The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-12 00:00:00

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The Proprietors beg to Submit SHARPENS LONDON MAGAziNI.
to the notice of PARTIES WHO MAY BE DESIROUS OF
COMMENCING THE NEW YEAR WITH ANOTHER PERIO-
DICAL, and they beg attention to the fact, that this Magazine,
whi'e ranking in price among the cheapest publications of the
day, is conducted on the principle, and with more than the
usual attractions,of the more expensive periodical publications.
They believe they can say with truth, that no publication of so
Public at so low a price. They have
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the less delicacy in expressing this opinion, as it is one in which
they are borne out by more than Two Thousand Critiques of
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recent are annexed : fceowmoniterAedamtooryre
‘‘ We know of so work, Similar in character, more truly de-
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o-. ut,culation and support. Its illustrations
are all of them good, many of them excellent, while some ad-
vance sound pretensions to rank as examples of high art."—
Art Union.

" We observe with pleasure that the recent numbers of this
agreeable Miscellany worthily sustain the fair renntatin.

" It appears to us that this Magazine, n every sense, im-
proves, as it progresses, and that success only stimulates its
conductors to renewed exertions."—Nottingham Review.

" Very good and very cheap, as usual."—Aberdeen Journal.
" We note with pleasure the progressive improvement of this
excellent periodical."—Western Luminary.
" A handsome and very cheap Miscellany, consisting of Sto-
ries, Sketches, Essays, and Poetry, with tasteful Embellish-
'mente, well meriting L......traragement."'--Tatre Magazin,
" Another handsome volume, and a most entertaining, in-
structive, and amusing volume it is."—English Churchman.
" The papers are written with zeal, care, and rains, perfectly
unpretending in form. They would not discrediteriodicals of
higher mark p
and price."—Guardian. •
" This cheap Magazine amply sustains the promise of its
outset. The only difference between the present and earlier
parts being a decided improvement both in its literature and
illustrations."—Mid/and Counties Herald.
" A truly excellent work, and deserves the support of all who
are desirous of extending amongst the poor the blessings of
sound and healthful entertainment and instruction. The illus-
trations are very superior, the matter admirable, and the price
as low as that of any Miscellany issued."—Liverpool Mail.
" This remarkably cheap and remarkably intelligent periodi-
cal has now been in existence upwards of a year without any
diminution in its excellence."—Sun.

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" Without exception what it professes to be, the cheapest
volume ever published."—Morning Herald.
"This beautiful and cheap publication is not only equal, but
superior
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tions, at the cheapest possible rate. The illustrations are, as
usual, of a sunerior order."—Windsor Express.
" It is establishing its reputation as the cheapest and one of
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the best of the periodical publications of the day."—English
Review. .

-,;.We perceive with pleasure that this creditable publication
continues to improve."—Cambridge Advertiser.
T. B. SHARPE, 15, Skinner-street, London ; G. and J. Siwirrn,
Berry street, Liverpool ; or any Bookseller or Newsvendor.
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BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOI
Ar SHEEP having been fou
street, in this Borough, on t. „
IMPOUNDED in thenCifoistieperyrd;g;,
Now, Notice is hereby , that unlesailte above Animal is
previously claimed, a he expenses paid, it will be SOLI). at
the Common Pounce" Rose.bill, at Twelve o'clock, on the 19th
instant, accordingio the statute in that case made and provided.
Dated the 12th day of Januaa, 1847.
THOM KISSACK, Pound-Keeper.

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