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

babit of too
Not

Leard tha

SACRIFIC

sent word to he
dir•ake to-mor
Of Prime Minis

they way, by joining a portrait elut;

PORTRAIT CLOBS.—TI
not be a
obtain 1
very tall
figure.
populati
"and tl
image
Lis

themselves aL i cheap nte, and the
y get a lull length at the very lowest

We recotr

•esident is first entitled to tiflAv,
it bound to show the " Vice his own
(mend every rn3n who is desirous of

counte
market
pert of
rased.

re amongst the most m-
od evince a desire ott the
nseives to be generally can-
re usually held at a p.tblie house,
it gl-tss of ale, and the artist
. The other day, ahile pa-sing
the folowing anntunteeno-nts

to give one of these clubs his

where 1
draws i

feattr robf the tiff

through Ba bican, we a

side by s.de i

"here. Bring your own rnn
THE INFLUENCK OF TH

obvious t

rnanifebt

:—'• A Portrsit CIO) hdd
'—Almonoc of the Month.
GE ON GREAT MEN.—If is

it under diff
liefs, would

entuqn

St:akesptare were now living. he would
e dramaiie power—but he w0,,1d manifest
forms; his.taste. Lis knowledge, his be-
e duff •rent from those we find in him. We
phiys with a seere, consciousnt s-ot their

incit r v

Where al
lee
Sir

ess many things

uhl be et Iwrcvise int

w wen now 'king of grenter

Sir Walter lia!eig

they wuul
leas woul
ing, their
who shoo]
Hard, wou

of these met' is tit arty

.esuscitated, arid

critic v

row, their ienoraiiee astonish-
'id uncultivated. The hi&doitaii

PUGIL!S.
Fuhrly tat

g to the mod, rn rtan

the pas, without rriakine allow-
of the past.—Foreign Quarter-

The art of self-defence is re-
acts .re printed which would,

head, stri
foot forer

Chinese t ave n

pitch d

pose: He is d

buff. ►hen placing his right

restrain r g hT, breath. and bnxi'
nod let for h pre, tf.gethir. Tr

ht giving a heavy thrust

sown ilvnllB and ovi riurning parapets." 1.
the second lesson the pricil,sl wasp- in each hand a heavy
Maas of atone—and having stripped. and arningsql his tail

rind feet al'erikaie'y

g ihe htig of rend right
is exureise the Giney call

" thumping

weights, r
Called " th
Comei "

out at acm-'icngth those

Clawing A
larras'ed
or diver-

u-ti rig out his claws. Not

L ' hie. Wings—a dnigon issu-

si arrow—a crane and mn•srl reciprocnli)

)STER, A

-i.s of fanciful nomenclature
S'po • ling World.

.est at i
eviden

ESSAYS."

M r. Ff

1. His head w++3 wavered by a very
41 one night at a glance tyscnver
fashianah!e manufacture. A huge

b- near!) a roup'e of shaggy eye

brows; the f.re was phiugned with deep lines, and the
forehead furio,,ed all over with " wrinkles of thought;"
around his neck was a dicey white cravat, and hi. coat
. .

rt.'s: y black

:ether, he

husky voice.

ily-lvokilig o►an we ever saw in a pulpit
to write a critique on Mr. Foster':

a it, but c,-tifinr ourelves

at in this way—'

on, gr.dualiv enlisting

the Eant.
and deligh.

Now

an Jul leaf ;" and then he went
e arienti,,n of his hearers, whilst

Then 1
drawn

iegntinti were wraot in Wonder

tlb:course came t

looked or and
with lips apar
spell-b and ;

~nee to deep

zed at every one e'se

Sim* remained for a tin

d eye,: still fix,rl upon the pulpit, as if
on the. terntin.tion of the dis-
sure on the intellect, which

course, a relief from the pr
the ponderous st
the orate r
TYNDAI.

—Pen and Ink Sketchis

nas n,v,r

N v.w TESTA

ratter. The xecorion of his noble project, so early con-
Ceived, and so steitlily pnrsu-4, through years of labonr,
exile, and persecution. display a creatness of mind, and a
which r,fle t lustre on his name a,
our race. He prosecuted his
vor,n— scarcely any even to
" The world was nut

that of one of tto. h7r

a beautitu
Hi:

te'v himself. Lii
silence he pursued his cours

he circulation of the New

. ..
r c..mment, wa4 in the spirit a

n his remmn