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A .j-hxo vs is 00. —Last week, s girl, of the Hair- of Martha David,in the service of Mr- Thomas, of Wa'an West, undertook, for a shilling wager, to
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From the AiBBSJSOM,.of Saturday, \9th Oct., 1844. REPORT OF THE FOURTEENTH MEETING OF THS BRITISH ASSOCIATION
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FOR TI 1 K ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE . Monday , Sept . 30 . Section G . Mechanical Science . OX THE ECONOMY OF AKT 1 FICIAL LIGHT FOF PKESERT 1 NG SIGHT . BT « K . J HAWK . 1 S 3 . " ~ P EW were aware , ho said , of the injury icflicted Jl on the Sight by too much , or too liule light » ana by a sodUen transition from gloom to light . He bad tried several experiments wiih a view to procure a ' i £ ht of a iDediLzn description . He C- 'mmcncd with two common candle * , hcrnately snuffing and le&rinz them uninuffed , and measuring ihe intensity of the lisht . The result of this experiment was , that he fonnd that the candle well tuufiVd , gave eight times the light of that which was unsnuffed . He thea proceeded to a process of webbing , and found that one pnnnd of the f-uuffsd candles gave as much light as nine pounds of the unscuff-: < i candles . " Mr . Hawkins further found that a pound of caudles to burn ( like Pric ' s P&izni Candle ? , ) wuhoat cnufiing , gate the sarn- ^ light as four pounds snuffod in the usual way , say every ten minntes , and the same as eleven pounds unsnuffed altogether . After alljding to further experiments with Candles , and also with Oils , he conduced by recommending the Self-snuffing Candles m preference to Oil Lamp 3 . PRICE'S PATENT CANDLES have for some time past been advertised as more economical than common tallow ones , bt cause , not requiring to be snuffed , they give so much more light . The Patentees now publish the above extract a 3 a remarkable confirmation cf the truth of their & 3 > ertion « . Those who still persist in burning tallow moulds or dips , in the idea tha ; candles at sixpeuee p « r pound are npccssariiy cheaper than those at a shilling par poucd , may now learn how much real economy there is in such a course . Four pounds of the snuffed cand ! cs giving , as above shewn , the same light as one pound of the selt ' -snuffiog ones , those who burn tallow candles at sixpence pe ? pOand aro doing th « ^ p ?? ihinc as if - ? bc > paid ' two shillings per pouni for Peak ' s Patent Camji . es ; for they p . 2 . 5 - % w : ? . i ^ -iices for thai quantity of Hsht which one pound cf these candles will give . They euffjr , moreover , the bad smell , dirt , and annoyance , arising from the use cf the snnfLrs every ten minute ? , snd the injury to th .- > eye-= inht , stated above to follow the sudden transition from gloom to light when the candles are tc iffed . PRICE'S PATENT CANDLES are Eold fay rt-pectable Dealers in most parts of the K'ngdom , hut care must be taken to insist on being supplied with the real ones , as many imitations are made at low prices fer the shopkeepere , which , on acoonm of ihe greater profit , some of them endeavour , and with too frequent success , to palm upon the Public as k "jas ; the fame as the Patent Candles . " The Trade may obtain them Wholesale from E l ) W MID PRICE & Co ., Bslmont , Vauxhall ; P iLMEK it Co ., Sut ! on-5-rcet , ClerkenweJl ; 01 from RICHARDSON & ROEBUCK , ilarket-pla ^ e , Manchester .
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. MEDICAL REPOSITORY . 13 , TRAFALGAR STREET . ? i .-a : Entrance , 57 , Nile-street . Established , 1 < ' ;_* - } , for the Exclusive Trea : ment of a Certain Class of Diseass . V l / ILKIX . ' -ON & CO . may bs CO > ' < ULTKDat t ! . tjeir Priucipal E ^ tabli ^ hnicnt , Leeds , Daily , - n ! S ; ue in the Morning , till Ten ai Night , aud on - ii iiijs 'ill Two . —due of thp Ur < . W . atieuds "< rj Fndij . s' 8 , Souih » ate , VY&k ^ fk-i-i , ( jjesrthe v > nrch , ) fr . ' iin > " ne in ths MorEiug uil Sx m the ' . ^ -: un ^; > : ' ¦ ry Thur » uay , at 4 . Gcortf-street , Hrad' » ra . from It-u m the Morning 1 li Eight in the LreD-i - 'i : ; aud every Saturday , ai -5 , Hi ^ h Uase-« aTf , Y" : ir . Every form of these Diseases i . ' trea- ^ d at thi ? F- ? bl .-hm nt , by Legally Q'la'iSfi Snrsroonp , w ;; h the u'nios : Attention to ti ; e S . ii ' ety ., Privacy , i ~ n Cirrr-tn- 'axces of iho I'atieni-I " i-j ' D ; -i ? := e ^ , ot th « G-ntrai v . i . y-jns , Mich as G ¦ n > --rrr-ce-, G'oer ? , S r ; ciur » -5 , Uj-- -h-. Grav-i , and ' -. ' ¦ ' ¦ y : iiT I > :.- < -s _ - ' -s of these Or ^ aiiK . V » 6 c Co . may i . i- - ; L ; cces- § fjiiv coardi ' . eo . SECONDARY SYMiTHMS . w ' -ich arise from ; cn roper Trealicent ' ,:-p ^ ciaiiy The do of Meicury ) , iT 3 j' be known from Eruptions on tho skiu , pains in ihe Bonns sScciions 01 ita Throat aHd iSose , and reacraJ Impaj - ^ 'T of ihe Jjiood . " 1 tiis ffl-iy be refTde-d ? 3 the most dair ^ crous slaif c of the Disease , aad roqaires the n : rco = ; t fkiil iu u > Eradication : — Th ' ' Treatment adopted by W . A Co . has been attei ; - "' td with the most satiiLctory Results , and they bsve always hid the jn"auficaiiojj of seeing their Panuns restored to full enjoyment of Health . la Ca = es where an inaulirencf in a SOLITARY PRACTICE has produced those digressing Symptoms , Seminal Weakness , Nervous Debiiity , Loss of Aj'pe-tite , Depression of Spirits , lDd : « estion , Flatulenoy , Difficnity of Breathing , Palpitation of the Heart , aa 3 aii the Evidencc-a of an Impaired Constitatica , ihty na . y be coiisulted with decided benefit , haTir . j , ' bosinvr . ? d the sreatest Attention to this me-¦ ancholy Prostration ot the most important Funciions of Nature . Their Mode of Treatment will invariably be found to nrrest the progTeis of ihc .--3 d-iitructive diseases , and be tho means of re .-tc r ing the sufferer to rent-sved health and Tigonr bpth of mind and body , TLc principal rc-nsultiiig sr . rgcon has had vast opportunities of studying these msli ^ nant diseases in all their varied aspects , having for a lengthened period confined his attention thereto , in one of the principals hoppita's in tho kingdom , during which time he had tie honour of receiving high Testimonials to the skiil and perseverance h-j had di ? piayed in this particular branch . These documents are open to the inspection of any of thftir patients who may desire , for their own satisfaction , to pe « thtm . Sub eq-j « n ?] y , an extensive private practice in London bis sfT-mkd ample opporianities of proTiug ths efSc-acy of their mode of treatment . To patients at a distance W . and Co . ofiVr Ihe most certain assurances of a cure . During the lasi ten yeara great numbers of bolh sexes have been effectna'ily cured , who have merely sent in writing in aceuraie description OX their Complaint . All letten , eoaiaining the nsual consnltaiiOD fee of £ 1 , receive immediate attention , and suitable advice , and Medicires to the amount are promptly forwarded . In all cases the ntroost SECRECY may be relied on , » Wilkinson and Co . either destroy the letters , or return them , as tho parties may de ? ire . They have , however , in several instances , succeeded in effecting so rapid and effectual a cure , that tbe patients have kindly forwarded to them , without solicitation , letters of reference , with the fuil name and address , which ihey have authorised Drs . W . to make use of ^ with the view of eDC-ouraging others to avail themselves of their advice . These let terp are not intended f-or publication , bat they will be submitted to patients who desire to inspect then ? . In packing the parcels , the greatest care is observed , so as to secure tho safety of the Medicine , and to prevent suspicion—giving them tho appear-&dcb of an ordinary package . Experience has enabled W . and Co . to produce a remedy which is beneficial in every st&ge ot Sistaee ; and for accommodation of cither sex , where , from any motive , parties may decline application , either
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personally or by letter , their PURIFYING DROPS , Price 4 s . 6 'd ., may be used with the most decided success . No Medicine has ever been offered to the public 'which has been so efficacious in restoring the diseased to health and vigour . They are powerful and speedily efficacious , in recent as well as the most confirmed cases . A TREATISE of Twelve Pages , is enclosed with them , describing the various forms of the disease , and the directions are so plain that persons of either sex may adopt the necessary course of treatment , bo as to effect a perfect euro . —To be had of any of their Agents , or sent free by post , on the receipt of Five Shillings . At the earnest solicitation of many of their patients , Wilkinson and Co . have published a Work on the diseases of the Organs of Generation , entitled THE SECRET MEDICAL ADVISER . Price 2 s . 6 d ., or sent free to the most remote parts of the kingdom in a sealed envelope , on the Receipt of a Post-Offioe Order for 3 s . 6 d . It is a Practical Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases and other Affections of the Urinary and Sexual Organs in both Sexes . To those who are suffering , this work will be found a grateful and acceptable Companion , pointing out the way of &Boape from the calamity which they have brought upon themselves , and leading them back to tho enjoyment of full health and vigour . This invaluable work , together with their Purifying DropB and other Medicines , may be had of W . Sl Co ., at their principal establishment . 14 , Trafalgar-street , Leeds ; No , 4 , George-street , Bradford , or any of the following AGENTS . LEEDS . —Mr . Heaton , 7 , Briggate , and of the Times Office . Bbabford . —Mr . TayloT , Bookseller . Hxlifax . —Mr . Hartley , Bookseller . Babhslet . —Mr . Harrison , Bookseller , ^ Market Place . ' Hubbebsfikld . —Mr . Dewhirst , 37 , New-street . Yohk .. —Mr . Hargrove ' s Library , 9 , Coney-street , Hull .-At tho Advertizer Office , Lowgate , and Mrs . Noble ' s , Bookseller , Market Place . Boston , Lincolnshire—Mr . Noble , Bookseller . Bevkrlet . —Mr . Johnson , Bookseller . Manchester . —Mr . Watkinson , Druggist , 6 , Market Place . Liverpool . —At the Chronicle Office , 25 , Lord-st . Sheffield—At tho Iris Office . Wakefield . —Mr . Hurst , Bookseller . Ripon . —Mr . Harrison , BoobsnUer , Market Place . Harrogatb and Knaresbro ' . —At Langdale's Library . Louth—Mr . H . Hurfcon , Bookseller . Nottingham . —Mr . Sutton , Review Offioe . Newark . —Mr . Bridges , Bookseller . Pontefract . —Mr . Fox , Bookseller . Gainsborough . —Mr . R . Browne , ditto . Mansfield . —Mr . S . Dobson , News Agent , 184 , Lawn .
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THE NINTH EDITION . Just Published , price 2 s . 6 d ., and sent freo " enclosed in a scaled envelope , " on receipt of a Post-office Order for 3 s . 6 d . MANLY VIGOUR , A POPULAR INQUIRY in ' . othe CONCEALED A CAUSES of us PKEMATUKE DECLINE ; with Instructions for ltd COMPLETE RESTORATION , addressed to those suffering from tho Destructive Consequences of Excessive Indulgence in Solitary and Delusive Habits , Youthful Ivn ^ rudenco , or Infection ; terminating in mental , and nervous debility , local or constitutional weakness , indigestion , insanity , and consumption , including a comprehensive Dissertation on MARRIAGE , with directions for the removal of Disqualifications , and remarks on tho Treatment of Ghonorhoe , Gleet , Stricture and Syphilis . Illustrated with Cases , &c , BY 6 . J . LUCAS , & CO ., CONSULTING SUBOEONS , LONDON ; THE NINTH THOUSAND . May be had of the Authors , 60 , Newman-street , Oxford-street , London ; and sold by Brittan , 11 , Paternoster-row ; J . 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" The various forms or bodily and mental weakness , incapacity , suffering and disease , faithfully delineated in this cautiously written and practical work , are almost unknown , generally misunderstood , and treated on principles correspondingly erroneous and superficial , by tho present race of medical practitioners . Hence the necessity for the publication of a timely safeguard , a silent yet friendly monttor , or , where debility has made threatening inroads , the means of escape and the cortainty of restoratiou . The evils to which the book adverts are oxtensiva and identical in their secret and hidden origin , and there are none to whom , as Parents , GuardianH , Heads of Families , and especially of Public Schools , is confided the caro » f young people , who ought to remain for a moment devoid of that information and those salutary cautionB this work is iuten « Jed to convey . Not only are the most delicato forms of generative debility neglected by the family physician , but they require for thoir safe inanagr-m .-nt the exclusive study of a life entirely abstracted from the routine of general practise , and ( as in other departments of the profession ) attentively concentrated uitiie daily and long continued observation r < quisite for the > correct treatment of Foxual infirmities . * ' If we consider tho topics touched upon either in a moral or social view , we find tho interests and welfare of mankind seriously involved . Tne effects of liientioue , ind ' -nritninate and secret induJgenco in certain prac'Scp . « , are described with an accuracy and force which display at once profound r > floction aud ext ^ DMve practical experience . "—The Planet u Th < 3 be-= t of all t ' rands ii tho l ' ROFi- > siar < Ai , Friend , and id no shapr can he be consulted with gT > atcr saH-ty ai . d secrecy than in '" Lucas on Manly ViGoun . " Thu initiation into viciousindultt ' .-iice—its pro £ r ^ r = —its rccnlM in both sexe ? , are yiven with faithfu ! , but alftb ! for humsn nature , with nff . iotins ; ' . ruth . However , the Authors have not exposed tho evil without affording a remedy . It t-howd how " Minlt Viuour" temporarily imoairrd , and mt-ntsl nnd physical emuso . ulaticin , produced by un- ] controlled iii'iulgfnce < 'h- " pa > . * ions . can b *> restored ; how the sutfttrer . who ha ^ pined in an ^ uis ^ from tne consequences of carl } indiscretion— : ifrai <( almost to encoiiiiw-r his feiiow-rosD , can ru ^ o -in the vigour of heaith and moral courage . Th » work i- < j written in a coneiiQ and perspicuous stylo displaying how often fond parents are deceived by the outward physical appearance of thoir youthful offspring ; how tho at'nlu 3 . iion of thfi frame , palpitation of the heart , dcrang « mfiit of the nervous system , coutjh , indigestion , and a train of symptoms ; indicative of consumption or genera ! decay , arc often ascribed to wront : causes ; and instead of being the na ural results of congenital dobihty or disease , aro ' tho conf-eqm nces of an alluTing and pernicious practice , alike destrnctivf to the mind and boJy . "—Belts New Weekly Messenger . " j "Although a newspaper is not the ordinary channel : for the expression of opinion up « n the merits of a j medical work , this remark is open to exception in , any instance whtre the public , and not tho isolated I and exclusive members of the profession , are the \ parti ¦ - >¦» addressed . Upon that which is directed to ; men ' . nriiscriniinately , the world will form its own j opiui : 11 , and will demand that medical works for ' popular study should bo devoid of that mysterious ' tvcVinicaiity in which the pcienco of medicine has ' hitherto shrouded its own ignorance . The work . ' before ns treats of subjecia we believe generally , yet ' very ctrangcly , neglecled by the racdical attendant , ' and refj'iiring doubtlessly { as in operative miitwifcry ! and 'hi' sur ^ fry of the eye ) an entire devotedness to i a deeply important branch of study . The tone of j ihis book is highly moral , and it abounds in well- ' writttn , harrowing , yet correct displays of the suffering consequent upon unbridled sensualism , ho ) human being can be the worse for its peru ? al ; to ' multitudes it must prove a beacon , a well-told appfeal ' toreaFon , a permanet bles = ii » g > It is written in a clear lufflligible style , and is evidently the prodnc- ' i 4 on of a mind long and practically conversant with ; tho diseases of the most delicate division of tho human , organization , "—The Magnet ' "The security of happiness in the . maiumage : state is the chief anxiety of all ; but many dread ' entering ur > on wedded union , through a secret fear of ! unfitnesd for the diBchargeof matrimonial obligations . This essay is most particularly addressed to all suffering under a despondency of the character alluded to ; and advice will be found calculated 10 cheer the drooping lieart , and point the way to renovated health . " Messrs . 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&r Messrs . R . & L . PERRY & Co ., Consultin ;/ Surgeons , of 19 , Berners Street , Oxford Street , London , beg to inform thdr Patients and those desirous of availing themselves of ihcir advice , that Mr . R . 1 'EJiRY ( inconsequence of repented applieutions ) , may be consulted professionally , from Eleve ? i in the morning till Eight in the evening , and on Sundays from ffleven to On « yat 3 i ^ Coney Street , York ; from Satukdat , August 3 lsl , till September 14 ^ A , and from MondaT , StPTFMBER 16 / A , till October 1 st , at Ne . 9 , Whitefriargate , Hull ; land from Fhjday Octtober ith , till 19 /^ , at No . 24 , Eldon square , New castle upon- Tyue . Other engagements will preclude the possibility of a longer stay . IKK THIRTEENTH EDITION . Just Published , Price 2 s . 6 d ., in a sealed envelope , and sent Freo to anv part of tho United Kingdom : on tho receipt of a Poat Office Order for 3 a . 5 d , THE SILENT FRIEND , A MEDICAL WORK on the INFIRMITIEb of the GENERATIVE SYSTEM , in both sexes : being an enquiry into ihe concealed cause that destroys physical enerev Mid the ability ot nanhood , ere vigour has established her nmpiro : — with Observations on the baneful eifects of SOLITARY INDULGENCE and INFECTION ; local and constitutional WEAKtNESS , NERVOUS IRRITATION , CONSUMPTION , ard on the partial or total EXTINCTION of the REPRODUCTIVE POWERS ; with means of restoration : tho destructive effects of Gonorrheea , Gleet , Stricture , and Secondary Symptoms aro explained in a familiar manner ; tho Work is Kmbellisiikd with Enorav . ings , representing the deleterious influence of Mercury on tho skin , by eruptions on the head , taco , and body ; with approved moor op cuke for both sexes ; followed by observations on the Obligations of MARRIAGE , and healthy perpetuity ; with directions for the removal of certain Disqualifications : tha whole pointed out to suffering humanity as a "SILENT FRIEND" to bo consulted without exposure , and with assured confidence of success . By R . and L . PERRY , and Co ., Consulting Surgeonp , London . Published by the Authors ; sold by Heaton , and Buckton , Briggato , Leeds ; . Strange , Paternosterrow ; Field , 65 , Quadrant . Regent-street ; Piirkis , Compton-street , Soho , London : Gueyt , 51 , Bull-Htreet , Birmingham ; and by all booksollors in town and country . THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYR 1 ACUM . Is a gontlfl stimulant 'ind renovator oftheimpaired fnnctionaof life , and is exclusively directed to the euro of such complaints as arise from a disorganization of the Generative Sy .-tom , whether constitutional or acquired , Ics ol ^ exu&l power , and debility arising from Syphilitic di .-ftise ; and is calculated to afford decided relief to those who , by o : \ rly indulgence in solitary habits , ha vo weakened the powers of their system , and fallen into a ntat »> of chronic debility , bj which the constitution is left ' ' n i \ J ^ piorahlo btatc , and that norvons mentality kept up which places the individual in a state of anxiety for tho remainder 0 ' life . The consequences arising from this dangt-rou , - practice , arc not coniined to its pure physical result , but branch to moral ones ; leading the excited d > - viatinu ; mit !« l into a fertile field of seducive error , — into agradna ! but total degradation of manhood—int . a pernicious application of thoso inherent rii , htwhich nature wisely instituted for tho prcsrrvatio :, of her species ; bringing on premature decr ; pitudo and all the habitulos of o d a ^ o . Con-lit « : ioua , l : " . v < -aknt * s , rf'sxnitl di l > ility , obHtiua' . o elects , cX ' 'is > 0 i . irr < gnlaiity , oW-tiDono / is of ' ccrtairi fvacdajio / i-, sota . 1 inijioieticy aj- . il ; burr-nno-s are iff ctii-illy i \ --iin / vi d by thib invaluable u » edicino . Sold in Bottles , price 11-. each , or tho qnnntitv or four in one Famriy bottle for a 3 s ., by which one I Is . bottlois auvtsd . . Prepared only byMossrs . PERRY & Co ., Sur Cftons , 19 , BernerH-street , Oxrbrd-streot , London . 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From the , London Gazette of Friday , OcL 25 . BANKKUrrS . j -seph Simpson , Stockvell , Surrey , builder—Walter " PC *« irap and Tbon-w Martin Cocksedge , Shadwell , ifBUesex , and" North&eel , Kant , miller *—James V it-oa Curt « , 120 . Long-acre , coach plater—Alfred P -v . : ei , Leamington Priors , Warwickshire , carpenter—J .: Di ; Gould , Congresbnry , Somersetshire , cattle salesjrw—Benjamin Jones , Birmingham , "victualler—Wm . "R zj ' ser . Birminxhsni , hatter .
DIVIDENDS DECLARED . O orge Strvwbridge , Bristol , mason , first dividend of : •'" . ifl the ponBd , paysble at 19 , St Auijust- Bfc ' sp" » - < =., Bristol , on October 30 th , and any sobseqaent T \ viaesday . G ? or £ SHawkins , Bristol , mason , second dividend of S « fi'i- in the pound , payable at 19 , St Augustine ' splicr , Bristol , October 30 , and any Bubsiqient Wedne * 4 ? -y . "William Ball and Francis Tamer , Birmingham , pr-rters , secocd diTidend of Is . in the " pound , pay-& )•¦ = ! st 7 , Waterloo-street , Birmingham , on October SS . or any suV-stquent Tuesday . J .-rnea I ^^ ls , Cbepstovp , MonmouthBhira , "wine mcr-& -st . first dividend of 61 . in the ponnd , payable at Is St . An ^ u * tiE 9 ' s-place , Bristol , on October 30 , and si - = -abeeqo ? Et Wednesday .
~ : ; ims Hebblewhits , Liverpool , trine merchant , ec-ai dividend of 61-3 . in the pound , payable at BarntVi Buildings North , LiTerpool , on October 31 , or at ? ^ nbseqae nt Thursday . . t -mss Hill . Seacome , Cheshire , brewer , fourth dividFT ? 4 of " 2 i . in Use ponnd , payable at Bvaed ' s-baiMtng * If .-rtt , LiTerpool , on October 31 , and any subsequent ! Tt Trisy-J * jn Hovirih , Rochdale , flinnel min&facfcnrer , first d ^ rimd of S | -L in the ponnd , payable at 74 , Mosleyrfr ^ t . Mancb&ster , on October 29 , and every following 2 Wiay . " ^ iilfc nn Weir , Carlisle , iron-merchant , first dbi ^ . ead of 5 a . 6-L in the ponnd , payable at 72 , Grey-street , ^ Jewetstis-npon-Tyne , on Octobar 30 , or any * u ceding " W ^ readay .
liichard Hodgson . Bishop Auckland , 3 > urbsm , mereer , tTil dividend of 9 s in the ponnd , payable at 57 , Gicj-street . Neweastle-npon-Tyne , on November 2 nd , or - ' . a ? succeeding Saturday . l . — .-erS Siapv-n , EmWeton , Cumberland , innkeeper , first ii-ridend on new new proofs of 10 s . in the pound , psvihjs at 57 , Grey-street , ifewcastle-npon-Tyise , on Kcvvmbei 2 , or any succeeding Saturday .
I iriHSSBS TO BE DECLARES 15 THE C 0 VSTU 7 . I . i » - » rf Hipkins , EgTement , Cheshire , coal dealer , St - iVFviTe , at the Gouit of Bankruptcy , Liverpool—Tfcvmas DenniBOD , James Benson , and Michasl D ^ cai-BO :. i-iverjxxil , merchants , 2 fov . 15 , at twelve , at tha Ci-. ri of Bankruptcy , Liverpool—Richard Riunur-r , inMayjal , tailor , November 19 , at twelve , at the CX-vizi of Bankruptcy , Liverpool—Robert Dempsej Sonera , SU Htlej ' s , Lancashire , ship builder , 3 »' ov . 16 , at ixelTe , at tiin Court of Bankruptcy .
LiTerpool—William ItenTer and William If ixey , LiTerpool , woollen flraTSis , Nut . 15 , at eleTin , at the Court of Binixai-icy , LiTsrposl—William Alexinaer Brooks , KewcasUt ^ npon-Tyne , quarrjman , JTot . 19 , at eieTtn , at the Cuttrt cf Bankrnpti'y , ? f swcastle-cpon-Tjne—Jjmes B ^ Ui ^ n and J 3 mes Broadbcat , Jan ., QV » e ana Mancb ^ ler , calico priniers , Nut . la , at ts-eivr , at the Ce-rt . of Hantrsptcy , Maiicaester—Daniel Dikfcyne , 2 I * -ciit 3 fcter and Gradbitcb , StaSbniabirei fiiX spinier , Kci-r 20 , ii tweiTa , a : Lhe Guurt of Binkruptcy , ilan-Ctutal .
CEiTlFICATES to be « iantr » d , xmless canse . be showi to tMt contrary on the day of meeting . Charles Bond , Msrtb , CamBriasesaire , leather seller , Iv ^? - IS—James Robertson , Wotton-nndei-E'li : e , Gloucestershire , drapar , Not . 15—Henry Peacock and JobTi Pc-iioct , Stociton-npon-Tfees , Daiham , grocer , Not . IS —Trniiam Alexandtr Brooks , Ne * castle-upcn-Tyne , qu ^ rryman . Not . 18—John Teardley and Elizabeth Yeardiey , Ejclesfisld , Torksbire , flax-spinners , Not . 15 . CEiTiFiCiTES to be granted by tke Court of ReTiew , nsJtrss cause be shown t » the contrary , on cr before 2 ioT £ mber 15 .
Ivsliiam Weir , Carlisle , iron merchant—William Es ^ er , Lower Grosrenor-Btreet , Bond-street , surgeon —Heary lake , Cheltenham , printer—Ma ^ t-sw T . ^ des-Uy , Portobfcllo . Steffcffdsbire , tunber deaJer— Gxrse Grantham , Mancbeater , grocer— Jacob Barnard , 178 and SI Si , High-street , Cheltenham , clothes dea ' tr—Jot ^ pb Honden , -Waiefieia , iron founder—Robert B-3-TTards , AbesdoTey , Merionethsbire , dxap % r .
PAEiyEBSHIPS DISSOLVED . Surah Amse Lester -and Helen Watkins , Manchester , miHsners—Francis Brown and Eilen Brotm , Leeds , stous Hiasoaa—John Whalley and Gilbert- Wbaliey , l ^ Ue Bolton , Lancashire , grocers—Matthew Si ' Terwc- >? sEd G = oree GflJ , Eirkburton , rear Buide > s 2 eld , maa-ufiCtmera of fancy waistcoating .
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From thg GazeOA ' af Juetday , OcL 29 . - ' BASKBCPTS . ^~ "w 3 ^ eEJamin Owen and Bernard Ge o rg e en , tau- ^ Pall-msll—Thomas Benson , stationer , Northplica , Gray ' s Ico-road—James Mitchell . liTery-stableketi- ^ r . Montagns-sqnare—Rslph" Elliots , drape ? , . Darfcas ;—Joseph Clark Ross , merchant , * SaTage- gardens , dtj— Hovland Morgan , carpenter , Aapton-i-treet , Gn » j 5 Ian-road—Peter French , carpenter , WorUiing . Sirsses—Jtorris Martin , trpnolator , Bristol—T&omas . P--= ^ tr . giccfer , Bilstori , BtaSjiOshae—Joan * Johnson , E ) -rci £ iit , LiTerpooL
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carrr rwo busheb of barley , of tie enormous we-iobt of y- ' rbi ., a distance of fifty yards ; yrhich > he accoisplisied withont being in the least distressed . T-i-z People . — ilaie way aere , " said a member of s ronablican dsputanon , " we are the resresentati-re- « the r > eop ] e . " " Make wsy yonr ? e ] f . "^ h-juud a r-rfy fellow from the thios ^ , " ' * we are ihe people thrlSSe- 'TSS . " M ^ SCH OF I 5 TEU . ECT LS So ^ EH 5 F , T £ HlKE . —TtO foIl-W'Hg is an exact copy of a notice lately posted up is ihe riHase of Crowcomb ?— " Take a RDtis ibi ; thei vriil ba a Iickter , preached by the RiTt-ra ..-: M&s-ter Fooler , on chrishen confarmation at ' ¦'(¦ ¦ bipt ^ -i ? chippie , at Sia ^ iuztbsr on Sonday eTerv _ nei * "—Tauiiion Courier .
SaKf'SO ^ Tfii A STROSG Mi >" . —It 15 KS'd that Tr-v hn .- i sobodT . neTeriheless Sampson jawed a tbou -j .. J Phiiistincs to death , PrEi-ic Walks is tee Oi _ des Time . —A la-- " - . ^ totii o-a or 6 ih of He ^ ry TJII » , Hall says : — : - fore this rimp , the ic ' habirants of ihe lasv ^ .- :. , -. 2 ; London , as IseJdon , Hoxton , Shoredi ' ch , s ^ . d r " - ¦ i .-. had io inclosed the common fk-l-is w . ihhert --.. ; ditcjiea . that neither the yonng men of t ' rre ci -.- r . ^ . i shoot , nor the ancient persous walk for ihe-- : '¦• i-Enres . in tnose fields , bat that either their h . _ v- : ¦ . . ¦ ' arrows were taken away or broken , or th < - :,.-., i-.-:
persen * arresied and indicted ; sayliig iLa ? ' r , > Londoner on ^ bt to go out of the c : y , bu : •; , ¦ <¦ -. <; highways . ' This saying so gritTed the L ^ nio ..- r =, fiiat suddenly ihis year a great number of ; r . _ - ciiv & ~ gemblzxl zhemselres in a monxint : ; and a 'un . ^ T in * fe-ol ' 3 coat came crying throush the ci ; y , * SacTelssTid spa-des , shovels acd Fpad ?> 2 ' So many of ice people followed , that it was a wosd-.-r to lshold j a id , within 3 short space , ail 'Jh-j u- dse- sr s . ni the city -. rera cast down , and the diir- ^ -s fiiled > Euch Tias the diiigencs of these ¦ wcikmen . Tr . e Mbe ' s ccaucil cooniTed at tne ma * i .: r , and so the fiuli = remained open . "— Kjiichi ' s London .
T ; if , « i ? . EA ? Bbitais Steas ship—Bristol , Oct . 2 o . —Tbs nob ' e T ^^ el Is st length rel eased from her Br « i-ra *! ed confinement in onrfl- » r't . The necessary aliersrions in the apper lock ]• ¦ ading fr ^ ffi Camberlaa-i Basin into the ibat having been rcade , Ehe ws ? yesterday evening , between six and ee Ten o ' clock , removed from her Eooring- oh ths Seabanks , -and proceeded majest "> .-3 i ] y down the Q . Q 3 . 1-inji haibour to the entrance rf the lock , tvbrre she remained for the Dighi , and this morning , a : seven o ' clock , she was brouert sa ^ Jy ihr ^ n ^ h the lock into Cumberland Basin , whtie « h- ' r -will remain for s few cays % o haTe the = < T . w affir ^ -d , &e . It is then Intended that she ^ b » Il make one or two trial trips after which she will proceed to London
1 jYI .--g Woxdsk . —There is at present residing in Cropp-rr Buildings , Oldham Eoad , Manchester , a fine iealibj boj , a ^ ed ehre n years , feeing born on the 8- b of February , 1833 . He has never taken anv soli-i food , in the snape either of vegetable or animal marier . His frienda have taken the advice of several meccal gentleman , tut they none of them can accr-um for thi 3 phenomena . Une of them said thai if they would keep liquids from him , he would eat solids " : this was tried , bnt Tritheai effect . His mode of lint-i , ' is this : —At break / isi he has six tea-5 pooEsf ol of sat-ar , at dinner three tea-spoonsfnl , at tea-time &ree , ssd at supper six spoonsfnl , with butter-milk to drink wh ^ n thirsty . Ho also occasionally takes a , handful of salt , wWoh hejnelts in hi 3 monih , and gwalltrvs ihe liquid . His friends hare tried scTeral exp-nm-nt ? , in order to force folios into him , hoping therebj n > breakhimlrom bis present mode-of living At
bm hjih ^ rto without effect . one tima they made gome xhva fiour porridge , which they forced down his thri . ' 3 t by holding oia hands and nostrils ? but his BlomsrC ' n rejected it . They have also , at different inns , crumbled bread In bis sugar , so Email that it eonM net be psrecired , which always caused vomiting , his stomach rsfasing to retain it . He will not drink aew milk bj itself , bat takes a little in his le * , which he sometimes partakes of . He 13 as fine and healthy looking a lad a 3 any of his age in Manehester , and Tery intelligent . Any person doubting Jbe above statement , may iare their donbts remoFed T > y applying at Thomas Cooper ' s , No . 3 , Cropper ' s BafldiatSi Oldham Boad . I have been for some time * eqa * iBfc ? d lriih ihe friends of tbs lad , and the facts fects of the « ase j and I nmsiadd that I hid my ^ 0 Qb « , and woald not commanicate thesDOTeantil ftUy sstisfisd . bf the troth of the facts now stated . — Manchester Cmrespondent .
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Losdon MoKtALiTT . —The tola ! number of deaths in London in the week ending Oct . 12 th , amounted to 1 , 018 , being 28 more than the average at this period of the year . A Wisb Edict . —In the year 1317 , a proclamation was issued , that women should not meet together to babble and talk , and th&t all men Bhould keep their wives in their houses . The explosion at Haswell Colliery . —We find the following in the Railway Advocate of the I 9 ih ult ., published at Rouen , Franco : —We have received a letter respecting this catastrophe , ( . by which ninety-five human beings were deprived of existence ) p ' gned " John Sideway , No . 9 , rue Clos des-Marqaeurs , Rouen " , containing an energetic appeal to
the English residents in France . The letter does great credit to the heart of the person , whoever be may be , who penned it ; » nd , as the subjvet is one of philanthropy , we readily give insertion to those portions , the publicity of which we consider likely to be conducive to the attainment of the writer ' s object . We have curtail id only where we found n-eless redundancy , and not from any want of sympathy with the condition of those who have called forth the appeal . The writer says -his object iB to " rousethesympathyoftheEnglishresidentsinFranec , but , especially theminers employed on the railways , who , from a knowledge of such circumstances ( explosions ) , must be aware of the awful result attending such an unfortunate occurrence as that which took took place at Harwell ColUcry . —He believes it is a general practice to open a public subscription on
behalf of the unfortunate victims in such cases as the above , and adds , " let it not be said , then , that the English residents in France are void of feeling , but let them show to the world that they jhave hearts that can feel for others sufferings , and ever ready &t the call of humanity . J woald therefore su ££ est te those who would tike & pleasure in soothing the sorrows of the broken hearted widows and helplesB children of the victims , to fora themselves into a Committee , in each place , for the purpose of obtaining and receiving subscriptions in their behalf . A few workin ^ men have done bo here , and it is with pleasure I say that our labours will not be in vain . Subscriptions may be forwarded to W . P . Roberts , Esq . Solicitor to the Miner's As-ociation , No 11 , Roya ] Arcade , Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; or to F . U'Conuor , Esq ., care of Mx . John Cleave , 1 , Shoe lane , Fleet-3 treet , London . "
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Nov. 2, 1844, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1287/page/2/
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