The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-22 00:00:00

ST. AIDAN'S

His Grace

he LORD AR:diliiigilOP 0
PRINCIPAL.
The Rev. JOSEPH BAYT.F.v

tember next, and LECTURES cowmen
following, upon which day all Students ar
Residence.

Application for Admission to be mad
St. Aidan's, August 3rd, 1854.

MUTUAL LIFE A
The SCOTTISH PROVIDEN
bines the advantage of participation in t
with MODERATE PREMIUMS, the
same time exempt from personal liabili

been issued frOm the coma:

1. PREMIUAISAT EA
FOURTH LOWER.
2. A MORE ACCURATE ADJUST _ _
P::EMIUM TO THE SEVERAL AGES
3. A PRINCIPLE IN THE DINTS
SAFE, EQUITABLE,AND FA' _ .
4. EXEMPTION FROM ENTRY MONEY_
The Directors respectfully invite intending Assurers to
examine carefully its PRINCIPLES, RATES, and WHOLE
PROVISIONS, the soundness of which is satisfactorily
proved by the subjoined

I$ having

Institution, in

LI AND MIDDLE

N irF THR PROFITS MORE

VIEW OF V-

In Years

HE BIENNIAL PROGRESS OF TH
minis° THE LAST TEN YEARS

Number of Amount
New I New

1658

1844-45

1848-49
1850-51

Assuran

1852-53

11 4 0,933
-"-.

it end of period

icies are indisputable except on account of fraud, and
)W issued free of Stamp Duty.
Annual Premiums to Assure £lOO at Death.

I 4)

41 I I 9 1 .W 3

5 9 1 £4 1 7

Copies of last Year's Report, Tables of Rates, Comparative
Table of the Scottish Offices, and every information, may be
obtained at the Office, or at any of the Agencies.
JAMES WATSON, Manager.
14, St. Andrew•square, Edinburgh, April, 1854.

Agent for Liverpool—JOHN REID, 13, Oldhall-street.
Medical Officer—Dr. GEE, 10, Oxford-street.

SHOOTING AND TOURING JACKETS

IN FANCY HEATHER TWEEDS, dm

WATERPROOF SILK OVERCOATS

The best Styles, at Economical Prices.

E. BURDEN,
TAILOR AND SHIRTMAKER, &c,
17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

The Post-office authorities have announced their
intention to expedite the night mails for the
North of England and North Wales by dis-
patching them three hours earlier
necessitate the posting of THE STANDARD before
nine o'clock on Monday night, instead of mid-
night, as heretofore; and, in consequence, we
are compelled to request that all advertisements
and communications may be sent to the office
before six o'clock on .31onddy evening at the
latest. The alteration will afford an advan-
tage to our northern subscribers in the delivery
of their papers some hours earlier; and to those
in North Wales there will be a gain of nearly
twenty four hours.

This will

Eibtrpool tantlatb+

TUESDAY

MORNING, AUG. 22, 1854

THE PARLIAMENTARY RECESS

IT IS now the season of the year when the public
mind having become wearied with political war-
fare, the toils of business, and the car

s of this

life, all who have the means gladly seek relaxation
from mental fatigue in the calm delight

s of rural

enjoyment, aquatic amusements, or highland ram-
bles. Legislation has been hurried through with
reckless haste in order that the session of Parlia-
ment may be closed and legislators left at liberty
to take the field, not on the plains of Turkey in

Europe, against the Russian invader, but on the

moors of Scotland, against . the timorous grouse

Fire-arms are in requisition, not against the foe,
but the fer natant

d fleets are ec

ipped not
the Black

to compete for