A in aid of the Funds for the ERECTION of ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, Falkner-square, Windsor, will be head in the SAVINGS' BANK BUILDINGS, Boldstreet, On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY; and FRIDAY, the Bth, 9th, and 10th of January next, 1840, under the Patronage of Her Majesty, the QUEV DOWAGE
October 25, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
-‘ ,"‘ MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN. (From the Britannia.) Among the alarms of the Protestant people of England is the new connexion which her Ministers and family are, it is presumed, 'about to form f or th e Q ueen . O n t h e su b ject of the royal individual, we shall always speak w
October 25, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
lattbitrations. Just published, Second Edition, 72 pages, closely printed, price only 6d., THE PROTESTANT CATECHISM, containing a Plain and Concise Refutation of all the Leading Errors of the Church of Rome, with Reference to all the Passages of Scripture connected with the Subje
October 22, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
FURTIIF.R PARTICULARS. It was at length found however, that the name of the deceased was Richard Donaldson Hawes, and that he is the son of a widow, who is a laundress, residing near Chelsea. At the time of his committing the melancholy deed, there were two females on the monumen
October 22, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Mr. Buckstone appears this evening in two attractive and amusing pieces. His new comedy Single Life," is to be represented for the first time. It proved eminently success-_, ful in London and met with a hearty approval from the audience—true critics—and all competent judges. " T
October 22, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England
centre, a splendid group of spots visible through the London fog to the naked eye, or which, when the planet shines strong- ly, the eye, protected by a smoked or dark glass, will instantly* delect.— Evening Paper. Indication of an Early Winter. — On Satur- day morning last snow
October 25, 1839 - Essex Standard - Colchester, Essex, England
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, OCT. 19. The arrivals of British Grain, at this port, for the past week, have been very small, and the chief imports, from abroad, consist of 5175 barrels of Flour, all from the United States. Duties have been paid upon 3310 qrs. of Wheat, 430 qrs. Barley,
October 22, 1839 - Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser - Liverpool, Lancashire, England