The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-23 00:00:00

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Pancakes, TWrii,-tind Puddngs

Half-pint of floe Amontillado Sherry, or full-fl
ls. ;. Pint, 25.: Quart,4s.
C., p Cpf 4d. ; with Toast or MUM
Plain Tea or Coif(
il,l find` he Restaurant a
Refreshment

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" Yong :most obedi3nt, hulible servant,
_ ". F. PAARY

William Morris Snelling, second cancer of
Acadia, one of the British and American Royal Mail eloquenee'and ai,
Steam-ship Company's Packets, was examined, and found of the Holy Spirit as the agent in rendering the word
so well acquainted with nautical astronomy, surveying, ockGod effectual, and urged the duty of the people to pray
&c., as to entitle him to a first-class extra certificate as for his heavenly aid. The Rev. Mr, Graham then ably
master, At a meeting of the same board held on the addressed the assemblage ;as did, also, the Rev. Mr. Towers,
20th instant, Captain James Garnock, jun,. late of the of the Scotch Church, Birkenhead, but the limits of our
Hope, of Lancaster, was.examined, and fond duly quali-. space preclude us noticing their speeches, or that of the
fied for a first-class mastkr's certificate, Captain William Rev. Dr. Cooke, whose powerful appeal will ion be re-
•_P V • by all who heard it. and whnaa iiPLA Wag

Horner, late of the bar

pool, was also found so well qualiAvd ui nautical astronomy, wily equalled by the energetic, and truly affecting, manner Herald-offleiN Birmingham.
great circle sailing, &c., as to entitle, 4p to a firat,elass in which it was delivered. The meeting broke 93 at an Terrnf,,, of Subscription for this paper .
extra mastees eertifwate., early hour, an highly delighted.. one rear, 15s, ; if paid in sidymee,

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Cpdfish, Sobs,, and Haddock..
klast Turkey., Calves' Head aldi3acon4itoast
Pork.
Two o'clock.—Boiled Altitton, Veal and Ham.
Three o'clock,---Roast Beef, Boiled Fowl and:Hain,
Four o'clock--Roast Limb, Pigeon Pie.
Fire o'clock.—.4laun9ll of Mutton.

gagoured Port,

spestro&k House to

London !Oysters. received daily, 75..6(1.: per barrel, or le. 6'
per score- The fOltowing are the opiit►ogs of the Press :
CELEBRITY OE THE LONDON OYSTERS.
The egknowledged superiority oil the Loudon Oysters, 5/

commercial town, has had ed r
°I. "tainiliK theni regularlye-ven cirthisgrY fa/
the first Fishmongers of Billingsgate, from • ul het
eijorn ue the. 'roprietor to arrange witli
recommendation. rather than Ms own.
journals have eulogised them, Mr. F. suir
22, Falkner-squar4 Bth January, 1847."
TEA PARTY.—The anniversary of the establishment of Octhonmeeciral
theinneenactnthi3int'co"—
dailltxTeeiir AN ABUNDANT SUPPiiy 01; THU NATIVWB:; tt
the Islington Presbyterian Church, as. celebrated yester- mils their
"A...dish otthe finest 0 ever remember to have sin
day evening by 4.. congregational tea party, which was
" We.cansafely vouch far
held in the spacious room beneath, the church. The at- or tasted ;we can henesllsyerrseeowe
tendance was not only numerous, but highly respectable, Mrelient
and included a number of ladies. Alnongst the gentle- where."—Standard.
flavourere
.4. better
alda. cannot certainly be bad in LnonaAlenorc else'
men on the platform and adjacent, we observed—Rev. ~ We recommend our friends to -d
pay the Divan a visit, and
Dr. Cooke (of Belfast), Rev. V. M. White, Rev. Mr. judge of the Oysters by their 'size
, freshness, and delicious de'
Ferguson, Rqv. D. Crichton (of Mount-pleasant Church), your."—Journal.
Birkenhead), "per brethern of the.press, hot
Rev. Mr. Towers (of the New S. Church,
Rev. Mr. Graham, and. Rev. Mr. Hannah (of the Free. theiruoioininorAtNo other Subject'
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Church, Gatehouse) • together with Messrs. Donnell,..
_Albion. Y our ot Mr.Feeny'
Martin, Sinclair, Sh;mherd, Sorley, Reid, &C.' 84C.— "The lovers of this fine
The Rey. •V. M. White occupied the chair, and pre- splendid quality at, the Or'
Y I vious to, partaking of the repast, called on the Rev., D. Standard.
ip r.. 4.1,4.- 4.. —a- . I,l—: ...i.iiih he did in a most feeling

er they may be divided
;ive their testimony
:cellent London, Oysters•

ell-fish can now:procure it a
al, Divan, Clayton-square.

and forcible manner. Tile tea providea was ..u.. ~....v.-
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lent and abundant; and the greatest satisfaction was ma-
TI.IIESDAY, FEBRUSKI 4'1847.
nifeated by all present. , On the cloth being removed, the
by Ue Rev. D. PRINTER AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TuEs.o
Rev. D. Ferguson returned thanks. The chairman. thenAY MORNINCA'
Wiefly and good humouredly, but impre:sively, ad-
dressed the meeting, and was followed
Orford-street.
Charke,e.ry-lane ; Claarle 1331.-}',ll'
Ferguson, who ably descanted on the word of God as q, LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great
At No. 4, Sr. GItOROE'S CRESCENT LIVERPOOL. d
the instrument in the salvation of the soul, and the duty Orders for Advertisements received by CRESCENT,
Newton $4;
of the people to hear it. The subject was continued by Co., Warwick-squarßee; Et arker and White, Fleet-strs:p
the next speaker, the Rev. Dr. Crichton,, who, with equal
,ffumentative force, illustrated the power !.31,-.-„--tt. ' Lombard-street-' 1 1414r
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hill ; at the London Commwial Coffee-house, Mincing-1W
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ter ; Haddock, as J. and W. Booth, Booksellers, Warrif
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