The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-22 00:00:00

—a patc

ture, which obtained no respect, or possessed no
al power to carry any national policy into opera-
3ent one year in learning the rudiments of its
and routine business ; it wasted another in flinging
of money in demoralising the Trish
people ; it consumed another in propping up the erroneous
legislature of the preceding, and devising every possible

substa:

tion. It

'ay eight millions

expedient to put off the day of return to a right system ;
it threw away another in ministering to the glorification of
the Crystal Palace and the Great Exhibition ; and it frit-
tered this last year of its existence by impeding every useful
measure proposed, and by talking clap-trap to the hus-
It will, I believe, end its days on Thursday
e regarded now as defunct. With

tings
week, and may

every desire to respsct the rul

—De tnortuis nil nisi

I can't

avoid declaring my opinion, that a worse, a

more incompetent, a more time-se

ing parliament never

sat in Westminster

The Maynooth boys were pluming themselves upon
having obtained a decisive triumph, and upon having
saved their precious college from the inquiry it dreads so
much; but they have reckoned without their host. The
day for lotting the light into that dark establishment is
near at hand. That stout and resolute champion of Pro-
testantism, Lord RODEN, has given notice that he will
take the earliest opportunity in the next session of parlia-
ment to move for a committee of inquiry into the deeds
and doctrines of that hot-bed of Jesuitism and ultramon-
tane Popery. This will be no sham inquiry, but one that
will pu

.sue investigation with powers of searching scru-

tiny. The House of Lords cannot be made the arena for
pettifogging motions of delay and talking against time.
The committee will be appointed, and the inquiry will be
pursued without favour or affection. The priests have con-
trived long enough to hide their black arts from the world,
but they will out at last—

Though all the earth o'erwhelm it, to men's e}

ker lIIAJEsT

proclamation, warning
the Oratorians, Redemptionists, Franciscans, Carmelites,
Dominicans, Passionists, et hoc genus omne, that this is
a Protestant country, and that the public parade of
_
oitious mummery of all

costumes and of super.

punishable by law

, and will be punished accord-
ingly, has been most opportune, and has had the most salu-
tary effect on the public at large and upon the sacerdotal
' It has given an assurance to the nation that
's at heart opposed to all the histrionic
nies of Popery, as well as to the doctrines of the
_ _ _ _

Government

itself, and that it

s determined rigorously

and in good faith to repress ar

punish the insolent ag-
Vatican. It has also
Df the culprits themselves,
infested with those

ressions of the

terror into

e hearts

sneaking, sinister,

looking fellows

ages got up to imi-

tatethe ST. FRANCISES, ST. I

SES, ST.DOMINICKS,

and the rest of the canonised broti
tices these blessed servants of t

Whatever prac-

o Propaganda may carry

—and I fear the

al rogues inveigle

ak minds

th their a

.ourse and supe

stopped frc

understandings with

peace disturb

nothing except " Coc

3y way of demonstra

se in order to curr
. . _

shed Church, Turk

,rtillery to our colo-

uplu, g

of Sout

" SILK.—The transactions since the commencement of
the month have fully supported the previous advance, and
in the prospect of the public sales advertised for 23d inst.
the market presents great firmness in prices. The great
scarcity of Indian Silks, as well as the high rates, have
thrown the consumption on Bengal and Chinaq, which are
now generally used by manufacturers. Diminished stocks
of all descriptions and a demand. for export, lead importers
and dealers to calculate on a still further advance. China
and East India Silk Piece Goods.—Nearly all the tran-
sactions have been confined to the best descriptions, par-
ticularly Pongee Cloth weighing 2 lb. 8 oz.-29 yards long
by 29 inches wide—Corahs 13 oz.-7 yards and 36, both
of which have been taken for printing at advanced rates,
I whilst inferior goods are quite neglected and prices
of a motion for
nominal.

" WooL.—There is a fair inquiry for most kinds at the
advanced rates ; but little business is Joing, owing to the
unusually light stocks. At our public sales on the 9th
inst. there was a good attendance of purchasers, and great
ion. East India, Peruvian, and the finer qualities
th American realised d, to Id. per lb. advance.
AlN.—The market has not exhibited much
ty during the week ; but
neat and Flour are fully

intained

to appoint 1
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