The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1842-10-07 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

BAD DEBTS. have since resided with him, an old tower being fitted up for having died suddenly it is now suspected that they also fell remainder, and found it to weigh six grains and a-half. Mr. Care shall forget his chain the while . their accommodation. One of his sisters in his absence had Joseph Raleigh and CO.. And sorrow's load a moment lighten ; married a Spaniard, and is now residin in S aim and his Hilton and Co Beneath thine own infectious smile ' P. Gans The darkest, saddest heart must brighten ! G. and S.. and J. and J. Potter e 40,000 suspicion of foul play, although it is now hinted that he did to be in a very putrid state ; there was no appearance of any however, he offered a sum to any man who should discover And, oh, it lifts above compare Heron and Sons - powder in it ;it was empty, except that a little mucous or a youth named " Geor e," to whom his lordshi in early life had becoemdeaaftetwachdeayds. gsTinledes aman_Georgeg,is saielpto havpepbeen The triumph of the gifted actor, Douglas and Co When hail'd the charmer of despair,* Bancks and Co. 20,000 been the mother of ten children, and eight of them have of this stomach, and then submitted the solution to chemical discover • tW- orthin and it is su osed And bless'd as misery's benefactor. James Bakewell - examination ; but did not detect the presence of a trace of M. E. J. S. W. G. Seed .. . tSbueeihr aticreentrhaecyre.—poßrtrsiginhtcoinrcHulaertiaolnd.; but we do not vouch for Samuel Stocks *lt is recorded in " Talfourd'i Life of Charles Lamb," Beeston (coach-builder) that a poet of a past day was saved from despair and suicide Smith, Edgley and Smith . by accidentally witnessing Macready's personation of " Rob Other sixteen failures, in which the bank was involved for we will remove to Manchester." She replied, " I al- this pot out of the coffin in which a girl named Hannah cord publishes the following curious paragraph on the authoRoy ;" and sure I am, the gloomiest misanthrope must have various amounts, carry up the total loss to nearly £700,000, ways do look after them," and the man went away con- Haslana was supposed to have been interred. Having picked rity of a faithworthy correspondent :—" Shortly before the felt ashamed of his misanthrophy while contemplating the and this without including the late bankruptcy of Mr.lßoberts, tented; indeed, there was no reason for complaint as to out the shavings and bone, I dissolved a portion of the ill-fated expedition to Cabul, Lord Auckland paid a visit to " Felix di Rosalvi" of Mr. Charles Kean. a director, which occurred subsequently to the publication of harsh treatment on her part, but, on the contrary, she was remaining contents of the pot, and then carefully tested the Benares and startling as is the announcement he there pu.bli,cly'cominitted an act of apostacy from the ' Christian the address which is dated September 15. The patronage of always very kind to them, so far as appearances went. solution ; but I did not detect the presence of arsenic. I Mr. Richard Roberts involved the bank, as stated in a writ- The following are the short particulars relative to the death have examined the several articles brought to me by Mr. faith . Followed by two bearers, each carrying a bag of 1000