked.
esl:he congregation of St. George s Presbyterian Church, years of a.ge. The Malcolm resumed her voyage on Tues- precisely. In 37 minutes more she was abreast the
14-er.aleestreet, have presented £lOO to the Methanics' day mornine. The usual monthly meeting of the Council was held on
Skerries Light-house, which may be called more than half-
STEAM EXPEDITION.—A recent Dublin paper states, Wednesday. The Council•chamber havingdbeealerenegoaniaetwalyp-..
way across, or 72 miles, which, with the advantage so far
oefeurtion, for the use of the lecture-room whilst the painted a light fawn-colour, had a neathainoh
ar of only al7 feet tide, she accomplished in one minute
-11‘,_ building was erectieg. . in commendation of conveyance by steam, that it is pos-
pearance on this occasion. The pillarst,.
kely. Alderman Horsfall s procuring the admission of , s,ible
_for parties to go from that city to the British me- nnder 4 hours. At four o'clock she was off Holyhead LIVERPOOL AND LEEDS DIRECT LINE.
ea'°Pean silks into Liverpool by the recent Custom's I—a distance of about 323 miles—in 17 hours of
tropo
.is ._ . , ble hue, beautifully executed by an ar iswte. in the empnl.oy--
Light-house, making by log at the time about 14 knots.
aso • •
tie
B.lidation Act, will prove of great advantage to the i ywohyiaog g and travelling. We can instance a case in ment of Mr. Troutbeck, attracted the notice and admire-
Shortly after five, her fore staysail, lug foresail, and main-
tion of several members of the Council. The summits of (From the Railway Times.)
hmbut a few days ago, it was accomplished in two sail were set, and though the wind was light and she was
7421 it aed other branches of the trade of this port. the pillars, th.e wreaths which gild th cornices, end tlr
fs-c_t!e City of Dublin Steam-packet Company have of- hours under that time. The new iron steamer " Prince
stucco work in the centre of the cei ing,.were all ne.w y close hauled, she made good shortly after six 151 knots The most important feature of this most busy week is
1,1..eu to convey stock and implements of every kind from Ernest " (which made the passage from this port to Dub- or within 1-20th of 18 geographical miles, but her general unquestionably the meeting of the Manchester and Leeds
returned gilded, and the general effect was thus considerably heigh- company ; an undertaking which., in spite of its enormous
ee'"erPool and London, free of expense, to the approach- lin, on'Wednesday last., in
.8 hours 13iminutes),
prised .
speed afterwards averaged about 15 knots only—which is
ten_e.d. The chinamgsboefr itshneowFinasmoooestceoleolgatonitttrooooomo.m
after all great running, even in a smooth sea. At 51 cost and the steepness of its-gradients, continues to carry
-`6.eattle show at Ballinasloe. on the following morning in about 8e hours. A gentle-
The peoceed
man who was extremely anxious to reach London on the minutes past seven o'clock, she entered Kingstown Bar- with increasing profieest mass of traffic, in proportion to
, ite 4•8 efemale of respectable exterior, named Jane Kelly,
same night which he could not have done had he waited the appointmene of Mr. William JolTmson as ass.is.tant dis-
bour, having accomplished the passage of about 120 its extent, second to none in the kingdom. Indeed it may
te On. ed on Saturday by Mr. Rushton, £3O, or in default trict surveyor, in the room of Mr. .B. Lewis , the re-
for the mail-boat, as he would have missed the first-class miles in eight hours and thirteen minutes. This is be said of the Manchester and Leeds Railway Company,
, le s'_it.llPrisoned three months, for working an illicit still commendation to increase the salary of Mr. Neilson, prin-
train in the afternoon, was accommodated with a passage assuredly the quickest passage made hence to Kingstown. that their business is becoming too great, an ' embarrus
tn.'„celler of a house situate in Boundary-place, Scotland- cipal clerk to theereasurer, from £2OO to £2so_per atoneum,
on board of the Prince Ernest, which started at five in the The guests were amply supplied with refreshments in de richesses." On such a result we heartily congratulate
'''''• It was not her first offence.
en . —the consideration of which was poetponed at h last
going and coming, provided by Mr. Skane, of the Ro- them.
# lee'li Friday afternoon the division wall of a newly-erect- morning and reached our river before two o'clock in the
monthly Council, pursuant to the standing orders ; the ap-
; 420115 e on the West Derby Road, between Broughamd- afternoon'. After having upwards of two hours to spend
in Liverpool, he took the four o'clock express train, and pointment of John Jones and John Robinson, as assistant tunda Hotel, Regent's-road. Several of them who had Another all-important question is now finally disposed
tegee and the Zoological Garden!, fell upon and injure district surveyors, to superintend the flagging.and than- business or recreation in view in Ireland, went to Dublin of, the dispute which has raged between them and the
reached London at about a quarter past ten, thus accom- by the railway immediately on landing ; others to Kings- West Yorkshire scheme. Our readers will not have fors
testtal men who were working at it. One of them beset neling of courts and passages, under the direction of the
;Infirmary. plishing the whole distance, while " going a-head," in town for the night, and a few remained on board. gotten that we gave this latter project our utmost sup-
Health Committee, during the present pressure of bu •
fifteen hours ! eturn passage was a most equally success ul so Pr, no on y e 'eying 1 o
The r 1 f ottlbl. • 't t be the better of the two
con-
; sietmereereo.--.-On Tuesday, John Peterson was
,e es. e• ness in the department of the district surveyor ; antdstiSlciee-
olGOß LEATI'S MORNING ,ONCERT.—This concert far as the powers of the vessel are concerned, but some Propose.d lines, but.bec.ause of the total neglect with which
emuggling tohacco and fined £lOO. On_ nioni- purchase from Mr.. Newnes of premises on the nor h
took place yesterday morning week, and was numerously untoward circumstances rendered it rather longer. In a most important district bad been treated by the Man-
talenatf he was committed to the borough gaol. Th s s of Shaw's-brow.
and fashionably attended. The vocalists engaged were the first place, the sailors hastily engaged for the brief chester and Leeds company, whose duty it was to afford
4, thte flISt case which has taken place in Liverpool under
Madame Castellan, Miss Dolby, and Signors Brizzi and The proceedings were confirmeeltiafteT Mr. Parker had
trip (as the vessel must be sent without further delay to the utmost accommodation to it. The quarrel is now
• e,Pew smuggling act. Fornasari, Signor Orsini presiding at the piano forte. objected to the increase in Mr. Nei son s salary, antld Mr.
her destination) turned out very inadept as helmsmen, formally at an end, some of the West Y orkshire directors
analele Britannia steam-ship sailed for Boston and Halifax G. H. Lawrence had vindicated it. The latter gen ernan
The concert throughout was of a very first-rate character, and the vessel, which steers delicately, but easily, under having joined the Manchester and Leeds board ; and we
. lee.lleursday, with a great number of passengers, includ-
and gave the greatest satisfaction. Madame Castellan in passed a warm eulogium. on Mr. Nedlson as a very efficient
a practised hand, was frequently yawed about from her hope that, for the future, the former belligerents will
e 6 al • Everett and family, the ex-American ambassador.
ticular who possesses a most rich voice, beautifully servant of the corporation, aad said that he had recently
direct course, not only making it longer, but stopping unite their energies for the welfare of the district rather
eerreaublican salute was fired as she steamed down the ri- rendered essential service to the corporatehesthate. He
Pcaalrculated, may be said to have earned for herself golden her way, by the action of the rudder, and the indirect than waste them in fruitless hostilities.
es in honour of that gentleman. had adjusted a long standing accoufnt wit
tht et county
opinions on this occasion. Her " Ninna Nonna " play of the engines. Secondly, some coals taken in at As far as the affairs of the Manchester and Leeds com-
te,t.eeterday week, a meeting of operative vthitesmiths, treasurer, and shewn. that instead o owidng
le reasutrier
elicited a numerous encore ; and the Cavalina in the se- Kingstown after dark, turned out to be so bad for the pany are concerned our remarks might fairly end here.
iiil Ideate workers, braziers, and brassfounders, was held £7OOO, which was claimed,. a few h, undre s on y
iwer_e_ ele
cond part "Ah non Credea " from La Somnambula was purpose of generating steam in the tubular boilers, that But there is one portion of the speech of Mr. Houlds-
ets; George the Fourth Inn, Heod-street, when it was actual debt of the Corporation. 'I he salary of 1‘ r. Nei -
tssol ed to send a circular to their employers, to reduce most effective, and drew down deserved plaudits. Signor they had to be mixed with the remainder of the others, worth, in which he travels out of his way to attack a re-
F i is a fine basso and was most successful ; and
ornasar son is now £250 per annum, as clerk to the treasurer and
' and even then the steam—the " breath of life" in a cent scheme, which cannot pass unnoticed. The proposed
"Isseek's work two hours to be taken from the Saturday.
''
' Signor Leati was fine voice and possesses a beautiful or-
ei In'lDAy RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—We have reason to £5O for taking care of the wine cellar. steam-vessel—could not be regularly supplied, otherwise Liverpool and Leeds Direct Line is the oblect of Mr.
she would no doubt have returned in less than eight
Miss Dlb did not 'strike us as in possession of The Watch Committee reported that they had agreed to Houldsworth's remarks, an undertaking which we have
es tie!, that Mr. William Jackson, so well known, especially g accept the offer of the Liverpool Gas Company, at the rate
haenr 'usual oweorsyand in one song Madame Castellan was hours. brought into public notice as one of the most attractive
et'epdrirkenhead and Liverpool, in connection with various of £4 2s. 6d. per lamp per annum, for three or five years.
rather flat'', but recovered herself in the encore. Signor The Prince Ernest left the Kingstown Harbour Light- and important of this, the great railway year. We have
iss_eovements, will exert his influence in preventing the Mr. ROBINSON urged that a stricter observance of the
Brizzi is an excellent tenor singer and acquitted himself house at 8 minutes past 5 o'clock on Thursday morning— every particular connected with this project before useand
e•,°_ ration of the sabbath, by the railway traffic and plea- bye-laws ought to be attended to with respect to persons
7e-huntine which now so frightfully abound.—Record. well. The last piece was Mozart's splendid " Soave sia
in charge of carts and lerries. the weather still fine. At 6, she was making about 14e we do not hesitate to repeat our decided opinion, that,
'eke -
e,_ s TioNs.—On Tuesday, a car driver named Mill il Vento," a Terzetto which was given in excellent style. knots by log. She reached abreast of the Skerries s regards the importance of the object to be effected, be-
' The whole of the performance was in excellent taste and Mr. HODGSON promised, on the part of the Waech
Light-house at 22 minutes past 9, or in 4 hours and about mg neither more nor less than the direct union of Hull
ikeetiened 40s. for furious driving. On the same day, a Committee, to consult with Mr. Dowling, and to pay im-
cninu es. e was o oin _ones a mmu es past aed Liverpool, the great ports in the east and west of the
unexceptionably performed. 14 ' t Sh ffP•tr• t 6 • t
• ee'sh. r was fined 40s. for offering for sale unwholesome
SELECT VESTRY.—On Tuesday, the usual fortnightly mediate attention to the subject. In reply to airestion
10, and was going 15 knots good by log : and, by help of kingdom, and the probable magnitude of its results, we
; tigtes-On the ame day, a man named Cain was com- from Mr. Proctor, Mr. Hodgson stated that by e e recent
meeting of the Select Vestry was held at the Parish-office. about a 4 knot tide, ran from point to point at about know not where to look for one out of the hundieds be-
ter, re for trial for stealing a link of coral beads from a contract with the Gas Company a saving of £BOO a-year
The Rev. Rector Campbell presided. Mr. Blackburn the rate of 20 geographical miles ! In getting towards fore us to compare with it. These are strong expressions,
' in Preston-street. would be effected.
ra havvieg complained of the irregular way in which out-door _ the N.W. Light-ship a stroneish adverse breeze sprun but not stronger than we are prepared to prove. The ins-
, tes EATRE ROYAL.—Operatic performances have been Mr. BRAMLEY-MOORE, in moving the confirmation of
f m theseeta,stw d', and tamsiatihl hich had bee g portance of the project seems to be admitted on all hands,
!ev4i,ttraction at this theatre during the past week, of rr ee Ile t a dministered a lon conversation ensued, the
the Dock proceedings, which contained a very full outline
ucaPsioronally clossre hauled, sliwttle if any addinit onal for, with the simplest and most brief publication of a
ILI h when such singers as Mr. W. Harrison and Miss L. ltwofswahich was a re'commegndation to the quorums to
of the plan of the new landing-stage at George's pier, ex- ,„
enect in propulsion, had to be taken in, so that her speed
lief in money to all women who alleged that their mere outline, there has ariseh a body of men in number
run tner are the principal performers, we need not speak reiuse rds pressed a hope that the Council would follow the example
may he said to be due solely to steam. A thick haze also
ebteiraise. The management, it will be seen, are catering husbands were out Of town lookin for work or whose and power unequalled who have publicly given it their
suffering imprisonmgent, except' in certain of the Dock Committee, and provide similar accommoda-
• arose from the east, and some delay was experienced in support. Nor is the idea a new one. Years ago, in
leerallY for the public, Mr. Macready being the star of husb.an s were tiem for the public at the other landing and embarking the very infancy of railway construction, a prospectus
groping for the Light-ship ; yet notwithstanding these
~. Present week. . special cases. From the proceedings of the Workhouse
laces along the margin of the river. circumstances, and also a strone outset of tide for nearly was issued in Liverpool for a direct connexion with
bed'rekNcesTreit.—A survey of the river Lune and the Committee it appeared, that the chaplain was absenting
P The nroceedin s were confirmed, after Mr. G. H. Law-
lote,of Lancaster was made on Wednesday be Captain himself •th
wi out having given the regular notice to the : . g • •h - 1 b an hour, she reached and doubled the Rock Light-house Leeds by laying down a line to the limit of what then
k "ington 11 let and T. M. Rendel, Esq " the Civil committee ; a ,
nd from the proceedings of the Industrial rence, in c.omphance with the wis or severe mem ers,
at 47 minutes past 1 o'clock ; making the passage back in appeared an impracticable territory. The great idea was
had pronn,se .
-iigin ': " d • -•' h School Committee that Mons. Huguenin had kindly of- dto considerthe subject of removing the baths
8 hours and 38 minutes—and gallantly stemmed the to shorten the distance between Liverpool and Leeds as
ee . eer, appointed by the A miralty to report upon t e at George s Pier.
414' elnode of layieg out the sum of £lO,OOO paid to the fered to instruct the children in gymnastics, the gyrnna- stronger current in the river, at surprising speed up to P Y e
much as ossible, b layine down rails over the practice-
sium to be fitted up in.the yard.—Mr. Bennett said he had The Education Committee reported that there were 601
Woodside, where she was moored to the buoy. ble country, and getting over the rest as best they could.
ba..T ratty by the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway Com- children in the North and 495 in the eolith Schools. h
0 , for
i ice the purpose of improving the river and port. goe two men to contract, for £9O, to sink a pump and
The TOWN-CLERK read the following report from t e The Prince Ernest has a rounded or semicircularly
form. ed bottom in the middle, with very fine extremities, This was long before the Manchester and Leeds was
iese ARRINGTON POLICE.—It appears from a circular raise forty tons of water per day from the wells at the in- thought of. As the time rolled on, however, bringing
dustrial School, and to complete the wo gpecial Committee on the restrictions imposed on the
rk in a month.— ' ' which last gives her such a perpendicular hold of the with it the golden fruit of experience, the formidable ter-
°ruled se,by Mr. Wagstaff, the clerk to the Commissioners trade of the port by the Board of Customs . water, that scarcely any rolling motion is perceptible
On Monday week last the building alterations corn- ritory lost much of its terrors, and that which had long
teea_e warrington Police, that on the 18th instant, he in-
menced at the Workhouse, and it was agreed to give £5 "In presenting their third report on the subject of the even in a heavyish sea-way. She is a strong-built sea- been deemed altogether unapproachable by the engineer
reae7resigning the office, and strenuous efforts are
sits'_ bg to secure the appointment of Mr. Marsh to the too the workmen to get a dinner, &c. 'The appointment restrictions imposed by the Board of Customs on the trade going vessel, is the property of the Dover and Eastern was at length surmounted by the Manchester and Leeds
it rtion. Mr. James Nicholson is also a candidate, and .f Mr. Twistleton was announced. Miss Rowlands de- of the port your committee have the satisfaction to state Railway Company, and is to run with passengers between Company. This undertaking may be looked on as the
a'rourahl s oken of by the Commissioners. sired to resign the situation of mistress of the Infant School. that most of the grievances, which, by desire of the Coun- Folkstone and Boulogne. Had she had her regular cap- first grand step of increasing knowledge. But the expe-
See 37 P rience which ventured upon the Manchester and Leeds
ters,
__DEN Deeens.—On Tuesday morning yveek, Mar- BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.—At the monthly cil, they brought under the notice of her Majesty's govern- tain and crew on board, and everything in order, we have
meeting of this Board, on Tuesday, Mr. J. S. Salter was ment, have either already been, or are in the course of no doubt but she would have accomplished her trip to and line as it now exists has continued increasing to the pre-
Ref, Baptist, a widow, was going up a court in Edmund-
. lie,"et, when ehe fell down in a fit and died on the floor of appointed Surveyor of Buildings at £lOO per annum.— being redressed. from Dublin, each way, in considerably under 8 hours. sent time ; and the practical results of to-day are as far
The Health Committee recommended a piece of land " The first and most important featu , .
re is an order is- beyond those which prompted the construction of the
N-Leuedroom 'shortly after being conveyed home. On the
near the new slaughter-houses at £3O per square yard, sued by the Lords of the Treasury for the appointment of Manchester and Leeds as the latter attempt had exceeded
eeee,eeovening, Mary Neale, who resided with her perents MISS WHITNALL'S GRAND SUBSCRIPTION all that had gone before it. These remarks alone would
4„1„, _ derden-street, was put to bed apparently in her for holding the fairs, but the abject was referred to the fifty-five additional Custom-house officers ; consisting of CONCERTS.
Finance Committee.—Mr. Kemp was retained as general two landing surveyors, twenty landing waiters, nine gau- be a sufficient answer to the objections we have heard
3, fi",4 I health, but in the course of the night was seized
superintendent of the Park at £l5O Per annum, with gers, and twenty-four superintending lockers and re•diPs The first of these concerts, which have since their first raised as to the nature of the territory to be traversed.
io convulsions and died in a few hours. Lodge No. 2, as a residence, free of rent and taxes. The ping officers : and your committee have further received announcement been looked forwardto with such interestin What the Manchester and Leeds Company did long ago
seotftiON SHIPS AND SCREW PROPELLERS.—James
park, it is understood, can be kePt in order at a cost of the assurance that should any inconvenience continue to our musical circles,took placeon Friday night, inthe Royal can be done far easier now ; and, with the gradients and
1;4., Pon and Co., iron ship builders, of this town, are
£l,OOO.—J. W• Harden, Esq., was appointed treasurer exist with reference to the despatch of the landing duty, Amphitheatre, and was attended most numerously by a cost of that undertaking before them, the directors of the
t h''ding, amongst other vessels, an iron ship of 1200
to the Commissioners, he giving £5,000 security.—The the subject will be again brought under the consideration discerning and delighted audience, amongst whom, in ad- Liverpool and Leeds may contemplate their own esti-
lis'e'ts burthen, the first of a new line of steamers to ply
tract with Messrs Hodeson and Co. for the buildirg of the Lords of the Treasury. Considerable imProvement dition to his worship the mayor and party, we noticed mates and plans, which have been made from actual ;Air-
hor!een New York and Liverpool, with engines of 180 9
ern n w boat as corn. leted , the pier a't Monk's Ferry has also been made in the landing department, bY allow- some of the leading families of this neighbourhood. The ' vey, with great satisfaction.
eed'ee;power ; also one of 600 tons burthen and 100 horse-
(s),sa: oerdered tO be rel Paired; the hull of the Hellens-- ing one landing-waiter (in cases where the cargoes are appearance presented by the house when filled was most The remarks of Mr. Houldsworth resolve themselves
era.;
o,f to ply
.between Liverpool and Rio Jeneiro, the
all fittecl new line of seven ; also one for Bueno.s Ayres, burgh was ordered to be immediately broken up, and the duty-free and the weights not required to be taken by the magnificent. The whole of the spacious arena was fitted into four heads. We shall despatch them in order :
embankment on which she now lies to be removed ; and landing waiter) to attend the discharge of several vessels at up as stalls, and, with the boxes, was occupied by an ele- " A project, for instance, had just been brought before
dleee„.a with a serew-propeller and Grantham's patent
the completion of the north step was ordered. The plan the same time. This system, whilst it affords increased gently attired audience ; whilst even the gallery was filled the country under the name of the Liverpool and Leeds
,I, t ction engines. of the roads through the ElaYbrick Cemetery Estate was facilities in the discharge of vessels, renders in a great de- with respectable listeners, thus testifying that music of a Railway. He belieyed that no company ever appeared
left HE NITRATE SPECULATION.—AII the vessels which
Hi' approved. Mr. Mallaby stated that it did not bind the gree impracticable the mode of paying the landing waiters, high order, such as this provided so liberally by Miss before the public with a more influential or respectable
tir„ -IS country in search of nitrate of Soda and nitrate
P o t 3 sh h
'he e . on t e coast of Africa have been disappointed. Commissioners to carry out the Plan immediately, but which' under other circumstances, your committee felt it Whitnall, has power over all classes in this town. The list of provisional committee than this Liverpool and
orchestra was entirely dispensed with, the only accom- 1 Leeds company."
te-ev affair has either been a malicious hoax, or, as one of merel fixed how the roads would be made whenever it their duty to urge upon the attention of the Council.
y ied out, in order that owners of land in the "On the subject of ' working over-hours' in. the dis- paniment being a piano-forte one by M. Benedict, which , This is true strictly and literally ; and with such an
te-; ehernists sent out supposes, the report originated in
teesTr,cumstance of there being here and there on the wneaisghcbaorurrhood might lay out their property in accordance charge of vessels, and that of the allowance of a further we need not say was exquisite and appropriate, admission it 'behoves Mr. Houldsworth not to speak
with it. Mr. Cole gave notice of motion that, at the supply of bonded stores for vessels, your committee have The opening Terzetto (Scaramuccia) was given with slightingly or to atternpt to gloss over the position of his
ess„'s,incrustations of common salt and sand mixed. One DIED.
next meeting, the subject of the land to be given to the not yet received a definite decision, but theY have reason excellent effect, and at once satisfied the audience that own company with such an array before them. He may
ee °el encountered at least twenty others which had been
Collegiate Institution and the Infirmary be taken into to believe that arrangements are being made with reference the two Lablaches and :Mario, who performed it, were in have felt that the " enemy was at the gate," and that any At Prague, in which city he arrived fifty years ago, poor and
Oe same fruitless errand. penniless, MAURICE ZF.DEKANER, haViiig amassed a for-
'AV' , , q
11.41,. NG AND ....EWERAGE COMMISSIONERS, THURS- consideration. to both these subjects which will prove satisfactory to the fine voice. The next Piece was allotted to Grisi, who was , weapon of defence might be fairly used without scruple as tune of .750,00 . Ile has left .e 300,000 amongst the principal
welcomed with a round of applause. Her commencement I to the usages of war. But to this truth Mr. Houldsworth
the, --A. report was read by Mr. Simpson, which stated Ter EATR‘E ROYA.L LIVER.—We had prepared a brief trade of the port. charitable establishments in Bohemia ; and his corpse was
notice of tne opening of this favourite little theatre for " With. regard to the non-allowance of the natural wast- however, Of another Piece ('• Ah Ramento") in place of ' has appended a daring falsehood, with which we shall accompanied to the grave by 3,000 former receipients of his
mutire plan of Alderman Gavin, for laying down fire-
our last publication, but the unusual pressure upon our age on wine., your committee are haPPY to state that their the favourite " Atta ela notte", excited some little dis- deal in its turn, He next says :-- bounty.
of .16 ,as worthy of attention, although it might admit d'•t. Th f fth re preeentationshave been followed up by a deputation from satisfaction which was ver soon lost in admiration "He knew man of them and he re retted that some Lately, at the Island of Madeira, aged 18 years, ANNE CA.
tja,L°ltle modifications, which, no doubt, would suggest space prevente its inser ion. e per ormances o e - .
ast week have consisted of La Somnambula, got up with the wine and spirit trade, and that her Majesty's govern- ,•
• d y • y ' g THBRINE daughter of Mr.
of the brilliant voice an execution of this unrivalled of them had been attached to the prospectus without their ROWLANDS, of Carnarvon.
ill'euat eelves to the projector. The report recommended
P eat effect, and mosticreditablO sung. Mrs• Grattan's ment have agreed to Put Liverpool on a footing which the songstress. Madame Grisi, the prima donna of her age, knowledge or consent." La
jteter.rvelve of the plugs be fitted to the works, and sub- gr SARAH relict of the late Rev. W. H. BAR-
NI °to a trial for twelve or eighteen months. Mr. f of the music of her Part, Amina, has told deputation consider will give satisfaction to those more can still :wind at will the passions and the delight of Perhaps Mr. Houldsworth will be good enough to name
per ormance ~TlAiersler,raegeteodr ,
tely, A the house of her son-in-law, Dr. L JONES, of
In 3Psola said he expected the works would be complete with grea e ,
t ffect and been applauded throughout ; and the immediately interested in the question. her audience. Mario next gave a Bomanzo, by Benedict, the individuals to whom he alludes. We have compared On the 3rd of June last, at Kutra, near Allahabad, in the East
oth ' f 1 h •tt dth e I " Your committee have already reported to the Coun-
er prominent erne e c erecters acqui e emse Yes in his unequalled style. His voice is, if possible, im- the list of the provisional committee with the replies sent Indies, of apoplexy, aged 32 years, JOHN WILLIAM JONES,
11.411Uary next. 709 f Water Stratford, Buckinghamshire.
•11 be remembered as a member cil that a discretionary power has been given to the heads proved, or perhaps, it was heard to increased advantage, by them to the proposal for inserting their respective Esq., in the Hon. East India Company's service, second son. of
48"10LENT ASSAULT.—On Tuesday, four men, named well. Mr. Barker (who wi
of the other establishment) sung the music of Elvino with of the Custom-house department at Liverecdr In c,ase of as indeed were those of Grisi and the Lablaches, in this uames, and we defy Mr. Houldsworth to make good his
pjecti vel v Bernard Martin Christopher O'Connor
'trick D ' 'r • ' great chasteness. His voice is sweet and well adapted to the seizure of vessels having a trifling quantity ot touacco large Amphitheatre. Miss Whitnall sung the next piece, assertion to the extent it is intended to imply, if indeed at .
Infaatry, and of Tyddn-elen, near Carriarvon, and brother of
an onnelly, and Joseph 0 Laughlin, were brought the lat . Major J. W. Jones, of the 17th Regiment Bengal Native
loi m. Jones, Esq. Coroner of Anglesey.
the size es the house, Mr, Weiss.(Rodolpho) has greatly on board ; and increased facilities have been given with and never, except in her next song, did we hear her with all. The only case we have heard of is that of Joseph
loe charged with assaulting Mr. Flynn, public-house
ts?eer,, Mersey-court, Redcross-street. They had en- hI t regard to the licensing of vessels.
improved in his voice and style since e. as met an au-
~
_A _ . . . greater pleasure. The plaintive melody selected by her— Armitage, Esq., and that will be fully explainnd by the bookkeeper. '
On the 4th July at Maranham, Mr. RICHARD OWEN,
111.-' tlis premises the previous evening, already drunk. voice and style o following letter,
dience of his fellow townsmen. There Is, however, fur- Ile (rely remaining point meetiened in the report of. -'' On native scenes," suited both her • f which has been received by Mr. Naylor, on the 17th um, at bis residence, Ambleside, aged -9, the
e
nfn attempted to turn them out, and they performed that ther improvement within his reach ; and we Trisect to see tne committee was the non•admission of manufactured singing, and was rapturously applauded.
silks from the contieent ;'.and your committee are happy to The Terzetta from Lucrezia Borzia followed, which was one of the solicitors. Rev. JOHN DAWES, for upwards of thirty years curate of
ket on him also kicking and beating him. Bernard him take a high stand amongst our operatic vocalists. " Huddersfield, Sept. 2, 1845. Amblesnie.
eoattin was 'fined 20s. and costs ; the others 40s. and The concluding piece (Giselle) has introduced to us two state that her majesty's government have introduPe4 a excellently sung by Grisi, Mario, and Signor and F. La- " DEAR SIR,—Mr. Andrews has not yet returned from
blache, atter which Signor Lablache sung the splendid London, and 1 cannot account for the error in placing on the
On the 19th ult., at Hawkswell, near Richmond, Yorkshire,
aged ee, Mrs. WOODWARD.
finished dancers in Madame Louise, Mademoiselle Adele, clause into the recent Customs Act granting the admission
g: or to be imprisoned 21 days.
1 and Mr. A. Webster. It is beautifully got uto In light of such silks into Liverpool, a privilege which has hitherto aria from Mozart, which he has made his own, and which Joseph Armitage, Esq., on the provisional committe of Jordan-
-04 64-TENSIVE BURGLARY.—On Friday night or eany street, aged 26, Mrs. KELLY.
teceaturday morning., the warehouses of Messrs. Whit- comedy, Mrs. Grattan has secured an excellent actor— been limited to certain other ports. he gave on this occasion with more (if possible) than his the Liverpool and Leeds Direct Railway :it ought to have same day, at
.3cl ult., at the residence of her father, Mr. Simpson,
Birmingham, aged 39, Mrs. S. P. EVANS, late
115,,r and Sons, cotton manufacturers, in Pool-street, another Charles Matthews—in Mr. Lester. His acting " Your committee beg, in conclusion, to observe that usual ability. He was encored. Prephierra from Mose been his son John, who is captain of the Huddersfield of Fairfield. near this town.
ner tir o munications with her Maest 's • •
in the amusing farce of Gone to Texas was most spirited in the course of he c m J y in Egitto, by all the performers, concluded the first part. troop of the 2d West York Yeomanry. He lives with 0. fl tele eeth tot , ait.ed 42, Mr. J. PRITCHARD, one of the
re, nester, was entered by means of false keys, and
and laughable. We cannot conclude wirhOut offering our government, they have had urged.upen their attention the h' beautiful melod is known to 'most musical readers, his fatber, Milnes-bridge.—Yours, respectfully, relieving officers of tills town.
laterie.eY stolen therefrom to the amount of £4,770, in 11 b • Tis Y same day. at his residence, Breeze-hill, Monkstown, county
meed of approbation to Mrs. Borrowcliffe, who, on Thurs. d. efedive system ot Porterage which is sti eing Pursued and was evidently the hit of the evening. In the encore, rr mr, C, Naylor!, " SAM. STEPHENSON.
Of e'snotes to the amount of £5lO, cheques to the amount of Dublin, aged 76, JOHN TOMLINSON, Esq.
PP g Y Lablache exhibited the power and at the same time the This is miserable quibbling indeed. Mr. Houldsworth same day, at Peel, mr.
The evil a ears to be enerall
'4 202 -
ellen , is. 3d., gold £45, and £l3 in silver. The d. ay, was !brown, by the indisposition of Mrs. Grattan, in the town of Liverpool. THOMAS CHRISTIAN, of her Ma-
ll "es were f i
ost ound on Saturday n ght forced into
' the into the difficult part of Amine, in which she acquitted a e ,
cknowledeed and your committee have pledged them- fine cultivation of his unequalled organ—power to drown wishes it to be thought the Liverpool and Leeds Direct jesty's customs at this port, and son of the late W. Christian,
t; 'office ke t
oes pby Mr. Beard, Oldham-road, wrapped ,„„ „
herself most creditably. The part of Lisa was undertaken selves to endeavour to bring about a more perfect and ef- whilst at the same time it blends with the voices of those Railway Company were driven to the paltry shift of using Esq., Isle of Man.
oy ens. flarvey Pardy, who surprised us both by her fective system. They have therefore to ask the Council accompanying. The opening piece in part second was names without permission. If he will make the necessary same daty, rN.he Rectory, Powton, the residence of his fa-
q2 a parcel, undirected. lEN Y PENNINGTON, sur '
geon, i f this town, late
titip."-TIFyING.—On Friday last, the Rev. Jas. North f the music which. consider-
cting and the execution
.o , .to continue to them the power with which they have been the fine buffo duetto from Cimarosa's Matrimonio, which inquiries of the solicitors he can see the applications of ther;ever.
e the boys and girls of St. Catharine's Schools a treat
an . mg her unacquaintance with the stage, and the short time en r , ,
t usted with a view. if possible, of accomplishing so de- was given by Lablache and F. Lablache with an effect u- d f t 1 ' f 1 Ihd t d o" igsp- fC 1 1
pwar s o seven y gent emen, o equa wea tanS an - .ame clay, aged SG, Mrs. MARGARET BELK, o u t iorpe,
' ''l ' ' N B• ht h h
teed earsion to ew rig on—w ere tey were re- allowed for preparation, was very good. suable an ooject—one which will not only conduce to the truly electrical. The rich fun of Lablache senior was ing with the 220 already on the committee, who have been near Chesterfield.
BIBLE SOCIE Y —On Tuesday evening, a public meet- general welfare of the port, but the adoption of which will never more finely disPlaYed, and P. Lablache excelled declined, from the necessity of restraining the list within on the 27th ult., suddenly, MARGARET, wife of Mr. R. B .
Ntti:Vn!h a substantial dinner, buns, negus, &e., by J. . .
ole ''' tsq of Stone Bank House It was an interest- fthT' f th b 'et whld t St
mg, in ur erance o e a ove soci y, as e a . take away the only ground of complaint with which the himself. ;It was a treat throughout, and elicited rap- a reasenable extent. Such an expression, from at least PARKER.
" h -•' • • James's Church school.room St James's-road The merchants are justly rnetin their applications for the remo- turous applause. F. Lablache's Cavatina, from Merca- 300 of the great and influential capi'alists of Lancashire Same day, age.llCisliykeitaru% MtAGAeIIEN‘T, t t
FRANCES, youngest
lead g t to see how happy a number of children were • ow Chester
'tee eby the benevolence of their kind pastor and friends. Rev. H. Hampton, incumbent of St. James s, occupied
' ' '' ' • val of the nuisances pertaining to the Customs establish- dente, was most chastely sung, and was followed by a and Yorkshire, should teach Mr. Houldsworth that their dasuagmhtnerdontyMari
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gleY, aga pai io,\ni r
ar, F
ita
AeNrrEes rE
NI iv, 0T r . .
tease teachers too were treated in the most handsome merit of Liverpool.
the chair. Out of a population of upwards of 60,000, he e , Cavatina from Mercadante, in which Grisi absolutely voice is not likely te be raised in vain ; and that a project on the 23th We, in Grosvenor-place, aged 8 years, SORE,
tlis'user. Occasional treats of this kind do reat ood— said not more than £2O had been received as free contri- Your committee feel it due to her Majesty's govern- revelled in the display of her rich and unrivalled voice. supported by them cannot fail to command the attention second son of the Hon. arid Rev. 11. POWYS.
Qs, enildaen become attached to their schogols angd en- butions, and no more than twenty-three collectors could ment to express a deep sense of the couidesy which theY She was encored and deservedly. Mario next gave a of the Legislature. Next comes an attempt to raise. a
daSamte day,
raged 4 months, MARGARET JANE, infant
'ad t h • - • be found for that immense population, consequently seven- the attention which has been be-
have experienced, and f beautiful aria by the same composer most beautifully, and laugh : gh fM. B. LUPTON.
je 0 t eir ministers and teachers.
l'Ap°C.K COMMITTEE, THURSDAY.—The proceedings teen out of forty districts remained unvisited. The re- stowed upon the subjects which have been brought under was encored, after which the duetto, from "If Fanatico," " The line was called the Liverpool and Leeds Direct Same day, aged 77, Mr. THOM ,
AS GUY cabinet-maker.
killai 13r a routine character. A letter was read from Mr. h • 'd •
ceipts for the year were :—Cash received for bibles, £27 t eir consi eratrn. was sung by Grisi and Lablache senior, as none but these Railway, but the fact was, the line did not go within forty On the 2yth ult., aged 13, GEORGE FREDERICK, son of E.
~ C.E., Hans op-par , near o r on, uc .
BURY, Esq I k W 'lk. t Bks
1/I' -"et h ' f h Sh• b 'ld ' - • •
tam , c airman ot e ip m ers Association, ex- .
15s. 7d. ; free contributions, £l9 4s. sd. ; total £47. ' THOMAS B. HORSFALL, Chairman. two artistes can sing it. It was impossible to decide miles of Liverpool.—(' Hear 1 ' and a laugh.) " Same day, at Bangor, aged 21, EDWARD, youngest son of
Otal,. Ug reeret at the decision which the Dock Trust had Since the last meeting, 112 bibles and 24 testaments had " August 28, 1845." which most to admire, the versatility of Grisi—the change Does Mr. Houldsworth mean to say that this extension mr. J. BROWN, printer and publisher of the North Wales
the p' t,O rebspecting the construction of graving docks at been distributed. On the previous evening a meeting of Mr. HORSFALL, in moving the adoption of the repo ,
rt without apparent effort, from the imitation of bungling from Bury to Leeds does not complete a direct line from Chronicle.
tee -•rince's Basin, that situation, in their opinion, being the Woodside auxiliary to the society was held in the said he felt it was quite unnecessary to add a single word. execution to consummate vocalism—or the racy humour Liverpool to Leeds . W
) 'e can easily understand the word On the 30th ult., in the prim.e of life, MA ,
RY wife of C. F.
, BROCKHOLES, Esq., of Maines.hall, Poulton-in-the-Fylde,
l tse'Vered peculiarly adapted for the purpose • they trust- Town-hall, Birkenhead. During the first ten months If, however, the Council felt that the proceedings of the and bee play of the great buffo. The piece was encored, " direct" being such a sore to the chairman of the Man-
near Preston, and niece of the Right Rev. Dr. Carruthers,
ttal ~l3weVer, from the urgent demand there 'was for cen- after the auxiliary was established 293 bibles and 576 tes- select committee had justified the confidence which they and would have been listened to again. Miss IN.hitnall chester and Leeds ; and, if the wound can be at all mol- Catholic Bishop of Scotland.
,
ef, elavine docks, that the subject would not be lost sight taments were distributed, and during that time there was had been pleased to repose in them, they would not think, sang a new ballad—" In the valley woutd I dwell," corn- lified by a modified application, let it be tbe " Bury and Same day, in Nichol.s-street. Chester, aged 57, ANNA
I 1
bitch'l,_POrtion of the letter referred to the want of lamps paid to the Society's agent in Liverpool, for contributions, perhaps, the committee were asking too much when they posed for her by Knight, in most beautiful style, and was Leeds" by all means. Still the object is to make a direct MARIA, relict of the late Lieutenant-Colonel CURRIE.
t the e-nouses, &c ,at several of the graving-docks • anci £ll Bs. 7d., and for books £39 ss. 6d. The assistance of sought to be allowed to continue their optirations, with a encored most heartily. This was her best effort. The communication (if not a line) between Liverpool and Some day, in Manchester, aged 44, Mr. THOMAS I.OODIER,
I iec was Mozart's Ter eto b Lablache
the 'arious . • • ' ladies was earnestly requested. The report also men- view to bring about a more effective system of porterage, concluding p e . zt , y Leeds, an o
suggestions were ordered to be submitted for dson to Hull. " The line does not go within letter-press printer.
- S da in Great Homer-qreet, aged 65, SARAH, widow
ge:usideration of the Committee of Works. tioned the low price at ehich the Holy Scriptures were for the committee were of opinion that this was not only senior and junior, and M ,
arm and was splendidly sung, forty miles of Liverpool." We always thoueht that ' ame y' y f c b I d
' of tbe late Mr. B. C. RA , o rim er an .
,
0 It-. 110,14-ANT CoNrouCT.—On Wednesday, two lads drove of Signor Lablache absolute! fillin Bur where the Leeds and Liverpool Direct is to join
now published, viz., a well-bound and printed testament essential to the welfare of the port, but essential also in the magnificent to.nes . y g .y, • •
..• ,
_.,_
•, N.
Same day, at London, ROBERT. INIAUN.SELL, Esq., R. ,
'ar -Be and t' t th •• B. k h d F •
the car in o e liver, near ir en ea erry ,at 4d., and a bible 10d.. and that even these small sums order tt h
„rat tee great improvements made in the Customs' the house. In this part M. Benedict played a grand fan- with the line granted last session, was Intriy-turee mites C. 8., and Comrrissioner of Greenwrch Hospital.
.
6 Nee: Purpose of washing the horse's legs, when they would be collected in instalments when it was necessary. department might be made effectual. He ought to make tasia on the piano forte, introdu, ing the popular airs of only from Liverpool :if that be the case, Mr. Houlds- On the Ist instant, at Salisbury-terrace, Wavertree, ?.ged 53
at cnlY got t frh '
, tee , .ou.o - eir depth ; the horse immediately •
On Friday evening a public meeting of the Everton and another remark about a matter not alluded to in the re- "Oh Nann "I ' G " •S h h dhl• h 1 W
y, .ewie ordon, and a favourite cote wort has state tat w lic is utter y incorrect. e now year ,
s SARAH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM CORLET, tailor and
0 arrl; "to swim and the cart to float. One of the lads Kirkdale Association in furtherance of the objects of the port, and that was respecting a memorial which was placed reel, with that brilliance and lightness of execution which come to the main point of all, and here we join issue with draper, Tarlton-street.
same day, at his residence, Bernard-street, Russell•square,
0 th; 80 fright 'dh h • d f h d
,te ene tat e jumpe out ot e cart, an was above society was held in St. Augustine's National school, in the banes of the committee, after they had made their distinguishes his playing. This part of the evening's per- the speaker altogether : London, in the 31st year of his age, J 0 HN ALEXANDER TORRE,
,r efitleee Point of drowning when a man named Goldson Upper Beau-street. There was a good attendance, espe- report, with reference to bonded warehouses. That me- formances was highly applauded. The whole indeed may " The prospectus stated that the line would shorten the Esq., third son of the land Coionel TORRE, of Shydale, York-
a ki, - gentleman ed Wa' lters im ediatel threw them' cially of ladies ; and on the platform we observed the modal had the seal and signature of the Mayor attached be said to have gone off most satisfactorily. distance between Leeds and Liverpool to a considerable shire.
lid e 8
into the ri:am ' rid
' y • - Rev. Dr. Tattersball, (in the chair.) A• Hodgson, Esq., to it. It was placed in the hands of Sir Robert Peel, and We cannot conclude our notice without expressing our extent ; but, without fatiguing them with details, he could Same day, at Ashford, the residence of her uncle, John Irving,
er toe, b er, and, after a har struggle against the
,e saae,. ;might the half-drowned youth safe to land. The the Rev. C. Marshall, T. J. Bourne, Esq., &c. These the deputation said all that they considered necessary in admiration of the excellence of the arrangements, which assure the meeting that there was no truth in the state- Esq.. M.P., Miss AGNES IRVING.
1r 4,,tici. :ad had the resence of mind to turn the horse's •ere su erintended b Mr. Cooke, of the Theatre Ro -al. merit • and, as to its bein a Leeds and Liver 00l Direct
meetings were attended and addressed by T. J. Bourne, support of it. The committee had as yet received no an- a P y e , g p Same day, aged IS years, ANN, danghter of the late Mr.
JOHN GORTON, of Chester.
,a 'alee 14wards the End, which he reached without any
Rp Esq., from the parent society. swer to it, and in all probability the answer would be ad- Not a single instance of difficulty in placing the audience Railway, they might just as well say that the Manchester Same eay, at Ballown, Is'e of Man, aged 97, ELIZABETH,
I% 'A le ' THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION IN LivEltroole—We dressed to the Mayor, as the gentleman who, in his official occurred during the entire evening. and Leeds line was a line from Dublin to Moscow." . widow of Mr. William Mylchreest, Cross-four-Ways.
Co *Or,, RITTAL 11 s - —On Wednesda 1 t
y as , a young were honoured last week by the presence in Liverpool of capacity, had signed the document. He was not aware of
....""" Mr. Houldsworth either has seen the particulars of tne eame day, at Ihe Cross-four-Ways, Isle of Man, aged 102
'tli '"atii of abouu BAND.
three members of this enlightened body, consistine of any other matter which required notice, beyond the mere proposed line or he has not. If he hos, his assertion is a years, Mrs. MARGARET MULLINS. ,
4f Ore, e tl7 years of age, appeared to prefer a INTERIOR DECORATION OF THE TOWN HALL. ;Cif Ihaif h ti
~ 01;)ke_c!, assault against John Hickie, her husband, a .
P f S ellitout of the London Unive • '''
' ' h d t 1 • tt. ht • dcl•
ro esslor ne ~. rsity, or as it fact, which he a grea p ensure in s a ing, ta,in a 1- w,l.u. ,a.se-oo- ;- -e _as not .itis a presumptuous un- Same day, after a lingering illness, borne with exemplary
de REBECCA, widow of the late THOMAS CHANT.
fr i',,ittl be r• On Monday night, her husband, to whom she 1 tyled ' Stinkomalee ." Dr. Noseit, and Mr. tion to the observations made at the conclusion of the re- In another part of our Paper will be found a brief notice truth. We are dealing with facts, and nothing can be
is usua y s . , fLortitu ,
ERS. Esq., of Hartford, near Northwich.
if/ 4ket 'en marl.. d I fi
ter nes; le Gn yve weeks, came home and ordered Grub, the eminent analytical chemist. The party stayed port as to the committee being of opinion that her Ma- of the repainting and ornamenting of the Council Cham. more simple than au appeal to them. Tbe present dis- On the 2nd instant, of dysentery, aged 34 years, JONES. W,
Or Cm- she refused, and he hit her and ultimately thrust oWd da • evenin at Mo a'l ' I Hot I and •t ' overnment had paid great attention to the subect leer, in the lower story of our noble Town-hall. The up- tance by the Manchester and Leeds Line between these
n e nes y g . rg n s mperia e , , jes ys g s . , ,
~ , ) WBRIDE, Esq., of this town, merchant.
it. Itn 'nto the st
ettile e_ reet, swearing, at the same time, that he having on their route thith e
er Jona the railway been at- submitted to their consmeration, he believed, not only per story has also been for some time under the hands of tvvo places is sixty miles. By this route all the Liverpool, on the 2nd instant, aged 36 years, Miss ELIZABETH WAR-
-00 re„, erve her as he had done his other wife. After the
-euant t td by the appearance of the plot of land and ruins at from the assurance given by the government, but from the the skilful workmen of Messrs. Thos. Porter and Com- Leeds, and Hull traffic has to pass. Now, by the pro-
rac e BURTON, Wilton-sr reet.
3a for ill , who, it appeared, had been frequently brought Idl. d Di
the back of the Fish Market, proceeded in the morning substantial relief which had already been received by the pany ; and though the renovations in some of them are as posed Liverpoo an_ _eees _.rect Line, the traffic will go Same day, at Newton Mount, by Burton-on-Trent, rged 89,
ANN relict of the late JAMES ALLSOP, Esq of Derby
on an exploratory visit. They were dressed in jack boots, trade of the port, that the Board of Customs had also yet but approaching to completion, a glance through them by the Bury line to Bury, thirty-three miles, and thence e
as sers le -using his former wife, had made a statement, un'the 3rd instant. JAMES AIKIN, infant so'n of Mr. jOHN
0' 'Ad s nshton ordered him to find bail himself in £lOO of the description used by well-sinkers and others, and evinced great anxiety to meet the views of the commit- enables us to furnish a few particulars that may interest to Leeds, thirty-six miles, making an aggregate of sixty- RICHARDSON, jun., Huskisson-street.
er q ' "wo s • ' ' were accompanied by two navies with hoes and other ne- tee. (Hear, hear.)
geee , ureties in £5O each, to keep the peace, and be our townsmen, who, as well as strangers who have visited nine miles between Liverpool and Leeds ; whereas, the same day, aged 34 years, ROBERT BAZLEY, Esq., mer-
-50 'o'•rhtu .14ehaviour, particularly towards his wife. cessary implements. The party explored first the compo- Mr. Arlene and Mr. TYRER, after the former gentle- them, justly regard the whole suite as perhaps the most same traffic has now to go from Liverpool to Manchester, chant, of Manchester?
r NI " lIOLTON FLORAL '
&C EXHIBITION.—The se- sition of the mounds of earth and other matter at the cor- man had seconded the motion, said the trade of the port elegant and perfect in Europe. The Dining Room may be thirty miles, and thence to Leeds, sixty miles, making an the 4th instant, in the 6gth year of his age, JOHN WEBB,
On
N th-view Ed e-hi'l, 1 d b
be a exhib* • ' .
Lases, , mon for the season took place last Thursday, ner of Roe-str , . .
eet which they inspected with much inte- was much indebted to Mr. Horsfall for the industry and considered as finished, but the splendid furniture has not aggregate of ninety miles, or a saving of twenty-one miles Esch. or . , g . a muc 1 and deservedly regrette y
d a numerous circle of frien s.
refs 'lt vaelou
6,,ted e s marquee, which had been considerably en- the various subst
rest, Mr. Grub manipulating eea d am, y p y g g
ance ke •t he had dis la ed in ettin the restrictions with. et been re laced. This is the room in a ortion of which in actual distance between the extreme points lAn da , after a lin
y P P Same y germg illness, ANN, wife of Mr. JOSEPH
(A up by the workmen. .
A large quantity of it these entle- dry rot made its appearance, but the whole has been re- with this fact, which Mr. Houldsworth either knew or KIRKHAM; builder, Stanley Arms, Upper Parliament-street.
war t rom the former meetings, erected on the Green,
1a.),. oth f flah he d 'll g
men discovered tnconsist-o . as, gi. s, Sse., in an newed so as to leave no trace of its partial effects. The ought to have known, he " can assure the meeting that same day, at Cadlington, Ox
;be 1)!..1.01, ,_ e Church, when there was a very numerous and fordshire, aged 65 years,
ir '4 MI ante atte d Th 1 t t
le •e _ . n ance. epan s were no numerous, interesting state of putrefaction. A question arose, with handsome ceiling, which is coved, and ornamented in there is no truth in the statement" as to shOrtening. the ABRAHAM TYZACK RAWLINSON, Esq., for many years an
tli° 11$40,31`lualaty, generally, was exceedingly good, includ- atter discovered whether it was
respect to certain.green m h f
fi, h compartments enriched with stucco work in relievo, is distance. As for the latter part of the sentence we have actiavme
emadgistrate and deputy-lientenant for that connty_.
_..i. e
ree smt be .# very fine specimens. The same may be said of the organic remains of cab ages or o s entrails. A white in the groundwork, with the mouldings and centre quoted, it is arrant nonsense, and could only have- been ____S s ,
ay aged 11 years, WILLIAM, eldest son of M •J•
t -lap -tants WEBSTER, cooper, of Crompton-street.
sample was taken to be submitted to the next general pieces in each delicately gilded in what is called " etch- uttered by one who was anxious to shuffle over a subject
ao, ei trier of plants, cut flowers, &c. There was a very on the sth inst., at Kensington, ANN, the beloved wife of
og meeting of the body, as well as several decayed fossils, a ing." The hieroglyphic raised ornaments round the en- which he had neither the tact nor the courage to handle.
Pete show of dahlias, and the fruits and vegetables
si Of fi. J. J. UNWIN CLARKE, Esq.
tile, 44 rstrate excellence. Not the least pleasing por- material found. in great abundance. An interesting dis- tablature, and the mouldings and headings of the cornice, With these facts we leave our readers to judge between Same day, aged 64, MARY ANN, wife of HENRY DAVIS,
rs; t,gt °f the
'lc ' 1,. tige,, business of the society was, the awarding to cession took place at the conclusion, of the labours (over are similarly adorned, the larger and more prominent the chairman Of the Manchester and Leeds and ourselves. Esq., Islington.
710.ed‘go Priz dinner at Morgan's) as to the effect of the effluvia on the figures and. devices being done in 4, solid gilding." The Of this we are certain, tbat the. Liverpool and Leeds Di- On the 6th instant, aged io months, GEORGE, fifth child of
till.. ...„ e.s for the cleanest dwelling, and best cul-
so' h 1 h fth •hh • &strict when it was generally
ea t o e neig ouring 1 . lieved
walls, which are re by massive pilasters of Seagliola rect Line is one which has been unaniroously called for, Mr. SAMUEL BALL, druggist, Knotty Ash. 8
Euz
' !lat;'"ien, for garden produce, flowers, &c. without dvaneed age of 3, ABETH,
On the 7th inst., at the a
pros_ ktrideaatice fee being required. A band of music was '•ht 1 l• Id
agreed that its permanent retention in t a oca ity wou misdate, with rich white Corinthian capitals, are painted in and will be carried into effect in spite o
' f the Manchester
ay relict of the late Mr. LIJRTIN, of Great Crosby.
o' k e chi% and the weather was remarkably favourable. be decidedly advantageous to the public at large, as ealcu- distemper, (without gloss,) of a light salmon tint ; and the and Leeds, or any other opponent But we arF equan Same d
-ay, aged 13 mon s,
th MARGARET. 6
°be lated to deter the approach of litigants to the new courts m ct as a r
ouldings round the niches, doors, and windows, are also certain that it may be-carried into effe f fend, not
le J:q., At.' prizes were taken by Mrs. Foster, S.W. Shand, daughter of ANTHONY BOWER. Esq. Liw, \ ".< k -
r teDil Alison, Esq., Ambrose Lace, Esq., and Mrs. of lavr, and gmdually to diminish-the numbers of mem, gilded. l'his last inwrovement was not at first contem.. as a rival, to existing interests, if theY will ouli give time same day, aged 3 mouth 3, JOHN THOMft3,i_so--43f-mt.
Ashton. bers of the legal profession. plated, but was suggested by our worthy Mayor, and im- for reflection and the operation of mutual explanations. JOHN QUINN.

drawn.
In compliance with a suggestion from Mr. Thompson
and Mr. Aikin, the powers of the committee were conti-
nued and enlarged.
The coroner's account, amounting to £Bl 3s. 6d., was
referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr. SHEPPARD said it bad been asserted in the Coun-
cil some time since that Toxteth-park was more in arrears
for rates than any other of the out-townships. He (Mr.
S.) as member for one of the Toxteths, took upon him to
say then that, if time were given, his constituents, as an
forward and pay.
He now wished to ask whether theyco had paid ? and, if so,
how ranch, and what was the amount of arrears due?
The MAYOR said there was a considerable arrear last
year, but it bad since been reduced The Toxtetbs had

THE

prince.
On the 26th ultimo, the lady of FRANCES WEIITELOCK,
Esq., of Chester, of a son.
On the 2Sth ultimo, at Abbey-field, the lady of C. J. FORD,

Esq., of a son.
On the Ist instant, the lady of Mr. H. NICOL, ofJohn-street,
Bedford.rol.v, London, of a son and daughter.
On the 3rd instant, the wife of Mr. J. EATON, of Chester,

of a son.
On the sth instant, the lady of the Rev. B. MORGAN,
daughter.

M ARRI ED

On Tuesday, 26th ult., at Walton-on-the-Hill, JOHN, young-
est son of the late Mr. JAMES SWIFT, to JANE HALL,
second daughter of Captain JAMES PENN, City of Dublin

Company.
On the 14th of July, at the Cathedral, Bombay, by the
Venerable the Archdeacon. JAMES CUSTER, Esq., Lieuten-
ant in her Majesty's Light Dragoons, to ELIZABETH MARTHA
MARIA, relict of DRUM MON D CA MPBELL, Esq., and
youngest daughter of the late General CHARLES BNE, of

Exmouth.
On the 27th ult , at St Peter's Church. Mr. J. F. HERRON,
bookkeepe , to ANNA MATILDA, only daughter of H. W.

HUDSON, M.D., of Dublin.
On the 28th ult., at Tryddyn, Flintshire, the Rev. A. H.
HULTON, son of W. Hutton, Esq., of Hulton.park, to ELI-
ZABETH MARGARET, daughter of JONAH HARROP, Esq.,

of Bardsley-house.
On the 29th alt., at the Catholic Chapel, Westland-row, Dub-
lin. Mr. MICHAEL HEALEY, to ELLEN, youngest daughter
of the late Mr. PETER ROBERTS, of this town.
On the 3,,th ult., at Horsley, by the Rev. S. Lloyd, vicar, the
Rev. JOSEPH HENRY JEREARD, D.C.L., Fellow of Caius
College, Cambridge, and Member of the Senate of the Uni-
versity of London, to LOUISA, fifth daughter of the late Vice-
Admiral JAMES YOUNG, of Barton End, Gloucestershire.
On the 30th uit., at St. Lawrence Church, Isle of Thanet, by
the Rev. the Vicar of Minster, the Rev. Daniel P. M. HULBERT.
of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Miss MARGAREL ANNE
BURNETT, of Claremont House, Ramsgate.
On the 30th
of u ltut ' on , at Lessay
Lessay, to, YorkshDOROTHY ANN, secire, GEORGE J. HIGGond
IN-
SON, Esq., H
surviving daughter of the Rev. ROBERT SUTTON, of Gate
Fulford, near York, Canon Residentiary of Ripon.
On the 3• st ult., at St. Philip's Church, Captain JOHN LAM-
BERT ETEEN, to CHARLOTTE MASON.
On the 31st ult. at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. WIL-
LIAM GUIGGIN, nautical draughtsman, to Miss ESTHER
MICCREST, of Thornton-place, Toxteth-park.
On t'e list inst., at St. Philip's Church, Hardman street, by
the Rev. Mr. Townsend, Mr. JOHN TOMLINSON, of White-
haven, to SARAH, daughter of Mr. HENRY KITCHIN.
On the Ist inst., at the Cathedral, Chester, ENOCH, second
son of Mr. D. YOUNG, of Riddal-cottage, near Tarporley, to
Miss HILL, of Crowton.
On the 2d inst., at Edinburgh, the Rev. J. BRUCE, minister
of St. Andrew's Free Church, to SUSAN, daughter of the late
Dr. ABERCROMBIE.
On the 2d inst., at St. Peter's Church, Mr. DODD, of this
town, to Miss MARY ANN WILSON, of Manchester.
On the 2nd inst., at St. Peter's Church, Eaton-square, Lon-
don, by his father, the Hon. and Rev. F. Pleydell Bouverie,
Canon of Sali,bury, Captain F. PLEY DELL BOUVERIE, R.N.,
to MADEi INA, daughter of the late JOSIAS DU PRE ALEX-
ANDER, Esq., of Stone House, Kent.
On the 2nd inst., at St. Phillip's Church, Mr. CHARLES
FAZAKERLY, sen of Mr. Thomas Fazakerly, bookbidner, of
this town, to ELEANOR, third daughter of JAS. EDWARDS,
calmer, Old Swan.
On the 2nd inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Haldane
Stewart, FRANCIS M. BIDDULPH, Esq., of Rathrobbin
Castle, King;s County, Ireland, to LUCY, second daughter of
the late ROBERT BICKERSTAFF, Esq., formerly of Preston,
in this county.
On the 2nd inst., at Northampton, the Rev. CHARLES STOP-
FORD, Rector of Baitin Seagrave, in the county of North-
hampton, to MARIA CHARLOTTE, second daughter of the
Rev. JOHN JOHNSON, Rector of Outwell, in the county of
Norfolk.
On the 2nd inst„ at Trinity Church, Helensburgh, by the
Rev. Isaac Hitchin, Incumbent of St. Mary's Church, Glas-
gow, the Rev. ROBERT BA RTLET BRUCE, Curate to the
Bispop of Glasgow, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the late
JOSEPH DIXON, Esq., of this town.
On the 2d inst., at Leigh, Mr. THOMAS GIBSON', Acting
Grand Secretary to the Grand Protestant Association of Loyal
Orangemen, to Miss ELIZA MANLEY, cf Chowbent.
On the 3rd inst„ at St. Mary's Church, Cheltenham by the
Rev. John Browne. D.D., DANIEL AMES CLARKE, Esq., of
Ardwick, Manchester, third son of J. B. CLARKE, Esq., to
ARA AMLA CAROLINE, eldest daughter of Captain JOHN
SHE RRIDAN, R.N., of Clarence-square, Cheltenham.
On the 3rd inst., at the New Synagogue, pilgrim-street, by
the Rev. Mr. Levy, Mr. A. EZEKIEL, to Miss AMEI.IA
SAMUEL, daughter of the late Mr. Nathan Samuel, of this

town.
On the 3d inst., at the Parish Church of Kirby Lonsdale, by
the Rev. W. Carus Wilson, M.A., T. H. WHITTAKER, Esq.
to HANNAH, eldest daughter of RICHARD ATKINSON, Esq.'
both of Kirby Lonsdale.
On the 3rd inst., at Kinwarton, by the Rev. Sir J. H. C. Sey-
mour, Bart., ARTHUR CURRIE, Esq., of Cavendish-square,
London, to Di • ROTHEA, widow of the late Rev. W. H. C.
Chester, and daughter of the late Admiral Sir Michael Seymour,
Bart., K.C.B.
On the 3d inst., at Egremont, H. M. A. JONES, Esq., of We-
prehall, Flintshire, to MATILDA, daughter of S. BARROW,
Esq., late of Bath.
On the 3d inst., at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, Mr. JAMES
QUIN E, chemist, of Douglas, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the
late Mr. P. OR ‘IEROD, formerly of this town.
On the 4th inst., at All Saints' Catholic Chapel, Barton.upon-
Irwell, by the Right Rev. Dr. Riddell, Esq.. of Felton-park and
Swinburn Castle, Northumberland, to LAURA, eldest daughter
of Sir THOMAS DE TRAFFORD, Bart ,of Trafford-park and
Croston-hall, in this cour,ty.
On the 4ih inst., at St. George's Church, Hanover-square,
London, HORACE ROCHFORT, Esq., of Clogrenane, in the
county of Carlow, to the Hon. CHARLOTTE HOOD, daughter
of Lord and Lady Bridport.
On the 4th inst, at St. Mary's Church, Walton-on-the-Hill, by
the Rev. T. G. Leigh, FREDERICK LYON, Esq., of Rock
Ferry, to MATILDA ROBERTS, of Rawston, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Rev. G F. Roberts, of Bristol.
On the 6th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-
park, by the Rev. J. Hassan, M.A., Mr. JAMES FOWLER, of
Whitehaven, to BARBARA, third daughter of Mr. THOMAS
BELL, of Broughton, Cumberland.
On the Bth inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-
park. Mr. WILLIAM WILLIS, to ANN, second daughter of the
late STEPHEN LAWSON, Esq., of Whitehaven.
On the Sth inst , at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-
park, Mr. ROBERT SEFTON, to MARGRET, daughter of Mr.
RICHARD JONES, Toxteth-park.