The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25 00:00:00

We would seriously recommend the attention of

subject

Surely arrangements, by which the
greatest amount of dispatch might he insured
here, could be easily made by the authorities.
Probably, the most efficient course would be to ap-
point inspecting officers in the ports of Ireland,
who should be authorised to inspect the passen-
gers, before granting a clean bill of health, or al
lowing the boats to go to sea. The corn

James, WE

understand, would he ready to pay for the expense
of such inspection. We may add, that the deten-

parties coming over to embark in emigrant ships,
n which they have engaged passages,

termediat

We have had fine shower, with in-
since our last publication, and vege-
consequently proceeded with astonishing rani-
crops all look well and promising
mine

tine, but with o
loealities when

Sunday

in day, and yesterday almost equally
The early potatoes in all the
grown in this district appear to
)mmanded from Is. to Is. ld.
ise had appeared slightly

a stiff breeze
they are
iv, and hav

a few weeks ago, but very paitially, and the

ground being again sown, the new crops do not appear to
be affected. Indeed, so far as the season has gone, we do
not remember to have seen general crops more healthy or
promisinz. Old notate -

efierz' meat

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REV. HUGH WNEILE, D.D., ON
THE ACQUITTAL 0 THE SEVEN BISHOPS, COMMEMO-
v: PAT TsY HERBERT.—It will be seen
ivertisement in our columns this day that, on

RATED IN THE YAINTINC
by the

Tuesday next, Dr. INl`.Neile will deliver an important lec-
ture on Protestantism, in which he will devote himself to
the illustration of the subject of the above picture. So
noble a subject could scarcely have been selected by him ;
nd, from the eloquence and learning which the rev.
irer will be able to bring to bear upon it, we have
t only of a high intellectual tr?at, but,
being enforced, calculated to rouse the

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tickets is to I

g Irish. Th

by the Yach

who is herself fond of yacht

New I

i the Com- modo
proceeded down

le- river in gallant

atiful little

to the c

e wok* Commod
,ds on board of 1

After the day's

'ent to

TEST OF THE CONDITION O}

Lot at p

affords a fair test

ossession of ti
rid we believe

listactory on

projected from Manchaster as a centre, corn.
s to Hull and back, trips to Scarborough
ieid and other places. The excursion boats to the
Floating Light, and to Wales, were not at all so crowde-

Yet the weather was most magnifi-
cent for holiday folks. The trips to London from both
Manchester and• Liverpool, we are informed, did not take
so well as usual. Weare afraid that the conclusion must

i as in

tat mone

whom these cheap pleasure jaunts usuall3
lattract, as it cannot but be admitted that requisite leisure
is not wanting.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.—We refer our readers, par-
ticularly those connected with the country bands that
have this week visited here, to the advertisement of Mr.
Jordan. His cornopeans are second to none manufactured.
Mr. Henry Russell, as will be seen on reference to his
advertisement, gives a concert on Wednesday evening,
at which he introduces several new songs. There can bp
u little doubt the season closing, that it will be well
attended.