ARRIVED—Robert Watt, Johnson, from Quebec—Novo Congress°, and Laura Ann, Casely, from L 1 bon—John Black, Mitch e ll ; Arab, Dalgrano, and Agcnoria, Sutton, from St. Petersburgh— Emma, Leader, and Thomas 'and Ann,•Forter, from Konigsberg— Border Chieftain, Brown, from Copenhagen
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
unjustifiable language employed in several articles which have appeared in the Church Magazine—a periodical which was started a few months ago, and which is edited, if we mistake not, by Mi. Gathercole, who was formerly a dissenting minister. The intemperate abuse which this mag
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
rippling streams, released from frost? Or in the stars, heaven's shining host? The wild, uncultur'd, blushing rose,— Thinkst thou that it the Father shews ? The infant's eye, that sparkles mind, Oh ! canst thou there the Father find? Where wilt thou then the Father trace, When n
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
subsisting on corn, particularly on wheat. Cats are kept in the St. Catherine Docks, London, to destroy the rats, which previously to this mode of insurance, made havoc amongst the sugars deposited, to a vast annual amount. The annual expense of this plan is £lO4. The cats' meat
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Proprietor of the above celebrated Teas is Captain JOHN RHODES PIDDING. Every genuine Package bears his Signature. All others are spurious. The unwholesome trash pirated under similar titles renders this precaution necessary. PIRACY CAUTION ! ! Captain Pidding made eight voyageg
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
m pl e t e d the purchasing of his STOCK of every description of FASHIONABLE GOODS adapted to the present Season, which he is determined to SELL extraordinary low prices, having, under the present depressed state of the manufacturing districts, been enabled to purchase at Prices
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
" That the legislative sanction to the measures contemplated by the Dock Trust would constitute a public monopoly of the most odious kind, possessing unfair advantages, against which private industry and capital would be utterly unavailing." Moved by Mr. DOVER, and seconded by M
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
that the interests of the Established Church are in no danger from want of zeal on the part of our fellow-townsmen. The room was crowded to suffocation, and hundreds were turned away from the doors owing to the utter impossibility of admitting them. We regret that the Amphitheat
October 29, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England