The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-02-01 00:00:00

annum ? If there was a loss ting on ordinary occasions, an almost immediate downfall
E 1369 in the half-year ended of rain or snow, nothing could come down. On Friday,
hpwlinlp of +l,p filnetinneries and also on Saturday morning, the rich cream the

spienaia ciairy In au —.s-
tained in glass vessels, was frozen to the thickness of an
It should be fated, however, that although the
well covered in and beautifully fitted up, with

employed, and produce enter-
ng out daily, the loss is likely to he
Aut,„
when the business of the Dock does I hot

openings OppubiLy LV
_.ng east wind so freely as
to produce the extraordinary effect. We are indebted to
Mr. Abraham, optician, Lord-street, in this town (who
state of .the atmosphere for the government
for the following facts :—The
-14- had stood at 30 dgs.

lg 91! Win:* 1

treated- their sue-
registers the
stablished fact, to
reports on
n es
Ohealyth, 84c
hich we have hereterd
barometer

cess as investments to
well the few I

examine

point that weekoiiVe7l;eigY, nanelir,iiiags.4l-1170tiiS, iv ition, that if the Established Church be suffered to
the average height being 29 dgs. The thermometer, on perish, with it will perish Christianity in England. I
Friday night, was down to 18 dgs.,—an extreme degree speak of this as matter of demonstration. Sweep away
f cold in this latitude—on Thursday it had fallen to the'Church, and you will instantly have the ground co-
' ggs., which was much too cold for the comfort of the vered with every monstrous birth of the human mind;
A change took place on Saturday afternoon. The the,land will teemwith every extravagant, fierce, grotesque,
vaii,,.ter fell to 29 dgs. 69-100ths ; and a thaw set in, and frantic shape of fanaticism. Religion will instantly
last two years the questions have been but only gradually, the hard frost having taken strong become shade, and a trade for every one. The present
---1 v canvassed amongst the hold of the ground, and being reluctant to give way. disciplined and decorous sects will be the very first to be
tradesmen, shopkeepers and others, whose avoca- Sunday was, on the whole, a fine day, with a S.S.W. hurried down the popular torrent, and mingled fraud and
lions bind them to a residence within the parochial wind, and the snow, before perceptible, nearly
.fuerT;will usurp the land. Then will come Popery,. slow,
limits of Liverpool,—" by whom ought the hea7 eared. Some slight rain fell during the day, al nddisathPe r aps, but sure; contrasting its pomps with the aqua-
burthens, to which they are at present. subjected, , roads and fields became soft. Yesterday morning, ridness, its tissues with the nakedness, its stately antiquity
shortly after midnight, the wind again veered to the S.E., with the vulgar newness, and its soothing applications to
to be borne ? " and " what course should be Pur- and a short but temporary revisitation of the frost was the the conscience with the savage severities and mad denun-
sued to prevent those burthens becoming absolutely consequence. The day afterwards turned out fine, with ciations of rabble Sectarianism. Popery, with wealth in
insupportable? " During the past ten or fifteen occasional slight rain. Last night, the sky became clear• its hand, power on its brow, and the might of Rome and
years, the wealthy portion of the residents of the
and the air rather chilly, so that it is not improbable. but vassal Europe behind, will crush its wild antagonist ;
we shall again (we date from Monday night) have a while true Protestantism will perish in the dungeon, or
town have been gradually withdrawing themselves slight touch of frost before the morning of our present live only to lament its tardiness or its timidity in hopeless
to the surrounding outskirts. The streets ' once date, exile,—Speech of Dr. Croly.

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before they