The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-01 00:00:00

THE NEW PROTESTANT CHURCH AT CANTON
Rev. W. L. Onslow, M.A., chaplain of the ill
Hastings. in company with the Rev

military chaplain .at Hong-Kong, sent up to Canton at
the special request of the British merchants at Canton,
opened their elegantly constructed church. This edifice
is the first British episcopal church erected within the
capital of China.—United Service Gazette.
THE CRISIS IN IRELAND. —The accounts from the

southern and western provinces continue to be of a most
deplorable character. In truth, matters are getting from
bad to worse. The task of reading the provincial organs,
Repeal and Tory, has really become painful. They are
all in the one story, and set to the same dolorous tune—
bankruptcy in the upper and middle classes ; the sons of
the gentry squabbling for situations which the butlers of
their progenitors would scarcely deem ,‘,orthy of accept-
--- Protestant clergymen reduced to the most pitiable
e

state of destitution, the landlords being no longer capable
of paying the tithe rentcharge ; Roman Catholic priests
shorn of their " dues_" Q.,- • •.

their flocks being either inmates of the poorhouse the vicinity, as patroness of the cIEt
or the grave, or wanderers to other lands. The Dublin is also a distinguished list of patrons
Mail communicates the following, amongst a multi- quis of Westminster. The bazaar
tude of analogous cases illustrative of the progress in the pleasure grounds attached t
of desolation :—" In the once thriving town of Newcastle Hotel, a most agreeable site for
in the county of Limerick. during the quarter sessions ladies or gentlemen who may b,
just ended, _

, there were over 1,200 prisoners to be triea, good work, by such contributio
and it occupied the court but three days to try them all. towards such purposes, will eni
And why ? Simply because they all pleaded guilty, in the I gifts by sending them in during
hope of being detained in prison ; and two who were dis- the commencement of the succee
charged were the next day accused of riot, committed in I HEADACHE, BILE, APOPLEXY, AND COMPLAINTS
TIY HOL-

te the value Of their

'esent week, or at

his former visit
(-if,rings in the to.

lie I ARISING FROM IMPURITY OF BLOOD CURE

on the present occasion the offer of a guinea a-night.could wonder-working medicine ar
not procure bim a bed, even in a cabin. All, all had fled suffer from disordered stomr
from a rate of 20s, in the pound."—ln. Carrick-on-Suir headaches, or dimness of sigl-

;o powerful th
s, indigestion,

all who

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sue, _ -rightful depression of trade that more than 70 impurity of the blood, shoul e immediate recourse to
shops are closed in one street only I The Cork papers Holloway's Pills, which so directly on the system that
report an inquest held under peculiarly melancholy cir- a few doses will re e every unpleasant symptom, thus
cumstances, upon the body of a man who died from mal- preventing the dariger of apoplexy and the overflow of
treatment in the " Black-hole" of Youghal workhouse, in blood to the ben'il. They may be taken by females of all
consequence of having been deprived of his rations. The ages with,peffect safety, their invigorating qualities soon
surgeon could not finds particle of fat beneath the skin or restore persons of the most nervous and debilitated con-
in the abdomen of the miserable man, stitutions to the enjoyment of good health.

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