The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11 00:00:00

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)ry, however often heard—is a palmary instance.
ill perfect poetry must tend to re-produce the emo-
tion that produced itself; on the success of this operation
its claims wholly depend. The poet propagates poets
without end, momentary sharers of his own inspiration;
his soul undergoes a sort of perpetual transmigration,
through an infinite series of enraptured students. The
reader is himself the poet of the moment ; feels as lie felt
—nay, often more deeply, because more Rvd,lfrn n„,l
therefore, more forcibly than th

author himself, in the
is that earthly life after
dave coveted a why The
divine hour (wherever, whenever, it was —can no to--
ken guide the pilgrim to such haunts, or the chronologist
to such hours ?) when the awful form of " the Archangel
ruined" first grew up before the sightless eyes of Milton;
the hour when Shakspeare first caught a sight of tempted,
terrible Macbeth ; or Dante looked through the prison
grating, and beheld the starving father among his dead
sons; or saw with stern pity that lost Francesca stooping
with her lover over the same perilous page; or yet more
mournful—his Madonna della Pia, dying amid the pesti-
lential solitudes of the Maremna—that hour is not perish-
able ; it is mirrored in ten thousand thousand other hours,
where the same picture rises unchanged before other minds,
and moves to similar emotions; faintly or fully, as it may be,
here hardly awaking the dormant soul to feeling, here arous-
ing, stimulating, transporting ; as with him (Lyttelton, if
we remember rightly) who when he came to those stu-
pendous lines describing the acclamations of the infernal
host at the close of their leader's harangue, cast down the
book, unable to proceed until he had worked off the ex-
citement of the tremendous vision they evoked before his
imagination.—Dublin University Magazine.

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TIDE TABLE

MORN. lEVENO. HOOT. HOLYDAYS, RTC.

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May. Ih. in. Ih. m. ft. in.
Tuesday....ll 8 9 840 15 1
Wednesday.l2 9 7 934 16 5
Thursday ..13 958 10 23 118 1 Ascension day.
Friday .... 14 10 45 ll 8 119 1
13 11 31 11 33 119 0
19 C 6th Sunday aft. Easter

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Monday ... 171 0

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL

May.
11, Andrew fir

Hour.
District Court, ill
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11, Thomas Robinson (Ist)
14, Peter Forlong (2nd)
14, Alexander White liattersby

14, Stephen Bentley (audit
14, John Ward (Iht)
14, William Oswin (audit)

17, Edward Swararia
18, John Wilkinson (pro
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18, Thomas Plumbiey Franceye. (audit).. *
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is, Edward Davies (proof and Qv.) ....

nd-div.)