The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-09 00:00:00

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But why, then, it may be reasonably asked, does Mr.
Macnaught not say that the Bible's words, itdde
re tder's prayerfully ex.xcisod con9eieurT, prod,
result of teaching which is an infallible guil e ?
that any candid reader will see that this is clearly to ba
gathered from his book, but that that book is chiefly
concerned in breaking the idol of an absurd infallibility.
which has been set up by unthinking men, and in trans-
ferring the authority of your Bible from the sandy founda-
tion of an a priori dogma to the solid basis of a Baconian
induction from its unmistakeable usefulness to each
individual mind that tries its teaching, and to the worlel
at large.

to the
a net

I answer,

Hoping these few crude words may be of some use in
restoring the peace which has been so sadly disturbed by
the lamentable forgetfulness, by ministers of Jesus Christ,
of tho cardinal precept of his Gospel " Love one another,"
I remain, your obedient servant, W.
Everton, August 6, 1856.

RE-APPEARANCE OF TILE GREA
gentleman of the highest

that he saw last night (

appears from his d

r nr 1856.—A
lwt informed us
third time, what

of 1556, ti

appeara

'-exneet eci comet

long foretold ; astronola .
, guarding their calcu-
lations by the proviso that a guarding
of three years might
possibly occur, although_ there waq every reason to expect
that the great cornet, which takes three centuries to comnlete
its orhid, would be visible about the month of August, 1856'
Our informant thug describes the object which attracted his
attention for the first time last Wednesday night. 110 wag
standing near the salmon-weir, on the platform before the
mills of Corbally, about half-past
be a fire rising
on was attracted by what appeared to.
.t.
position.
19. 138
ten o'clock, when lua
orouenntdaeidn,tahisa
lantern of
he
on the top of Keeper mountain, due east of of hatsamop
remarke4 the object to a gentleman who was with him, but,
as the fire rose and cleared the topa
friend suggested that it must _
kite. It had then the appearance of a globe of fire as large
as a good sized orange, with a broad tail of light extending
about eighteen inches from the body. The two gentlemen
watched it for an hour, and the watchman on the weir
observed it also. On Thursday night they all saw it again.—
moments later, presenting the same appearances,
a
high in the heavens at half- past eleven, when they
went wasrose
hoamfeew.
At that hour one of the gentlemen pointed it
out to his sister. Last night, from the same place, the same
parties again saw it rise about twenty minutes before eleven
o'clock, and then it first occurred to one of them (our
informant) that it might be a comet. He ceased to watch
it about midnight, but the watchman observed it tip to half..
past one o'clock this morning. It did not seem so large as
on the previous nights, but still far exceeded the most
brilliant form in which the planet Jupiter has ever been
beheld. As the greatest comet on record is really due about
this time, and as the extreme sultriness of the weather
would seem to warrant the belief that such a celestial visitor
is nur at hand we shall be glad to hear if any other persons
have observed the appearance which has thrice risen upon
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FOR SALE, the fi

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thi3 year under the inspection

and is w
object;

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—Foiinventories 2nd forth

merchant, or ,o CUNARD,
the Purchase and Sale of
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s year. of well seasoned

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neat poop and top-gallant fort castle ; is a handsome model, com-
bining speed with large carrying qualitiee • her outfit is superior,
and of the best English manufact ;re. Will be sold unclasssed,
glassed, or classed and covered, as purchasers may desire. Lying
—For inventories and further particulars,

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sth and 20th

20th August

Bills of lading, of

20th Sept

20th Oct

ally selected for this line; are
province ; are classed A 1 and
Men of experience and ability.

covies are require

1, will be

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signed at thir office of the consignee., x•-•
ahipperswill Please take notice. For freight or passage, for which
these vessels nave excellent accommodation, apply, rn St. John, to
Messrs. J. & R. Bawds ; here to the respective Captains on board,
Brunswick Dock Basin; or to
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