The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25 00:00:00

LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL

SELECT SALE FOB, VALUABLE HORSES. 40-
%/11ESSIRS LUCAS and CO. beg to aPPrlo
IV_IL Noblemen and Gentlemen having valuable fitifwit,t(e
dispose of, that their SELECT SALES for AUGUST
place on

. - -
THURSDAY, the 3rd of August next, and
THURSDAY, the 17th of August next.
the
Horses to be entered one week prior, and to be at '-
Repository two days prior the sale.

10 be ,tolb or let.

ROCK-PARK, ROCK FERRY.—To be SOLE'
a Detached, good FAMILY HOUSE and GARD-13P';
situate in Rock-park, fronting the Esplanade. The ProPef,s,
is Freehold.—Apply to WILLIAM DowsoN and Soy,
01:than-street, Liverpool.

a Semi-detached COTTAGE'
_ situate in Marsden-lane, Liscard, containing Parl..,o!lv;
Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, &c., on the ground floor, and riot
Bedrooms up stairs. There is an excellent Garden. Ber E.
.€3O per annum.—Particulars may be obtained from WO'
HARMOOD BANNER and SONS, 24, North John-street.

TO be LET

To
be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, about s,
Acres of LAN D, five miles east of Liverpool; abottl,Z
Acres, two and a half miles east of Liverpool; 12 Acrest":„...
miles south of Liverpool ; 10 Acres, three miles east of L,%0
pool. Also, a splendid MANSION. Abercromby-square,
three Entertaining-rooms, nine Bed-rooms, extensive P"-,
bling, Coach-house; &c., and every accommodation for
respectable family.
TO be LET, a large and commodious detailed,
FAMILY HOUSE, with Four Eutertaining-rooo4r,
twelve Bedrooms, and large Garden, near Edge-hill ChurlAn excellent COTTAGE, at Gateacre ; one DITTO, not
Walton •, aril one DITTO, near Akburth. An excelle4
FAMILY HOUSE, Church-street, Birkenhead. A splen.o,'
and extensiv I HOP,Gt. George-street ; one DITTO, ClaYt°4
square. Single and Double OFFICES, near the Euloo°
and the Custom-house.
Apply to WM. WILLIAMC, Estate Agent, 47, Ranellgl.
street, and 3, Hackin's-hey, Liverpool, where application ""
to be made for HOPE-STREET HALL.

11EDICAL GALVANISM•
1 TO THE AFFLICTED. , re
J. ATKINSON, 33, MANCHESTER-STREET, Manufac.;,uDije
of the most cheap end simple Medical Coil Machines. r.
relieving the patient, producing the most pleasing sensatipo
that infants can endure the beneficial influence of the par's„;er,
current. Covered Wires. Binding Screws, Platina, S,jr,
Zinc, and everything connected with Electricity. Rd'
attended to.

-An extraordinary season for grcaleo;
by veteran sportsmen, the stock affording .ar.
greatest contrast, in its abundance, to that of last Ye,,,e
Bradfield-moors, Howden-moors, and the preserves of nd
Duke of Rutland, are literally crammed with game, 310
the birds are all said to be strong and well grown•Apg
Banffshire it is remarked that the grouse are nes-'"wit
the abode of man than they have ever been 1042..
In the far-famed Strath of Glenlivat a Io
I"-
nestled in a turnip field, and were left
til the female hatched and herself and Y°l"-
`”1:e tv the hills.

TIIE GI

to do before,

ago a
r. SINGu.A.n CIECIIMSTANCE.—Twenty-two years
-'- place in this city, which, from some 'ft;rbe
invalidated, and the parties separated. fr;e,
to India, and married an officer, who saris
rank of a general in the army, aehe
_A to his widow a large fortune• ~:ge,
an also married, and about a year since his 'l'4.
,vering various old love letters, &c., in hit; ro
, proposed to burn them ; but did not do 50..40
urse of time the first wife died, and left to himrtipg
,:tr husband no less than £20,000, sett
Je enabled to prove his identity 11 itt
uments in his possession. The heir, who residlea;
was soon found, and his claim duly establi*st
we believe, received the legacy of his 0/
Love," to the comfort, we presume, of his "second'
Bristol Mirror.

marriage t 4)

or other, was

lady wen

had once been hE
that he would

this city
and he 1

71/1
WHAT NEXT?" is the question which is tat."°,
asked, since the House of Lords has given its sancto;its',
a bill for the demolition of the great educational in!,,'t 01
tion of the Church. If Oxford can be turned by Tair
Parliament into Stinkomalee the Elder, where is the 1e,70r
lative pantomime to end? If the endowments 02.1"teli
crated to 0—

ICel
.d training of youth in the principles of
and., ..iny Taylor, can be appropriated to the rear:ol it
disciples of Henry Garnett and Tom Paine, what bin!,
to be set to the transfer of property ? If the o.Etd
liberty,—" Liberty, Equality, Fraternity,"—is to be /3°'110,4
on the top of the Maypole of " Reform" at Oxford' jor
long will the cap of maintenance be supported at VOPis 0
by the flagstaff of royalty ? If the spirit of the age ~130
abetted iP " )wing down the foundations of ages, air
of a Conservative policy ? If the .00
" Conservative" and " Radical " is Sisiti°
al has no principle, and the Consery og
+, worth while to keep up an unmea/i
rc n Bull.

•ence betwee

upholds

POISONING OF ELEVEN PERSONS AT SzaotTP,igN
Monday last week unusual excitement was caused tlar" 101,
y the report that nearly a dozen persons 05
and that several were lying in a dangeo4
,ears that, on Sunday morning, some ii
were going along Summer-street carrying a har...,,,e,_,.110
they were stopped by an old man named Joshua Yotajea
ertures for its purchase, and finally conn for
hi. The poor fellow proceeded to aro° '0076
when some neighbour happened to
gone, he replied that gentlefolk likr,e,dod
't when quite rotten. Having ad hate
rye _• &c., Joshua Wilkins roasted the 00'0
,king how serious were to be the conseclrleoPl
2nd others. He ate his dinner with a r.:00
-uch-loved delicacy to his grands°;
neighbours were also allowed to silar*; iof
~. In the afternoon Wilkins was taken severesad,'
.ncl, after enduring great agony on Monday and Tti`
aspired about two o'clock on Wednesday morraing•peaieo
other sufferers, about nine in number, are prc4"
favourably.— Bristol Mirror.

been poisonc
state. It ay

(1 often a'