The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-10-22 00:00:00

unanimously carried, amidst much applau

_ e,gat anu constitutional
-election of Mr. Holmes, at the ap-

meeting pledge itself to use eve

means to secure the r

preaching contest. He expres:
join heart and hand in the cause

with flying colours

I carry Mr

y would
Holmes

This- was secoWied by Mr. STEWART.
Mr. JosF.rit COOPER, said, that before
put, he should wish to say a few words. He

He.had

sure in giving the resolution his cordial support _
as a fellow councillor with Mr. Holmes, remarked his efforts
in that assembly, in the cause which they all espoused, at a
time when few stood forward in its defence, and when their
efforts were regarded by a large section with great animo-
sity. He had known him, when attempts were made to put
down measures calculated to benefit " the good old town,"
manfully stand forward in its behalf. He had ever found
him an advocate for the fair distribution of the patronage of
the council, his principle being that every burgess should
have a share. How different was the conduct of the
opposite party! With them the only qualification foi
employment was that they should be of radical principles
He (Mr. C.) trusted, however, that the council wadi be s(
constituted, that it would hereafter be freely distributed
that those present would their share of it

When the (iu

radicals. (Cheers.)
Bonding System wasbroughtfon

.s the
e Inland

By 80.

Livulbool

3 be concluded, in other words the

ed" in November

In the present

aby in prison, his friends rioting

eets, and making a strong effort to release
Len gets into their clutches, and a scene of
it is vividly described. Mr. Dickens, it is
ikinz a tour in America ; he will be well re-

.n. The next number may be ex-

teresting

IV. 11. Allen and Co., London

.stern news is continued

The truckling

ain Elliot is severely and very properly
Memoirs of a Griffin" gives us an insight

;ator hunting, and the mode of treating In-
he " Diary of a Surgeon" is continued, de-

cholera

" Saturday Evening" is
thougllt. We have " The Bench,
No. 2." The " Debate

, full of
e Press of Bombay,

' will be read by all interested in India

e is an immense quantity of

as usual. This journal, we perceive, is pub-
.lv two days after the arrival of the overland

Magazine. No. 10. Ridgway and

Sons, London

This quarterly magazine, which is stated to be the property

11, of this town, contains many very clever ar-

upon agricultural matters. Amongst other
a Consideration of the Science of Agriculture—
nee of Farmers' Clubs—a good and elaborate paper
of Crops—a Defence of Agricultural Socie-
of the Royal Agricultural Society in
s mentioned, and the gross mismanagement,
want of discretion on the part of the com-
rred over. It shows that the conduct of the corn-
cannot be defended nor battled for one moment :
!rpool papers state that the show was nothing to
I nave been had the managing committee done
Not a single advertisement, however, notifying
a of the show, ever appeared in either a Lancs.
ire paper; and when the farmers from those
Liverpool to enter stock, they were in-
.as no local committee, and that they must
)th to enter their stock, and learn the m-
ks regards the proceedings of the
o, complaints were made that the reporters of
refully excluded, as if secrecy were more
The consequence of this has been,
rs have teemed with angry observations,
due qualifications of the committees for the
undertaken, and severely questioning the
hich has marked the proceedings of the so-

than publicit