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

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PIPES.—On Tuesday, before the ma-
ascot, Mr. Docwra's representative was
Lor tin infringement of the Turnpike Act, by
ng stones on his new work, to protect the pipes
.cely laid from injury. The information was laid by
order of Mr. Pyebus, the surveyor of the road. It was
elicited, however, in evidence, that Mr. Pyebus had twice
the quantity of large stones, and wooden horses, to protect
.ide of the road. The magistrates, who expressed
:th regard to the recent misunder-
sed the nominal fine of D.
W 'c WATER WORICS.—The

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.eURCHABE or . IGA. - the week ending Saturday; the 2nd instant, were s. , the
long-pending arbitration, which is to settle the price that
number the previous week having been 207, and in the
the Corporation of the borough must pay for the present
corresponding week of former years 225. The mortality
water works to the private company, to whom they
was therefore fully ten per cent. below the average. The
belong, is to be held next week in London. Sir William
Cubittdeaths in the parish were 145, and in the out-townships
has been chosen umpire by the arbitrators ; Mr.
56. From diseases of the zymotic class, 66 deaths were
s2,is Bateman, of Manchester, on behalf of the Corporation ;
registered, of which there were from measels, 12, scoria-
ei NsoufailOYAL LA.NCASHIRE MILITIA. The corn- and Mr. Hawksley, of Liverpool, on behalf of the Water
5 f wei eer of this regiment, Captain and Adjutant Works Company. Ou Thursday the umpire and arbitra-
tina, 11, typhus, 8, diarrhoea, 4, cholera, 3, smallpox, (not
vviaocuscin:htreede)
wl.eekDsi,sweaasseboeflotwhethleunavgesr,aignec,luadnidngduricoinisgumlaspt-
t . ' let r, has issued. instructions, calling out the 2nd tors visited Wigan, and inspected the works. They cora-
tb 011 ea shire Militia for permanent duty, to com- menced their sittings yesterday. tion, caused 72 deaths. The temperature, as in the pre-
`o4t Monday, next, for training and exercise, on the WA.LLA BEY PUBLIC OFFICES.—The new offices for the week its variations were unusually great—the mean daily
.`ti, the Stonehouse, Waterhouse-lane, Everton. Wallasey local board of health are situate in Church- temperature, which, on Sunday was 35 8-10ths degrees,
A Illk , tl.nTo DEATH.—On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Stran- street, at the corner of King-street, Egremont, and have rose to 45 6-10ths on Wednesday, and afterwards fell to 41
eihete` wife of a labouring man residing -at No. 12, been formed out of a dwelling-house, which has been degrees by the end of the week. The horizontal motion
Tie, Formby-street, went out to purchase a
. her
r 0 ill th son John, two years old, and another altered to suit the purposes of the board. The board of the air sllmiles daily,b • 70cent
averaged being per more
room is a very neat and capacious apartment, being 25 than the average. Rain fell on every day except Sunday
_ sO. Ohe se house. On her return, in a quarter of an , feet long by 16 feet wide. In the building there are also and Monday, the total amount being about one inch.
W,,,' s'a oatuld the former struagline• on the floor, his
PT Pa- 're,and his hands trying' ' keep ,the
to e flames ! offices for the law clerk, the surveyor, and the collector, LIVERPOOL LAW SOCIETT.—The annual report of the
cl#l kt' face• She A k 14n.-.• wrapped her own clothes round him besides many other conveniences. The whole are hand-
sornely and appears to have been committee of this society has just been issued. The society
Liar aa seished the fire ;but he was so much burnt that - furnished, everything ' • now consists of 117 members : during the year two new
done to add to the comfort both of the members of the
. . members have been admitted, and three members have
O" ta°sll \Yednesday night. board and the public officers of the parish. The building retired. The accounts of the treasurer show a balance of
:s'"' ke AOBBERY —On Wednesday, between eleven
tor ,P4txtcl'elack, • belongs to Mr. Allison, of Woolton, and has been let on a £ll2 17s. 10d. to the credit of the society. It is stated
ot as Us, ss some person entered the house of Mr. J. lease of 21 years at a rental of £4O a year. The alterations that the alterations in the mode of procedure in the
,ial 11,1,;‘,liss'•_?, Upper Stanhope-street. from a back pas- have been made at the expense of the board. Chancery Court of Lancashire have caused a considerable
, 6 Old of Edmund-street, and stole seven silver
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON BOARD A STEA-MER--On increase in the business of the court, and that in conse-
it; .''to., isa,,,olle silver egg spoon, one salt spoon, and four
Wednesday afternoon, just as one of the Monk's Ferry quence of a recent reduction in the scale of fees the expense
I.s a!°118, but
spoons. At the time there was no one in
d, IN, , Vaalt the servant, who was engaged in the bed- steamers was leaving" the Landing-stage at Liverpool, aof proceedings has been considerably decreased. The court
01. `t°l) 'refoot d b day the
Al t 4. ask _ e oys are seen every on walls rope gave way, and suddenly and violently whirled round now possesses great advantages for local suitors, and is
the arm of one of the boatmen, named John Marshall. convenient for solicitors practising in the district. The
o, eel,. of those houses, and it is quite as necessary
The poor fellow's right arm was most dreadfully lacerated. public and the profession are greatly indebted to the Vic-
e-07 il44ie4 to walk up those back entries during the
' °I, nial t• He was taken across to Birkenhead in the steamer, and Chancellor and to the District Registrar for having so
,the ti• )41 1 . on arrival there was conveyed to the Hospital, when it greatly promoted and extended the efficiency of the court.
act" 0 s 4321- STARVITION.—AIice Brown, a widow,
was found that amputation was necessary, and this opera- The committee regret that nothing has been done towards
;tie Zil, atears, residing in Boardman-street, Harpurhey, ~
tion was performed on Wednesday evening, the arm being the establishment of a system of authorised examination
J Ater,til was in receipt of 2s. per week from the
taken off about two inches below the elbow. He after- into the general education of persons desirous of becoming
if° e 11''.48 Union,
to and
be , in consequence of an impression
forced to go into the Workhouse, on
wards became much worse, and appehred to be sinking articled clerks, or towards improving the . existing system
1111 t '
, about
? a '4 the resolution to starve herself. On Sunday under the effects of the accident. of examination before admission as attorneys and solicitors.
1.1 Iv4tki Fame-officer found her in a dying state in her MEETING OF ass CONSUMERS.—On Thursday, a REMARKABLE DEA:TH.—An inquest wai held on Friday,
.10 ,'lostuahe died soon afterwards. After her death meeting of gas consumers of Liverpool was held in the on the body of William Reed, aged 48, a married man,
~e 0 ~l °od
U. 4sl. in money were found in her house. Common-hall, Hackin's-hey, to consider the reply of the who lived at No. 4, Prudhoe-street. He was scarcely ever
:00 41)4414`),1c BOARD OF HEALTH---The monthly meeting United Gas Company, agreeing to consent to the appoint- sober, and on Tuesday afternoon was drinking at Lobley's
sili 1.11141 Tuesday, at the Aigburth Hotel, Mr. J. A. meat of a gas-meter inspector by the Town Council or public-house, Brunswick-road. Mrs. Lobley left him in
:,„r 1/4;N:se chair. The proceedings of the committee Recorder, on the same terms as were contained in the the bar for a few moments, and, on her return, she
set trail ref confirmed. A desultory conversation took Bristol and Clifton Act- A committee was appointed to noticed that Reed had been at the rum .cask, and accused
, Itars, ex•ence to the sanitary powers of the board ; collect information as to the duties, payment, &c., of the him of it. He had his mouth full of rum, at the time,
Ole t;.114 %eventually agreed that the owners of certain inspectors of gas-meters in London, Bristol, and Bolton. and, in his haste to swallow it, and deny the accusation,
The committee were also authorised to wait on the he gurgled and appeared to be choking, and suddenly fell
0 t!,,,t4.ll,e,rteighbourhood on which there are ponds of
Finance Committee, and explain their views to that back insensible. As it was thought that he was merely
tile, a 3 s,•bea.to be a nuisance, should be required to drain
body, and subsequently to call a public meeting on the overpowered with drink, he was laid on a• form, but as be
sea C,lasfancn as possible, and then to fill them up in a
subject.
sli .4 e Ulna • did not appear to recover, Mrs. Lobley became alarmed,
y ,4 Io tic • This concluded the business.
THE MANCHESTER FREE LIBRARY.—The annual and sent him home in a car about five o'clock. He was
4,01 16 ,ti u, ELAtET .—A good deal of curiosity was mani-
r.report of the committee of the Manchester Free Library, placed in a chair, and remained in that position, having
, ,st. ir eas
a, ea „s esday, at the Underwriters'-rooms, by the
oli Vaea " a Russian helmet taken at the Alma. It is psi., issued, states that during the year ending the sth never spoken from the time of Mrs. Lobley's accusation
001 irlikrit of solid leather, polished very highly. There is of September the total issues from the reference and lend- until eight o'clock on Wednesday night, when Dr. Shain
ing departments have been 142,345 volumes, being an was called in, and applied mustard poultices and other
stied ;‘:ft ear a rifle bullet entering at the back, just above
~,as s.,t• On the front is a brass ornament, with the average daily issue of 487 volumes. During the first eight remedies, but without effect, and the man died that
10- Vss ti`lagle, and the number 32 in the centre. From months of 1854, as compared with the first eight months night. Dr. Shain, having made a post mortem examine-
; tee o,,ere issues a brass pillar which revolves, and in of 1853, there has been an increase in the issues from the tion, stated that the cause of death was sanguineous
$i ,ge lot which there is an aperture that shuts and opens reference library of 20 per cent., and an increase in those apoplexy, brought on by excessive drinking ; and a verdict
f" 'qt "t of the from the lending library of about 9 per cent. The issues to that effect was found.
is E t wearer, and this is used as a ventilator.
from the reference department have been in theology, BALL or THE ROYAL MERSEY YACHT Ceuse—On
00, r.`I4,,,,_IVETtI'OOL POULTILY Snow which is fixed to
•" ,Va on av ' 1 348 volumes ; philosophy, 1,417 ; history, 20,538 ; law, Wednesday the annual ball of this club was held in the
11• Nit qowin ednesday, the 17th of January next, and politics, and commerce, 2,395 ; sciences and arts 8,578 ; Town-hall, under the patronage of the Countess of Sefton,
Ors— g days, is creating much interest among theand 1 ra h 30 302 • total, 64 578 ' Out of Mrs. B. H. Jones (who were unavoidably- absent), 'and
Reis of the neighbourhood.The exhibition
literature
issuepo yg py, , . . .
an aggregate in the lending department of 155,000 Mrs. Tobin, the wife of the Mayor. The officers of the
ss,Na thee
~suuder the patronage of the Earl of Sefton. volumes since the opening of the institution, only seven club present were the commodore, Mr. Thomas Littledale,
'of i •""eY pa' • 4,e different classes, seven silver the vice-commodore, Mr. B. H.. Jones, the -treasurer, Mr.
have been actually lost. F' I Fletcher, and thy

~ t})„,
_.,,f prizes .---
a l'Of pe: value of six guineas each, will be awarded, in- —' -
WEST DERBY GUA.RDIA.NB.—At the weekly meeting of There-were--
upwards .r
vf
far west. It is asserted that in the north of Texas, towaras
aitoa tairaaaltlarY premiums, for the best Pen of Pencilled honoraryW . Tetl eys,eteht
secretary,
b - 1 i3elarr ei
eiNlliro.g a d eiu ra ..,. _
or eoehin ajiired Hamburgh, Polish, Spanish, Dork- this board, on Wednesday, the Rs ev. Mr.tßadnall presided. Arkansas, as well as in the State of New Mexico and the
Sid- six hundred personsy present, ;moneat whem were the
ere were also present es Messrs: ,
.adjacent Indian territory, gum has been found in inex-
a-114 ''a exhib;s:
ea 'a, na, and Game Fowls. The prize vases
deley, Wensley, G. Harrisoni, Pitts, Morris, Kirkus, I
Abrahams, Mayor,
.Mr. William Brown, al.P.,Mrs. William. Brown,
eine street. ";rnig at the shop of Messrs. Jones and Sons, haustible quantities, and of a character scarcely, if at all,
Y k Wili 1, The 23rd of the present month is • the last Ledger, Daley, Smith, Mountfield, Heyes, Lightbody, Mr. Haigh and party, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Moss, Mr.
inferior to that imported from the East. It is gathered
aa; ;it to
entries can be made. James Buck, Alpass, Whitty, M`Gee, and Shaw. The Thomas Littledale, Mr. and Mrs. Washington Jackson,
from the mezquite tree —a kind of acacia, abundant in
aa" ktl,"t• 11. COURT.— In this court, on Wednesday, balance in the hands of the treasurer was stated to be Mr. Henry Myers and family, Miss Tobin, Mr. J. P. Hey-
that section of the county es eciall in elevated and dry
,11' 41\ ,Akt lOU of th •localitiesexudes y'
I)
Y.
reas , ta, ,se e right to condemn a vessel called the 21,338 ss. On the motion of Mr. Alpass, seconded by wood, Mr. Arthur Henderson, Mr. B. Heywood Jones,
, and spontaneously in a semi-fluid state
choeinbia”rgk
iolefatrhl3e,
ctorlunoukrlasnsdbbforearxnpc;lsr,ets..
no3:nl?ht,,aAr. duekinztg,
lea'ae seized by the Custom House officers, at Leith, Mr. Kirkus, it was resolved, " That the guardians having Mr. Tindall Bright, Mr. ThomPson, banker, Mr. William
ly Ily 4of September, on suspicion of being Russian had laid before them the report of Mr. Brown, the inspec- Rathbone, jun., Mr. and Mrs. Fairril, Mr. Woodhouse,
a tv ,
as, ih esB Was considered. A claim was given in for her for of schools, are much surprised at its tone. They con- yr. Addison, Mr. Ashton, Woollen; Mr. Kelsall, Mr.
steerthat the charge he has indirectly made against the Tetley, Mr. Bateson, Mr. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, afarinloddmbSeteptember are the monthse
op skth I'S. Bahr, Behrend, and Co, of Liverpool, who
guardians is uncalled for, and that the inspector has gone quantity from h f eac....ree varies from'''. an'' lotincle,t'onthreee
,b, that no enemy had any direct or indirect interest inMr. Bolton Case, Mr. Edwin Latham, Mr. Pemberton
Sh,,lt the claim was subsequently withdrawn.—The beyond his duty in such a procedure, and request him
• to Heywood, Mrs. Pemberton Heywood, Mrs. J. C. Ferni- Pounds, which may be greatly increased by incisions.
ia,
.\4B advocate now prayed the court to condemn the state the grounds for his observations : and further, that hough, Colonel Derinzy, Lieutenant-Colonel Swan, Staff- Even as it is, a good hand, it is said, would probably be
ay Var. Lushington the judge, said there was no doubt a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Mr. Brown, and Adjutant Edwards, and several officers of the Lancashire able to collect from 101 b. to 201 b. a day. Should it -com-
a' leat a great fraud had been attempted to be practised copies of the same resolution, and of the report of Mr. Militia in uniform. The proceeds are to be given to the
7 court by the claimants. He must condemn the Brown, to the Poor-law Board and Council of Educationa' Patriotic Fund. The refreshments were supplied by Mr. wand one-half of the prices paid for gum arable, the
gathering of it will, in the opinion of the United States'
kid condemn the parties in the costs of the proceed- Upon the recommendation of the chaplain, it was resolved Lynn, of the Waterloo. Hotel, gratuitously, and were the
to b to give two of the female pupil teachers £5 each, in addi- themeof general praise during the night.. Not content Superintendent of Indian Affairs, by whom it was tested,
afford
iaaaaaapano.—This new paddle-steamer, of 750 tons tion to the payment they are entitled to under their with supplying the ordinary supper or refreshment room employment for thousands of the wild . Indians of
the plains, so as to constitute it a most valuable article of
teo horse power, belonging to the South American engagements. The clerk was directed to write to the in the most sumptuous and liberal style, Mr. Lynn, in ad- traffic on the western frontier. - - . .
he engage- diiion to this, had the table in the Council-room groaning CHEAP PAPER.—It is alleged that a method of supply-
tia 'lleral Steam Navigation Company, was
sa ,r . successfully Poor-law Board, requesting directions as. to t _
ana uesday, when, although loaded with a full cargo
kskatthe beneathgamepie, in the manufacture• • serious •
meet of an assistant-master at the Boys' School, a gigantic
as and 'ktland ten days' fuel, she accomplished a speed of over, Workhouse. A vote of thanks was given to the chaplain 150 head of game were used. This pie was admitted on lately been brought to great perfection; the staple employed
r , fits Per hour during a strong wind and heavy cross for " his indefatigable attention to the schools." It was all hands to be the finest thing Of ita kind ever seen in being the fibre of common flax. To be productive of
of pyre Pampero was built by Mr. John Laird ; Messrs. resolved that a call be at once made on the several owner- Liverpool, and formed one of the great attractions of the good results, however, either to • the manufacturers, the
a' e `eY andships in the union, for the sum of £10,551, according to evening. Besides this monster pie two huge barons of nation, or the Excise, it must be &inducted on a large
a • la, Co. constructed the
engines,
and Captain
the statement produced by the clerk ; one moiety of such beef graced the ends of the table,- and to this splendid scale by a public company, and, although persons of
aal, Oryarara is in cammand of her. Her arrangements
Oa aaaehe,amalaact and tasteful. Her chief saloon is an the
amount to be paid on or before the 19th instant, and
treat all parties were freely welcomed Dancing was kept capital and ability are represented to be ready to engage
a"' cala 60 feet in length and eleantly fitted. The remainder on or before the 13th of February next. It waswith• luntil late h .
up greatspin a our. in it immediately, they refuse, with the prudence of busi-
Pr ati'llat --di is provided •th adjunct to luxury and
0, , a wi every
plan of Dr. Duncan, at a cost
a or ouse, according to a
V khunderstand, been augmented b the accession of the new enterprise without a charter of limited liability. From
aa, ti al aan
there is a commodious cabin forward for
not exceeding £126 18s. Mr. John Croly was appointedand l ndid r Ifßlue '
sp e . c ipper-s ip Jacket, which is now on the passive obstructiveness of the Board of Trade, such a
kaaa clap passengers, of whom she will accommodate
d sll3"a(lit sailed temporary master of the Union Hospital for four weeks the berth loading for Melbourne. This vessel, it will be charter, it appears, cannot be procured, and another is
oe ale ion to 50 first-class.• She on Sunday,
sou at a salary of twenty-five shillings per week. A remembered, was built as a sister-ship to the Red Jacket. thus apparently added to the numerous eases of complaint •
4.niails, and a full complement of goods and pas- a ,
a 0 ail%) 'e Lisbon Md • Brazils, and the River Plate,
r 3 .so ~., a efra, cheque was ordered to be given to Mr• Clayton for £176 The " Po',' line has been fortunate in the sailing qualities that, whatever may now be the merits or urgency of an
3s. 6d., his commission and charges as architect. The of
its ships,. and also in the skill and . urbanity of its object, it must be abandoned, or at all events deferred
, e nle time will be the only means of steam cora-
cal 'it ital between this and those
Sato aa . country
for 01,4,c,667 in the corresponding week last year. There were 85 Passage of the fine ship Queen of the Seas, which made a to account in the usual fashion by some set of adventurers
vla a aro . AND OHOCKING DEATH OF IN INFANT.— cases in. the hospital. splendid run out to Australia in '• - . and
ola, aaatoaay, an inquest was held before Mr. Wakley, at a., Cape Otwa in 68 Li • T
Y. days from vet pool. he excellence of questions of liability, limited or unlimited.
aa' ', '''il• 11 London godof child, nine ths
ta ,a,,,a at on they a mon Two UOLLIERY OWNERS CHA.RGED WITH FELONY.— accommodation, superior sailing comforts, and the atten-
ed ' 'sly 'led of by a large incised The owners of the Arley Colliery, near Wigan, Messrs. tion of the 'ship
ire' it
~:11 the f hemorrhage, occasioned it appeared James and Thomas Gidlow, and Daniel Battersby, theirauthoritatively that the governor-general has consented
ae a,, par ()rearm. From the evidence
al Valet ants and other relatives of the deceased were manager, have been committed for trial at the assizes, on presented to Captain Gardner, h• . • lat Port to his post for at least another year. We believe,
on as arrival
_also, that even those who have felt the weight of his
Oa ''ell ae4.11, Sunday evening, while he was left in the a charge of drowning, or filling with water, certain mines Philip, and published i th M
511: ,
.aear-aaa'ara s, in charge of his sister, a girl about thir- of the Earl of Balcarres. The Arley estate adjoins that of 13th September ; it is attested
e below,
tie Argr of the censure—and he has no other enemies—will rejoice in
ed N',llld o' age. She came down stairs and stated that the Earl of Balcarres, and across the surface of -the former and is as follows :—" Sir, We, —een
the 13:n-cdineresigignied uaes, this annotincement. Even they will allow, that the states-
ref altwa-s bleeding: The father, a microscopical in-
• runs a tributary of the river Douglas, called the Arley- cabin passengers, on board the 'hi Queen first man who conducted us through the Punjab war is the
of the Seas, best ruler for the empire in a European crisis,—that the
r 'e t,i4p,. 6,,,4laker,immfaia
tely ran up, and found the blood brook. Originally a vein of coal from the surface of the request of you to accept best stank our . s . for the unveraed
)0 e ki'vq,:"4l an extensive wound on the child's arm, at earth passed close under the Arley-brook; and, gradually kinds
Y d tt C financier who converted the Five per Cents., may well
b' ii a . a
rah one agat ; the bed-clothes being deluged with blood, dipping downwards under the Arley estate, passed also ness
yean a en ion we experienced from you during face
our t voyage. We are aware that .. '
an approval on the growing difficulties of the opium revenue,° and
'1,440() - "Ls own razors, stainedwith blood, I • on under the land of the Earl of. Balcarres. The coal under that the author of the Railway Report is of all men the
11 le r The
chil(alzors, . f lying
the the Arley estate was much of it worked out many years our part of the skill and capabilities you have exhibited, one best fitted to carry out the gigantic improvements.
IA a taints a surgeon was speedily removed
nd re child ago, and that under the estate of the Earl of. Balcarres is -Ln conducting this noble vessel to her destination, would now in contemplation. For ourselves, we believe Lord
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'o4teriltillg state,asprocured, whostanding,esuperfluous to a gentleman of your high professional -
loss of blood. He ad- now in course of being worked. An act of great folly Dalhousie's stay to be absolutely essential to the empire.
n• ~ ad n„ , causes by the
. be
,repe Va 4 and and dressed the wound. It slightly was committed
.by the parties whooriginally worked the nautical experience; yet still we cannot deny ourselvesmatured by •
via Vag came
he left it. Shortly after his departure the Arley estate mine, for they got the coal close under the the pleasure of stating, that the time and exertion you experience as well as intellectual. ability, and
IJ'„ e kYLßetlt Ince off, the bleeding recommenced, and he was bed of the brook, and up to the surface of the earth, where the great difficulties to be faced are half obviated by the
devoted to your professional duties, on man occasions of
ar'el aarti For ; butwhile - • •it cropped out. The result has been that, when the brook Y confidence the Executive reposes .in the capacity of its
to : Las ent
.di ed. The he was replacing the dressing the most arduous nature, has always-elicited our warmest
00,' Oitjat the coroner expressed his opinion as of havegot
has been overflowed, large quantities water Praise chief. Above all, every year of his reign consolidates that
se and admiration. In taking our leave of you, and .
P un't li his the greatpoliticalnecessity of the •
1 y w lc
alai a, aa. wound had not been made b a razor; but down into the workings and flooded them. The portion as a slight testimonial of the respect and esteem with —Friend of India.
alai 'takela, as elicited from any of the witnesses,of the vein of coal under the land of the Earl of Balcarres
el' e ''4vi,' examination and upon a which
we regard you, both as a commander and as a gen-
t)) the as _ re-examination, to show that being on the lowest level, of course his works . depend en- tleman, we beg your acceptance of a silver snuff-box, with EXTRA.ORDINARY PROCEEDINGS IN A THEATRE.—
et Ve of
for entertaining a suspicion of foul play tirely on care being taken to leave a- sufficient barrier be- inscription, and be assured, sir, that the recollections of The Hon. Arthur Annesley, of the 92nd Regiment (a por-
`Olt 'atill thart of any of the faniily, and a verdict was re- tween the two sets of workings. Such a barrier, it is kindness
your. shall never fade from- our memories, an
le' 11'ga thet the deceased died from loss of blood by a alleged, had been left, and the charge against Messrs. Wallace, 92nd Regiment, and James Bannatyne; merchant,
athat in whatever part of the world our fate may allot us,
sa la) tiler arm, but how such wound had been pro- Gidlow is, that on or about the 13th of October they did we shall unceasingly form the best wishes for your future .
appeared at the Police-court, yesterday, to prefer a com-
eDe aaca „e was no evidence to prove. maliciously cause about 10,000 tons of water to flow into h • d . „ plaint against Mr. Paumier, an actor of considerable
ha an prosperity.
~,e,
i,1.4Q-,OIIItiTTEE.
The weekly meeting was held on the subterranean workings of the collieries communicating SELECT. VESTRY.-At the forriightly bold, on Tuesday, merit, for an assault committed in the theatre on Wed-
. ile' 1)114e!Ir ' Mr• C. Turner • •-. a atread with those of the Earl of Balcarres, with intent to delaynesday evening. Mr. M`Lean appeared for the prosecu-
W.eF°Tvan superintendent the chair.—Arepo was
the workings and to damage and destroy ; the same. the Bev. Rector Campbell presided. A discussion ensued
tion, and Mr. Tittle for Mr. Paumier. On the case being
„_. ative to the of the Albert Dock ware- on the proceedings of the Finance
Committee, who had,
This charge has been made before the magistrates of Paumier not being forthcoming,proof of
called on, Mr.
art N.mtDet e flooding of one of the vaults stored on the strength of a letter from Mr. Lowndes, paid £207
tyler Skt fror, one It appeared that the water had gained Wigan, and by the 7th and Bth of George IV., cap. 30, arrears of funeral fees, to which the rectors were entitled, the service of the summons was given.. Mr. McLean
aiae, attarect rear," the hydraulic machines, eaused by the s. 6, the offence, if proved, is made felony, and is punish- but had not hitherto' claimed. They had been receiving stated the facts of the complaint.. It appeared that on
fe.", Male. semaaa in which a workman had packed a joint able with imprisonment or transportation. Mr. Peace, sixpence, and now claimed to receive half-a-crown, on each Wednesday evening the play of " The •Hunchback" was
ateu !ai tiale dareaa7e of the pro -• the ault was injured,
perty in v the manager of the colliery of Lord Balcarres, and a num- parish funeral. Mr. Lowndes, in his letter, was of opinion performed in the theatre, Mr. Paumier enacting the part
PP \ ender-ae was estimated at about The
aa a the e, f £loo. matter bey of other colliery - managers, gave evidence, and the
that the rectors could not claim arrears extending beyond ante was created by persons laughing, arid otherwise
°''' NC li 'MU . • A received
tiea, further inquiry.— report was magistrates, after hearing it, said it was their painful duty -of the currentparochial M
. the commencement
Toad tat, alea • '-'`'nr-masters' committee, to the effect that to send the case for trial. Bail, however, was accepted tor. Gardner was for referring the matter back to the coin-
'N 4et • ni the conceiving that a part of it emanated from the com-
pa, with a_ employ of the dock trust had been the prisoners until the assizes. mittee that further legal opinion might be taken on the •
plamants, who were seated in one of the private boxes,
'al as I) s'ealing copper from a vessel at the Clarence EXTRACT OF FLESIL—At the meeting 'of the Man- legality' of the .claim.—The Chairman : The real matter
, aro ock. aa Lockettsaid went to the box, and spat in each of their faces, striking
tat tas a. aae.__ r•
vaeati bei
inlorandum had been made in order t° Pre' Professor Frankland directed attention to a very important receiving sixpence where we were entitled to half-a-crown.
lamants went round to the stage of 'the theatre, where
0 aaa !, en the g again employed.—A letter from Mr. discovery. recently made by Professor Liebig, relative to aWe have given up to the parishioners at least £5,000. the met Mr. Cooke, the manager, who. asked Mr. Paumier
1 aatt:.raaes, w subject of the high charges for the large highly nutritive food for invalids. The great object was The fee originally was sixpence. The parishioners in the cause of his conduct, thecomplainants alleging that
iitittati 4 " referred to the harbour-masters' com- the production of a material which should contain all the general vestry, in 1829, agreed that the fee should be they had done nothing improper. -Mr Paumier said, " you
0 Iti?i to letter was read from Mr. Hargreaves, calling constituents requisite for the formation of blood, and half-a-crown in the churches and parish cemeteries. That lie," and left the theatre. The complainants said they
wheels thel necessity of providing chains for locking which, at the same time, should be capable of assimilation resolution of theirs was sanctioned by the Bishop, and l,
wou abe satisfied if Mr. Paumier would make a public
t'':oto tja carts and trucks when descending the with the least possible expenditure of the vital force. This by the Church Commissioners, and then became part apology for his conduct, which. Was naclorib. ' Mr. Cooke,
~,,,,r,ile ieetti:rding-stage, ae,,, in order to prevent acct- object had not. hitherto- been accomplished: Beet' tea, and parcel of the law. It is engraven in brass and however, expressed his regret. for. what occurred to the
L.. ~...., ,„.4,4, poninnttee of which was the nearest approach to it, did not contain the put up in the parish churches. It has since beewforegone ; audience. Mr. Tracy inquired if .Mr. Paumier was in
why, we don't know. But we now demand it. If the court ? Mr. Tittle said he was not; he was likely by this
parishioners refuse it, I, for one, will unquestionably time in the Crimea. Mr. Tracy • said in that case he
bring an action at law against the Finance Committee. should issue a warrant for his apprehension. • 'lnforma-
-1 don't know whether my venerable friend has any such tion having been lodged by one of the complainants, the
intention.—The Yen. Archdeacon Brooks said he was warrant was accordingly issned.,-Belfait ilfereary. •
sure, whatever was just, the vestry would do.—The Chair-
man continued :We now intend to demand our legal fee, AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.--Gar readers are aware
and you will find that it is a legal claim.—Mr. Chesney ; that the Government is endeavouring to obtain' the statis-
Will it be paid out of the church-rates ?—The Chairman : tics of agriculture through the agency ef boards of g
It has been another gross error of the churchwardens to man's. In some of the rural districts the guardians show
pay it out of the church-rates, when they had no business. an unwillinness to furnish the informationrequired ; but
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blood, and was also wanting in some other
constituents necessary for the formation of healthy blood.
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desired to assimilated with the greatest ease
ration and digestion. The new _ diet might be describ

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spirit of ready 'os.
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co-operation, and promptly and carefully
We
supply what is asked for. have,the return for the

Bradford Union before us
portant in an agricultural
interesting to many of our readers

he res*

Iu the foiir town-