The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

3L 1S &sa I MY, fi SISTITUTION January A.NT SCHOO tion of ti .rly illustrated In or the ulties wl ill extend ove ad at acceptable at. oi h as be has not hi important franc Prospectns, containing a iy.be-had on application. :ement of Terms; iit.atreet, 27th Dece Insurante ft )tirts YORKSHIRE FIRE 1117I -INSURANCE COM ES3ABITSHED *1824 Miele HANMUR, Jr SLEY,'N he - late dfr JOHN ATKINSON:2S, Nort h John LITHERLAND and 43R00M, 42, I ik7oavncH UNION INSURANCE SOCIEI Lti on of Mi:Pc ESTABLISHED 182 CAPIIAI £550,00C /USE, with the Out. Garden well stocker tion. Lord H d. NVenham N rtin, E Dining Lot 2, called theircsepation of Sirllex John S' ilenr,7 7 l3roWne, &c. &c Vice-President—Geor, 11 Sir Robert Johil.4-11 Morse, F.Sq. saes Blakiston, Esq., R.N. Harvey; C. B 1 Charles. Esays, Timothy Stewa] George Durant, be Nine Acre Esq. -. Rdward Stewart, Esq. I Sir William Foster, Bart. Lewis Evans ' Esq., M.D. HenryS. Patteson, Esq. SECRETARY—SamueI Signal, Esq. The Public are respectfully reminded, that all Insurances renewable irrthe LIVERPOOL AGENCY on the 25th day of December, 1850, must be paid at tbe.eftfree, Exchange-street West, on,or !before the 9th day of JaieNVARY next, or the Societywill cease to be liable for the snuntdasured. This-Society:paid .e'72,247 158. Od. Duty to Government for the Tear 1849. low the It Jr/Borten, during the same year, TIONEER, StOck, whlchis Free of Duty. in proof. of Ate public approbation of-ltbe principles _ essay be seen at conduct• of this Company, it may be sufficient to state that its street, Birkenhead. Business.now exceeds SIXTY MILLIONS )wey Brow," con the COTTAGE, in and adjoining the leading to Neston ►ick clay, of great lout two miles a desirat ret:refit . ,.and biegtou 4/22,490 F ly tiFtheAu . 4 rkiist - e. • Iv, .. 5 bP Ruction MANTLES, SHAWL 4PERY. 7f-1 • and Tim] y, at the H APERY ROY'l tr. 'HILL , Cake a, Metal t-clay Ci Mattress Hotel, it Paref St LAND. of-aznall capit tsar of Lowe r farther particulars ap lirkenheati. hole are now preparing O\$ER, Market 'LATE 7ABLE N OFT!! S., BIiN.E yen o'cl 'MSS, Plate, Plated Igks-rittries, Solar 'e ether 1 pairs, ( talogues to be at Mr. HILL'S, GOOD LEVER 'OOL, SI. •street, Meiv NIITUR the whole of the and Catalog at his Room tnuary next, at Tw Ir. Butler. the Far follow , ster, in time of sale, oduced.— for )WELT ;, havin of LA 1 acn of LAND, ?iganteti. Oglb.oel of Ai AVONIAN, of unexceptu No Rol D OFFI( a HOUSI ANTED, in t respectable YOUNG as good Plain DIJATE 5.,4?;,1 NTED OPEN CT a YOU: L SCHOOL, bbd the EVE CARPE! Lnd Thursday, from Seve ry I beg ken in the form ,eriod eta ye LISTI CI tie Liverpo e, Live L S of ND GUA TILLS, T of th_g 'NO MA ORNAM MINI;iMMEMEMCZnaMiIeMs insurante fi.otirts. SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND ASSURANCE SOCIETY WHO MAY BE WITH THIS ESTED TO GED ON OR N ORDER DESIROI SOCIET 'OTICE, BEFORE US OF EFFECTING CY ARE PARTICU THAT PROPOSALS THE 318 T DECEM- THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Tnis 1. rp; Mont . 6, Husl irge DO nu. The 'LIFE PARTIES ' .SSURANCE I LARLY ~anyll. guerre, IffiketiC POOL A the met e, R. IN ;ht witho Fannon corned with lc interest upa We and :e in feeling :ance of tl ion to its r thofe pr countries and at other t cts in t aunty and city, and let thrc it in 1850, i well, (Loud beers.) ultify what would 11 yes, and in her ia the talk of of a ninny (Applau conduct at this crisis . other way ineffectual loud talk wilt be thercri, thing better than the bl claimed herself thorc victory—in this matter, derisive scorn and most what her Papal enemies all this noise will die a Feelings which gave rise .s unaccountably a 'ery cOrnpli sure; and as the tia throw, dexterously en( from all blame in therm to tt m the Ror great excitement in En Loud 1 tealcs of too generous and too against that whic was disp' who, in the neig Y'S MAII SVi ll ian sq. Esq., ALT Blackbui ecrctaru— R° ies may t any as ab Fire Poll Ith e hail q the sec 'heir Insur INS JOHN SHAW LEIGH, -I Charle John Campbell, I ge Arm William Claxton, Esq Dover. Esq. Hnivev )rnby, 5,4 0 , :k, Physician Actuary and See Surgeon.—Jam The Directors beg tx CEIVE PROPOSALS ,ving the ac Ln tage c distinguish itself hr 'taints. No Chars Extracts from Rates iyi Age. - Wit any expir riptf for, Officis iti Li, may de- COMPANY ?ES .f H. BLUNDELL, Req 3ramley-Moc James Lawrer Georg sxwell;Esq: rt M'Andrew, Egg dmund Molyneux, Esc Henry Moore, R. Brodhnrst H rhos. D. He John C Milliam Sr rohn Ton, Solici6 us Booker, Dig. —Percy M. Dove, Esq I) BRANCH I NOS, HAMILTON-STREET. Esq., Hsxnilton-square. Lee that thy continue to RE- E and LIFE INSURANCES. JRANCES !s of oremil „ 'ent birectory, will be enabled »wines: in the Settlement of ;umg for t, 2 18. $ 4 1 7 are Lives on an any other de- OF LIFE.—The iF ANNUAL PAYM 'remit lifor a Sam to be payable'at age 60, or at death. PREMIUM'S ON CREDIT. .A portion of the Premiums may remain on Credit, or assurances may be effected in various ways not enume rated, to meet the convenience of the party making rthe Assurance. The important advantages Ward( 3ri►nch will include the followi GUARANTEE OF AN Alit Pt the Company in this CAPITAL MODERATE PRE ROFITS BY TM PARTICIPkW D, AMOUNTING ro JWO-THIRDS of its NET AMOUNT. SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT. the Expenses of the MM.'s being borne in due proportions by the fern lireatches, and EXEMPtIOW OF THE ASSURE D THE , LIABILITY OF .PARTNERSHIP. EttC*l Theaisual Commission allowed to Solicitors. the !ait tl sa-y. in this of Prot resent t gone uy It He recolic men are argument ew som ex atti . He, as v 01 OS 1 is excellent work, for the tomycertninknowledge, :tern to the rife REQUI 3E LODE 4ndrew 1611; De LI VERN n Nicol Harold John M Pa 44l- l e g FOrste k Harri. to the•( ippl to any are infor ()on SHA I 'POUND, gsq.,'B, riiel Jar btu by Be say ionest to rai not trench _ , he was sorry to say, c from their position, ought to ha` forbearance and charity unt Oh ! listen to the Cardinal. scarcely go further that -this— abating, and he had no 4:loubt that when and they had returned to their sober Ben ) others. I The extent But the discover that they had been frighte would blush for the deeds they 1 In repl request Oh yes, the (A voice, " No Cardinal" a Cardinal, although he. cannot make a A. Cardinal is a tern nor Westminster need not be a clergyman at all. eat armies, but he has no rigint_to send him he who is sent any right to :receiv( nence, or authority from a fa reign power, cent of the 11 to rel tter PURSE right thing dor are very deterrr 1. 1 11.4 i led to v years 11 an e now know it f 1, they are and 1 all this ' huffing, or hierarchy ; 1 to have 6 , avo. (Hear . This 11 They e t the cur ple of Engin the foolish c r to a deputatit mi should he It mass W sonable ci storm , was if in t a shadow, one. CHissei Pope can •ma .chbishop_ wish tx nolitics of the t tant in, memor the yea effect i iere, neither has prtrpos place, pre-erni. of reonc. pert lug or must t is,ln an I when ti been made. rith those vi on lasted for .ed the Rom TI :y of t suit ar priostho * of this Catholics of I g raee •f lebted f one gnat firm and d ?ffect to th Associatio days of buiary e ex pres [lorrenee arch of I these, " I uncle le same favoural 'elee wal vel i Ie sect by s intended to produce. Th •asintradedfor,linsalready, Ile font ;utiona ters to I Thered t , se who Bishop A curious correspor Broome, who assisted has recently t ght on P; on of a (Applaus needed icy bad tousness verpooi ow well Dmmoq Once hat they storted a terpretation g z; proof of t Pop's ind UJ9s• i to 'throw letters, ►ority of o to state movemer Friend an ,nks of t dirt not .eviving t :feat ter inea s it was lirected, ar antism i ne it was .d that all % lukewarm :he dry rot was another I in view tt i on the 1 for Ron' st of then for their fa thing of S hear.) He oreover, f in one hunch.' i the PrCY qtly the ad found genera cept a few to a Popish is that mornii mem the pc insisting H( •ould the at they h they reeei a Cath t system con- the firs Then red to the le from enjoys T a Pro f ROBERT NEILSON, 1 JOHN Iit.INDERSSEN • i rr , , i ~, , ~ ~, ~,„, , _t-_-' i i fill!, .‘rf Clt- '• 11 1 ...............d ,:._•,, ,:ith T 11E CORPORATION OF IoNDON ASSURIANCE Established A.D. 17 ►. - 7; ROYAL EXCHANGE. CORNHILL, AND No. 3,TREGENT-STREET, LONDON. ~~. .~,~ I{ ~~ ii it I rA I ~,. , Governer; WILLIAM KING, Esq -ROBERT COTE Ateti kr. ore ........---- FIRE I NSURANCES effected every.clescrip tkni of Property , including Re with the usual-reductions into the ntin --'4""el'- '- '• .- allowed on and in Braidings o ertified Wareirousec,..t , ~,,, I ANN'S NEW PATENT for single management, ace ing to the lowest rates RE NOTICE. 41 4151:v ROUGHT IFIJN .FIRE-RESISTING PERSONS ASS D AGAINST FIRE by this Carpos... ";,_SAYES, MAW St 11141114 CIIES-- - 130,XES, whose Policies pire ,attIiKISTMAS, are respectfully i . ND DOORS FOR STRONa-ROOMS, minded, that their own security, they should renew ; raem . ' - manufseiored, within Fir► N DAYS froimthe said QUARTER DAY. 9th :Eire and Robbery. LIFE ASQI_TRANCES.--This branch of the Corporation's ut .inj,uru to their contents, business is carried on without any charge for management i and offers peculiar advantages to the Assured. Prospectuses. Mercantile Fire Rates, and .- r tion may be had at their Offices, or sent free, ( in'sSafes,lll, - JOHN SMALL, 2, South John-street, OARNE and NEPHEW, -SO, Water-street. Agents for Liverpool and adjacent parts ;,or to , HENRY ROBERTS, Sandford-street, Birkenhead . j;1 1- IRE-PRO TfF.R4 PATEN OF SAFES re. and =rent. ;toti,W l re the best and -most securyitilit ctr d iningte_ both Prote4.4 ' , AI to bear mare be-at le ,made THE RE inITT./ID,NYZMD 111 ! PAT T RCLIA . N . CE LOCh e Vressi nd used eoclusively, for 'CM . :SHIP AND INSIVorr" ,ESCRlrrin otherintop4a- on applicatioxiae MODERATE ~~~ 1 ~~ aa,... . -.4 repeatedly tested. Andin every instance haver 44 14., , been proved ImpetAcbous toi,Fire. e I,f ttar: o n i "•Chest was publicly tested before the a:lth°' ities oe ' • 11" 411 t on GE 13th J „+e,1850, For u emu a nouns. A 24- inch , t i , Pr t , Publicly tested before the authorities of Glasgow, on - ct, Oe. 3. ~ SPECIAL NOINCE. n„e of pOye., 1850, FOR THREE .t.4.ED A .H.M.IF HOURS, l'a ' II V,Z , Nze lotercr ia. each instance limn ny Safe. .5 - c., of e TO SECURE THE ADVANTAGE 'OF TIIIS YEAR'S EN ', i'unensen A.. hoe erer yet been su4eeted IN) The certi- TRY, PROPOSALS MUST BE I.OIIGED AT THE HEAD 'I Loth cares are signed by upwAnds oflifty.w44 seventy ofpwg, OR AT ANY <IF THE ,SCICIETY'S AGENCIES, t etpectively, both being the sisaatureaof scientific, ON OR BEFORE IsT MARCH. .nd praer- -- POLICIES EFFECTED ON OR BF:FORE IST MARCH, 1851, WILL RECEIVE SIX YEARS' ADDITIONS AT THE ~ afford ef f ectual resits- ALLOCATION AT IST MARCH, 1856. _ ..motif, die...,0 easee4d fire. SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE A&SURANCE ....tette, Blackfrfers, Landon, ose of , . " SOCIETY. . _..edrits contents uninjured, while SArEa or . trrtoNa,Rers I RELY FAILED. Iscvorated by Special A& of Pazaament. if Sheet Icon .. , 4 even Tin Plates have lately ' EDIN •GH ....No. 26, ST. ANDREW-SQUARE. ice, however, has settled the LANDO ~. No. 61A, MOORGATE-STREET. 4 out of mid. materfals ' ' PRESIDENT. ,liable ertielea Fire- , His Grate the Duke Of Buccien '''r Afornitteletwon- ' LOCAL. BOADD OF DIRECTORS FOR , ,-1411WERPOOL er 26th, mid Daily • , , , BHA IRMAN. _ _,!...- 'ire in Mark-lane, Thomas Chilton, Esq., Chairman. :init. made of Sheet Iron (the cost DißEar , o ir no: failed, the whole of the Books,!kr., Thos. Martin, Esq., Merchant. 1... m. Oxley, Elul, ?,enchant.David Cannon, Esq.,Meret;Vet j Hilton Halhead, Esq., Mercbt Medical O ffi cer e rnes Petrie, Esq., M.D. 1 men B'ANN'S of sTROFA :ttet, "t i b r : Nib ri s'tas y O ,, tk o at l e tit athi N r._to pp 1- toNe "ept er i i, V ) : l t tt 4 1 41 Pb e .Dtern i be r T 2 V - % 18"' 44:5t4 which 130-1 proof; experiet A.; to call such per :h and Quetasbery, utanipsof words. 7lste[,, Sept 3 :icferenc'eti) the F J. G. HARRISON and .C( The leading featur f the Scottish Equitable is, that the 4(jsz% S OLE P ROPEIETWLSOF - WHOLE PROF!' are &located every THREE YEARS oi tt. ~_l' ATENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES. .CHESTS, 1 amongst Policy- Wets of more than five years' endurance, in se,, , s th%c. and PATENT RELIANCE LOCKS, terms of the Laws of the Society. These allocationi are ot, 'reX..4, 2 ;i ' 4- Aentees .guarantee cannot be opened by the most ea in most other Officea, made on the original sums assured, • et, or se ) , any mechanical appronce whatsoever, and .but on the sums assured and also on ALL PREVIOUS ADDI TIONS, so that the Bonus of £3 per cent. declared at let `every purpose and use to which toils s are applied. , ith prices and full particulars of the principle, March lest, was equal to about .a 42 14a. per cent. per annum ' at " 4 1 . tests to be had GRATH ON aPplication. on the sums originally assured by the earlier Policies. .................... 1. The following additions, amounting to £441,665, have keen made to Policies at the Triennial Allocations : tlBl4 kg TO MOTHERS A ND NVRSES. ' - (boo • lO} c ln 1841 ~, ~,,,, -.ON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING SVRITP, , lIIS " I LDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. . ki c Cllit, i urtlilible Renwily has preseped hundreds of . . , 18.50 _ 'i' l li fi r pft, t Zt. when thought past rectiyery h'olll Coll6'lllBloftll • dq40,65.5 Ce i:Ntr, "inn)! dentition. As spell as the Syrup is rubbed , NiCtar oT „"! qie Child will be rOeved, the Gums cooled, . and The effect of these additions is, claim Policy for £lOOO, 1 0 cill. t o is "atinn redu:e r d o . ef e - is as innocent as e ffi cacious, dated Ist March, 1832, becoming a before let March, 18S1, would receive no less a sum than £1457 16s.—being t r q4'd lyrii ° ` ll .use the T with ease; and so pleasant, that nearly FORTY-SIX per cent. on the sum originally assured— st},,h_ !‘ ar, refuse ttit its Gums be rubbed with it. When and other Policies in the same proportion, according to their 5t i 7,,., o n tl ,at the nge of four months, the Syrup should be dates. ~ ,ilO rho rums; and Parents should never be without the L'lni. 7ake, N u rsery where there are young Children; for if a The ANN RENENUE is above atl2o,o4o—and the ACCUMULATRD FUND exceeds £572,000, ,ieri, - - 4 11,,, e) . It , the night with pains in the Gums, the Syrup ROBT. CHRISTIE, Manager. i t v 44?•--.l , h itives ease'; thereby preventing Convulsions, Fe s' 411,1'N y e great success of this Medicine during the last AGENTS t sillt ,jr 4 ,a .. rs has induced unprincipled persons t_o imitate LI vERPOOL ARMIDALD TOD, 3, Liver Chambers, 29, 114 a rt N , s, ca me of _Amcrican Soothing Syrup, and co py _ co pying Tithebarn-street. .• 8,, gv 'eel, unson's Bills, Erc. Parents will, there f o re be Manchester Andertons and Thorburn, Merchants. i 1 ) ,%, 4 Au ! , r toask for JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTH- Ditto ' • Edvtard Corbett, Su rreyor,2, Princess-street. 41.' 5 ! Pn,.'..:and to notice that the names of BARCLAY and Birkenhead Gibson, Andrew, and . Co., Meratints, 11,0-;.1.11, gdou.a•reet L ondon , (to whom Mrs, Johnson Chester John Hos_tage, 'Solicitor. ' " 'Pe)) ark Mlle Stamp affixed to itch Dottie, Mold;, Anthony MP, Zenker, LORD.STRI 83,210 129,984 1 SI.IAI N.B.' The Directors are willing. to receive applications from Persons of INFLUENCE, INTELLIGENCE, and ACTIVITY, to lintlertake AGENCIES throughout the Counties of Lamas-. ter, Cur/titerland, Chester, tin( latinat ion only to appoint Ager. PODICIM falling due a on or before the 9th of Jan Decemb a er 23 posing these cualifications, CHRISTMAS should be renewed The followipg AGENTS, amongstottem, have been appointed Aeerimgton , Jolin Bell. Blackburn-road. "„ Thomas Warburton, Druggist. Andlens . Edward Bellyse, Ccrmbermere Abbey Batea.le,Maars Edmund HaworthOun., Solicitor. Blaeltbairs „ , Townley and Emmett. Si ..... William Leeming, Union-square. . Richard Law, Scartop Mill. Leylawd-street Burilep . William Roberts, IsZirth Parade. George Houghton, Stamp-office. Ducker and Co., Eastleate-raw. R. Wildman, Craven Sam .Tames Lewis, Chemist and Druggist William Ramsey, Oak Cottage. Thomas Woodcock, .olici or. William Taylor, Ironmonger. ,'Yeats Welch, 142, Church-street. Azhomas Houghland, Ridgefield. iG. V. Ryder, 100, Ring-straet. Macclesfield . May, Solicitor. Nea(wz L. K. Hollingsliead, Parkgate. Ne-e ton-le -Willows ;Thomas Hodgson, Stationer. Northwich George Beckett, Draper. Oldham Jamef3Schofield, Greenacresifoor Ormskirk RoiJert Wareing, Solicitor. Preseot Edward Brown, Market-place Preston Do. Norlel Clitherot Prod:ham Falisdon Haslinqden, lautsford., Lancaster. Manchester itßendleton -Rochdale &worn.. 141 t. Helens . Ariocliport IWlelewidge Torporley.. 171verekm . , IVarrivion Wigan .... r, hear, a Liverpc men, barristers. whom addressesii and seconded,! v give him not. inst wlint Lys of insolent sggr The me piracy. lt. would be at ion now is, that such e ongei, the time be Pest consideration, ti but, on the contrary, me to belies :hs in doin;aw•a} cvl' Pope than ianqkgement of modest nsweied its purpose of adopted sill, only tb-o- ,nom•ca& reserve need ng come for throw;r, .Be - ssuet's softened ex )ut the old mem- sto , ightforward and out.poken can ..:?11 If England permits this. i,he will, 1 oe proved to be other steps as may be deemed adviscable to give effect to of unsound mind, and in need of some ctr.e taker. The the,xesolutions carried at the town'sarteeting under the Pope's writ de lunatic° inquirendo y properly be presidency of our chief magistrate. (Continued applause. I returned, with the g, atifying demonstration that Joh - ti Ben eanaet yet inform the cardinal hear tartly hundreds off is the lunatic. It %NM be mere childishness after that to 'beis for the county ant d significant comm.unication e borough 4: e and to adopt Ch esti influential names will appear on this. committee ; but 1 ea thinka-may venture to say th&t if he really indulge in the for the restraint of tl fond hope that the storm is abating, it as a proof that another-subjeet I woul )f the InquigiCon or y other invent ion ofu isdorn . (Loud applause.) On even ugrare cardinal can be beguiled by a day dream as I struction upon before I sit down .1 mean the att smpt far as:possible removed from the realities of truth. The made buy Rome and Ronoonizers in England to undeceive storm abated ! Has his eminence ever :heard of what your eoreid, are in the Bible, and render it subordinate seamen eall.a lull ' There may he a lull. (Cheers and and subservient to the swim' ity of the Church. On this laughter 4 Englishmen are patient. 'They would very point sir. Bennett, in his leiit . :r to Lord John Russell, much preier to have the right thing .done in a quiet has adopted the Lue Popish sonii'sm. He says— constitutionel way, by the authorities.; And . if the cabi- " Let . inejiut it to you, my lord, in the simplest way. You net will eNorese, and the parliament seaport, :tire known ere quee cettain that the Gospel ,of St. John is an inspired hook—that it is reavy the word of God. But . on what s.ou . nd wishes, oot oak,- of the nation, but also .of •the highest . Personage in the nation ;—(long continued cheer- do you beheveet ? How do you know that Saint John was in spired or wive .the truth, or that the words you read are his ing)—if the ,eabinat will adyise such a speech from words? We orAy believe it because the Church tells us so; the throne as ; oar most gracious and most .determi. because the Church examinei into its genuineness and inspirit and pronounced it to he so. Now, if the Church be not nately Protestan' Queen would delight to tatter— tic ) , (immense applause)—and if parliament will -return a INFALiTELE, any-one at his pleasure it, dispute it—might suitable arni..clutifehaddress, assuring -her Majesty,oftheir M e t e lilt' say, i i I „:t e i l i ie on ve rt n ie ot ii! l iaTt r igit o y f o ' ; . the Y( Ciie c c an h o w r q ,l 7crt7s . cordial support in compelling the Pope to withdraw his pronounced it to tie so, and heeded it doe ato you. In pro hierarchy, cardinal .sad al!, and to eat his own hull— poi4.ion as you trace away the iniellibilee of the Church (laughter and liteers)--whatever pain -it may occasion to take away the certainty of the HOly et, ,pi ,ee, I ~ hignifallible digestion--{laughter)—then the storm-;still this then, my lord, that were I to tell you that the church is abate, arid in the calm ?that follows Archbishop of West. raiiihis, i ehoeia tell you THAT YOU. HAVE NQ ORoUNDs FOR BEING A CH KisTIAN. .., . minster, Bishop of Birmingham, Bishop of Liverpool, • • There is a home-t h roat at the confidence' of Englishmen aGAINST Zvi it oitnn It • , IBishop of Hexharsa. Asiritl.genus wane, will be sounds far in the Word of God. nig gendeman says . we believe it our mocking birds. rhymes for our nurseries, be wilioh ti , our children will be taught-anew chapter on infallibility. because the Church tea -us so. Now, I want to tell you, , to tell him, and everyone who argues es he does, that we Woeld you like a _specimen by way of variety ? (Y IWell, • here is one. Even - dogs ., - ere n . ti don't believe it because the Church says so. - (Hear, e h r e . i ) r national :utility; and now, TY C he ir " L a t n ta ci t i t i3 s aat li eg :li t d t ays, our youngfriends expect a little axe. Iu reply to this We say that we hafC three several in the, and distinct grounds on whichere receive the authenticity ; and genuinness of the sacred wrAings. . These are soften rinient.-- tic Instory , ellie still separated law, and the internalevi- When the Pope speaks plain . i deuce. • Authentic history bears testimony to the prirni. lie never speaks in vain— eee said the boasting race tive doctrines and the writing's. Josenhus, King, Tacittis, 'rent Hildebrand to Boni face. were oattnembei aof the church, bet were a a neses to facts . , This will do for a first verse, by way of introduqion, and We rettuire no proof of the existenee of man as man ; as then corning at once to our own times:— man -he is qualified and i apable to be a historian. B u t 1 . . ILl.erooe has chosen hisorizeinan, .- -we do require proof of the existence of men as a church. 1 , And called him Cardinal Wisemee ; By him he sent a lette - , Bold lidimen to fetter; Fr u o t m ffi Eng c i o tai roi n i f e s tsto sturd y (frogmen,lay i , And Britain's faithful teachers, cb4dars.) . i.e., as a corporate body entrusted with a commission from heaven. Of this no proof exists exeetit in the Scrip- But ; *tures. We moat, therefore, be satisfied of the authority I of the Scriptures before we can rationally believe in the existence of a clrurch. (Applause.)• The still separated COAL I COAL I ; That is, her gospel peeachets. Jew is a standing witness to the netratives of the Old And ns was plainly seen, Testament and to the comments of the New. Admit MESSRS. A. F. and D. MACKAY and CO. beg to England' s most gracious Quee . . them, and the problem of Jewish preservation end sepa- MI inform Shippers and the Publie generally, that they have All, with one voice, said—No ! now constantly on hand, at their -- Cardinal, you must go! (Cueers and laughter./ ration is solved. Deny them, and the Jewish facts before DEPOT; SLATE-STREET, GREAT HOWARD-STREET. At first he thought it a hoax, i (fence of the Bible itself is a witness to itm our eyes are inexplicable. (Hear.) The internal evi aO9nO'sliOhteabret ' gain. anl (Lancarhire and Yorkshire Railway Arches , Nos. 62 and 63, Then he began to coax. i o .e f ., tbe Holy Spirit, a Large quantities of good Surely you don't mean so. ! s w vi h tn n ess il trat i c n a e n d no b t y be h :si t n ea sa c y l e ' d n •— g HOUK?, STEAM, AND _SMELTING COAL, But the cry grew louder—go! So the Pope a famous pi izetnan, from their mines at Rainford and" Upholland, which they can . Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman saved to the man himself, though we grant it cannot be , deliver at 7s. 6d. per ton; and ' trsn;ferred from lain to another man. It is a matter of As school-boys say in fun, SLACK, AT 3s. i Was fain to cut and run ; experience rather than of reason, while history and the One trial will prove theethese Coals art of exceedingly geed Or, borrowing from Sam Slick, , Jew aldress themselves to the intellect.' The three quality, being large andlree from dirt. W a s forced to cut his stick. . (Loud -laughter.) together appeal to the whole man, end supply grounde Messrs. A. le and /". MACKAY and Co. having lately erected e l What ! when the Pore had spoken ! - for entire confidence in the - Scriptures; in order that in some new Machin on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail- . Infallibility broken ! way, they cab no*load carts with the greatest possible expe- Old England said, his pretence is a lie.• . them we may find the institution of the church. (Cheers.) dition,without Shovelling Or breaking the Coal, Coasting and Th e P o p e h a d his laugh, he may now have his-cry , Before I' sit down I must read a letter which you will all other Vessels in the Stanley Dock can be easily leaded in • the His infallibility is all in my eye, I be sorry to-hear.- It is from one of our best friends who course of a few hours. (Applause and laughter.) Now let us be serious. Though r stood by. es when many ware either cold-hearted or Ortiess-2, Bronford-viace, and 23, Sefton-street, Liverpool. Englishmen are patient, and very much preter having the against tr. It is from one who often joined me in this T. J. , Garringtoit, 51, Chiirch-stseet. William-Gray, Lord-street. Robert Woodall, Ellor-street. Ilattliew 'Weston, 172, Yorkshire,street. .Thos.itr , W. Rigby, Coal & Salt htelehants . Jahn Barnes Barrow, Solicitor. John Nield, eortwood. Henry Heap, Cocker-hill. Willfaan Astern. Grocer and Tea fleeter, T. Pearfon , Foatlethwaite, Solicitcr. John •Platt, , Bewseystreet. Woodcock, Tort, and Scott. Solicitor.. FIRE ANSI PROW-CT I 0 N 1 1. ,ROBBERYI CHUBB •fsaft SON, 57, ST. P.kiJOS CITURCIITARTO, LONDON, PATENT LOCK AND SAFE MAKERS in ordinary to iler Majesty, hereby respectfully intimate that their PATENT KREPROOF SAFES and BORES, secured by the Detector Lock4,4re, in point of strength, safety, and finish, unequalled. The ,Fireproofing of these Safes tends in .no way to corrode the inner Case, nor diva it, wilen exposed to intense heat, suddenly becotre explosffe, as is di e case with most of the bodies now Aged a . conductors. CHUBB'S PATENT DETF.CTOK LOCKS and Street-door LATCHES, used in most-Of the Banks and Merchants' Offices in the Kingdom, ara-the only articles really secure, sad not liable to get out oforder. T e beautify! workmanship and the principle f tlynre unrivalled Locks shows and fully explained at thew - WAREHOUSES: NO. 28, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL; NO. 16, AfARKET-i4171713T, M4NCEIESTER the recollection of his Erniaien If he will condescend to look lderrnen, common council. elicitors, and all classes of the laity, t to her Majesty the Queen hare and supported and signed. 1 of what perhaps he has not yet. of British merchants has been lormed in this e of Commo Avould also modest apo light, I cat I least gioum work h, fled, that a committee ,1 st ter these following practical and.basiness-like - purposes-1 poli namely, to concentrate the energies of the town against? the the arrogant pretensions and insijant assault of the Pop e. he practised r 0 4110:ne: to urge upon the Government the known and Off the mask repeatedly expressed principles and feelings of the coun- an, noi Dr. now el; its first appear?nee, when Its colour was red, and it pro, with which place Bristol at. that trade.—Notes and Queries. DECKING CHURCHES, HOUK GREENS AT CHRISTMAS.—This appear to have copied from their Pai. in his "Antiquities of the Comm,/ , ' council of Bracara as forbidding Christians to deck the. houses with bay leaves and green boughs, but this ex tended only to the same day observed by the Pagans. Dr. Chaudler, in his "Travels in Greece," says that it is related, when Druidism prevailed, the houses were decked with evergreens in December, that the sylvan spirits moiled a grf 'My came fr &c., v might repair to them, an cold wind THE PRAYER. OF KIN DEATH.—Lord God deliver r wretched life, and tat not my wil, but thy spirit to thee. Oh Lord thou know D VI BEFORE H )ut of this iserable ne among thy chosen ; howbeit, be done : Lord I commit my est how happy it wet vie and neauo, _ . God blesqe thy people, eld say a .e inheritance. Lord God save thy chosen peg i t England. 0 my Lord God, defend this realm f m 'stry. and main trine thy true religion, _ n ‘ple ma) thy holy name, for thy son Jesus Christ's sake. Two Spanish officers recently met to fight a duelontsida the gate of Bilboa, after the seconds had failed to reconcile the belligerents. "We wish to fight—to fight to death," they replied to the representations of their comparions. At this moment, a poor fellow, luoking like the ghost of Romeo's apothecary, approached the seconds, and in a lamentable voice said, " Gentlemen, I am a poor artisan, scith a large family, end if you world—" "My good man, don't trouble us now," cried one of the officers, " don't you see my r.iende are going to spit each other ? We are not in a charitable humour." "It is not elms I yoa any ask fur," said the man, " I am a poor carpenter, with i and my people may praise eight childien, end my N;fe ;9 sick ; Atold bav:ng heard that those gentlemen were about to I - "' each other, I thought of askiu you to let me make the coffins." At these words, the individuals about to commence the com bat, burst into a fit of laughter, and, simonamously throwing down their swords, shook hands with each other, and walked away. BURYING Euctio.—The students of Yele College, i the United States have this year revved the old custom of revenging themselves on tiler matbetuaticvl professors, by " burying Euclid" at the commencement of the winter fe slow. A student, wbo dates 1-om New Haven, gives a graphic deactiption of the ceremony,:which reminds-one of .the amusement of the German students, as described by Professor Longfellow :--" At the appointed hour, the students began to spew.; e'l were ("sgrised in order to prevent detection and probable dismissal rrom college subsequently. An efficient fore• committee, well aimed. took every precaution to bar the entrance to soy 4 tutor' or ' spy'. Ere long, the door was closed end the solern-i -ties commenced. In the centre of the hall ky the black coffin containing the corpse; vai ions diagrams sod figures surrounded the remains. The skeleton of the defunc' mathematician presided in a most lug -L .- • After an introductory ode in Latin, came the otatto. then a poem, songs, and music, ell educing a strong vein of humour, and last of all the sermon. Then the pro cession was formed ; the coffin was carlied by four psi!. bearers, eseoi.ed on either side by the force committee. torches being abundant; the night was dark ; the music good ; and the students overflowing with fun and jollity. By a circuitous route they arrived at the funerel pyre. Here the usual pantomime was executed. A hole is bored through a copy of the corpse's works, and e'l take a I that they may say that they have seen through it all o they all work over it, in order that they may assert .4c ir they have been over once well, and many other siesili_l jokes. The coffin is finally placed on the pile ; a pot* ii offered to Pluto by a prit st in flowing robes : the Ogc lighted and the dirge is lung. Soon the proce again resumed, and all return to the city."—Leigh Via ' Journal, NQ. 1 . .gubr ions manner ;e, reme kt Fensation ru Leghorn ITTI EVER. ustom the Cl Bourne, cites the in Peoples