The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-12 00:00:00

TZIE LONDON PILVSS'

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ROM TIRE GUARDIAN AND PUBLIC
.tfer our readers—and we can do little: •
in proceedings at Hertford which roo
d from the. County Press, eonsequetss.'
resume
linary resolution which, by some
ig faculty which we may not POOO
to characterize,. a Committee of
rs—for they are all honourable--helop;
nmons House, thought it decent to reec%
as much perjury and subornation 0' pi
La.'s of the Old Bailer could ever
e year since its erection. The reg'ilti
n imported that much bribery, and col, (gel
ated previous to and during the Hero° lid
might have added for months befe
mitring
.kshire also—that the election of theed
Is void, although not specifically. &et° of I
bribery; and subsequently the issuing co
is moved to be delayed, an. d certain tharpre
red about placing the ancient City of'
le A.
Mr. DuNcomßE—better and more S
in the green rooms of the theatres as ,01
Duse of Commons as Tom DuNcotoso,
In of all this, as he would elegantly
obably thinks it, row—Tom and Jell
n himself as far as we can judge has
,yond that kind of thing. In order to
st feat, Tom, according to a paper wilcl)
need we name the only paper which c'
t cause—the Times) prevailed on soros
up a purse for £soo—the blunt (sfe,,,
s to observe, that in writing about a
the kind of vernacular which he most
;st comprehends,) running short at hes,i•fit
possessor hoarding it upon a new prillo
would scarcely pay two days' expert
3ittee, and its labours lasted tweratio
official Gazette has, therefore, put for'e
nore general subscription. Doubtless ``.o
shortly of various high and mighty os
LI indeed calls upon the government to
(r
ises out of the secret service, but
eing of the family, whether that will beto
that the public being forewarned mayor °d
1
iy forthcoming list of subscriptions Of j
rill just mention that we are in posse=o
tment of people who made up a parse ford
int of Tom's enterprize before it was °l'd
when Tom's Gazette publishes his
it with ours, and the public will see sci
new made or promoted Peers paYirn'
ll
urs by this sort of dirty work.
h
e may and we ought to mention here to
COMBS is in no way connected with the
orkshire. A sense of decency and josti,ce#
lope never to be found wanting, obiir

!e.
n- the rest, we refer to the masterly speecirr
is INGEsTRIE and MAHON. Lord-MAOt;
d to exhibit one RUSSELL DAVIS, a
Tom DiJNCoMEE, on the floor of the CO'
perjury. We have no doubt that be
I if Mr. RlissELL will give him a fair clor\l;
our doubts about that, for not many o',
ids are noted for coming up to the scree' J
'e really must apologize to Bell's Life, ty,
)orrowing so largely from their peculiar
excuse being, that we are transacting 11,1 u
asiness with a common friend of theirs an

SIR JOHN HOBHOUSE.
(FROM THE DUBLIN MAIL OF WEDNI
'he new Secretary promises marvellous t
1. " Wait a while," quoth he, to a blacil
that assailed him on the hustings; "W
friend; only wait for three months;
:—and you will see what I'll do for your
~1.1
Tell, we must wait awhile, whether we iv'
lust the blackguard Irishman aforesaid.' P
can we expect or he know how to exe‘•-
?—the only country, perhaps, in Euroget?
Cam never set the sole of his foot, and ol oi
)erty, blood, connection, friendship, or Ore),
~ he has no interest in common. SirA
house is a Londoner—a Cockney—of
most pert, conceited, and ignorant race')
terature and politics, he has displayed laip
hen a mere dilettanti. Had he been OA
'Treece, instead of King Otlio,_ there l'
;e in the thing ; for the pert Secretary, i)
Byron, traversed both peninsula audi,ci
,tless familiar with every cape, headlau:ili
immortalized in the deathless song of
_es,
s." Sir John knows somewhat of Ei'o,
been among the catacombs; he can real?
ing upon the wall," and can tell you t
rimy by the smell. We wish the rturii.l3!,,
Pachalick. But what knows he of t,ile
hhe ever been at Carrickshock ? Caut`oi
ces of Multifarnham by the scent of tulle
he learnt to track the stealthy pace of
Braganza-house to the Abbey of Dar:.
t, where be his qualifications for an 1145t4
what are they, relying upon which he 11.'
ders in a three months' probation in el, e),
Is and abler hands have managed the Ificl
e times ? and where is their boast ?
h require the ablest and most experiec,eo
England can boast to manage the coy
1, and yet the invariable rule is to se
al
raker to take charge of her interests.
his is not using England well, and it is
We reprobate the system.

'eunderstand that the marriage between )11* aso
M. P., and Lady Louisa Douglas, eldest j:t
quis of Queensberry, was to be solemnised
tale of Lady Jane S'topford and Mr. Ilahl,"cts
Ike place on the same day. The brides elei,to
the Marchioness of Queensberry and the to
•town being sisters to the late, and aunts
e of Buccleugh. 0
fab
to East India Company's ships Aberer°':
London arrived off the Lizard the 7th ihst''
th Dec., and St. Helena the 20th Feb. lei,
111RICKFERGUS ELECTION.--The Comm
i on Wednesday morning, and will ages jai°
before they separate. Mr. Dobbs, the,,tb;
i
ag, through his counsel, declined any ttl t A
id his return. The house was cleared. 1
he committee then determined to receor.crovir-1
me' to the long-practised bribery and co? b t
f.
atla9rough. That inquiry was proceedOeao
K) Cluseits labours in the course of th
rt will be made.—Standard. ;
smik Pacha, who has left England r
inople, was much gratified by his visit 01.1
med with our modes and customs. Iles% ei
risian, and converses with animation, all eto
tinned by a lady if he did not considefa ofor
lishmen to be confined to one wife, insteaas t
:Ely, a plurality, he politely replied, that the sof
nglish ladies had each in her own perstrea,.i'
a-dozen ladies of all others,' he coilst7i7,ol9
a. more desirable possession than Si% oat •,1
sd all ourinstitutions, and displayed F, of It
tine and surgery, as he has given taitt;',.svaiv?
in his country, for the purpose of '""verfrol
is in each branch: Namik Pacho. is 'l,l ioooi
, of about five-and-thirty years old, Sce"Dotliai
,rly well-bred. He has only two wives, Col,'"
a him children since his departure frail