The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-01 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

IRELAND.

Mr. J. F. Lalor, late editor of the Felon newspaper,
published in Dublin, died on Thursday.
The Rev. Dr. Cullen, President of the Irish College at
Rome, has been appointed the Roman Catholic Primate
of Ireland
On (

tmas Day, Mr. Thomas O'Reilly, late a stu-
dent of Maynboth College, abjured the errors of Popery,
in St. Thomas's Church. Dublin
Mr. John O'Connell's
nounced as £8 12s. 4d.
Mr. John and his companions. Dr. M' Hale I

" rent for
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nco" for
ltimated

Lord Cloncurry has written a long letter, stoutly malt
taming that protection to agriculture will not tend.to tl
of Ireland. His lordship will not meet wit
hab country who will agree with him.
.61, as Ur. Butler, a magistrate for the count

advantage

many in t
Last we

of Timier

.eturning e

)y four men wit

features, who dragged him Out

robbed, and

A Ric

B E G AR.—John Aug

_ es, an exc
iicant, brought before ti

magistrate
day, had i
£2 in hal

t the City

se, Limerick, (

possession 14 sovereigns, tc
us, and 9s. Ild. it

rly on being informed (Jo(

prisonme.
Lord I

to be maintained at hi

mderry has notified to his ter
the improved

airly adopt

him for

crease of

.ent, yet none was made, becaus

payment

:cessive ups and downs, we

ltogethe
Novel

)n- Wed r

day as one of t

down trai

is from Bandon passed Upton a large fox ran on
Ind set off in full speed, followed quickly by
e and train. As the engine gained on Revnard,
• blew the steam whistle to induce him to leave
but the noise, instead of awakening the pursued
iimal to his dangerous position, completely stultified

locomotiv
the drivel

the line

him with
then, turf
one of tit.

fear. He threw up his
ling round and facing his o.
io rails until the engine struck him, and th
ssed over his neck, of course killing him on the
Thy L ' taken

head once oitwice, and

wheels pa

police and f

)ody was ._ _up by one of the railway
arded by next train to Bandon, where the
[aimed the brush, and the guard the pate,

stitution

NDLORDSI

anythingcot

the shamel

ss ribaldry with which the government press
A this country to

the raps,

which was

brouglit iniidenta

Saturday ought

was made, and the commissioners have now issued their
first report. The commissioners commenced their first
report by directing attention to the qmesticn of marriages
within the prohibited degrees of affinity, and to the law
affecting such marriages. They state that for several
centuries marriages within certain degrees of affinity were
prohibited by the church, but that, by the authority of
the Pope, dispensations were sranted ; though, to what
extent and in what cases they aid not inquire. In Eng-
land this was the state of the law up to the time of King
Henry VIII., whose marriage was pronounced null and
void by Archbishop Cranmer. •' From that period the
Ecclesiastical Courts dealt with these marriages, at first
by pronouncing them null and void, notwithstanding one

both of the partie

might be dead when the suit was
ced, But in the time of James 1.,

;ht to be comme

of commo

aw interfered

, and pro.

itual courts from proceeding to pronthince them null
void after the death of one of_ the parties. Hence all

ie of a

agritutittrai anb 3Nrtiruiturat I

COLUMN

Every person who possesses a taste for the culture of
flowers feels a natural anxiety to be possessed of the cor-
rect names, and all the particulars of their favourite
flowers

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euti
for ea
the wi

The publi

and the see
them, and

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,seertain the sitripl(

normal condi