The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01 00:00:00

be prevalent among the birds'. The cause, in
Jity, was the uncommon wetness of the months

If we have a continuance of sunshine
have greatly recovered 'before the 12th
are the chief sufferers, and their diseafg

tg binds
said to

be tapeworm. On the who/et the sport
ar will, it is hoped, be superior to that Of last

RNED CONVICTS.—GIasgow is at present infested
- kers. They commenced operations
ir, and have become so daring

and I S

pprehended, and have turne.

convicts. During the existence of the

it works

:lit of a

This associa-

tribution of prize
which ti

being giver
• THE To

a subject
)r WILSON

Tam US

th the leading hit
7, artistic, and fol

ssociation ha

Herald, t

t now, before, in many instances, the -half
ishment is concluded, dangerous characters
upon society, without the most distant hint

honties.

was convicted of the murder of Mary Richards, before Mr.
Justice Wightnaan, on Tuesday, at Exeter, has cOnfessed
himself the murderer. He states that he* left his home
with the hammer in his pocket with the determination of
murdering some person. That upon meeting MariAlleti,
the girl who had some conversation with him earlier in
the day, he resolved in his mind.to kill-her,-but that he
missed the opportunity. Subsequently Mary Richards.
came In his way, and then he murdered her. ^ "
- 1:11E T.A.W.—The following table shows the increase of

of Colonel Brow
airman of the Executive Comm
the solicitor, and C. L. Gruneisen.

anciful, and FAED, '
manners : of MACS

I Knox,M.P., vice

,INGTO7c.f Muityza.—Llewellyn liarvpy, who

Wu- 1

superior courts of common law and in the
—Number of actions brought—Queen's
21,221; 1852, 21,625 ; 1853, 22,994. Cdm-
.Bsl, 14,398; 1852, 17,897; 1853, 16,106.
Exchequer, 1851, 29,828; 1852, 29,616 ; 1853, 33,414.
Total, 1851, 65,447; 1852, 69,120; 1853, 72,514. County-
courts, 1851, 441,643; 1852, 474,149; 1853, 484,946. The
number of rules for new trials argued in the year has
averaged 64 in the Queen's Bench, 42 in the Common

Bench, 185

Exchequer. Six appeals from the revising
argued in 1851, eight in 1852, and only

SERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.--A public meet-
inhabitants of Lincoln was held a few d
[Light Hon. R. A. Christopher, M.P.

f Edin

aon, consistia

yasesses a steady annul
ich is husbanded wit

Jar zne society to explain its plans
The Chairman addressed the meeting with
,ting out the commercial advantages of the
-ell as the important political privilege
d franchise, whilst no shackle or control
society on any one joining its ranks.
e some interesting statistics of the ex-
.css of the society from its formation on
1852, to the present period. Thirteen
s had been allotted, and three estates were in prepa-
to be distributed amongst the members. L. P.
h, Esq., a magistrate, stated that, having had an op-
anity o viewing the St. Margaret's Estate, Richmond,
&value so convinced that the society was a safe specu-
n, that he had taken several completed shares, and he
Thatytch
lr
wed and
aennddediural.l3h. ias.frimexnodns todothe sanie
seconded,
a resolution,
-4;ve Land Society, this meeting is of opinion that
ing heard the explanation of the deputation of the

freehoh.

uonservativ
r guided by good feel- it is worthy of support." Colonel Knox and J.G. Steven-
taste. While on the
the " Modern Athens," son having moved a vote of thanks to the chairman, the
J, I perceive that mea- meeting separated, after the announcement that several
shares would be immediately subscribed for.