The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-05 00:00:00

)se it up for us,

Police-court, on Tuesday, James Te

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Two Ro]stis

Welsh ha(
allowed her £1 during that to

:ed his wi

years with anotl

r married wom

The priests, accord-
to the complainant, came to him on Saturday, made

) on his knees, beat him

they ga've to his wife and returned tin
with whom he lived. The assault v
Mr. Davis stated, that they were ofte

[led his I t

;s1 to the•woman I to t

not der

pntes, and athipted this mode
sof

mermber'of their flock. Mr.
the defendants would have

ed, but in

more force under the

n called on to settle ve
'orming a reprobate ar

ieigh, the mapstr
been justified in using even

numstances,

ssed the c

Two days

furrier's shop

AN OLD TRICK.—We read in the Siecle
ago an elegantly-dressed female entered a
near the Palais Royal, and, after looking over smith
.4;elc,a_ fixed on a muff and tippet marked at 450 f. `l7(

a similar one, as the watermen and fishermen averred, had ./.-/,-,.a, ....,- --- - ---
never before been observed. One of the largest of them, will send them to me,' said she, with a bill receipted, to
from his plunges out of and on the surface of the water, the restaurant of M. L-----L, in the Rue St. Honore, who
and the constant lashing of his tail after one of the is a relative of mine, and where lam residing during my
steamers passed through the shoal, was supposed to have stay in Paris. Let them come at four o'clock precisely,
been struck by one of the steamer's paddles. -He, how- which is my dinner hour, and when I shall be sure to be
.._, _.i ...—.4.1,„ 1,:—„---;,--. ...„,1 c.ii,,‘,...,1 at home.' At the hour appointed, a shopman presented

you the money,

o me the favour tc
Marenues, fox

took their departure down the river.
A NEW STRAWBERRY.--We have just received from While Igo and fetc..
M. Jacob Makoy, of Liege,.some trusses of fruit of a new sit down and taste our 'green oysters of
strawberry, called the Bakes d'Automne, produced in which the house is famous ; Eugene, she added,
the open ground, that we think so highly of the variety as calling one of the waiters, ' bring this gentleman a dozen
to judge it worthy very special notice. It is said to have of green oysters, and a bottle of Sauterne.' The shopman
been raised from a kind of Alpine without runners, known at first refused this politeness, but at length assented.
among the French by the name of the Perpetuelle rouge, Quitting .her dinner, the lady took her purchases and
sans coulans, crossed with the British Queen. Its scapes showed them to
ham the dame sde cmoir, who expressed her
the then left bv a private door

the British Queen. Its which lea to fruit is most abundant, middle- tile sinan W1...1%-a v 5....... —, -
sized, ovate, red, with the grains prominent, or but slightly man sat for some time without suspicion, enjoying his
embedded; the calyx is rather small. The flesh is solid oysters and wine, but at length growing impatient, he
throughout, juicy, and as rich as that of the male parent, spoke to the dame de comptoir, requesting her to ask the
but more acid. The truss has more of the habit of growth lady, the relative of the master of the house, to settle the
of the Alpine varieties of strawberry than of the British bill, as he was anxious to return 1— -
Queen. M. Makoy states that he saw, on the 6th of No- to an explanation, and the shopman learnt, to his coup._
vember, old plants of the above, in the open ground, as tion, that his customer was only known from having come
.g. •,_ ,__. ~._.... ,1.,. i there within the last two or three days to take her meals