The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-28 00:00:00

TUESDAY,

LOCAL INTEL

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St.olll-hour,

'4°llg-roo
,t 0 Axt -ms department, sal—
Fs kite, RICAN MAIL STEAMERS.
id 1448 40W employed in carryig e
e
built of wood, and 50 of iron; 89 a.
Id of 1' ,'Wheel, and 21. by screws.—Boston Po.
qblr,..
Aft t ',KAI PRICE, who accidentally met his
ot n

,eOO r, je;,,u attack on Petropaulowski, was und
tb 'en, one of the councillors for Pitt-s
ht'Pool
4oN-
Re 1 •AIT
th

1834.

—On Sunday morning
his rounds

J. 11:TuR7
iursday in t.

os ~.-LITUTION SCHOOL.—On r.
0 44eleete„il , late Canning scholar of the .
tse ihige. mr 'lima- Fellow at St. Peter's Co,.
Its., • Glynn obtained the place of 16th Wra.
a ! Nsauematical Trios f 18-2
SO ta s Ornus lu L P ° ° •
efk, - I'CEIThi EXHIBITION after hay'
asi months, was closed on Saturday week. '
Pte
itsi ~,n_ Tinted to £3,669, and the expenses in 6
Plassii.7King the exhibition have been £1,460; leaving
,lii,,_valance of £2,209.
'Nleyor!'izElt, formerly assistant, but lately principal
4saii „ of the town of Blackburn has absconded, and it
11,1, ;try shat his defalcations amount' to about £6O. His
ciof; lies°lU LIN." a year.
~,i4L. k sr,.
tr. DLEY, a private watchman on the premises of
w.rtes, is and N. Philips, extensive merchants, at Man-
ith ila in the custody of the police of that city, charged
41t(01::mg stolen property of considerable value belong-
si4,._emsPloyers.
VI 5,,, A. WALL.—At the meeting of
Vsett't,Latectural and Archwological Society, on Wednes•
',44,e_apaper will be read on " Sea Encroachments at
la asi Leasowe, and their Influence on the Estuary
'A ICE useY," by Mr. G. H. Rollett
. of wit'tbesEttaT,lNc.t of the friends of Mr. J. D. Allen, was held,
tio for q a sea J, In the Town-hall, Prescot, to present him
,r yau9neholuld coffee service and a considerable quantity
al orhe sed.Plate, as a token of their regard for his
0' S TatEtrivate character.
e 1,4 s ItSclaa. week,
detected at Werneth, near Oldham, on
Yas its p,it7s,_thr.ough the sagacity of a dog, which took
He was in business, gent---.
TIMELY BENEVOLENCE.—On Monday last, the poor and
aged people of Ashton-in-Makerfield, to the number of
s' j ,;, ,}
%,,,
ltle
Ills ,
ttiv aeattrr.:lli;seehseiekda,edbsyo fromme
cuttinghay
his
bin
o d hisay barnthroat
o a belongingt so
that
heto iatls.
I's,/ 144,1rer55,,,,,w0u1d not go away until a quantity of hay
I. bee b, `", beneath which some pork and butter that
56.. kr.r. Don b
sit tia --'l.so Y a servant were discovered.
- houseki,, Of iSs Ross, a linen-draper, destroyed himself at
or host
,;(41s sister in Gartside-street, Manchester, on
~a,S 1',!,. "ea, and was made a bankrupt the preceding
about three hundred, had distributed amongst them nearly
'v V" L two thousand yards of calico, a quantity of grey woollen
s tarsi • ITTLEDA.LE has been re-appointed to the Marine
I. Midttee 0
,5t,,.,‘ as f the Liverpool Dock Committee, and Mr.coats for old men, and jackets and trousers for boys, and
red flannel to the' poorest and oldest women. The funds
ora t, t ,sPointed a member of that committee, in the room
are derived from what are called the "Ashton Charities,"
r ,',11.141703-den. Mr. Bold has been also appointed to
fsloo Ittee our-masters' Committee and Parliamentary Corn- and are governed by trustees, of which Mr. Billinger and
111 Mr. Stock are the managers. It is a pity that such a
sst t , PlLLlatall praiseworthy example is not more generally followed.
'O. s'Rst 0, POSTOFFICES.—WhiIst the Londoners are
L EFFECTS OF INTEMPERA.NCE.—On Tuesday, a
1 01
~,,, pait, 1 these accommodations, our active Postmaster is FATAL
veterinary surgeon, named Thomas Derbishir ,e 61 years
l'"130 .I'4 '-'s One for the inhabitants of the Princes-park, at
elot,il Ntt,etion of Croxteth-road with Lodge-lane. The of.age,.died from the. effects of intoxication. He resided
with his daughter in Back Bold-street, and on the above
ss NI 1.,., consists of a hollow cast-iron pillar, having the
0 a 01 NNL:kqe,.
.r-Slit on one side, with a small door on another, day he was in apublic-house in Renshaw-street, in. a
110.7t0tl ,litio4'4l.o44•"rietch the letter-box will be inserted and removed. state of insensibility from intoxication. He was carried
home, and he died about seven o'clock the same evening,
1. IS to be surmounted by a gas-lamp. The whole
without having recovered his senses. He had been drink-
ttlsoti 141;lasit's is from Mr. Bennett's foundry, Sir Thomas's- without
since the 27th ult.
, a's•
'ctr'ezil bkl:l* j°ll -
1
SUDDEN ILLNESS OF TILE VEIT. ARCHDEACON BROOKS.
Jlxtat v l' BRIGHT.—The effigy of Mr. Bright was
At the mayor's banquet, in the
.Town-hall, on Thursday,
1,0014 th tglit',ew-cross, near Manchester, on Tuesday. Seve-
. ft;cd 44:44038,w_t00k. place during the scene. The feelings of the Venerable Archdeacon had just sat down, after re-
s ondin to the toast of " The Bishops and Clergy," when
fiep e 4 ere thus elegantly expressed by one of the ring- P g
bey It qi 'Th
, ,4 ii,_ , e real English are burning the effigy of he was seizedwith a fit. Mr. Hodson, surgeon, was present, as
well as Mr. Bradley, and the archdeacon having been
,1, 7iirsi, 7ht, the friend of Ireland and of Nicholas !" ;oved. to thel drawing-room, these gentlemen attended
,11_,t'l T.,e 0,13,84-1,1/KRUPT BERNESTEIN, who was arrested some him assiduous y until the. arrival of Mr. Long and Dr.
e 01 sLt't weeks since in Liverpool, having decamped Dickinson. At a later period of the evening he was re-
_,4o,, zistzza_careclitors in Australia, was brought up at the
moved to his own house, and, on Saturday, was declared
''orts,',4 i:tetecti,,bg,,, nkruptcy Court, on Monday last week. The t •
o be quite convalescent.
fewpililefe,r",,S in connexion with the bankruptcy have been
lett 'Nit° el•from the Liverpool to the London Court, his DEATH OF THE " OLDEST INHABITANT."—EIiz. Curry
died at her residence in Duckinfield-street last week, after
oirse qt„ElyZl,bejEng resident in London. attaining the age of 109 years 8 months and 7 days. She
OA the 5,,,:'..P, us FOR FOREIGN PASTS. In consequence remained in possession of all her faculties, slightly im-
;DVOlly i.' large number of newspapers which are con- paired, up to the hour of her death. Some years ago the
~ 11 the Ism Properly posted unpaid, and consequently sent deceased kept an apple-stand at the corner of Parliament-
SO'S 4 'l.'4 Letter-office, a notidince has beenis•sued from
ottg7 ';'t i 4 'ral Post ffi street, and she then lived in Ashton-street. She took
-o ce, recommending "that persons who
; sp ah.- the
1 ,
great interest in relating events which occurred a hundred
years ago, and, to the curious in such matters, was a
valuable historian. The remains. of this venerable woman
w ss' ostise, habit of transmitting newspapers to foreign
lesa, ;IN hs, or_ to any of the colonies, should satisfy them-
-041,),,j ,Otah 7 Inquiry at a Post-office whether or not any were interred very appropriately in Oldham-street, on
,a5'.0.4 sasit is Payable upon them in this country before they
o' 600:04111,tettithsetiru. newspapers in the letter-box. Wednesday.
ST. Tnomas's Scnoons.—On Tuesday, the foundation-sel4lo ~f Ile VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION.—Following new
stone of the schools about to be erected in Frederick-
pa er liess- tPle'Vedings in other wards, the licensed victuallers
street, in connexion with St. Thomas's Church, was laid
40.4 !0 Ar_i ,reet and St. Peter's Wards held a meeting in by Mr'. Alderman Robinson. Owing to the excessive
Pfirv't,i kt,'lrsw ' Won-rooms, on Wednesday, to form a committee wetness of the day, the attendance was rather limited.
e „ l' pLtra• uP memorials,
.and take other steps, to oppose the The ground on which the schools are being erected will
Pro,' ~, skt ti,',,asin. the licensing system contained in Mr. Wilson cost only £360, owing to the liberality of the Town Coun-
-4 ',J,j N, a. Proposed beer bill. Mr. Atkinson occupied the ci ; and the entire cost of
which
ground and buildings will
,`,4)!T, •
11,' Ot,i, 1 xplained to the meeting the particularly tt in
not exceed £1,500, of amount £B6O have been
l'' G" ;'IS , would be detrimental to the trade,
ie„isll illttla themeproduce
for throwing open the licenses to all who already received in donations. The interesting proceeding
kigris „'`e, sneduce good security. Other speakers followed in were opened and closed with prayer and hymns, in which
the children of the school took a prominent part.
eatsotP, : th-e.:l strain, and resolutions to carry out the objects OMNIBUS ACCIDENT.— On Tuesday, an omniLus in
,to! Nt, meeting were adopted. One speaker considered
Le t'fiSr :rstheueY were already too much under police surveillance; Manchester " bolted," and rushing down Market-street
Li oo ;4,o4r.thought the Chancellor of the Exchequer was en- intoExchange-streetand then,galloping headlong through
Lai OAt i 'lug to make the licensed victuallers pay for the St. Ann's-square, the horses were only brought to a stop
e 00‘10 'lo4,leirtl!e Crimea. The Chairman said they yi,,e, 2, by dashing themselves and the vehicle against the railings
of ki the most determined opposition to the bill.
going
i
round St. Ann's church. No person was knocked down,
t 5 , ,yl LAUNCW IN A Srrows.roux.—On Wedneiday, theme ver. There was a gentleman in the omnibus at
I,l' it: V the snow was descending in immense flakes, a
07 14,romelY-modelled iron ship was launched from the ; but he flung himself on the straw in the bottom,
and only received a slight shock from the collision with
the railings. All three of the omnibus horses were more
~if A 4of Messrs. Cato, Miller and Co , Brunswick Dock, or less injured by the railings ; one of them rather se-
rtiremony of naming bein, erform. ed by Mrs. Peter-
-40 *es,q. Despite the weather,gaplarge number of personshearty
rs
PI saw svtas the vessel glided down ' to
i'ss# ph','tql, was speedily lost
reil,'• i tehre. rp, unt of the impen
to the viewinof t
etrable state of these aitnnitohse.
, tiO 41111, 'ne vessel is of the following dimensions :
,Doc s, j ~, 230 feet ; beam, 35 feet ; depth, 224 feet • reois-
-0 oi., bt,'"lo tons.
iel riP Nj 9PATcn or A TROOP Snip.—One of the
if cl, )p 114,,, .
Nil tl, . instances of verely, especially on the head. The two poles were
smashed to splinters, but the body of the vehicle did not
suffer much ; and fifteen or sixteen of the railings were
the water, knocked out, some apparently by each horse, several rails
remaining between each gap. Manchester Guardian.
STAMPS ON CHARITABLE DONATION. S.—Mr. Henry
Grazebrook, jun., of this town, has received the following
' ' letter from the solicitor to the ,Sta Stamp-office, in replytoan
most extra-
despatch on record took place last
YOO after, With respect to the steam-ship Europa. Three days
01'4_ t„ receiving orders from government the vessel was
il
application respecting receipts for charitable funds :
" Inland Revenue, Somerset-house, London, 18th Nov.
1854.—Sir,—I have to acknowledge the recipt of your
letter of the 15th instant, with regard to the duty on
receipts for charitable contributions. lam directed to
,!,,d, ,**red and ready for sea. On Saturday, she took on
s '
,ss 41q150 of horse artillery, and a troop of the 55th Regi- state that there is no
.express exemption in favour of re-
ceipts given for subscriptions to charities ; but the board
, ,1,19 !!1(.1,, She sailed on the same day for Dublin, and arrived
think that when the sum acknowledged to have been
400,0 !khghtst9wn at half-past seven on Sunday morning. The received is a mere voluntary gift, not entitling the person
!ID/ stlN.,Xgtnient left Dublin at one o'clock, and were all
making the payment to any advantage, the acknowledg-
sioritb4 i;l,lto'V at three, although the process of embarkation
meat may be regarded as not liable to duty. The nature
,st u• petal performed in small boats. Lord Gough and
of the gift. should be expressed in the acknowledgment.
s-
..t ,C. 4,,,,,, Cochrane inspected the vessel, and expressed I am, sir, your obedient servant, Tnoatts KEOGH."
eod `,.e 7es well satisfied with the arrangements. Some
riog ii,, tilk,el;'l'res were taken in at Kingstown, and at nine WEST DERBY GUARDIANS.—The weekly meeting was
do 11 t erZ the evening she was steering out of the harbour, held at the Workhouse, on Wednesday. Present : Mr.
01',;411' , 1,, " of spectatlts cheering her departure. Joseph Harrison, in the chair ; Mr. Edwards, vice-chair-
lie "-rail :'Nti."° STANLEY AT PRESTON.—On Wednesday, the man; and Messrs. Mountfield, Daly, Ledger, G. Harrison,
Smith James Birch, Pitts, Morns Lightody , Whitby,
.lii,es 3.-,..ids iiii,,,Qui3toll annual soirée of the Preston Institution for w. '
Insley, Shaw, Alpass, Kirkus, Abrahams, Lunt, Medcalf,
I'ofal!`i ii;' a'l nof Knowledge, was held in the institution, ''.
Siddeley. H. B. Farnall, Esq., poor-law inspector, also
isio 0 fham, and was one of the most successful re unions o
plop t" 'IN suds f the institutionwhich . attended the meeting. The balance in the treasurer's
rer's
0i,., 4 st 0
Lite tr ,ic aliley
s, to ,e,.. „,. presided, and delivered a long and eloquent hands was stated to be 2725 9s. A letter was read from the
63 ncontt 1 4 Richard Fort, Esq., (high sheriff,) Sir Robert Poor-law Board, recommending changes of officers in the
51ftiste; tip!. s, re• Wilson Paen, M.P.,. Sir. J. Hywood, M.P. township of. Everton ; but the subject was deferred till the
next meeting, to enable the overseers to consider the sug-
, 0", a q3aeci perman, and Mr. Taylor, of Blackburn, also ad-
gestions of the commissioners, and to furnish the guardians
t° it fej &1 rd St the meeting. On Thursday, a meeting, at which
with their views and wishes in the matter. Mr. Shaw
ict ts's Otir,-“LeY, Sir Robt. Peel, and other
friendsof popular
De_ol.ootfti, thaNaviltiattended, was held in Preston, for the purpose gave notice that he would move, at the next meeting, that
the supply of water for the Workhouse be obtained from
tan ti town ng the establishment of a free public library in the Corporation Works. The number in the Workhouse
1:1016t IS th4s lrn was reported to be 596, against 665 for the corresponding
2(1°00 Ike in th " THE Towv.—The medical officer reports week of last year. The number in Hospital was stated to
lt4fA A t,,, .„,„: week ending Saturday, the 18th inst., 236
be eighty-eight.
s ye, til 04 q I:: . ill the registered in the borough, being 21 more
THE LATE JAMES CURRIE DUNCAN, ESQ.—It is with
ii,01)„ il Ve COrresi'l'evious week, and 13 more than the average
sincere regret that we have been informed of the decease
p cier',o isl'i excess Ponding week of the preceding seven years.
(011 'll is chiefl -
a rs, I,', ,„11h causing y owing to the increasing cold of the of this amiable and truly excellent gentleman. It took
place last week at Sydenham. His body was interred in
`,•daS'e a- 'o4' The 'tig a greater mortality from disease of the
3 oil ti! ctlis, the a,,__ deaths under this head last week were 77, a vault belonging to his wife's family, at the Norwood
0,0" ill siv 80. A. aye in the same week of former years was Cemetery. He had only returned from Switzerland two
;131 Z,kly all'lritngththeesaimt time the
temperature h- as fallen or three days, and was on his return to Liver 00l when
lie was suddenly seized with bilious diarrhoea. His
as m, the mean of the week
loots, Is,l.thar the 4th inst. having been more than 52 deg., brother, Dr. Duncan, when he heard of the symptoms,
ISO 0 sklia the 4th
11.0,01 leaths from week ending _the 18th, only about 4.l deg. hastened to afford his able advice, and was with him till
the Zyniotic class were 66, a his end. Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan were with him,
.stl'e 9,
11i144' nunl diseasa of as well as various members of his wife's family. For
Sgt se sO6 )141_18. They e r than in any week of the previous five
three weeks he struggled against the disease, but excessive
,A 6401 NsZ, 9 '.1.0L5.'
.included 13 from scarlatina, 11 from
weakness at last overcame him. He was in his 56th year.
efor Ota Ibfr tite 1, 4 froltiranWPing ugh,
5 from diarrhcea, 4 from
ist 'll "i rit'le vaceinat small -pox (two unvaccinated, and one His end was tranquil and peaceful. He died as he lived,
t,
~,a 1 „II 4 lets ,_ Hated without effect). Only one fatal case of calm and composed, in humble reliance upon his adorable
al r'er;sl healGthu'irred during the week, and the medical officer Redeemer. He was respected by all who knew him in
iae ,s
„sa s,slaa, has reported to the foreign consuls the disap- public. Several charities, especially at Everton, will feel
lii,e lit:pits `re sCii,°f the epidemic. f the total 236 deaths, 136 ls loss severely ; but it was in private life that he pre-
-4eo•se t,d140a4-*"ren, and 100 adults. y shone : there he was not only respected but
10 ,fi a the T VEST beloved—and there. will his departure be supremely felt.
e 4
.4
~
_ag siee,n VESTRY.—The Rev. Rector Campbell presided HecohrasresplefotnadeNnyfe, but no family, to lament his loss.
l'iirlft 1 ')lll'tte'll7lig of
the Select Vestry on Tuesday, when it
e,
.130 . lii,t,kiti‘, at the proceedings of the Industrial School
~,O.ce AP re,„No"Ses contained the following minute :—" On the THE Loss OF THE FORERUNNER.—An oeffilcial inquiry
into the circumstances connected with th
4. pt:', 04 v tv,ved '. Mr. Hu.ghes, seconded by Mr. W. Jones it was
vos j, b 3; 1 ,hie i;, by a majority of three to two, that forty steamer off Point Lorenzo Madeira, has taken placsse?inLonis-
'ees don, before Admiral R h'
Mondaya nd Capes .
last,Walker,
when RG. Nn
v. e
rTnho The
[ sal ioi t. the isouay version of the Bible be obtained forthce" uls proceedings commenced oneY
o`.) ales a 4is Romanist children in the schools." The confirms- Kennedy, Lieut. Bedingfield, R.N., both passengers, and
ai"oe .• 4-,,,°f the proceedings was moved by Mr. Gardner, and
)f' ''; '"I a 44 e by Mr. Bradley,
nMr.,, Satchell objected to the the first and third e •
NiNation of the proceecli gs, and moved, as an amend- engineers, were examined. The effect
of their evidence was to confirm the charge of gross neg-
1/4t, that so much of the minutes as referred to the pur- lect against the captain in his manner of navigating the
110:0 ti 31,4 forty,. Donay Bibles be expunged by the board. A
-14 IN t 4 vessel, and the seizure of the boats by the crew to the et-
elusion of the passengers when the accident happened.
vo• iiii qv. cthaltrrisncraission followed, in the course of which the
iipdarchdeacon Brooks said that they had Lieut. Bedingfield stated that the vessel - bumped three
isiaot Ible'oblection ticii the
.Romanist children being allowed the times on the bar in coming out of Bonny River ; was run
sof cal tttit; the noua into 21 fathoms on the Arguin ; that the captain
_,..,,,,e_04 .
e,,
at y Bible, but they objected to their being never took an observation; and hatwhen remonstrated
o';')cvt,i kag `,41 the public expense. The motion for con- with about keeping so close to the land, he replied that he
iLiot 'os tl,4trit'.!4se Proceedings was then put, and lost by a
~ts if Oi.l 01 eleven to six. Mr. Satchell's amendment, ex- was a. doing so under orders. The inquiry was brought to
&tiles, 4eartitg,, the recommendation from the minutes of the c osecni Saturday, when a report was agreed to, in which,
i0,,,f10:• SNtiteete,,e, was declared carried. Mr. Whitt y subequently after alluding to the conduct of Capt. Johnstone, it said :
s.Putting these several circumstances together, and con-
iop, ' ri4e. tilY have the authority of the board to supply the
ato s a'ttist.emselves. The Chairman said, that was not a Riming how frequentlhe has b hi misconductgrilled
11" isl'isl illkls for the •
present discussion, it must come in the the vessel and the lives of the severals persons embarked
11,:le`osiel, . Iskl' Qss,°°rse- After the ordinary business had concluded, in her, and being impressed, most forcibly, with his cul-
pable abandonment of his post and of his authority, as
L;,l elf(
isitYroei beetnsw_ade some remarks on the subject of the old' captain of the vessel in the hour of danger, and at a
~ v, si ttliali, between the board and the Health Committee n ,moment when the preservation of discipline and order
st 1 .44 i g'ain
and d'
trey, -cao ti oh, , litie,
pu repudiated Mr. WGowan's interpretation I was especially required, we are of opinion that he is, from
f 054 Hoc
afterwardauthority of the board, and the members I incompetency, unfit to discharge the duties of a master of
s dispersed. I
osiaSss • %ni c, any British merchant vessel."
tile 0 f ,f. 1.. lIIITTEE.—The weekly meeting was held ma j AN AUSTRALIAN WIFE
"1.44 a °
, 104,1 t . tit'i, 14(14 , Dlr. c Turner • .
e, Sha.nd, Rohiinnsethe chair. Present :Messrs. 1 from a letter received by a
~syo•o3, tlltlesl/41e1
r 5 jtoe.! 1.
,4,i 43 ', aline; Healing.
foil'. ss.,re chstl'ess lead been des,
Py h ;t, lad se po
egss Oie,4l3lated inn sor
~, Oft it'al afse,,,.. os
leo!,
or .4: . bst, ...lug thr
to 4,v0 ',lrltor k True
,ed"l4'l '4 ,i'.tor s",'°,llld
a °sea -10.
g il,re!'jti 1,,;!, cl,.
1
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• '0,46' ia.

?dui's CI

1 R. 'V

Vatei, Esq., sat on

to hear ap-
the removal and transfer of licenses. The
-ere for, the n

of the usual routine

aracter, and possessed little public interest.
THE LANCASTER AND PRESTON RAILWAY.—An
journed meeting of this company was held on Monday,
Preston. Statistical explanations were gone into re-
vive to the supposed deficit of the receipts of the line which

week, Mr

ngaged the attention of the shareholders at their
ms meeting, and the report, on the whole, was con-

filer in

lei CU au...Lvov tn.., •
SEVERAL SUDDEN DEATHS have occurred during the
- •- • •

The total

. On Tuesday, Catherine Reilly, the wife of a joiner,
1. at 52, Great Homer-street, whilst talking to a
u at the end of Penrhyn-street, suddenly fell down
•—.(l. On the same day an old man, named Daniel
-adenly, at the house of his daughter, in

dden, died st

T-street

DEITU FROM INTEMPERANCE.—On Sunday morning,
William Boyd, a man fifty-two years of age, was found
dead in bed, in Lawrence-street. It appeared that the
deceased was much addicted to drinking, and for the last
six weeks had not been sober. On several occasions he
had been labouring under delirium tremens, and had been

under medical treatment for it.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.—On the 26th of last month a
man named Abraham Thompson, employed as a ware-
houseman in a cotton warehouse opposite Brunswick-dock,
while engaged in turning over some bales of cotton on the
top of a pile, fell down and fractured his leg in two places.
He was immediately conveyed to the Southern Hospital,
where every attention was paid to him, notwithstanding
wh?ch hedied on Sunday morning.
OBSEQUIES OF WILLIAM MACFIE, Esq.—Friday last
was the day fixed for conveying the remains of William
Macfie, Esq., of Langhouse, to the place of interment in the
West Church burying-ground of his fathers, beside the
spot consecrated as the resting place of Burns' " Highland
Mary." The funeral was a public one, as a tribute of re-
spect to the memory of so estimable a citizen.— Greenock
Advertiser.—Deceased was uncle of R. A. Macfie, Esq., of
this town. and three of his sons are partners with that

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accorda

wson, in tut.

t on tl

Custom-house
Ird roods.—A

0",190r that red fro;
tlll,l 17,1iir ()Ned Lie aPPrc
c°go 141 of the The C
L
I,lllltll'tr,lmPort:
:10fr ~140(1 Ihat the
ea to, VI 0,6, ih.,(lle eu. duty t
eititl, Rot that,
0011011,00. t si'';llt of leas,
d• ttra'
8 was the

—The following is an extract
gentleman in Wigan from his

.ustralia, who i

s formerly resident in Live

'hole of tl

pool. The lady referred to is a relative of a highly re-
spectable Liverpool family :—" I am sorry to inform you
that Andrew Badgery, Esq., the proprietor of the Braid-
wood Diggings, has had a serious attack of epilepsy,
'hich had well nigh proved fatal. During his sickness,
`,ad good occasion to bless the happy day which gave
•- i►trs. Bader was at his every call, attend-
the time, required more
grapple with them. She has

rs, which, at

mind to

Mr. B. was

is very small

lake a trip to Sydney

,mber, and most wretched

li. resolvec

:er her ; she did so
on the !journey

I saw her mounted on

r cream-coloured pony, intending to ride with her hus-
nd to Manerro, a distance of one hundred miles, know-
re impassable, except by
;t insurmountable diffk-
1. Talk about affection
.alia to see it in, its

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