The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-15 00:00:00

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difference to their iird
represented Mr. Wra,
he ascribed to us t:
" contains a large am

pr

timent tha

's own ward

dy auoted 1

me aboce''

strange to say, quoted by 21:

caaelf, are

Paghe

these lt is charitably supposed-that they (oilsZe-i0
larities) are the result not so much of wanton ionises'
to our ordination vows," as to some other specified cat o.
Are we not, then, charged, "more or less," with suco
difference ?" If I understand at all the meaning of
013 e!
we are so. But let the public decide. And g•tie9o ;
one of those further specified causes of our irregnioll.
"the belief, entertained also by many ill-inforaleam„"tos
tens, that our venerable Book of Common Prayer,OPeribe
a large amount of covert Popery," does not tbig °lvo`
such a " belief" to us, as plainly as language can ,„ as
e
does Mr. Pughe mean by such attempts at reasau='pat
he has presented to us on these heads ? If they a'"
It
de
merely attempts to raise a cloud of words in whit to
the real questions at issue between us • then based
friend to read over, and correct for him his ;illy luc übrlul';
Mr. Pughe is perfectly at liberty to publish our c°

,frondence on another sthvec t NVI Ilse she° 0,11.
from the beginning it was free to him to do with
he would.—He may make the most he can of a trig'
take, as to the mere circumstances of a conversation!! -0
take which was acknowledged the very moment hie]
discovered—there being no mistake at all as to thalr
was really complained of. Mr. Pughe may flucT„

deavour Co reconcile with his friencurprofessions,
,u;
close of that correspondence, the course whicb,nov;6
since thought fit to adopt towards me. But it la "8,10
time before Mr. Pughe can convict me before &Sari!!
of attempting to escape the force of a stunning inoi
controversy, by setting to work an imaginary frli rob:

press, and inventing on momenta con-veniesit
lication. The cause I advocate does not call 14).'
weapons in its advocacy. If I ever find myself in or
Pughe's position, I may, perhaps, understand his
tion. Meanwhile let him say and do precisely
pleases, so only that he does not affect any sr°
with me, or utter one s

,rd in my prai3e

Your fail

Aug. 12th, 1854

;hful servant, of,
WM. PoLL°

CHESHIRE

IND WALES.

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THE DOG
Ly, at the ]

0 Thn
—AD.— n tl
, a large nurolir
.ing an order of th_
(lop to be at lsrPo.ere
Various defences
zlct in a penalty °

AT BIR

Police-court,

persons were summone
authorities. for

ring the present liot weather.
offered, but the offenders were m
each.

EJECTMENT CAST:

at the Cheste

by which 3

)up,tht to rg

Siorris, .(3i'cr3l
ad of couss- )
::Miff sold i°
.ey of whickl,l.:t.

value. at Birlcenhea
Wats

in 1850, butt.
1. A verdict

deferidants to 1

next to P

costs, principal, and i

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD ItAILWAY.—TIIC
the week ending Bth of August, 1854, was as folio
Passengers, parcels, &c., £4,073 3s. Bd.;
£6ll 3s. 2d. ; total, £4,684 63. 10d. Goods, £1,432, ,JO-06fa
Total, including Carnarvon traffic, £6,117 2s. 44'5.1,5e1.,
responding week last year, passengers, parcels, &0•,;35,9,
ss. 3d.; steam-boats, £B6l 7s. 11d. ; total, £5 445
Goods, £1,200 10s.. 2d. ; total, including Carnarvo3 t
£6,646 3s. 441 Decrease, £529 ls.
MARRIAGE OF MR. JACKSON, JUN. - Mr.
Mather Jackson, the eldest son of Mr. W. Jacksoll,
of 3lanor-house, Claughton, was married on Tuescll
at St. Mary's, Birkenhead, to the second daughter 0 11
T. B. Blackburne, of Grange-house, Clawtht(
ceremony was perform,
D.D., head-master a 1
Queen, who was assiste

!pool and ch.

of Si;. Mary's,

A large number of

ectators Iv

the ceremon;

IMPORTA.NT TO THE SHIPPING IrrEitEsr.---115
lowing decision of the law officers of the crown "'"
case which occurred a short time ago at Swansea,
been made, and is of interest to those concerned iu e
ping.. The question arose at Swansea whether the Or t/
(Thomas Ford) of the ship Golconda was liable Toe,
full wages of Thomas Ishmael' seaman, who had s
for the voyage out and home from Swansea to Std so
de Cuba. While at St. Jago he became ill, Sprocei'
obliged to submit to a surgical operation for hY ("60
for which the master paid $5O. On the home 33:As?
caman only did a few days' duty, and it was cu": re,

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toria, cap. 112, P