The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
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Just published, price 12s. 6d.,
S ERMONS IN PROOF, DEVELOPMENT, trg
ON
ILLUSTRATI OF THE EVANGELICA
TRINES OF THE CHURCH, HOLY CATHOLICL AND
APOSTOLIC, with an Appendix and Notes on the Evangelical
and Apostolic Characteristics of the United Church of England
and Ireland.

By the Rev. TRESHAM DAMES GREGG, MA.,
Chaplain of St. Nicholas Within, Dublin.
Also, by the same Author,
FREE THOUGHTS ON PROTESTANT MATTERS.
Dublin : CURRY, JUN., and Co., Sackville-street ; London
RICHARD GROOMBRIDGE.
CRITICAL NOTICES ON THE SERMONS.
(From the Britannia.)
We have frequently spoken with high respect of the active
zeal and patriotic courage of this able individual, as a defender
of Protestant rights, and the publication of this volume of big
Sermons will place him in an equal rank of public estimation
as a theologian. His Sermons exhibit the same vigorous views
and the same straigktforwardness which have characterised
their author's speeches, and it is impossible to glance at a single
page of them without recognising the same resolution to dis-
cover the truth, and the same sincerity in offering it to big
countrymen. As productions of the pen they do honour to his
ability, while, as the declarations of opinion, and the conclu-
sions of a vivid and vigorous inquiry into Scriptural truth,
they do no less honour to his heart.

ON "FREE THOUGHTS."
(From the Liverpool Mail.)
A work under this title has just been published, from the pen
of the redoubtable conqueror in fair fight of Father Toni Ala"
guire. Mr. Gregg was the only person who could put the
champion of Popery to flight, and this he was enabled to do as
much by the position which he assumed on the steps of our
Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church, as by his knowledge of
the proper use of the weapons of oratory and discretion,, and
the sword of the spirit, which is the word of truth. He is 5:1
triumphant in the church as Wellington was in the field, and
has many points of character very similar to those of the greatwarrior, whose military qualities he professes to admire. nu°
work is most powerfully written, and is calculated to make a
deep impression upon readers, of whom, from the cheaP;•
ness of the production, and the popularity of the reverend
author, there will, doubtless, be myriads in England as well a*
in Ireland.

TO CONTRACTORS, MINERS, AND EXCAVATORS.
THE Birkenhead Dock Commissioners are ready to
receive TENDERS RIVING 416 Yards of CULVERT,
10 feet 6 inches diameter,forand 380 Yards of CULVERT, 6 feet
°Y 5 feet, ipreparedn Red Sandstone Rock.
ttPersons to offer a Tender for the same may inspect
le Drawing and Specifications, at the Engineer's Office, 36,
s,:lamilton-square, Birkenhead, between the hours of Ten and
YOUr o'clock, from Tuesday, the 16th June, to Tuesday, the 7th
'II4Y.

b Sealed Tenders of the form stated in the Specification are to
delivered, at the Commissioners' Office, Argyle-street, 12irkerthead, between Eleven and Twelve o'clock on WE DNES-
u4YI the Bth July, by the Principals, or some authorised person
on their ehalf.
The Cobmmissioners do not bind themselves to accept the
lowest Tender. RICHD. HIND, Secretary.
Dock-office, Argyle-street,lsth June, 1846.

NOTICE TO CONTRATORS, BUILDERS, AND ROOF-
MAKERS.
TCHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY.
HE Directors of the above Railway invite TENDERS
for the EXECUTION of the followilWOßKS :
First—The formation of the Extension sine from near the
Grange-lane Station to the New Docks at Bridge-end, Birken-
head.
This Contract will consist of the usual Works, viz.,—Bridges,
Excavations, Embankments, Culverts, Drains, Retaining and
Vence Walls' and all other necessary Works for completing the
*lime, ready for the Ballast and Rails.
Secondly—A new permanent Station, at Monk's Ferry.
This Contract will consist of Clay and Rock Excavations,
Ilallastingenters', Laying Rails, Providing and Fixing Turntables, &c.,
Carp and "alts, and about 11 J q
0430 squares of o, f
Iron Rooting. Brick and Stone Work in Station
._ Thirdly—The Erection of Coal? Stone, and Lime Stores, at
vool-street, near Grange-lane Station.
This Contract will consist of Excavation and Embankment
isuilding, Retaining and other Walls of Brickwork, Timber and
Iron Work, anti Road Making.
and Specations of the above Works, are now ready
forilans con,m2pe_ction at the Office of tbp Paclri,.... 1.

', in Oliver-street, irkenTlea7

••••••••", I/1.11113 Winch may be had at the aboveoflice, to be sent
44.1irected, ante Chairman of theCompany,,at their Office, in
4:4nirelane, on or before One o'clock on Wednesday, the Bth
I'4 July next, when the Contractor will bedeclared.
he Whole of the above Wort:R
and th.

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'Xender. 'rectors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest
JAS. M. RENDEL,
Engineer-is-(diet to the Company.