The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-13 00:00:00

of the An

Gth June, 1843

1 years, as BOARDERS

New- Brighton is now

Advertiser purposes

been- under her care for som

struction and happiness of

21, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool

WLING,

and alt t

.eases
The Terms ar

as a week

Lost beau

ualled

CCHALK
• Public the

meet, where

charges, to mer
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they require given to ther

8.-CROPS,
STEAKS, &C.
WELL-AIRED BEDS

nd defpatch

chaser the most superior q
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to prove satisfact,

W. D. S. and (

intend conduct

advanta

PLEA OF INSANITY

Arne of doing the a

e time

what delusion a'

town, and

Years, her boxes, &c•'

ence of some rema

were opened in t

met on business

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ilia',

PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
BRIGHTON, CHESHIRE.
ALADY, who has had for several years a Pre ratory
School of the first respectability_ in the neig ourhpod
/a
of Liverpool, having Removed to New Bright , receives
SIX YOUNG GENTLEMEN, from the ag of three to

it
.01 known as be' g one of the
situations on the Coast of Engla ; and, on ac-
loge of Sea Bathing f Children, the
receiving her Pupils the latter end of
It month Several Families whose Children have
•r cart ,c years, will bear satisfactory
- .., success of her system of Education, and
1 to the strict attention she pays to the religious in-
the Children intrusted to her

She can also refer to eminent Clergymen of the Established
and Medical Gentlemen, in Liverpool.
Thirty-five Guineas per Annum.
-cept for Washing and Books.
L. L., Tudor Terrace, New Brighton, Cbeibire

No extra

FIRE
Just published, price Sixpence,
A BRAND PLUCKED OUTS OF T E .
73,- By A LAYMAN, Author of The C istisn's Ap

IIYDROPATHIC OR WATER CURE ESTABLISH-
WIENT,
70, MOUNT-PLEASANT, LIVERP OL.
tion
o t
BATHS,
the above
. HEATHCOTE has now in opera
'stablishent Douches. Plunge, and Son w
ni
necessary Apparatus to condo
the Cure of
he Hydropathic Processes.
-e—For Patients residing in the House, Four
for Patients visited at their own Houses,

Two daineas a Week.
Dr. lIKATItcoTE may be consulted by the Poor, gratis,
every day, between the hours of Ten and Twelve.
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TO GENTLEMEN.
VIIERE QUA LITE CHAPEAU DE ARTS.
•;fnl FRENCH HATS, 10 6d., 12s. 6d.
t-s- richness of c nr, and supe-

...c Stuff Hats . . • • .. zus. trts.
....u.quality Do. Do.
H. DENERLEY, 79. Byrom-street,
ifanufactory at Denton. and 152, Park-lane.
.xecuted on advantageous terms.
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i
LONDON COFFEE HOUSE,
5, ST. JOHN'S •L A E,
THE RAILWAY STATION, LTV POOL.
respectfully intimates to his If elltht and the
st he has OPENED the above STABLISH
hopes, by strict attention and moderate
t their approbation and encouragement.
lemen and Travellers will have every information that

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FIRE PROOF FLOORS.
FLOORS of WAREHOUSES and other BUI DINGS,
-1: constructed of Iron and Brickwork, and re dered over
with KEENE'S MARBLE CHIVIENT, are ' destructible
by Fire, and combine the appearance and du ility of Stone
with the warmth of Boarded Floors.
The application of the Cement to this purpose has been
attended with complete success inndon, where it is now
also extensively substituted for those internal fittings of
Houses which have hitherto been executed in wood.
Directions for use, and further particulars niay be obtained
of JOHN BATLEY WHITE and Soss, of 'Millbank-street,
London, who are the Patentees and Sole Manufacturers; or
of THOMAS JA.MES, 45, Fleet-street,
Agent for I_2_L___verpool.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL..
WILLIAM ARMROYD, ,
GENERAL CUTLER AND MANUFACTU ER Of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. ELASTIC RING
TRUSSES, ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND DS,
RMS,
LEG INSTRUMENTS, BACKBO
DUIVIRELLS, &c. Sc`
REMOVED FROM PARADISE-
-95, LORD-STREE
WA. begs most respectfully to Snowledge the very
• flatterin. support he has received from the Faculty
and those who 'have given him their patronage, and also to
solicit their future favours, feeling confident, by his strict
attention and practical knowledge. of the trade, that he will
be enabled to execute all orders entrusted to hinf in a style of
neatness and utility which cannot be surpassed by any other
house in the trade.
Superior CUTLERY, in Pen, Pocket, and Table Knives,
azors, Scissors, Shears, Corkscrews. Scc. Stc.
RIEpATRg. GRINDING, POLISHING, and SETTING done
R ---..

.seREET, TO

PROMOLI AND lIAUSBURG
RESPECTFULLY direct the attention of the Nobil. ,
Gentry. and Public, to their extensive and val
stock of DRESSING CASES, DESKS, WORKB ES,
ENVELOPE CASES, and all desetiptions of abinet

tined&
Manufactured by direction, ensurin their own workmen on t he
uader their immediate o the
fail
pur-
-uality and prices, at cannot
mince the continuance of th
highly
e con-
stablishtnent has been so
• ~

lidence with which the Dn.--
d for uwards 15 years. • •
tin
P. and H. take tbof e liberty of Stibuntg to notice their
favore
selection of
TABLE CUTLERY, made expressly for them (and
stamped with their name) of the roost superior description,

uesag warranted!D,BALANCED,
a riE SET OF 0 PIECES FULL SIZE
IVORY HANDLES. composed of
1 DOZ. PAIR HANDLES. and FORKS
1 DOZ. PAIR DESSERT DITTO,} for £2 2 0
1 PAIR CARVERS (S in.)
A Smaller Size Do. Do.
ALL WARRANTED.
PROMOLI AND HAIUSBIJRG.
OLD POSTOFFIC.E BUILDINGS

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NEW HAT SHOP.
THOMAS WALKER begs to call the Pu is attention to
his NEW HAT and CAP EST LISHMENT,
LIVER HOUSE, 99, Sr. JAMES-STRE , where he has
the largest and best assortment of HA and CAPS in
Liverpool, Purchased for Cash, and he is etermined to sell
themseco second call.
such small profits as will insure a ready sale and a
his best W. cannot let this opportunity pas; without. returning
best thanks to his Friends, and the Public in general.
who have favoured him with a call, and hopes, by strict
attention, to merit patronage and support, at
ODSERVR
99, ST. JAMES-STREET,
A PEW DOORS BELOW DUNCA.V-STUEST

UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET WAREHOUSE,
Wo. 67, GREAT GEORGES7'REE , LIVERPOOL.
•
D. STEVENSON and CO. b respectfully.to in-
form the Inhabitants of Live 00l and its nity
that they have entered upon the abov extensive Premises,
where they
Worst d will always have on han a choice Selection of
e and washing Damasks, Moreens, Furniture
Chintzes and Linings, Fringes, Gimps, Tassels, Laces, Bell
Pulls, and every description of 'Upholsterer' Trimmings
Printed and Plain Druggets, Floor and Lobby Cloths, Table
Baizez in great variety, in Circular and Piece Cloth, &c.,
•-rm►ned to offer at prices that cannot fa►l

Nntch they are dete.
consists of well-
pro_v.ing satisfactory to purchasers.
Their Stock of CABINET FURNITURE
seasoned Goods, suitable for Drawing-rooin, Dining-MOM,
Th
and Bed-room, which will be told at prices that defy conwe-

tition.
Every Branch in the
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
-nth care and taste by tirst-rate Work-people.
'., in reference to the principles on which
;ng their Business, feel it useless to
...,s derived by a .Ready-money Trade,
to Buyer as well as Seller, such advantages having been duly
saraptreeciated by a discerning Public. They therefore beg to
they
at the Purpose selling for Cash only, Marking their Stock
very lowest price, from which no deduction whatever
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On •
Friday the House
140arrglilg the attendance of the Judges
of Lords made a further order re-
to expound before their
and , hips the state of the law that
criminal lunatics,
tne plea of insanit it was, that they should attend for
sch PurPoses on Mooyda; y, the 19th instant, at ten o'clock,
to answer questions to be then propounded tot the The
following are the questions to be submitted ; he were on
Saturday forwarded to the several judges, with order for at-

r,--;
.. What is the law respecting alleged crimes committed
by persons afflicted with insane delusion in respect of oneeor
more partictilar subjects or perslins ; as, for instance, where
at the time of the commission of the alleged crime the ac-
cused knew he was acting contrary to law, but did the act
complained of with a view, under the influence of insane de-
lusion, of redressing or revenging some supposed
or injury, or of producing some supposed public benefit?
grievance
2. What are the proper questions to be submitted to the
jury. when a person alleged to be afflicted with insan es
deluss
is ch ion
respecting one or more particular subjects or persoar-
ged with the commission of a crime, murder for example, and
insanity is set up as a defence?
"3. In what terms ought the question to be left to the
-inn% as to the prisoner's state of mind at the time when the

act was committed?
"4. If a person under an insane delusion as to existing
Awta commits an offence in consequence thereof, is he there-

Can a medical man, conversant with the disease of
who never saw the prisoner previously to the trial,
nrpaent dvingthe whole trial, and the exam-
, :. ,Thinion as to the

AC ti. time of the commission of
is opinion 'hether the prisoner was
t '' that he was acting
n wits labouring under any and

ARUNDEL—A- few days since a woman, named Anne
Steele, died in one of the alms-houses belonging
th to this
having received parish relief, for a number of
-- were removed to the workhouse, and
•ks which had been made,
presence of the parish committee, who
the 2nd instant. After examininglothes, an
a number
---s containing a considerable quantity of c
oak chest was broken open, as the key could not be found.
This was partly filled with clothes, but at the bottom there
was a number of bags and parcels, all containing money, the
raveouhnat of which was as follows :—Sovereigns and halves,
£ll9 1811-guineas, 19 seven-shilling pieces, two £1 notes,
s. 6d. in silver, sundry silver coins, weighing 370 z.
amounting in all to £149, 194. 11d. It was placed in the
cue of Mr. W. F - -- --- rontil some further are
as

3, Bull, overseer, uni.i, ...--- .
rangement is made. The case is a most
tel
one,
she had not only been receiving parish relief, but has been
her
n as
slated by many parties in the town! up to the time of
i
death, who considered her an object of charity. It s sup-
mother,
posed that part of it must have been saved by ber
who lived in the same house, and who had also recieved
parish relief for some years.—Suityet. Advertiser.'

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