The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22 00:00:00

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.ins of misrep., _
have been hazarded where a pt.
posure might be aprrehended ? I-
have no one to stand up for them ?'—Dttblirt University

made the

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ANNIVERSARY OF THE LIVERPOOL AUXI-
LIARY SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRIS-
TIANITY AMONG THE JEWS.

The interesting services and meetings which at this
season annually bring the above admirable institution

has this year

more pot orninently nelore tue rengtous war
been invested with nacre t; an oidinriy interest, from the
areater Fuceets of its now "Ith:ly-eaten& d operations and

the unusual ability with which its claims have been advo-
cated, both by the deputation from the Parent Society.
and by our local clergy•
n
these days the claims of the Jews to G?ntile grati-
tude, forbearance, and assistance., are better understood
than in past ages. Now the we hate the free and un-
fettered use of the Holy Scriptures, and now that the
scrifc with the " scarlet tyrant," who wruld perforce
eiihhold them from the people, bas been triumphantly
decided, by the ores. scattering the all-powerful word of
God through every street and lane. cottage and hamlet,
in the country,--we can remember that the words of sal-
vation were penned by JEwisn hands ; that the
privileges which this as a Gospel cowry now enjoys,
were once exclusively possessed by the JEWISH nation ;
that the coming of our blessed Lord was announced
by JEwlsn prophets ; that the Church in that day
was JEWISH ; that the apostles and the first disciples
tender the new dispensation were-JEWS ; and that our
Redeemer himself—the Messiah long promised to Jew

and Gentile, but to the Jew first—was of the lineage .f
Abraham, and himself an ISRAELITE. The very desola-
tion of the descendants cf Abraham in the present day;
their peculiar position, scattered over every clime and
amongst every people, yet distinct fri,m all; must touch
a chord in the heart of every true Christian, who looks
upon them as living monuments, attesting the truth of
Sacred Writ, and remindin. him of that glorious time
when Israel shall atain be Israel, and the "chosen people"
shall be restored to the "land of promise;" and with the
Gentiles form one fold under one shepherd.
The services were commenced on Saturday evening by
a public prayer-meeting at the Institution House, Slater-
stseet in which the following gentlemen took part :—The
Rev_ T. Nolan. the Rev. G. Cuthbert, Rev. A. Thomas,

Rev. Mr. Clinic. &C.
On sermons were preached, and collections
made at the following churches :

St Andrew's, the Rev. A. Thomas, A.lll

X S. D.
37 10 0

St. Augustine's, the Wry., E. Auriol, A.M..... )R 10 0
St. Brid 's, the Rev. D. D. Steaart, A.B 45 10 0
St. Clennent's, the Rev. Jo-epit Buylee, A.B 11 6 4
St, Georg,'s. Evertou. the Rev. T. /sTidan, A.M. 41 3 5
St. Jude's, the Rev. H. M•Neile, A.M 93 0 0
St. Silas's, the Rev. T. Teittershall, D.D. , 9 8 6
Senforth, the 11.,v. A. M'Caul, D.D.. 3i 0 0
St. Marv's. Edge Hill, the Rev. T. Ould, A.B. 22 11 0
Ct,ri;t Church, Waterloo, the Ver. FL Hampton 15 0 0
Church, the S. P. Bobtflower, 2 4 6
H. M`Neile 26 12 0

St. John's (afternoon), He

EVENING

Christ Church, the Rev. A. Thomas
St. Michael's. the Rev. IN

20 0 0

ry's, Kirkdale. th

CoPeciions were Rls

I's, (the Rev. W. R.

reached us-