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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

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Williar

the Bishop of Pet

James Watsor

been for almost half a cents
of Protestant truth in Ireland, died on the 3ad instant at

the advanced age of eighty-six

I on Thursday at Holyhead, from
hich she received by heinz

Miss Elphins
the effects of the iniuries

thrown from4t carriage in which she was riding with the
Hon. W. 0. Stanley, M.P.

A man named Hainsworth, of Queen's Head, York.
)mmitted for trial, charged with au

SillTc,
manslaughter OT
field, or
the spot

has been

I whom h,

rn he found playing in his
so severely that he died on

On Thursday last William Malcolm co nmitted suicide
by lying across the rails of the line at Newburgh, just
as a train was approaching. His feet were taken off a
little above the ankle, and he died in less than thre.
hours.

PEACE CONGRESS.—The Indian chief, Icah-Ge-Ga-
Gah-Bowh, with Garnett, the fugitive slave, Elihu Burritt,
and other delegates to the Frankfort Congress, will visit
Bristol on the occasion of the great peace meeting and
bazaar, to be held in the co
A set of richly embroider
on a novel principl
Russell, by a number of or
in testimony of their apnrol
ministerial polic
The impetu

have 4

ace curtains, manufactured
n presented to Lady Jokn
tives residing at Snenton,
on of Lord John Russell's

nd Flax Association ha

given to the woollen and linen trad
great that the manufacturers have more orders for t
home market on hand than they can possibly execute fo
many months.

f Yorkshire is sc

1 from

-ice of £86.386

Terence of £75.2
In noticing her /
r'azette of

rtments of the Bank of Eng.
6,855.959 to £16,769,573 being
'he paper in actual circulatior

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

KIN G.-
Majesty

ressor Taylor,

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- rrhe coroo_t.,

yes justified in returning

the magistra

administering the poi.r: 3epo,
carry that into effect, the f nia;

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resolved up

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10

BR{T{SH•COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
ILLITILTUN-PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON.

Just T
A GUIDE to
ITYGEIAN or A

CUItEi effect

VERSAL MEDICINE

Agent for the-ere of 3
FISHER, 196, Scotland

BRISTOL
A T the HALF-II
of this COMPANY,
city of Bristol. (

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That the

Report,
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resolved that th
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Committee ort nvestig
Directors, feel it incumbent on tl
Committee. or the time and trouble devo
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fall du

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ectors for thei

Conlpany

ust, 1850.

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during upwards of thirteen years
pany. _ . .

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:b. That the
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(Feventieth Thousand,)
PERSONS commencing
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he most ree Ilmtiventic
Plyie he VEGETABLE 1

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ETER RAILWAY.
GENERAL MEETING
at, the White Lion Hotel, in th,

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

NOTICE

SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR of
110, BOLD-STREET, TAILOR, DRAPER, and Agent for
the Messrs. NICOLL, of London, begs to acquaint his Friends
and the Public, that he has entered into PARTNERSHIP
with Mr. W. DYKE, 52, CASTLE-STREET, where a continu-
ance of their orders is respectfully solicited.
Liverpool, 4th March, 1850.

MESSRS. RADCLIFFE AND CORLET,
WOOLLEN-DRAPERS AND TAILORS,

35, CASTLE-STREET,
RESPECTFULLY inform the Nobility, Clergy,
Gentry, Merchants, and Inhabitants of Liverpool and
its vicinity, that
MESSRS. H. J. & D. NICOLL
Have appointed them AGENTS for the Sale of their Fashion
able and highly-celebrated GARMENTS, combining all the
most desirable qualities and Patent superiorities, at precisely
the same Prices as at the Patentees' Establishment in London.

NICOLL'S REGISTERED PALETOT
OF LLAMA CLOTH,
Suitable for all Seasons ;
THE TRIPLE COAT, oft NICOLL ;
AND THE NEW
EIDER-DOWN PALETOT.

MARCH BREWING.
PRESTON PANS TABLE BEER.
THIS delightful BEVERAGE (Brewed expressly
for Private Families) is now in splendid condition, and
may be had in Casks of all sizes, at the

ANCHOR BREWERY,
BIRKENHEAD,
and
10, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
HENRY K. ASPINALL

March, 1850,

ON SALE
LATAKIA

AND
TURKEY TOBACCO

APPLY TO
S. TURME AU,
11, CASTLE-STREET,

LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

AUS'

itittb &tatto.

ST. GEORGE'S LINE OF PACKETS

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

Loading berth east side Prince's Dock,

TENTH OF APRIL PACKET,

The favourite Packet Ship
,Zr:44
ftLLU, ANDREW FOSTER,
JABEZ HONES, Tun., Commander

1286 tons register.—For freight or cabin passage apply to
A. TAYLOR acrd CO., 8, Lancelot's-hey

Goods received until Tuesday night, the 9th instant,

Gz7, The MARY PLEASANTS will have instant despatch on her
arrival, having been •unuvoidably detained in Philadel-
phia beyond her regular day.
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
LINE OF PACKETS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

PLATE FOR HIRE

TOSEPH MAYER takes the opportunity •f inform-
ing his Patrons, that he has this year added very consider-
ably to his SERVICE of PLATE kept for HIRE, consisting of
CANDELABRA, EPERGNES, VEGETABLE DISHES,
VENISON DISHES, DISH COVERS, WINE COOLERS,

SOUP AND SAUCE TUREENS,
COFFEE, TEA, AND CHOCOLATE SERVICES,
KETTLES, URNS, SPOONS, FORKS,

And every Article requisite for the Breakfast, Dinner, or Tea
Table.

.1. M. is now enabled to supply sufficient for the largest par-
ties, on very short notice, ready cleaned for the Table. From
the very low scale of Ills charges, an important advantage will
be derived from this means, as it saves the expense of purcha-
sing an extra quantity of Plate for occasional use.

N.B.—A new Illustrated Catalogue of prices of Silver and
Plated Goods is just published, and may be had gratis, on
application.

JOSEPH MAYER,
GOLDSMITH, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER,

68 and 70, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

AGRICULTURAL

At the weekly council meeting of the Royal Agricultu-
ral Society of England, on the 13th of March, a curious
circumstance was mentioned, respecting the correspond-
ence between the number of grains of wheat in an ear of
corn, and the number of bushels per acre. Mr. Dyer
stated that he had observcd this curious correspondence,
but did not wish it to be understood that he believed it
to be a fixed rule ; but he thought it worth further exa-
mination. In one case, which he thoroughly investigated,
he found the average number of grains in the ears to be
28 grains, and the number of bushels per acre was also 28.
So far the fact has been stated by Mr. Dyer, and others
have also made remarks bearing upon the same point.
We perfectly rely upon the veracity of Mr. Dyer's state-
ment ; but we do not believe the reason to be exactly that

suggested by another member of the council, namely,
that as Mr• Dyer sowed three bushels to the acre, it fol-
lowed that two-thirds of the wheat did not germinate,
and the remaining third produces one ear for every grain
which germinates. A series of experiments ought to be
commenced upon the fertility of wheat; microscopic in-

vestigations should also be directed to ascertain, with ex-
actness, the difference between fertile and barren grains;
and we think it would be found that thick sowing is one

ears during the flowering season, though it does not pre-
vent the formation of the grain, precludes that perfection
which is requisite for future germination. The fact that

some ears of wheat produce both fertile and barren grains
is well known ; but the cause is still involved in obscurity,
nor are we aware of any attempts being made to elucidate
the mystery. Mr. Dyer sows three bushels of wheat, and,
as far as the experiments have been carried, they seem to
prove that only one-third of the seed vegetated. The re-
maining two-thirds were consequently wasted; but they
would have served for food could they have been saved ;
consequently, if we could learn any means of discrimi-
nating between the barren and fertile seed, considerable
economy could be effected. Doubtless much might be
done to improve grain crops if the seed was always grown
by itself, on highly tilled land, instead of taking it from
the bulk of a crop previously, perhaps, grown upon the
same land. The raising of seed-corn ought to be a dis-
tinct branch of agriculture.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

Without reserve.—To clear the.warehouse, and close accounts
On THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 4, India Buildings, Water-street,
30 Butts SHERRY, of various qualities,
43 Hhds. and some very superior
1 Octave WINES,
142 Cases SHERRY WINE, Bottled, in Bond,
13 Hhds. l PORT WINE, of Quarles Harris and Co.'s
11 i-Casks I brand.

Also, without reserve,

)9 Mids.
'321-Casks 1-SHERRY WINE,
36 Octaves
1 1-Cask MADEIRA,
6 4-Casks PORT,
1 Hhd. BRANDY.
1 Case RHENISH WINE,
Hhd.
1 Barrel } GENEVA,
300 Dozen PORT WINE, Quarles Harris and Co.
Twelve Months in bottle;
Together with
8 Hhds. I PORT,
8 4-Casks
20 Cases CHAMPAGNE,
569 Cases Hollands GENEVA,
20 Hhds. GENEVA,
26 Martens Pale BRANDY.
Apply to R. W. PRESTON and Co., Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

TO THE LADIES.
HER MAJESTY'S STAY AND CORSET MAKER,

A /FRS. NICHOLAS GEARY, of 61, St. James's-
IVJ street, London, has the honour to inform the Nobility
and Gentry that she intends VISITING LIVERPOOL early in
the present Month, having with her an extensive and valuable
Assortment of her various elegant anatomical and incompara-
ble DRESS and other STAYS, BELTS, BANDS, CRINOLINS,
&c. Mrs. N. GEARY has much pleasure in informing the La-
dies that she has reduced her long-established prices twenty-
five per cent., which renders them generally available to all
who desire that symmetrical elegance and healthful support
for which they are so pre-eminently distinguished, (for fit,
quality, and workmanship unequalled in the kingdom,) and
which are so highly recommended by the most eminent Medi-
cal Gentlemen in London, Edinburgh, and Liverpool. The
address will appear upon the arrival of Mrs. N. GEARY from
London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

THURSDAY.

W reserve
'On THURSDAY next, theithout
4th instant,. at One o'clock,. at the
.Brokers' Sale Room, Derby Buildings, Fenwick-street,
• The HULL of the Iron Steamer
w
ENGINEER; 046, 201 31-100ths tons 0.m., 68 59-100ths tons N.M.I
• built at Glasgow, in 1843, by Messrs. J. and W.
Napier.—Dimensions :
Length on deck 169 feet,
Breadth on deck amidships l7 feet 6-10ths,
Depth of hold 8 feet.
The hull is in excellent order, with good fore and after
cabins for passengers ; she has attained a great speed with the
machinery with which she has hitherto been propelled, and did
not draw more than five feet water, with engine, boiler, and all
stores on board: lying in Wellington Dock.—Apply to
TONGE, CURRY and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

Wheat—
Do.
Flour—

NorthUmberland, white, per qr
Do. red, do.
Norfolk household, per sack .

?Es. to 40s

345. to 37s
265. to 275.

WISBECH CORN MARKET. MARCH

To-day the supply of Wheat is pretty fair, and prices tend
upwards. A few choice samples of both white and red mad
6d. to Is. more. Beans and Oats remain unaltered in vain(
Best Red Wheats.. 621bs. to 631bs. per bush..34s. to
Secondary Wh eats.COlbs. „ 611bs
Best White Wheat..62lbs. „ 631bs
Sec. Alite Wheat..6olbs. „ 6llbs

651bs. , 6641
list. „ I2st

3s..extra 37s
3s..extra 34s

398.. extra 43s
355.. extra 368

7d. „7#d. extra 8d

BTRMINGIIA.M CORN MARKET, MARCH 23.
During the present week rather higher prices have been ob.
tamed for English Wheat, but we have heard of no transactim
in 'foreign. Some Barley has been forced off at a ftirthpr ra

duction of Is. ner quarter. A few Oats have been taken at a
decline of Gd. ber quarter.

LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARcn 26.
The supply of wheat is considerably smaller at our market to•
day than of late, and. thoush last week's nrienc nro rnsiintnin..l

we can quote no advance, and the demand is on a very limited
scale. Barley is Is. per quarter lower. Oats and Beans with-
out alteration in value.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET. MARCH 28

The market being held to-day out of usual course, the
supply of grain and attendance of buyers were small. In the
little business transacted currencies of Tuesday were generally
realised, and a trifling advance in Indian Corn
White 'Wheat.. 20s Od to 23s Od Oatmeal
Red ditto

Barley...
Oats, old

lOs Od to 1

19s Od to 21s 0,1 1 Second Flour.. 12s Od to 14s 6d
9s Od to 12s Od 1 Indian Corn, V
8s Od to 10s Od J 480 lbs

25s Od to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

I.row, Kentish Town, the
of three fine boys.
of Mr

On the 14th ultimo., the
tide•surveyor of her Majesty's Castor

EDW. CATCHPOLE,
t this port, of a laugh_

Same day. Mrs. JOHN SEDDON, of a son.
On the 17th ultimo, at Birkenhead, the wife of FRAN-CIS
DOBBS, Esq , of a daughter.
On the 21st ultimo, at Oringd,
wife of the Rev. J. B. BOURNI

near Brighton, the
.ctor of Cc!mere, of a thumb-

2d ultimo, Mrs, ROBERT ADAMSON, of Stanhope

Cottage, of a son
On the 23d nlti
LIAMS, of a son.

imo, at Fir-grove, West Derby, Mrs. WII

Same day, at Ballyadams,
GEORGE DUNNE, of four son
On the 24th ultimo, m
don, the lady of W. C. MACREADY, Esq., of a son.
Same day, at Halstead-road, Seacombe, Mrs. E. HINDLEY,
of a son

;ounty, the wife of Mr

's
-park, Lon-

On the 25th ultimo, the wife
dealer, of a son.
Same day, the wife of the Rev.
of Birkenhead, of a son.
On the 25th ultimo, the wife of Mr. BENJAMIN LOBLEI
jun., of Birkenhead, of a daughter
Same da

Mr. JAMES BOND, lic

IIUEL HARRIS BOOTH.

Scotland-road, the wife of G

HILL, Esq., of a
On the

'7th ultimo, at Oakfield, Aigburth, Mrs. JAS. STAR-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

HYAM'S JUVENILE CLOTHING

MADE TO MEASURE.
Superfine Cloth Hussar Jacket, in any fashionable
colour 0 13 6
Tunic Frock Coat ditto, with silk skirt facings 0 14 O.
Youths' roll collar Cloth Vest, in any fashionable
colon-
Fine Cloth Trousers ditto, in every shade 0 9 C
Youths' plain and figured Satin Vests
French Thibet, Shawl, and Valencia ditto 0 6 6
Boys' Trousers, from a variety of new and fashionable
Scotch Tweeds, Doesk ins, and Cassimeres 0 9 6
Superfine black Cloth Dress, consisting of round
Jacket, roll collar Vest, and Trousers, from any
fashionable colour 1 8 0
Extra imperial Saxony ditto, in woaded colours, bodies
stitched and padded with silk 1 15 0
Tunic Suits, very elegantly and fashionably made,
with braided edges, in black, blue, green, or
invisible 1 10 0
Very superior imperial Saxony, woaded colour, skirts
faced. with silk 2 0 0
READY MADE.
Superfine Cloth Hussar Jacket, in any fashionable
colour, from 0 8 6
Tunic Frock Coat Ditto, neatly edgector braided Oll 0
Youths' roll collar Cloth Vest, in any. colour 0 3 6
Fine Cloth Trousers, ditto 0 7 0
Fancy striped and Plaid Tweeds, lined.to the bottom 0 4 6
Youths' Trousers, in a variety anew and fashionable
Scotch Tweeds and Doeskins. 0 7 6
Boys' rich figured and plain, black Satin Vests 0 5 6
Elegant Thibet Shawl, and'neat Valenciaa, from 0 1 6
White Marcella and Quilting
Suretfine plain Cloth, Dresses, consisting of Hussar
Jacket, Vest, and Trousers, from any fashionable
colour
Imperial Saxony, in. ooded colours, black, blue, green,
or invisible ft+ •• .• A.* .• .......... ... • • •_ll •,* • • 1. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

.nless be is a Licensed Auctioneer,

Stock at a Ley, or his Sheep in a

aal Sell any Animal on the H

or Premis

not in his

Awithstanding the rapidly-increasing population
""--t Derby, no Cattle Market can there-
t limit, for the aceommodatien
hhourhood of any of the towns
qt. Helens, Ashton,

Ormiki
Warrington,

rescot, except by the permissic
s and control of the Directors

ft Public Ac

modatinr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

1, and that v
come. Fish
aid he wouli

e certificate, and th,
th of August, thou
,ndant then said,
a desire to be co

by remarl
1 of t 3

s county
efendant had be,
pct was passed;

rut a judici
at rest, ar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

BRISTOL TRIPE

THE celebrity which HAAILEN'S BRISTOL
TRIPE has acquired for Exportation, has induced a great
demand for the article in this port ; and for the readier supply
of Merchants, Captains, and Ship Store Dealers, a Stock of it
Is always kept, in full-sized Jars, and Sold, at the Bristol price,
BY

JOHN STIVENS AND CO.,
102, DUKE-STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL

REMINGTON AND SCOTT'S PATENT TENSION
CARRIAGE AND FOOT BRIDGES
CAN he ERECTED, with Spans from 100 to 400
feet, at a cost of one-third that of any other mode of
building. The Roadways of the Carriage Bridges are composed
of eight or ten Longitudinal Stringers, according to the width
required, of Baltic Deal or other Timber. The several frac-
tional lengths are combined on the strongest principle known
in Carpentry. The Abutments are planned of the most perfect
mathematical forms to resist the several opposing forces. The
Stringers are secured to the Abutments by Iron Bolts, and
thence extend to form an Inclined Plane as an approach to the
Bridge,, and are finally lodged in Timber or Stone at the seve-
ral termini. The Roadway consists of Planks laid diagonally
over the Stringers, bolted down, and covered with a layer of
fine Gravel. The Battlements are ornamentally designed, to
increase the beauty of the structure.
A Bridge of one hundred and fifty feet span, the Roadway
ten feet wide, with only six Stringers, was erected for the Earl
JTalbot,uuelB4oBv, over,
dt the ruisveedr
in Trent, at
commonat I nf
for
shteraev,
in
The Foot Bridges are admirably adapted for the ornamental
waters of Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Seats, &c., &c., at a
very moderate outlay. One has been erected over the Lakein
Birkenhead. Park. heavily-laden
Staffordshire,vehicles. in
Since the erection of the above, considerable improvements
have been made in the construction of the Bridges.
Memo Jons Scorr, Congletou, Cheshire,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

Tint Parts

L'KENZI
GEOItG

Manager.
Chief Clerk,

uare, Bth Marel

L ANT) VICINITY

Messrs. BEI

A sii

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
EP, having been FOUND wandering on

in that cas

,ek on the
31 ride and

provided
Dated the 2nd day of April, 1850
M. M. G. DOWLING,

Head Constable

EALAND,

NTOTICE IS HEREII
iN

GIVEN. that persons
s offered

of pnrct

he Secretary, at ti

11. F. ALSTON;Secretary

BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA

Y ROYAL CH/ RTH

s-pfacc. B,showerte
in, 15th March', 1850.

pHIS Bank grants (
L parts of the North Am.

edits on its Br-ant

es in all
Agents in

change on Bills, at the customary usa
;imilar Credits are granted at all the

vincial I

of Scotland, and

of the MANCIIEsTER AND LIVI
This 1;"•-' or for

.00L DISTRICT BANK

purclia

ndeitakei ti-

money business in the United Stat

Lion of Bills, and other
nd in the British Pro-

The terms and further particulars may be known on appli-
cation to the Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

movement,

payers

down parish expen
they will find the benefit in diminished rates,
caused by their beine enually diffused nver thr.

.. . .
property of the town, and diminished expenditure,
as the result of the exclusion from the vestry of
crochetty individuals, _ re • gh to
spend other peoples' money b, who would be
'tremely backward in contra ''4 'rom their own

funds to the carryir

of their

childish

notions

IN our last publication we gave a description of
the plans of the timber docks and floats, now form-
ing at the northern extremity of our present line of

s, together with a sta

ent of the advantages

nerallywhicl

works would afford to
subject, with a view

We now return to the
of entering a little more into detL
a few facts and arguments in opposition to some
objections whi nrcred
-In most

and of offering

nst the sebe

cent discussions
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

WEDNESDAY.

To MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 3d:instant, atTwelve o'clock. at
the Brokers' Office, 17, Exchange Buildings,
IRO Tierces Carolina RICE.
For further particulars apply to
J. H. RAYNER and Co., Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 3d instant, at Twelve 'o'clock,
at the Broker's Office, 1, Rumford-street,
I C H 200 Bales JUTE,
Ex Harriet Humble, No. 1, Albert Dock.—Apply to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 3rd instant, at One o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office,
432 Bags Patagonian GUANO,
Now landing, Collinawood Dock.
JAMES BATESON, SONS and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

MILLINERY, STRAW BONNETS, MANTLES, &c
SPRING FASHIONS.
14-RS. JONES, in returning her most grateful
V]. thanks tO her Friends and the Public generally for the
very liberal support she has received since her commencement
in Business, begs to inform them that she has TAKEN the
commodious PREMISES,
82, BOLD-STREET,
Ten Doors Lower Down than her present Establishment,
which she intends OPENING
THIS DAY, (TUESDAY,) THE 2ND INSTANT,
with a New and Elegant Assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY, STRAW BONNETS, MANTLES,
DRESSES, LACE, AND SEWN MUSLIN GOODS;
also, a Select STOCK of
MOURNING, MILLINERY, AND MATERIALS FOR
DRESSES.
Mrs. J. wishes to call attention to her NEW SYSTEM of
DRESS-MAKING, which for elegance of Style and correctness
of Fit cannot be surpassed.
Mrs. JONES has made a FURTHER REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE of her present Stock, as she is desirous of Clearing out
the whole before Removing.
102, Bold-street, Liverpool.

The SHOP. 102, BOLD-STREET, to be LET. Also, the
UPPER PART of the HOUSE, 82, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the sth instant, at the Brokers' Office, Ex.
change-place, Exchange-street East, at Twelve o'clock,
194 Bales Cyprus MADDER ROOTS,
186 Bags Syrian DITTO,
Now landing ex Isis, King's Dock.—Apply to G. Tymnws, Esq.,
Merchant, or to VVM. PORTER and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

On Tuesday a man named Horan was fined 20s. and
costs for driving a cart furiously in Berry-street. Three
other persons were fined a like sum for riding their horses
furiously.
CHILD STRIPPING.—Two little girls were brought be-
fore Mr. Rushton yesterday, charged with having stripped
a child of its clothing, which they had stolen. Though
young, the girls, whose names are Elizabeth Dowling and
Ellen Clare, have both been before Mr. Rushton on a
former occasion. They were remanded.

On Tuesday night Mr. Garner of the Black Horse Inn,
Higher Tranmere, was knocked down by two men, while
crossing the fields from the Old Chester road to Higher
Tranmere. They filled his mouth with snow, and other-
wise ill-treated him, robbing him of 20s. One of the
thieves has been committed for trial.

On Saturday night Inspector Carnes, and two police-
officers were shamefully maltreated in a public-house kept
by a person named Cropper, in Cheapside. The officers
were in the act of taking some pickpockets into custody,
when thc ruffians set on the officers and severely injured
them. In consequence of the police-officers being over-
powered by numbers the prisoners escaped.
Mr. Atkins, late the occupier of the Stanley Arms, Old
Swan, has been committed for trial, charged with attempt-
ing to regain possession of the house and forcibly ejecting
the present tenant (Mr. Webb) and his family. Whilst
Webb and a party with him were trying to repossess them-
selves of the property, Atkins fired a pistol at them from
one of the windows, which fortunately did no injury ex-
cept to a cow which was passing.
THE BEGGING LETTER IMPOSTERS.—III our last we
gave the details of a species of fraud which has hitherto
been to a great extent confined to the metropolis. Thomp-
son and Carter, the parties implicated, were again brought
up before Mi. Rushton yesterday, when nothing material
of a nature further to inculpate them transpired. Mr.
Rushton ordered them to be remanded, it being his in-
tention to confront them with one or more of their dupes.
Since the parties have been in custody, letters containing
remittances amounting in all to £2 15s have fallen into
the hands of the police, a pretty fair proof of the success
which usually followed the nefarious practices of the pri-
soners.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

7.4

JOSEPH WRIGHT, HATTER TO HER MAJESTY,
39, CHURCH-STREET,

BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
SOLE AGENT IN LIVERPOOL FOR
LINCOLN AND BENNETT'S HATS.
Also for BENNETT'S SUPER-LIGHT PERFECTLY VEN-
TILATED HATS, which weigh only Three-and-a-Half Ounces.
They are a luxury in warm weather, "particularly to those
subject to headache."

97, LORD-STREET

)7, LORD-STREET.

DECLINING BUSINESS

IN CONSEQUENCE OF ILL HEALTH

WILLIAM WHEELHOUSE is compelled to re-
tire from Business, and now offers his large and well-
assorted STOCK of •

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY,
at such prices as he hopes will enable him to CLEAR THE
WHOLE OFF IMMEDIATELY.

The attention of BUILDERS and OTHERS is solicited to his

STOCK of
REGISTER AND OTHER GRATES,

which are now offered at such prices as must secure their
prompt sale.

97. LORD-STREET.
WILLIAM WHEELHOUSE, PROPRIETOR

GAS CHANDELIERS,

COMBINING THREE ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES,

Beauty of Design,
Durability of Workmanship,
and Lowness of Price,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

AND GENERAL -COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

•HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET

TUESDAY, APRIL 2, ISM).

EXCELLENT CONGOU TEA,

3s. 4d. PER POUND

FINE STRONG FAMILY COFFEE,

Is. 2d. PER POUND.
CORR AND COMPANY,

55, RENSHAW-STREET

HYAMPS ESTABLISHMENT,
LIVERPOOL,

IS AT 63, LORD -STREET.

HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON,
IS AT-86-OXFORD-STREET.
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON,
IS also AT-36-GRACECITURCH-STREET.
H YAM
IT ESTABLISHMENT,Ar2,i
31ATE MANCHESTER
I- IYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, MANCHESTER,
IS also AT

BIRMINGHAM,HYAM'SISEAVABL2I3SHMUI;i-sl
I_JYAM'ST.
ESTABLISHMENT, DUBLIN,
IS AT-30-DAME-STREET.

lIYAM'S ESTKILISHMENT, GLASGOW,
IS AT-48-ARGYLE-STREET.

p IS i‘rrABLISHMRI7;isr-vg.I;?L,
I{YAMS 'IS aEIsoSTAATBLIS4H2 MEN;vriNTITISKTEcg,
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LEEDS,
IS AT-42-BRIGGATE.

IIYAM'S
AVTABII;ISHMmEAU,BiIiILL,IS E.
JJYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, EXETER,
IS AT 93-HIGH-STREET.

AT any of the above Establishments the PUBLIC
can be supplied with the undermentioned GOODS at
extraordinary Low Piticits

HYAM'S DRESS COATS

MADE TO MEASURE.
Excellent Dress Coat, edged and fashionably made .. 1 0 0
Ditto, a much superior quality, with silk body lining 1 8 0
Superb quality, beautifully trimmed, patent velvet

buttons
Imperial, wool-dyed black, waterproof fabric, stitched
and padded with silk in the French style
Rich West of England wool-dyed black, made in the
latest style of fashion, and cut to fit the most
difficult shape, with an appearance that must ex-
cite admiration
The French style in Newmarket and Riding Coats,
most fashionably made

1 12 0

1 17 0

1 8 0

READY MADE.
Capital Dress Coat, edged, and fashionably made,from 0 18 0
Superior, Saxony ditto, in any shade of colour, with
lustre body linings 1 6 0
Imperial wool-dyed Black, beautifully trimmed
stitched, and padded
Fine West of England ditto, woaded colour, and im-
pervious to rain, elegantly trimmed
Very superior West of England wool-dyed Black,
stitched; and padded with silk, in the French
style, to fit the most difficult figure gracefully
Fashionable double and single-breasted Riding Coats,
in every shade of colour

2 0 0

1 6 0

[PRICE FIVEPENC E.

HYAM'S EXTRAORDINARY PRICES FOR CLOTHING,

(CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING COLUMN.)

Elegant Tunic Suits, made in the newest style of
fashion, edged or braided
Extra finish in Saxony Cloth, comprising Frock Coat,
roll collar Vest, and Trousers, in black, blue,
green, er invisible, made in a variety of new shapes 1 2 G

HYAM'S MILITARY AND NAVAL UNIFORMS,

Undress Frock, beautifully faced with silk 2 0 oto 3 0 0
Regimental Dress Coat, with gold lace, lin Ed,
and padded with silk 4 4 0„ 7 10 0
Scarlet Shell Jackets 1 1 9 „ 1 15 0
Military Trousers, with scarlet stripes - 1 4 0„1 11 0
Full dress Naval Trousers, with gold lace 1 10 0 „ 2 5 0
Captain and Lieutenant's full dress Coat,
with gold lace 3 10 0„ 5 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

RPOOL CATTLE MARKETS BILL

A T a SPECIAL GENERAL

t 1 MEMBERS of tl
IGRICULTURAL SOC

lEETING of the
S7CIIESTER and LIVERPOOL
lEI Y. held at the NEPTUNE HOTEL.

seconded by M
(:)!ved,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

S'FIAMPrON STATION ) I
Lisbon
If ..de ira
Gibrahar
Sn.lin
1
Malta &I oi)ian Islards 20th
i.
Greece and En pi :of every
India, Cesrlon,& Chma-, month.

Next Mail
9.3 due

March

(I)Brit.Col.inW.lnd.
(except Honduras & 2edandl7th Trent. Next Mail
1. of every March 16.,:ue April 7
Bi
ne rvvi n. u
na
eFs o, re. x
cCeopl
t.
month.
Havana, Venezuela,
and Madeira

(2) Mexico & Havana.. } 2nd of every Medway Next Mail
(3) Bermuda, St. Juan month only. March .2.(hie April 22
,de Nicaragua, and 117th of every Next' Mail
'Kew Grenada

FALMOUTH STATION.'
Madeira, Brazil, and 11 Evng. af4th HMB Crane H M Seagull
Buenos Ayres I every month March 61 March 27
LIVERPOOL STATION.
Brit. N.Atrerica, Ber- l (Every Ater,
muda, and U. States I I Friday

'Europa ....
March 23

Canada . .
1 April 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

That Lori)

o the l

t Britain and

•ed of West Derby, in t

verpool Cattle Markets Bill

sented to your LorVnips'
"'That the Sixth Claus,
Bill over the whole Hundr

tends the operation of the said

istrict of about

of Citt

'he 'i hirtylfourth (

Pig, Sheep, or
in Market Pi
ated, by the p,
or on the Prer

Place within such District, except
rated, or to he hereafter apnropri.,
till, or alr,-; dy legally Established,
Dial Seiler.

'hat, by the pit

led List. the Directors of the said Bill

n on every Sale effected by
the limits of the said Mar-

themse
kets, a

1 Bill will it
itg

in their hands to the prejudice of the interest'of all other
classes of the community.
"That, by the provisions of this Bill, the said Directors seek

t of Cattle, so that not a Single I

or on any

ing his own doo:

a any Cattle be Sold at any Agricultural Mec

hin such District

'or can any Farmer,

ate Residence,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

HYAM'S LIVERIES

MADE TO MEASURE IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE.
X s. d. s. d.
Page's Suit, in three qualities, varying from 1 8 oto 2 2 0
Footman's Suit, comprising coat, waistcoat,
and breeches, varying in quality, from 2 10 0 „ 3 10 0
Groom's and Coachman's Suits, frock coat,
waistcoat, breeches, and leggins, varying
in price from 3 5 0„ 4 10 0
Postillion's Suits, varying according to the
style 1 18 0 „ 3 0
Groom's Moleskin Stable Snit 0 17 6„ 1 2 0
Footman's Striped Jacket 0 6 6„ 0 8 6
Butler's plain and striped jean Coatee 0 12 0 „ 0 15 0
Coachman's, Footman's, and Groom's double- •
milled cloth and Devonshire Kersey Top-
Coats
Coachman's and Groom's exercising Frocks, 014 0 „ 1 2 0
Footman's superfine cloth morning Coatee 1 8 0„ 2 0 0
Moleskin Overalls
Brown Holland strapping Jackets.... .
Servant's superfine cloth double-milled ker-
sey and plush Breeches 0 18 0 „ 1 10 0
Livery stripe Valencia waistcoats with sleeves 0 9 6 „ 0 12 0
Cloth Gaiters, any colour 0 7 6„ 0 10 6
Moleskin Leggins
Silk Jockey Jackets, any colour

0 2 6 ~ 0 4 6
0 10 0 „ 1 3 0

GOLD AND SILVER LACE

DIES SUNK TO ANY STYLE OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS.
Gentlemen residing in the country can, on application, have
a plan of self-measurement sent free by post.

I:EP4I

MEME!SMIIMI

CLARIDGE'S CELEBRATED BANBURY CAKES

THESE celebrated and truly delicious Cakes may
now be had, Wholesale, of

MA. JOHN BOLTON,
SOLE AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL,
RATIMONE-STREET, Corner of Washington-street.
Sold in Boxes, from Is. upwards.

GAS

FITTING WORKS,
26 6- 28, HeiNOVE.R-STREET.

WAREHOUSES. WORKSHOPS, OFFICES,
AND PRIVATE DWELLINGS,
FURNISHED WITH GAS PIPING AND FITTINGS,
ON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES.
For the Prevention of Accidents, the work will he done in
entire conformity with the ACT of PARLIAMENT, and the Rules
and R

,egulations of the Gas Company, by
WILLIAM PENN SMITH,
26 28, HANOVER-STREET,
Where a vast variety of the most modern and elegant
CHANDELIERS are always on view.
None but experienced Fitters employed.

ON SALE,
A Parcel of finest PEKOE SOUCHONG,

Price 4s. 2d. per lb.,
Being Wholesale Prices,

IN PACKAGES TO SUIT PURCHASERS
J. MILLER AND CO.,
8, DALE-STREET,

(NEAR THE EXCHANGE.)

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
PAPER-HANCrING -WAREHOUSE

IN LIVERPOOL,
17, BOLD-STREET

_ •
leirndsDari
the
Publiclaes respectfullytha hhasjutstoreitnufronremd
from
MOHLHANSON, PARIS, and LONDON, where he has selected
his splendid NEW STOCK for the SEASON, being the largest
and nhaannat in *ha TZ1,••••,1...... 1, • I • .1

deur of the ANTIQUE with the elezanceOf MODERN Taste.
TWENTY El R‘zT-RATE PAPER-HANGERS WANTED
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

buildings, Cross-street
broyd, Solicitor.

Rochdale Air. Richard Cled, ilstate Agent.
Bury Mr. Samuel Moscrop, Bolton-street.
Bolton Mr, John Nicholson, Tea-dealer.
Preston Mr. Reuben Riley, Solicitor.
Chester Mr. F. O. Taylor, N. and S. Wales Buil
Douglas,
of Ilan Mr. lames Gillon, Wine-merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

COURT AND FASHION.

The Carnarvon Herald says :—" It is more than ru-
moured that the highest lady of the land has determined
that one of our dear countrywomen shall have the dis-
tinguished honour of acting as foster-mother to the ex-
pected royal stranger."

A bill is to be brought into Parliament for settling
Marlborough House upon the Prince of Wales, and
her Majesty has signified her consent to allow that build-
ing for some years to come, being devoted to the reception
of the Vernon Gallery of Paintings, and other works of
similar character, and thrown open to the public as an ex-
hibition of art. _

The Earl and Countess of Ellesmere are passing the
Lolidays at Haichford-park, near Cobham.

RAILWAY

AFFAIRS.

At the adjourned meeting of the East Lancashire Com-
pany, it was resolved to create a new capital of £304,000,
in £5 shares, to be styled preference fifths, to be distri-
buted pro rata among the present proprietors. These
shares are to bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per
annum, until the 30th June, 1855, when the Company are
either to redeem them at par, or they are to become per-
petual 5 per cent. stock. The directors were also autho-
rised to borrow £lOl,OOO.
• Mr. James Cook, in his very able market report, gives
the returns of dividend-paying lines of railway as dividing
from 11 to 5 per cent. per annum. The London and
•North-Western is the only one that pays 5 per cent., and
the average is about 2/ per cent. The number of miles
completed is 4,252, and in progress 2,598. On the first
of May, 1848, there were employed on the railways
188,177 persons, of whom 147,325 were labourers. At
present, the estimated number is 100,00 Q,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

MANUFACTURED BY

WILLIAM PENN SMITH,
26 and 28, HANOVER-STREET.
Also, OUTSIDE LAMPS for Hotels, &c., of the newest
Patterns; WINDOW VENTILATORS, &c. All kinds of Zinc
Work executed on the lowest terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

The Re
the tin

which ti

nd three in t
placed his finl

ever, accid
parted in t

eircum
the iur

the prisor

After a col
ict of Dot

FIELDEF

Saddle.worth, Yorkshi

;owerby-b rid

upon the mills by Messrs. Riley, I
field, the mortgagees. An array
business should. be permitted to c

this which.

gainst Mr. Wm..!

meeting of ti
ton Hotel, M
ds of Messrs.

certain fr

and it v

OLDFIF

defendant, a shipn
11PCC 11/Ifl

.nchester and in th

ALL ANC

and 10, Clare-street

,

pass to Fanny Bari•ett,--I.)Ut-1;e-lOi

construc

CROWI

FUSAL OF A CHIJR(

tw•o per
given n(

to soler

or chn

On the 14th of May, last ye
superintendent-registrar fc

that, on t

that he wished to be tnarried t
- --

had be

then asked him if he had been confir
point to which the question at last w•o
no,•be had not; and then Mr. Janie

hinF to do wiih him ; a
ardians, the Board of (

'e the r

very well knew
had mentioned

', prove
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The foundation atone of-a
new church at Musbury,
near Haslingden. was laid last week. The site selected
is close to the Helmshore Station on the East Lancashire
Railway.

Four- Scotch Bishops, viz., Bishops Skinner, Torry,
Forbes, and Trower, have addressed the Bishop of Lon-
don, thanking him "for refusing to concur in a decision
whereby it is propounded that the regeneration of infants
in Holy Baptism is not the clear and unquestionable doc-
trine of the Church of England ; and that a minister of
that church may reasonably deny that infants are re-
generated by Holy Baptism."
THE GORHAM CASE.—A number of members of both
houses of parliament, together with other gentlemen, all
being lay members of the Church of England, in the
Bishop of London's diocese, have forwarded an address
to his lordship, entreating him to take counsel with his
right reverend brethren, concerning the application of a
remedy to the evils apparent in the Church, and especially
concerning the adoption of means (which may enable the
Church to declare its doctrine touching the sacrament of
baptism. The Bishop of London has replied, stating that
be is fully alive to the necessity of taking the course that
they suggest. The address is signed, among others by
Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Baillie, Lord John Manners, Mr.
Roundell Palmer, and Mr. Page Wood.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

On the 4th ultim
R. C. BLACKBURNE, fo

t Brooklyn, New York, aged 48,
-Trierly of this town.

On the 13th ultimo, at the faim of East Glenbuck, Muirkirk,
in his 75th year, Mr. J. M`KERSIE, sen. While the deceased
was alive, the united ages of himself and his three brother
amounted to upwards of 301 years. It is the more remarkabl
as this is the first dee` " -

in the family .
On the 17th ultimo, CHARLES ROBERT, youngest child of
ADAM FAIR RIE, Esq.
Same day, nt Jersey, in his 2Stli year, CHARLES DELVES
,f BROUGHTON, Esq., formerly of this town, fourth son of Sir
,r I H. Broughton, Bart., of Brouchton•hall, Staffordshire.

red 85, WILLIAM
respectable
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

IN THE USEFUL ART OF

BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY,
Containing the general, principles and particular rules now
used in the Mercantile Houses in Liverpool.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,' MENTAL CALCULA?
TION, and SHORT-HAND, taught in a few easy Lessons.
IURS. THOMPSON gives PRIVATE LESSONS
11:1 to LADIES who haveneglected their WWI No, or have,
acquired a bad habit in the use of the Pan.
Cards of Terms may behadibyapplyingatNo.S,CLAYTOM,
SQUARE, LIVERPOOL..
Mr. and Mrs. Timm psott. are ably wooistedby.thtirsSl4l,l44%
JAM W. 1.14)14115Q1*.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

Week
ending

1850.
Amount

RAILWAYS

Abe; deen
Amiens and Boulogne
BeiAti.t and B4livmena
Bi.'..erbead, Lau. and Cheshire
Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W.
Bristol and Exeter
Cal.2donian
Chester and Holyhead
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen
Dundalk and Enniskillen
East Anglian
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh and Northern — 23

e s.. d.
937 0 0
0 0 0
541 0 0
816 0 0
409 0 0
3853 0 0
6291 0 0
1453 0 0
344 0 0
920 0 0
566 0 0
1030 0 0
0 0 0
607 0 0 622
3036 0 0 3501
2116 0 0 1814

Eastern Coanties ......... , —24 14379 0 0 12668
East Lancashire
Eastern Union —24 1809 0 0 1150
Glasgow, Klmarnock, and Ayr. —23 2761 0 0 2868
Glasgow and Greenock
Great No'. them and East Line —l7 3090 0 0 1635
Great Southern and Western
Great Western
Lancashire rnd Vol kshire..
Lancaster and Carlisle
Leeds and ritirsk — 0 0
Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. —24 96 0 0
Londonderry and Enniskillen —23 140 0 0
London and North-Western —24 40559 0 0
London and Blackwall
London, Brilbton & South Coast —23 7694 0 0
London and-South-Western —• 24 8468 0 0
'M'cherter, Sheffield, and Lincoln - - 0 0 0
Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham —24 20106 0 0
Midland Great Western(lreland) —24 1072 0 0
Newcastle and Carlisle
North British 24 3075 0 6
Paris and Rouen
Rotten and Havre 23 2080 0 0
Scottish Central 24 1251 0 0
Scottish Midland — 23 379 0
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union

445 0 0
8592 0 0
1707 0 0
2055 0 0
801 0 0

South Devon
Taff Vale
Ulster

245 0 0
201 0 0
0 0 0
6793 0 0

Berwiel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN PRICES

On a considerable portion of it,
DURING THE NEXT THREE WEEKS,

I never have had such an attractive Stock to lay before you;
every advantage that foresght and judgment could obtain has
been taken; useful Goods of every kind have been laid in be-
fore the advance; and every novelty which the English and
foreign loom could produce has just been added: therefore, as
regards prices, will not be equalled in the interval, preparatory
to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

doubt Mr. Jam
Attorney-Gener

immediate Eole
st, Mr. Reyes,

.ator to the defendant; they'producedi
,quested that a day, not later then the I
be appointed for the marriage.
will marry you when you have ext
firmed, not before."Th.f

generally adopted before tl
would have had the effect of

htened Mr

the law of the land, which he, WcZ,

jects, was bound to obey.
Mr. John Heyes, superintendent-regist
that, on the 14th May last, Henry Fishes
rage, which was entered in the book. Th
under the act of parliament.
His LORDSHIP thought the notice was b
the length of time the parties resided in Li
After some observations from Mr. Cron

might proceed. The
in and read
Hen

lific4te of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

WARD'S CHEAP GLASS ESTABLISHMENTS

THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY.

IT having been agreed by all the Manufacturers of
FLINT GLASS in the Kingdom to advance the price about
Twenty-five per Cent.,
J. WARD,
40, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

•
accidentally ascertaining previous to their meeting that such
was their intention, immediately purchased an enormous
STOCK, and by taking so large a quantity, obtained them con-
siderably under the old prices, and now determines to SELL
OFF the Stock at and under his former prices, which were no-
torious for being by far the cheapest in the Town.
Merchants, Shon-keepers, Hotel-keepers, Ship-masters, or
others, would save their Pockets by purchasing at this Esta-
blishment. . .

Orders to the amount of £l,OOO executed in ten days' notice
OBSERVE 1-J. WARD,4O, Bold-street, Liverpool ; CO, Cross,
street

Manchester

TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL AND ITS
NEIGHBOURHOOD.

T HAVE again the pleasure of presenting to your
nosice my Esta'/lisinent, with its varied attractions.

It affords me much gratification to know that my former
exertions have been so favourably received and duly appre-
ciated. Thus stimulated, I have resolved that, notwithstanding
the town is shortly to have another extensive concern opened
by a Dublin firm, none shall eclipse mine, and detract from the
large share of public patronage it has hitherto had.

Itherefore "impose making sundry
ALTERATIONS IN THE INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS,
Which resolution has been pziyed at since making my

- SPRING PURCHASES.
It is consequently desirable to
REDUCE THE BULK OF THE STOCK,
And to accomplish which I shall offer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

TO COI{ I;1 S POic DENT

secretaries of the " Liverpool
tristianity amongst the Jews"
r report of a statement made

s, not that 1,500 J

—.6 ..c vi.iien weekly by the
..tev. D. J. Hirsch, at their houses, (as reported in our paper,)
but that that number of visits had been made since the Liver-
pool 3IiSSIOII was committed to the superintendence of the

Rev. .T. Baylee. With reference toll6:iiiisclii,it;;raS merely
stated that a considerable portion of his tinie is given to the
mission. We understand that it is not within the province
of that gentleman to make such visits, except in special
cases.

ill endeavour to make room for the letter of "A Burgess'

next wee

One of our Readers" has not
attentively or he would have al

I) of the

(Terence

betweer

vary, ha

congregation,
pain amongst

Ebr Et

)r,pool &ta

TUESDAY

tenlm

son's rep

s expected yester

be received until this morni

announce its chief featur
We believe, however, that

yesterday is to

report virtually against the R

rid exterior source

the Ea

must remind our brother rate-payers that
ster Vestry, to be held this day, will have to

decide, by its election of overseers and vestrymen
the important question whether or not they an

determ
the burthens upon ti
the t(

st upon an extens

e decrease of

i property o

From all ti

will be made to contint.

owners of L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02

No. 1432.]

MRS. HILL, CORSET-MAKER, begs to apprise
her Friends and the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity
(ehosepatronage she respectfully solicits)of her REMOVAL to
No. 36, BOLD-STREET, and that she has received from her
Correspondents in Paris every New Pattern of PARISIAN
CORSETS, which are extremely elegant in shape for the present
style of Parisian and English Costume, and are unrivalled for
ease and pliability. _ . .

Mrs. HILL particularly invites the attention of Ladies to her
much-impioved ELASTIC STAYS, so exceedingly easy that
Ladies with the most delicate constitutions may wear them
with great advantage, being a general support, without particu-
lar pressure on any part.
Mrs. H. also begs to call the attention of Ladies to her
CHEST-RELIEVING and HYGIENIC CORSETS made ex-
pressly to prevent pressure at the chest, so injurious to health,
particularly of Growing Children and young Ladies whose
figures are forming.

These Stays are calculated to give ease in all pulmonary com-
plaints, and are highly recommended by the most eminent of
the Faculty. .

SPINAL SUPPORTING STAYS AND ELASTIC BANDS.
36, BOLD-STREET.
Nearly Opposite the Palatine Club-house.
N.B.—Please observe that it is a Private Entrance.