The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-03 00:00:00

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17%t1X)5* 141.1
tie Sefton>"o'-------
consented to become a life mem-
.ll:4l!l,istr'_%Ctillurch of England Institution.
pieltimresia,
varehased, at the sale of the King of
114.4te(e)t, for 41(fitir's Infant Sleeping, a very
IPofrseuz° Lucenalltas
1• Panish at the Royal been
appointed to the
%db a, the child. Lnstitution School, in
,glarid .en belonging to the Rainford
4ctictatu„s_ati the Everton National Schools
;can j,„"a a*o the Zoological Gardens.
arrived from Ireland was found dead
g!,l!liere dada brickkiln at Exmouth-street,
waian slept during the niht.
i'tk_laetlier,re,tY-have elected Mr John Smith an
lletisloetlety.ar his lengthened and. important ser-
te preseerntitPl,?Yed at the Mechanics' Evening
11.4:8 head eu al address t M G Hamilton
' dunoffieeaster of those sochorols, on his retire.'
f tit! at L. erence of the Evangelical Alli-
J 1 The ILerPool on the Ist of October and
l'ev• W. W. Ewbank is to deliver
• Yap,otn
Pat' Prestotian named Margaret Ryan, who lives
!,411:4. she-sac, was found lying dead on
L lit4,,cliecl of a s a Woman of very intemperate
u Nax I;_soPlexy.
,11"11 Wednesday a beginning was
Nif,toad deli On
beautiful villas at the upper
'..hos:ses.,!Rned by Mr. Walter Scott, and
• str.eo-ddo,7es, Esq., of Clifton-park.
v5i144,1414. n' of No has been
wolraltY, surgeon and agent for the
V1144,711r ,ITIT!'3(1 seamen at this port, in. the
tectlt ilham Craicr, R.N., who retires.
I:4l,,,keiLE„.ncv be added the list of sufferers
t,iliEasthatn. Mr. D. C. M'Neil-
rat the time, lingered till I.Vednes-
gi.,„, ed•
l,,,c;rob44oll4,L,iverplol to the monument to. .Sir
to £6OO. A penny subscription
14.,1t.0148,4,ittiottl.e.e_dIvitards, but after collecting £5
\,7'1h...445;1144145arY have lately allowed parcels
Ngleoslte Liverpool for shipment to !he
11,2i*Iltia:ittlned because having no foreign
I:terNidetti,t.and face, to be released and for-
L.4idekkg Itt hon.
LtitQl4,,,l'oon a gentleman fell into the rive
7Lit • -

Ting with wh

;11s led to the adoption of hu
urious practices, in our treatment

iv! all the leadit4,
the bulk of the prize...—. _
to Mr. Harrison' gardener to T. Weld Blundell, Esq.
Charles Rylance, nurseryman, of Lydiate. The
list of the awards :

T. Twining, Esq
bourhood. As usu..,

clergy of t

our pout

Et, and in our mature life; and has abstracted

rom our

.ae was ine landing-stare to the
rting. A life-Duo wa
6.140, holtel to
ete lhessttaern of the vessel and se-
s
tiap,arrived.
eidn Samuel Hill met his death by
ltuotpers-street, whilst he and
C." eellstire Tbg owner,of the pro-
or not having it

bas not even
We cannot rec

;he average p

allowing

to the idea t

D FLORISTS' FLO'

Best collection c

of the

seen r

ii, and

ch other in an unbroken chain of fol

seen in women,

neither
absurdl

ists of thirty years

,h 4,4
e

er pro-

waists of the present
in the fern

urce of so many e

stare
'with ntatm in gat this ave a-
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stone and
iinhitheatre t

have been 'eschewed

applause Tram wen. "N tiley
votiih are especial favorites. ''o 9011 .4 darn. '',STERS AND MATES.-011 the
Metitl'as qtialia master of the Burrells
Prai Y\lls7::ki:C4iill6 tied Pena first-claf
to NI Galloway, r.
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Tame would a

ses in wl

f many of the practices c

On the

s master; and

.ster of the

Arrow,

.5,
at Maass
maste..
CtoTief f„,,',a
it meeting of the subscriber
was resolved, with only one
Litt Vie 5.1:0 out of the money unex
on of the Traumere Nations
o/Itbi-I:l\atne•
3.
9.,4 -er, secretary to the Treasury
37,1' and, in company with
telpai 'and Thomas Thornely, Esq.
treret,eleots of interest. It is possible his
Is, eto the proposed removal of the

1:k4i,41'4011,1418 11111ertaL_--
18 °rt. 8'
spot elected for the pei
, 0, The s
4,A B%tl the grounds belonging to Mr.
11.1t,„otel, Tranrnere. Mr. Sewell has
or,taslt3,,,V to £lOO against Searles. He
r&i,",e, for the afternoon
41q4.f4eta' t;arnarvon R
~makze Ped by Mr r 4(1 e are •
elegant C.'
°f London:
414
e, 'ellt Of Mr. Atkins, of the Zool

k a thousand

tta is a m

smore, of this town

Iran, named William Cot

into a ware-

%tint,
41-Ltt. s,ome g00u..,
AO, Lreet,s
he overbalanced himsei
Of :441ed 1v1,;-i- • •

,slich-s'erlic

rit ' ke.'wea
1 sev ,f ailed with tar, ana
Ittle:ere:ln gallons of oil were used.
IA Y.lO, large flagstones, each of which
t 0t0.41s to .41 weighed uPw
1:;(:".te. by can-1

:0 the Infirmary

rds of 5 tc

news. SUNDAY POSTAL LABOUR.—Mr. Alderman Horsfall agricultural aub lort-trultutral. stopping, in all cases, is' highly injurious to the tree and
—....___ made an important communication to the parliamentary productive of nothing save an abundance of wood buds.
committee on this subject. It has been often alleged that But to give our reasons at length for this practice would
Toted to become a life mem- the closing of the Postoffice on Sunday will cause an in- We cannot omit calling the attention of our horticultu- occupy more time and space than we have to command.
q England Institution. crease in labour on that day, through newsvendors em- ral readers to an important improvement which has been Wall and espalier apple and fruit trees, where there is a
,t!t the sale of the King of ploying large staffs to carry out newspapers. But Mr. made in the regulations of the London Horticultural So- fair proportion of fruit-bearing spurs, cut the young
n a Infant Sleeping, a very Horsfall maintains, that if this takes place at all, it will ciety, respecting the exhibition of florists' flowers ;- in shoots close to the branch. Where the supply is insuffi-
As,
only be for a very short time, and the measure will be future they are to be shown in pots in a growing state, cient a single bud or two must be left at the base. Old
has been appointed to the accepted in all the large towns as in London, as a great instead of being cut, dressed, trimmed, and packed upon spurs which have become unsightly, and in a manner, in
Royal Institution School, in boon to the community. "In Liverpool, for instance, boards, boxes, and stands. It has long been apparent to jurious, reduce, or if there are others ready to take their
one newsvendor advertised his intention of having a staff all persons qualified to judge, that the present system is place, cut them clear off. Pyramidal fruit trees : These
oten
bel • .ee to the Rainford for the express purpose of delivering newspapers on Sun- not only absurd, but is really a premium for trickery and we consider extremely useful, their appearance is inte-
Everton National Schools day morning. The first Sunday after the change lie sent dishonesty.- Carnations and pinks are manufactured, resting, the space they occupy trifling in comparison to
the Zoological Gardens. one man out on horseback for this purpose : since which, pansies carefully pressed flat with halfpence, and other the return they give, and the fruit not at all interior to
nnl Ireland was found dead however, the man has been discontinued." Mr. Horsfall flowers dressed in a variety of ways. Some flowers can the espalier. A good deal of taste ought to be displayed
riakkiln at Exmouth-street, states, that "so far from the change having increased the only he shown as cut blooms, such as tulips and dahlias; in training out the
,shoots; do not prune as if you were
)t during the night. labour of the servants of this newsvendor on Sunday, it but where it is possible to show in pots, it ought to be in- desirous of having nothing but a compact bust ; leave a
elected Mr. John Smith an has materially diminished it, the newspapers being now sisted upon ; the honest competitors will then have fair fair space betwixt each branch, and consider that air and
thened and important ser- all delivered on Saturday night. All the other newsven- Play, and the amateur will see the absolute merits of the sunlight is necessary to maintain a healthy action through
dors in Liverpool now deliver them on Saturday evening.' flowers shown, and will avoid the disappointment too the body of the tree. R.
the Mechanics' Evening THE RELICT OF THE ARCHITECT OF ST. GEORGE'S often the result of purchasing plants from the impression
ress to Mr. Geo. Hamilton, HALL.—We regret to learn that the lady of the late gifted made at the exhibition tables. Hitherto these matters N D MATES OF
hose schools, on his retire- Elmes, the architect, who is at present residing in Lon- have been conducted with great laxity. What could be TRIAL OF THE CAPTAIN A
THE ORION STEAMER.
don, has been left by the death of her husband in cir- more absurd than showing the verbena, rose, &c., in
'e of the Evangelical Alli- cumstances the reverse of affluent. She is a very accom- hunches stuck in a glass bottle ? What real judge could The trial of Mr. Thomas Henderson, the captain of
on the Ist of October and plished young person, and the announcement will be re- estimate their merits in that state ? and yet such has been the Orion, Mr. George Langlands, the first mate of that
•W. Ewbank is to deliver ceived with pain by all the admirers of her husband's a common practice for some time. Many useful reforms vessel. and of Mr. John Williams, the second mate, for
talent. She is related, we believe, to a wealthy Liver- are taking place in the mode of exhibiting plants, and we the shipwreck of the Orion, in June last, off Portpatrick, d Margaret Ryan, who lives pool family. Her pecuniary position, assuming it to be hope Liverpool gardeners will keep pace with the march commenced in Edinburgh,
on Thursday, before the High
was found lying dead on straitened, need only to be hinted to the opulent mer- of improvement.
Court of Justiciary. On the table in front of the judges'
enaan of very intemperate chants and others here who live in splendid mansions bench were placed a beautiful model of the Orion, boat
ry• designed by her husband, to secure alleviation. Mr. ORMSKIRK FLORICULTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL cover, and charts of the coast of Wigtownshire. The
Vednesday a beginning was Elmes had insured his life in a London office of high cha- EXHIBITION. indictment charged the prisoners with culpable homicide
leautiful villas at the upper reefer, for a handsome sum ; but as he left for the West Theannualexhihition was held on Wednesday at the Tow- and reckless neglect of duty in navigating the Orion
by Mr. Walter Scott, and Indies, contrary to the terms of the policy, believing that hall, although, had the weather been less uncertain, it steam-ship, in failing to keep a proper watch for the safety
was intended to have erected a marquee for the purpose.
VeS, Esq., of Clifton-park. the sea voyage and a short residence in the tropics would
of the vessel—that as respects the master he negligently
Norton-street, has been restore his health, they were shabby enough to take ad- Some change has been long wanted ; for the smallness of and recklessly abandoned and deserted the care and navi-
urgeon and agent for the vantage of the omission, and it was only when an action the Town-hall, and the wish of the surrounding gentry gation of the ship—going to his own room or else-
seamen at this port, in the was threatened that they compromised the matter to pre- to patronise the exhibition, have caused a most uncom- where to sleep, and was so lain down or sleeping when
I Craig, R.N,, who retires. vent exposure. On the limited proceeds the widow of fortable crowding to take place, and a corresponding the ship struck upon the Barnock rock. The prisoners
gilded to the list of sufferers Mr. Elmes is now living with her young family.— amount of dissatisfaction. The company was more were also charged with negligent and reckless conduct in
'am. Mr. D. C. M'Neil- Chronicle. numerous than usual, and amongst the crowd of elegantly- stowing the boats and providing for tin navigation as a
ime, lingered till Wednes- SIGNOR SARTI'S FLORENTINE VENUS.—" Know dressed visitors we noticed Lord Skelmersdale, Colonel means of saving the lives of the passengers during the
thyself"—the motto adopted by the proprietor of this Wilbraham, son, and lady ; the Hon. Mrs. Bootle Wil- catastrophe which emerged. This was the charge against
braham ; T. Weld Blundell, Esq., of Ince-hall ; Wm.
of to the monument to Sir beautiful work of science—although intended by its
W. A penny subscription author to refer to the mind, the passions, and the frail- Blundell. Esq., of Crosby-hall, and lady; Mrs. Raves- the captain and second mate. That against the mate was
for wilfully neglecting the condition of the boats. The
1, but after collecting £5 ties of human beings, is a piece of valuable advice as tome; John Rosson, Esq.,. of Moor-hall, and sister; prisoners pleaded not guilty. The clerk of the court
applied to a knowledge of the human frame as well. The Gillibrand Unsworth, Esq. ; Thomas Brandreth, Esq., read over statements by the captain end second mate.
lave lately allowed parcels want, of such knowledge has brought about a large amount and sister; Hesketh ; James Culshaw, Esq., and Th,, a pfp„,,, a than gnat An ~,,. 4., fb., mr,,,i. 4.1,,f hs, L,,A
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