The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1846-08-18 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

LIVERPOOL. first liner that has been built in Liverpool for a considers At the present time, Harding-street is in a wretched able time, and, being of iron, we have reason to hope that " Within the last three months ten thousand lives have been plight altogether. The refuse materials are overflowing Liverpool will have in time a fair share of American builddestroyed in a part only of England by causes which there is on all hands ; in fact, it will very soon become a serious ing trade. every reason to believe may be removed. question for _people to find out how they can get rid of A report is current that Daniel O'C a peer by [ 0 .' dh eo t rhat Youngt morninghe ? of] "In the metropolis the deaths at the close of June, from their night-soil, for it appears that the night-soil men diarrhoea, dysentery, and common cholera, rose up to forty have combined amongst themselves for refusing to remove the title of Viscount Ire) weekly, and have since increased. Nor is it to be wondered at. this exec t . Notwithstanding the improvements effected when cholera was three places, but last epidemic, the foul untrapped sewers, and the ground party offered .£1 for the emptying of , manure except they are paid. exorbitantly. One motion te of the earth, was heard and felt at Kingstown, areas of the best streets emit noisome smells and volatile could not get it done. The present Sewerage Act forbids poisons, which are as fatal as arsenic to a certain number of the running of cesspool drains into the sewers, and theA Chronicle. persons. London is surrozinded, too, by stagnant, putrid present means of removing such accumulations is a bur- low rumbling noise, accompanied by a trembling man journals statet the day on which the Gerditches, as some cities are by walls. It would be well not to Dublin, on wait carelessly until cholera reaches the country, but to "look before," remove these nuisances, and purify the reeking at-allin January next, and a near . drnsoroe absurdity. The new bill willprovi. de,_ for it wisely. and. economically, --uhere. which rives the disease breath_ life ~,„1 ‘.-:-___ --, -earthquake was felt at Mar IRE LAND  ell is to be —Limerick  iam Walsh and Ellen Benchy, who were concerned in the late murder of Daniel BeilliTya, were brought up at aa, UM. U gh. transported et do nets arid proportionate mortality will keep up the " bad uur y pre-eminence" of "the good old town." fbt ohereiliCui fleno,gnfmor orer al bat eisl assizes, zimne abetting and raltniaesdrt ,Cwoa concealing ecdek a.Ellen thlllehefns7 I understand that the Town Council have in consideration a temporary bill of Lord Morpeth's, for the speedy abatement of nuisances in a proper and satisfactory manner. They have the option of placing Liverpool under the edi nce e operation of the bill. It is to be hoped that no fear of Tile Orangemen of Cavan, in ob the 1 clashing jurisdictions will prevent the adoption of so exham, desisted from walking on 2th cellent a measure. went down to persuade the Catholics to remain quiet. Mr. Steele speaks in terms of the highest eulogy of the I remain, Sir, yours, faithfully, conduct of Lord Farnham, Colonel and Mr. Saunderson,