The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04 00:00:00

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On FRIDAY next, ilie

TO FARMERS, COWKEEPERS, AND OTHERS.
910 be DISPOSED OF, t TOCK and TRADE
of a well-established b -HOUSE, one of the largest
in Liverpool. Excelle TURE LAND if required.
Apply at the S ard-office.

A QUANTITY of FORFEITED PLEDGES, bei

and Byford, Dale-street
rd Washington, Oldhall
stre.ot-rTugene Gregson

Mr. Hebso'n,
Mr. Horsfall,

HOYLAKF

TO be LET, a cony
Sitting-rooms, four

:nt HDUSE, co

ring two

Mr. Curry, -
Mr. Mellor,
Mr. Herdman,
Mr. Campbell,
Mr. Leatherbarrow,
Mr. T. Fisher,
Mr. Brown,
Mr. Waterworth,
Mr. Currie,
Mr. Rigg,
Mr. Bannister,

Mr. Jones,
Mr. Prescott,
Mr. Johnson,
Mr. Lowe,
Mr. Pearson.-

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bomas Wilkin, Bevi

Tithebarn- street ; Messrs. Smitt
t ; James Fairhurst, St. Anne-street 1

stint ; John I

Sr. Price
Ir. Shaw

on, Great Ho

Hiams,

GENERAL ELECTION,

in Leath

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 185;2.

MACKENZIE AND TURNER FOR EVER!
EXCHANGE WARD.

A T a MEETING of the CANVASSING COM.
Cl MITTEE of this Ward, held at the house of Mr. Cutts
Chapel-street, April 28th, 1852,
JAMES TYRER, Esq„ in the Chair;
PRESENT:
Mr. Sands, Mr. Conway,

paving c

Y not to atte

business of the ses

nticipated

surplus

the pressure of taxation

Mr. Read,' ' Mr. Leigh,
Mr. Bartley, Mr. Ilamilton,
Mr. Cegg, Mr. Shaw, &c., &c.
It was proposed by Mr. lIEnsoN, seconded by Mr. Ali
SANDS, and carried with unanimity and applause
T ,t this M hito., —oyes of the selection o

materially modifying,

na, _Jeeting
Mackenzie and Charles Turner, Esquires, as Candidates t
represent this town in the Imperial Parliament, and pledge
itself to use every lawful exertion to secure the triumpher,
return of these gentlemen.

JAS. TYRER, Chairman

T. PETER'S WARD

APUBLIC MEETING of the ELECTORS of
this WARD. favourable to the ret rw. FORBES
M`KENZIE. Esq., M.P., and CH. ‘S TURNER, Esq.,
will be held at the CLARENDO ousts, South John-street,
Tuts EVENING, (Tuesday e 4th instant, at Half-past
Seven o'clock precisely.
Several influential G emen will address the Meeting.
AN
Con fanes
nittee-roo ty-
Wi laJne,ClEwSneHrO , Chairman.
of
LNIE
College-lane, May 3, 1852.

have adopted. Had be taken any other, he must THE NUNNERY MOVEMENT.
inevitably have taken a false step. Any attempt Fr Is A FACT creditable to human nature, and
now to remodel our entire system of taxation, as he agreeable to record, that the sympathies of woman's

proposes to do on a fitting occasion

other great change, would have brot

so, in breach of ti

appeal to the constituen,Lc
had he proposed to dispose of

all their

s. 0

for the pr

to be excited

erness and freshnes

in favour of her own

placed another harrier in th-

I
I watch over the destinies of our Female Penitent
- and Ladies' (

the%

rs of the (

that most o

'oat—the Income and Property Tax

erness

r:CREASING CONFIDENCE IN LORD

re also the prin.c

DERBY.

of the most gratifying facts in connexion

tution ;

with the present Administration, is the

are just now occupied in t

with which unworthy prejudices are giving way,
and the high tone of confidence which Lord

ng up a su

DERBY and his colleagues

hourly inspire

succeeded a government wt

ch died of s

eer ex-

haustion ; but the country had yet to learn whett

they themselves possessed vitality and capability

Their predecessors were old in office, and not a fe

estion