The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1848-07-18 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

AMERICAN FOREST.—I had never till this moment pposite to writer in the New Monthly of the line just o ened is one which leaves the main line tiered as exhibitin ehat little favour in this country is it that the the chapel where these :precious relics were deposited. ' Ireland to economize ? A in the in P . • ~, , and , .g e anything like an adequate conception of the grandeur and n the pro- The Unmet's, • after giving a full account of the funeral Magazine says,—" There are no assessedlreland taxes stillness is perfectly • I procession, in which the'ady of the Archbishop was car- whatever.; no tax on lands and tenements ; no tax on picturesque valley of Cleckheaton, to Low Moor, a dis- humblest subjects. present bill .. appalling; not a bough creaks, not a leaf stirs, not a dew. that " Ibricksh t h duties, &c. •no window tance of about seven and a half miles. It is mould there- tied with the face uncovered, states at tle totes- soap,, ops, pos - orse ------ drop falls; and when I got up a shout just now, to try „ ' e • nointendedth thatbranchshall• dby w ultimately 'hold of the temple the esrage was forced to stop ; the tax, or taxes on servants, horses, carriages, &• , pro.a this be carne forward, ay POLITICAL MISCELLANY, ' the effect of it, it absolutely startled myself, and induced was carried people were anxious to have whatever they most valued petty or income tax ant Bull cannot be such a bad of Bradford, to Leeds, (with a fork stretching backwards —* a sort of presentment that the grave old trees were quite ofabsolutebrought into contact (the Popish manner of blessing by fellow, or he would grumble vastly at this one-sidedness. from Low Moor also to Halifax, to which town there is .s The Lords' Committee on the Bank Charter Act, corn- shocked at my faarity. A young squirrel, too, put hit pinershoir: relics) with the body of the Pontiff; the officers and A curious circumstance lately occurred in one of the already a branch from the main line,) and thus become monly called Peel's Bill, have carried the most important head noiselessly fore his hole in a rotten cedar, and re-majority in its soldiers their swords. A bishop took them from their carriages of the Cashel Railway. A Romish clergyman, the main line, in fact, from Manchester to Leeds. The divisions.against the attempt of the Government to sup- garded me with an air of such unqualified disgust, that I _hands, and placed them on .the venerated body. It was the Rev. Mr. Vaughan, travelled with a gentleman whose distance from the present terminus of the line at Low port the act of 1844, and the majority of the committee would not dream of attempting a disturbance of the kind .ttee. The House no longer a funeral procession; it might rather have been insurrectionary language induced him to believe that he Moor to Bradford, is only a little over two miles, the The Times says, that if the various questions now growth turies. Some huge old fellows are reduced are now forming their report condemnatory of the act. again. finny of these stately pines must have been the pending can be wound up in time, the session of parlia- to touchwood. Some, perhaps tired of their existence the bill should be called a translation of the relics. "The French," adds was in company with a detective. on reaching Tipperary works on which a. re in an. advancing state; a.nd when the the -Univers. "even those who ni”- —ire of it, are he handed over the simulated incendiary to the police. whole ltne by this route is completed, considered in conBut great was his astonishment to find that the offender nection with the Liverpool and Bury, very soon to be ment is to end at its usual terminus within the second and bent upon suicide, have kicked up their thousane heels was a well-known attorney, who has already commenced opened, the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway will be week of August, and that amongst the measures likely to into the air and dived head foremost into the St. Maurice legal proceedings for the false imprisonment. An apology the shortest route yet projected between Liverpool and be postponed for another year, is the proposed alteration (upon a small branch of which I have unexpectedly struck) —s*Amongst the members who voted comfortably of water on the brain. Some (probably -a was offered in Limerick and accepted. Leeds. Gladstone,3 Hindley,W. T. where, in the course of time, I presume, they will expire half their bloyiirn go 0 fullo r a dleesn,gltoho ka Ilona etroheelsyhaosti ltdheoros golf tee on Wednesday on the bill for freak of the late hurricane) have been lifted completely oft ]raw it for 1