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

15, I

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%tunicle.

r of the Blackburn
place in the Cloth.
was profusely deco-
ags, crowns, Stc. tit c•
n took place from the
the town, beaded bi
reamed in the wind,
rid white silk, which
day, by Mrs. Foster,
banker, Blackburn.
et; " The. Blackburn
f on the other, in the
'&c., and underneath'
ier flag, presented by
)ourhood, were paint-
l'he inscriptions were
established
King, the Peers, and
an to do his dutY;,
'he procession` ' eat"
td to thi, dining-room
Blacklittfn, and Win'
represeuletive of the
ten at the Cicth-ball,
astic cheers. There
hues, the procession,
ight to every friend
•derly appearance of
pled with the &till-
the merry peals front
constantly chiming
og °tied on the intel-
at loyal and Wer-
ner was served up LI"
r manner, when it 1s
distance of nearly
and the whole of the
on the officers of the
certainly had spared
dividualeomfortable.
20 feet in length and"
nd 430 persons were
e tables were four in
:ed the worthy chair-
minty coroners, sup-
ker, vicar of Black-
en. by Wm. Fielden,
of Wigan. Amongss
i neighbourhood, we
ter, Esq., J. Green-
:con Robinsod,
and many others-
' the Operative Con-
,!ton, Preston, awl
esented the Merniesr
e Bolton Chronicle.
ends were admitted,
g's proceedings, the
nee. The Rev. Dr.
eat, and the cloth

and requested $
believed there never
reign stood more in
of the country than
'at be was surround-
he utterly detested,.
thinking wan in the
had pervaded the
t it ; and he trusted
nt to .the.sovereign
ould be exhibited in
:only iu the Palace,
,'s dominions. He
siesty, the Duke of

ar cheers, and one
accompauied 011
rnpany standing and

to propose was as
meeting as the first.
Queen waa.a model
s.) " The Queen,
uk with three times

t was—" The Prin-
raily, and may they
louse of Brunswick

remarks before the
',cut Sovereign and
oo doubt but they
n the toast to which
teir example would
future sovereign of
ienefit of the coun-
oast should Le pro-
.deserted those
untry would desert
eta the tout before

me more. Glee—

le need not remind
rived from the ser-
it would be unne-
:hem to drink the
The navy and
'• and one more.

en, need only to be
,n. It wne The
truly A postolical
culotte cheering.l

:•ar of Blackburn,

hen sung..
us Constifution in
with a apoataneouf

toast

a. Lord Lyndhurst
h followed the an-
vription we could

„
it was --oty itobert
,use of COrnnions.”
ur ebeets axed one

ie. words 013 ere'A
err was a gptlinfil
ludly encored.)
m.

°Pl3T'atiiiCon-

wledgd the least,
eaves; Esq., their
te toad was drunk:

forged the bolts of

ch, propomed the
." (Drank with

o have to propose
All, and that was
e Association, W.
followed the an-
,toast was drunk

rs, the Chairman

eingcalled upon,
than and Gent/e-
-ye press in your
and which
L alluded for the
)een .so properly
whether wielded
the circumstance
tanclard, he (Mr.
on the most re-

hear.)
from their holm-
r member of the
esponding to the
--(Loud cheers,
session of 1839,
ders in restoring.
of the constitu-
s friends'; but at
this confidence
he Easter recess,
into the cause,
,er branch of the
iple of England
Ime liberty--still
lieering.) Not.,
,ervative
mservative price-
' place; yet, the.
g to disguise the.
are it great diffi,
!Menhirs would'
Ins. would exert
as was adapted'
nd "we will.
) fight .since 02°'
r rebut jn is/ ex-'
'etc again called
rem to work out
r. Foster) could
eed not be WI
e stamp: duty on
fervalive, cause-
istrated the de+
; who expected,
. engine,.at)dju'
wislics. He'
eta bad been 11,
upon a. bighcr
ition. and 'al?"
calculated that
10 their, under-,
judgment over
re was another
to he considered
members in that
it was suffer-,
y and artiticei
whig-radica
rtant measures
had not time to
importance de-
the lords witli
I proper .consi:
our pOWP.r, and
.quired time for
Dubd then turn
Fah the odium
rest Cheering.)
en through cite
; of the whig-
,ecame British
elves upon the
rity for all the
too, in the af!
lendous Cheep;
e other point,
,n the presence
ie reapecta!)ll