The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28 00:00:00

At 3 30 p.m. passed barque Avon. of Windsor, N.a, standing
to the westward ; at 3 10 p.m. (Greenwich time) abreast of
Old Head of Kinsale; fresh breeze and cloudy. .

Jan. a7.—Wind S.'N'
at 4 52 p.m. arrived.

At 8 a.m. abreast of South Stack ;

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Prerogative in Great Britain. For years stich ' _
the
eurpation had been tolerated in Ireland ; and, by
THE INQUEST ON THE EXHUMED REMAINS OF THE
present and a preceding Whig Government, MAN WALKER.—A coroner's inquest was held yesterday
had been even encouraged. Precedence had been orantitilelresbody of 'Walker, the report of whose death, under
given to the Pope's nominees over the nobility, suspicious circumstances, was reported in our last
impressOninci
and the hierarchy of the Established Church iny rho/lfred Whittle, who
had made an examination of
fullness
; and, so perfectly did these men feel the Dr.
Brett, was to the effect that death was the result obi
ullness of their triumph, that they had dared to lApfe ; the contents of the stomach had been analysed
set up
Idle authority of the Pope and his Cardinals
poison.
t)leading to the discovery of the smallest particle
over tie authority of her Majesty in Ireland, and owfit 1
Qnt.ateAmernetlattoive of the deceased's named Smith
the effect that deceased was in pos-
to promulgate his condemnation issued, with madep a-'...
session of a sum of
threats of anathema upon those who might refusa had
aadmnooutnbtin g to £5O shortly
to acknowledge it, against the Colleges which had before his death, but whiocnhe
joryiniteteleine,cconuanted for,
it was also stated that Mr. Lunt, thecenear
cwdeenarrseieldt.glodged, had dismissed the person
tnwhlsre
been recently founded and endowed for the better
hislitriloend attendanceot,f3 tut
(l noens
ti deceased.ons t o i%, r
.L 6 Someon t'orfei thea.
education of the youth of that country. It was V:liii
tire to the disposition concluded that a ministry which had submitted
etiitoois
inthae
and encouraged such usurpation in the sister isle,
intention of deceased's- frienssprteussebritnheesaen, asa
the money ofd which deceased was
possessed, but the coroner
would abstain from a practical repudiation of their
own past policy ; and that any repressive measure, court of law for the recovery of the "
money referred to. The
which might be resorted to, would be framed to jury without
hesitation returned a verdict of `° died from
meet the case of Great Britain alone. . natural causes."
Straws thrown up against the wind, however, ROBBERY or £BO F.;.:(,)ill.l. TH PERSON.—A Londoner,
determine its direction, and a while ago hints were who gave his name as Fairey, and who had the
aearance of areapectable tirnandes
let fall that a more thorough-going course wouldyesterday, a
prostitute, named Catherine Evans,
be resorted to; and that the case of Ireland wouldganhidmonef
udes for £25 each, four five pound notes,
not be overlooked in the measures to be brought ten pound hoeug nfeinnaoltee. A man named Frederick Mason, and
forward. Day after day we heard of cabinet coup- another named Balser, were also in custody as
cils holding long sittings ; and the well-informed accomplices. It arriveda here from
London a few dayspapgo, and wa.s maeirte
inl such matters suggested that such frequent and whomvr he
ong deliberations could not be required merely to tried known
tin London. On SaturdayynightsotTe
skeihhoernatre, and his friend took him to a bryotheenitino
frame a royal speech, or to decide upon the parties sttoreeat on coming out. Prosecutor thought he
by whom the address was to be moved and was going-respectablet lodging-house. While there,
seconded. Rumours got out of disagreements and the girl Evans
):I;nicn ctoentrivaitio get posses-
sien of his cheques and'
approaching resignations : and it was regarded as
roevgred his
loss, and insisted on having his propertyos resitsoc
significant of the tendency of Lord John Russell's which
thenel the cheques were brought up, but not the nuolan
opinions, that the parties mentioned as refractory—her in custody of the police. Upon .
ing the garevern
d Clarendon and Ear) Grey—were those whogspwhicitesw,ertlexea police discovered the notes in two
had been most actively encouraging and aggran- stockin ailpluann ILL otfi dirty clothes in
the lower part of the homuoseng
dizing Romanism in Ireland and in our colonies. proprietor of
the house, the woman Baker, was taken ule
I). lason. and
At this crisis the most powerful -organ of the she were, however, discharged. Evans was commuted
government, the Times, whose course since the for trial.
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