The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-29 00:00:00

COURT AND FASHION:

On Tuesday the Queen and prince pal% vizi.
Princess Hohenlohe accompanied by,tjiit rinse of
Princess Royal, Prince Alfred; 'Mid Wincess Alice, a'
ed the regatta at Cowes.
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The Court still remains at Osborne, and her 1ug0,,,t
has re'eeived several distinguished visitors within the
few days; but the weather has not been favourable
out-door recreation. On Friday the Queen would hold
privy council at Osborne.
Her Majesty intends to embark at Woolwich on --9'Wr:
day next, on board the royal yacht, for her annual on,
sion to Scotland. The royal party will proceed direct to
Aberdeen, and- thence travel in the royal carriages
Balmoral, the Scottish residence of royalty. dr
MARRIAGE IN HIGH Lit-E.—The marriage oir,
qCaroline Ai‘mitterl icahiGo rnoessyse to' ofr,vvfpeustrint
Westminster and
ter, of the
William Henry Leigh, eldest son of LoarnddLethiegb,_4.l-1,45
solemnised on Tuesday last, at St. George's CbuTif
Hanover-square. The ceremony was performed byo
Gr,:ce the Archbishop of Canterbury. The bride
attended by the ladies Octavio and Agues Grosvenor, 817
Miss Victoria Charlotte Grosvenor, her cousin. A Wig;
tuous entertainment was given at Grosvenor House,ge,
the Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster, t°Blsroll.-
party. The bride and bridegroom left town for oe 0,
ford-park, the Earl of Ellesmere's seat, near CobbaP4
pass the honeymoon.

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

On Tuesday the Archbishop of Canterbury had and,
terview with Lord John Russell in Downing-street.
5,,i4
The Gazette contains an order from the Ecclesia
Commissioners for the division of Prescot, Lancas""
into two distinct parishes for ecclesiastical purposes-,A fat
The Queen and Prince Albert have contributed -Eot',be
the intended church at York Town, for the benefit of Royal Military College. The Queen Dowager has
given £5O.
The first stone of a new church for the district °f St'
Jude, Bristol, was laid by Archdeacon Thorp on Thwt:rs
day. This district was constituted upwards of four Yet, p,
ago under Sir Robert Peel's Endowment Act. It is tflt.
from one of the poorest parts of the out-parish 01,
Philip and Jacob, and contains a population of at leek
5,000 persons.

LAW INTELLIGENCE

ERN CIRCUIT—BaisTOL, AUGUST 24.
Mr. Justice Coleridge and a Special JurP)te
FERRIS.-Mr. Cockburn, in opening, tirt
stated that this.was an issue directed by the LA: in
of Queen's Bench to try the question whether a stab.
• given by the plaintiff had

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warrant of
tained by f

attorney

.vaz dil juicer in -reg~'
and et the early part of this year he was with his
ment at Norwich, and the case arose out of one of tter
transactions which had now unfortunately become mated
of almost daily occurrence—he meant what was termed
bill stealing. There existed in tbe metropolis an orgal7eo
gang who obtained their subsistence entirely by t'ati,
mmHg! that, 1,11-
• y and eyed o•

sous by the fraudulent pretence of getting them
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ey
counted, and for which the parties who gave the
never received a shilling.
A verdict was returned for the plaintiff almost •

RAILWAY AFFAIRS

opened Jut week

ai far
~.ead Rail vst.
2,212 13s. 7d. the
office for the conveyance of mails, and toll from,
Shrewsbury and Chester Railway company not incltiaertb.
The dispute between the enginemen of the N 4 to
Western Railway and the directors has been broliguA to
an amicable settlement and the men have returnfu
work.
SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY

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the week ending August 19th

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keying t

le last arch of the Dee Viaduct,