The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-02-08 00:00:00

stered Voters of the Ward

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dow, whose Sur-

r A, and for Tenders of Votes as
:an be lawfully made by persons
, in consequence of the decisions

tered Voters of the Ward,

of Freedom, whose Sur-
wing Letters, B C D.
red Voters of the Ward,

Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
y of the following Letters, E F G HI

all Regist

Voters o the Ward
of Property or of Freedom,f whose Sur-
,
my of the following Letters, L M N 0

11 Registered Voters of the 'Ward,
roperty or of Freedom, whose Sur-
f the following Letters, S T U V

:.—ror the whole of the Ward of the
No. 11," or "Abereromby Ward."
.th side of Islington Market. Entrance
.from Islington.

. liegistered Voters of the Ward,
)perty or of Freedom, whose Su-
tter A, and for Tenders of Votes
that can be lawfully made by per-
Register, in consequence of the

stered Voters of the Ward,
or of Freedom, whose Sur-
llowing,Letters, B C D.

:egisteredVoters tifttreiVard,
rty ur of Freedom, whose Sur-
ie following Letters, E F G Id

DREADFUL SmipwrtEcx.--Thursday morning, about half-
past twelve o'clock, the brig Thomas Oliver, 230 tons burden,
of and from Sunderland to Loudon, with coals, John Mills,
master, struck on the Bath House Sand, in coming to lee-
ward, with the wind blowing a gale from the south. The
perilous situation of the vessel caused the greatest anxiety
and excitement in the town for the lives of the crew, the sea
breaking over her top-gallant masts.. The first attempt to
rescue the poor fellows was made by a Paketield yawl, but
their manly efforts proved abortive. A. large skiff was also
launched from Lowestoft beach, but a strong cbb tide pre-
vented their reaching the vessel. After some delay, the
Lowestoft life-boat was manned by a gallant crew, and
launched, with great risk of life, through a mountainous sea,
assisted by a vast number of the inhabitants. On nearing
the vessel, she brought up to windward, by steering as near
to her as practicable, in the midst of perhaps the roost awful
sca ever witnessed by the oldest inhabitant of this town. The
most breathless anxiety was manifested in every eye on
shore for the safety of the crew of the life-boat, as well
as of that of the brig; but a provident hand was over them.
A communication was dexterously effected with the vessel,
and seven human beings were rescued from a watery grave,
or all Registered being hauled through a raging surge on board the life-
Voters of the Ward,
)f Property or of Freedom, whose Sur- boat, which was, at this period, overwhelmed by successive
iy of the following Letters,
crew, for the preservation of their own lives
BCD E F. seas, which filled her, and caused her anchor to come home;
this obliged the d
or all Registered Voters of the Ward,
)f Property or of Freedom, whose Sor-
Letters, G H I J
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4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward, I almost the entire population
'etoyt,. atmheidtsotwtihi.e,hTeahretypcohoererfienllgoowf
t of Property or of Freedom, whose Sus_ I
pest
attendance near the vessel
'which was in
ith any of the following Letters, M N 0 P I Pakefield life-b0at,,......
left on board was afterwards say.ed by the brave crew of the
during the rescue of the other seamen. —Suffolk Herald.

Voters of the Wert:

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•eedom, whose Sur-
Letters, K L M N

rs of tie Ward,

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r of Freedom, whose Sur-
llowitl2: Letters, S T U V

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f the Ward,

vroPerty or of Freedom, whose Sur-
te Letter A, and for Tenders of 'Votes
.ny) that e.An be lawfully made by per-
the Regibter, iu consequence of the
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