The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18 00:00:00

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A UTIIENTIC Ii.F.POWPS of the Two - r t PROTES-
kV 'rANT MHETLNGS, held at,,Exii, it; Londort, on
SATURDAY, June 2ilth. and SATCB44:IY, nth, 18:15; lii
prove to Protestants of all denominations, authentic 'doeu,
ments, the Real Tenets of the Church of Rome, as.now held by
the Roman Catholic Priests and Bishoprof Ireland.
May be bad of R. PA rrts,,cis. Standard.:atrlce. .

LIVERPOOL WEEKLY MAGAZINE.'
yr( 0-M 0 R It OW, (Saturday,) the nil 'instant, will be
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.published No. 6cf the above favo de-periodical, con-
taining an interesting Account of the Si of Malta, an Article
on. Dry Rot, with a Notice of K`•an Preventive Process, a
Notice of Mr. Smith's important Lecture on fr.:Lineation, deli-
vered at the Mechanics' Institution in this town, Critical No-
tices of New Works and the Flue Arts, a History of the Medi-
cal Institutes of this town, Walks in the Liverpool Gallery,
Sketches of. Society, Original Poetry, and a variety of other
interesting matter. , .

A COMPLETE. and UNIVERSAL ALMANACK, for
the year 1636, and a Verbatim Copy of the MUN IC I PA L
CORPORATIONS BILL, with Exp:ariatory Notes on the
more Important Clauses, together with the whole of the Sche-
dules annexed to the Bill, will be presented. GRATIS, in -a
Double Sheet of the SUNDAY TIMES, price Severipence, (In
the 4th of October next.
The SuNos Y TIMES is the only Wee I 1 ewspaper conduct,
ed upon truly INDEPENDENT WHIG P Nctrtas.
The Proprietors feel that these occasional sacrifices—the re.,
cuniary expense of which is by no means inconsiderable—are
but just eclat() wiedizmen ts of the very decided preference which,
during its thirteen years' career, that Journal has continued to
enjoy in an almost unexampled degree. The political opinions
uniformly advocated are, perhaps, too well known to require
exposition, It may be enough to say that they have met the
approbotion of those of all parties who consider rational liberty
as the only sure basis of gold govern toent---a those who, whilst
maintaining the constitutional prerogatives of the Crown, and
the established institutions of the Country, would guard with
vigilant anxiety the rights of the people. Such hare been the
.principles which this J ou rual has fearlessly advocated—such will
tt still continue to uphold.
From the great importance justly attached to the measure
which has so lately received the sanction of the Legislature—
little, if at all, inferior to the Reform Bill—it must be received as
another CHARTER OF POPULAR RIGHTS, and cannot be deemed
other than interesting to all classes of Society. For these rea-
sons, and without trenching on the varied arrangements of the
paper, sufficient space will be afforded to give a perfect copy. of
the MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL, which coming
into operation in November, the publication will be appropriate
and well-timed.

A Saturday Edition of the SUNDAY TIMES is published
at Uue o'clock, and the AtmANAck may be sent (Postage free)
to all parts of the United Kingdom and Biitish Colonies.
May be had of every Newsvender throughout the Kingdom,
to whom, in order to prevent disappointment, early application
is recommended.

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