The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-18 00:00:00

.risome political la-

He will not

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arvon, the free and inde-

nded, organized, and

Tits of their new

s yet a problem

ut whoever comes hand
a dust will be the Kapp:

'geant _ Murphy, that worthy

;tiousness in a judge-
bable, thouzh as yet
is pocket

When he

teful and touching far

well to the beautiful city of Cork, and make reom" for a
new man, who will, in his turn, get his new place. And
so the world wags on.

The legal scribes here are in a state of consternation, for
more reasons than one. First and foremost,

their fingers

the attorn

be reel

be the motto o

ig absolutely

s trouble, of n

Full Ilium
courts at Wi

enouz,

who do Vi
tain it ?.
County C

but a great

been bad en

greatest learni

practi

ning on the

not be t]
gratitude

30 pay,
A ',non

A as likely t,

judge of one o

)be borne. It wet
lected any man who h

.d a retiring judge of
a judge of the cc
a destroyed the fame

worthy to
pale of sc

is of c

bears al

of the superior courts—i!
lick I may relieve the pro

ter at present. He will
id if the Whigs have any

But the t
demagogu,

Watson, who gave up his seat in
)uld have it.

of a representative of
informed that he is un-
admitted anywhere, and that he is out of the

Ho seems to be kicked

he affrc

takes

he is a dignified
e. At one pla

cons

3, the true with half the zeal

lest cut of all

it for ears polit,
4 a philosopher

h a rec

s undo'

or even

Ah ! Fearf,,tt

me M

eceived by the dil

idated

scene of former triumphs,
laughter and with jeers,
acity to assert that be had
and thirty years of his life
)eople. But the ghosts of

Ted Chartists of 1848 rise up
.re he stood, this red-headed

rid these bars
suit withal,
obling looks."

ainst him

lamantine impudence could
,m laughter and contempt.
r of the unreflecting mob
ar passions and prc:
ore respectable stamp, has
'e of abuse, which, if not
musing to all but the
(Ala has poured out the

nz wrath on no less a pe

er. The rampant lion of
ferocious Pere De "I

3 furiously en colere than was the
t Lord John his terrible
t was never before laid
bn and G

Lord J

devours" to the Lady
not quite " at borne" in
he Polish and Ilun'*ariar
'' hot),"
; no one worthy of "noi-ic
was there, and tile " ladies and gentlemen" ran
Kossuth, and crowded round him, just as if he were a
kangaroo, a chimpanzee, or any other outlandish animal.
I hope and trust we are at last done with this said .cox-
combical patriot, Kossuth. It is really deplorable that
Englishmen should ever be the ready dupes of all the
foreign adventurers, juglars, and pretenders that are cast
by fortune on our shores. There must be some inherent
weakness in our nature that renders us liable to this foreign
infatuation. Luckily, for our national respectability and
character, this Kossuth mania has been principally con.
fined to the tag-rag and bobtail, the dwellers n low places,
the levellers, and the silly hunters after any sort of noto-
riety. The Corporation of London goes for nothing ; it
is a nest of corruption that must and will be cleaned out
VII long, and it represents only the vanity of a few ignorant
impudent brawlers, not the general opinions of wealthy

to conceive an a

Fawkes

Pt commit

R crime of all

lelodies for anti-par

me is never heard

atrocity
by Dr.

this crushing anathema, I am happy to
you that Lord John Russell is yet alive,
d trips from Richmond to Down-
street to Windsor, all the
I been pickled like a

t, and from Dow
if Dr. Cahill's t

nd wo

ad never dipped his pen in com-
ood, brimstone and buttermilk.
's inaugural banquet has come off,
Igarian ball in the Guildhall has
caking the metropolis from its ac-
'he dinner was, as usual, a great

yor evidently inclines
,lendicl hospitality of I

; to th
the lat

aldermen and commor

se" in the way of their
m. Hunter will therefore

Mayo]
her n

succeeded the banquet
ccounted for by the fuel

with ti

hei laa

ip wa
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i was a vni