The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26 00:00:00

turned a verdict of "Temporary insanity'
Gazette.

—Done3sler

CONSERVATISM AND ROMANISM
to the mess etnsory observation—the wow to negociate
and ea•v, which by

One thin

with the Pope of Rt me is

1-nd who is a "Co
ht and the pr
of.Em

our " ruyged" tine, stors was u
hibited. Lord ChanceHord E
seivirive"! by the wev—talks of the r

pri-ty f.f 11.,inPii Catholic sot

'ets of the crow

land- `• rno&ralf ly and ttnip- Prolely moirdaining the
n•ee of Rome in mailers NPiriftlol"! l This,
cannot be considered any cffeuce against the ,:otiptiturion

of Eoglan,i. It. was become impossible to consider such
conduct to be sty constituti,Tial offence. Such a question
as the Pope's supremacy may, it seems, be mooted'. i
the present state of the law

ind it Pli,o api

'coally firm

May V, IR'-16.

note to that effect for his daughter, Mrs. Pestle, for that
purpose. It was considered necessary that the bodies 01
three other persons should be taken up and examined;
and in order to allow time for this to be don-, the inquest
was farther adjourned. At the adjourned impels! a ver-
dict was retur.r.l, that there was no evidence to show how
the poison was m•leflinistered,

PROTECTION TO BRI risn I NottsTßY.—A _special
general meeting of the various protection societies
ihrouchont the kingdom was held on Thursday, at
Willis's Rooms, S!..l:ttnes's, London, for the purpose of

tenant-farmers of Great Britain a further
opportunity of expressing their ()Onion on the commercial
policy of the government, and of offering a practical re-
futation of the statements which have he,n so indus-
triously circulated by their adversaries, that they have
become converts, or are reconciled to tLe free trade
measures of the minister. The chair was takt-ti by the

ffording tt

Duke of Richmond, president of the Central Protection
Society. The large room, capable of holding 2000 persons,
as well as the passages leading to it, were crowned to ex-
cess by tenant-farmers and gentlemen inter; sled in agri-
culture. Deputations were present from upwards of 200
country societies. The room having heeit found much
too small to hold the number of agrieulturtts who flocked
from all parts of the country V.- attend the meeting, a
large party of them ad )pted the stigvsti,n of the Duke
of Richmond, and adjourned t a lower room, where they
held a meeting under the presithney of tfe Duke of
Buckingham. We cannot give the speeches delivered at
these meetings, but we may quote with s,ttistaction one
announcement of the Duke of Richmond—" Lard Stanley

will he the leader in the House of Lrrds. and I will give
bail for his honesty as that fader." Tin- meetings are
deerihed by the Morning Heriild as " th•• great,st fact'

I half a Century

" Lord George Bewirck anal Mr.

D'lsraeli made 'excellent Fpeeches un the occasion ;
and after the me ting had been addre,sed by ugricul-.
tural gentlemen from various count es, a seene was
en .cted, which was evidently copied from the theatre.
The favourites were called upon the stage. L cd G.
Flentinck came forward to address the nteetimr, and was
received with loud cheers. He was about to con mencB

his address. when the chairman suggested that D'lsraell
also should stand forward. Mr. D'l-raeli Bceortlingli
came forward. A voice—'' Mr. Miles, Mr. Miles
(cheers.) Mr. Miles also came forward. Anoth,r voice
—" And Mr. Staff I'd O'Brien" (cheers.) Mr. Stafford
O'Brien came forward. Several v ices—" And Gdonel
Sibthorpe (loud cheers), and Sir John T 3 mil, sue'
(loud cheers.) The last-named personages, and several
others, having come ferward, the entire body f Lunde-
men, formed a line in front of the ulatform. Lord George
Bentinck occupied the central and most prominent posi-
tion, about a step in advance of his c011ea,,,,R, and
supported on his left by Mr. D'lsra li. Ti.is arrange-
ment called forth the repeated cheer- et th- a,sembly.

MANCHESTER

state of the

STATE OF TRADE

,ther rind the
he s mewhat
ve given both

ttle in is confi-
week have been on a !air scaler
ti upward !eariency is
ry luKilt, and
I rates•of the
h 56 reed
4s 6d

iets and buyers for the home m:lke

and prices remain tolerably firm wilt
the principal staples. The t toe k s f Yari
prices ~re firm. being well supp rted ny

printers,
to 4s gd

We ()note to day's iw,ces
: 27-inch f 4 dith

66 ditto,

;
nch G.E. ;

t . 8; ed ; 40-inch G.E. 6;rerii, 9s to 9s 3d;

s tid to gs !.d
Las been a 1

It•ei.(l3 nee of Layers in
,•••• it ii,ae ed w is verY
The market was

a,t wet k

We hai