The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-10 00:00:00

—•• • 11—es.3,
s° commence at Half-past Six o'Clock

0„,
N'ritibax, EVENING n!
tre ‘‘.lll be helfi
1110.86-

a PUBLIC MEET-

Cle;.,, at Seven o'clock,
1.10 SAT.sren will attend.
11,,,1)Itiv."1.DAN EVENING next, the 14th, a PUB-
), .114)'‘' [1: It MEETING will be held in the INSTI-
4a'h -13,8 t Slater-street, at Seven o'clock.
keII.OI:I4:,,IJAY MORNING next, the lith,
Ithileroe.rwEiLl!
-D6 BIZEAKFAsT, at the ADELPH
NING, a
tietvLeh,it o'clock. And the same EVE
Oicio'nat the'7ETING will be held in behalf of the So-
4tt, 4c, 'zetioot, Room, SEAFOT'
t4tl.,A en a Dut ation and !so r, e.ep--
.9. °

hen a Deputation

• e„'"' a SERMON will be Preached in Sr. MI-
-I);Oer;`t%ctr, by the Rev. A. IL C. DALLAS,
hEbLee,,to commence at Seven o'clock.
.Ir4ING"r,SDAY EVENING, the 18th, a PUBLIC
ING will be held at WOOVSIDE. The same
)5.{44: SERMON will be Preached to the Jews,
et'Olie,„TlNEs Cttußcri, by the Rev. H. S. JO-
ili° two of the Brethren will be Baptized: Ser-
til4tlNtric at Seven o'clockile 2
t_
kelNed at MORNING, T 9 h a SERMON
t EE tB tby the Rev. WALTER
Service to corn mence at Eleven o'clock.

i'lll4,e4tre°' Admission to the Boxes and Pit of the Am,
iklt ,ILattrflaY be had on application at Mr. PERRIS'S, 6,
othdie at, on FRIDAY next, the 13th, and SATUR-
(l)cipekth instant, between the hours of Ten and
11 Gallery Free.
tkid copsle\Nj`lharlin,tl;uction of the new stations on the Newcastle
S"ttbe'°4 Railway, at Durham and other places
t 1441: Robes commenced.
44c;11,(14e efort„l", eel has to acknowledge the receipt of a
k t ine-sum f £lOO., which has been sent uh-
ttli
.0 o
111, with ".' for the Stamp-office," and which will
h!spa t'a'd Into the;Exchequer.
j'cicf,4lo-,`l°4li for Lord • Mayor of London has been
ahe,rAl4,..°Bes-the respective votes for the candidates
for-:a'ah Magnay, 853; for the Lord Mayor,
-Alderman Thos. Wood, 82.
the S„,.c.rt,
Wh.re 'IF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR AT OX-
44,'IleCtioli-oorlfgr.atulae
.the University of
_Oxford on
tt 'fit ad its principal magistrate on rriaay.
th.°Betit(ltlsihgttlre its round that the wary P.useyites,
4eir WYnter's manly conduct in refusing to
dis-
Vllte %"g ,r,'°test on the university's condemnation of
Q4ata,t the P-41°41, were about to muster in great force
fot'fear of 11'9-Chancellor on his nomination to
.fill
tati:jetOttryt2s reign, the period of the office continn-
-41044,1ti 41. The friends of Dr,Wynter were o
14. N°4 had ett a " bristling front " of members. of
1/4'11:),,°t s riarely presented itself on a similar occa-
l`nors placet" was heard, either from
Ilt:thek7 (jeep -"°etOres " or " Domini Magistri," and
ikwe sule," gemeral silence prevailed, it was most
111 Q tha,;stanee and effect. We understand that
kki,p " iourfscore gownsmen were present.
N(.l -Pet Nv.
14 154 fie 448 f A few years ago one of the su-
te, Rea convinced that the Adelphi Theatre
4lttll.4b,dezaroi,„e,ommunicated his fears to Mr. Yates;
'141011;' I -e`tao it d that they were too well
tt e t prove
tr,Rage broken out in an enclosed space be-
-11'144.4d a store-room. The entrance to the
Ito
4/llt ,
p:h tlftkae danger existed could only be effected
4,'11u Most diminutive size, and a puny little
,tltt,4lNe'r:,was selected for the task, and his black
Nthit;444cl-ed to admiration. He was very much
~ettepas was Immediately taken into Salter's, where
Qrle to promote his comfort. Yates in
;Nq'tl Vre ato the little fellow, and on leaving him
111L5a0441,,,fine lad ; and remember, if I ever hear
,`p,4ke'rld"D,,le Adelphi Theatre without coming into
q,tolltr'e%lll heZtti,n,og as much to eat and drink as you
s,4eltlt itle,v,ve.'
.41 as blue as you are black. M.
th reign for you." " What ! all this mo-
n-
kt?,ptit e ',Certainly, my boy." " Ha! ha !"
,A, °' soot, " God bless your honour ! I
''''otti,ll,e.}. may be on fire every day in the
\illtkliDq' e 17nd Musical Review.
vl.l, „II ktes.—Exeter city contains twent-
-Ikl 'l4lcoford-'•, Allhall Gld street Allhalkiws
,s o -
Pap
I, I.
Ed,„'lnet, Close Precinct, St._ David,
?o; 'aj "wren -'4441d, St. Geor, St. John, St. Ker-
yl;44l, et, St ce, St. l'slartin St. Mary Arches, St.
tP • Ala
t • Pet rY Steps, gt. lave, St. Pancras,
IN't44ll).elsll,l Mck, St. Sidwell, St. Stephen, Holy
4Sd e t''enty-two being united for settlement
TbealPrised within an area of about one
201) population was 31,333 by the census of
11 41441,
cok,
"ft 4 t s-81-1011.—The first restaurateur's or
established in 1774, in Rue de Pecheurs,
4„.tet,`. read
,of this father of restaurateur's house.
NI Ms 'he following inscription, in culinary
I,l'lo ,4'0., 'he
stetnacho laboritis accurite ; et ego
t!t.qo`l4lity f baring the reign of Louis XIV., the
4kltilltttt4ttlyBe. 4Aegbliently invited their friends to dine at
400t0c,k, Men out the beginning of the 16th cen-
Qpee`r s, and artists brought into fashion dining
wherP ; since then it is usually at the re-
tehillen of every description, who are not
4t 4°l' eti3Selves, dine and invite their friends.
Ilei,Nkts ATP, DAYS.—These are not tie-
pe.:'ave still strong thinkers among HS;
7p4 1141VileVer ilverance, who flinch before no diffi-
S c40114t thamt. e the knot which their readers are
111011)Ft e theY should jet alone • men who dare
thtllll dr ItletYn. e will
t 4 b 4,3, to
lne out o. eery hundred
9, to „ who pledge
1. rotbgetr, Subject
gct~hp .per p Q
Yettanfais says,
tRe 114 e ht_he purchased to,
Madame
htisbltilieli;isthderiglitciss in which

s, not to
11 not desert it
kwood's Magazine.

that a young English-

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