The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-28 00:00:00

Lie country

of those.

,bout to adopt

by men

a simi-

3 than that which

ho uphold

claims to the poor

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be cared for than a b

but something le

to be done by tt

e Pro-

istently, or c
vaged with the heartless pl

n con-

ually, fight the battle• now to be

• must ear
upon the

s of the m- a

Jeopie at home. They must throw d(
Fanny of the new Poor-Law FIRST

The cry for its destruction has gone forth to
And it must and will be heard. They
Josen the gripe, in which capital holds the in-
labour of the country. They must devote
.drnselves to the removal of the mass of social evil
which has crept in amongst us. They must take
heir stand upon the religion and the liberties of
Oh, what might not a party effect
for the salvation of their country, and the universal
goad of mankind, with such an extended and noble
cause in their hands !

heaven ;
Must I

Englishmen

The clerks of the Grand Junction Railway will be en-
tertained by the Company at a sumptuous banquet at one
of the new warehouses at the Wapping station, on the oc-
casion of Prince Albert's visit.

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Grisi and Castellan,

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lection from the Earl of

THE UOIIDEN TESTIMONIAL.—A correspondent re-
minds us that one hundred thousand pounds, the amount
of the testimonial proposed to be presented to Mr. Cob-

den, is only the saving effeeted in Gi
land in a single week, by the redu

read to ti

tent of

n of the price of

It's to the
thank the

edings ; and we cannot but
and members of the committee for the lib
ral consideration with which we were met, and the hand-
some manner in which our claims were responded t
During the banquet on Thursday
play of fireworks is to b

chairma

ight a splendid dis-
given in the vacant ground at
end of Berkeley-street, in the Park ; and the town
will be partially illuminated. A triumphal arch is, we

tending from the corners of
-street to the corners of WU-
Several other similar deco-

understand, to be erected, ex
Wnitechapel and Paradis
Liam-street and Church-lan

rations are contemplated. Amongst the platforms erect-
ing along the line of the procession, the Committee of the
Lyceum News-room, we perceive are erecting one to hold
three hundred, the tickets for which will be sold to pro-
prietors and subscribers, and the nett profit handed to the
Collars' Home. For the accommodation of parties de-
afforded on the river, 01 of
sehts. a number of fint.rate

log the spectacle

steamers, which will be found advertised in our columns.
will take passengers at reasonable fares. Two public balls
are announced to he given ; and no doubt the auspicious
occasion will be celebrated by festivities in many a private

The various
nne-stre-.

FRIDAY.
societies and trades will assemble in St.
on Friday morning. Those of our readers

who are as soon out of their beds as his Royal Highnesi,
who, it is well known, is an early riser, may probably see
something beyond t;:e routine of the pubic proceedings.
We only throw out the hint, not being authorized to go
beyond this. After breakfast, to go in procession to the
site of the Sailors' Home, to give effect to which the
members are required to appear with their full regalia, &c.
The Odd-fellows meet in Williamson-square at eight
o'clock, and march to the place of rendezvous, They are