The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-29 00:00:00

July 29, 1814. Z.Ziantrt. Oburat ton. *WTO DRUGGISTS' A SISTANTS. VISITING OR RESIDENT GOVERNESS. ANTED irnmediat active YOUNG MAN. TO THE CLERGY, NOBILITY. AND GENTRY. Address, Y. Z., tandard-office. IX A LADY of much experience in Tuition, a n d whose —__ correct Musical acquirements have gained her a pp ro . 'WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, as an APPREN- bation, would wish to Visit Families, for the following a TICE in a WINE. BROKER'S OFFICE. accomp li s h ments , v i z ., Pi ano- feC te, H arp, Si ng i ng, the APply at the Standaa-o ffi ce. F renc h L anguage (acqtligedOn the Continent,) Italian, ....._ and Drawi g. *WANTED, a BREWERY, in Liverpool or its Vici- N.B. If as a Resident, terms very moderate. . 1 . nity, not less than thirty barrel length, with imme- lieferences of the first respectability. nte possession, or within four—months from the date of Application, per letter, post paid, to Mrs. A. F. M 'llls advertisement. No. 18, Upper Stanhope-street, Liverpool. Byrom -street, to CHARLESHG HT, 7, Byrom-street. B yrom -street, July 28, 1845. UAMILTON - S Q U A RE ACADEMY. con d ucte d by --...... -1-1. Mr. WM. STEWART, will be BE-OPENED. -LIVERr: 01, NORTHERN HOSPITAL. after the Vacation , on the 31 st July.4-the same approved WWANTED, a SENIOR HOUSE-SURGEON for plan of Education bein a g:g e purgued as when the School this Hospital, and, as the New Building will be was under the care of hi d ec e ssor , th e R ev . P. R oss, ° Petted im me di ate ly, th e S a l ary i s £lOO per annum , ( an d and with the assists ee of the same or equally efficient a probability of increase,) with Board, &c. Teachers. Candidat es (b e i ng mem b ers titollege of Surgeons Birkenhead, 4th July, 1845. a nd Licenti a t es o f Ap o th een t i es'-hall, London,) are re- Iliested to send in their Applications, with Testimonials, !ddressed to the Committee, on or before MONDAY. the 4t h August, a t O ne o ' c l oc k, an d t o a tt en d p ersona lly on that and the following day, at that time. R. B. ANDERSON, Vice-President. ~....i_t_y,:pool, 18th July, 1845. BOARDING•SCHOOL FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN, TOXTETH LODGE, NE4E - LIVERPOOL. A i l R. MITCHELL, SuccesSilr to Dr. COWAN, will IVA RE-OPEN his SCHOOL Ott TUESDAY, the 29th instant. July 7, 1815 LIVERPOOL DOCKS LOANS OF MONEY. COMMITI'EE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS • DO HERKBY GIVE NOTICE that they are will p, from and after this date er - receive LOANS OF L UNEY, ;.t the rate of ree Pounds Ten Shillings (1 ' centum per annu nterest, for periods of either IV E OR SEVE EARS, at the option of Lenders. All offers of Loans to be made to GEORGE WITHERS, ' ' S qUlie, Treasurer of the Liverpool Docks. By order, FRENCH AND ITALIAN ACADEMY AND SOIREES. 12, 8.1. D STREET, OPPOSITE TUE LYCEUM. S IGNOR ZAN DO"1"11, M.A., of Rome, and Professor of Italian Literature in the Collegiate In,t.tutiiin. Liverpool, respectfully RIMOU that his ACADEMY will be RE-OPENED o ONDAY, the Llth of August next. Further particulars, with Signor Zandotti's Prospectus, may he obtained at the Academy, or, if desired, they will be forwarded by Post. DANIEL MASON, Z oek-offiee. Liverpool, 22d 'Way, 1815. Secretary . _ Private Fa'inilies and Schools attended as usual Tontrarts. MR. SKERREVI'S ACADEMY, No. 7. CRowx- STREET, will be RE-OPENE on WEDNESDAY, the 30 , b iostant. For pattieulai-s apply....frMr. J. U. SKERRETF, No. 7, Crown-street; or Mrs. SKERRETT, llasun•street, Liverpool, 21st Juf,y, 1815 ISS KEALE, (late Pupil of THALBERG,) PRO FESSOR OF THE PIANO -FORTE, respectiu , ly an nounces to her Friends, and the Public of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that she will R.ECOMMENCE her IN STRUCTIONS Mno- - ,(v. the 4th of August nest. 28, GREAT GEO,RGE- STREET. LIVERPOOL DOCKS TO JOINERS AND OTHERS. E DOCK COM M IT IT ES a'e desirous of receiv ing Pit ESH TENDERS for MAKING THIRTY iIN DI NG WA IT E RS' HUTS; and, also, fresh TEN - ey "RS for AL I'ERING and REPAIRING men of the ci""g Landing-waiters' HUTS now upon the Dock as may require the same, ncluding the Cleaning,. the'P3ititing, Lettering, and N umbering the whole of et r'. being about 114 in ati, and keeping the whole in ectur (mclusive of the alricew ones) for twelve months. b ll, l tiler particulmrs fitay be had upon application to the b ° ek SURVEYOR, at his Office, Dock-yard, Coburg ; ail day this week until FRIDAY next, the 25th ant ; and the Tenders must be sent into this Office not % ,, t 7 than 10, A Nt., on SATURDAY ri.v, the 26th inst., ( al ett. and addressed to " The Chairman of the Suh -I;'"4nittee on Dock Works," endorsed, " Tendtrs for "Alts. By order, DANIEL MASON, Dock-o.ffice, Liverpool, 191 1 1 July, 1845. Secretary TTO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. IE Commissioners acting in execution of the several 0 1 , Acts o f P ar li amen t f or t h e Improvement of the Town. t„ p of Birkenhead are prepared to receive TENDERS 6,,EWER,I NG and otherwise completing Oliver-street .°t o Hampt on - s t ree t t o C a d re! ' - ee t. . oe ction and Soecificatio the proposed Wo t ,'," on appl.cation at th office of Mr. BRINE, ht, said Commissioners, Birkenhead. tßid (sealed) addressed to him, under coy the '-ornmiss , oners, to be delivered Tins DAY (Tues 29th instant. By order, JOSEPH MALLABY, Clerk TOunhall, Birkenhead k- may b, Surveyor -r to the lav), t - h r TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. UIE Commissioners acting in execution of the several l b. Acts of P ar li ament f or t h e I mprovement o f t h e Town for I D rtf Rrk e rhe d are prepared to recrive TENDERS st re etNA E RI N G and o th erwise completing , from Lord-street to Taylor-stres; Sommerville- Bliti Specification of tht to ;;2 11 . oplication at the offie . _ . proiThsed Work may be M BRINE r e Salt) Co issioners. kenhead. 1) addre 'd to him, under cover to the is,inhers, to be ivered Tilts DAY (Tuesday,) the NI lust ant JOSE - PH MALLABY, Clert 7' o .t„,....!nha11. Birken4ead A NEW NIGHT LIGHT. L ARKE'S PATENT MORTAR LAMPS, and .PATENT •LAMP MORTARS.—For eleg Pheity, and eleatil eess this Night L tiPe!ior to any . hitherto submitted to tt Gentlemen Invalids,-and persons requiring a best h's my and n 41, 0 , tie I.le ph i Penect WON V N rn r 'g_ a able in Halls is very far out eXiKi eratutn that hapritz 'ioducki ; it will It cm be car-- fishing the light, slip leen felt. It is fre urtSing, awl t „ uncertah. smoke arising from 1 . " 1 80 portable that it will b - 4adi e - fo„nd a t comfort to nd the 'AlortaN 6i. per Box, 'l2, 10 1U hours. NT NURSERY LAMP • 'gilt - ' CLAItKf. OtlPva keen hot • I ' holesl3 tie r 3 ( 4, ALL-no t , ell, Grocer in each, to burn f S PAT x hours, besides arisweri Price of the Lamp,,, v PALMER LiVERPI ig the pur- ld CO.: LEEDS-STREE \h, TH E COLD WA' HY DR °PATH C -u pnitooK PARK, near Ri< ti,der the nersotr and S TER CURE. ESTABLISUMENT at ;hulortil, Surrey. is now in ur. %1 1 4 .; I of whitor of Vincent P 0 4w 4 44 nd, Bury.) The 4 of 160 acre. ttil;!,,l Pirk of Richm ' o bl i ,,: f ele o f i mmediate 11 4,1 0 4 : nfid otht-r baths ~Darec-nt and gre a t i t i .9 ll s sallm.e• a-manger, a an .e '' ) g-roo The ter of the th e 41 Three Guineas pe et- k anti Uf 13441,tiartinent,,) which inclu Rid el QdernE, and servants fureie'ty n of Sudbro .tern boundary of the the patients enj .y the ceess,by a prijatte entrance. The ds, have rnere i 4 a !lent billiard and tabli•hnnent vary ccordir Weis may be con it °9K be attends, from eleven to four o'clock, at 21 street, tf pa Piccadilly, London. for the convenient'Qtt% t h's wishing to consult him in town ~) e haft •• • Prospectusts otznature of the . I.!ft r i itat" is written on the Goverwm, ~..EANT's LOTION, the eniy effectual Remedy iiti 4 4 l 4 , :tist Rheumatism, Rheu ma ti c G out . S c i a ti ca, an d •io• Fold by the PI oprietor, G. C. SE RJ EA NT, 1 1 ra D if-•ovell's-court, P a ter nos t er - row. , an d 2, BeMyatt!, 1. lye bar. London ; and by all Vendors of Medicine ti Th e 9 ' l - per Bt.ttle. 1: ) !I or :tl , ll..shing success which has en tied the analica- that t external Medicine in the m vies, whet it Metlicing/io univer,ally lea,t/ r datic , er a' , first introduced Properties of this invaluable Specific tha ..... u Isl I re.2 4 13.1g ',nen ITia, f; lbh /; ‘ l l . '• GO . Ut,;nd Lumbago, and rendered Ar)hrs intherebvin f assisting th emse l ves , h ave b een relieved a ob, i b Test many which are being d a ily r ece i ve d are t h e imonials:— N 4 tit Ots' ,l avlng been informed of the t t , N ti , • 1 s Churchyard, who tl f , 'I „ , ,1 1. the intense pain causing deltraut ,nconfitwa -----*" • 4, Paternoster-row, surprising cure of Mr. rely afflicted by t 1e‘ t . :, 1 4,14, 1 e , 1ce, and whose was considered entirely hopeless, 4ell to ascertain the ` particulars, and being satisfied of N),IIn.„),01Y information, encouraged me to make a trial of your ery "o'ullble Medicine, entertaining little hopes of success, haw k), '4l °Y Years so severe a sufferer, and tried many said to be Atett t , 4 0 ., remedies. lam very happy in being able in adding "Y of the benefit I derived : a ft er a few days' application O ily are perfectly restored, and I am now able to • mess, and, making an allowance for my age, never t o Atii t ' , ss th 1 .0 tnv life. To those, hoaever severely afflicted and t i ..""tr case may have been pronounced , I beg of them to dl ti . 141, reer quite satisfied will be Pli tt , b .. lug tree„ . o - from the severe cases that nave yielded to this Me i' ‘q, Zll Is a great blessing to those who can enjoy it, but Ztiii! , 4 4 ,,• are deprived, none feels it so severe as the tradesman ! L ik e Is it generally causes loss of business, and ruin on N. 01k- 4 1' 441 1 at all times feel it my duty to make it known to O et to evince how grateful I am for my restoration, and °b truly. GEORGE POLLA RD. er g'slB44 . - . • Well-street, Cripplegate. 1 7, r h st t i,Zte been several weeks confined to my bed by Gout ane Itot a from my head to feet free from pain, and 1 4 1 4 4!,a!Et ant:an.in not even a finger could I move. In this tet,utation I was informed by my medical attendant he les t b 'pl,4 l , be . usual remedies, and that I might remain months t P't ), 4 tiat el ,,,`"e situation, o, ll 'eeti to Your remedy was made known to me, or I 'nigh Lots ,lay confined to my bed. After a close application itZirt • nIY troublesome companion began to disappear ;in a 4 , ea pabl 11 4 't s e , e , e wa:king about my room, and ben another . 4 ,r,we in the use of your Medicine was abled to Fearful of another attack, you will please to send ant, Sir, your obedient servant, D W STOWS. t Q 14 Pl t 411 I r ee ; . e bnontplace, Wandsworth-ro a d. nat. 26, 1A44 . . li 1 s r . " duty boud to acknowledge, that aer 'Tom Sciatica, or seve re Rheumatic affection ft in the suffering h 4 d ePrived of rest, I was persuaded to try your . em ),Nee%to, e s! nave the pleasure to say that fitter three applications 11 1 1 h a ". t 0 my usual health ; and, although two years he , e ,N 4; 'e tO return of the disorder —I am, sir, gratelilly tF ' b EDWARD NO YES td s , Russell-street ; t , (I s ,t,ee lrfet t '; Ho.arth. Great George -street : 1•4 1(j e '; Parker--tre.et ; Getrard,_old.hal.l - Ni,,"() 1 ), New Scotland-road; Neal, Secktiapd , - ; qn. Seo.latid-roari, oupusite St. NI - , rtaii i . k " , r, Vauxhall-road ;Pr t er., corner of P.• 3: 41 " 1 ket ; (3reat tiou , er-s•tect tie w4 e, ; \ ‘ . 4l ' l c s ,..„t*. Itiehmond-row ; 4 ,fr. ^ • I ."ntinn-road ; Parry. Chri.-tian-street ; ,t,reerem George -place; Smith, \Voidside; Price, BIRKENHEAD iIAMILTON-SQUA RE SELECT ACADEMY. lvf . RICH Als DzsON, A. 8.. Oxford, will REOPEN 11 this ACADEMY on MONDAY next, the 4th August. At the Public Examination of his Pupils on the 16th ult , the Clergymen. who examined them,- and the Parents, &c. who attended, expressedi,hrinseives highly gratified by their performance, and i pfwering in the Classics, Ma thematics, and in ge, . al knowledge. Reference per. mitted to the Rev. Jos. Baoee, and the following Parents of Pupils :—The Rev. F. Ruttledge, North Great George. street, Dublin ; Wm. Jackson, Esq , Richard Bryans, Esq.. and Jos. Mallaby. Esq., Birkenhead. Mr. R.'s R-sident Assistant is a Clergyman of the Established Church. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, &c. MR. EDGAR WEBSTER and MISS WEBSTER. beg to announce the RE-OPENING of their wife , ACADEMIES, fur the Season, a SATURDAY next, August 2nd, when will be int uced all the new and fashionable Dances, as arr ed to be taught at the re cent inecting t , f Lando asters. Liverpool Academy' 26, Bold-street. Woodside Academy, 2, Argyle-st. Harnillon•square, DANCING lyf ESSRS. JOSSET and DUGIT b eg t o announce 'l. that they have retorted from Paris. where they have obtained all the most Fashionab e DANCES from CeHarius and the different ers of the Academie R.yale, Paris. The ACADEMY.I. DIYKN-STREET, RE-OPENS nn SATURDAY. 2d Aug , st, and at the ASSEMBLY -ROOMS, Great George•street,-hn 25th September. TO THE INHABITANTS OF BIRKENHEAD AND ITS VICINITY DANCING, DEPORTMENT. Sic. JAMES R. PA LNIE It has been requested to IV/ commence an ACADEMY at,Blitic ► EAD, upon terms and with advawages sinljtCr to his Akaderny in Liverpool, in compliance witlvifhich he has engaged the TOWN-HALL for TWO /DAYS A. WEEK, (TUES DAYS and FRIDAYS, at Noon,) arid will commence his instructions on TunsrifAY next, the sth of August, at Twelve o'clock. Cards of "Perms may be hail nt Mr. LAW' brary, Waterloo bullings, Woodside. s Public Li- P. will likewise give PRIVATE the Fashionable Dances. The ACADEMY in Wilton street, Li , RE-OPENED on SATURDAY next. the LESSONS of erpool, ,will be Any (Inner information may be obtained at 32, Wilton , or at Mr. P.'s residence, 66, : Bootle-lane, Kirk- LADIES' BOARDING Scllool RED II LL MANSION. Conducted by AiTs. HUGH JONES, will REOPEN on the 1,1 of Augim, 1845. marts. which. from i s balmy and invigorating air, will its th-lightlul sh.ire, has bvilone a most fa• hie WateringPidee Inn_siun is within a-intle eti in by its uated upon an etnierr inajitrit a tnubt suitab :&h Lady resides in the Fainil. .curs "1 Mu icy Drawing hirli are moderate, and r open applleattoo rimple accommodation for Pdrloar lloardets. k VACANCY for au ARTICLED PUPIL EDUCATION IN CLASSICS, MATHEMATICS SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE. N . - R. W. NI. FISH R EOPEN , his ACADEMY, LTA- 39, GREAT GEORGE-STRELT, IHIS DAY (Tue day), the 29th instant. In this Etnablishment Young Gentlemen in the Ancient and Modern Languages. lAttimerce,,Ur.wiliz, an qualiky them for any University,filior Mercantile Pu 'e instructed trrattir Pneumatics, Efrttricity )v extent.iv iennisrry, The Compound Aelio. h , trument, of immer.se (grains, for the Exhibiti of Celest.i.l Scenery, are numerous, accurate, and ren kably beauti- Every Pupil meets with impartial and affectionate treat ment ; and, to avoid corporal punisbment, every encou- ft r application, reguLtrily, and good conduct. ar in the different Classes during the course of the 111 'U (Tie h every conveni- The BOARDERS are treated in every res supexi , r BATHING, at the CORPORATION BATHS their . I. 3 fit ate Studies they are eunstantly assisted b Members ey enjoy In separate Bed. Particular attention - ia also paid to the study of the 1101 y Scriptures; so that every requisite is provided tor the health and comfort, as well as the reli gious. mora', and intditctizqi improvement of the Pupils. P.S.—For Qualificalions, Experience. and Success in inimunicaling instruction, Mr. F. has the honour of referring to numerous Clergymen, Merchants, and Pro fessiotial Get,tlemeti, whose Prospectus Cards of Terms, &c. may be obtained at the Ebtablish anent. Liverpool, July 1. 1845 J. BRISCOE. GO AND 62, OLDHALL-STREET, Takes leave t., annolince that THIS AND FOLLOWING DAYS HE will have ready f 9r presentation a l arge quant i ty o f Goods, chiefly admired for TH E - Pit ESENT' SEASON. And which will give an oppo unity, arising from the pe culiar circumstances of the riod, for selecting the most desirable and really CHEAPEST SUMO R ARTICLES OF DRESS THAT . HAV,EVER BEEN OFFERED The general and serious embarassMents,iCti, which so many of the CONTINENTAL AND BRITISH MANUFACTURERS OF FANCY MATERIALS have been throw!, in consequence of the unusual prolon gation of the cold weather causing an alarming depression in the Tiade both in _ LONDON AND THE PROVINCES, has enabled him to purchase in London and elsewhere, for Cash, a vast Tiantitv of thp most BEAUTIFUL FABRICS AND DESIGNS, PLAIN, FIGURED, CHECKED, AND FANCY SILKS AND SATINETS, ELEGANT FOREIGN AND BR msHMANUFACTURED SHAWLS. CHECKED AND 'PRINTED MUSLINS, BALZARINES, LLAMA. CLOTIIS, CACHMERES, DI LAMES, AND PRINTS; also. a rich assortment of the most EXQUISITE FRENCH PRODUCTIONS. in ele ant FLOWERS, RIBBONS. BLONDS PARASOLS, GLOVES. SG _ _ LACE, J. BRISCOE will be ever prompt in e•incine his grati tude to to* kind supporters by embracing :►II such n►,p ur . tunities a.; have recently occurred for vffrring them C.ods of ►he most FAS!' lONABLE ANT) oRiniNALLY COSTLY CHARACTER. at Prices fur below the average under ordinary stances, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD GRAND JUNC NON RAILWAY THE Public is informed, that, in consequence of the increase of their traffic, the Directors !Jaye come to the resolution i.f making a further extensive REDUC TION in their FARES. Particulars will be givell,ircl -- future Advertisement; but it may be stated, tlit:th`e Fares will be fixed generally at about the follovvilboi%tes: Select and Exiress Trains First class Pae ,, engels Second-class Ditto Third class Ditto .... By order, MAUI( HUISH, Secretary 25tts July. 18,15. •• • • 2 , 1 d• a mile. BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, & CHESHIRE JUNCI'I6N RAILWAY COMPANY THE DIRECTORS of the BIIIKEN HEAD, LAN CASHIRE, and CHESHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY are happy to inform the Shareholders that amicable arrangements have been concluded with the Chester and Preston Brook, North Wales Mineral, and Shrewsbury and Oswestry Cnmpanies• ' and that, in con sequence, the Right Honourabl e L or d Robert Grosvenor, and J. Williams, Esquire, and \ •ttfain Wardell, Esquire, Bankers, have become Mem so f th e P rov i s i ona l Direc tion. Dated 22d July, MA LLA BY,:fOWNS lIEND, a❑:l NEWALL Birkenhead. CHESTER ANO HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. THE HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of this COMPANY will be held, at the Company's Office, 62, Moorgate-street, London, on THURSDAY, the 21st August, at One o'clock,preisefv. By order, GEORGE KING, Secretary. 62, Moorgate-streetJuly 23, 1845. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. ACCELERATION-OF TRAINS. THE Public are informed th a t on an d a f ter th e I s t AUGUST, the undermentioned Trains on this Railway will he Accelerated 84 f:►llo ws The 6 0 A.M. DOWN TRAIN 30 Minutes. The 4 15 P.M. DOWN TRAIN 15 Minutes. The 6 0 P.M. DOWN TIN -15 Minutes. The 6 0 A.M. UP 'LRICIN 36 Minutes. The 5 0 P.M. 11,1.10 TRAIN 38 Minutes. Further particularrwill be given in new Time Bills, which may be had at any of the Company's Stations on and after the 26th instant. By order, MARK HUISH, Secretary. Lime-street, 21st July, 1845. TRENT VALLEY RAILWAY, Officer, 68, George-street, Manchester, 22d July, 1845 NOTICE TO SCR.I PH OLD ERS. _ _ 9[ l llE act authorising the construction of the Trent Valley Railway having now received the royal assent, the Directors hereby give Notice, that holders of the Company's Scrip must forward the same to these Offices. on or before the 14th day of August next; to he regi s t ere d and exchanged for sealed certificates, in conformity t o th e act of incorporation. _ The requi . site form for is purpose may be obtained on application. The Directors feel it necessary to add, that the time limited for completing the registry will he strictly ob served ; and they truvt, therefure, that Scripholders will give immediate attention to this notification. E. J. CLEATHER, Secretary THE LEICESTER, ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, BURTON-UPON -TRENT, :AND STAFFORD JUNCTION RAILWAY. Will E Committee of Management hereby give Notice, that the ALLOTMENT of SHARES has been completed. The Directors regret their inability to comply with the applications of many parties of high respectability, and that they have been compelled in tle-majority of cases to abridge the number of shlresjAildrted. Persons who have apptflor shares, and who do not receive letters of allot oWnt, are requ , sted to consider this advertisement as an intimation of the inability of the Directors to entertain t'.eir applications. By order, JAM ES DENTON, Secretary. 29, llfoorgale-street, July 19, 1843. MANCHESTER, MIDLAND, AND GREAT GRIMSBY RAILWAY. SATISFACTORY i n fo rma ti on h av i ng now b een ob tained as to the respectability, &c. of a sufficient number of Applican . s for Sharesia_this Undertaking, (p p NOTICE IS JEREBY WEN, that no further Ap plications can be ree and that the Committee w i ll proceed with the All9l ent forthwith. FRANCIS PARKER, Secretary. Rotherham. 23d July, 1845. GREAT EASTERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY, 5; Gresham-street. Bank. London, 17th July, 1815. 9H E ALLOT)' ENT of S thisCOM PANY bus been completed, an , tfie Letters of Allot men t will be posted on SATUR the 26th instant. By order, OHN HUGHES, Secretary. GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY (IRELAND ) EXTENSION LIiVES TO Li.IIE.RICK 8r CORK. THE Act of Parliament authorising the E x t ens i on o f the GREAT SOUTHERN and WESTERN RAILWAY to LIMERICK and CnllKhaving received the Royal Ascent, SHAREHOLDE,.RSare hereby called upon to REGI • TER their S IES in these lines in the Books of the Company • ► accordance with the pro visions of the Act, on or . ore MONDAY, the Ist day of September next. By order of the BOard of Direct , rs, WI LI, A M TAYLOR., Secretary. 3, Colleyelgiven, Dublin, 25th July, 1845. N.B.—Forms of application for Registry to be obtained at the Offi-e of the Company, No. 3, College-green, Dublin, or by letter, addressed to the S:l,retarv. GREAT EASTERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY. 5, Greskam•sfreet, Bank, 261 h July, 1845. TLIE r of SHARES in thi s un d er t a ki ng has been complete], and ,the Letters issued. All Applicants who may not receive Letters of Allotment will be pleased to receive this public intimation that their applications cannot be complied with:- All'ShareS not paid on by,ON DAY , the 4th of A ugust next, will be forfeit.-d. The Scrip is now readrfor delivery at the Offices of the Company, 5, Gresham-Street. Bank, on presentation of the Bankers' Receipts, and on the usual deeds being signed. By order. JOHN HUGHES, Secretary WARWICKSHIRE AND LONDON RAILWAY, Affording the nearest practicable communication between the towns of WARWICK, LEA 11 IN GTON, LONDON, AND HIRAI INGHAM, i AN IMPROVED LINE TO CHELTENHAM AND THE WEST. APITAT, £700,000, in SHARESfi 20 each DEPOSIT, £llos. per §,HARE. PROVISIONAL CO n. Earl of arwiek, Warwick Castle, e , Dr. Joph4on, Lramingio n . K-Iynge Gre-eaway. Es v Warwick. William Congreve Ru sell, Esq., Leamington. Edward Grk-aves, Esq., Barford, near Warwick. Jihn Towers Lawrence, Esq , Birmingham. R , chard Jone:, E-q , Leamington. Edwin Woodhonse, E-q , Leamington. George Carr Glynn, E,q . London, Director of th e L en .. don and Bir m ingh am Railway. Edward Cropper, Et , q., Liverpool, Director of the Lon • dun and Birmingham Ralway. Thamas Smith, , Reigate Lodge the London and Thrmit,gham Rail Surrey, Director of of the London and Bit minghon . ;eorp,e Hudson. Eeq., York, Director of the Midland Railway. for of th Ml;lland Railway e Mid Ibidwav J. Whitmore Isaac, Esq , Boughton House, near Wor ers'er, Director of the Loudon, Worcester, and South Stafrord3hire Rail.vay. Timothy Rhodes Cobb, q , Banbo Director o London, Worcester, and South Staffordshire Railway (With power to add to their number.) BANKEE ralek.—Messrs. flreenway and Greaves. Wamick and Leamington Banking Leamir Corn London.—Messrs. Glyn aiid Co 3irmingham YORK AND LANCASTER RAILWAY PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED. Capital £1,600,000, in_32,000 Shares, of £5O each Deposit £2 JON. per Share, THIS RAILWAY is intended to CONNECT the CITY of YORK with LANCASTER in a DIRECT LINE. It will commence near the Citylit - York, and proceed thence through or near Knarrsbrwough, Ripley, Pateley Bridge. Hartlington, puiiisall, Thorpe, Linton, Thresh field, Ketton, Bordlef, Mathan], Kirkby, Malhani-Dale, Skipton, Gargrave, and Settle, to Lancaster, passing en route through extensive tracts of Coal, Lead, and other Mineral productions. A detailed Prospectus, with a List of Provisional Com mittee, will be published in a few days. In the meantime applications for Shares, accompanied by respectable re ferences, can be made to the Solicitors, Messrs. CHAUNT LER and WESTWOOD, 8, Gray's Inn Square, or to the Secretary. SAML. HOLDSWORTH, Esq., Sowerby Bridge ; near Halifax, Yorkshire. GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY (IRELAND). FIRST DIVISION. THIRD CALL.-.ESSER-StIARE NOTICE IS HEREWIPtIVEN, that in pursuance of a resolution oftherßoard of Directors, the Proprie tors of Shares in Ili , : Company are hereby required to PAY a CALL of FIVE POUNDS per Share, on or be fore FRIDAY, the Bth day of August next, to any of the undermentioned Bankers. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, will be allowed on the amount of deposits and calls paid up, until the railway shall be completed ; but should any call remain unuaid after the day above named, interest at the rare of 5 per cent. per annum will he charged thereon, and "no interest shall accrue to the proprietor of any share upon which any call shall be in arrear in respect of such share, or f , ny of her share to be holden by the some peoprielor during the period while such call shall remain unpaid." By order, WM. TAYLOR, Secretary. 3, College-green, Dublin, sth July. 1845. Bank of Ireland and its Branches. Glyn and Co., London. Bank of Liverpool, Liverpool. Bnrough Bank, Ditto. Manchester and Salford Bank, Manchester. LIVERPOOL, PRESTON, AND NORTH UNION JUNCTION RAILWAY, WITH BRANCHES TO SOUTHPORT & WIGAN, [PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.] CAPITAL £350.000, in 17 500 SHARES of £2O .EACH. DEPOSIT £1 7s. 6d,..-PER SHARE. PRriVISIONAL chfiIMITTEE. Col. liawstorne, Pen , Aorthjrfi'Priory, Lancashire W. Taylor. E,a.. Piestofi_ Dire,tor of thP Prp !st Ridin; Wyre, arid 11;e Fie mid, Preston, and \% Junction Railway & W. Robinson, Cy, Lancaster, Direct , , r of the Nort Western, and Birkenhead and Holyhead Junetio Railways. Jame , Thomas Maine, Esq , Liverpool Hall Lancashire. John . D,:whurst,Etq., Preston, a Director ind \V rP Railweiy Samuel Perratt, Esq. New•shar the nester d r :ILDUCESTER. A BERYSTWITH. & CENTRAL Ur - WALES RAILWAY COMPANY, AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PORT AND HARBOUR OF A B ERYSTW ITH (provisionally registered pursuant to the 7th and Bth Vic. cap. 110.) Capital £1,250,000, in 50,000 Shares of £25 each. Deposit, £1 7s. 61 per Share. NOTICE IS HEREWPVIVEN, that no Applications for Shares on the atiovfundertaking will be received after the 31st instant. By order, T. HAWKER, Secretary. Temporary Offices, 21(A), Soho-square, London, July 22d, 1845. SHREWSBURY, WOLVERHAMPTON, DUDLEY, AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. WILLIAM ORMSBY GORE, Esq., M P., Chairman. Hon. R. H. CLIVE. Esq.. M.P., Deputy Chairman John Benbow, Esq., M.P. Richard Norman, Esq. W. R. Collett, Etq., M.P. Stephen Phillips. Esq. W. F. Mack, Esq. Richard Smith, Esq. James Clay, Esq. R. A. Slane • Esq . THE Committee tee lili t l r r fk l i m anall )un me g n 'l3 t, in acquainting their Shareholdt ra that the-necessary nrenarations are being male to prosecute'this undertaking in the next seFsion of parliam!:9,4lave al-o the satisfaction of stating that, while considerable engineering improvements will be made in the line, the main features which obtained for it the favourable report of the Board of Trade will be pre served. The Committee are in negotiation with the London and Birmingham Railway Company and the Birmingham Canal Company, for the construction of the portion of the main l'ne from Birmingham to Wolverhampton on the banks of the canal, the result of which will he advantage ous to the shareholders. in the saving of cost and distance on this por ion of the line. The whole inc also will be constructed with the additional assistance and superin tendence of Mr. Robert Stephenson. The Committee have also determined upon the con struction of a branch from th't main line to the mining district of Coalbrook D.de, in connexion with other pro. jected railways, and also to extend the main line from Shrewsbury to j , :in a railway which has been projected by the Shrewsbui v, Oswestry, and Chester Company, to Welshpool and Newtown. Full powers will be taken in the new Parli-imentary Contract and Subscribers' Agree ment for these purposes, and to undertake other branches and extensions which the Committee have in contempla tion, with a view to insure a profitable return to the proprietors. _ The Subscribers' Agreement and Parliamentary Con tract, requisite for complying with the standing orders of parli iment in the next session, will lie for signature at the Company's Office, from Monday, 7th July, to Saturday, the . l9th, afer which they will be transmitted to the Com pany's auents in the country. The Committee are happy to be able to state that the local interest in favour of this railway continues unabated; ant' , as tar as they can at pre.Aent form a judgment, they are satisfied that no further deposit will be required for prosecuting the bill in the nex► session of pariia►nent. by order, GEORGE KNOX. Secretary. Shrtia , bury and Birmingham Railway (iffices, 3, Mow - gate-are:4 London, June 27, 18-15. SHREWSBURY. WOLVERHAMPTON, DUDLEY, • AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. NOTICE TO SCRIPHOLDERS IN LIVERPOOL. THE PAR LIAMENI A RY CONTRACT an d SUB SCRIBERS' AG REEM ENT will lie for Signature at the Stork H (Ad, to Titigtliimr, the 314 instant, and on FRIDAY, the hr AuguO, betwr en the hours of Eleven and "bur, when ii ) erip Certificates will also be ex order, GEOUGE KNOX, 3, Moorgate-slreet, London, 23d July, 1845 changed Secretary ITOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF -11 YEARLY GENET AL MELTING of the PRO PRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL NEW GAS AND COKE COM PANY Rill be held, pursuant to the Acts Twelve o'clock at Now John-street. ,t tti_ . s,Gtarinduu-rootns, South N.B. The Books for e Transfer f Shares will be Closed on the 25th in nt, end until the 7th August. By orde of the Committee.. HENRY STEI Gas-offie?, Qle , n-square. Liverpool, 14111 July, 1815. EL, Manager, TO THE RATE!AYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF WEST DERBY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE, the Honorary Overseers of the Township of West Derby, will not condescend to enter into any controversy, or attempt to rerute ire — sophist . cated and evasive rt ports of Mr. Toon) tnith (self-elected Re porter) of what has taken pl ce at the Board of Guardians of the West D, rby Uj.ion, relative to the sayin .ss and CHURCH PASTORAL AID SOCIETY. A SERMON wiil he preached (D.V ) on SUNDAY n-xt, the 3rd of August. in Anne's Church, AIGBU.t TH, by the Rev. T. NOLAN, ALA , Incum bent of St. Barmbas', and rtne Secretaries of 1110 Liverpool Auxiliary; at which a COLLECTION will, be made. Divine ' ice to commence at a Quarter to E even, INSTI ITTION FOR THE RELIEF OF CLERGYMEN'S WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, Who hove officiated wilhin the - Archdeacouries of Cheater or Monchester. ENGINEER Robert Stephenson, SOLICITORS THE proposal of the lines or the L on d on , W orces t er, and South Staffirdshire Railway through the dist•ict to the W. st of London and Birmingham Railway, has called for the revival of a line in connection with the Lon don and Birmingham and Midland Railways, from the !mint of inneti n between those Flies at Hampden-in Arden to W ' " irwick and Leamington, for which plans and sections were deposited by the. Birmingham and Derby Railway Company (now united with the. Midland Corn ',any) in 1841 and 1842, with a continu .tion of such line from Warwick and Leamington to join the London. Wor cester, and South Staffordshire Railway, the necessity for which was specially referred to i❑ the prospectus of that undertaking, issued last autumn. This junction will be effected by two lines—one to the neighbourhood of South. am. and the other following the Valley of the Avon till it joins the Stratford and Moreton Railway, near Stratford upon-Avon, which cro - ses the London and Worcester line. To complete the communication with Cheltenham a branch will be made out of the London and Worcester line from Evesham to Ashchurch, on the Birmingham and Gloucester line. These objects are considered of so much importance by the local interests, that their 101 l support has been ob tained for carrying tht!rn into effect. The report of the Board of Trade in favour of the Lon don and Worcester line states so fully the peculiar advan tages of that scheme that it is unnecessary to repeat them here. The reasons there given for the adoption of that measure apply, in a great degree, in favour of the p resent proposal, as compared with any rival scheme, and the Fn., now proposed are so connected with the London, Worcester. and South Staffordshire scheme, and wi'h the system . of railway communication which the Board of Tra•le have recommended in their report, that the success of that scheme may be considered to tender certain the adoption of the present project. Allusion may, however, be made to the great importance of the junction at Hamp ton, in connection with the Trent and Churn, t Valley line, by means of which a direct and uninterrupted com munication will be established with Lancashire and the North. Tt•P London and Birmingham, Midland and London and Woroester Companies unite in en-operation with th e lo.•al interests, to ensure the snort effectual completion of the objects in view. A guar.ntee will he props 'd by the above-mentioned Companies, and a due proportion of the sharfs will be re bcrvi-d for local intern's. Civet') survey?: of the whore of the conntry bare been mad under the direction of Pr. Robert Stephenson. and applicarimi will be made to ParHamra for an act in the next. se,sion Thr Applications for Shares having a'ready exceeded the ntiftilier for al/lA:nem, no further applications can be re ceived. Liverpool Tnowas Morris, Esq., Fairhurst llall, near Wigan, an( Brunswick Villa, Southport, Director oft be Blackburn Chorlec, and North Union Junction R Thomas German Eq., the Clare, Prest Fleetwood, Preston, and West Ridi itnc!ion Itailvray ham, Dire c tor of the Ottihair in, Esq., William I District Railway W. T. Cox, Esq , Sponden, Derbyshire, Director of th Derby and Crewe, and 'Tan and Dove Valley, an Eas'ern and Western Junction Railways. Samuel Walker Cux, Esq . Bransdale Lodge, Derbyshire Director of the 'lean and Dove Valley, and-Birkenbeto and Holyhead Junction Railways. R. G. Fellowe, Esq., Hoole, Preston. • James Duncan, Esq , Liverpool, Di ector of the Birken head and Holyhead Junction Railway. Oliver Anderson, Esq.. Q.C., Lincoln's Inn, London. Robert Fisher, Esq., Highbury Park, near London, Di rector of the Trent Valley Continuation Railway. Capiain Fisher, Junior, United Service Unhand Regent's Park. London, Director of ihe Manchester and Eir• minghaiu Continuation and Welsh Junction Railway. George Holt, Esq., Crumpsall, Aianctiestm. (With lower to add to their number.) ENGINEERS. Messrs. Gan fell and Brunton PARLIAMENTAMY AUENTS. Messrs. Dyson, Hall, Parkes, and Coats, 2 Parlia►t SoLicitons. Messrs. Brabner and Ilaigh. Liverpool hing's Temple, London. LOCAL SOLICITORS• Mr. Wareing, Ormski, k I Mr. Uunliffe, Preston - BANKERS. London—Alessrs. Smith, Pa)ne, and Smiths. Liverpool—The ltoy d Bat ;I: of Liverpool. Preston—Messrs. Vedder, Eleetu•ood, and Pedder, IT is admitted that a more direct Line of commun i cat i on between Liverpool and Pre,ton and the North is much warned, and that it is i esiroble there shall be a Hallway communication from 111ancliester to Southpoit, this Com pany is therefore formed for the purpose of accionplishing these objects, which it proposes to do at less cost than any other Line as yet beture the public, and aithout inter r,iritig to the same extent with the interests of existing C.nlipan;c It is intended to commence the main Line at a point on the Liverpo. 1 and Bury Line, now before Parliament, at or near the vaige of Kirkby, which is distant about six miles from the Liverp of terminus; proceeding norru ward, it passes east of Waddiear d d Mell ug cmn-Cuns. cough, thence in a direct line to olt NI SKI UK. limning to the east of Moss End, crossing the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, at or near Glover's Bridge, leaving It ufroid to the north, and thence pr•iceeds to Ecclestn, aid crossing the river Yarrow, runs into the North Union Railway, at the Junction of the thilion and Preston ltailway- near Buxton The distance from Kirkby to the Junction of the Bolton and Preston L ne with the North Union Railway io about 171 miles, and that length of Line will only be required to effect, in connection with the Liverpool stud Bitty and North Union Lines, a direct Line From Liverpool to Preston, the entire ii [static,. being 29 wiles, which will be traversed i►: one hour at the most. I t i s a l s o proposed to connect Southport. with Ottnsk irk, Wigan, Bolton, Manchester, and whet populous districts, by making Branches from the main Line at Omiskirk, p, iss i ng south of Scarishrick Park to Southport, and east wardly, towards Skelniets !ale, meebng the proposed Branch of the Liverpool and Bury Line at a convenient point near Blaguegate The Passenger Traffic between the localities connected by this Line of Railway Is at present very considerable, and will be much increased when the Lines in the course of construction and those propped form an unbroken Railway commuuication between Liverpool, Preston, Lan caster. Carlisle. Neweastle, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the whole of the North of Great Britain. conjunctien with the Preston and Wyre Railway to Fleetwood, this proposed Line will f, trill anode of cen veyance for Passeugers and Goods to Belfast and the North of Ireland. The facility of communication which this Lke.affords to the valuable Coal fields of Bickerstaffe. Latham, and the rest of this important Coal distikt, insures to the proprie tors the . most important advantages. There are no difficult or expensive Engineering Works on the Line, tons rendering it all but certain that the esti mate of £350000 is amply sullictent, which, when com pared with seine of the projnts now before the public, shows a very considerable saving in the cost of übtainitg a DIRECT Communication. The Branches to Southport and Wigan will afford mutual advantages, as they offer easy access to the de- li6htful and much-frequented watering place of Southport, and a very great increase on the present traffic may fairly be calculated upon. The estimate of revenue, based upon the existing traffic, shows a good return for the capital invested. Means will be tai-en to obtain an Act of Parliament in the ensuing Session, with the customary clauses for restricting tha liability of each Shareholder, and it is pro posed to allow 4 per cent. interest on the paid-up capital. A number of Shares in this Line will be reset ved for the Shareholders of Lines immediately eonnected with it. Applications for Shares may be made in the form below. to the Solicitors for the Company, to Mr. BURDETT, Solicitor, Marsden-street. Manchester, or to any of the following Shareholder:—Messrs. NEILSON, Liverpool; Messts. 14 . 1LETCHER and Stisnr, Liverpool; Mr. W. G SEED. Sprung Gardens, Manchester; Mr. TnomAs WREN, Preston; and Mr. HANBURY, 4, Angel Court, Throginortun-street, London. Fonm OF APPLICATION To the Provisional t;otntnittee of the Liverpool, Preston, and North Uuion Junction Railway Company, with Branches to Southport and Wigan. Gentlemen, 1 request you to allot to the Shares of £2O each in the above-named Company, and I undertake to accept the same, or such le-s number as you may appropriata to nue, SIII`i PO to the regulations of the Company. t.i execute the I'arnainent4r) Contract and the Subscribers' Agree ment, and to pay, when requiied, the tlein,sit of £l, 7a 6d, per Share. am, Gentlemen, vnnr i,bPdi ent S ervant, Name (in ofesmon, Trade. iir lie.idence(iii full) Piaci* of I.3ll.ioess if an) ) Yitoe awl Address or Iteleree Date doings in the provtfings that Mr. Thomas Smith has adopted in the case of the Senior Assistant Overseer of the TOW t hip. We respectfully state, for the information of the Hate - that we have ahe greatest faith arid confidence in payers, the Seri assistant-Overseer, Mr. Dulling, and that his Integrity cii,not be impeached. As regards his accounts, 11 , - has produesd, to the Overseers' entire satisfaction, vouchers for the various items entered in the Township Ledger from the year 1839 to the end of the first quarter, 25th of Julie, 1845, which have all been rigidly examined and found perfectly correct, thus nullifying, most corn all the • - "gees anti suspicice- Mr. , “.•ya a IIL:141 inS 1 , flomas Smith has, for several years, entertained against Mr. Dolling. Mr. Thomas Smith has been perrn , lled, and has had every opportunity offorded him, so that he has nn reason whatever to complain. He has had the Township Ledger at his command tor upwards of two, root,ths ; al s o, the , vouchers, &c. placed bef or e him to jwlify himself t o the Board of Guardians and prove the charges he so very I.ms-ly made from his ownintagination, and which Mr. Smith was called upon by the Board of Guardians to stale vecificia - ly in writing, but which Mr. Thomas Smith signally eel in doing. Hence the Board, at their weekly meeting, on Tuesday, the 22d in- slant, came to the conclusion, that. the charyPs Mr. Smith had, on pre‘i us occasions, verbally wade were unjust, uncalled Ae, and unfounded, thereby putting an end to all Wither vexatious proceedings. The Board pasted vole of r auks to the Honorary Overseers for their kind attention to the accounts of Mr. Dolling, and it trust be gratifying to ob-erve l o w harmlessly the arrows of tnalig nitv and vindictive e.s !, , ve fallen at Mr. Dolling's feet. We are. L”.ties :find Gentlemen, your obedient servants, JOHN PEERS, PETER. YOGI), Honorary Overseers RICH D. M. BECKWITH, of the Poor of West WILLIAM POWNALL, Derby. Overanrs',ffice, West Derby, 241 h July, 1845. NEW ENGRAVINGS. THOS. BOYS' GRAPHIC UNION, 1845. LUCAS'S voR FRAIT OF PRINCE ALBERT, engraved by Samuel Cotisins, A.R A., and Samuel Benin, in the 814 style, to match Chalons' whole-length Portrait of the Queen. WILK( E'S VILLAGE FESTIVAL, in Line, large size to ',step with Wilkie's most impor t Plates. THE DYING CAMEL IN TH ESERT, a beau tiful Line Engraving, after H. W ren, by W. R. Smith. .'uhseriiters taking the graving, at once, undermontioned terms, viz. Print Ininress;ons .. the liree for £4 4or £1 11 6 eac h Proofs, hid a wilier ditto 88 ur 3 3 0 „ Proofs. India, b-fore ,et d'tto 11 40r4 4 0 „ Artist's Proofs, India (only rP) tic,. 16 16 or 6 6 0 .. holgsOf the above three En sre entifletrto purchase them on the THE LAST APPEAL, from FRANK STONE, beanti folly eneiaved by Samuel Benin, same size as " The Heart's Mi:ei' itigs " DOCTOR JOHNSON RESCUING OLIVER GOLDSMITH FROM HIS .LANDLADY, from E. M. lA'arn's Original Picture, by Samuel Bellin. R EDO RAVE'S " POOR TEACHER," engraved by William tiller. Subscribers taking the whole of the above three En gravings- at once, are entitled to purchase them on the undermuntioned terms, viz. : Pint I mpre,sions three for .£1 Bor£o 10 6 each Proofs, India paper ditto 2120r1 1 0 „ Proofs, India, befi , re Let ditto 4 4or 1 11 Artist's Proofs on Indi a (o n ly 50) d o . 512 or 2 20 4 ,, The usual publication prices of such Engravings are full double the prices above stated, at wh ch Subscribers narneA are now bring taken. *** The whole will be advanced in price as soon as the Subscribers of the current year are supplied with their Copies. The above sTx Plates are the Engravings for 1845, in THOMAS BOYS' GRA I'HIC UNION, it, Gulden_ square. London, where Prospectuses may be had, and the Engraviogs seen ; or any of his Avents throughout the United Kingdom :—J. R. ISAAC. 62, Castle•street. and H. LACEY. Bold-Street, Liverpool ; J. WALKDEN, Black burn; L. CLARKE. Preston ; J. LAW, Birkenhead ; J. OGLE. Bolton; 11. WHALLEY, ri; ; T. CATtIER ALL. E. DUCKER, Chester ; J. SIDDELEY, Knutsford. HAIR RESTORED , —IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.— All who study the graces are now' referred to another proof. in addition to those which have been afforded in such numbers, and from persons of such undoubted st iodine and respectability, of the excellent virtues of Oldridge's Ba'm of Columbia for nourishing. improvins, and restoring the Hair, in the following,Xcisive testimo nial :—" 44, Sarile-street, Hull, 25th. April. 1845.—Gen tlemen,—A few weeks ago a younVidy, whore hair had become very thin, and, in some parts, had entirely fallen off, applied to me to see if I otirld prepare her an% thing to restore it. I advised her to try your Balm, and lam sure you will have tnitch pleisure in bearing, that, after using three small bottles lie called to inform me that lier hair was perfectly ytoted. As this is one of the roost decided cases lev knew, I thought it only right that yon should be mark acquainted with it. Gentlemen, yours truly. JonN Fir - FAIAN. hemist, &c C. and A. OLDBIDGIS BALM OF COLUMBIA causes the I lair to curl heautil !ly, fires it from scurf, and stops it from fallitia a ff , and a few bottles generally restore it again ; it also prevents greyness. 3s. 6d., 65., anti lig. per bottle. No other rinses are genuine. Ask for OLD RIDGE'STALM, I. Wellington -street, Strand, Londo.t. Sold by all respectable Chemists, Perfumers, and Sta tioner.. THE ANNIVERSARY of the above Instittilion will be celebrated at MANCHESTER., on THURSDAY, 7th Anglia next. PRESIDENSArOR THE YEAR, kg-MOS. PEMBERTON LEIGH. The Right Honot PREACHER FOR THIS YEAR. Rev. 1. 0. PARR, Divifie Service in the Collegiate Church at Eleven o'c'oek. A.M. M.A., V )a)mence . - The Friencli and Support Clerical, DINE together at Three o'clock, P of this Church, Lay and PALATINE OTEL, at LIVERPOOL ROYAL STOCK EXCHANGE. 1 E COMMITTEE of thi s ASSOCIATION b-g to announce, that the Room is OPEN DAILY for BUSINESS, at Eleven, A M., and Two P.M. Persons desirous of beconni!,v, Members may obtain a copy of the Rugs and other information on application to the SECRETARY, at the ab"ve bows. The attention of Jobbers is partic this Institution, as no re,tric • trance of safe and re.pe e Per ,gut in the Te s (Ireland) d rPceired, the a third time to Ware- he Ship- vilnees 811, Prevention ;k it, Trade Id the as, after GROUP bat& of the ,m Essex, The morn:r.4- sellers, was less over the ;. Sea ue. The d 6d. to For of Beasts yt t there dead markete as rea Ily d, there beirrig this des Tiption of ent improve. ly. but at no. prirnea old store Beasts i prices were I ; while the numbers of c rates of Lamb. v ols transfer to t. Exche- lnoian Bonds en done at 211, re rat her ,eenl to am. and e Great ham at ; South 41 to 41 larrois .of iagistrates, lily requested to on the en- It is the ititerl2 - 19jytitriise Committee to nd into the room, on the int oduction of a Menab mired extent, being under the impression that inch Strangers to a ti, arrangement will prove satisfactory to the Pu Be order, EDWARD DICKINSON, lion. Sec THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS of Liverp oo l are reque , tei to SIGN a PETITION to Sir. James Graham, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Hume Depa , tment, for a RESTRICTION •of th e great and unnecessary annual increase of ALE and SPI RIT LICENSES within the Borough. and fir an inquiry into the present Tyrannical and Oppres.ive Syslern of. POLICE ESPIONAGE and INFORMATIONS against that Body in ,their lawiul caliing,—a system that is not pursued by the Authorities in any other Town is the Kingdom ! The Stipendiary AT - gyring 1131 from the bench that h rely •et against the Liceto,eil rs. it St.. - V Body to be equally resoluts acrd - trotted a Ferocious Combitiat;on , st tht tan Liverpool, July 2' , 1815. * See the Nile epurt iii tl Livers it d July, 1845. , The above Petition nr hiving pnblielv dealt, the L 31415 e vvi!l Vic!u4l tiglv behoves that ':fisting all drnces of ttiese;;;;1 4 :; 1 1 Liverpool Licensed Viclt s of tLe ( LAST NIGH T'S .I‘ll HOUSE OF CO? Mr. S. CRAWFORD br , Bill, which was read a first The following reports we bills ordered to be eligros, imoN day :—The Custon Management Bill. ti housing of Goods Bbl ping and Navigation I Abroad Bill, the Custo the Isle of Man Trade Bill. th.! Snit Bill, the Customs 1.1,-g . ..dation B Bill British Ves The report of the Removal of Paupers Bill some discussion, brought up. The Church Build:ng third tune and passed. The house adjourned Acts Amendment B PROCEEDINGS IN RAILWAY COMMIT LONDON ND YORK our diipateh left Li.ntion, Wa titillation of J. Parker. E,q Sheffield and Lineal Line. MARK LANE COI There was a fair stiapli of Wheat th k and Rent, v CARE and moderate from Si of is to 2s. per qr. up 0 tl foreign participated in the being fine, and holders of t and insi-ting on high price extensive than on Friday, hu rates of Monday last. 13 .ric and Peas were in short suppl arrivals of foreign Oats we trade to rule Cull, and the sa Is. per quarter upoil our Lite quot has been adv,need as. per sack. SMITIIFIELI For the time of the year we had offering t is mornin was a slight improvement in t which the increased attendance tieing well cleared of their last was active, at an ad last, of Iron • [icing 4s 6d p r Whs. and at effected. The numbers of S upwards of 100;10 le ket dsy in 1841. A ns fir,t-rat stock was by no n merit in it All kinds we e thinz quotable beyond last we Downs selling sit 5s pf, or Sheep (in sale, and for demanded. Ihe suppl lamb trade was arm. a 1 Calves were good, the had an npwar ness was doir T ere vi a deciine The price l tender g, at la( 'ERDA vety fey PRICES OF STOCKS, S The Stock Market has the Account have been s morrow at g 8 Money i een rather flat to-day; ( quer Bills have - falen to 53a. premium am! are heavy at ®s premium. Bank Stock I and the New Three and a Quatter per Cent as been a Metal&pies of per ce firm. Peruvian Stock 1 hang .ins have he it ma the Five per Cents at 178. LONDON MAI MARI hares are a fluctuate a good deal. ( ninon. Cambridge and L Chester and Holyhead fi W 1 stern have been stu) 111 premium w4ll have toucher _ Western continue rather I. premium ; Direcr Northern. I 8: ; North Kent. i; North to 3j; ; and South Eastern lines are Bette ; C na the Fre THE ORANGEMEN AND I IN the Howe of Lords on Fridaa nizht C anricarde, in preset clergy. anti res setting forth the di. praying that steps in ght I ont of his way to con p 1 km to amend it, went ~ a lit! la Wat,ort, a mawstrate 7 liewenani of the county of he had presided at a rue( to for the purpose of r tcause agrred -oraiiis'ng the ( We will n.t here enter epon th s the alarmin g cindit,on of Ir 1 less upon übert Peel has st•nt mess4ge of peace. ....it eon. fine ourselves to a single ternark made by the noble Mar quis :—" At no one rep , al meeting (said he), had there been any serious aft*, av, still less any loss of life; but this had not been the ease with Orange meetings, with respect to which there had be; : li over and over asain cases in which magistrates had been called upon to acs." It requires two pc rsons to wake a quarrel. Why has there b , en na serious affray, or loss of life, at Repeal Meetings? For the best of ail possible reasons; because no one interfered with the Repeaters. Toe Protestants and Orangemen were peaceable, and kept aka Let the Repealer F and Papists do the same at the Orange meetings, and the Magistrates will never Ire called to act. But the events of the last week (at Armagh and elsewhere) show that c he Roman Catholics mast always be doing something to annoy and insult the Protestants ; and when this con duct provokes retali , ction the Clam icartles cry nut " behold how different it is at the Repeal meetings! Kentish Observer. ATTEMPTED MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY.—Yester_ day, at the Police-cout t, Thomas Gallitnore, butcher, of 61, Seften•strect, Toxteth-park, and his sister-in-law, Sarah Miles, were brought up. charged with a conspiracy to defraud Edward Binney, an apprsiser and auctioneer, of Sheffield, of £22. It appeared that about three weeks ago Mr. Binney came to Liverpool on a visit, and that use; a si t t h a e b r l e e . l e o f d t g e; while walking along th e ,' oc k s h e went up to Mr. Gali more, considering him a n access ibl e sort' f gent leman, and requested i p tl o g l e it . ely mr. G. took a tedious courtship of tin whol e days he p ropose d mar riage to Sarah Miles. She, n o thi ng loath, accepted the him h m to t o n c h c hl ) LT, h ire hf d ril t o n u proposal; and the amorous swain launched out on titejoy oos occasion, and not only purchased the ring and several articles of female apparel, but handed over to the bride the sum of .f.:22 for other cont;ngencies. and the receiving uf which was the gravamen that inducA him to give her into custody. It was arangeo. between the parties that immediately after the celebration oft he nuptuals the happy pair were to embark for New Ymk. With the under standing stated thee went to a registry office in Toitetli Park. in order, as they were to become nautical, to get "spliced." but found, to their astonishment and cha grin, that the ceremony could not be performed without proper notice being first given. In this lamentable predicament thee returned to the lodging house. and in the bar•rarlout, went down tit on their knees, and . Mr. Gallimore went torough the firrouLt of tying the gordian knot. The wedding was afterwards being cele. brated by all manner of form and festivity, as is usual on e such nif-haud occasions, when a strancer to al but the complainant made his (N) ti e litter) tin appearance, and told him Ir It'd ht tter go hot wife and family whom lie had 1-ft at S , e•to his 4‘• an- noun em-nt thus con% eyed put ficaniun, and opened the, eyes a s op to al f the y avig renotii.ced all fu-t , ler interc intruder Mr. Rushton iold the fel o gc . to his he wouid t place faulty, anti not to paet'se big itn.. „. „.. not only lore Ilk money in suet► adventures, himself within the btrong clutches of the law. ) were very lira journal of sth are at th eofthe UL9 -YESTERDA Y