The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1851-10-14 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

TUESDAY.—The business to-day was confined to the PHlLHARMONlC.—This(Tuesday)evening there will be The child remained uneasy, and the mother took it to sale of the antelopes. The following are the princia choral performance, and next week the English Glee Dr. Parsons, who ordered it to be placed in a warm bath. pal lots sold, with the prices and purchasers :—Lots 60. 65. 66, nylghau antelopes, mother and two fawns, antelope and Madrigal Union will favour us with a selection of After this a dose of castor oil was administered. About glees, &c pieta of Pallas .£39, bought by Viechinan, of the AntMr. Go-. midnight the child, which had been subject to convulsions Gardena. Lots 61, 63, and 64, also mother and John from its birth, was seized with .-werpardens. p. ...i.: t, _ J  Conservative  Radical  Conservative gain ..... Deduct Radical gain on objections  Conservative clear gain on the revision.  in, a retired pawnbroker, who formerly carried on business in Cooper's-row, Paradise-street, in this town, committed suicide on Monday, in a most dreadful way, by cutting his throat with a razor. Latterly Mr. Cohan has been much addicted to drinking. An iron screw-ship named the Tiber. of 1,000 tons rehas been launched at Port-Glasgow for Messrs. 3ibby and Sons, Liverpool, and is intended for the rranean trade. She is to be commended by Cap.._  sever, at, which resulted . . , two fawns of the same species, £37, by Hulse. Lot 59, in death. At the inquest yesterday, Mr. Parsons stated I that the child. on Wednesday night, was brought. to his a young male nylghau, £45, by Mr. Thompson, the gyrator of the collection, on commission. Lot 62, a surgery, being at the time in a comatose state, and ap, female nylghau, adult, £23, by Mr. Thompson, Lot 98, peered to be suffering from the effect of a narcotic. He was informed thet the deceased had had laudanum, and a male boute-bok, a remarkably rare animal, but wanting one horn, sold for £27, and was bought by Mr. Mitchell, as of opinion that death had resulted from an over-dose of the Regent's Park Gardens. Lot 99, a female bouteWAITE : SOIREE OF THE SINGING body, perfect. £36, by Mr. Mitchell. Lot 100, a male . ' luesday evenine a soiree of the members I bouts-bok, perfect, bred at Knowsley, £4O, by Mr. rriends of the Rev. J. J. Waite's psalmody classes Thompson. Lot 101, a fawn of the same species, £4O, was held in the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, the by Viechman. Lot 102, a female bless-bok, antelope Rev. Hugh Crichton, D. D., in the chair. After tea, of (qazella) albifrons, from South Africa, £29, by Wester. which about 1.500 persons partook, the assembly was ad. man, of Amsterdam. Lot 79, a male four-horned dressed by several gentlemen on the platform, amongst antelope, antelope (tetraceros) quadricornis, from Newhom were the Revs. J. J. Waite. V. M. White, J. Kelly, Paul, £l3. by Mr. Mitchell. Lot 80, a female adult of the same species, bred at Knowsley, £l4, for Count J. Spencer. W. Appleford, Dr. Brown, - Kirkness, w, the Lot 81, a male of the same species, nearly Graham, Dr. Bull, and the conductor of the preparatory. full grown, also bred at Knowsley, £l2, for Count Demi*ings, Mr. J. H. Jones. The report, read by Mr. doff. Lots 82 and 83, twin fawns, both males, bred at ',e secretary, after recording the proceedings Knowsley, £l4, by Mr. Mitchell. These lots, from 79 to connected with the psalmody classes, paid a high compli-83, comprise the only specimens of four-horned antelopes meet to the Rev. J. J. Waite for his valuable and gratuitous services at twenty-six meetings, and to the gentlemen in the country. Lot 72, a male addax, antelope (oryx) of the Liverpool press for the favourable notice they had nasomaculata, from North America, £32, by Mr. E. made of the result of Mr. Waite's exertions. After other Atkins, of the Liverpool Zoological Gardens. Lot 75, interesting speeches, and the singing of various psalms, another male addax, bred at Knowsley, £47, Westerman. the proceedings terminated by a vote of thanks to the rev. Lot 97, a female true gazelle. antelope (gazella) vets, chairman, the whole company joining in the national anfrom Muscat, £6, by Mr. Ducker. Lots 92 and 93, a anthem, arranged expressly for the occasion by Dr. pair of gazelles, from North America, £l7, by Mr. Gauntlet. Thompson ; the latter for Lord Ellesmere. Lot 94, a