The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-03 00:00:00

Motitto.

PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.
A 1' a PUBLIC MEETING, held at the Amphitheatre.
,tll.. Liverpool, on the 29th October, 183,5,
WILLIAM HULTON, Esq., of Hulton-park, in the Chair.
Moved by the Rev. Ros•r. J. M'Gnea, seconded the Rev.
RICHARD POPE,
Resolred,—That it has been established•to e satisfaction of
this meeting, that Dens's Theology _waif opted in the year
.123(18, by the Irish Roman Catholic B' ►s, as the best book
on the subject that could be republishe , and as containing the
most secure guidance for the priests, and subsequently made
the Conference Book by Dr. Murray, the koinau Catholic
Archbishop of Dublin, and by the bishops of the province of
Leinster for their clergy, since the year 18.31, anu that this
book contains the tyrannical and .anti-christian doctrines of
intolerance, cruelty, and persecution, which have distinguished
the church of Roine in former days. That it appears to this
meeting that every fair opportunity has been afforded to the
Roman Catholic Hierarchy, to meet these facts both in Eng-
land and Ireland, which they have appeared incompetent to do
—that the, attempts which are made to deny and abjnre their
principles, while they cannot disprove the facts, seem to this
meeting only to illustrate and aggravate the iniquity of the
Church of -Rome. That it, therefore appears to this meeting
that it is the imperative duly of Protestants .of all denomina-
tions, who value ,the salvation of their fellow-creatures, to use
all means to make these facts known to their Roman Catholic
neighbours—to warn them against the iniquity of such:a sys-
tem; that it is imperative on all Christian ministers to try, to
convert them from it—and that it is the duty of all men, who
value the rights and privileges of conscience—of true religion
and,civil liberty, to endeavour to oppose and counteract the
encroachments of Papal darkness and Papal tyranny iu the
United Kinedom.
Moved by the Rev. Dr. RALPH, seconded by the Rev. R. P.
BUDDICOM,

Resolned,--:That an• Association be now formed of the. friends
of the Established Churches of Christ, for the diffusion of Pro-
4estarit information; and the maintenance of Protestant prin-
ciples. And that the.fullowing gentlemen be requeisted
as-Treasurer and Secretaries, and adopt the necessary. Mea-
sures to form a Committee, and that all Clergymen w,ho are
members of tae Association shall be members of the Covanuttee.
Charles. S. Parker, Esq., Treasurer.
Thomas Forsyth, Esq., j Secretaries.
loses Edwards. Esq.,
(Signed) WILLIAM HULTON, Chairman.
It was afterwards moved by the Rev. R. P. BUDOICOM, seconded
by DUNCAN GIBES, EMI.,
That the'eordial thanks of this meeting be given to William
Hutton, Esq., for his able and impartial conduct in the chair.

BRISTOL AND E.!
CAPITAL £1,500,000, IN 15,(
DEPOSIT £2 11

ETER RAILWAY. '
X) SHARES OF ElOO EACH.
S. PhR SHARE. •

Engineer

...S. K. BRUNEL, afq.
COMMITTEE.
Thomas Car , Esq., Bristol
James Bro , Esq., Do.
Samuel cat, Esq., Do.
Jaine hs, Esq., Do.
W. V lls,'F;sq.. Do.
William Browne,: Esq., Do.
F. Axford, Esq., Bridgewater
John Brown, Esq., Do.
Thomas Kinirsbury, Esq., Bath
John Stothert, Esq., Do.
N. Ball. Esq., Taunton
and CLa at:, Bristol.

PROVISIONAL
William Purnell, Esq., Bristol
Robert Castle, Esq., Do.
Fredk. Ricketts, _Esq., Do.
Wiiliarn Morgan, Esq., Do.
W. 0. Gwyey, Esq., Do.
John Harford, Esq., Do.
Samuel Waring, Esq., Do.
Thos. Drake. jun., Esq., Do.
'l'. H. England. EFq., Do.
Edward. Harley, Esq., Do.
John Hare, jun.. Esq., Do.
Solicitors..,...Messrs. SA
ITIHE Act for Establishing 1
.1 Bristol having passed, the
communication Westward must
City, as well as to the Count
Cornwall.
It is therefore proposed to apply to Parliament for en Act to
construct a Railway from Bristol to Exeter. It will commence
as near the Great Western Railway as practicable, and from
thence be carried through Ashton Vale, near the Coalpits, and,
passing a fiat country, will be brought near the port of Bridge-
water, and thence through Taunton to Exeter.
A limited number of Shares will be allotted in Manchester,
,Liverpool, Leeds, Chester; and the adjacent districts ; and for
those Shares, and for Copies cf the ProsiYectus, application may
be made, (if by letter, post-paid,) to Messrs. WHEELER and
MARRioTT. Solicitors, k ountain-street, or to Messrs. Lases
and Sim, Sharebrokers, Manchester, Sole Agents for the Sale
of Shares. in Manchester.

the Great We.stcrn Railway to
early construction of a similar
t he highly advantageous to that
ties of Somerset, Devon, and

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Inferior Work Boxes at much lower Prices.
A large Assortment of MAHOGANY and ROSEWOOD
'DESKS equally reasonable; also Ladies' TOILET CASES,
LEATHER TRAVELLING DESKS, &c.
May be procured also at KENDA LL'S FANCY RiPosyronins,
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18, Foregatestreet, Worcester: 1, Theatre-buildings, Shrews-
bury; 97, St. James's-street, Brighton. _

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MOST GRACIOUS .MAJESTY.
WOODHOUSE'S 'ETHEREAL ESSENCE of JA-
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the weather nod partaking of fruit. '1 o say more on its virtues
would be superfluous, when 208 of the most eminent of the
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doubt it will be appreciated. The undersigned are some few of
the Faculty that the Essence has been submitted to:—James
Jobson, physician Extraordinary to his Majesty; Arthur T.
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Ashwell, Physician Accouebet to Guy's hospital ; R. Rowey,
M.D., Physician to the Aldersgate• street Dispensary; Amos
Middleton, 111.0., Senior Physician to the Leamington General
Hospital; Charles. London,. M.D. Physician to the Lea-
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Majesties; Jonathan Pereira, F.L.S., Lecturer on Materia
Medics,; George Pilcher, M_R.C.S.L„ Lecturer on Anatomy;
Fred. Salmon, 'l2, Old Broad-street, Consulting Surgeon to St.
John's Hospital; F. Tyrrell, 17, New Bridge-street. Surgeon to
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This Essence is prepared only .bY DECIMUS WOOD-
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King William-street, New London Bridge; and sold. by him,
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each ; and may be had of C.:MA WHOOD, 20, South John-
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