The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-03 00:00:00

CHEAP MUSIC

THE GREAT EXHIBITION POLKA, 3d.; THE
GREAT EXHIBITION WALTZ, 3d. ; and upwards of
230 of the most popular SONGS, OVERTURES, POLKAS,
WALTZES, QUADRILLES, &c., elegantly Printed on full
Music Folio, with beautiful Illustrations on Steel, 3d. each.
Warranted Correct.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, 1 WINGS, &c., of the
choicest quality, on the IT reasonable terms.

. ,
A Miscellaneou:v?TetK *f New and Old BOOKS, in
various branches ..iterature, constantly on hand.

NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, and'other Works, regu.
larly supplied on the day of publication.

RICHARD NEWTON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
4, RUSSELL-STREET.

TO GENTLEMEN.
HENRY SPENCE AND CO.,

CIGAR AND SNUFF MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS,

32, ISLINGTON,
BEG to inform the Gentlemen of Liverpool that
they have OPENED

—A
BRANCH RETAIL ES CABLISHMENT,
AT 19, CASTLE-NTRBET,
FOR THE SALE OF GENUINE FOREIGN CIGARS,
(consisting of all the First-class Brands,) and
BRITISH CIGA
of the finest ma • quality.
H. S. and Co., being also gaged in the Wholesale Trade,
are necessitated always ave a large quantity of CIGARS in
STOCK, from which • cumstance Purchasers may rely upon
having them thoro matured by age, an advantage which
Connoisseurs , no doubt, fully appreciate.

PLAIN AND SCENTED SNUFFS.
SCOTCH RAPPEES, AND FANCY TOBACCOS,

314NUFACTOitY AND' WHULESALE

32, ISLINGTON

4REHOUSE,

N.B.—A SMOKING•ROOM is fitted up for the convenience
of Gentlemen frequenting the Shop.

AT REDUCED PRICES,

T WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
135 WHICBCHAPEL

Opposite Great Charlotte-street

ESTABLISHED 1813, BY
FRANCIS IJ-N-N-E Y

IN STOCK

200gA4SNETIAN SHADE BLINDS,

GAUZE WIREALID ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND

RETAIL.
LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE

COAL! COAL!!

ATESSRS. A. F. and D. MACKAY and CO. beg t•
al inform Shippers and the Publie generally, that they have
now constantly on hand, at their

DEPOT, SLATE-STREET, GREAT HOWARD-STREET.
(Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Arches, Nos. 62 and 63,

Large quantities-of good
HOUSE, STEAM, AND SMELTING COAL,
from their mines at Rainford and U -which they caa
deliver at 7s. Gd. per ton.
One trial will prove that t e Coals are of exceedingly good
quality, being large an e from dirt.
Messrs. A. F. and . IncicAv and Co. having lately erected
some new Machii yon the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail-
way, they can now load carts with the greatest possible expe-
dition, without shovelling or breaking the Coal. Coasting and
other Vessels in the Stanley Dock can be easily loaded in the
course of a few hours.
Offices—l, Rumford-place, and 23, Sefton-street,

Lice pool,

THE PAPAL AGGRESSION

TOWNSHIP OF KIRKHAM

AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the PROTESTANT
INIIABITANTS of this Township, convened by the
Churchwardens, and held in the National School-room, Kirk-
dale Village, on Monday, December 2nd,

Mr. Churchwarden ROSKEI.I; in the Chair,
It was moved by Mr. Councillor S. M. MELLOR, seconded by
Mr. Councillor ROBERT AKED, and

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That this Meeting views with Brea ciliation and alarm
the recent attempt of the Pope of me to establish a Romish
Hierarchy in England, and wo denounce that measure as an
audacious invasion of He ajesty's prerogative, ann an in-
fringement of the right nd liberites of her Protestant sub-

It was moved b.,{JotiN WALima, Esq., seconded by Mr.
Alden

That the following Address be presented to her Majesty the

To her most excellent 3lajesty, Victoria, by the, race of God
Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, Defender of the Faith.

"The loyal Address of the undersigned Clergy, Churchwardens,
and Congregation of St. Mary's Church, Kirkdale, and others
the Inhabitants of the district and township of Kirkdale, in
the county of Lancaster.

" May it pease your Majesty,
" We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, very
respectfully beg to assure your Majesty of our most devoted
attachment to your rovalrßerson and throne
ti auaciourp atom lately mart

tne rope or Rome to
appoint an Archbishop and Bishops, and to confer upon them
jurisdiction and authority in your Majesty's realm
I, ha; excited our astonishment and in iignation. And
suaded that the prosperity and happiness of the
depend altogether, under God's blessing, upon

thful maintenance of those Protestant principles which
placed your Majesty's illustrious family upon the throne of the
United Kingdom, we cannot look upon this unprecedented act
of aggression otherwise than as an outrage upon your Majesty's
royal supremacy, an inroad upon the liberties of Protestants of
all denominations, and a daring violation of the British consti-
tution.

Deeply sensible of the many blessings and privileges which
ender your Majesty's mild and benignant rule, we enjoy, it is
)ur earnest desire to maintain inviolate your Majesty's royal
--,ative against the assaults both of a foreign power, and of
."-"" *" 7.ztablished Church.
bentiy pray your Majesty, with the
advice and assistance of your Privy Council, to take such con-
stitutional measures as shall seem necessary effectually to vin-
dicate your Majesty's royal prerogative, to uphold the civil and
MOUS liberties of your Majesty's faithful subjects, and to
restrain the Pope of Rome from consummating his flagrant
design."

We therefore most ur

It was moved by H. THEAKSTONE, Esq., seconded by the Rev.
RICHARD PILKINGTON, supported by the Rev. DAVID
JAMES, and

Resolved unanimously,
Thnt the following Address be presented to Lord John

" To the Right Honourable Lord John R

1, the First Lord

r her 31iyesty's Treasury
vour Lordship,

"We, the clergy, churchwardeis, and congregation of St.
Mary's Church, Kirkdale, and others, the inhabitants of the
district and township of Kirkdale, in the county of Lancaster,
beg to approach your Lordship with an expression of our
sincere and most grateful thanks for the noble sentiments
contained in your Lordship's letter to the Lord Bishop of
Durham on the recent attempted usurpation of the Pope of

43 worthy of VOL

" Entertaining sentiments high and
honoured family, and occupying the responsible position of
her Majesty's chief adviser, it is our earnest hope that you will
immediately take such measures as will fully vindicate her
Majesty's high prerogative, and maintain unimpared the rights
and privileges of her Majesty's faithful and loyal subjects.
"At the same time, we sincerely trust y.ur Lordsieep' N
fluence will be exerted to bring about such measure*
put an end to the inconsistency of clergymen of the ge slant
Church of England being permitted to retain the envoiguts
of that whilst publicly teaching doctrines and practil
monies characteristic of the apostate Church of ltomF 4;
" We have the honour to be."

T. F. ROSKELL, Cagirchn

The Chairman having vacated the Chair, a cordial vote of
thanks was passed to him, on the motion of THOMALHIJOHLes
Esq., seconded by GEORGE Coxurru, Esq.

FOREIGN ,AND COLONIAL.

THE Ucit;ITED STATES

We Cave received four.:days' later intelligerilelrom the
-western continent by the,steara-ship Africa (of thetßritish
and North American mail' line), which arrived in our river
on Sunday ,morning, after a very rough paseoge. 'This

steamei
100 pas

left new York the 20th ult., and brings nearly
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