The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

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TIEIB DOG-DAYS.—We r
basins in Trafalgar-square

meant to be orne

ly usef

out of the basin

'be dogs

unremi

e for callir

understand the use oche
'hey were evidently Mier

warm weather we ob-

e to have their w

ginger-beer, " fresh from- the fountain." There is no
doubt the basins are kept as large preventives against
hydrophobia, and we must say, ugly as they are, we only
wish there were more of them in the metropolis. Notices
should be written up, directing the canine specks to Tra-
to avoid confusion, that

h their het

Is towards Pall-
le with the

falgar-square, with direction
" they are to sit down wit'
mall, and to take up with their tails on a
lion's at the top of Northumberland Housi
A WELSH JUDGE.—Mr. Mitford was
. _ _

judge_for three of the count

the circuit

for their di

ezamp

_-i. M

s in South Wales:l;nd made

year or so to deliver empty gaols. an,
- -0 pould be caught. Thes

it leisure to be grPa

h gives an amu

Weish-jud

over the sands at beautnaris, as he w

aach was set
last in a quickstand ; the water soon rose into the coach,
and his registrar and some other attendants crept out of
the windows and climbed to the roof. The judge, let the
water rise to his very lips, and with becoming gravity rr
plied to all the earnest entreaties of his attendants.
will follow your counso
for a

overtaken by t'

night and by the tide

i if you can quote any precedent
--L 1---' "—Townrend's

Lives oj

Twelve Eminent Judoes
I

SCALING A COIN.--7

" said

a peitear

:vine, so fir

as one day sauntering

is Metel

surdto attempt its reon-o-val:- Having nothing particular
to do, and liking the wild quiet of the spot, I gave some
baiocchi' to the man ; and taking my seat on a bit of the
old aqueduct. I opened
. my penknife and began to scrape
away- t tv

A prat -ne"trace of a letter and diggib,
round it, I at length disinterred
hdaiax M—a Roman M !
It was probably Maximin, or Maximus, that I
then had under my thumb ; but it r Marinus, in
which case it was a valuable coinso I
renewed vigour, and presently an L was in the
,field. fi one with
d
A
better prospect this than the last ; for if it turned out to
be an JEmilianus, I should have made a good morning's
work of it—and it was so ! Little by little, line by line
grain by grain, I opened the field, till C. Julius lEn:ilia:
nus,Pontiff: Max: in a full epigraphe, shone forth with
theimperial bead in full relief, all in the bright emerald
patina. I
ithave seen several )Emilianuses, but none like
that ; and cost ins only a penny."—Blackwood's Mag,

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Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Young, Rev. C. Fox,
Rev. Mr. Ferris and lady, Rev. John
rsod, Rev. Anson Greene, Mr. W. Forbes and lady,
Sims, Mr. Cornwall, Mr. Lambert Gettings, bearer
Of despatches to London ; Mr. A. Carriere, Mr. R. Red-
mond, Mr. John Fisken, Mr. C. W. Schlator, Mr. Bar-
ton. Mr. Robert Owen. Mr. Lewis Voly, Mr. A. Den-

tuna Lee,

and c

nison, Mr A. W. Morris, Capt. John Nevin, Mr. J. L.
Clare, Capt. Pocklington, Mr. Thomas Holland, Mr.
R. Reiriken, Mr. F. Peres, Mr. Wm. Battersby, Mr. G.
A. Locke, Mr. De ArguiLde IVlaignes, Mr. Thomas Ro-
gers, jun., Mr. Thomas Dixon, Mr. S. W. Comstrok,
Mr. M. Arott, Mr. Fairman, Colonel J. S. Preston, Mr.
Wade Frampton, jun., Mr. W. Liescheugh, Mr. Stephen
Thompson. Mr. P. Marsendet, Mr. G. Benjamin, Mr.
Jos. Braithwaite, Mr. Thomas Jackson, Mr. L. Hyman,
Mr. Peter M`Gill, Mr. J. Mace, Mr. G. W. Houghton,
Mr. C. D. Marsh, Mr. John Field, Mr. John Michel,
Mr. John Thomson, Mr. Thompson, jun., Mr. Walter
M'Nee, Mr. John Framish, Mr. James Storks, Mr. John
Fraser, Mr. H. B. Herst, jun., Mr. Geo., Benson, Mr.
John King, Mr. Chas. Robertson, Mr. A. Easton, Mr.
M. Stapley, Mr. N. J. Cartorich, Pr. Berchen and lady,
Mr. Thomas Frew, Mr. Samuel Whitmarsh, Mr. James
Dowie, Hon, W. Cayley, Mr. Jos. Mackay, Mr. M. Cu-
rillier, Mr. H. Bellow, Mr. E. Gronsett, Mr. A. Bon-

guerean,
From Halifax.—Mr. J. B. Uniacke, lady, and four
boys, Miss Murphy, Dr. Evans, lady, and infant, Master
Medley, Master T. Medley, Mr. Saunders, Mrs. Bailie
and female servant, Mr. Odell, Mr. Thos. Kenny Reid,
Mr. C. H. Mimacke, Mr. John Jardine, Mr. John Fo-
thersby King, Mr. Wm. Turner Blake.

TODGERS AND HER FIGHTING

:3 ON.—There

was a lady, liviug at neluelurg, a Kind of Airs. Todgers,
who kept a lodging and eating house, and had a table

where many of the stud

lents use

d to dine

cookery, which at first was tolerably good, by degrees be-
gan to degenerate, and at last grew so intolerable, that al-
though her dinners were the cheapest in the city, her cus-
leserted her, and at length she was

tamers, c

formally put under the ban by the chore who used to fre-
quent her establishment. But the Frau Heximar fortu-
nately possessed a strapping son, who happened to be a
remarkably good swordsman, and he very significantly
gave several members of the chore to understand, that
unless they returned to his mother's banquets, he would
be under the disagreeable necessity of taking compulsory
measures. This threat had the desired effect; for a few
of the junior members who had not had time to become
very cunning of fence, grew frightened—they returned.
The cook, anxious to retrieve her credit, put ford► all her
skill; a favourable report was brought back to the kneipe,
and Madame Heximar's table was as much crowded as
ever.—Dublin University Magazine.