The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-26 00:00:00

under them, and many with the bonnet only whicbcl;lles
gave them—truly it realised some of those magi if boob'
which used to delight us in the most delightful
o:fTlethiceeoAnevryaeeby,ainanoneweNotoigfhtsthoseu'.,nEedarnta.ertainments." Daav° l°f
was disappointed in those ell
Iris is t
who tried , fault ca
peculiar to this performance—it is the general,' toorg
English concert-singers (and our worthy 1,43%f the
could not trust us with any others, only ol'o,'h their
orders and volunteered her services,
greatest foreign singers having broken thro% Roo
appeared to tP.oadbmili.teti.eesbaucdt
lady, they could not well refuse) ; services, on Englisb give
seem to think they are to come on as automatons, 2•1_,.
out their notes as coolly as possible. What a cotobeLise,
presented in the manner—l don't speak of any tigers; •
of Madame Viardot Garciaandallthe other sing`— clef'
o , tun
we, of the masses, appreciated it, although we did n°l r, 311``
stand a word of her songs. The chorus Was too seo,,
heaven keep us from ever again hearing our old friend'
g and Crow" with an organ accompaniment. In tre
`Weiss sang the "Mintel Boy," one of the finest ofll°_,,oie
Moore's melodies. She sang the first part of th ;35
simply and expressively, but in the second Part shre fioa t°
one of those stupid pieces of what it is the 135, of the
call vocalization, destroying the entire sentiraeo',,. 014
song in a reckless flourish to show off the
and
that our English singers would but take advice, 3,11,,30
Which, bein„
ogeo
our pretty, pretty ballads in all their native siniPl.Tver).
bring back to us the palmy days of the old Engl%re tte
voices, but we want more • dand
We have the music, we have the sentiments, we
min less „ pi
Let us hope that with such noble English halo rope!
have equally noble English singing ; and that
goodtile Poo
expression being given, the power of truly „in
will be felt. I hope to have pleasant ere" have
many a •„ht
St. George's-hall ; and, although I think it 1134, 351,1
been better managed as regards the openino., yet,
otoi
feel that our Councillors have done the besttheYi.,6 beee
do not think they deserve all bleb tileir
the abuse Vi
heaped
on them. They have plenty of time to retloe:
steps and treat us, the shilling folks, better pelt t
• struraeals‘ii

THE CHOLERA.-NAYLOR-STREET 14:-N9

COURTS.

TO THE LIVERPOOL BOARD OF 11101'1,,,,tt1°;
GBNTLEMEN,—Finding that my personal rePres`":evers'
respecting the neglected state of this street and itsance lc)
courts, were unattended to, I addressed a retnenstro dote
you through the Mail of Saturday lasl. It may seenvcllie,r.,.
deferential to wait the result of your deliberations; cocci'
in baste
gsnpro•
haps you may imagine that to do anything
comports with the dignity of a public board; but,'„ icl°s
nately, the cholera tarries not. It is still nurnbering"-asoile'
amongst us. Yet the courts remain uncleaned
washed ; the watermen have not yet scoured the -
alleys; nuisances remain unaltered. The gullies' Wn' on
e
exception of one that was repaired during the rfe6'„ai `brae
which the men are working at to-day, still emit`ejerablic'
poisonous stench ; and I now charge you, before th
with the consequence of your culpable neglect-
On the 18th instant your visiting medical officer r'rod
nuisance which required the promptest attention, deo°'
Saturday last I saw, in the adjoining house, a 11°.:1cOrt;
and in the opposite house a child ill; and in the n';', pool
where a similar nuisance exists, I saw in the adininlArL
a woman dead, and in the opposite house a child del. yolifi
I have just this moment heard of the death of,' Oe:
healthy, and respectable man, who was unfortanste'Yoh.
to reside in the infected locality ; and a woman is 0`
in an opposite cellar, that is not a fit habitation fer c- Des "'
dog. Do not think to avert the obloquy which stt9 1(1°1,
yourselVes, by shifting the blame upon your officers. or tl,`
department of my business is ill managed, I Oni3ribress°,ll;
loss, and disgrace of incapacity; and, by a Wit/ °', spa
8t
ing, the public will condemn you individually for tb- Bds
and neglect complained of; and you may depend uP°° t
in this district it shall not be overlooked. 'tie'
pi
I may take this opportunity of mentioning, that the:9
medical officer is assiduous, and that the complaint Hied
some of the delay in obtaining medicine, was PuP
apply to the Burlington-street Dispensary.—l reniairi
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE
Naylor-street, Monday, Sept. 25, 1854.

COUNTY COURT.—YEsTryO' at

orw dr
Tars court resumed its sittings, yesterdaY,lll,be
ten o'clock. In the unavoidable absence of brer
Joseph Pollock, Esq., the court was presided 0feri.011,,,,
Rallies, Esq., barrister. The following are the itiestlr,
ments of the business for the ensuing session urgda!'O,
Sept. 26, 100 cases ; Wednesday, 10ecases ; Oec4;
cases, above £lO ; Friday, 122 cases ; 111onda3"4:0
102 cases ; Tuesday, 100 cases ; Wednesday, i'sajoer
Thursday, 25 cases, above £10; Friday, Oct. 6, 00
cases. Total 676 cases for hearing. A;catillate
Yesterday,, the court was occupied in adi"'" jog "or
fraud summonses and insolvencies. The fe1149w,,5,i0e5,0,3
the committals for non-compliance with the Priot,
ders of the court :—Thomas T. Pattinson,A, o"°t,
boat, 120, Burlington-street, 30 days; Wittrch3l2l:
Lime-street, 30 days ; John Waring, sea., '"ci. Jor4ter
Catherine-street, 30 days ; Thomas Cotter, '-'
place, 30 days ; Kitwood, master niariner,t 000;e0
street, 30 days; William C. Clare, 178, Greed, pato ell'
street, watch-dial maker, 30 days ; John 0'"'""0'01:14,
ger-clerk, Waterloo-road, 30 days ; Th°„l3l„ash,
19, Islington, 30 days ; William Vickers,
Feuwick-street, clerk, 30 days ; Mary 1334 Le"
ton-street, 30 days. of

IN soLv-Erfc IR leV, c`'!;
James Stroyan, St. James'-st 8. c•aes'; e r
up on his protection, sulmorteraetgall• iurr Wt
opposed by Mr. Campbell. The by
final: Or--Ae3ol f 4
granted, his Honour being of opinion that the crei",cer
whom Mr. Campbell appeared had failed to'pr°u-
new evidence. Ver
Jonathan Beckett, late of Mill-street, beerhonse"
bete
passed his final examination. eetf°
Hermann Christian Myer, late of Renshaw-str- Ica
keeper, was called, but not appearing his case