The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-09-04 00:00:00

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effect from a Catholic people, the most tube
Aildee'
Europe. Not content with this, many of the viwirts
the Establishment are engaged in continual
t
seduce the poor by bribery to a sacrilegious beas;
critical assumption of some one or other of tbeleed td,
and one Proteus shapes of Protestantism. We
inform thy Majesty that some of these forms
odious in the sight of God and man than /Who"'
and Buddism." tUrejis
This man, Fitzgerald, if he be the same who 5 bre
the Clonmel trials, is a person under the deePest dyst!
tions to the Crown. Our readers may remember cert,
appeared upon the trials to which we refer that sostir
priest Fitzgerald accompanied the insurgenta.tt
garry, among whom was the unfortunate insurgents
O'Brien, he (Fitzgerald) acting as the ambarsiegeo;
offered guarantee of these insurgents. Now the° usiri
not
were traitors, or they were not. If they weee,est;,
then Mr. O'Brien is suffering an unjust puilliteds:
they were, their ambassador and proffered Ogees FL
deserving of punishment as Mr. O'Brien ; yet Pri„
gerald was never prosecuted, or, that we rememee"
as a witness.
The titular Archdeacon's address speaks the sener-w
of nearly every Romanist priest in Ireland. irrebr.l
sentiments which ought to be admitted witholk,
into the royal presence ? Sir George Grey nal
they are, for we see by the following extract,.'*-Abr,
Limerick Examiner that the foul libel was wi,testbotiP
tation laid before the Queen, and acknowledged "'
word of reproof :
" Sir,—l beg to acknowledge t 11'
Catholic clergy and inhabitant* of the barony of v,_,YribeP
nelloe, in the county of Limerick, and which I have II"
Dubtlhine Castle,
addres sAfuronsiktocf;
her Majesty.

" I am, Sir, your obedient servant,G.
" Rev. A. Fitzgerald, P.P. of Ballingarry, Upper
rejoi
Connelloe, county of Limerick." • ed 00
While this game of gross fiction is continu eh,
there is no hope for the country. Falsehood
insecure basis for any system.

POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
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The nomination for Kidderminster takes Placeentta
The result of the contest between 'Mr. Best
Gisborne is very doubtful. Pi
The East Kent Protection Society have Pas7col
lution to present to each of the editors of tvr°
papers a gratuity of twenty-five sovereigns. tilk 4
Mr. Feargus O'Connor has had his annual
the admirers of his school of politics at Nottinge,l)oll,
has gone through the farce of being re-elects 00
versal suffrage" ; but he very wisely abstained fr;esa
ing a word about the dire failure of his land e4,101il
the participators in which may be said to be
the personal security, and by every possible rerebe
prolong the life of the hon. member, since, 'v,erlele,
die before his trusteeship (ownership is the ills`cottsr
has been transferred legally, every clod, stilly?' bets
and streamlet would become the property of Ws
other legal successors. pop
THE Two RUSSELLS.—There are two little d
which we wish our readers to see in junta-Peeit,i°ll;coare the last words of Lord William Russell on tile,. Jr`rr
and the last words of Lora John Russell in 80 thel;
debate. Things are come to a pretty pass svbellao/1:
generate descendant of a Russell wishes to see `-vtort
Bishops in the House of Lords ! Lord ifrilliatilisro
—" I did believe, and do still, that Popery is bastti
upon the nation, and those who advance lt tic!'
that so
nothing
many to carry
Protestants gi vg on their desie
their hel pi and I am
ng lin 0410
Lord John Russell :—" I am of opinion that d;boto
not to abolish the Established Church of Ireleoololl
will say, that we ought to raise the Romanist Pi le
Clergy to a footing of equality, and that princiPf-,
be prepared to follow out in all its consequences'

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL N 4
According to the last news from India, the
ohOr
Calcutta was still seriously ill. c, Frl.4
In compliance with the directions of the BisuMli
ev
last was observed as a " fast dav" throughout
cot
of Salisbury. tliee,
It is proposed to give the Rev. Francis Close, tee:
pected incumbent of Cheltenham, "a public we'
on his return from Italy. forte V
A handsome and valuable rosewood pian°-
been presented by the congregation of St. Martin 'Sr
eye'
mingliarn, to the wife of the rector. A orb'
On Tuesday, Dr. Wesley, of Leeds, anT.,tf
organist of Exeter Cathedral, was electedorgemr ° hiot
cheater Cathedral in place of the late Dr. Char"'„os, itt
It is confidently expected, if not determined ur-ree';
St. Bees will forthwith be chartered, and tlial.;ietgbe C/1..
divinity will be conferred upon students, as 1" il‘
versities. r 11114te,iilf
The Bishop of Salisbury, attended by Precoo-on Aof
ton, we gather from the local papers, has heero !ono
visitant to the cottages of the poor, inquiring 0° from for
distress. and relieving their temporary wantssiseebheil
purse, and also desiring them to send to flic rj”,
msuecdhicaldnt
attennourishingas. things
le4
Troll co'
The Society for the Promotion of Christian .otlithe
has promised £2,000 towards the establisliment!os
Cd
logical institution in Colombo, for which 01n7 peco,
Bishop of Ceylon has plid £2,000 out of his ov/.150)01
for purchasing a site for the building, and 1135,1014
!D ISCO TO as may be prescribed 4
oevote ;•zirt, a year from his
s tnconle
episcopate. aig 0100'
IMPARTIAL TESTIMONY.—The North Br-4 or 0
a dissenting publication, says, " It has not been
...o°
ner, since these pages have been at our digrobete
use flattering words towards religious bodies tbed
Churchmen or Dissenters. We have hazardeunueoAi4
pleasure of not a few among them by our out-sPygolnif
on many subjects. We shall not, therefore, b,e; fe,t;jor
of bowing to the call of popular prejudice, wlt 911
that we regard the Evangelical pulpit of :Glifeii"orre°l:4
with all its faults, as presenting to the
people, a fuller and better-proportioned vieW,°, 00010
truth, and of the piety which that truth shouoVtbe
than has been exhibited to any generation sin'. ill
of inspired teachers."
i! of P. 47,4
DR. -WHALE V. THE CHURCH.—The non - gaip-or
of Judah thus uttered his pointless anathemas it, fejoti.
Church of England, in a chapel in his dioceseJea evor
since :—" Oh, could the remains of those deel',"4.blit tg jet
who once adorned the now mouldering walls 0,',4`
rable abbey, arise and speak, and whose sPi'iceV
in the realms of bliss, they would raise their I°,ll Ai!
tell what were the principles of that damnablueot
they would tell the sad history of spoliation 1/Seorpto
deserted and in ruins—a church founded 00 '5
the Catholic Church, supported and establisheheo 51j,
He trusted the people of this parish would foal
cease to hold any communication with suchhaill
tution ; they should hold no intercourse wit' loft ev
should not speak to them—they should not sized ly
even on the highway, for the future—their °oil
was poison. Now let us pray the Holy Giles'
down upon us."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE' 4t 01! le
4
LORD STANLEY'S SUCCESS ON THE TC,.,cil
York August Meeting on Thursday week, vilie
was the winner of two valuable prizes, viz. govg'
Cup of £l5O, added to a sweepstakes of 20
10ft., 12 subscribers, by his favourite mare t'sPftd,";ef'
the Bramham Park Stakes of 100 sovs. each, aIK erl
scribers, for which his horse Strongbes

LAW INTELLIGENCE. e
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BANKRUPTCY COURT.—In Re Aspina.---
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the adjourned hearing of this case, on the ban Covlb,l
plying for his certificate, came on before 1,1.3104,310,r:
sioner Stevenson. The balance sheet of the 4r, P',l4
been submitted by order of his honour to It AD
the accountant, to examine and report UP:111'0194
with the following sentence :—" After taking otig°o ;10
view of the accounts, in the course of my Java /0..1, 5
cannot perceive any items that are unaccoue,te,,utle?
Forshaw and Mr. Bremner opposed the u,B 000
former principally on the ground that h's,_tter
ought to he received with caution, and theloPrity.
speculated with certain moneys without al_2>___,;

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RAILWAY AFFAIRS. ii"
sachonimdrepalNinnoieerstwhfaof opened yesterday.-4
':thillie ei
IrNaresten settlementand of
fhteh
eGirrdeaifft
ereNNlcecese;se
fit!ott;
On Friday Mr. George Hudson was Ilnurbile
director, at the annual meeting of the West '"ci to ~,
way, at Darlington. A committee was fool° It'''
gate the accounts. till° me
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Nw,ocpvh,nraAoas
tviYhrheied—e
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original
atiohhg neei
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rh:seletpxepotsdroantmretohsieofdanatltfh: half-yearly
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hrert leheycEarttaaornirrtllsewheoseatftiyanrtlaghe
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MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD AND LlNCalbig o,ld
rate 0' de t i
working expenses had been considerablY ers,l
these encouraging features were hardly to oneoreof
would justify the directors in any strong toes fort/
congratulation ; and they regret that the s,nj plc fp
and loss, after paying interest on loans.,lliiicbitiel.,
stock, would not yield any surplus out of ;00f,ciejor vi
dividend on the ordinary shares. Those Pord ° iii
way which had been opened for traffic ras,`,,' es Os" T,
borough had been as productive as could "0,0 ,tir,
balance of profit, after paying working. c1130,15:3"
peci
pairs of steam boats for the ferry being, 0y.400y
But until the dock and other works' at Ge,ee no I
in a state to receive and accommodate a ,tvi of wiolv,
shipping, there could be no full developrot.ey furl' fr
upon the railway, nor could any data "eats „00/
justify an accurate calculation f its ultisi ~..tio., i
0 , oloy I 6 r,
results. The chairman, in moving We (Id o'kitig,Y
report, expressed the confidence of the bc)**detto,,i'6l
and himself in the soundness of the °not lir itS
stated that the receipts for the half-Yeal. -11(1101,1
western section of the line was £56,939 isilif.le do I
expenses £37,182 13s. 9d., whilst for their, itl.!.,t)le
June, 1849, the receipts were £64,72 _5OeYOl9
working expenses £31,055 10s. After u`' oire'of r
cussion, Mr. Moreton asked whether the Itee AO
Ligation,curred i n
thatthe sla6t,e2marotoonlwaodueldbybethesuific.,vt to°7o:;,'/:
the works, including the Great Grio3suloos .400
Chairman said the directors had every Iry l 0
that the amount would be sufficient. ~t, 04
which will be found in an advertisercerneero bf
unanimously. The reports of the ea Gooe e
tremely satisfactory. The works a thenot 00100
are proceeding with great rapidity, an ter Orfer
had occurred. The whole area of the ls, boo dtV
perfectly dry to a depth of twelve to
f0ur..1,,
"'ipel '
low water of spring tides by a small e
only two hours out of the twenty.four•