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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

VISITS TO GARDENS.

Green Lane House.—Julius Focke, Esq.—This is a
suburban residence which may be taken as a model of its
class, from the high keeping of every portion, both of the
house and grounds ; the latter are of limited extent, but
are very judiciously arranged, and so well kept that we
have rarely seen them surpassed ; they consist of a
kitchen garden, in which are the glass structures, and the
ornamental ground in front of the house, in which there
is a small conservatory. We first visited the green-house,
which contains a collection of seedling Pelargoniums,
raised by the proprietor, and the centre contains a group
of standard fuchsias and scarlet geraniums, the same as
were exhibited at the Corn Exchange; the stove is an
excellent house, well lighted, and from the very healthy
state of the plants well adapted for the purpose of plant
growing. The collection is a numerous one, and some of
the plants are well grown ; one Ixora coccinea, only 15
inches in height, had six trusses of bloom of Begonia ;
fuchsiodes there were two gigantic specimens covered with
bloom ; the fine old Gesneria, longiflora alba, G. atro-
purpurea, G. zebuna, and a fine collection of Gloxinias
were nicely in flower; there were also good specimens of
Hibiscus grandiflora, Justicia carnea, Torenia Asiatica,
Begonia manicata, B. argyro-stigma. JEschynanthus
grandiflorus, IE. Boschianus, }E. parasiticus, and Rus-
selia juncea ; a few good orchids and cacti ; a gay show of
achimenes of all the good species, and many other inter-
esting things. The other house contained principally
specimen plants of plargoniums, all of course past this
season. But the gem of the place is the conservatory,
which is wholly devoted to the fuchsia, of the varieties of
which it contains a complete collection, at least of the
good sorts. We were wholly unprepared for the treat we
received in inspecting this place ; we had previously found
fault with the Standards in the green-house, but here we
saw their use; for in this collection they were grown in
every variety of form, from the dwarf compact bush to
the tall Standard, the latter serving to form the back tier;
one specimen was singularly beautiful, trained in the
form of an umbrella, but so perfectly covered with floAers
as to look like a fountain of bloom. The plants all bore
evidence of constant care and attention, and formed not
only the best collection, but the finest specimens, in such
a large number, we have ever seen in this neighbourhood.
In the ornamental garden the keeping of the lawn and
beds was admirable, and altogether the place reflects much
credit upon the taste of the proprietor, and the excellent
management of his gardener, Mr. Cahill, who has been a
successful competitor at many of our exhibitions.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

NOTICE.
IRISH HOUSE,
15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND
DUBLIN.

TN consequence or the liberal patronage bestowed
j_ upon me by the Ladies and Gentlemen of Liverpool and
surrounding Countries, I have been compelled still farther to
renew and enlarge my Stock of

GENUINE IRISH POPLIN TABBINET,
For Ladies' Morning, Evening, Ball, and_Weddlng Dresses,
Gentlemen's Vestings,,,Scatis, &c.,
and which now, I beg to say, coprtses the greatest variety of
this BEAUTIFUL Fabric ever pbmitted to the inspection of the
Public in ONE ESTABLISH NT,

15, BOLD- REEt, LIVERPOOL,
The ONLY genuine ablishment in England for the Sale of
IRISH POPLI ABBINET, REAL LIMERICK LACE,
IRISH LINEN SHIRTINGS,
J PH COX NADIN, PROPRIETOR, MA.
NUFACTURER, AND IMPORTER.
To the Gentry of Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

CAUTION

JOHN KINDER, late in the employ of Messrs.
CUFFLEY and HEIGHWAY, PAPER-HANGERS, of Hano-
ver-street, has ABSCONDEDrstfraarrinvith Embezzlement.
Messrs. C. and H. theref aution their Customers against
paying. any Money e said John Kinder, as he is not any
longer in theiumproyment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

LADIES' DRESS AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.

J. CARMICHAEL AND CO.

FOREIGN and BRITISH SILKS, Rich CHENE and BROCHE MOIRE ANTIQUES, Genuine
IRISH TABBINETS, FRENCH SATINS, GENOA VELVETS,
LONG and SQUARE FRENCH, NORWICH, and PAISLEY SHAWLS,
SILK, SATIN, and VELVET, VISITES, CLOAKS, and MANTLES,
BAREGE, MUSLIN, MOUSSELINE DE LAINE, CASHMERE, COBURG, ALPACA, and
PRINTED CALICO DRESSES.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, PARASOLS, LACES, AND SEWED WORK,
LIMERICK LACE VEILS, CUFFS, SLEEVES, VISITES, CAPES. BERTHES,
MILLINERY, STAYS, MOHAIR AND OTHER PETTICOATS,
CORDED AN -QUILTEiSKIRTS,
DREBON N E T S,

CHIP,

RICE-r---STRAW
BOYS'

and FANCY
HATS,

BONNETS,

LADIES' BOOTS and SHOES, in great variety,
A well-selected Stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES, CHILDREN'S SOCKS and HOSE, in Cotton, Sandal Lace, and
Fancy Worsted, Ladies' Patent MERINO HOSE, Lisle Thread and Silk DITTO,
LADIES' SINGLETS, and UNDERCLOTHING, in the approved Fabrics suitable for the season.
HABERDASHERY, FANCY ORNAMENTS, and PERFUMERY.
LATE " LIVER THEATRE."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

Vitblicattons.

BY THE REV. JOHN STEVENSON,
Vicar of Ptrixbourne-with-Bridge, Canterbury
I.

CHRIST ON THE CROSS: Psalm xxii. In post
Bvo, Fifteenth Thousand, 7s.
THE LORD OURS EaD Psalm xxiii. In postBvo,
Fourteenth Thou , s.

PERFECT LOVE : Memorialsof the late John and Elizabeth
Wolfe. Second Edition, foolscap Bvo., cloth, 2s. 6d.
J. H. JACKSON, Islington-green, London ; and all other
Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

Ten Guineas to Six.
Eight Ditto to Five.
Five Pounds to Three Guineas

Three Guineas to Forty-five
Shillings.

BAREGE, CRAPE, LACE ANCY SHAWLS equally
cheap, and many othergoo educed in even greaterproportion.
Black and Coloure k and Satin Mantles, One Guinea,
worth Us. ; Rich ocade, Watered, Gros Royal, Satin, and
Fancy Silk, 31a.. ~ some sold at Three Guineas; Silk Velvet,
Two Guinearto 655., worth considerably more.

A large lot of Woil CLOAKS and MANTLES, all at 155.,
some reduced from Three Guineas.

Great bargains in Russian Sable, Ermine, Chinchilla, and
other FURS, in Boas, Muffs, Cuffs, and Cardinals.
Dkign:Vtrigcitliertyftri2cil)leraclegt.ittittliesrlitiiVlalagCe:.atin
This will be found no ordinary "Selling Off." A great sa-
crifice will be made, as the goods must be sold. They have all
been re-marked, and no abatement will be made from those re-
duced prices.

J. CRIPPS'S
SHAWL, MANTLE, AND FUR WAREHOUSE,
No. 38, Bold-street, (two doors from Concert-street.l

The SHOP to be LET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

iliariteto.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. JULY 26.
Sugar.—There continues a steady demand, and the sales
amount to 500 hhds. B.P. and 500 bags of Bengal, without
change in price. Foreign has continued to be inquired for,
and more business might have been done had not the holders
increased their demends. The sales in Brazil amount to 4,000
bags and 50 cases. Brown Pernambuco and Paraiba at from
16s. 6d. to 175., and in Porto Rico to 160 hhds., at full prices;
100 hhds. brown Surinam also brought 345. per cwt. duty paid.
There have not been any sales in Molasses. Coffee.—The
market is quiet, but without any change in price. The sates
comprise 100 tees. Jamaica, (by auction,) 30 casks Plantation
Ceylon, and 250 bags St. Domingo at 438. to 445. per cwt. 800
bags and brls. of African Ginger sold at 30s. per cwt., and 300
bags Sincapore Pepper at nd. per lb. Rice.—Of Carolina, 100
tees. have been sold by auction at 18s. 3d. to 18s. 6d. A large
business has been done in Bengal, at rather higher prices.
The transactions reach 14,000 bags, at Bs. 3d. to lls, for broken
to good white. Rum is unaltered in value, and rather more
business has been done. The sales are about 200 puns., in-
cluding Demerara 30 to 37 per cent. 0.P., at Is. Ild. to 2s. 3d.,
with a choice mark at 2s. 6d. per gallon. Tea.—A good busi-
ness doing, at full prices. At a sale held yesterday of 2,400
packages, about one-third were sold at extreme rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

STERLING QUALITY, EXTRA WORKMANSHIP
SUPERIOR STYLE,
WITH REASONABLE CHARGES.

A most snperb Assortment of Dress, Dining, and Promenade
VESTINGS• -
TROUSERINGS in ever lety. Fit warrnted.

JOS DAVIS,
TAI AND DRAPER,
14, COLQUITT-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. JULY 26

The market has this week been comparatively quiet, and in
many instances buyers have bad an advantage of id. per lb.
in the middling and ordinary qualities of American, and in
Surat. Brazil has been very firm, and prices are again rather
higher. No change can be noticed in Egyptian. Speculators
have taken 7,420 American, 610 Pernam, 390 Bahia, 1,660
Egyptian and 3,660 Surat, and Exporters 5,350 American, 830
Pernam, 270 Egyptian and 1,1880 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
For the week ending July 26, 1850.

Prices paid 1 Imports
SALES OF THE WEEK. lin the week.lThisWklThisYr,

efßarttets.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Jinx 27

With unusually hot weather, the Corn trade, up. to Thursday,
remained as last reported, steady, but without variation. On
that day heavy rain seems to have been general, and the wea-
ther has since been, and continues showery anti unsettled.
This has at once produced considerable speculative action,
with more desire upon the part of millers and bakers to reple-
nish their stocks. Fresh Flour and good sweet qualities of each
article have met steady sale at full prices. To-day, with a
good attendance at our market, there is a steady sale for fresh
qualities of each article at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per 701bs.
upon Wheat, Is. per sack upon Flour, 6d. per quarter upon
Beans, and 25. per quarter on Indian Corn. Oats and Oatmeal
firm at last week's prices. Other articles without alteration.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

WISBECH CORN MARKET. JULY 27

Our farmers began to ask a much higher price, but buyers
held off. Between one and two o'clock the sun broke out, and
they then submitted to an advance of Is. above last week's
rates. Beans and Oats a little dearer.

Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 631bs. per bush..42s. to 43s..extra —s,
Secondary Wheats.GOlbs. „ 61Ibs. „ .3Ss. „ 40s..extra —s.
Best White Wheat 621bs. „ 63Ibs. „ 445. „ 50s..extra —s,
Sec. White Wheat 60Ibs. „ 611bs. „ 405. „ 42s..extra —s,
Beans 651bs. „ 66ilbs. „ 265. „ 28s..extra —s,
Oats Ilst. „ I 2st ....... Bd. „ 9d. extra —d,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30

THIRTIETH OF JULY PACKET.

:MUIIt Packet-s 1

r The New
s•R NIAGARA,
.4irflrtt;
Captain M. SMITH ;

787 tons register; favourably known in the trade as a superior
conveyance for fine freight.—Apply to
A. TAYLOR and CO.

THE BLACK STAR. LINE OF PACKETS.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

FOURTH OF AUGUST PACKET.

Goods received until midnight of Saturday, 3rd August.

Loading berth north-east corner Prince's Dock.

The SAND Y, (New Ship,)
r
I LIJ

,ORLAND, Commander.

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK.

THE BLACR STAR LINE OF PACKETS.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

Succeeding Packets to the SANDUSKY.

The DE win'
And

WILLIAM RATHBONE.

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

AND
FRENCH GAME PIES,
of that recherche description which has secured the high pa-
tronage of the leading Metropolitan-coirreun urs. Prices , from
ss. upwards. WIL S' SAUCE,
a piquant and truly epi can sauce for Fish, Stakes, Game,
&c. &c. It gives t and zest to the appet te ; patronized by
the leading prof ional cooks in Liverpool, and pronounced by
them "THE ST SAUCE EXTANT."
May he had at Mr. NIXON'S.
MANUFACTORY, 3, SMITHDOWN LANE.

BEARD'S
COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS

ARE TAKEN DAILY FROM 9 TILL 6 AT

/1" It . RICHARD BEARD'S ESTABLISHMENT,
34, CHURCH-STR , IVERPOOL;
o at
85, KING LIAM-STREET, CITY,
34, PA AMENT-STREET, and the
ROYAL POL ECHNIC INSTITUTION, REGENT-ST.,

LONDON.
Prices (including Morocco Case or Frame) from iJs

REPAIRS OF PIANO-FORTES.
PIANO-FORTES REPAIRED, equal to new, at
HIME and SON'S MUSIC WAREHOUSF, 57, CHURCH-
STREET, under the superintendence of Mr.
_IIIIE, WhO
has bad Five Years' experience in the Factories of Messrs.
JOHN BROADWOOD and SONS, London.
A very superior STOCK of elegan ew PIANO-FORTES
an SALE, at very reduced pri
Music sold as low as at Establishment in Town. New
Music received from on daily.
PIANO-FORTE' d HARPS on HIRE.
INSTRUME TUNED in Town and Country.

AT THE CIGAR MANUFACTORY,
117, DALE-STREET,
An EXCELLENT CIGAR 10s. per pound.
Either mild or rich in flavour.
*** They will be found superior to any Foreign at One Guinea,
and running about 120 to the pound, are good to retail at 2d
each

REGALIAS 12s. per pound.
Either full or mild in flavour, and suitable to retail at 3d. each
PRINCIPEES 12s. per pound.
Not surpassed by any brand, whether of foreign or home make
COMMON CIGARS, per IRO ~...,.,

The BEST SCOTCH am or scented, 4s. per pound.
Also, High-dried I H, WELSH, and PRINCE'S MIX-
TURE.
KENDA d other RAPPERS, 3s. Bd. per pound.
THE BEST TOBACCO,
In CUT, ROLL, CAVENDISH, and NEGROHEAD.
VI- All being Manufactured on the Premises, are guaranteed
genuine

WM. PERCIVAL and SON,

MANUFACTURERS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

LIVERPOOL LYING-IN HOSPITAL

to act as RESIDENT
V NURSE al.d MIDWIFE -take the charge of the
Wards in the above Institut' .

Sixteen Pou er annum, and her Board.
tion to b ade in own handwriting, with testimonia's
e La ' s' Committee, at the Hospital, Pembroke-

place, on or before THI

AY next, the 12th instant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

Dec. 10, 1856

to bt gtoiti,

etero be SOLD, a very easy FAMILY SOCIABLE
wHITECHAPEL, equal to new. Will be sold a Bargain,
Owner having no further use for it.
1 be seen at HoPitl......rsto.!s-el 1Q
rpoo e Repository, Bold-
streoet Live 1

?-r. be SOLD, a B
BAROUCHE
xpur Persons inside, '-
Summer o
either a comfortatile t
nes
Cloth and Marc
t :Pense. Also, a
to new.
To be le
Liverpool

gain, a very light, fashionable
TON, for One Horse, made to carry
Plate• class Enclosing Lights, to form

...use Winter Carriage or-haridsome open
painted a rich ,-and Lined with Drab
Alorocc gas built to order regardless of
tit cond-hand CLARENCE, almost equal

Carriage Repository, Bold-street,

WIC. FOR SALE BY TENDER
R., the GOODWILL, S"
FURNITURE, in the Shop 'and
stt;pin4l-St-James-street, lately
ebs . _

TOOK

'enders

e Ett.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

they v

I. fully

iicoverc d

.se them

that the

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stopped
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loved some
ped

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t seemed

rain enter-
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tw•o unfor-

ge, into which
°t a third pas-

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.s announced that

❑t the Popery of

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

Jane Ct

Montezuma, L'ely.

from B

:01, for New Orleans,

nd leat

/hal), Slater, from Bombay at St. Helenamtnd sailed for
port 18th October. .

,nce for Na

Sabina, Tadd, hence for

and St. Pierre, Gre

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Video, at. Bahia

sconte, and Themis, Chau%

re; John Thomas, Thomas; Flora
tiff Sisters, Jacks, hrnce e.t Carnanet.

foi this port I lo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

ROYAL LOCHNAGAR WHISKEY,

RLITTLE, WINE AXD SPIRIT MERCHANT,
• 3, VERNON-STREET, Dale-street, SOLE AGENT for
LIVERPOOL, begs to call the attention of the Public generally
to this splendid SPIRIT, so highly esteemed by connoiseurs,
and patronized by Her Majesty, H.R.H. Prince Albert, and
the Nobility.
A superior PORT, and Pale Dinner SHERRY, in brilliant
condition, 255. per Dozen, net cas udelivery,—single bot-
tles, as sample, 2s. 2d.
Very choice Pale and -coloured SHERRY, of extreme
delicacy, from 365. t s. per Dozen. Fine old crusted PORT,
from two to twcl ears in bottle, 365. and upwards.
R. L. solicit tention to a pure Amontillado SHERRY, of a
dry a•ql reclrerche character, recommended by the most emi-
nent physicians to invalids, and especially to persons liable to
gout.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

put up, and Mr. Johnson refused

OF DARRYNANE ABBEY.—At a Sheriff's sale at
the whole of the splendid
Id goods, belon

ng to the

goods were left there pending some contemplated ar-
rangements, hut they were again recently brought to the
hammer by the sheriff. The purchase of the furniture by
the National Bank has been impeached as fraudulent,
and on applicaiion to the Court an issue was granted last
,eek to try the fact by a jury. All the rest of the pro-
ty will be sold as a matter of course. The prices at

ch thi
gined
"the
6s. 6(

ght the furniture
the entire furniture, &c
state bed, &c., sold fo

may be

itor's r

I UNIVERSITI

ND CLERICAL NEWS,

On Thursday, the Rev. Edward Coleridge, was elected
Lower Master of Eton School

The Bishop of Durham has presented £lOOO towards
the erection of a new church at Blyth, Northumberland,
provided that £4OOO more are subscribed for the purpose.
The Queen has presented to Queen's College, Birming-
ham, a copy of Winterhalter's magnificent full-length
portrait of her Majesty
A ours

containing 230 sovereigns, has been presented
to the Rev. R. Stainforth, vicar of Pontefract, by his

On Wednegtlav_ thirt qtnapntq nt St_ Pa..' .
Whitehaven, presented a silver tea-kettle to the Rev. Mr

Middleton, the senior lecturer; and a silver cream jug,
sugar basin, and teapot, to the Rev. Mr. Woodhouse, the
junior lecturer. There are upwards of one hundred stu-
dents at this college.

The Rev. R. J. Butler, M.A., of Brasenose College,
Oxford, and Chaplain to the Lord High Commissioner of
the lonian Islands, was received into the Roman Catholic
Church at Rome, on the 23rd of November last. This
gentleman was formerly warden of the House of Charity
in Rose-street. Soho.

The Rev. W. Sewell, 8.D., has editorially sanctioned
a curious suggestion touching university reform, or rather
the extension of the university, in a pamphlet just pub-
lished. The suggestion is that professorships and lecture-
ships be established in all our great towns; and that pupils
attending them, after being examined and approved by
officers sent from the universities, should receive university
degrees. The Times ridicules the idea.

ILLNESS OF THE BISHOP OF OXFORD.—The Bishop of
Oxford arrived at the palace, Fulham, on Saturday, on a
visit to the Bishop of London, with the intention of
preaching at Lambeth Old Church on Sunday morning,
on behalf of the Southwark fund for building churches
(in that deanery.) The bishop was suffering from a
cough and violent irritation of the windpipe on Saturday ;
but it was hoped by nursing and a night's rest his lord-
ship would have been relieved ; but on Sunday morning
he was much worse, and quite incapable of exertion.
The sermon at Lambeth Church was preached by the
senior curate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

OF FIREPROOF SAFES, BOXES, §-c,

The Proprietors of this Patent, haiing ascertained that in-
fringements have been and continue to be committed on the
exclusive privileges granted by the above Patent,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LEGAL PROCEED-
INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, or
using, without the permission of the Patentees, any Fireproof
Safe or Box in imitation of or constructed on the principle of
the invention secured to THOMAS MILNEIt, his Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, by Letters Patent dated at West-
minster, Twenty-sixth day of February, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Forty

BARLOW and ASTON,
Solicitors for the Patentees

Manchester, June 14th, 1850.
The above applies also to Milner's Scotch and Irish Patents
THOMAS MILNER and SON.

H E WOOLLEN CLOTH TRADE
An immense Stock (by far the largest in the town) of
FANCY DOESKINS;
FUR BEAVERS, all Colours;
PILOT CLOTHS, warranted sound;
MOHAIRS;
LADIES' CLOTHS and other CLOAKINGS;
TWEEDS, in Scotch and West of En.. Manufacture;
TREBLE and DOUBLE-MILL ? ERSEYS & DOESKINS
have recently been rec , and are now on Sale at our
WARE SE, 80, LORD-STREET.

'gORRIS, BASSET, AND JONES

27th November.
P.S.—The Trade and Wholesale Buyers liberally served

T.TAC AVTI rznMANT 0rm214.11
GIVE AVE S' BLUE LIA S,
WARWICKSHIRE HYDRAULIC
AND- ROMAN CEU-E-ISTV WAREHOUSE,

20, COL -LANE, LIVERPOOL
WIAS WYLIE, AGENT.

OYSTERS ! LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS ! !
10 (-1. of the best WHITSTABLE OYSTERS,
t) and a BILLINGSGATE OYSTER KNIFE, packed
in a neat Mat Basket, for 4s. 6d., or in Barrels, for 55.,

Sent free of 'Carriage within Five Miles from
GEORGE DUFFEY'S
LONDON OYST ROOMS,
79, HANOV -,TREET,
THREE DOOR OM CHURCH-STREET,
Directly oppo ismore, Silversmith's Shop.
N.B.—LONWAI ATIVES reduced to Tenpence per Score
in the Shop.
Prime LISSADELL and other favourite IRISH OYSTERS,
at equally. Reduced Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

Mr. Bromley, M.P., for South Nottinghamshire, is
about to retire from ill health. Lord Newark and Mr.
Barrow, of Southwell, are talked of as candidates.
The Court Circular chronicles, among the interviews
with Sir George Grey, at the Horne-office, the names of
Lord Ashley and the Rev. W. Goode.

M. Guizot has contradicted a report, according to
which he had, in an interview with Louis Napoleon,
declared himself favourable to a prolongation of his
powers. At the same time, he does not hesitate to say
that this course may become absolutely necessary for the
salvation of the country.
THE FARMERS AND THE CURRENCY.--At a meeting
held last week of the Market Bosworth Farmers' Club,
the subject for discussion was the effect of the present
monetary system upon the producing classes, and the
grievances which bear heavily on the English farmer. R.
Smith. Esq., occupied the chair. Several speeches were
delivered on the occasion by Messrs. Harrison, Chapman,
Grimson, Chamberlain, and Mayne; and the following
resolutions were agreed to :-Ist. "That the circulating
medium of this country is not at this time sufficiently
ample and expansive to meet the commercial wants of a
highly taxed and increasing population."-2nd. "That
a Government issue of paper, representing in value 20s.
and upwards, guaranteed by the national taxes: and, also
an issue of paper by local banks, representing in value
235. and upwards, guaranteed oy securities deposited with
the Government, and increase legitimately the prosperity
of the productive industry of the country."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

I called upon to

in re

übject, and to the

xlAtnpcg

of the country,

An unin-

going on

vould be led to-

that t

first t

he Papacy had foi the

m to the insolent s

the er

of the
n,,,, ~,

neous teachings, and the immoral practices
Romish Church. It is not so, however.
, both in the Church and in the State,
e. There have been
deprecated controversial
is tending to engender
Good men have done this—
and faithful,

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and t

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ng and preaching,

bitteir

it own lives

~ in their ministrations

But, thanks to
fill few amongst our clergy and our laity,
utest made against Rome at the period of
)rious Reformation has not been permitted
- ' " .I;er. The tocsin of alarm has
M'Neiles, our Horsfalls, and

ain a

.ended by or

to

our Protestant

iations, and our Orange and Protestant
.fives, long before this last open assault of the
veak man, who sits propped up in the papal
by French bayonets, had roused the sleepers

- ttruly ,rout Lneir mina lethargy
,rust in Roinish forbearance • and but for

these continued protests—but for the constancy of
these faithful few, who have kept holding up
before the world the detestable tenets of the great
apostasy,—we think that we are warranted in as-
serting that nothing like the earnestness with
which the masses of the country are resenting the
insolent movement of Pope Pius would have Leen
witnessed amongst us. The trimmers in • high
places amongst our clergy and laity would have
found few to respond to the cry of danger, which
they have raised only when they see themselves
placed upon the brink of the precipice.

The gold standard is evidently tottering, as from
the first we predicted that it would do, as the result
of the discoveries in California, combined with the
fears likely to be created in other countries of its
gradual depreciation, 44 measured in silver and in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

8. 25 Scarlet Vests, for Ditto,

9: 700 Uniform Felt Hats (Ventil
Straps, for Constables.
10. 52 Uniform Felt Hats (Ventilated), of a lighter make, fc
Inspectors, &c.
11. SO Plain. Felt Hats, for Clerks, Bridewell Keepers, an

), with Leather CI

Detective Officers.
12. 500 Pairs of Pegged Leather Roots,
13. 1000 Pairs of White Cotton Gloves

14. 600 Armlets.
The Committee reserve to themsehres the option of dividitn
any one of the Contracts, as above-mentioned, into tyro Lots
equal proportions : persons, therefore, sending in 'Fenders, ari
requested to state their prices for theivhole, or any Lot, or foi
one-half.

Patterns of the Clothing, and Samples of the Cloth to he
used, may be inspected any day between the hours of Nine and
Twelve in the Forenoon' at the Office-of the Head Constable,
until Thursday, tke 26th day of December instant. The whole
of the Cloth to be Wool-dyed, and the Articles in Lots 1,2, 3,
and 4 to he made of the same quality wad description of Cloth.
The Articles in Lots 5,6, and 7 to be,dso made of the same
quality and description of Cloth.
The Uniform Buttons for Coats and-Vests are provided by
the Committee. _ _

The Committee will not pay for any Sample Pattern sent for
inspection, except those they approve of for the Contract. The
parties whose Tenders shall be accepted will have to ent-r into
-the usual contract with the Watch Committee for the due fut.
,filment thereof, and also engage to complete and deliver the
.Goods on or before the 16th day of May next, to be paid for on
Approval, in Cash, at -the expiration of one month from the
-delivery.
Sealed Tenders (separate from the Sample,Patterns) must be
left at the Town-clerk's Office, Public Offices, No. 2, Cornwal-
lis-street, not later than FRIDAY, the 27th--day of December
instant, aedressed tothe'' Chairman of the Watch Committee,"
and marked Tender for Clothing, Lot No. • and any Person
offi,.ring Tenders for mose than one lot, a number of the afore-
said Articles, must send Samples and Tenders for each lot
separate, and numbered on the outside as before-described.
By order,
WILLIAM SHUTTLEWORTH, 'Town Clerk.
Public Offices, Cornwallis-street,
December 6th, 185(1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

I have

of tha

then, we ask, a
ereign, jealous, as we know be
e liberties of her people and the rich
ch, warranted in endowing and prom(
ing of so intolerant a power ? The oaths

a Catholic Bishops, which bind them to
all who differ from them in religious
e, it is said, been altered, as applied to
In every other portion of her
er, these oaths are

dominions, howe

their fullest sense; and wherever it may
with safety, they are acted upon. Surely,
Protestant people ought not to be taxed
upholding of a system of iniquity and
which is outraging the religious liberties
'=•otestant fellow-subjects in every colony
11egiance to the British Crown.

We append the address agreed to at the meeting
in London, which is intended to be offered for
signature to the lay members of the Church
throughout the kingdom. The teat which it
affords of the sincerity of our protest against
Papal aggression will be rather trying in aoma
quarters
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

BURGLARIES
James Hoey, a lad sister'
d

ndict, with having, at Manchester, on th.f' 4-01
of the 30th August, burglariously entered the house_
William Harrington, and stolen therein one patrol trouser':
the property of William Gouldsstrino• and one handker
pearedcliief, thtee
pprreoepeecretyte,ofanDdanfrieelmSuhlilaiva"n'
opening. Mrit.AalpilpleareinPi
that the prisoner stood indicted in #l,
the burglary, and the other with having received the arts'
des with a guilty knowledge. The prosecutor was
weaver, and the prisoner had formerly lodged in his house:
There was a dog in the house but on the night Of `,,t
robbery, though a very vigilant animal this dog did 11,_
make the slightest noise, a circumstance attributable 7
the dog being familiar with the erson of the FrisZfrillei.
The trousers were found pawned in a shop in Long lice-
mg sat:
to w i ch
mw ahsepeotiantteedd
that out
he
ey
hadth e
pplreidsognedertitioern a
a Psiohno
however,r eque st ofas
e
a lad,a namedclegg could John be Cl e found. N suchjur. Pe;
t:
pawnbroker, stated that the trousers had been PPl:airgteded;eidil
the name of Gollogher, but by whom they were lueb:rze
he did not recollect. His lordship d. ismissed the ",icr-
of burglary as being unsupported by evidence, an' cif
rected the attention of the jury to the minor charge.,,,,,
simple larceny ; and the jury returned a verdict of
of larceny." Three months' imprisonment with hard
hour.

iamuel Ridgway, a private soldier in the 9111151,
regiment, was indicted with having burglari° des r,
entered the house of William Prestwich, at Ashton-lla
Lyne, and stolen therein fourteen shillings, fourteen sl
pences, and other moneys, amounting to two shilli?gn:
besides a shoe. Mr. Cross appeared for the
and stated the case. Prosecutor was a weaver, living„st,
Ashton-under-Lyne. On the night of the 31st Aug
he went to bed between ten and eleven o'clock at 110-
having fastened the front entrances to the house- sos
secutor was not quite sure whether the back door
fastened or not. Between three and four o'clock intrinlig.
morning prosecutor was awoke by a noise, and on getting
up, found the prisoner kneeling upon his trowsers, from
the pockets of which the money was missing. There ply,
one strong piece of evidence against the prisoner, al;;,e
that in the house a regimental shoe was found to
I,ieb.
been left in place of one of the prosecutor's shoes, sw-,4ed
was missing ; and that when the prisoner was apprehea`:"
in Manchester, after the robbery, he wore the msslo,
shoe. William Prestwich, a deaf old man excited cothe
siderable amusement by his blunt mode of replying to sed
questions, and the uncouth dialect in which he expresthe
himself. The Jury found the prisoner guilty, and
Judge deferred sentence to this morning. in at
The Court rose at a quarter to six, and will sit agt
nine this morning. prosecution

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MONDAY NIGHT.
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GERMANY.
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1

Nothing later of

nce Ulan the

spatches publi

Y EVENI

No news of nnpor

,—Towards St• fe-
a water, but people
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

facility in use, is dipped out with a

as in the act of pouring another, when
to find that the first had produced a most
extraordinary medallion profile of " the Iron Duke."
General Wood and several other competent judges have
seen it, and have expressed themselves surprised at the
likeness.

he was surpr

A SAVAGE.—We mentioned, last week, that a police-
man had been murdered in Essex, by a poacher whom he
had in custody. It appears that the offence was accom-
panied by circumstances of gross brutalit'-. We quote
the evidence of a eirl at the innnect T

his arms, and drew .him a little way. He knocked llimj
down, and pulled him towards the pond by his legs. He
then threw him into the pond. I saw him lift un his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

goales by ,C.fftirtion,

FURNITURE, FALKNER-SQUARE.
MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, THIS Div, (Tuesday,) the 10th,
and To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant, at Eleven
o'clock precisely each day,.on the Premises, Nu. 14, Falkner-
square,—by order of the Executors,
The modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
handsome Plated Articles, Table and Bed Linen, China, Tea
and Dessert Services, a Semi-grand Piano-forte, by Broad,rood
and Sons, and a Cabinet Ditto, by Waite, in Mahogany Cases.
a Cottage Ditto, in Rosewood Case, by Nutting and Wood,
dern Prints, handsomely Framed, and other Effects, the genuit
Property of the late Mrs. Robinson, deceased
The FRON

PARLOIit.

of Merino Damask, Brn
Rosewood Chairs, Couch _h
Loo Tables, Pair of Card Dit
ble Top and Pate-glass .3act
by Nutting and hood, Music
Plate of Glasss. it
Mantel Ornament
The DINING-R(
made Mahogany I

), modern Chiffonnier,
fine-toned Cottage I
'Stand, and Two Stoo
es, Of.muta-Chandelie

ng,Chles

Chandelier;for.Gas, of Tweit E
Curtain to a large. miow,
wood and eons, Malw'

In the Bunt?ifimi3Eas an
Four-post, T dor, and Cam

SLTTIN

and Bedding to each, Pai
Mahogany Wardrobes, CI
Glazed Front, Cabinet !lan,

well-made and mniferi
Marble Top, Carpets,
Three Ditto Chairs. Oi

id Was:

Catalogues m
WINSTANLEY a

Church.iitreet, Live

ITESSRS. THOS. W I
instructed to SELL 1
the 19th

TA N LEY and SONS are

OWON,
stout, at One o'clockettYthe Aft
don-rooms, South John-stye

Conditions then to bi

IN BONDS OF
.Tr BI

i EAD COM

IN SLlt'a LOTS AS

to tiles

and SONS

FURNI7'UI
By Messrs. THOS.
On THURSDAY next, the 12t

, AIGBURTII.
WINSTANLEY and SONS
and FRIDAY, the t'''
n the PrenlisP^

th instant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE CHASE.—The Cheshire Hounds will meet to-mor-
row, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant, at Wrenbury ;
Thursday, the 12th, at Cholmondeley ; Saturday, the 14th,
at Ravensmoor Windmill ; Monday the 16th, at Tarpor-
ley ; Wednesday, the 18th, at High Legh ; Thursday, the
19th, at Tabley ; Saturday, the 21st, nt Belmont. Each
day at half-past ten o'clock, except Thursday, the 19th,
and Saturday, the 21st instant, when they will meet at
eleven.—Sir W. W. Wynn's Hounds will meet to-mor-
row, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant, at Aston ; Friday,
the 13th, at Carden ; Saturday. the 14th, at Penley Hall.
Each day at half-past ten o'clock.—The Ridford Hounds
will meet this day, (Tuesday,) the 10th instant, at Wales-
by Village; Thursday, the 12th, at Norwood Park ; Sa-
turday, the 14th, at Clown. At half-past ten o'clock.
ALTCAR COURSING MEETING.—This meeting took
place on Thursday and Friday last :—Sefton Cup : won
by Mr. Cruso's Columbus; Mr. Swan's Senator ran up—
Molyneux Plate : won by Mr. Matthew's Mott ; Mr.
Robinson's I-rather-think ran up—Croxteth Purse : won
by Mr. Holmes's Memory ; Sanspareil ran up—West
Derby Stakes : Mr. Barnett's Blackwood beat Mr. Webb's
Well-I-never ; Mr. Botts's Brutus beat Mr. Knowles's
Flycatcher—Lancashire Stakes : Mr. Holmes's Marplot
and Mr. Barnett's Be-true divided—Mr. Worrall's Wee-
wee and Mr. Preston's Czarina divided.
A HIGH PRICE FOR A HORSE.—The Essex Herald
states that overtures have been made to Mr. Halford for
the purchase of Prime Minister, his Derby crack, and
that only last week the large sum of £9,000 was offered
for him, with Mr. Merryman and Harriot thrown in.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MANUFACTORY
OF
SEWED, PEGGED, AND GUTTA PERCHA
BOOTS AND SHOES,
21, PARADISE STREET.

BO STOCK respcetfully announces that
he has completed arrangements for the Ma-
nufacture of BOOTS and SHOES, on the Pemises, in
Paradise-street, on an improved principle, whereby he
is able to warrant every artic'e he sells; and having
recently visited the first Manufactories of Leather in
France and Germany, he has made advantageous Con-
tracts for the supply, from those-Countries, of Top
Leather, of the first quali rid has likewise placed
himself on the most urably footing for the pur-
chase of Sole Leat ,of the best English Tannage.
He has, moreo , made fresh calculations of each arti-
cle in the tr and has the pleasureto inform his Cus-
tomers he has effected a reduction in the price of
nearly every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boot and shoe ; and is, in fact, confident that no other
House in the Kingdom can do better for their Cus-
tomers.

TO THE TRA DI

W. B. invites Captains, Exporters, and Dealers gene-
rally to his Wholesale Depot, where they may have an
opportunity of selecting from an extensive Stock of
Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots and Shoes,
adapted for all Countries and Climes, on terms fully as
favourable as at any other Manufactory in the Kingdom.

IMPORTER OF
AMERICAN VULCANIZED OVER-SHOES;
Also, Agent for the Sale of
GUTTA PERCHA,
it the same Prices as atthe.Company's Warehouse in

London

AMUSI

MENTS FOR THE WINTER

EVENINGS

ON SALE, a large quantity of BAGATELLE
TABLES, CHE,SSMEST, BACKGAMMON

DS, and GAMES of every
description pitfile for Winter Evening

.SSB9AIt

s' Amuse-

ments,..at"

GEORtxs

GLASGOW-HOUSE, CHURCH-STI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

DENT'S IMPROVED WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
YJ. J. DENT, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER by
• distinct appointment to the Queen, His Royal Highness
rime Albert, and His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Rus.
sia, most respectfully solicits from the Public an inspection of
his extensive STOCK of WATCHES and CLOCKS, embracing
all the late modern improvements, at-themost economical
charges. Ladies' Gold Watcheq,,wifh gold dials, jewelled ir,
four holes, 8 guineas; Gentlespefi's, with enamelled dials, It

ches '4
guineas; warranted ant
;antial and accurate,' g Lever Watches, jewelled in fou

holes, 6 guinea

E. J. DENT,
82, STRAND ; 33, COCKSPUR-STREET
ROYAL EXCHAAGE, (Clock Tower Area;

LONDO:i

Mr. Powell, town-clerk of Carnarvon, has
ffered to accept a salary of £5O instead of £75, in conse
uence of the poverty of the borox
The Kilkenny Moderator says ti

aluntari

re mad

at two women who ha

ported eighteen years

o have returned ti

ty from

their term having

ey and quantities of rich wearing app
mrned in that country under a tick

The commit

of Lloy

.y, voted £25 f

s, on Thurs
of the boat's crew lost

bather

tempting to assist the Lallah R

,okh, I

storm of Tue

v last

:e, who ha

have eolleeteC

Ir. G. Wi

lubvrell, th

,t his coffin shot
;ho.uld be entire

Royal Geon
s ago, and

aldermen
lm an Cat

s and 28 Itc
and 14 11
distill

trader

yes, and no

of wild beasts
y night week

tli' lior

unately

of his arms

:curred, for at the time the le

I container

r the belly of the elephant

Many I

picked ; and many we

THE LIVERPOOL STANDIRD.

lie;ty to the not

terior of the structure

en eral effel
,city and c

establishment

This edifice

fitted with a bath for

space above
baths. Tb

'with 1

e priest

,conomical use of

ran,remen

The h

dMl=l=Mn==ladtri9lll

BATHS AND WASIIIIOUSES IN LIVERPOOL.

We had an opportunity, a few days since, of inspecting
the W_
baths and washhouses now beinz completed by
the corporation of Liverpool, in Cot._
as the subject is one upon which much int

which we ma

The front i

of the t

~ and rc

bath rooms are each eight

le has fi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The usual monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on
Wednesday, John Bent, Esq., the mayor, in the chair.
The MAYOR said that before proceed►ng with the business of
the day, it was his duty to communicate to the Council that, in
consequence of being officially informed that the address voted
at the last meeting of the Council to the Queen could only be
presented in the usual manner, by Sir George Grey, the home
secretary of State ; and also that Lord John Russell could not
conveniently, receive from a deputation the resolution of
thanks which was at the same time passed to him, he (the
mayor) caused the two documents to be transmitted by post,
according to the directions received with respect to both cases.
Since then two letters had been received, the one from Sir
George Grey, stating that the address to the Queen had been
presented and graciously received ; the other from Lord John
Ressell's secretary, announcing that his lordship was in posses-
sion of the resolution of thanks.
The letters were then read.
The MAYOR announced that he had resigned his seat as a
member of the Dock Committee, and Mr. Alderman Dover was
elected in his place.
The proceedings of the Finance Committee were confirmed;
and after those of the Watch Committee had been read, in-
cluding two reports, from Mr. Commissioner Dowling and
Superintendent Ride, respecting the share which the Liverpool
police took in the late riot at Birkenhead, and which will be
found elsewhere.
Mr. J. N. TURNER moved the confirmation of the proceed-
ingsond paid a high compliment to the conduct of the police,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF 1110_NEY

;,POOL DOCKS
they are wittinz to

THE COMMITTEE of the LIVI
do HEREBY OWE NOTICE, that t
receive LOANS of MONEY on tie security of the Bonds of the
Trustees of the Liverpool Docku-at—the rate of F

Pounds

3 num In t, for periods c

Ters to

iettressed to GEOR

ITHERS

tfirerpool
By order

DANIEL MASON, S

Liverpool, December
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

NOTICE

TRAVELLERS AND VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL
WILL FIND
COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH,

WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL

The COFFEE-ROOMS and UPPER DINING APARTMENTS
will be found retired and convenient.
Comfortable and well aired BEDS may be depended on
BED and BREAKFAST, 2s. 6d
A Porter in Attendance all Night
A SPACIOUS ROOM FOR DINNERS,
MEETINGS, &c.
PLATE, KNIVES, GLASS, &c., for HIM

PUBLIC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS.-YESTERDAY.

Dec. 10, 185 i,

the part of the prosecution, and Callaghan hadacilgi-- °,f the
one of the police-oth-ers that his house was three °,l' the
,girds further down the street than the entrance to .
I passaze in which the robbery was said to have been cQw

initted,
,
Mr. Atkinsou addressed the jury for the three prisono
invaiid:iting the oidence of the woman ClearY::73,o
quite clear that she conid not see Callaghan at DJ° "en.
door under the circumstances of the distance from the tis.
try. At the conclusion of Mr. Atkinson's address, Cal,ed
ghan, on being asked if he wished to say anything. sts,,
that in Manchester two witnesses had proved that Cle,?
gave him the hat. Mary Cawley, one of these witnessess
said that on the Sunday evening in question she ~3d;
Cleary coming along the street with a hat in her hs",
she said she would put her foot throuzh the old hat, uPOn
which witness advised her to give it to some persom!
Callaghan, who lodged in the same house, hearing ha‘,,w-e
going on, got up and went to the door, when ClearYttbe
him the hat. His lordship, in summing up, dismisse
case of Callaghan as receiver, and left the inquiry a gral
the four prisoners on the same footing, namely, as chargort
with taking part in the robbery merely. After a s,h,he
deliberation, the jury acquitted Callaghan and Mena a
three other prisoners guilty. Previous convictions sv.eo':
proved against all the three prisoners. Transportati u
for ten years.

1 years of age, stood
the night
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

I], may be acc

are r

,Liurcii, our gracious
I do her duty, and to
b shops

ch some of t

nable to secure.

iowever, a step further to be taken
lI mooted at the' meeting, and one
nrd John Russell will be prepared
"wvereign. We have just had
'le fact that Popery is
-mains intolerant and
cvnod of the Popish

to us ti

d. Her canon
a as of old.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

CURIOUS _
atMr Gilbert's marine lamp manuf

making some tin sold

T (which is done by m

tiler in an iron kett

ACT.—While one of the workmen employed

e, and which, toi: greater
111adle and poured

, .
actory, Falmouth, was I
king tin and Line
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

0 10 0

Oulton, Miss
10 0 0 Pi!cher, J. W..
5 0 0 Price, Thomas.

)ole, John
R &

1 10 0 Plan*, Henry
1 1 0 Parnell, Mis

1 0 01RichmOnd, Mr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

IN SMITH, Boron

Bolton, 4t.

ert3ntrarts

Clo N
SCHC

1' RA CTS WAYJLD_ far
)(n. for the BL with COALS

MEAT for th

THOMAS MILLS, TrE

MMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL INFIR.
LUNATIC ASYLUM, autLOCK HOSPITAL i

TON COAL to those Institutions itring the ensuing year
Particulars of the quantities fired may be obtained at 01
respective houses. _ _ .

'enders, addressed t e Chairman .of the Committee, m
be sent in on or bef VEDNES DAY, the 18th instant.
EDWARD'GIBBON, Chairmar

sth December

TO IRONTOUNDERS, BOILER
THE GUARDIANS of t

M A KERS,

'EST DERBY UNION

are desirous of receiving TEN tritS for the SUPPLY of
BOILERS and AP TUS in e new Steam-kitchen anc
Scullery at the Workhon ' 1-lane, Everton.
Plans and Specifications e-seen at the Office of Mr. A

B. CLAYT
marked

Architect

eriot.i.Vage, and seale
for eam-boiler: arA,,kpparatus

befarf I

lowing day. 'The low-At Teitder will t
1. By order of the Boaid,
WILLIAM CLEAVER, Clerk.

LICE CLOTHING

BOROUGII OF LIVERPOOL.
91HE 7WATCH COMMITTEE hereby GIVE NO
TICE, that they are preptrectto receive FENDERS do
supplying, by CONTRACT, the following ARTICLES <
CLOTHING for the CONSTABULARY FORCE, viz.:—
LOT
_ _ _

-- -
I. 600 Body Coats and Trousers, for C tables;
2. 52 Pairs of Trousers, for Se _ s,

of the vim

4. 10 Frock Costs and ' ousers, for Sergeants, lof Cloth.
5. 28 Frock Costs Trousers, for Inspectors, of the snot
6. 5 Frock C and Trousers,,ftx Clerks, descriptiol
7. 25 Body Coats and Trousers, for Bridewell and ulna
Keepers, of Cloth.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

le Bed

Couidies and 'are

Slier, ditto Scagliola Sid able with Glass o.
~rie Hall Table, an ele, t Circular Centre Tat
eagliola Top, painted w an Italian Lander,-
Eliptic Table, and a tto Sofa Ditto,
Table, Bronze Ch elier, &c.
The MAHOGA.

Ditto rnialid Wri

large and commodious

Cupboard and Wine Racks, a
of Dining Tables....---'

tleman's Toilet Stand
I Chests of Drawers, &c.
her with a variety of KITCHEN UTENSILS. and

,RE comprises a Set of 18 Chair
)nard, a smaller Ditto, with H
, ..,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—A few days since, as
sportsmen were bunting wild boars in the Forest of'

gusien, near Langres, the servant of one of the par
at a boar, which fell, and the man, thinking he we

ran to tall
which, th

enough to r

1 have

ken ou

tier of

were very fors

but still a

Governor-Gener
y to the scene

might deem nec

d

should
feeling

out for vari
houge has f

cost of about
gas, the light

fast as it is po

t was (

s of the states
time been ligi
mrth that previously charged for (

possess►on of h►s pr►ze, when the anima
gh mortally wounded, had still strengi
se up, attacked his assailant, and striking hi

y for it

)le, to turn
The celebrated Asto
d with water gas, at

trial of the Abbe Goth

in, near Angouleme, and o
'a of a p 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

articles of domestic utiltY

Arriongst the OrtiN,..._
executed Group of Audro ecia and t
Italian Marble, i Frieze of
Three Medallion rortraits of Scott
Cinque Cento Bronzes
John de 11.1"--
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-10

Li would-be a
time, notwithstanding all the disadvantages under which
7ith him (the he stood, owing to the breaking mi of his business. the

lof from twelve to thirteen llh%efer
Mansion-house, was coming down. His lordship
Mr. Bliss would remark in r _ ,shi

Morris, and
,

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