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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Di. magistrates and deputy-

a present at Lisburn mu

,her be su

eeded, or the minister mus

must be estab
*bat to be opp

of the Peel policy i

nd to give_ut-

terance to their opinion

squalifica-

employment
e, or Mr. Watson will have been un-

under the st
justly dealt

he length of affirming

this pm

We submit th

is liable tc

‘ren make

the att
Drom(

e of th

Dean of

and unquestion-

able right of every British

express in a

lawful mann

e conduct and me

sures of

Minis

ce of that

—no constitu- I

sinister can drear

of subjecting himself to
ility which would attach

the odium and req.

ore direct invasion of the
liberty of the subject cannot he conceived than the
punishment meted out to Mr. Watson, and which

to such a course

-Must now be followed up, if government acts con-
sistently

ading Protestant
,embled at this

n the g
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

in the 56th ye

y. aged $4l
CROWN,

a BETH

THOMAS
On the 2
TIPPTETS

Patton. C

Same day, at his residence. 58, Upper rice
tars, Mr. JOIIN WOODCOCK. wine and spiri
Same day. pg_ed relict of ROBEH.

reet, for

wood, Es l,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

be crig

ndgment
London :

BRUCE and WY

tTsoN, Edinburgh ; •141ACLEOL, G
BIER, Dublin; PHILIP, Liverpool;
*ter ; and sold by all Booksellers.

txt, and without the slightest

1, Farr ir

OD, M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

list, and our town

so popular at Drury Line
John Lee, whose admirab

the drarni;of •' Piet

him so popular a comedian

STIVENB' GREEN G

wine in more general rep

a more beneficiAl bere

ginger wine, aui
Sully, physician

fully ex"pleins i

ensn says that

" It exc

I have ever met Witt

the dyspeptic sta

orlce demonstrated

recommended

of the s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

ND A HALF FUJI SIXPENCE

of a turn-out, Re hea

mongst the car-

h weekly puffs its preten-

The pOor lads

, 31d be hsked to carry half as much
material for the same price they had for

of lead

The ur

the most to complain of
—This

kSSURANCR

impostor,

conduct of hii rebel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

SHARES

RAILWAYS

25'Aberdeen Railway
21, Aberdeen, Banff,

id Elgir.

5 -
,Birkenheild and Ches. Junction.
Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches.
,Birkenhead & Holyhead Junct

31 I 3

100 iiriningnani and GI,
25 Ditto quarter .

3 New shares ;54... Jll
'Bideford and Tavistock
141 Blackburn, Burnley & Accringtni 104.. 1 4
2 ;Blackburn, Darweu and Bolton. fiti ..
10 'Blackburn and Preztou 21A -
70 Bristol and Exeter ...
2 Ditto new Shares...
30 Bristol and Gloucester

;Bristol and Liverpool Junction
3 (British and Irish Union
4 'Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool

5 Caledonian

Extension

Catnbrid

635.. 65s 1 71

ge and Lincotr

63 xd o 4
63 do 61
30 do 31

4.. 4*

19i.. 211
111.. 11#

21;... 26; I
88.. 90

IThia Day

2i I 12i 13

34 1615 3d,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

22530 I 6330 I

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL

Woon, Deals, 140 stand. m. duty paid Duty
Archangel .416 0 0 0 o
Memel 15 10 0 0
Gothenburg l6 10 -- 1 7 -
0
Wyburg 16 0
Petersburg

PLAN KR, per font of 2 inches thick.
Danzig, Deck
British American Pine
LATIIWO on, per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet £8 0
British American 4 10

0 4i }ae 1 1 Ss. pei
• 2} load.

I kft:ZoAl7;,..-per foot of 1 inch thick
11 Honduras

0 8 1
0 I 1
} Free

St. Domingo

OAK PLANKS,

3 6 110sper ld
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

CHRISTIANS

markable in an archaeological point c
discovered at about eight leagues from Guelma
ria, on the side of the Miala Mountains. It is
out of an immensecalcareons rock, and a circular entiatilie
400 vardrini
h, tats•
ninutes

ollowel

ter, is ab

of seven or eight
depth, and runs from 1,000 to 1,200
in!: an inclined (1. -

to reach its extremity

stalactites of

forms adorn its inside, and the

a prodigious qua

encumbered with
s Mien from the

But what

Thev ate ibr

he mo,t par

he narr

deciphered in more

earlier times of Christia
martyrs appear. and then

refuge of it

tiring it, Ivet they sho-uld b
by an evil genius
the Chiel Deradj

In 111;s cave, the silence of

for ages

of Donato,
It belor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

From the Railway Magazine of Saturday

NAME

.rbroath and Forf

Birming

ham and Gloucest

Chester ar

Birkenhead

Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown

Dundee a: d Arbroath...,
Durham and Sunderland
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Eastern Counties.......,

4267 440 586
23i2i 3221 2739
29960 6244 4379
178.3 2002 169,
Glasgow and Greenock 19134 1228 1128

Glaszow and Ayr

Ci rand J unction

1 17782 1 10224

Gras eseud and Rochester
Great North of England
Great Western

I 1979

640274 2303'

Hull and 'elby

Hartlepool Dock and Rail,
Liverpool and Mancheste
London and Birmingham,
London and Blackwall
London and Brighton ..
London and Croydon.... ,

London and Greenwich
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

surgeon.
Sdme day, aged 93, RICHARD COCKIN, of Doncaster
member of the Societ

Same day. at Hayton, near k
STEEL. While mowing' a grass
ruptured a blood vessel, and in a
On the 17th instant at Lichfiela. aged
B.D , head-master of the Free Grammer School.
Same day, at Rotterdam, aged -^, Sir ALEXANDER
RIER, late British Consul for South Holland ana Zealand
On the lt3th instant, aged 59 years, ELLEN, react of t►'
THOMAS HARRIS. of this town.
Same day, at Sawt,
late of Rock Ferry.

aged 31, h

dot iu front a

uddenly, aged 62, M

AS. RAYNE,.

Same day, aged 41, Mr. RICHARD PYE, of Bottom-I
Atherton.

Same day. at Birkenhead, aged 94, MARY ANN. wife of Mr.
J. H. BROWN, and daughter of Mr. S. Wild, of this town ; also,
the infant son of the former.
Same day, while on nuty on board the ship Satellite, by the
falling of a cask of water, aged 18 vears. PETER M'LAY,
ae
phew of Mr. D. M'Lay. of stanhop•'
Same day, at her residence, I. pp
Mrs. ELIZABETH FAWDINGTON.
Same day, at New Road-end, Thornton, aged 14.0, MARTHA.
widow of the Ist,. Mr. JOHN REN N.

T Brook.strett, a

EORGE COL-

f Mr. J? .

)RT 11. of

4. DODD,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Stock.'laningtor]
Ivo Coa: Gas C

Ditto new shit?

lou 'New G

Coke Ctmp

1741 And!rton C!!tT

100 3xchange Buildings
100 larrington Docks
103 Liverpool Dock Bond, new
Pacific steam Company

I 20 mock Ferry

rZirtbs, Barriagts anb Death

BIR IsHS

London, t

On the

BEAUMONT

dame day

On the 16th in

ilton-crescent

Shropshire, the H

LONETI', Oia daughter
Same day, the lady
Birkenhead, of a daughter

f WILLIAM PIKE, Esq., Park

MARRIED

On the 16th lilt_ at Picton,
of her Majest 's Customs at tl
the late W. MORTIMER, Esq

J. H. LANE

1 Smyrna,

merchant an,

HEBER, great nicee of the late Rev. Richard H elle
ton-le-beans-hail, near Northailertor
On the 16th instant, at Christ Ch
LEY to SARAH, daugl,ter of Mr. G.
Cheshire

LEIGH, late of High L

Same day, at St. Peter's Mum
Esq., of F. ankfort, to E LEAN 0
bTER, Esq.

On the 17,

instant, in

In, by the

SPIELMANN

London, to MARIAN, elc
Esq., of this town.
Same day at Chest Chur
daughter of the late Mr. A

On the 16th instant. at st. John the liaptu
eldest son of Mr. H. MAYEIA%K, of her 0
this port, to MARGARET, third daughte
JONES, of Toxtetb-park
On the 111th insta
by the Rev. Jam

Octagon Char
D OASt

Nliddle Temple; to Ats..
GASKELL, Esq.. of this tow
Same day, at Gaaroc►_
Wakefield. to MARIA, youn,
BELLAMY, and niece to Viscot.
Someday, in London, 11010
ELIZABETH, youn est claw,'

)way, T. T

Hon. Sir CHART
Same day, at St. B ide'
A.M.. Mr. D. PIERCE. gr
third daughter of Ca
Same day, at St. J
THOMAS YOUNG, Esq
late ROBERT JA IIESO
Same day, at Morton, Lir

ptain T

MAKIN, Esq , of Evert
youngest daughter of E.

On the 21at instant, at Birker.
Knox, Mr. JOSEPH BR ATTA N
JEPSON, eldest daughter of M
town.
Same day, at Christ Chn-ell, by

ELLIS. eldest son of JOHN LLOYD, Esq
county of Carnarvon, to ELEANOR,
SOTHERN, Esq.. of this town.
Same day, at Walton Church, MO!
ANNE, daughter of ROE
Derby

R,T PENDLETON

Church, by the Rev. Mr
9M PROMO'

Same day, at I
Mr. FREDERICK WILLI
STEAD, third daughter of the late Thomas A
this town.

Same day, at Childwall
ANNE, daughter of Mr.
vertree
On the 22nd instant, at St. B
Steward, EDWARD ENTWISLE
geon, Leicester, to ELIZ BETH, youngest d
late V% ILLIAM STRETTON, E q., of the same

W. GO

Same day, at St. .1
Captain WILLIAM
MARY ANNE, only daugt
of Warren Point. county ll

GNItDI

Same day, at
of St. Paul's Cathedra', to
of the Lord BISHOP of LONDON

KY FRANCE

horch, Mr. E. J. WIGG to MARY

f Yew-tree-house, Wa

by the Rev. J. ?f,

:ei of the

.)y the Ito'. W. M. Falloon,
p Cnmmerce. to
SWANN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

ondon, W

i and Y ork us
inchester and Bur

Ditto new Quarters Si k 1, Manchsater and Birmingham
Continuation and Worcester Junction 21- 4-, Manchester
Sheffield l+nd Midland !Junction Newark and Shef-
field 3k, Newcastle, Durham and Lancaster 3 21, North
North Staffordshire 6 5f 65-k, Nottingham and
~sfield 2-1, Nottingham, Birmingham and Grantham
313, Nottingham, Erewish, Ambergate and Matlock 3A
Oxford. Worcester and W-dverhampton 7i, Sheffield an,
Lincolnshire 3k, Sheffield and Manchester, Quarters. '
I

Kent 3
Ma

Ditto Quarters No. 31, 7, Shrewsbury. Hereford and
North Wales 31, Shrewsbury and Trent Valley Union 3
3-16ths k. South Midland 9/, West Lancashire Cogst
West Yorkshire 1-11, Worcester, Shrewsbury and Crewe
3 s.l6ths.

LEEDS -SHARE MARKET, Auc

There has been little fluctuation in the price of shares
The settlement of the Huddersfield, Halif.x,

and Bradford entanglement is postponed till after the
Leeds and Manchester Railway meeting. on the 3d Sept.
In the mean time the majority of the brokers abstain from
doing business in stocks of which the scrip is not issued.
On the whole the tone of the market is flat, being influ-
enced by the unfavourable state of the weather.

COTTON MARKET, AUGUST 25

Notwithstanding a very wet day, a good demand has been
experienced for Cotton, and about 'OOl bales sold at prices sirni-
lar to Faday and Saturday last. 20.0 of them on speculation

and for export,

—lt is exvected that the business of
brouzbt to a close this day.

lay. Friday was a beautiful day

uch rain

Sunday was a

gari to fall
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Thomas (
J^t

T. W. T. D
Loncicn.

diddles

I Messrs. Roberts, Curtis, & Co., Lombard-street, Lon
The /Loyal Bank. Liverpool.

W. B. coops

)LICITOR

Esq , 9

Lincoln's Inn Fields, and 5
Mecklenburg-square.

SURVEY

A. Byford, Clz

n-square, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

f bis mntber-in-law

-rate has been refused

The story about the death of the African Roach's proves

There are no less than six towns in Great Britain bear-
ing the name of Newport.
- - • -

On Friday Mr. Baillie was elected representative of
Linlithaowskiire without opposition.

At Taymouth Castle, Perthshire, the old gate-keeper:
83 years of age, was gored to death. a few days since, by
the bison which are kept in tl,e park.

On Sunday evening last three men belonging to the
schooner Josephine were drowned off Carnarvon, in con-
sequence of the upsetting of the boat.
Mr. Maitland. reformer, has been elected represents
tive for Kirkcudbright, by a majority of 486 to 381, over
Lieut. M'Douall, conservative.

A frightful explosion of fire-damp occurred in the Jar-
row colliery on the Durham side of the Tyne on "rhurs-
day. Thirty-nine lives were lost.

The Gazette announces the promotion of Second Lieut.
C. M'Arthur, of the Royal Marines, to be first lieut.,
vice H. C. M. Hawkey, absent without leave.
The wheat imported from Ireland from Ist January to
Ist July last was 149,603 quarters ; barley, 26,232 quar-
ters ; oats, 876,614 quarters ; wheatmeal and flour, 816,462
cwt. ; and oatmeal, 607,041 cwt.

A colliery explosion took place on Monday last, near
Dudley. by which seventeen persons were dangerouvlv
burnt ; two are since dead, and others are in imminent
danger.

The Vigilante, a new war steamer, built in the Thames
for the Spanish government, has attained a speed of four-
This is the fastest war steamer in

teen miles an hour

Saturday. in the hone of W. Ham-
mond, Esq., a gentleman of fortune, Sarah Wathen,
lady's maid, was discovered to have been delivered of a

At Brighton, on

child, and to have severed its head from its body.
Ilfracombe has been the scene of a distressing event. A
lady bathing in the sea was on the noint of drowning,
when a gallant shoemaker jumped into the water, with a
rope, which he threw to her, and her life was saved, but
the brave fellow himself was drowned.

On Tuesday a fishinz boat was wrecked at Dunbar, and
he crew, five - The master was saved

ions, drowned

A fi-hing boat

assistance
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Daniel De Foe was a

as active as F

tis honest
too much

Thomson was indeed nn ind
he was one
mouth

bes hi

n eatin

by a visiter, who found him in
tot up, coolly replie
Dr. Johnson,

labours

acept when he stood in t
id outspeaking publicatic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

LAST NIGHT'S

MARK LANE CORN II

AARKI

ETERDAY.

Ne have had f,

ns stile

Wednesday, si
e. At th's da:

ce on the Wheel

aller show of Erie-

for the two previous Nlori

esday last was ent

,y little g

'though fHet

offered to fate

generally Of

actions in free

only report price

ly as before. Our

Lie. that we ex*
T.vals of lcistk

r 0 quarters

from Archangel

Penland".

ith foreign for sonw

much sik

nd from
..per far

ht li.sh ford

fully sop..
'ain there

port our previous CL

In they

Lded gralp

n the Vni'ed Hinge
august.

e up to the sth

SMITHFIELD

IARKET—YrsTERDAy

Compared witt

.r a•f Beasts.

,wn districts'

uite equal to those pail

week, the mid

b,:rely late rates. The num,:
time of the year. yet they we
the buyers. For the primest
the demand was
were heavy. and ti
somewhat on thi
ruled dull at bare;
were in mcdernt

r of Sheep we

imal. for tkt,

lequate to the wants al
S. w',ich were scarce.

t full p

to whiCh -the Lamb trade
ain the quotations. Calved
S demand, at last week

Pork tr 444,

as dull. From Ireland we had neL,rly

PRICES OF

STOCK

YESTERDAY

Public securities have been much the sarr
the advance in prices tieing ke t in check
stock, no douht connected with r ilway itet

S tardy,

by some miles at

Otherwi
inuance

the m,rke

fi,e weather
Three per Cents

Reducea

Bank St

breign bonds

iitrerence in prices. B
lwribian 186, Mexican
644, Spanish Five per

)Icl a 54, Co-
ese Convert at
'Cr Cents. V,

F--YESTERDAY

if the railway

a ccnrid,

Hit RC

,d Lincoln 4

lv s 117, Bimini.
South
e in for a fai

Dutch Rho%

the pohc
Eliz

th Parr, was

:ommitted for tri .1 a

ns on a ch

Two in

'era crt at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

irn Robir..

d Weber,-were never

sworth, th

e published a

sproof of the

sou Crusoe

pillory for one of
. Goldsmith had

him to be idle.
so indolent that
ff a wall with his

and when asked

why he yea?

o motive

ioietit, and yet both these in-
chind them several noble, and
reductions. Alfieri, the Italian,

writing

one with the

laureate, has been ac

small part of a larger poem

ill in manuscript, but., which, if
would fill folios. Or need we

arge, the names of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Plate_
Watch, &

FURNITURE, ARGYLE-STREET, BIRKED
_ H EA 1).

vrEssßs. F. and .171-66GSON will SELL by
ISI. AUCTION, on FRIDAY next, the 29th instant.
at Eleven o'clock, at their Commission-rooms, Argyle-

Fanoforte

ant HOUSEH OLD FURNITURE, Salim
v Broathrood, Earthen

xe Dinner S.

Set, &c., part the Property of a Lady

The FUR

with Fair C
in Printed (

ITURE includes rff.at 11Osewood Centre Tab!
f Card Tablefr-th match, Devotional Cha

of Drawing-roo

Work Ta

,mahogany-fram,

.sand Chair

in 11 air-cio,

board, neat -Chiffonier, Rocking Chair

Excellent Ninted and other BEDCHAMBER Ft/ANT..
TORE, including Pillared Toilet Tables and Stands, Chests
of Drawers, Four-post, French, Crib, and Half-tester
Bedt,teads, J n panned Chamber S

;ervice, Dres

&a., a very elegant Draw'ng-room Fender. with Fire-irons
to Match, Carpets, Hearth-rugs, Oil-etc
Dish Covers. large Square Table, with Oil-baize Top
Sheepskin Door Rugs, Pair Globes, and Miscellanies.
he viewed on THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, and
.ogues bail of Messrs. F. and J. HODGSON, Auc
tioneess, &c.. Birkenhead.

hs, Se: of Seven

EXCF; LLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
WHI7'ECHAPEL.I4-HORSE POWER STEAM-
ENGINE, BREWER'S BARRELS. HOGS-
HEADS, CAPITAL FIXTURES, FITTINGS,
AND UTENSILS of an INN, AND EFFECTS,
WOOLTON.
BY MESSRS. TROTTER AND HODGKINS,
Tilts DAY, (Tue'day,) the 26th instant, at Eleven
o'clock in the forenoon precisely, on the.Premiszs, at
e If V' • .

r 11 k
L China, Cut Glass,

Birds, Table Service, li-
Boiler complete, the
Stock in Trade
____
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

ds, Pair of su

ging Chair, and

ti]ahogany

Furniture comprises Telescope
Dining Tables, Sofas and Couches, in flair Cloth and
Le'ither, handsome Pedestal Sideboard, the superb Wing-
ed Bookcase, with Glazed Doors, Crown-back and other
Chairs, Chiffonnier, Hall Table, with Marble Slab, Hat-
stand, Hall Chairs, &c.

The Bed-chamber Furniture (includes lofty Mahogany
and Hardwood Four-poet Bedsteads and Hangings,
Feather Beds and Bedding, Marble-top Toilet Tables, and
Dressing Glass, Painted French Bedst
Drawers, and Toilet Tables, Chamt
Oak Bedstead

is, Chests of

Services, Antiqu

Handsome Fender and Fire-irons, India Mat, French
China Vases, Carpets, as planned, Hearth Rugs, useful
China and Glass, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
To be viewed on the mornings of sale. Catalogues are
now ready, and may be had at Mr. HonG-oN's Office,
50, Church-street. Liverpool ; at the Courant Office,
Chester ; and of Messrs. F. and J. HODGSON, Auction-

eery, Valuers, &c., Argyle-street, Bilkeithead
N.B. The PitEMISES to be LET.

ARRANOEME.NT OF SALE

This Day, tt
rooms and Drawing-roots
To-morrow, the 27th.—Kitch
and Staircase, and Dinine-room

—The Furniture of three Bed-

ens, one Bed-room, Hall

Thursday, the 28th
Back Dinitut-room.

—The Furniture of one Bedroom,
nd Parlour ; also, the Pictures,
Linen, Wearing Apparel, Gold

lied and Table
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

tree is said to be a

he Infiians. whenever the sky wears
the appearance o a thunder storm, leave their pursuits
sand take refuge under the nearest beech tree. In Ten-
nessee the people considered it a complete protection.

is the fact, that

Dr. Berton. in a k
~:bell, states that the
beech 'tree is never known to be struck by atmospheric
cleetrieity. whi'e other trees are of; en shattered into split,
-,owledge of this afford protection to
drnerican paper.

er to Dr. M

lay not a k

exposed ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Liverpool, it v,

air, and, conse-
ii,ently, unfit to inflate a balloon. On this being male
known to the New Gas Company, they kindly offered
their assistance to manufacture an inferior arid lighter
inary coal, on the ground. But, so often
Green been disappointed by gas manufactured
'-ting balloons, that he has laid it down as
he receives his gas
fan established company. In the

cannel coa

eavitr than atm

Ras, from Or'
has Mr

expressly for infl

a rule, not to ascend utiles

direct

from the works

suburbs of London, and many of our manufacturing
towns, the gas manufactured from common coal, though
inferior to that used in Liverpool, is much lighter.

n ever

way suited to the pur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

e viewed and Samp!es had on

SA LB OF THE
HAVANA PACE

)n SATr

TIER HULL.

ri Running Ft

Ilaterials'and Stores

the 30,

to the

orth end Queen's Dock

ALUABLE BUILDING LAb
HOUSES. AT EGREMONT
CHESHIRE.

By Mr. TR(
Wednesday.)

To-MORROW

o'clock in the

,day next

LIVERPOOL-BrILT BRIG
ET, 210 TONS REGISTER.
T. GREGSON.

natant, at Eleven o'clock,

th Masta,YEirds, Spars, Standing and

, ALienrs, Chair.' Cables, and other
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

work•

orks are carried on to any ex-
ea of fort-oink! an establishment
•t Roulogne-sur-Mer for the make of iron and the manu-
facture of fire-brick and pottery from orea, coal, and clay,
to be imcorted from Wales.—The Builder.

kingdom, if charcoal it
tee, h' suggested the

A THING THAT OUGH

KNOWN.—The beach
So noto•

of lightning
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

PRICES OF SI-lAR"S.

I at' i FOREIGN AN D
LIN&

10 IConstit

Central of Fr

4 Ideeans. Tow

2 -
Paris and Lyons, I
Ditto
20 Paris and Orleans
20 earls and ftnuen .
2 Paris and Straustit

1 16 Rouen and Havre
14 Straaburglkand Basl,

4 !Sambre and Meuse

2ilLivery

It) I Ditto
1u Ditto

31anchest
North am

2ilLiverpool Fire
- I Ditto

Royal Assuan

footle Water Works

COLONIAL

3onlogne and Amiens, English
Ditto
central of Fr
Ditto

French
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

a drop of water to give them
ferred to the Water (-

rnmitte

duced a s•a'ement or accounts, from which it appeared
that the arrears were £2OO more than at the same period
last year.—A long conversation took place as to the non-
attendance of members to hear summonses for
ment of rates. It was resolved to urge upon g
the detdrability of attending more regularly
The mortality

non-pay-

nerally, shows n
well known the I

London, and indeed, of England ge-
inual decrease, whilst it is
eases considerably. The

pupwation

rates of premium. for

have been greatly re-

duced dining

ast few y

s, yet the offices continue

)rmerly

These.' facts clearly demon

—, either unknown or unin_
must have produced such favourable results.
these causes, the increased knowledge of anatomy acts
the many very valuable discoveries in medicine will stand
most prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried
off thousands, has been successfully combatted by vacci-
nation ; and gout, that used to claim its numerous victims,
has been thoroughly vanquished by BLAIR'S Gorr ati
RHEUUATIC

that some cause

Amongst
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

drugs, and may be,

y, and relied upon in I
nstanee. Sold in boxes at 2s. 9d., 4s. Gig.. and Ils

by all Medicine Venders.
Mf..rß_ Perry and Co

knee daily, from Eleven to Two and Five till Eight. On
Sundays from Ten till Twelve.
Sold by I►lr. W. RAWLE, Che

I Mr. PRIESTLEY, (

.mist, Liverpool

steam navigation as follows
Oriental steam company, he (D warkanath
been sitting at that table that day. (Cheers.) It wa

` Had it not been for the

ght hi

steam navigation that bra►
hear, and great the

—(hear,
ye, and to Ireland too. (Tre-
Before the opening of steam com •

I mendous cheering.)

i munication with Indi
and,

Gave ventured or

such a voyage; ~ ore what his country—see What
India had gained politically by the exertions of that com-
pany. (Cheers ) It had been brought so near that
although he could scarcely hope to see his beloved Queen

I going in person to_visit her Indian territories, as s

still though she might not colt

id he hoped to
_Eel

he day when a

her ministers might—
would
I hrar

with their own ears, the condition and the wants of In-
dia—and when they did so, It.dia would owe that benefit
to the Oriental Steam-ship Company, But he (Dwark-
anaught) was glad also that it would be known_ and felt

—that it was to Ireland and Irishmen
indebted for this new edvantar,e—(loud

gratefully in Indl
that she w

on to believe, that a

I portion of the ca

ital of the Peninsular and Oriental Cott

pany Was.

risk capital—

E)—and
rins-ttodi

by unive
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

o some one whc

I, that such trees
signals of distress.

'entleman," ad-

n and religious

by way of poAscript,

verq and is free from

Inom.—lt

is well

in France is of nn infe-

way and other engineering
:tion with the fears of the
entire disfor

sting of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

memorable a

tertained with ex

COlogr

Atter Inding at Antwerp, the Prince
here she wa, et

I the nuptial p
proceeded to
traordinary magnificence, by the magiArates and prtia
I o! that northern Rome; and, before site joined her Im
at Worms, she 'again hilted at the Caitle

s, then belonging to the Archhi,hop of
to the chroniclers of th

ace,:rdi

tnelius poiaverunt, et r

3e, " bene

nultum
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

CROWN COUR
the Crown Court will

and Tin

On Satur

we had

lovely day
and yestel

" A PAP

are syraptoir

viers Of this heavy

,ns by reiterali
rnplain that the

carrying the

readers, we think, I

DANIFL'S MODr
er.trine recently o

,ut at midnight heavy showers be,

d nearly the whole day
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

ith six persons, put off to th

but this was driven amongst a

rocks, and the whole of

the latter crew were also lout.

Wi iitP

)nl, a iew years since Mayor of Stock.
'ed for Norfolk

t, but transported for f

Try, 13

Norfolk Island

is the most severe penal settlement belonging to Great

t Police•ofce, on Friday, Louis Le-
moine and John Thomas Hall, were committed for trial,
charged with obtaining an allotment of shares in the Port
berry Railway Company, by means of frau
in the name of Mr. Dethink, of Fulham

;he Bow-

The Cornwall Gazette says that the rope by
Ellison was hanged at Bodmin, a few days since, v
mediately sold by the executioner, in bits,
each, to eager pnrcha.ers, who believed that it was
for the fits, and the King's evil."

SOUTEIWARK--In addition to Sir W. Molesworth and
Mr. Pilcher, Mr. Mall, editor of the Non-conformist,
has come forward to contest this borough, and as all seem

cher, a conservative, will

returned

N THE

StINDERL ANr

onicle says

"Sunderland is

greeabl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

LAND, s;thate on th

w road leading from King-

taining 12,100

Scievtre yards, or thereabouts.
-..... ....00w, anu rassengers. This Lot tieing within 400 yards of the Ferry. is well
THE GLASGOW," AND LIVERPOOL STEAM adapted for Building purposes, and there is a bed of
ex-
SHIPSING COMPANY'S STEAM-SHIPS cellent Clay underneath.
ACHILLES, . Lot 2.—A FIELD or CLOSE of LAND, adjoining to
Captain HUGH MAIN, Rad premises fronting to and on the north side of Martin's-
n-,A ,k. 2PIRE•KING,Captain J. M•Pnzusort, lane, in Egretnont, containing 6,774 square yards, pc
-.....,....,... Sail regularly from the Clarence Dock. thereabouts.
1.. LIVERPOOL, to GLASGOW. , This Lot having an access from Martin's-lane, and be-
..noted or other first-elms_Stearn-Ship is ing within a short di.n.unce front the "
eligible for the erection of Buildir
Lot 3.—Four newly-erected

Intended to sa

U 1) )1

Ferry, is also •ery

A V G U,Se:

ACHILLES

odious DWEE

LING-110USES, On the wes

of Withers

Mor2sief, the

t, and replete with Fix

1, Afternoo

ey, the 11th
the 160

at 6. Evening
at 9. F

These Houses are pleasantly

k fternoot

k neat and recently erected COTTAGE

ACHILLES

,hereto, in the occupation of Mr. AP Laren

SATYR'

all at RAMSEY; ISL.

OF MAN,

.eehold of Inheritance

IAS MARTIN and BURNS and Co

HARRISON, Martin's Cott.agt-s, Li:,eard
whale, at the Offices of Mr. JOHN

7, Water-street, Live
nd JAMES BURNS,

icitor, York Chambers, North John-street

Buchana

Li) BLACK

Custom-hous

t, Glasgow; or to

Place, Greenocl

'n, 15s. Steward's Fee, 2s. ; Steerage, 5:

DESIRABLI

By Messrs

lOn MON D A

SHIPS Tel AND FROI%
.D LIVERPOOL.

ADMIRAL

Captain JOHN BOYD
COM MODORE,
Captain JAM rJetri. It El I

het LA REM

DOCK

wij,l44iit Pilots, as unde

6Afo UST,

leaves LIVERPOOL On SATURDAYS
3 at RAMSEY BAY, ISLE OF

re well-known

I o'clock in tb
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

A FREE TRADER'S COMMEN

ELECTION.—The Morning CA
lest. We have been beaten

1 tory 011 g

ht to have been easy

ling our eyes to a truth bec-au

principles of free trade, and of lib,ral polici generallj
have received a michievous blow in Sunder and."

HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION BY D'AUBIGNE.—
The enterprising firm of Oliver and Boyd, of Edinburgh, are
now the nroprietors of D'Aubigne's great and important
. We feel assured that both ar
I manipulatioin f prix
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

.i.l proper

It will form the shortest, most ditect, sob bv_
etwixt Glasgow and the county of Argyll, tt
parts of Inverness, Ross, and Sutherland,
le Western Wands, such as Mull, Skye, be
North and South Uist, Tiree, Coll, &c., t
on of which by the last census exceeds 200,00(

, the whole

loptilat
The

Distrit
Mull o!

resent means of communication between these
i and Islands and the South is by Fes—

by the

Kintyre and by th
rmer between Glasgow and Oban being 180 mil
he latter 130 miles, both being attended with gr,

d expense, and not untrequentiy by clanger.
proposed Railway, and its connexion at Ba'loch
nce betwixt Glasgow and Oban will be under 9

thus there 9

aud delays of

riots, both present and prospective

attle, sheep, wool, fish, coal, minerals, and agricultural
roduce, is proved by the fact, that it at present employs
ntnerous sailing vessels, besides six powerful steamers,
e coaches, and the whole of this traffic must

with st

neeesparify be engroSsed by the proposed Railway

it is well known that the hart
safest roadsteads on the west
in fact, greatly resorted to as
vessels of all sizes

hour of

)ban is one of the

Scotland, and is,

of refui,,,

The town of Oban, therefore, would
ne,:essarily become the great depot and cen►re of trade
between the Low Country and all parts of the Western
Isles and north-west of Scotland; and thus a constant
traffic in goods as well as passengers, would be kept up on
the proposed Railway.
The extensive salmon and other fisheries north and
west of Ohan will afford in themselves a large amount of

traffic; and, from the Mal kets that will be ripened by the
Railway, there is no doubt that the number and extent of
these fisheries will greatly increase. The agricultural
produce and wool, which is annually exported in large
quantities, wig also prove a steady source of income.
The cattle and sheep of the whole North-western High-
lands will also form an important item of traffic, as by
means of the Railway they can be conveyed to Falkirk,
and all the other markets of the south, without the dete-
rioration in quality or loss of time at present experienced,

and at much less expense.
Upwards of 8,000 cattle and 40,000 sheep annually
pass through Oban, on their way to the markets; and
more tha❑ 9,000 cattle and 70,000 sheep join at Tyndrum,
from Invernessshire and other parts, all of which pass
along at least one-half of the proposed Line; and there
can be no doubt that large quantities of sheep and cattle,
which at present find their way to the Low Country by
other routes than Oban and Tyndrum, will be sent by this
Railway. . T I • TV• 1 I I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

and Manc

V 0_ Q.

11 Craig-ddu: Nature 1-€

stoha

opened and uncovered, and 1006 tons of excellent slate
made, so that the Committee ferl assured that not more
than one-third of the amount upon the shares will ever
ired to carry on the works beneficially

d to secure
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

to think that. as

ks ; the only consequence of w

be company ►n eilOW
R 8 used in Liverpo

lities of

Liverpool, and as it is a sight Ur
will not be confined to those whi
but one that may be witnessed by thi
le company might, as it is the summe
a few hour

.►ferior gas from their
ik k wonid be, 5 reflec-

g, by cornpariso:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

lumps,

e committee had no power
A

any vessel free

was read, approving ot the plan of The new landing-stage,
providing it v: as rr /tie in a certain way set forth, and well

Fahted with alternate hrigt

and coloured lanps

Bann said be understood-the sta

ge would b

much more effective if the baths were removed, and sug-
gested that some application should be made to the Cor-
poration upon the subject.—Mr. Evans said it would be a
very cool request to ask the Corporation to give up what
cost them £-10,000.—M

Aikin said they bad no right to
interfere unless they could show it would be of advantage
to the Dock Committee. As it was not, it was a matter
that rested entirely with the public.—A repreentation,
made by the officers of customs, respecting the transit
sheds, was referred to the Warehouse Sub-committee.

BA LLooNlNG.—Wiregret to hear that the engagement
of Mr. Green, the celebrated aeronaut, to ascend in his

ological G

This does not arise from any mis
the

ies, but, in cons

s formed, but,

of the gas in

fa etureti fron
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

At Oban—Angns Gregorson, E-q.
At Ineerary—William Wilson, Ekq

PARLIAMENTARY SOLI
Deans, Dunlop aid Hope, 23, Fludyer-street,

Westminster,

IT is proposed by this undertaking to extend the bene-
fits of railway commun,cation to the large and import-
aut county of Argyll, and other northwestern parts of
Scotlaud, and to connect them by a direct and continuous

line with Glasgow, and the other manufacturing towns and

,outhern markets

The lice will commence at the town of Oban—the cen-
tral point of communication between the mainland and
the Western Islands—and will proceed thence by Loch
Eti%e, Loch Awe, Dalrnally,Tyndrum, and Locblonp
o Balloch, where it will terminate by a junction
the proposed railways from Glasgow to P
I Balloch—thus, by means

either

baton

,e nun

s centering in Glasgow, f

f communication from the

whole north-western co.

ast and south of Scotland, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Mibata, '‘illiOSON ,1N,ii.1.m./ISMN

! nth
have kind

TESTIMONIAL 70 MR. JONES
nd Mr. Thomas Bold

A the Doc

ken the ofti

the fund

John Jones,

the late a

ks volt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Passive 61

.quador 4

LONDON SHARE A
There has been a very active
shares, and in some instances

vat-ice in pric s.
and So,,th Midlar

Direct Northern 1,
ham 227, Brightoi

North of Spain

ROBBERY BY A SERY
:erday, an elderly female
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

3lnnt. in Wonitnn
HOUSEHOI D

gorse-power Steam-engine, with
ole of the--Brewery Utensils,
; soperior,fittings of the Bar, and

• The Furniture compriset Four-post, Camp, and French
Bedsteat's and Hanging., Paillaasea, flair and Flock

ose Feather Beds

let Tables, Washstands and Chem:....
Glasses, Brussels, Kidderminster, a►

propriate Bedding,
Ware, Piate,
enetian

Dress'

cane..eated,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Argun

banquet in Dul
ti

►SPEECH OF AN INDIAN PRINCE.-At a splendid
lin, on Wednesday. Dwaikau;.uth Ta
:;lreat Oriental merchant, said, " that in his c,,untr3

all they heard or read of Ireland was of her wars and
cnamotioni, and he was therefore gratifird to find his

as overthrown by

assembly so r

though composed of men of all parties and all politics, of
all religions and all sews—men whom he had expected to
find almost in a: ms against each other—all met in love
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

been selected from the

ediate clearance, they wi

RICES RUINOUSLY LOW

Made-

CHIN

The above G
for Gentlemen'

fine close texture.
He likewise calls

TE.RI

PA-TENT COKBEAU SILKS

CON-

MD E

REAL IRISH POPLINS.
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY

4-street, Lirerpoo.

riuteetrri,i erpoc

SMITH

.r(brought togreater perf

NCH 1

)RSIIIP

)E LA

J . DYER. B

CRIP-

LONDON-

acted a

bas ad c

figured Shawl

equal to new

Prot
Ceiling c

the 'general effect that can be produces

J pring, it is obvious

MOST FASHIONABLE

GOODS, EX EUPHRATES.
NOW on SALE, by the under,igned, a Lot of CHINA
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, eonaiating of
PLAIN PONGEE HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLOURED DO. DITTO,
PRINTED DO. DITTO. . .

aods will be found a very superior article
s Pocket Handkerchiefs, they being of a

.xntton to the Prices at which he is
flow clearing off the remainder of his Summer Stock.
Gond Printed Mualiri Dresses, fast colour, 12 yards long,
ss. 6d.; a Lot.of Summer Shawls, from 3s. 11d. ; and
likewise a Lot of very rich long Shawls, new patterns,
that have been sold at 525. 6d., now 255.
ROBERT B. LUCAS,
" 00-PLACE, 568( 58, CHURCH-STREET.

- S. LITTLER,
OF Tli E LIVERPOOL
GENERAL MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT,
IS APPOINTED BY THE PATENTEE TO SELL THE
PATENT-DYED BLACIs:—.SI4,KS,
Which, for CHEAPNEss and,DuaAnILITY , cannot be
surperesed.
BLACK 54,-lINS, SATINETTS,
,will WATERED DUCAPES,
CHECKED, STRIPED, AND BROCADE SILKS,
instant, AND

not an art which depends so much on Che-
s Dyeing ; it will be as Chemists become Dyers
mune Chemists. that we may expect to see
Lion."- Garnett's Outlines,

TTON, and WOOLLXN

mil and INDIA SHAWL CLEANER
ROAD

Monument, opposite

Stafford ,reet, Liverpool.
In th' Establishment the different operations are con-
actt Irding to the latest discoveries which Chemistry
,as a, be a. t, and which have brought it to such
perfection a 5 almost entirely to...pc-rave-VI trace of the
texture having been Dyed singe weaving.
The Cleaning Depart,psent being a branch of consider-
ble impo,tance, L.H. begs to state, that by the
risian proce-the most delicate colours, in richly-
- are brightened so as to have entirely

the appearance of new.
Moreen and Damask Furniture Dyed and Watered

GENERAL DECORATIVE ESTABLISHMENT
PAPIER MACHE WARRROOMS,
52, BOLD-STREET,
(THE MrSIC-RALL.) _

THE Proprietor respectfully invites the attention of
Gentlemen Building, or those requiring the Ceilings
of their Mansions or Daellings decorated, to some bean-
tiful specimen* of ENRICHED ROOM CORNICES,
CEI LING CENTRE FLOWERS, and othgr CEILING
ENRICHMENTS, which he has now-tiimpleted., and
having considerably enlarged his Show-Rooms, he is enabled
to devote the entire of his fortnt'r Wareroorn to the dis.
play of Articles adapted fopthe use of Gentlemen Build-
ing, and afterwards Furalithing their Establishments.
The superiorityAe BIELEFELD"S IMPROVED

PAPIER.MACITE for Architectural purposes, is every
day becoming more apparent; and this has induced the
nrietor of the Wareroom here to portion off the entire
his Show Room into compartments, display-
-4 : and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

tors, which Ca
fax, Fhirty-ei

)ogs charged £5 ea

D. and C
All LETT

rs wil

Cabin, 15s

For GREE
With C

2rd's

GEORG

ARC'

Provision

n London, to J. B.
o G.andJ.l

LASGON

gether

lity) th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

aovice.

sort of Wine, bei

and not feraient

Vl'ines,l is

stance of your Wit
the Sun, brings yo

The sub-
-1

BriOsh

rry that
t

added to which you I

finest Green Ginge

of the
remand
abOure

it. thodevite use

under Dysnewi
this. Stis,nb'

ratios as

FULFILMENT OF PROPHEC
that Montieur A rago, the Fre
diction that the Seine would bt

equally right in his al
day when the wet summ

to the ve
so predieti
either won.

w(u;d end

change on the

id after a

storm, which has

France

It the brilliant S

3nounces

to retard the

development of I
ness of food, fol

h industry

produce—the green crops, vegetables

fruit. being
a.— Weekly

being even more

Chronicle.

EXPORTS OF BRITISH PRODUCE ANDMANUFACTURRS
FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM.—The following " As-
count of the Principal Articles of British and
Produre and Manufactures, in the six months ended
July 5, 1845, compared with the Exports in the corms-
pondiug periods of 1813 and 1844," has just bee❑ pub-
lished by the Board of Trade:—
ARTICLES. Declared Value of the Exportatians.
Coals and Cuim £319,470.. .1;286,862.. 1439,22,
CoVon Manufactures
Cotton Yarn. 3,299,176.. 2,914,872.. 2,985 VT
Earthenware 285,477.. 386,203.. 420,90
Glass

Hardwareand Cutlery
Linen Manufactures

768,209.. 1,053,125.. 1,068,618
1,361,752.. 1,547,456.. 1,576,2 U
445,818.. 493,993.. 553.b92
1,245,725.. 1,548,414.. 1,772.608
839,022.. 945,962.. 901,01
160,380.. 147,177.. 131.20
54,382.. 41,062.. 19,497
202,996.. 266,802.. 317,424
104,204.. 112 474.. 96,1►3.
311,100.. 380,837.. 335,989
503.. 170,483.. 231,am
181,412.. 269,191
370.117.. 490,231
4,251,243..3,902,088

Linen Yarn ....
Iron and Steel
Copper and Brass
Lead
'fin, in Bars, &c,
Tin Plates......
5a1t........

Silk Manufactures
Sugar, Refined
Wool, Sheep or Lambs
W( oleo Yam .....
Woollen Manufactures

150,355,

247,115
3,035,002.

Total.. £21,197,331 24,495,972 25,398,750

EARLY

A cavern eo—
has just been
Ale:

3 Kerad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

the dimensions of the room or rooms requiring decors- I
tion all that is necessary. THE ORNAMENTAL PORTION

BUILDING C

D BE PROCEEDING WITH, while
)press, thtreby avoiding the delay

the structur

dwelling from being jiiiixheci for months. Estimates can
be given, and will be found 4n many cases below that of
PlKster.work, particularly where taste and elegance is

The Quarto Vol. of Bielefeld's Improved Papier
Mdch6, showing a variety of Designs for Ceiling enrityi-,

.... _,
men's, of every de..cription, also numerous Enriched
Illmadings. sui;able for Architraves, Room Pannelling,
Pilasters, &e., &c., will be forwarded to any part of the
Kingdom, on the receipt of a Postoffice Order for 205.,
which will be allowed for in all cases where an order is
given.

To the GENEiI AL FURNISHING DEPART-
MENT much attention has been bestowed, and. Cx pro-
ductions in Papier MKche fsr CHIMNEY and PIER
GLASS FRAMES tar surpass arty that have been since
the age of Grindly Gibbons. Many are fitted with Sil-
vered Plates, from the first works in England, and will be
offered at the smallest remunerative profit that the supe-

rili; Gilding and style of Frame will admit of.
IN WINDOW CORNICES
many new designs have been added to the former Collec-
tion, all of which can he viewed in the finished stve, some
being richly Gilt, others done While and Gold, Maple
and Gold, or Grained Oak, the latter being almost uni-
versally adopted since their introduction into Liverpool,
for Dining and Breakfast-rooms, Libraries, tic., in con-
sequence of their neatness and durability, combined with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

compared with

it would answer anything
it would obviate all the difficulties

e dese

son. After some discussion, the Mayor was requested to
communicate with Mr. Gavin, to thank him for his offer.
and to state that the assistant-engineer would be sent
over to Dublin, for the purpose of inspecting
—A memorial was presented from the Patriot
Society, expressing surprise that the com Mis!

Building

)ners had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

Shares of I const-tint mart

Merionethrhire, North Wales; and I hereby
it lotted

e to mccept t

Lie, or any less nt

pay the deposit

d ell tur

Company's Deed of Settl

day of

Name
Re,idenee
Proteq;ion—

reating a s'urce of traffic along
ill Darts. The

1g and feeding of cattle wil

e traffic will al.o arise from

id graziers will be enabled at
the market, instead of the

I disposing of them in a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

regards elegnnce of

and cheapness (
Ise to be satisfied with the Lands into which the

c hay

ation has fallen

The Dean of Durham has written to Mr. Hume, in-
forming him " that the cathedral of Durham has been
open to the public for several hours each day for the last
four years. w►thout any payment beirg required from any
one ; and the Dean is happy to add, that not one instance

_ .
of misconduct on the part or any
visitors has come to his knowledge.'

one of the numerous

, Sebastian de Santos, Manuel Antonio, and
Jose Antonio, the three foreigners who were acquitted at
the Exeter assizes on the above charge, left Exeter on
Friday. Santos arrived in Liverpool on Saturday week,
and will shortly be conveyed to Brazils, and M. Antonio
and J. Antonio arrived in London, on the same day. and
will shortly be conveyed to Oporto, by their respective
consuls.

PIRACY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

IPOOL, with or

ADMIRAL
The Vessel w
will LAnd Pmss,

M AN, (weather

ccommodati

to be first-rate.—Apply to
DAVID MACIVER and Co

A 71,!/.

aftabgE

tVIOf ST

NGLANDS, lilasg
S BREBNER

STEAM TO GLASGOW
COMA

The first-class S
Capt.ial4
(Or other first- sSt
etween LIN' POOL and GLAS
and Passr rs :

)DORE

DW ; or here tc

'Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

List also be large, as the line tr

3 Coal,

:ommand of an important

stimate of t

themselve

,nd the c
he Man(

id ore, and

d fucotive

phiceil at the

f the Manchester

'or allotment

ittee repery

Nester, Sbeffie
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

een discovered many
sed, or could be used.

licine ; and also his
layfully illustratesl in

through eucef•ssive

Tr took centuries of i
and it re- 1

y of I
or a sofa. Yes,
at cost mighty throes of late!. I

possib

ng, and

of man,

as really net quite
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

We hope to see it announced

qua

PAVING AND SEIN

meeting, on Thursday

the ov

complaint was made b_
the almost impassable state of the road from Paddington,
along Brownlow-hill. It was ordered to be reported
upon. The Mayor handed the following letter to the
Board, stating it was of much importance :—" Alderman

Worshipful the

Gavin, Dublir
Mayor, that about three years past be invented a fire

apparatus for giving water

been ap

n cases of fire, and

proved of, and upwards of four

a in Publin by.the

hundred of them put dow
who are daily adding 10 the

rporation,

supply to
trifling—t
—equal to

ery part of the cif

ruction simy

st the pressura of th

order to perfect a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

ese objects are consideud

11 support has been obtained

the Local interests that their ft
for carrying them into effect.
The London and Birmingham and Midland Companies
unite in co-operation to insure the most effectual com-
pletion of the objects in view.

s of the whole
Dl Mr

under the direction, _ tiOBiRT STEPUENSONi :+nd
application will be made. to Parliament for ati Act in the
next Session.

No further application for Shares can be received

RAIG-DDU SLATE COMPANY,
;TINIOG, MERIONETHSHIRE
NORTH WALES.

Provisionally registered pursuant to 7th and Bth Vic. c. 110

~:5 each

CAPITAL £150,000, in 6000 SHARES of 4
DEPOSIT, 2s. 6d. per Share,
Being the only amount allowed to be taken by the above

mentitmed'Act cf Parliament.
)FFICE, 9, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS

,LONDON

PROVISIONAL COMMTTTEH

William Wr

-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

ALPASS'S
AROMATIC CAN PHOH TOOTH POWDER
CLEANSES, whitens, and preserves the Teeth
vpnfo

cne, an

In all diseases of the Teeth and Gums
Tuoth Powder is in progressivetfincreasi
proof that can be given its bi.nrfici
warranted
it i
an.teudriofiLe froeffect
ngredient
least

ALPASS'S PARK SAUCE

Tills
g use•—the best
effects. It is

etor -offers it as one o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26

g an obstruction

im violently, but e

effort to rescue hat

the occur-

with great rev.
phy struck him

,oners pleaded

:eauation of the charge

lurpby was

fined £5, or to be con.
sault ; and Staffor,'
committed for seve,
CAUTION TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Chester-street. Toxteth-park, was

ted fur two months for t

ault of payment

n days,

—The house, No. 7, in
entered by thieves en

Saturday morning, ..
by them ready to be cony
detection took place befori
plished. The houLe is in the occupation of Capt. I.,,yer-
'ng, of the schooner Samuel, who is now on a voyage, and
- visit to Hull. No person wag

of a►ticles packed up
way, but, fortunately,
could be accona-

he obj

his wife was absent
left in care of the premises
terday, five bad characters w
tempted to rob the house, but there w-as evidence against
one only, a man named Wm. Brown. As against him
Police-officer No. 233 stated, that having ri
mation he examined the premises, and foun
inside, who immediately got upon the roof, whence hi
positively refused to descend. A .gentleman, named
Daviee, who lives at No. 11, in the same street, threatened
to bring a gun, and fetch him dot
terrified by this threat, surre-
his person were found a

e Police court, yes-
7rd with having all-

ere chi.,N

:eived in for

h it, and the On,
Lt discretion: Oa

f Ekele

upon examination,

that an

-
I been effected by
dows to

aking out a pane of glass from one of the
- - -

the yard

Ev.idence

that a variety of articles
.e being no proof of how

were found packc

the house had been left, the prisoner

as remanded until

the return of Mr.

LIVER THEATRE

—This-favourite little Temple of dui
—ent of Mrs.

with a