The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-20 00:00:00

0, 1847.

-We believe we
vessel has ceased
. We hear that
India Mail Steam
:base of her, for
ate. The Great
resent Saturday
pose of shipping
ampton. From
voyage, and, at
t it is the Com-
end a large sum
, refitting, Ike.—

v Talbot Baines,
Le grand jury, on
rich might have
or of the Leeds
t scheme of Na-
that such would
pprehensive that
nted the learned
all the clearness
rging the grand
for one, rejoice
bional education ;
abject of greater
nit education .at
e it accessible to
lion as you dis-
;ions and moral
n do you provide
arge.
a EDUCATION.—
adon, last week,
that-in 1833, the
chools of all de
schools it was
voluntary system
Lcation than the
idebted to them
he exertions the
Ist year they had
s. The number
NI at 1,200,000,
government in-
press and punish
nding money to
assistance than
tspectian was ap-
are comparatively
these measures
Alen the country.
ted ; up to 1833
, never furnished
France applied
to this purpose ;
m ; England was
arms, its people

e quotations of
y, when the last
3int it gradually
fter the conclu-
market began to
y to the intelli-
at export of bul-
sols in the early
he middle of the
nd suddenly fur-
he RUE so-French
long maintained,
ise, a re-action to
Ise of the month
)etween this time
7k. On the Bth
anted their mini-
additional fall of
lth consols stood
s-action of 2 per
tent has not been
riven way to 861.
about s to 1 pre-
n, the price ad-
g sustained, and,
cm declined to 1
tion brought the
lium. With the
owever, also kept
wn in about the
noted 4 discount.
en 21 and 2 dis-

t a meeting in
>e of supporting
Bishop of Nor-
utation 2,125,000
ry in the schools
(nig classes ; but
lan 1,000,000 of
,hat considerably
e instruction they
hand a letter he
)ridge, near Man-
listrict under his
rtal beings ; that
L state of avowed
Ls not one single
h a good educe-
L this neighbour-
was recently Bur-
-1 connected with
Lhabitants in 0114
etween 2 and
and out of the-e
ing school, Wile-
were more than
and 12 who were

These things
system ; and let
had not stood
at, year by year,
to meet volun-
;liters and church-

dnesday, with be-
bllowing remarks
'abbath caused by
eek.—" We pub-
;e which was run
rich disreputable
1 the actors were
ocality in which it
nch steeple-chase
carried through,

. The horses,-aS
vith very few ex-
here cannot be a
the Sabbath de-
lever would have
ie of the persons
ge public opinion
ntcuse, and which
spirit of vulgar
a which it is con-
,n to the score of
of the individuals
n, in the steeple-
entured to take a
a England, unless
in society at once,
tability of the very
tion to hold ccnn-
distance of a few
rence whatever in
hich would be fatal
consider the par-
!), had perpetrated
,winarket or Don-

H. Inglis's speech

lan Catholic Relief

Attorney- General
nv was specifically
it originally stood
le subsequent alter-
), it was proposed to
30th Charles H.
ite of the 25th of
f the statute of the
ts 11., entitled An
the King's Person
sts from sitting in
s (Sir H. Inglis's)
mentioned the last
e his seat in either
certain declaration.
the act of 1829 the
In had ceased, and
)th houses without
at was not the case
red by that statute
f Rights—a statute
spirit of innovation
had the hardihood
it the first meeting
as bound to recite, in
one, that declaration,
most gracious Sover-
iring of many whom
declaration soon after
.hed to ask whether
kl be pleased to state
nuld hold good in this
this measure of the
(Mr. Watson) had
he whole of the act
ded ? And whether
of Rights to work
concerned, which it
hich he trusted the
nal testimony borne
a (hear, hear), being
state—as a republican
Inglis) said, by our
a declaration of prin'
tion of the occupation
which the house of
rone. If the throne"
testants, prepared to
autism ; prepared t°
of Protestantism, but
m which was professen
R. H. Inglis) for one,
e throne. Every one,
a younger branch 01!
d been selected fort he
ts, and on the eXPqSS
m. 1 hat declaration
oman Catholic church,
3titution ; and he coeiiia
and ought to be .i 14
risked by the bil
the hon. and kerriiis
statute in which of
indeed, the It!1
claration, as he j;;
ig on the Sovereign'