The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-16 00:00:00

IRA LAND.

REPEAL LOYALTY.—At a repeal meeting last week,
held at Bruff, the following specimens of exquisite loyalty
enlivened the proceedings. Atter sonic preliminary
$W eager. we have :
" A Voice—We mon fight for Repeal.
" Mr. Raleigh—We will fight if he wants ft, and no mistake
about it. But O'Connell does not want any fighting.

" A Voice—But we do."
So :mach for loyalty; and now for Irish gratitude to
Sir Robert Peel and the ministry
IA hen Si Robert Peel failed to put them down by persecu-
tion. he resorted to stratagem. by giving them what they never
asked for. Who asked him for the bequests act ? Who asked
him for the academical institutions?

•1 A Voic :—Who Raked him for tit, grant to Maynooth ?

'• Mr. Kaleigb—Yes; who i.skedhim''-iortiiat tted
to say that the people of Ireland were betrayed by the Irish
members of their own faith—such as Wyse and sheil—(gr ans)
—when Proter ant patriots like Mr. Powell stood up for their
cot:nifty in the House of Commons. But the people of Ireland
would soon teich them a lessen, for the traitors wonld never be
permitted to represent them again."
Truly their ezvectrd fruit has a rather bitter taste!

THE EXPERIMENTAL SQUADRON.—At 6 A.M.. on Sa-
turday morning the St. Vincent, 120. bearing the flag of
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, C. 8., and the Superb. 80, ar-
rived in Cove and dropped anchor. The St. Vincent
painted the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh Pigott,
K.C.H., on hoard the Crocodile, which was reform-,d by
the latter. The Rattler, steam-sloop, screw propeller,
accompanied h-r. Sunday morning the Trafalgar, 120
arrived in harbour, with the Tartarus steamer, and yester-
day at 2 o'clock, the Vanguard, 84. The entire of the
experimental squadron are now in harbour, and it is ge-
nerally believed that they will remain for a fortnight.--
Cork Constitution.

THE COURT 4- FASHIONABLE WORLD.

lIER MAJESTY'S VI:%1 r TO TIIE KING OF

THE F

A. we intimated at the close of our notice of her Ma-
jesty's movements in Germany last week, the royal party
proceeded to pay a visit to the King of the French, at his
Chateau D'ru, where they or ived on the Bth instant,
having landed at Treport. They were received by the
King and Queen of the French, M. Guixot, and several
other persons of distinction. The Queen is reported to
have been in excellent health and spirits, and was much
gratified with the warmth of her reception. On the fol-
lowing afternoon the royal pirtv set out on their return,
and embarked on board the Victoria and Albert, every
demonstration of respect and honour being pad them on
their route from Eu to Treport. As the royal carriages
drove up, preceded by an escort of dragoons, the church
bells rang a merry peal, and salutes were fired. A bind
stationed at the loiding-place struck up God save the
Queen." and in to: few momenta more the King of the
French handed Queen Victoria into a barge lying along-
side, and which immediately pulled out to 'isa. In the
same bangs with Qacen were the Prince de Joinville,

The Bishop of Chichester and family have arrived at
the episcopal palace. at Chichester, fur the season.
Mr. Hudson, M.P. for Sunderland, has presented the
munificent donation of £2OO, towards the e,eclion of the
new district church of AU Saints. Monkwearmouth.

We are happy to state that the Very Rev. the Dean of
Exeter is not likely to sustain any permanent inconven-
ience from the accident ghich hapuened to him at Culm-
stock, nn Frid•iy week.— Western Luminary.
ELECTAL H ESSE.—The Bishop ot Fulda has issued an
episcopal brief, in which excommunication is declared
against the Ronge and Czerskish dissidents, and all who
follim their example. The chicument is dated August 15.
—Ober Postamls Zeilung.
ORDINATIONS TO BE HOLDEN.—Sunday, Sep. 21 :
Bishop ot Peterborough, :4 Peterborough ; Bishop of
Ripon, at Ripon; Bishop of Lincoln. at Lincoln; Bishop
of Lichfield, at Eccleshall ; Bishop of Chichester, at
Chichester ; Bishop of Durham, at Durham ; Bishop of
Exeter, at Exeter ; Bishop of Salisbury, at Salisbury ;
Sunday, Oct. 19 :—Bishop of Ely, at Ely ;—Sunday,
Dec. 21 :—Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, at Bristol ;
Bishop of Winchester, at Winchester : Bishop of Salis-
bury, for Bishop of Bath and Wells, at Wells.
. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Lord
Bishop of London has licensed the Hey. J. Kell, M.A ,
late rector of Stillorgan, Dublin, to the ministry of Char-
lotte-street Chapel, Pimlico, 'vacant by the resignation of
of the 11ev. Edward Thompson, M.A., uho has been pre-
sented to the ministry of the new church at St. John's
Wood. The Lord Bishop of Durham has presented the
Rev. Robert Gray, M.A., incumbent of Whitworth. son
of the late Bishop ot Bristol, to the vicarage of Stockton-
on-Tees.

The Shrifteld Mercury announces that satisfactory ar-
rangements have been entered into between the Sheffield
and Manchester, the Groat Grimsby, the Grimsby Decks,
'he Sheffield and Lincolnshire, and East Lincolusnire
Ra;lwar Cotrnan'es.

LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM AND MANCHESTER
AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAYS.—A depntari•nn of the
tatter company:will meet the London and 3irmitigham
Board next week, when there is every reason to believe
that the good sense of the i.arties will lead to an amicable
arrangement.

MARRIED

gegPLEMENT TO THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Zirtbs, Aciarrfages ant laratbg.

On the 13th instant, in Camden-street, Birkenhead,
Mrs. F. C. Morphew, of a daughter

On the 7th instant, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev.
Mr. Cordeaux, Mr. Wm. Woodman, foreman of Naylor-
street, Mill, to Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, of the Black Bull
Inn, Scotland-road.
On the 9th instant, at St. George's Church, Hanover-
square, London, W. Bruce Sangster. Eel., to Sarah Ann,
Youngest daughter of R. Swift, Esq., of Stanley, West
Derby.

Saine day, at St. Phillip's Church, Mr. G. H. Newell
of Brixham, Devonshire, to Alice, daughter of Mr. J
Gorstige.

Same day, at St. Michael's Church, T'xteth-park, Mr.
John Maginnis to Miss Catherine Vaughan.
On the 10. h instant, at Lydiate. by the Bev. George
Heap, Mr. W. P. England, of Huildersfi-hl, to Caroline,
daughter of the late Rev. Robert Kell, of Birmingham.
On the 1 .th inst., at the Parish Church, Leeds, by the
Rev. Mr. Slatter, George Blundell, second son of J.
Thompson, Esq., of Seafield, New Brighton, to Mary
Rosa eldest daughter of J. Holdforth, Esq., of Burley,
near Leeds.

Same day, at the Parish Church, Ulverstone, by the
Mitchell, M.A., John Cunliffe, Esq., of Preston,
to Jane Hall, youngtr daughter of the late J. Woodburn,
Esq., of Thurstoncille, in this county.
Same day, at Huyton Church, Joseph Kilbee, Esq., of
Moor-hill, county Kildare, to Sarah, third daughter of
the late Moses Sclesinger, Esq.. Fox grove, Lancaster.
Same day, at St. John's Church, Chester, Mr. G.
Strafford to Miss Mary Hon!brook, both of Chester.
Same day, at Manchester, Henry Lomax' only son of
H. Gaskell, Esq., of Wigan, to Alice, third daughter of
Sam. Brooks, Esq.anker, Whalley-house.
On the 11th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church,
Mr. C. Broad to Ann, daughter of Mr. J. Turner, of
Duffield, Derbyshire.
Same day, at St. Phillip's Church, by the Rev. Mr.
Townsend, Mr. E. E. Wehbe, architect, of this town, to
Ann, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Scotson. of Aigburth.