The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-11 00:00:00

Ey Messrs. RADCLIFFE and PICKEN

On FRIDAY, the 21st instant, iiione o'clock, at the Clarendon-
rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
A PIECE of LAND on the north side of Chatham-
place, and east side of King-stre n the township of
West Derby, in the BOrough of L. 01, with the HOUSES
and SHOPS thereon erecte roducing an annual rental
of £205. _ _

The Tenure is Freehl of Inheritance, and a portion of the
nd is imbnilt unon_

DUNCAN and ha DCLIFFE, 2, Exchange-street lArest:tiveilool

fltlD Dubltratfons.

Just Published, price 4d., or 38. 6d. per dozen,

p EMEMBER AND REPS . a Pastor's Address
XL to his People at the Be ' g of the Year 1848. By the
Rev. N. M. FA LLOON„,..M nister of St. John's Church.
ARTHUR NEWLIN W 27, Bold-street, opposite the Music-hall.

NEW WORK BY THE LATE REV. R. P. BUDDICOM.
Just published, 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, price 145.,
SERMONS, chiefly Practical, preached in St.
George's Church, Everton, and at St. Bees, by the late
REV. R. P. BUDDICOM, M.A., F.A.S.,
Principal of St.. Bees' College, formerly.. Minister of St. George's
Church, Everton, and Fellow .f en's College, Cambridge.
Also, by th ASme Author,
• Second Edition, s. 12mo, cloth, price 145.,
THE CHRISTIAN ODDS; on, THE DELIVERANCE,
OF THE JSRALL ES ,ERIM 14P,V.VE:
treated, and practical y applied to the vicissitudes of Christian:
Life.

London : JOHN HATCHARD and SoN, 187, Piccadilly.
Liverpool; ARTHUR MEWLING, 37, Bold-street, opposite the
Music-hall.

Just Published, price

/ME SECOND AND CONCLU ING VOLUME
OF LECTURES, ON TH NCIPAL TYPES OF
THE OLD TESTAMENT. the Rev. J. JONES, M.A.,
Rural Dean, and Inca t of St. Andrew's Church, Liver-

pool.
London; .1 HATCeIrD and SON ; Liverpool : A. NEWLINC
and other Booksellers.

Just published, price Fourpence,
A LETTER to the REV. DAVI THOM, on the
11 HUMAN NATURE of CH and UNIVERSALISM,
exposing the fallacy of such ts.
B .G. HUNT.
Sold by G. PHILIP, 51, South Castle-street.

Just Published, price Is. 6d.,

THE HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT AND
PREVENTION OF THE ASIATIC CHOLERA, with
an Historical Survey of its Treatmant-rrrfie Homoeopathic
Practitioners of the Continent,dttfing its Last Appearance in
Europe, in 1831 and au...tsgspxyfit years. By R. E. DUDGEON,
M.D. _ _

London : G. BOWRON,
SMYTH, Berry-street.

213, Oxford-street ; Liverpool : J

IRISH INTELLIGENCE.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
Just Published, price One Penny, No. 2 of the
TRISH INTELLIGENCE. This Work is Edited by
I the Committee of the Irish Society of London, and will
contain Original and Select Articles_ou- the progress of the
Irish Society, together with other}nr&esting information con-
nected with the extension of
_pefestantism in Ireland.

be addressed to the Seiirelarie No. 32, Sackvilie.strget,
Picca-
dilly, or to Messrs. SEELEY, BURNSIDE, and SEELEY, Fleet-
street, London; or to Messrs. KAYE, PERRIS, and NEWLINO,
Liverpool.

Just Publisbed.
PORTRAIT AND MEMOIR OF MR. HOLMES.

THE DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE for
_JANUARY, price Half-..a-Crown, contains--.

—I. Revelatimilof Ireland.
11. The Fatal Bride.
111. Lays of Many Lands. No. IV.—The Penance of Don
Rodrigo—The Two Envoys—The Song of Harold the
Bold--The Three Plagues—The Fatal Bridal—The
Fairies' Passage.
IV. New Books on Room.
V. The Apothecary's Wife
Sallagub

Vicary agd,Prout.
!.-4.ssian Story. By Count

VI. The Voyage of St. endan. Part I.—The Vocation.
Part ll.—Ar the Saints. Part lll.—The Voyage.
Part IV e Buried City. Part V.—The Paradise of
Birds. Part Vl.—The Promised Land
VII. Curiosities of Literature.—The Doctor
VIII. Our Portrait Gallery. No. XLVII
With an Etching.
IX. Tenant Right—Repeal and Poor Laws—Dangers and.
Duties of the Conservative Party and the Landed In-
terest in Ireland.
Dublin : JAMES M`GLASHAN, 21, D'Olier-street. W. S
' Co., 147, Strand, London. Liverpool • J. WALMSLEY
60, lord- treet

Robert Holmes

THE ILLUSTRATED - LON DON— NEWS.
NEW YEAR 1848.
The confirmed success of this Journal, and the increasing
means placed at the disposal of its Proprietors, from the large
circulation established' over the whole civilized world, have
determined them to spare no expense in still further increasing
the attractions of this popular Newspaper.
With this determination, during the year 1848 the ILLUS-
TRATED LONDON NEWS will present, besides the usual
number of Engravings,

TWO LARGE Acislb SEPARATE ENGRAVINGS OF
PARIS AND EDINBURGH,

To be presented GRATIS to all Subscr" rs during the Year,
THE VIEW OF I

has for a long time been in pri<iration by the celebrated en-
gravers of Paris, Messrs. Best and Co. The view is taken from
the towers of Notre Dame, and contains nearly every public
and picturesque building in this highly interesting city. This
Engraving, it tee-xpected, will be ready for delivery to the Sub-
scnbers to the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS early in the
first or second week in January, 1848.
TBE VIEW OF EDINBURGH
is already finished, and presents a Panoramic View of this ro-
mantic city.
New Subscribers to this Newspaper will thus have a favour.
able opportunity in commencing the year 1848 with the
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS; as the Number published
January Ist, 1848, will commence a new Volume, which will
have the extra Pictures of Paris and Edinburgh Gratis.
The ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS is Published every
Saturday at the Office, 198, Strand, London. Every copy 'is
printed on stamped paper to go free to any part of the United
Kingdom and the Colonies.
TERMS :-265. per year or 6s. 6d. per quarter—single copies,
6d. each. Orders received by all newsagents and booksellers
in all parts of the world.
The Third Edition of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON AL-
MANACK is NOW READY, Price ONE SHILLING, contain-
ing upwards of Sixty Engravings.

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
WHEREAS, on the Evening of TUESDAY, the 28th
of December, between the hours of give and Six o'clock,
a most ferocious ATTACK, with inten o'ROB, was made by
THREE MEN upon the person o ENTLEMAN crossing
the Footpath leading from Sefton's New Road to the
Gate opposite Falkner-terr ,in Parliament-street,—
NOTICE IS HEREB IVEN, that the above REWARD
Will be given to any son—not himself an accomplice—who
shall give such I rmation as will lead to the apprehension
and convicti2s,oethe men who committed the Assault, or any
of them.
Application to be made to the Central Police-office, High-