The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-01 00:00:00

LECTURES

ON the TWELVE NOVEL ARTICLES of the
CREED of POPE PIUS IV., at theNusic-H ALL,
Bold-street, on FRIDAY Evenings. By Clergymen of the
Church of England.
014 FRIDAY NEX7', the 4th instant, on the
FIRST NOVELTY...
" I most steadfastly admit and etrsbra
Ecclesiastical Traditions, and all otlp
constitutions of the same Church --

Apostolic and

observances and

By Rev. THOMAS NOLAN
Incumbent of St. Barnabas
Tickets to the Platform and Reserved Seats, Is. each ; to
the Body of the Boom, 6d,

May be had at the STANDARD OFFICE.
Mr. CRISP'S Office, 20, Slater-street.
Mr. NEWLI NG'S, Ranelagh-street.
Mr. PERRIS, Church-street.
• Chairs will be provided for Ladies.
The surplus proceeds to be handed to the Liverpool
Protestant Association.
The Chair will be taken each evening atSevr o clock.

LIVERPOOL FISH COMP
THE Public, and particnlarly the H tel-keepers. are
respectfully informed that the FISH HALL, in Mur-
ray-street, is now OPENED for the SA E of FISH ; and
the number of Boats employed enable e Company to re-
ceive a regular and abundant suppply•
By order, RALPH RENNER, Manager.
Fish-hall, February 25, 1842.

GAME LISTS. COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
[Fourth Publication.]
Arranged and Published by R. HALL, Surveyor,
Manchester.
PERSONS WHO HAVE OBTAINF;DJAME CERTI-
FICATES FOR THE YEA 1841.
LIST L—CENERAL GAME CERIICATES AT
£4 Os. 10d. EACH.
Ainsworth, Peter ..
Asheton, William, Esq. Dow nham
Aspinall, John Thomas Walsham Pendleton
Atherton, Thomas Pemberton

Banner, Harmood
Barnes, William
Bate, Edward
Birch, Sir Thomas D., Bart

Liverpool
Windle
Manchester
The Ilazles

Catterall, John .. . •
Chaffer, Benjamin
Church, Robert
Clarke, Robert ... •
Clegg, John
Cotton, J. L.
Crostl►waite, John

Preston
Habergham Eaves
Liverpool
Salford
Oldham
Preston
. Much Woolton

Davis, Thomas ....
Dorning, Elias ....
Dunderdalc, Robert

Pilawcrth
Fletcher Fold, Bury
Claughton

Finch, Thomas James
Fowler, John ..
France, R. W.

Mawdesley
Cuerden
Out Rawcliffe

Green, T. (M P.)

Whittington

Hall, Joseph

Ashton-under-Lyne
Bold
Garston

fialliwell, *James ..
Harrison, William..
Harrison, David ..
Hetherington, John
Hilton, Henry ....
Hinde, Henry, Esq,
Hodgson, Edward..
Howard, Robert ..
Hughes, George....

Ashton-under-Lyne
Liverpool
Harpurhey
Rufford
Clitheroe
Tarleton
Warrington
Low ton

Liam, James

Jackson, John

Liverpool

Kaye, Thomas
Kenworthy, Benjamin M
Knowles, James
Knowles, John ......
Knowles, Joseph

Pendleton
Ashton-under-Lyne
Little Bolton
Little Bolton
Winwick

Mc. Intyre, George
Mercer, William ..

Broughton
Windle

Paley. John, jun.
Pendlebury, James Cole
Petre, Henry
Pickup, George
Pimblett, Samuel

Preston
Heapey
Clayton-le-Moors
New Accrington
Newton

Ratcliffe, William..
Rawstorne, Rev. Robert A
Robinson. Robert
Rogers, Thomas
Rosthern, Peter
Rushton, John

Bold
Hutton
Windle
Manchester

Newton
Much Woolton

Seger, HalBBll ..
Sharpies, John ..
Shaw, Sir Charles

Liverpool
Cliviger
Chorlton-upon-Aledlc
Salford
Osbaldestone

Shaw, William Willoughby
Slater, John

Thomas, John Bosley
Turner, James

Burnage
Bowland

Vsevers, Miles

Burnley

Wainwright, Charlel
Walker, George....
Watson, Evan .. „

Swinton
Manchester
Bold
Chorlton-upon-Medlo
Chorley
Outwood
Liverpool

Westhead, Joshua Proctor
Whittle, William
Whyr.tt. John
Wood, William
Woods. Edward..
Woodcock, William
Woollam, George

Newton
Windle
Manche:

Yates, William Charles, Esq. Eccles ton
Yates, Rev. William Ecclestou

LIST 3.-GAMEKEEPERS BEING ASSESSED SERVANTS►
AT £1 7s. 6d. EACH.
Great Heaton—appointel by the Earl
of Wilton, for the Manors of Great
and Little Heaton, Blackley, Crump-
sall, and Pilsworth.
Kerminchatn, Cheshire--by Henry
Hilton, Esq., for Kermincham.
Mitton—by John Aspinall, Esq., for
Little Mitton.
Wrightington—by Richard Boulton,
Esq., for Wrightington.

Jackson, David

Newton, Richard,

Schofield, John

Walker, John

LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME.
Bailey, John Warrington
Ball, John ... Everton
Carter, William....
Davies, Lydia Chorlton- upon-Medlock
Hubberstey, Thomas

Lawless, John
Made up to the 19th of February, 1842
By order of the Board,

CHARLES PRESSLY, Secretary, Stamps and Taxes.
PENALTIES.—The Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes
hereby give Notice, that every Person taking, killing, or pur-
suing Game, without tirst obtaining a Certificate, incurs a
Penalty of £2O, and is also liable to be surcharged in double
the amount of the Certificate Duty.
Any Person in pursuit of Game, refusing, on being duly
required, to produce his Certificate, or to permit the same
to be reads or a copy thereof to be taken, or refusing to de-
clare his true, Name and Place of Residence, also incurs a
Penalty of .£2O.
Gamekeepers are desired to take Notice, that a Certificate
at the rate of £1 7s. 6d. will not authorise any Person to kill
Game beyond the limits of the Manor for which he is de-
puted ; and, in order that a Certificate at such rate of duty
may protect a Gamekeeper, it is requisite not only that he
should be deputed by some Lorrt or Lady of a Manor, or re-
puted Manor, but also that such deputation should be regis-
tered with the Clerk of the Peace, or the Gamekeeper will be
liable to be surcharged in double the Duty of .1;-1 os. 10d.,
and also be prosecuted by any common Informer for the Pe-
nalty of £2O.
N.B.—lt is the intention of the Commissioners of Stamps
and Taxes to publish, in a separate List, the Names and Re-
sidences of all Persons surcharged in double Duty for Sport-
ing without Certificates.

36, Bridgewater.street, Liverpool.
N.B.—The above invaluable Pills are very efficacious in
all cases of Scurvy, Scrofulous Eiuptions, Liver and Bilious
Complaints, and all impurities of the blood ; to be had only
of the sole Proprietor, Dr. HIGGINS. Sold in boxes at 2s.
each, and in, packages containing four boxes 65., whereby
there is a saving of 2s.
Dr. HIGGINS givis advice on all Diseases from eight in
the morning till ten at night,

TO DR. HIGGINS, 20, MERSEY-STREET.
/
DtAlt SIR,—As there appear existing doubts amongst
your friends in Liverpool as to the mat r contained in
a letter dated July 20th, 1835, which I had he pleasure of
addressing you relative to a malady under inch I had la-
boured for some years, but which, lam roud to say, was
totally removed by a perseverance in talc' g your Pills for
the space of three months; and as I am nak,, in Liverpool, I
have to request that you will, as you arciat liberty to, refer
any person to me during my sojourn here; and my domicile
la No. 61, Grand Parade, Brighton, where, in future, you
are at liberty to refer any person as to the veracity of my
grateful acknowledgments to you ' • and once snore thanking
you, believe me to remain, dear Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
GEORGE LIND.

MYSTERIOUS ALLIANCE.--The /") (f pam of ent— ,
Brussels
states that great surprise has been excited at Liege by the
recent marriage in that town of a young
known by the visitors of Spa, to a goat,: gentleman girl, well-
dis-
tinction, believed to be from Germany, but of
France, whose name has been kept profoundly educated in
young
tutor or
match, It says, seems to have been formed by a secret. The
older than himself, who was with
him as a kind o
companion during the last season at Pau. The
is quite indifferent to his wife; and the rumour goes,
sa man
is sthne
Independent, that he is the illegitimate son of some
great
personage, who wishes to fix him at a distance from his
family. A person, apparently the guardian of the young
gentleman, with his companion before mentioned, were pre-
sent, says this journal, at the marriage, and after it was
solemnized they took their leave, saying to him. " Our
task is now accomplished, and we are going back to Germany.
Do what you like, and endeavour to spend in a suitable ma
he
n-
ner the pension which you shall receive punctually." T
Young man, it adds, has set out for France with his wife.
Commeactan GREATNItS4--ITS REST FOUNDATION.—
Trade is ft fluctuating thin • it passed from Tyre to Alex-
andria, from Alexandria tog iTenie- e, from Venice to Antwerp,
from Antwerp to Amsterdam and London ; the English
rivalling the
All nations almosttho
Dutch, as the French are now rivalling both.
and it behoves are wisely applying themselves to trade ;
4:hwho are in possession of il, 10 take the
greatest care that
growth, and requires sun,
do not lose it. It is a plant of tender
it thrive and tlorish. sr, and soil, and tine seasons to snake
which, with the more weight will not grow like the palm-tree,
Liberty is a friend to that, as
and pressure. rises the more.
the greatest enemy to both is that is a friend to liberty. But
licentiousness, which tramples
upon all law and lawful authority, 'encourages riots and
tumults, promotes drunkennessand debauchery, sticks at
nothing to supply its extravagance,
illicit gain, ruins credit, ruins trade, practises every art of
, and will, in the end,
ruin liberty itself. Neither kingdoms nor commonwealths,
neither public cmnpanies nor privatecan long carry
on a beneficial. flourishing trade, rsons,without virtue, and :chat
virtue teacheth sobriety, inisethryar,. frugality,
the love of your
honesty, punctuality, Humanity, modesty,
charity,
country, and the fear of God.—Bisho
tiona on the Prophecies. P A\ewton's Disserta-