The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-05-11 00:00:00

Subject—TRANSUBSTANTIATION

Admission by Tickets. which may be had at Mr. JOSEPH
CRISP'S, 38, Church-street.
To defray the expenses, 6d. each will be charged for the
Tickets, and Is. to the Platform.

LIVERPOOL AND WEST LANCASHIRE CHURCH

MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION

THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
WO MEETINGS of the SOCIETY will be held (D. v.)
Tin the Music HALL, Bold-street, (entrance froui /
Con-
cert-street,) on MONDAY MORNING next, t e 17th
instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely ; and in th Music
HALL, Bold-street, on TUESDAY EVENIN next, the
18th instant, at Half-past Six o'clock precisel , the Rev.
Chancellor RAIKES in the Chair. Rev. J. Sc OLEFIELD,
A.M., Regius Professor of Greek in the Unive sity of Cam-
bridge ; Rev EDWIN SIDNEY, A.M., of le, Norfolk ;
Rev. H. WOODWARD, A.M., Minister of S . ames's, Bris-
tol, and the Rev. J. E. WHITE, will attend a Deputation.
SERMONS
In aid of the above Society, will be Preached
ON S UNDA Y NEX T, the 16th instant:
ST. ANDREW'S,

In the Morning, at Eleven, by the Rev. E. SIDNEY, M.A. ;
in the Evening, at half-past Six, by the Rev. Professor
SCHOLEFIELD, M.A.

,
ST. BRIDE'S,
in the Morning, at Eleven, by the Rev. JONATHAN H.
WOODWARD. M.A.; in the Evening, at half-past Six, by
the Rev. E. SIDNEY, M.A.
ST. DAVID'S,

in the Afternoon, at Three, in Welsh, by the Rev. R. DA-
VIES, A.M. ; in the Evening, at half-past Six, by the Rev.
F. PARRY.

ST. AUGUSTINE'S,
in the Morning, at Eleven, by the Rev. Professor SCHOLE
FIELD, M.A.

ST. GEORGE'S, Everton,
in the Morning, at a quarter before Eleven, by the Rev. W
W. EWBANK, M.A.; in the Evening, at half-past Six.
ST. M ARY's, Edge-hill,

in the Morning, at half-past Ten, by the Rev. Dr. BY RTH,
Rector of Wallasey ; in the Afternoon, at Three, by the Rev,
E. SIDNEY, M.A. . _
...
___

ALL SAINTS,

in the Morning, at half-past Ten, by the Rev. J. E. WHITE,
M.A.; in the Evening, at half-past Six, by the Rev. Dr.
TATTERSHALL, M.A.
ST. THOMAS'S, Seaforth,

in the Morning, at half-past Ten, by the Rev. W. RAW-
SON, M.A

ST. JUDE'S,

in the Evening, at Half-past Six, by the Rev. JONATHAN
WOODWARD, M.A.
TRINITY, Woodside,

in the Morning,
M.A.

, at half-past Ten, by the Rev. J. BAYLEE

K I RKDALE,

in the Morning, at half-past Ten, in the Evening, at half-past
Six, by the Rev. R. E. ROBERTS, Incumbent of St.
George's, Barnsley.
MARINER'S CHURCH,

in the Morning, at a quarter before Eleven, by the Rev. F
PARRY ; in the Afternoon, at Three, by the Rev. J. E
WHITE.

ST. ANN'S

, Aigburth,

in the Morning, at a quarter before Eleven, by the Rev. J
H. STEWART, M.A.

ST. MARK'S,

in the Evening, at half7past_Sis, by the Rev. J. E. WHITE

*ST. JOHN BAPTIST'S,
in the Morning, at Eleven, by the Rev. J. HASSALL, A.M.

*WEST DERBY,

n the Morning, at half-past Ten, by the Rev. W. WIVER,
W.A.

*ST. LUKE'S,
the Morning, at Eleven, by the Rev. F. BARKER, M.A

*ST. ANN'g, West Derby,
in the Morning, at Eleven, by the Rev. T. GARDNER, A.M.
In Me Churches thus (*) marked the Collections are di-
vided between the Church Missionary Society and the Gos-
pel Propagation Society.

On MONDAY EV-ENING next, the lith instant, at
ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, Pitt-street, by the Rev.
Professor SCHOLEFIELD.

CHRIST'S CHURCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 10th instant, at Seven, by the Rev. J. WOODWARD.

The Friends of the Society will BREAKFAST together,
at the ADELPHI HOTEL, on TUESDAY MORNING next,
the 18th instant, at half-past Eight.

The following MEETINGS are also in tended to be held :
On MONDAY next, the lith instDanEtß, at Seven o'clock in
W
the Evening, at PRESCOT and EST
On WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, at SEACOMBE, in
the Morning, at Eleven; and at SEAFORTH in the Evening,
at half-past Six o'clock.
A PRAYER MEETING will be held, in th_e
TION HOUSE, Slater-street, on SATURDAY EVENING
next, the 15th instant, at Seven o'clock.
Tickets for the Music Hall to be had at Mr. CRISP'S
Office, 38, Churcb-street, on Friday next, the 14th, and Sa-
turday, the 15th instant, from Eleven to Three o'clock.
No Tickets required for the other Meetings.

THE MURDERER CLUBBE.—We understand that John
Lloyd, Esq., clerk of assize on the North Wales circut, has
received a communication to the effect that the extreme sen-
tence of the law will not be carried into effect on the indivi-
dual, found guilty of, and condemned to die at the last
assizes, for the murder of Mr. Lloyd, (of Rhaggart), game-
keeper. His sentence will be commuted to transportation
for M.o.—Chester Couraott

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HOUSE OF LORDS,-

-THURSDAY

Several petitions were presented against any alteration in
the corn-laws ; some were also presented in favour of an al-
teration.

In reply to a question from Lord Ellenborough, the LORD
CHANCELLOR said, that new rules for proceedings in Chancery,
under a bill passed during the last session of parliament, were in
course of preparation, but he could not say when they would
be so far completed, as to be laid upon table of the house.
On the motion of the Earl of ROSEBERRY, the Scotch en-
tails amendment bill was read a second time.
The Duke of ARGYLL moved for leave to bring in a bill to
settle the question of church patronage in Scotland. The
motion was agreed to. and the bill having been read a first
time, the noble duke said he would not move the second
reading until the General Assembly should have an opportu-
nity of meeting and expressing an opinion on its provisions.
After some observations from the Earl of Aberdeen, the
Earl of Rosebery, Lord Dunfermline, and the Marquis of
Breadalbane, the house adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THLRSDAY

Lord J. RUSSELL, in reply to a question from Mr. Walter,
said it was his intention to go on with the poor-law amend-
ment bill, though he might not be able to proceed with it on
the lith.

Mr. WALTER intimated that he should meet the bill, when
it was brought forward, with a specific motion.
In reply to a questioa from Mr. Hume, it was stated by
Lord J. RUSSELL that it was true Captain Elliott had been
recalled from Canton, and Sir H. Pottinger been appointed
in his room.

Mr. HUME having moved for returns of the correspond-
ence between the British and American governments relative
to the destruction of the Caroline steam-boat, and of the cor-
respondence between the Governor-General of Canada and
the Colonial Secretary.

Lord J. RUSSELL intimated that the production of the
papers would be prejudicial to the pending negotiations be-
tween the two governments.

Mr. HUME still persevered, and the house was about to
divide, when

Sir R. PEEL said that the production of the papers ought
not to be insisted upon, after a minister of the crown had in-
timated that their being produced might be prejudicial to the
interests of the country.

- After some further conversation, Mr. HUME allowed the
motion to be negatived without a division.

Colonel SlnTiouP, at considerable length, condemned the
appointment of Mr. Vizard as solicitor to the home depart-
ment, and moved a resolution to the effect that no sufficient
reason had been shown for the the appointment, and that it
was wholly unnecessary.

Mr. FoX MAULE defended the necessity of the appoint-
ment, owing to the increased business of the department,
arising from the number of bills which had been recently be-
fore it. Every other public department had its solicitor, and
it was not until the want of one was felt that the appointment
had been made.

Mr. GOULBURN thought that a sufficient case had not been
ma* out for the appointment; but was of opinion that the
better time to take the objection would be when a vote was
brought forward in committee of supply for a salary for the
office.

Colonel SIBTRORP intimated that he would pursue the
course suggested by the right hon. member for the Univer-
sity of Cambridge, and withdrew his motion.
The house then adjourned.