The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-15 00:00:00

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company in the room. The conservative peers and conset v
live memberi must male led away from their duty by any Cilse
drliearv. ; they must fight those vulgar- men, for such die ma-
kititt• of the present House of Commons had been proved to be,
ou their own ground and with•their own weapons; and, however
ungracious the task might be to gentlemen of refined feelings,
Justice to the House of Peers and to the country demanded it.
( Lill applause.) The House of Peers the next session ought
to originate. their own measures at an early period, and whilst
they thus tested the sincerity of the House of Commons, would
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also leave the ungracious task of refusing wise measures to the
Cacti us majority
of
- that house. (Loud cheers.) He would
how conclude by assuring them that the conductors of the con-
servative.press, with mantel whom he had the honour of per-
sonal acquaintance, would continue to be animated by one spirit
foe the.next 'three months, when in all probability the parlia-
ment would assemble, and then they would resign the task .to
the representatives of right principles in both branches of the
legislature. Lie felt greatly honoured by the handsome notice
which had been.ligstowed upon an humble individual
.like him-
self; hut he was d'etermined never to relax in his exertions for
the cause in vhich they were mutually engaged. (Three dis
tinct cheers were given to Mr. Foster when he sat down.)

" The Blue Belles of Blackburn,"
was next drunk with nine times nine.
Mr. Tiplady paid a handsome compliment to the -Lady of
4Alia Foste,s, Esq. for the elegant flag which she had that day
f) routed to the Association.
• At this period Wm. Fielding, Esq., M.P., and several friends
left theroom, amidst the plaudits of the whole company.
Mr. Tiplady, in a neat speech, proposed "The health of Mrs.
Hargreaves and family, and long life and prosperity to them."
Drank with musical 11,.nours.
The Chairman returned thanks on the part of Mrs. Hargreaves
and family, and assured them, that she, like the majority of fe-
males in the Empire, was truly a Conservative.
Glee—" Here's a health to all good lasses."
" The Officers of the Blackburn Operative Conservative Assor
eiation," "The health-of Mr. Fleming, and thanks to him for
the use of his room." (These toasts were drunk with the accus-
tomed honours.) •
The Chairman then retired, and thus closed the proceedings
of the most interesting and orderly dinner amongst the opera-
tives we ever witnessed; and Thursday last will, we are certain,
be a proud day for Conservatism in the future annals of Black-,
burn.

THEATRE-ROYAL LIVERPOOL
Vl,' RS. and MISS STANLEY most respectfully. a
IVA their BENEFIT on WEDNESDAY, (T
when will be perforined Murphy's Comedy. of
ALL ;IN TI-W WRON
Sir John' RestleSs.; . 111 r. Stuart. I Beyerle .Mr. Howard
Lady Restless Mrs. Stanley.
Clarissa ' Miss Stanley, Tattle Mrs. Clarke.
Belinda.. .Miss Faucit.
To COn'aude with the splendid Spectacle of
BLUE BEARD.

Mr. ATKINS hasiin.T.:-,,i;atTte7lPerri;Sion for the splendid
ELEPHANT RAJAH

alit that rare AniaTalit:e

DROMEDARY
to appear; the whole' will (um. a Pageant of unprecedented
attraction and novelty.
Ticket's 16 be had--at the Box-office, Theatre-Royal, and of
Mrs. and Miss STANLEY, at Mr. Woodward's, 150, Islington.