The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04 00:00:00

4. 1836.

lstitutional princi-
very condition of
'antler far—of pas-
virtue have a per-

course is never

yen to be progree•
Lions to the latent

an their error, and
expended ite fuel,
)e supposed, as, it
these 2,497 voters
he exercise of their
t reluctant to take
their neighbours—
without wounding
it character of ano-
those ties that hold

Is this not an
ho-
more of it ! But
Form itself? Does
uses ? Is not this
Lion that bill could
:iation of its prin-
led throughout the
)f Liverpool, from
right and interest
ioration reform bill,
the statute book.
Lout any assignable
physical effect can
this restoration of
I of Liverpool, ad-
lation. Poisonous
s of corporeal dis-
d of political insu-
r• their virulence, a
ed his heart against
ral things ? Shall
ind Providence not
in the tender minds
I to nurture' in its
displeasure follow ?
A* man with impu-
vriter, " be he that
of this book ;" and
because we cannot
Df Him who causes
he name of' Chris-
3lace their eternal
:vealed in his word,
)01-rooms. Where
nce filled those half
lowered the tone of
? Where ate the
ion spiritual truth,
meet discipline, for
Where are they ?

pestilence carried
Ist not the plague
lence that walketh
Irian or catholic in-
irrows the noblest
ty from man his re-
moment of distress,
We parents of those
are now withdrawn
forego the oppor-
cat;on ? Oh, they
that the fault is not
for their children's
cannot consent to
the religion of the
Gath, that the pro-
truded from the na-
ps we shall not be
ioly truth, that with
that first fruit of its'
er. Departed! no,'
the infant mind to
it or the disgrace of
erring testimony be
ys so. Before the
Is infused into our
vas the fountain of
frank of the refresh-
ual spring has been
r admission (though
d exists in a protest-

catholics. In one
but 95 protestant
ng to 740, are the
•onder why the pro-
it not rather be a

le protestant rising
ld deplore' the un-
sdrniring and coin-
' principle of those
h with se great a
fuse the evil."

ts to happier days.
.he national schools•
and Great George'
year ago was at a
ide. In every one
) record decided ma-
rinciples. In 1835
a favour of radical-
;overnment not ef-
is implicated in the
n shares the crime.''
bre you—it is your
be remiss in your
tharacter to the na°

xonerate yourselves

less inclination, to
should have no diffl-
of Mr. Hope. We
f facts—we publish-
es they naturally
y of that malignant
us. We value the
ever to soil it by
injustice, we shall
)e with that candour

per it will be see'
with a "protestant
be eloquence of one
,ondon. Its thrills
re than a year 110

aspect of Papacy•
the weight which
venge, and that vo-
n-oof that it bad lost
lame of protestse
almost every ve`/'
,hone upon a pact
'es are springing 01)
of darkness." were
asidioudy, at Wag
's at which our fore
good news, of great
let us attest our
0 the.approaching

-These sessions were
irt-house, in Kirkdale,
'm. Edwards, Esq., '
as Lyon, Esq., Joh,
trates. A number 0'
sere fined £5 for now
occasioned by their
ommented on by. the
ge to the grand Jul,
be practice of employ;
the prisoners' counsel,
ught the watching eL
se that no unfair ad'
,et. He also highul
Lion of tithes, as likely
1 disputes between the
'hick were now cou-
Lins upwards of fort,'
ur. Na cases of ifl
wards the close of the
misdemeanour against
Testing a nuisance bY
e parish of Winwick.