The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-08-09 00:00:00

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ad good English feel-
aely well. This song

A trail in the eye

inal and selected ; with
I appropriate Texts of
Id Moral Essay on the
mdon : 3. W. Parker,

'ork, and admirably
iing, made his selec-

narks—" To relieve

1 necessity of searching
scriptions, it has been the
with a work in which will
bereavement. He flatters
du= will be found a valuable
ary, as the contents of it can-
and deepen the serious im-
s long occupied the time and
hout:11 far from being executed

x to furnish the

he could have wished, for a work of such
lity and importance, he has the happiness
t, instead of doing nothing but indulge in
ions over the epitaphs which have long dis-
+yards. lie has done what he could to re-

) long, so justly, and so uni-

edly one of very great importance, and
11 for the future meet with more of the
it clergy, for to them alone is commit-
To the incumbent," says Sir Her-
he superintendence of the church
r his duty to take care that no in-
which can be made the means of
sconsistent with those of the esta-
s much his freehold
and legal authority,
e sight of God and man, for
one as the other; and if, through any
e suffers the dumb stone to
t variance with the
ch, it is impos-
)r exculpate himself
ithfulness.

such j

to inculca.

Why should not

otional retire-

editation

very church-

:ry gravestone a
aumental stone,

he Lamb of Go,

sense of their

msibili

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memorial to

ve may confidently
:1 will be a suitable

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ititphs

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ver fix his }

down the walks.
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ardener holds

is love sincere

d life's little span,

To-morrow thy

, nor wisdom, in

iust rear

,t holy fear

ant lips to pray,

way.
;iven—

author of that very im-
" The Protestant Cate-
Altar," which we con-
ms of prayer for family

d si in pl,

loin of

)ert Glover," and a great
•lv all of which have been

'And loss to himself

at exp

STATE OF TRADE

MAN
• cexwm
IL—For the last two or three weeks, we have
endeavoured to
\)e too prem„4,l3: very guarded in our remarks, and not to
'he fact is now lII'. tinting a visible ironrovement in trade.
aoin silliest to all, and not only is a
business large amount.
m printers arNitlllt prices have also advanced. Power-
like the presentermatee"
T weeks ago, and'sLY 3d• per piece higher than they were
ulent houses will not sell at any-
I. or 9d. per piece his, but say they will wait until they
vill be in a few werklr, which they feel very confident
about the future, we i,, We scarcely dare hazard an
been so frequent,b4eceived,
, intend, therefore, to give, tlivjl, weekly, theracfstat state
which we will do
appear
fear or favour. The
irers of printing cloth
prices or very firm in their
lon to have better
keep their stocks, and
ey are correct, for several
armaments may be urged
weitll give two or three
rore will be done
an advance in price. We r
'linking that we may ex
m'
looks most
• months. In t.ie first
place,
'ng through several countie s havinthe last ten
g had an
a
lenintlgyuiarffly,rmwe arnthlaetthefrem cornl
every
quarter
est is quite expected. e
-aping, and the crops are ve
yssonatitsh.
_..., the new tariff is in operation, and
is extremely easy, which will always have
iance prices; and last, though not least, the
Jhina, and other parts of the world, are more
We may also add, that it is the season of the
year when more is doing, and the printers, being very light
in stock, will be forced to buy to prepare for the autumn trade.
knother favourable feature is, that both in London and the
1... q le and retail houses are very bare of stock,
depreciated for the last two years
oods
,
band to mouth " ; but, g
'-'w freely for the autumn
- 30.d1y better ; and, if
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in favour a

•easons fo

at place,

a tenden

favourable