The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-13 00:00:00

!ceiving the Prot,

which his Royal Highness stands to her Majesty . . . .
some amusement. . Robed as Chancellor, Prince Albert
The whole number of persons reciving relief, (allowing lii ", "'", '""!" V"""'"` 1!"""""tsc 9."' "'t"'" "ue
advanced to the dais, or throne, on which the Queen sat, half-rations for children) will be upwards of 2,700,000. member in particular, he is immediateiy subjected to t.., ...
injury of which we have had cause to complain. Now, had v
and in a distinct voice read to her a congratulatory ad- REFORMATION IN DUBLlN.—Yesterday, as we an-
advertised our invention simply as a new overcoat, it is mo
dress on her arrival. This was very graciously received nounced in our last publication, five persons renounced than probable that, ere this, we should have been confounds
and replied to, after which the Prince and those around Popery in St. Audben's Church. One of them is a Mr. with the many advertisers that since our appearance before the
him retired, walking backwards until they had reached the John M`Shane, who has been employed for years as a public have assumed a somewhat similar description to that
door. In the Senate-house the Chancellor conferred se- literary teacher in different Romish seminaries. He long which from the first has been employed by us.
rm. rlocomloo. ;,.. 1.1-.:o no.n h.ince narhntic mnra onnaniminliS

f about £2,000 per

:tion of the Court in respect to
1 right td an invention, and by
uy which it has been publicly known.
..tt the great popularity we have attained by the sale of the
..,uject of the injunction, a garment styled the Registered
Paletot, of Llama Cloth, it may be assumed that the public will
be somewhat interested with the precise facts of the case.
It has alreadv -^t introducir

an infringement

our patented n

im-ption of the ti

been described; that, when fir
our invention, we with much care selected a nam

try; as, tracing the origin

thus-, paletoque, or pallescote, a coat Niith glee
- That we exercised due caution in select-
has, by the result of these recent
a i Chancery, been fully proved

an unusual name
dings in the Court of

m• £168,000 per week

relief; •
:Luc unenuatui In Luis cube, uelus Pf 1,.
example, as
venal degrees, after which was delivered the Latin oration,appeared. that they xtiocKea at tne uoor ot tne om ce, at nau-
;:esisTeil the truth of the gospel, but at length yielded to
determined thanth eres rest,
to
enforceas first selected
our
rightfultooe
claimal' past six o'clock on the previous evening, and demanded
which lasted a whole hour, and much exhausted the its influence under the teaching of some of the reformed"ino the originality (as
tience of the company. In the evening the Queen, ph.ai-
yßthowbteherwe
Royal Highness, and a portion of their suite, dined witlsl priests._ The_ Rev. Thomas Scott received the converts ; far as regards the English language) 0, futnliwe_itli.tle Registerede
id langsitnolifiariectrde being deaanfr ft hours. Immediately afterwards a crash
the Vice-chancellor in Catherine-hall, and at night there tin", after they had partaken of the Lord's supper, and Paletot of Llama Cloth; but yet bein
ganedd the roll, he presented each of them with a against those who may have unguardedly use
food.n
without
..first giving tnheiulioloutipe,_We would, therefore, respect:it-
wet
the
fire-works on Parker's Piece. On Tuesday morning Baiblesl
ip.c‘opy of the Book of Common Prayer. The wwaßa
nnairnddis ddhiceenowewmaas
ebtraisidi
l ti
tohyre
Oneto Ture relief as the causes of tile inisde-
taken into custody and conveyed to
hhPrince Chancellor proceeded to the Senate-liouse, and Rev. R. launsell Eyre preached from the Ist chapter now eliotlZ;;;lssto° tinntenfibonthweir raeiumdof your columns,
Poems—Latin,
y afterwards joined by the Queen, to hear the
Priesof St.A As much
to the Romans, 15th and 16th verses future copyists; for it would appear, frgia-nr
Greek, and English. The Installa- ____,,
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casin me is, lam ready to preach the gospel by Messrs. llawbarn and Son, of Liverpool, Messrs. Waring meanour.
tion Ode, the Poet Laureate, Wordsworth, the musicand Son, of Birmingham, as, also, many of our other influential hours without
to you that are at Rome also. For lam not ashamed of
by Dr. Rralmyisley, was then performed in admirable style. the. gospel of Christ : for it is the power of God unto sal- agents, that they have experienced equal inconvenience with
AND VENTILATED AS Dwv -
The Royal Pair partook of luncheon at Trinity College, vation to every one that belieyeth.—Dublin. Evn. Herald. ourselves through so many. tradesmen in their neighbourhood
Teesnho.ulcil have be,
after which they proceeded to the Floral Fete at Downinr:assuming the same, or a similar unauthorized, title to that of
INCENDIARY FIRE IN CORK.—Last week the work- the Registered Paletot of Llama Cloth. It may -No f
College. The Royal Pair left the Gardens, and returnea
given by
in state to Trinity, where a grand banquet was house of Cork was discovered to be on fire the work of here to explain, that wenbeillieve that, had a continuane
an incendiary, threatening the destruction of extensive nn
the Master and Fllows. Mr. and Mrs. Green ascended public property, and great loss of lfet occurred after euctr t r
a new balloon from Parker's Piece at six in the even- all the inmates had retired to bed in the thjelse piracies were articles of our manmutfaucet
d f) rcllsearsogve
lOn Wednesday morning the Prince Chancellor wrarttee of wooden charge and excellence of which has induced p- '
at which all the ,ead helda
of sheds, lately erected in addition to thei n - _airierr s'ohcoeuellingus be
both here ane
are all connected together. Some one effectedn annseentran which
itnoggeVemr w%irreaplrfiaTiilaiels'
lsters of Arts were presente;
the whop .'• • into a cellar, formed of the stone foundations, upon whichce fessions, as, also, generalnil famvoeumrbye,,its),of '
of this country. •
to sheds are erected, where the coffins are kept, and his Being well a.ware of the intere,"
eparations for carrying out his design .evinced the ex- raging, all_ grievon. --- -
'me of cool and wicked ingenuity. He stuffed some of

Tiod of a coupl

one of the sti
unable to tai

le of the reception, tl
- When this cere-

id on the -previous day

of Trinity and St. John's
fined tickets for the

that may affect industr

and a half

notice c

I pauper

I that the loc

.sing 1(

LINGS.-
WS in La,

nearly every one of ti

;ewer than fifty-
treet, Midghall-

3ournood, were
and Mr. Bolton
ed cellars to the

.ed the cellars
a height, and

imunication with the floor above, where I
s were sleenbur •

Fortur

3r, one of I point
upof inta
went on 801

ere cot

irnined

pci
patentt

occupied

natt

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to the very
King went
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