The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-01 00:00:00

at deal of truth in the et

ediiesd

the ad

Jur colonists hay

station of affairs by the

.1, too, in t

L

been deli-

-icier mercies of a succession o

nd their interests

y in consequence

of our colonies, quite equal to bear

and the

ed a burti

ri upon the
}loan /TlilflP

at colonial society has been

s tone and feelina

3,nd capital—hag

ie you

)y enteri

k of S

t in darkr

aperiors of

cipal c

vote of tt

he Iris

1 Vor(r twelve months ; E

twelve IT

le and (

at which

was pu

THE E WEAtHEF

continuous rain

veral h

few fields of
crops look re

remains to bi

The Rev. J. S

in Octok

HER h

Jay morn!.

vas on duty in

charse, bu

retain Mr. (

tances, upon ti

e cannot ails'
it the Irish

Vovment

disappointed in our expectation. Those two learned lords
merely indicate the two main points of interest in the
subject as those which it will be their most anxious care
to avoid. Lord Brougham will not consider whether
persons had executed the deeds of assign-
ter improper control. Lord Campbell carefully

be the question substant
vartv

admits to

.y at issue, namely, whether a
is community like that of the

ula, su

,fication, o:

s her right to enjoy property in convent

in Dublin

ilar man

,INARY :SPE
3 for Live
3 hee, built
stance of 1

ry)ints we are still to be

ach lambs

•Jiverpool have not

,een singing with

Haymarket, on Sunday

ted at

f the Church of England

g, gave a
3 efficient

as been corn pli-

iorth end of the tow

.d, Col

eided to name
; 3rd,

ley Moore ; 6th and
Bth, Santloa Dock ;

,01, by the n

for the

Holyhead it

m; the

was performed

re minutes! He then stepped into
was in Gloucester thirteen hours
capital.

Ir. Procter will move at the

n regard to the

ppointrnent of the borough
nee of the water works for

ng below the reserved pri

ased by James P,

,d may report

hire, of 377 tons

advanced to £2lOO.

27 tons, put up at £l2
£1550.

Le and Co., fo:

ar last publication the weather

has been very variable, with frequent showers resembling
those of April, but at other times amounting to more

On Sunday much rain fell, particularly

wever, has been done to the i

ibourhood. No injury,
ain crops, which (both

that all the

ly well

but little of the hay

PRINCIPALSHIP OF THE. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.-

1.A., of Trinity College, Cam-

man found r

the resignation Of Mr. Ccnybea

•esignec

ody, an

Duke of Sutherland.
,urs in the University
is commonly called a
; a wrangler, and also

He also obtained

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ret of a neighbouring house

an with some bayone

,ceupant of the garret an

.ought on Tt

They were

which con-

ay before Mr

The "above facts were deposed to, and the

CHURCF

—On Wednesday, the Pres-

pool to resume the con-

precious

3ytermn
appointed to meet
Cowe, and the office bearers, reported verbally
they had had two interviews with Mr. Cowe, but had

also of his connexion with the Pr

The committ

seen the office bearers, who had expressed their desire to

statement of his belief that

penly to

Presbytery determined, after a good deal of discussion, to

COTTON FROM INDIA.—A cargo of cotton, 'ex Argyra,
from Cochin, consigned by the East India Company to
Mr. Hugh Fleming, secretary of the Manchester Com-
mercial Association, has recently arrived in Liverpool, is
now being discharged, and may be expected to arrive at
Manchester in a few days. It consists of 483 bales, grown
in the Chimbatore district, and comprises lots of cotton,

,cies, and grown under different circum-
he value and capabilities of each of which

_
the honourable court of dir
of the Commercial Assoc'

ors have sought the opinion

. There is farm-grown
of the crops of 1846, and

atives ;

is also

Orleans

indigenous cotton, farm-

grown ;indigenous cotton grown by the natives, and gin

by the natives,

The Irish, whom we have

itted to free competition with the English labourer,
whom we have welcomed to all the comforts of old

nen as we can for Englishmen,

awn bread when he

luau such a fool as to burn his
)t it. If the Irish porters and

ri its a

people

iecurity

Once unsettle

ields in any part by
..;rack from the foun-

with the f