The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1847-08-24 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

REVERSE OF FORTUNE—An inquest was held on Monarrivals of Irish. It was agreed to continue to allow to day in Manchester, on view of the body of Wm. KellY' Mrs. Walker (the widow whose husband was in charge aged fifty-six, formerly a captain in the army, and lady of the fever ship Akbar, and who died from fever caught employed as a storekeeper on the Manchester and Leeds.. on board) the sum of ss. a week. Notice of motion was Railway.—From the evidence of a servant gill in the ser_ given to make an addition of £5O per annum to the salary vice of Mr. John Lewis, eating-house keeper, of Toda of Mr. Evans, assistant Overseer. The Chairman stated street, it appeared that the deceased slept there two nights, that fever was on the decrease throughout the town, and namely, on Friday and Saturday. On Sunday morning he honed it would soon be relieved from it altogether. be caked for a nint of ale, which witness took to hina,en_r,  endm z  the intention c  the corn  ?ending week last year  the perpetrater of. t  The numberO7 Irish I having consul "f  days Si!  might plunge ipt  When making that remarli  appropriated to the Liverpoo Southport Company of last  1, Preston, Manchester, and I out year, and the remainder to Take  ilackwooa by nis side, and crows pulling nis eyes What a sight ! though, query the loss. and I know something of the  c norrible cnaracter, ror a nu ....., .----- -- had --• --'• .A.l-founded, is abroad that the mur- he was then addressing. They since taken the plunge the Manchester and Leeds. It was further arranged that matter, which is more than the opiumizeu Athenian tailor ,anitted by the Duke of Praslin, husband —they had avowed their belief in the doctrines of purga- on the passing of the act the Manchester and Southport' in Blackwood does, that it is dangerous in the extreme unate lady. The Duke has been placed tory, transubstantiation, and the worship of saints —they Company should be amalgamated with the Manchester for strangers to the locality to ascend mountains without so far as the charter permits, which prohibits had declared their subservience to the Roman Pontiff, and and Leeds ; that the shareholders should be entitled to a guide. The cost of a guide is never much, and in arrest of a Peer under any circumstances. showed forth their admiration of men who, in a barbarous stock in the Manchester and Leeds at par, and to divi- addition to the safety he insures you, he can make you police officers are, however, constantly with him. It age, were constituted saints, and had taken up a position dends in that company, pro rata, with this distinction, acquainted with the various points in the route that are of has been discovered that a liaison existed between the which could only be maintained on one ground—namely, that they should be entitled to dividends from the time interest, either as picturesque objects, or as marked by Duke 'and an English governess, which led to repeated the infallibility of human authority. To those present that the line, or any integral portion thereof, was opened, traditions or superstitions ; and, moreover, save you a quarrels with ife Duchess. The, governess is nowhere that event must be one of sorrow and humiliation, and upon the amount expended upon such portion, and that world of toil and deep disgust. to be found. The weapon with which the murder was while he offered to them condolence, it would be well for for the first and second years the dividends payable should While lam giving caution, I may as well add, that committed has not been discovered, though blood was them ever to bear in mind the injunction—" Let him that be at the rate of two and one per cent. respectively less boating on mountain lakes, by strangers, requires them to found in the Duke's apartment. thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall." than the dividend payable upon the original stock of the have their eyes open. There are often rocks under water