The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-09-11 00:00:00

ESUS WEPT

JOHN XI. 35

and broken hearted ;

departed

torm cloud swept,
Jesus wept."

endless

came to say

they 1

rd the story
t n'er the grays

hose hope had perished,
gh his bosom rushed

❑g tear-drop gushed
Lazarus slept,

of death bath broken,

rrow'i drooping eye,
what he hath spoken—

shall be kept—.

Jesus wept

?ARY PRESS

OF THE PAST SESSION

OF COMMONS

gstzon.—M uch time fruitlessly' occupied ;
don and Middlesex reprimanded ; sub-

son for contumacious resis-

lions of the house ; at length

lent of some weeks

Sir John Y. Buller, and seconded
Thompson, " That her Majesty's

at present constituted (January 28,
)ossess the confidence of this house."
Negatived, after
te, by a majority of 21 votes, in which
s voted, so that had the

led from voting, the motion

ist ministers by a majo-

Ir. Herries for an investigation of
in of the country, strongly op-
but carried by a majority of ten

e a ran of 150,000

Highness Prince Albert, where-
s moved by Colonel Sibthorp,
:30,000 per annum. The house

e ainendirent by a majority of
people of England are saved
'his was assuredly one of the

to the effect " that the
job of the Whigs ought not to
nt." Amendment moved by
ct that " it could not be drawn
The house divided and rejected his
it by a majority of 28 votes. The

censure'was therefore carried

against ministers
James Graham, and debated three
use divided : for the motion, 262 ;

f censur

ministers were' saved
of nine votes, including ten
only the chief cabinet minis-
d striking off their votes, the hos-
been passed by a majority of one

d to the Admiralty Court Bill,
shington, M.P. for the Tower
rom sitting in the House of
;olution of the present parlia-
, only an M.P: pro tern. A
;ame time voted him, by way,

sensation for the loss he will incur
nt the radicals of the Tower Ham-

Ambridge issued by
s, being opposed by the radicals

nd C

duties raised five per cent., and the
' ten per cent., and an additional
by ministers to make up the
caused by the adoption of the

lent of the registration and
se, &c., brought in by mi-

Irish registration sys-

by Lord Stanley, read a second time
16, voted into committee by 301 to

pentl

adoned, owing to the

sters and O'Connell, their master

of Mr. Villiers for an inquiry
of corn laws, negatived by 300
ty of 123 in favour of the pre-

1 of ministers, thrown out on a third

'lto the colony oilier/ Zea-
m of Lord Eliot, against

the motif
J. Russell

hrowing open the National
c. &c., on the Sabbath-day,

e a brief detail of the

.e upper house

MADE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS

of Westmeath—For returns connected
lections in Ireland. Withdrawn.
-Bill brought in to settle the
in Scotland. Carried on a
24, but subsequently with-

lotion of censure on ministers for
!gard to China. Negatived, the
throwing his shield before minis-

ilin—Resolution declaring it
inishinent of transportation.

Motion for papers respecting the
...

)n for committee on corn
)n of Mr. Villiers). Nega-

ty of .153

of tninisters.) Thrown

Ijonty

Motion for papers relative to the
;. Lost by 18 to 17.
cclude the city of Dub-
Irish corporations bill.
)rlty 47.

Popish priest
—Motion to ex

re passed : the letter M denotes

with amendments

ditto. . M
Of Thorogood) bill.. do. It
,form of Court of Chan-

'ince Albert sole regent) 34
)ati, )n bill.

houses are corn-

or eleven, according to

uance bill

fresh patronage into

three inspectors (we he-
by them, with a salary
ire believe that Lieut.-
naineers, is one of the

Bull, of the eventful
I measures have been

s; and moreover many

But what do minis-
! A fig, then, for
ss ! What will turn
Nous verrons

know not

OF ENGLAND

y Herald.)

y at

with China. England
at war with Egypt. The
e her in war with France—
Let but any " untoward
embroilment.; and England
t.l on very unceremoniously to
-Itindary question. War with
11 almost inevitably involve
ral of the greatest nations in
id the United States
interests of England.
themes of ambition,
Aing by the subver-

sed, ON

Russia longs to grasp
France looks to
in the north of Africa,
n of Egypt. The United
nadas, and on our West
:mberment of the British
cts of the most powerful
for their success. And
,ng a combined movement
Our navy is before Alex-
s. Our shores are nearly

o provinces are scantily
)lion of the native loy-

aturally lessened by the rreglect which
forts two years ago. Our Indian em-
abversion. And what are our domes •
position ? Ireland—Popish Ireland
disaffection ; and the leaders of the
e intimate allies of the Queen's confi-
Mr. Daniel O'Connell has, indeed,
.vasion, by assuring our enemies that
Catholic will offer no resistance to
to invading army. Throughout the
stricts of England the deepest discon-
institutions prevails. The new poor
re labourers of England without the
constitution ; and they consequently
n that constitution is overthrown r At