The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
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" And a man shall be as ankselc.;:7;lace from the wind, "and a
covert
.fronytkerempest."—lsaiah xxxii. 2.
Liverpool: DEIGHTON and LAUGHTON ; London : SEELEY,
BURNSIDE, and SEELEY; Leeds: HARRISON ; Manchester :
SIMMS and DINHAM.

This day is Published, price 145.,
SERMONS, by the late Rev. THOS. TATTER-
SHALL, D.D., F.C.P.S., Fellow of Queen's College, Cam-
bridge, and Incumbent of St. Augustine's Church, Liverpool.
With a Memoir of the Author, containi e Original Letters
of the Rev. John Wesley, a er Eminent Men. By
THOMAS BYRTH, D.D . .S., Rector of Wallasey.

London : HaTcnailliand SON, Piccadilly
WAREING WEBB, Castle-street.

Liverpool

NEW WORK BY THE LATE REV. R. P. BUDDICOM.
Just published, 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, price 145.,
SERMON S, chiefly Practical, preached in St.
George's Church, Everton, and at St. Bees, by the late
REV. R. P. BUDDICOM, M.A.? F.A.S.,
Principal of St. Bees' College, formerly Minister of St. George's
Church, Everton, and Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge.
Also, by the same Author,
Second Edition, 2 vols. 12mo , r ee 145.,
THE CHRISTIAN EXODU • THE DELIVERANCE
OF THE ISRAELITES FR YPT ; systematically treated,
and practically applie le vicissitudes of Christian Life.
London : JOHN ATCHARD and SoN, 187, Piccadilly.
Liverpool : ARTHUR NEWLINO, 37, Bold-street, opposite the
Music-hall.

rrIIE EDITOR of the SUNDAY TIMES begs to
announce that on the 2d of January, 1848, will be published
in the columns of that journal the First Number of
AN ENTIRELY NEW ROMANCE,
written exclusively for the SUNDAY TIMES, by
WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH, Ese.,
Author of " Rookwood," " Crichton," " Jack Sheppard,"
" Old St. Paul's," Szcaatitiett,
THE LANCASHUVE-WITCHES.

Sir Jeffery.—" Is there a • ce in Lancashire has so much
skill in witches as I hay Nay, I'll speak a proud word, you
shall turn me loose nst any Witch finder in Europe. I'd
make an ass of Hdftins if he were alive."—Shadwell.
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THE

ILLUSTRATED LONDON
NEW YEAR 1848.

NEWS

The confirmed success of this Journal, and the increasing
means placed at the disposal of its Proprietors, from the large
circulation established over the whole civilized world, have
determined them to spare no expense in still further increasing
the attractions of this popular Newspaper.
With this determination, during the year 1848 the ILLUS-
TRATED LONDON NEWS will present, besides the usual
number of Engravings.
To be presented GRATirs,MV,S3k, ,
has for a long time THE
in pre ion by the celebrated en-
gravers LAARRGIESANADNSDEPVIDA:EN::_iIe:GuRARV4N:GitS,h(e).
I;ear.
The view is taken from
tgLaetowers No .:T D.and contains nearly every public
rersof Faris, Atiessrs. B. e›t, -it dCo.
and picturesque buil
reize
in this highly interesting city. This
Engraving, it is ex cted. will he ready fnr ()Mi.., to the Q..h

OW,
scribers to the ILLUSTR:ATED LONDON NEWS early in the
first or second week in January, 1848.
TBE VIEW OF. EDINBURGH
is already finished, and presents a Panoramic View of this ro-
mantic city..

New Subscribers to this Newspaper will thus have a favour-
able opportunity in commencing the year 1848 with the
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS; as the Number published
January Ist, 1848, will commence a new Volume, which will
have the extra Pictures of Paris and Edinburgh Gratis.
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Saturday at the Office, 198, Strand, London. Every copy is
printed on stamped paper to go free to any part of the United
Kingdom and the Colonies.

Tiaras :-265. per year or 6s. 6d. per quarter—single copies,
6d. each. Orders received by all newsagents and booksellers
in all parts of the world.. _

The-Third Edition of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON AL-
MANACK is NOW READY, Price ONE SHILLING, contain.
ing upwards of Sixty Engravings.

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UNPRECEDENTED NEWSPAPER LIBERALITY.-THE
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TH E COUR IE R,
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Anxious only for the promulgation of the great principles of
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extinction of the Ecclesiastical Court. We shall also present
an uncompromising front to Popery, whether in the shape of
Puseyism, Romanism. or Sham Liberalism.
of
tlndiaheßatni
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sthh eC
DominionsolOnies
recognized as integral portions of
the Empire, have free commerce with us, and representatives
independence. Measures, not men—
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othfaatitihtehsee
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