The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

THE RICA' eASHMERE SHAWLS

ARE REDUCED FROM
Ten Guineas to Six. I Two Guineas to Twenty-seven,'
Eight Ditto to Five. I Shillings.
Five Pounds to Three Guineas. I Thirty Shillings to One
Three Guineas to Forty-five Guinea.
Shillings.
BAREGE, CRAPE, LACE,_ and FANCY SHAWLS equally
Cheap, and many othergoods reduced in even greaterproportion.
Black and Coloured Silk and Satin Mantles, One Guinea,
worth 31s. ; Rich Brocade, Watered, Gros Royal, Satin, and
Fancy Silk, 318. 6d., some sold at Three Guineas; Silk Velvet,
Two Guineas to 655., worth considerably more.
A large lot of Wool 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.
Chinese Brocade, French and British Silk, and Satin
DRESSES, full thirty-five per cent. under the usual prices.
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.

The SHOP to be LET,

IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS

HARRISON BROTHERS are now, in accordance
with their annual system,
DISPOSING OF
the whole of their large, clioice,,and valuable
SUMMER .S-TOCK,
AT A SACRIFICE OF-TWENTY PER CENT.,
- at their
SHAWL, MANTLE, MOURNING, AND GENERAL
DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT,
1 and 2, WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCII-STREET,
CORNER OF HANOVER-STREET.
N.B.—A Lot of COLOURED SATINETTES and GRECIAN
SATINS at less than HALF-PRICE.

LESSONS IN WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, &c.,
•-

No.B, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.

ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS,

MESSRS. THOMPSON & SON, the real
Inventors and Head Teachers of a new and superior
system of WRITING, enable any person to acquire a good,
free, expeditious, and commanding Style of PENMANSHIP,
in a EEW EASY LESSONS.
Messrs. THOMPSON'S is the only Establishment in Liver-
lpool where BAD WRITERS are taught-t- really good an/ Liver-
asting Style of PENMANSHIP, in-a FEW EASY LESSONS
of One Hour each, Private or,in Class.

Any Teacher pretending to perfect bad Writers in a good
Handwriting in SIX LESSONS, only practises upon the credu-
lity of the Public, and shamefully deceives those who employ
him.

MESSRS

THOMPSON

TEACH
BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY,
as practised in the first Mercantile Houses in Europe. By
their complete method, this art, so indispensable to the mart
of business, is acquired in one-twentieth part of the time
taken by the old mode.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, MENTAL CALCULA.
TION, and SHORT-HAND, taught in a few easy Lessons.

Mrs. TILOMPSON gives Pevate Lessons to Ladies, in a
beautifully finished style of PENMANSHIP, &c., &c.
For Card of Terms, containing all particulars, apply at No.B,
Clayton-square. All letters to be post-paid, inclosing one
postage-stamp.
N.B.—Private Families attended at their own residence.

PROTECTION FROM FIRE AND ROBBERY,
BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,
ENROLLED IN TRII MGR COURT OF CHANCERY.

TANN'S PATENT
WROUGHT-IRON FIRE-RESISTING
BOOK SAFES, PLATE & DEED CHESTS, BOXES,
AND DOORS FOR STRONG ROOMS,
Made of strong Wrought Iron, andfitted with
THE PATENT RELIANCE LOCK,
Invented expressly, and used exeltsively, for Tann's Safes, &e.
Warranted Proof against Fire and Robbery.

TIM WORKMANSHIP AND INTERIOR FITTINGS ARE OP A
SUPERIOR DESCRIPTION, AND THE PRICES MODERATE.
THE principle on which these Safes are rendered
Fire-resisting has had the approval of the leading Che-
mists of the day. They have been repeatedly tested, and ire
every instance have been proved to be impervious to Fire.
The most recent test was made on the 13th June, 1850, in the
Islington Old Market, in the presence of the Mayor and
numbers of Gentlemen of the Professional and Commercial
perfectCASH
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classes of Liverpool. The Chest, containing papers, a .eso
perfect as when first deposited
Bank Note, a ..e5 Bank Note. and a Silver Watch, a Parchment
severe fire, consisting of 40 cwt. of coal and other combus-
tibles ,
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the contents were found perfect, the Watch indicating the
exact time. A second trial, for an hour, took place, and with
the same result. A Gold Watch (deposited by a Gentleman, a
casual visitor) and several other articles of value were restored
DEED BOXES, fitted with the
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owners
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and DEED
LACKS
of upwards of Seventy Witnesses.
KS a a 41 1 NIGHT LATCHES;
for Exportation.
PATENT LOCHS.
COMBINATION LATCHES, for OMc, and Front Doors.

____
Circulars, with prices and full particulars of the prinelPlei
and certificates of tests, to lio had Gunn on application.

I. G. HARRISON & CO..
14••••-•10RD-STRRBT, LIVERPOOL,-14
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HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY

Lord BROM:MA/4 brought up the report of the select com-
mittee on the County Courts Extension bill, and at the same
time expressed his intention of visiting America in the spring
when lie hoped to have the pleasure of taking with him a copy of
the bill as a satisfactory proof of the progress which this count-
ry is making in the law of debtor and creditor.
The report was to be taken into consideration on Thursday
right. The house then went into committee on the Factories
Bill.
The Earl of HARROWDY moved the insertion of an amend-
ment in the first clause, limiting the labour of children to the
extent proposed .in the case of" women and young persons."
The amendment was negatived by a majority of 33, 25 voting
for and 58 against it. . .

The Duke of RICHMOND then moved an amendment, similar
to :that proposed by Lord John Manners in the Commons,
fxing halt-past five for six, p.m., as the hour of closing the fac-
tories in the evening. .

Lord STANLEY and the Bishop of OXFORD supported the
amendment, which was opposed by Earl GRANVILLE, the
Bishop of MANCHESTER, the Earl of GALLOWAY, and the Mar-
quis of LANSDOWNE, and ultimately lost by a majority of 13,
39 voting for and 52 against. The bill, which relieves " women
and young persons" from mill work before sirin the morning
or after six o'clock in the evening, then passed through coin-
=Mee.