The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-10 00:00:00

Loral anti .13rabiarialigelos.

" Sly opinion respecting thejustici. of the corn iaw 4,
_____ _ i undergone no change."
Weil, then, what has Mr. Start to ,do, but to vote ac-
The stea-n-sbip Hibernia, which would leave Boston on cording to his own convictions, and according to the
the Ist, may be expected on or before Saturday morning. wishe§ of his constituents ? Could any thing in the world
A beautifully executed and remarkably correct full be simpler or more easy ?
length likeness of J. D. Case, Esq. has just been placed But no
in the Commissioners' Rooms, Birkenhead. , good Mr. Start cannot screw his courage up to
I
BIRKENHEAD
retired froth the oontraat, and Mr. IVPCOrmack has taken Duke of Wellington, and tbe whole Cabinet, are your
it up. '
opponents." --

A- party or gentlem

Wednesday al

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conceive
Ana, accordingly, being apparently unable _to
. ._
Wood, with the view of celebrating the arrival at that port the possibility of such a thing as voting on his own convic-
of the first cargo of cotton. tions against the Government, he applies for the Chiltern
The Finance Committee have lately granted a lease of Hundreds, and leaves his constituents in the lurch ! We
land in Water-street. for 75 years, attheriirtle
Koti'agt,esn
afratnhr,klye
dears'declare,
absence
that,
orenwtehien
CMorn.tSinteunrtt"sup,oreaseldntaeptrtele-
pounds per square yard. dicament. we would sell the Dorsetshire estate, and, after
Last Friday a boy named Badley. living
court, Brook-street, was Ls.-at to death, through his either in Argyleshire or in Galway. Assuredly, Dorset-
clothes catching fire. He was left alone. shire should never again behold us !
SHOP ROHM? ay.—On Saturday Mary Ann Dsyer vvqs But observe; good reader, in what way the repeal of the
committed for trial, at the Police-court, on a charge of corn-laws is to. be carried. Here is an English county
having stolen three pieces of edging, of the value of 233., member, who declares his convictions to remain unaltered,
the property of Mr. Rigby, laceman. of Dale-street. deserting his past, simply because Sir Robert Peel and the
A man named Howarth, a turn-out collier, at Rach- Duke of Wellington have abandoned the corn-laws. Next,
dale, has been committed to Kirkdaie Gaol,.on a charge of
set.
Dninelc7e3i)ff,7ellingto h
Wellington
texapt h
lainesr, tmhaatjehatiys vmieigwhst, "hreemlaeiftn
attempting to murder John Dugdale, one of the new hands unaltered ; but that he yields to Sir Robert Peel'spropo-
at Meadow Croft Colliery.
The Rev. James North, of St. Catherine's, has lately %Ithout a gover a fear
nment.
declared that the price which he con-
named half a tun of coal to each of the inmates of the 48 We come then down to Sir Robert Peel, as the single
that wheat should be sold at in Eng-
almshouses for seamen's widows; and he also, at Christ- individual, from whose change of opinion and of purpose,
mas, dkided amongst several of the most needy and in- all the other changes proceed.
firma quantity of mutton. And we may fearlessly ask-=remembering that Sir, no-
namHeor
rE4aßryoucuosnanyorly,OLLSs Saturday feel,sbiejetred it
desirablein
charge of having stolen a boa and shawl, value four land was 545. to 585., and that the present anerafie is
pounds, the property of of lady in Grenville-street, to Ms. Bd..—ws may fearlessly ask, we repeat, is there a
whom she had gone to look r service..
yittead YfOurngtriafelmonn ea'
man in England who seriously believes that, if there had
At the meeting of the Mersey yacht Club on Tuesday, been no League, Sir Robert Peel would have come for-
an American gentleman exhibited a novel method of pro- ward, in 1846,•t0 repeal his own la,w of 1842?
pelting ste ,mers by small paddle-wheels wholly immersed So that, in fact, the " house that Jack built" runs
in the water. The club has now standing to its credit thus :—Mr. Sturt, Mr. Charteris, Mr. Wilson Patten,
£274.
and sundry others. are converted by the conversion of the
The Rev. H. Hampton delivered, on Tuesday, a very Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel:—
eloquent lecture on the improvement of health owedbls The Duke of Wellington is converted by Sir Robert
cf cleanliness and attention to ventila:ion, and s the Peel :—Astd
connexion of these subjects with their moral and religious Sir Robert Peel is converted by the League!
advancement, and their comfort in every war.

RELIGIOUS DISSENSION
to the reckless driving of the coachman, the ..1,11••••••••••CORMIMIIMM
Manchester Mid-day Ma.lCoach near Burnley was upset.
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WITZERLAND

The passengers were scattered about. Ole (big
broken and shoulder cialcated—another received a cor

We were favoure(
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body. The coachman was injured in
RAILWAY TRAIN UPSET.—On Monday morning,
lugiage train, proceeding from Manchester to Crewe, in
consequence of one of the wheels breaking, overturned,
and fell down on embankment, between Chelmsford and
Holoies Chapel ; the engineer, fireman, and breaksman
escaped without injury.
ALETHORAMA.—The children of St. Jude':
and St. Mark's Serials, had a high treat on r
witne sing the above c •lebrated exhibition.
rniration was almost unbounded, as the vat.;

is head

to the present eccl

s of the offici:
stical affdirs of

is relative

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tion of the clergy of

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real li:e

The Roman Catholics of Manchester have lately sold
what is known as the Rook--beet chaptl, the oldest in
the town. The proceeds, which are.large, will enable that
body to erect a splendid cathedral, which is intended. The
site will be Red Bank, Silford Bridge, on the old road to
Cheetham Bill.

CA uTioN.—TWO boys were brought before Mr. Rust

Tea ; bu

appearing that some promise had been held out that if
the prisoners would confess the robbery they shout'
forgiven, the prosecution failed, and the prisoners w
discharged.

ould b

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday evening.
a gentleman, supposed to he insane, got out of the vein-
d.sw of a firnt•cliss carriage on the Chester Railway, and
`ell hEadforelnost on the rails. The train was stnnnpd_

and he was tiken to Chester Infirmary, but lie died o-n
Friday from the injuries. He had £5l in his pocket, and
had taken a ticket from Whitmore.

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