The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26 00:00:00

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DOULL will have ready on MONDAY FRESH ARRI' The D „., l d u_ the Ist of November next, an en. Assortment of T CRIPPS begs to announce the Arrival from Pa , cire Var Actor, Mr. CHARLES DILLON, Lessee of the MILLINER , &c., J • VET and CLOTH MANTLES, different in style from i onl y 8 Theatre Royal, Dublin, is engaged for Five Nights to which she respectfully int , ' e attention of the Ladies of These MANTLES are distinguished by that Elegance pit tr.: Liverpool and its vicini has maintained the superiority of his Establishment i is d ri n n ve Nights of the Engagement of Mad'lle D'ANTONIE, DRESS-A G, STRAW BONNETS, &c. soi,'.'pal Danseuse from the Grand Opera, Paris, and who 110, BOLD BEET. OHN b r „"`elY made so distinguished a debit at the Theatre-Royal, IS 'l c iane when under the Management of A. Bunn, Esq. 14 & 16, BOLD-S' giVe e . ' ATISSES THOMPSON and VERNON bag respect- . a s _, lerY effect to the Ballets oduced, an Engaement t a , lto been effected with Mad'lle pr LOUISE BLANC g HE, so Vll fully to announce the . retu ~. iss VERNON from ta w Q rde nth.lyreceived last season at the Theatre-Royal, Covent- . LONDON, with every Novell LLINERY, which will be to the . in addition to the efficient Corps de Ballet belonging ready for inspection o RSDAY next, the 2sth instant. Establishment. 71, BOLD-ST 7'. _ IS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th u/[ RS. FERGUSON respectfully informs the Ladies '44rant, the favourite Play of lit of Liverpool and its Vicinity that she has selected, at the THE WIFE. First London and Parisian Houses, the greatest Novelties of jk,„ t. Pierre Mr. Charles Dillon. the Season in CHILDREN'S DRESSES, &c., of which she uardo ..,. Mr. R. Younge. I Ferrado .. ... ... Mr. Cathcart. requests an early inspection. Mariana Miss Fanny Cathcart. A large Assortment of LADIES' a FIII.TIEN'S STAYS. After which, the Musical Farce of . Sole Agent for MADAME CA 'S HYG IENIC CORSETS, B. NO ! /- which gained the Prize Me a t th e G reat E x hibi t i on. F rederick .:Mr. W. H. Eburne. WEDDING ORDE nd COLONIAL OUTFITS execu t e d N e iC promptly, and wi ie greatest economy. To conclude with the New Ballet, entitled 4, BOLD-ST EET, October 22d. Is 71f i N ic ; LE BAL DE/LA HALLE. 'Pal characters by Mael'lle D'Antonie, Mad'lle. Louise FASHIONS. Fo r ~ Blanche nd Signor Luri. '1).,.. VTRS. JONES begs to announce her return from n,t,,fIORROW,—F the BENEFIT of Mad'lle D'ANTONIE, IV" Paris and London with an elegant as i s l o o rtment of oill,"1, 4 LADY OF ONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. Charles MILLINERY, DRESSES, m S, &c., t whole of hii,",,,---THE WA ERMAN.—And LE BAL DE LA HALLE. which will be ready for I ction THIS DAY (Tuesday), the ' ~,4 1 ,x0- I, PR.SDAY —For the BENEFIT of Mad'ile LOUISE 26th instant. 'lft . ',„"E,—THE' CAVALIER. Hargrave, Mr. C. Dillon.— 82, BOLD-ST T, LIVERPOOL. ,Op t. I „uSKETEERS.—And LE BAL'DE LA HALLE. , A pLoIDA.Y,—For the BENEFIT of Mr.CHAS. DILLON,— • OR 8A and FARCE, in which Mr. C. Dillon will appear.. r 4 4d ILI uRDAY,—HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Chas. Dillon.— WINTER FASHIONS IN MILLINERY. a .... BAL DE LA HALLE. COMPTOIV HOUSE. i t ktliti t t , 4 I , ,if *.jUISAPYNE, Mr. W. HARRISON, -.-.:1 Mr. BOK- TEFFERY, AIORRISH, AND CO., ROWELL'S WHITE BEAR HOTEL, ' 'Liri,.., l4 ,re engaged for Twelve Nights only, and will make t/ respectfully invite an INSPECTION of their 69, DALE-STREET. 1 4j.''' anpearance on MONDAY next, Nov. Ist. NEW MILLINERY, whi -viiii be displayed in TT is respectfully announced, that a TABLE D'HOTE a ktt:LPLYN is re-engaged for a limited number of nights, lis Provided EVERY DAY, at Half-past One and Half-past d •..: ...... .ming Nov. 15th. heir Show Rooms T DAY (Tuesday), the 26th Your. Charge, is. 6d. instant. Soups. Fish, Chops, Steak c., at all Hours of the Day. 4 Wined, Spirits, Ales, Porter, in Bottle and Draught, of the best quality, on and Local Papers daily. f f ..--, ,, A HILYARD and CO., 91, BOLD -STREET, beg No Fees to Waiters. • • respectfully to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its , I,ov, THE vicinity that they will have ready for Inspection, THIS DAY WRIGHT and TAYLOR, BRADSHAW HALL and 4.I JJON ROYAL MARIONETTE 'THEATRE, (Tuesday), the 81 1 11%lagf , g days, a Fashionable Vl` PLATT-LANE COLLIERIES, WIGAN, are now delivering an AgaTBONNETS, &c., &c.; in the Northern Docks, at moderate- prices, SCREENED FROM ADELAIDE-SIREE7, WEST STRAND, also a great variety of aterials suitable for the approach- COALS of superior quality, suitable - for Export, being large, lli AT THE ing season. clean, and free from Slack or duff. WILLIAn.-COLLINS, AGENT. sl rt, R ATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, CHILDREN'S FELT BONNETS, OFFICE, 6, OLDIML-STREET. e t il llS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th, ',' erf o Lnd T O . (Wednesday), the 27th instant, the HATS, VELVET CAPS, &c., DEANE, ADAMS, AND DEANE, LONDON. " . 4 'vr ",...itnces will commence, for the second time, with the IN EVERY VARIETY, AT DATENT REVOLVING PISTOL. i. Iket‘nnitesimal Operetta, in One Homeopathic Act, written J_ l a IIY for the Marionettes, by Utfgo Vamp, Esq., entitled, HENRY GIB N'S, THOMAS BLISSETT, GUNMAKER, e THE UNITE SERVICES. ; f I v r !),tf,,,C,HARACTERS—ALL F THEM UNDENIABLE. H AT. , 38, SOU7'H CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, °' ‘ , ll. — "Owed bv A GRA SCENA and ARIA, byMADAME Being appointed AGENT for the SALE these very superior 10 vco . 51, L -STREET, weapons, begs to call the attenti of SHIPPERS and the eorn LATE, whoa nice has by the public press been 01, Dared with tha f Madame Grist. TRADE to their advantages o any other article. (OPPOS THE MERCURY-OFFICE,) hi l f° , llo Vred by t Grotesque Entertainment of the EBONY 4tI„tuNETT ,or BLACKSERENADERS, from America, Who has this received direct from the leading Manufac - SHIPS' ARMOURY AMAIUNITION WAREHOUSE. t 1 li t otti;lelY im rted into this country, and engaged specially turer_s in Paris an elegant Assortment suitable for the S eason . Rh ' 1 . nette Theatre. NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS. A, ' 0 ennelnrie every 17.venine,vi th the porgvniic And TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1852. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. PUBLISHED %,^. MONTHLY, al NEW SHAPES IN MANTLES. FRESH ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. T CRIPPS begs to announce the Arrival from Paris, • -- week, of several Cases of NOVELTIES, in VEL •.; • VET and CLOTH MANTLES, different in style from a iing yet seen in Liverpool. These MANTLES are distinguished by that Elegance tyle. Faultless Application of Trimming, and Exquisite Fit, whicl has maintained the superiority of his Establishment i is department for so many years. OHN CRIPPS, WARD, TO THE ELECTORS OF VAUXHALL GENTLEMEN, AVING received an influentially sib—, 1:QUI SITION to allow myself to be put in nomination as a CANDIDATE for your Ward at the approaching Election, I at once comply with your request, and place my services at your disposal. Should Ibe found worthy of , ur choice it will be my earnest desire to give such:measu as may be brought for. ward for the local and sanatory i ovement of the town, and your Ward in particular, m and most serious considera tion. lam ntlemen, Your most obedient servant, ALEX. SHAND. Elm Cottage, oxtetlbpark, ed RE BY SPECIAL UT H( RITY 4ND FUR WAREHOUSE >TREET, LIVERPOOL. rOUTH JOll3 STREET, LIVBRPOOL WILLMER'S RAILWAY and STEAM-BOAT GUIDE ; containing authentic Time Tables of all the Railway Trains; Foreign, Coasting, and River Steamers; Al manac and Tide Table for the Month ; Railway and Cab Fares ; Public Institutions, when and how they may be seen; Lists of Omnibuses in Liverpool and Cheshire; the Town Council; Dock Committee; the :'elect Vestry; Surrogates; Bankers• Magistrates • Carriers; Registrars of Bi r th s , M arr i ages , an d Deaths, Birkenhead Commissioners and Dock Trustees ; County Court Fees ; the Arrival and Despatch of Mails; principal Places of business; and much other information, useful alike to the Stranger and the Resident ?Is..l,iverpool t _ Oct. 25, 1832, TO THE ELECTORS OF EXCHANGE WARD. GENTLEMEN, T HAVE been honoured with a Requisition from a most numerous and influential body of Electors, requesting use again to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for your suffrages at the approaching Municipal Election. This approval of my past conduct is to me most gratifying, and I at once place my cause in your hands. Should you favour me by re-election, it will still be my study to extend the capabilities of th Ort, promote Sanitary Im provements, and further, as rasin my power, the general interests of my fellow-to men. I have the our to remain, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JAMES TYRER. The attention of Advertiser respectfully drawn to the " Guide,r 7 as a most des' e medium for the publication of their Announcements ving already a bona fide circulation of upwards of TH ' THOUSAND COPIES, and which is rapidly increasing. All Advertisements are inserted for cash, and must be paid for immediately after publication. B. Hyam's Net' Warehouse Is now Open For ,Bitsiness LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS of the SOCIETY will be held, in the Lec ture-ball of the Collegiate Institution, Tilt* EVENING, (Tues dud the 26tb instant, at Half-past Six o'clock. the Right Rev. the LARD IiISHOEof CHESTER will take the Chair, when interesting info ion respecting the circula tion of the Holy Scriptures, owe and abroad, will be com municated. Mersey-chambers, Oct. 18, 1852 TO THE BURGESSES OF SCOTLAND WARD. GENTLEMEN, HAVING been waited upon by a Deputation from the ELECTORS of SCOTLAND WARD, to allow myself to be NOMINATED as a CANDIDATE to represent you in the Town Council at the ensuing Election, I cheerfully accede to the request. My principles are essentially Conservefire. I will give no pledge but this : 7 -Tfiat, if elected your Repre sentative, I will do my utmost faithfully to attend to your interests and to the vvelfaretf the Town in general. I have the liongueto remain, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, SAMUEL TAYLOR. The Meeting will leatiressed by the Rev. 3. RICHARD SON, M.A., Incum ent of St. Ann's, Manchester, the Deputa tion from the Parent Society, and other Ministers and Gentle men. The Chair to be taken at Half-past Six o'clock. A Col lection will be made in aid of the Funds. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. %IjILLIAM ROXBURGIT,_.EsTATE AND GENERAL BROKER, has B , w) :ED to the Office 41, NORTH JOHN-STREET. corner o rrington-street. October 22d.1852. LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY SOCIETY FOR PRO MOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE ABOVE SOCIETY will be held (God wining) on MONDAY Evening next, the Ist November,. in the COLLEGIATE INSTI TUTION, at Half-past Six o'clock, the LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER in the Chair. ARTIFICIAL EY_,RS. POISSONNEALT, frgm-Paris, now in Liver -1.11. • pool. will receive his-Pirtients, at his Residence, lot, ISLINOTON, until To-mor,so*, (Wednesday,) Evening. Olive-park, October 22, 1852. TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF RODNEY The Rev. W. R. FREMANTLE, M.A., Rector of Clayton, Bucks; the Rev. A. M. NITERS, Incumbent of Barnet; the Rev. J. NICOLAYSON, M.A., Missionary from Jerusalem, and the Rev. Dr. KEVINS, Association Secretary, will attend as a deputation. _ OYSTERS. STREET WARD GENTLEMEN, IT was, as I have already told you, at the urgent solicitation of many gentlemen, of all parties, that I again offered myself to your notice for RE-ELECTION on the ISt of November next : my own wishes bad been to retire,—indeed, I beg leave to state, that in the first instance, it was quite con— trary to those wishes to be called out of my privicy, and again to be engaged in Public service, and I yielded only to the en treaties of the united parties who called upon me, when I found' it was my indispensable duty to do so. Howlliave endeavoured to perform that duty is known to all. Deprecating the introduction o olitics once more, as con cerning the members of the n ouncil, I must say that the battle was begun, as alle ,on Conservative principles, and has ended in the parti the aggressors in the matter) going over to thei r polir opponents, in order to defeat the man Admission will be by Ticket, application for which is to be made, personally or by letter, to Mr. SCRAG°, 75, Renshaw street, on FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, by Subscribers only, and on SATURDAY, the 30th, by other Friends of the Society, between the hours of Ten and FourAetclock. LONDON O Y S T E R S. GEORGE DUFFEY, OF THE LONDON OYSTER ROOMS, 79, HANOVER-STREET, THREE DOORS FROM CHURCH-STREET, SERMONS in aid of the Socjetlivill be preached in various Churches of the town and pethbourhood on SUNDAY next, the 31st instant, for panic ... lles see Handbills. • LIVERPOOL, _ll_, hi EGS respectfully to i n t or 's Friends and the Pblic, that he is now g LONDON NATIVE OYS TERS at Sel H FIVE SHILLINGS r UNDRED, or I'ENPENCE per Score. The ANNUAL gkrilLlC BREAKFAST at the ADELPHI agie ptis HOTEL, on Tu AY Morning next, the 2nd November, at Half-past Ei o'clock. The Rev. H. M`NEILE, D.D., will preside. --A mission by Ticket, which may be had from Mr. SCRAGO 2 75, Renshaw-street, or at the Board-room of the Col legiate Institution, price Is. 6d. PUBLIC MEETINGS will be held on SATURDAY Evening, the 30th instant, at Seven o'clock, for Prayer ; on TUESDAY Evening, the 2nd November, at Half-past Six o'clock, at the G. DUFFEY has also.tri . onstant supply of LISSADELL and REDBANK OYSTERS, at equally Reduced Prices. In order that Parties may not be delayed, G. D. keeps " Natives" ready packed in neat Baskets, containing from One to Six Score Oysters. Families and Hotels supplied on reasonable terms. head, at Half-past Six - o'clock, a of the Deputation and other Cler ,t each of which Tw•o Members conclude every .vc....., u admired Eastern Spectacle, in two acts, entitled, ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. PARISIAN FASHIONS, FOR THE WINTER OF 1852 NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS G REAVES' celebrated PO AND BLUE LIAS, and ROM CEMENT. WAREHOUSE. 20, C LEGE-LANE, LIVERPOOL. THOMA YLIE, SOLE AGENT. .. . spectfully beg to tender'my warmest thanks, and in now re tiring from the contest, I can assure you I shall best consult my own domestic comfort and peace of mind. LEEDS NORTHERN RAILWAY Git 4t , kt., 1 " 1 ) MORNING PERFORMANCE every SATURDAY, ",eacing at Two o'clock. Doors open at Half. One. A RICHARD J. NODDER, (from Wright's,) HATTER, 81, CHURCH -STREET, begs to in • -vireiitiiin to bis Se lection of BONNETS and CHI N'S HATS, in White and Colouredteaver, Felt, and sian Silk. and most narticulariv A USTRALIAN TENT DEPOT, EdST SIDE SALTIIOUSE DOCK. R. LAMBERT, AGENT —l3, GOREE-PIAZZA FORGE'S DOCK, LIVER ants can also supplied 27, Falkner-square Oct. 25, 1852. I remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant, A. F. JONES HAREHOLDERS who are UNFAVOURABLE to 10 the proposed scheme for AMALGAMATING this COM PANY with the YORK, NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK, and YORK and NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAYS, without a much larger equivalent than that proposed by the Directors, are invited to fill up their stamped proxy papers in faypur of OFFICE theDepOt with Iron Folding Bedsteads, Chatsegeddini, Hammocks, with all Im plements requisite fo ie Emigrant. TO THE ELECTORS OF WARD. NORTH TOXTETH —Dress Box Ztr,n 6d ce at . Doors open at'Hali Il le Eight. Upper Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, Is. ; past Seven, the performances to his much-admired ' BONNET. VELVET CAP ADIES' RIDING HATS, &c., of the latest Style. [TEETH.] MESSRS. COOPER & CO., SURG E O N D ENTISTS [Established 14 years,] GENTLEME EDWIN" WARD of Norton, Stockton-on-Tees, who M:7KSO - N Rte - at t h e Scarborough ANDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. r w •ANIATEUR PERFORMANCE °"1:14 , - Il e reV ven on a I F It h l e D A R Y OY IRE 1 1 M P exT, 11 re T 2 R A L'Y V the Members of the WAVERLEY DRAMATIC ST A CIETY, the Proceeds to be given to the "NE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR N ' W M U S I C 10, SLAPER STREET,' LIVkRPOOL. Messrs. COOPER & CO. still continue to supply Teeth at 55., not to be equalled by any in town. They also may he consulted as usual on all Irregularities of the Teet' —I DI" 'he Gums. IN compliance with a very numerous and influential Requisition of the Electors of your Ward, requesting that I would allow myself to be put in nomination to represent you in the Town Council at the ensuing election, I have, after re- id will attend the Meeting be in the Secretary's Hotel, Leeds, on the Ist Novemb at Leeds 2nd November. Pr es thou hands not later than Sat ay 30th October This gentleman wi ein LIVERPOOL on THURSDAY next EMPORIUM FOR FOREIGN AND BRITISH SHAWLS AND MANTLES, 44, BOLD-STRE ET, MACLENNAN respectfully intimates the Arrival of his New St • SHAWLS AND TLES, and would specially inv' an inspection of the MANTLE DEPARTA , T, where will be found a greater Variety of ELTIES, both in Design and Material (coin ' ed with Economy in Price), than has sver been off red to the Public by any Establishment EMMA WALTZES. REVERIE MARITIME.—STORACE. CONSTANCE POLKA, dedicated to Lady GROSVENOR. FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO.—SCHOTTISCHE. THE PARTING HOUR, by the Compose .ofMARy MAY THE CHIP GIRL. THE CRESS BOY. THE ENGLISHMAN'S BO DO YOU REALLY THI HE DID? BE HAD• AT ann .iseases of L.. Incorrodible Artificial Teeth of sur sing beauty can be MATCHED SO CLOSELY to those eft in the mouth, that the closest observer cannot detect e difference. These Teeth are fixed on the new principle SELF-ADHESION, without extracting any Teeth or Stu ,or causing any pain whatever; they support and prote the adjoining Teeth, and GIVE GREAT EASE TO T !, MOST TENDER GUMS. Country Patients are respectfully informed that th e simpli city of Messrs. Cooper and Co.'s, method requires but little time for one or a complete set. Decayed Teeth permanently stopped with COOPER'S PASTE ENAMEL, 2s. 6d. Attendance - from Ten till Six daily; Artificial Palates made in a superior manner; Teeth remodelled and repaired, extract ing, scaling, &c,; Children's Teeth regulated. Having been foi upwards of thirty years intimately con nected in business in the Toxteth Wards, I may be presumed to know something of their requirements ; and I believe my BOSTON AND MIDI LES RAILWAY COUN'''T INSTITUTION The Musical Pla3 sentiments and opinions are not -unknown You are kind enough to as mark of your confidence I beg and for this AND DOCK COMPANY T H I SL A VY, ich, an APPROPRI Al H 1 AND SON'S, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL Should you do me the honiiii elect me, I shall always fee' bound to protect the intere of your Ward to the best of my ability, and to record m otes in favour of such measures as may best promote t prosperity of this great and flourishing port. _ PROVISIONALLY I ERED.) CAPITAL 300,000, IN 30.000 SHARES OF 11:1 EACH DEPOSIT, .41 PER SHARE. ••••♦aas ova 1./1 LUC 01.1,1 CL 111 lOC topIJItClI• Tbe followed by Gil A'Beckett's Farce THE TU ED HEAD. in Liverpool I have the honour to remain Supported by Landowners on, and in the neighbourhood of the proposed line, and by the Mercantile, Trading', and other interests of Boston and Nottingham, and the intermediate Districts, including amongst other The Most Noble the Marquis of Bristol The Right Hon. the Earl of Winchilsea verholme Priory, Sleaford. The Right Hon. the Earl of Dysar T o Conclude witb4 Scottish Drama entitled ‘l-,t I , l tl S h .oF AnlsAstoN.—Dreas Boxes, 2s I s. ; 6d ' 4l 4ris s IllaY be had at the * usual places, and for further par ' see programmes. Conductor, Mr. G. P. LLOYDS. SAFETY FOR STREET DOORS Gentlemen Your most obedient servant, HILTON HALHEAD Wellington-lodge, Wavertree, 16th Oct., 1852. 6d.; Side Boxes, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS CHANDELIERS, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN LIVERPOOL, (A COMPARISON INV,ITED,) TO THE BURGESSES OF'SOUTH.TOXTETH nd Not tir bam, Ha WARD, 3uckminster Hall, MORRIS, Hon. Sec LY -111, LIVERPOOL ACADEAL T tXH of the NyaltiiS c E v ,t‘lisTS IS IBITION NOW OPENI - Trom Ten tc ~; )DERN r Ten Years of Age, logues, 6d. NOW OPEN, Pp 47' T AR PANORAMA HALL, BOLD-STREET h BEAT E N I L ,Nl.O 4dn a.EAT MOVING PANORAMA,from the Egy 41e -1, . iirn, will Ebe Exhibited in Liverpocil for a si!giiV+lME The NSE SUCCESS of this, the first British Patio- Altedzoited 'in London is the best znarsinte - Cfor its fidelity. r,iden'tnlENßY WARREN and AII.ES FABEY Esci a rs d . z trip a an d Member of the N. .V.C., froni Drawings_ m 'lLEN'lldence of twel • ears in Egypt, by JOS. BONO tif , ta ß l o n ca t te o ian e ocre r t u ;o si f a za S i c r i o e . ntific Mission, and I\ l 4t Thr. d Half-past Seven o'clock. MA reits 28. 14 r i ack oP e Ila ts rfu i r s ; ; Ce U n i g d A.frica, will em -11(<8,:lte igp a orta n n i c v e e , from actual experience, in reference '4ve Trade. VC Fn Nl.lep eINDATION-STONE of the LIVERPOOL I vei.,, , SED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION ASYLUM r1 , 4 "bt,40_ LS will be LAID, in the West Derby-road, on ktoim , next, the 28th instant, at Tw e-piclock at Noon, L'l.r k .tv,„'§ LITTLEDALE, Esq., orshipful the Mayor. ili qtbs -r ang of the same da Six o'clock punctually, .a hilN:,will take place, e Adelphi Hotel. His Worship \ t hq.e. Ily or GEORGE GRIST, Secretary. '. 59, ' nne-etreet, October 22, 1852. bt, uf.y,,, Ilk -a4V4 INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1853. NF t, 1 , in."4,TING was held on MONDAY, the 18th k :,,,k, NI 'Opt, in the TOWN -HALL, for the purpose of PRO- Oa, he EXHIBITION which is to take place iu DUB when the following gentlemen were appoi nt ed a R i"e ti rs • fill . ~, UM . ,-, ‘ i ', I , Ev a , '.` LITTLEDALE, Esq., Mayor, Chairman, 't, ''• ur.' lB , Esq. B. Poole, Esq. hkh, 4 DliV il i ni E q T. E: Moss, Esq. .1 '0 - wa a rt 5 ' ' -. kk• 11 0 i ' Esq ' Daniel Powell, Esq. , th • 11 0 , nie, Esq. , Rev. Dr. Hume. ii i k vi 4rd s t i l l tl?waite, Esq. Henry Pooley, Esq. ,fieil Male t o ll ' l'Sq• J. Roskell ' ir. - ,'Esq. L t k e i n l_Tison, Esq. 'J. R. c, Esq. k W 4 `ll Esq ' T B. Archer, Esq. k t h it , enry, Esq. . B. Yates Esq. p7to tt .),I 4 jY, Esq, Henry Jump, Esq. kfil k l llf ee 'Pr having r ved a letter from the Exhibition k il t,lii t 4 1 1 Dublin equesting him to use his influence in it , 4 1 IY 5... e uncle' aking, the following resolution was una kNtt thi.,eed to . - I. O Y Olowrrimittee, viewing with considerable interest the .i t ' l , l D ' a !44,, e .ng carried out in Dublin, are preared t render r k ,r II? !heir power, and to receive co p mmuni o cations ; 1 4, ue 4d l- , esiring information and directions L and that all qo,, i. dressed to the Honorary-Secretary, JOHN GRAN <30 0L , 7 ' o wn -hall, Oct. 18, 1852. a. op°f P U BLICh MEETING of the INHABITANTS pl k 4,` . B OROUGH of LIVERPOOL, convened by the f)t thouscordance with a Requisition, and held in the apt th e OD SATURDAY, the 23d day of October, 1852, Itii!iqllapse of giving the Inhabitants an opportunity of V tl feelings upon the great loss this Country.has " e recent Demise of his Grace the Duke - Of Wel- rw , 11 3 oi 1 L1../ °l 'ed by CHARLES Tu.. *o l +l ilt BRowN Esq.,M.P., 1 0 'eti n b• ' • f •, IfyinA ~ th. K, einguesirouso - N,Jah,..ebaracter of the I , • I,lt,tie,lt":,,ltants of this .:oroi.; ~,lit ' e q to the hich, dm' g his I, L'h4t 4o 4 , 4 t service • is countr t `tl, k Neetiani ,usly, I° l l4l tl,7t.S. iscription be opened for the purpose to 1 , k - „'s memory a Column, surmounted by Statue,t 4 '' tie ' Permission of the Council, in some suitable situ- Fr Y iNe y „.oVed 1, 1 gli, ~ S. " •••Y T HOMAS E DWARD S MOSS, ''),lg .4.,,•f Ii ANTSON, Esq., .1' tOt til"lved unanimously, % ti e t Du,e foll owing Gentlemen be appoir' ON 441b er of the fo r eg o i ng Resolutv tchi t iAtid R The Mayor VII, h Aik en %II : °4li n.4 6q. Ch'Ci i hold E ( 8 1 • , I * 4 - 41°,1 er' E q * P al oner sp. .c. Edwards Ih t ori e, ts s sq. John Naylor, h. Nth . t lit 'S ? a . l. D. Neilson, Esq. J. Todd Naylor, Esq. 1 -,, r '• 1- lOi a -, Esq., M.P. Robert Rankin, Escl• 4 s, } !e i t ,lne, E sn. William Rathbone, Esq. •IP If ° it, Ea 'lt s., or rii .L. W. R. Sandbach, Esq. 4.1r0ei.t0..) Esq. Charles Turner, Esq., M.P. Olhe.hvoo4llleYwood, Esq. J. Aspinall Tobin, Esq. es .t 1,, ones, Esq. John Torr, Esq. 4 4 14;7. t,,,,,,,ce, Esq. James Tyrer, Esq. II No. - rence E sn S. H. Thompson, Esq. It 'N I ' ti oYd ' Es ". t lll t :s t tk ln eY ' A luor'e, El ci . R. V. Yates, Esq. 'n,4 'ta -ve d bY Tii * B H FALL Esq., M.P., seconded t Ni l ite e :o/ v i e e c z b ° d; a. B. I c :r ß o s oks, ' 41. itas Ar aninously, " the ~_ Werds Moss, Esq., be requested to act as l l 'l t 's ) 4 ._ uds collected. k it a `TP h THOS. LITTLEDALE, Mayor. Pi tr ti hi having left the Chair, )04P.14 ) ,, t 'd by LEvviN MOZLEY, Esq., seconded by the it'll' ite,' N, NII- I lls ved tin • , , e t) ,..,. . onnnousy, '8 an:,'-usi the of this Meeting be giy— u Presiding over this Meetir- 'Astf., M.P., seconded _ the high estimation )uke of Wellington is held co - rik life, were unsparingly , with power to add Edmund Molyneux, Esq George Maxwell, Esq. Lewin Mozley,Fsq. John Moss, isci , e given to the Mayor t 4 ht, lti . q1 . ;: --------- -------- tilh,4 , 13°L., G OVERNESSES' INSTITUTION, f or t he 21, 120DNEY-STREfar 4 1 . 4 RECEPTIONCom of LADIES who are desirous 0 4,. ~r,._ rtable Te ary Residence. ENGAGE 11,ticuiimged wi me 4, .rs t , Expense to either Party. e had on application to the Lady Su- W. H. BAINBRIGGE,i Honorary JOHN LIGHTBODY, I Secretaries. -------._______ 4 1 / 4 4c , Ltk L —NT On PLATE, WATCH : 1 / 4 S I L K son b^ or M VELVETS, "WOOLLE tii.ll 'mite anchester and Leeds Goods at Qt 66 Interest. 1 4.4 1 4 . 8ee1-street, two dotter - oin Back ES, JEWEL- and every the Pawn- tirP. HAUCK, FURRIEft, Of 29, BOLD -ST REET , • Liverpool, in retiring from business, begs to tender his best thanks to the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of Liverpool and its Environs, for the kind patrons as received during the many years he has carried on ness. In retiring. J. P. HAUCK S to call the attention of Pur chasers to his first-clas d genuine STOCK of FURS, of every description, w he will commence SELLING OFF at such prices as mu secure a speedy clearance. CHINA AND MARBLE ORNAMENTS. WG. MADDY having bought very much under • the usual price a small quantity of Bohemian and China VASES, TOILET BOTTLES, ALABASTER VASES, Iseetcrat ep with Wax Flowers and Shades ; some teridid Figures in China, Parian, and Alabaster, with ss Shades, Timepieces, &c. Also, a variety of DRA G-ROOM ORNAMENTS, which will be sold at price at will insure their immediate sal._Anoppoytunity li _ ►is rarely occurs. N.B.—A ^ iplen e tteen-day TIMEPIECE , cost Twelve Guineas, for Sev uineas. 25, BOLD-STREET. FRENCH MERINOES AND COBURG CLOTHS, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, OF VERY SUPERIOR MAKE, BEING MUCH .HEAVIER AND SOFTER THAN THE ORDINARY MAIIESy AT THE BAZAAR, 81 & 83, SABIT GEORGE-STREET, E. LEWIS, PROPRIETOR, N.8.-EACH DEPARTMENT REPLETE WITH NOVEL- TIES FOR THE SEASON , H. G. IRELAND, FURRIER, 92, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, BEGS to call the attention of the L a di es o f Liver pool to his Stock of FURS of every description, and re spectfully to remind them that being a Furriej by trade, and devoting his whole time to that business is able to offer to his customers advantages which th who merely make it a branch of their business cannot ply. Reflection will show that in buying and in manufag.t ring it is reasonable to expect that he should have a grea,tAruperiority over such parties, and he respectfully invites r ifftending purchasers to satisfy them selves of the fact by'personal inspection of his stock, which will be found replete with every variety. H. G. I. manufactures the Furs under his own inspection, and having been 13 years established in Liverpool in this trade exclusively, is consequently able to execute all orders, including alterations and repairs, with economy and despatch. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BUFFALO ROBES. 92, Bold-street, (let. 25, 1852. SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. R OBERTSON AND MASON, 19 and 20, OLD HAYMARKET. BONNET and MILLINERY ROOMS, Robertson and Mason, 19 and 20, Old Haymarket SILKS, VELVETS, and FURS, it Robertson and Mason's, 19 and 29,-fild Haymarket BENCH MERINOS, COBIIRCS, and all the NEW FABRICS JorDRESSES, It Robertson and fn's, 19 and 20, Old Haymarket LINEN"ANNELS, BLANKETS, HOSIERY, 4t RobSrtson and Mason's, 19 and 20, Old Haymarket FAMILY MOURNING, and FUNERAL FURNISHING, Complete At ROBERTSON and MASON'S, 19 and 20, Old Haymarket The Arrangements throughout their New Premises fully invite the Public to inspect a very large and superior Stock of Goods, at extremely Moderate Prices. 19 and 20, OLD HAYMARKET, OPPOSITE MANCHESTER-STREET THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON always SLEPT on an IRON BEDSTEAD, with a HAIR MATTRESS and HAIR PILLOW, as being most conducive to health and long life. PATENT IRON BED)TEADS, with Patent Dovetail Joints and P ut Iron Sacking, which, on examination, will be found uch superior to the Metallic Bedsteads usually sold ; HAIR, WOOL, FLOC AND OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATH AND WOOL BEDS, Warranted eet, and fit for immediate use, at C. J. PETTY'S _ _ FAMI-et BEDDING WAREHOUSE, 18, BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. RENSHAW-STREET BATH ESTABLISHMENT, NEAR THE ADELPHI-HOTEL, LIVERPOOL. MR. J. J. GODFREY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Proprietor. New Bath-rooms having lately been added, the Public are respectfully invited to VISIT THIS ESTABLISHMENT, where every attention is paid t?.cleanlinesaxrd comfort. )4ersr ktr A Sulphur • o A Mercurial Fumigating itto A Harrogate Ditto A Njtro-Muriatic Ditto A Waim Water Ditto A Soft Warm ater Ditto Cold orer Ditto ls. Od. ATTE ANTS NOT ALLOWED TO RECEIVI PERQUISITES. MHE recent ROBBERIES in Liverpool and its I Neighbourhood, of Plate, Jewellery, Cash, &c., often in midday, and generally effected by opening the street door locks with false keys, show the utter insecurity of the locks in general use. Two or three skeleton keys are frequently found to open all the door locks in a street. CHUBB'S PATENT LATCHES are the best PREVENTATIV,ES against false keys, as no instance has ever occurred o robbery having taken place where the door was secure one of Chubb's Latches. CHUB ND SON, • PATENT LOCK PATENT FIRE-PROOF SAFE TVI-YrVFRIIAMPTOV, 71CA VCTIVNTRT 1, A VT) 28, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE INCE-HALL COMPANY'S COALS and CANNEL may be procured as follows, viz. : LIVERPOOL 7, Rumford-street, and 5, Crown-street. BIRKENHEAD 52, Bridge-street, and Commerce-street. SEACOMBE Demean-street. HUYTON and ROBY Mr. M`Farlane, Postoffice. The Company deliver their COALS-vtifitin THREE miles of their several Yards CART ARE FREE, and allow a DISCOUNT FOR CASH P).*NIENT. OF FIVE PER CENT. Orders addressed as ove to the COMPANY'S OFFICES will meet with prompt a Lion. WIL AM LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER. 7, Rumford-street, Liverpool, October Ist., 1852. 72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. DANIEL MYERS respectfully informs his numerous Customers, that his Establishment has been replenished with every Fashionable and Useful MATERIAL for Gentlemen who really require GOOD CLOTHING, with ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY COMBINED. The whole of this Business conducted under my own superintendence, with the aid of erienced Cutters. Careful attention paid to the FIT, STYLE, AND WO ___ANSIiIP OF EVERY GAIIAIENT Superfine Cloth ert Coats 325. to 50s. Superfine Clo ress Coats 3Bs. to 545. Superfine ck Cloth Trousers 225. to 2Ss. Superfi lack Cloth Vests.... 9s. 6d. to 14s. GEN M EN'S RIDINOTROUSERS.IBs. to 265. The Dual Coat 265. to 603.1 Two The Dual Trousers 235. to 288. Garments The Dual Waistcoat lOB. 6d. in one. These Garments are the greatest novelty in the tai loring department, and are well adapted for travelling. Gentleinen going abroad will find a great saving at this Establishment, as ALL OUTFITTING ORDERS are supplied at the Wholesale Prices, thereby giving the Customer the REAL SUBSTANTIAL ADVANTAGE. The NEWEST STYLES of OVERCOATS and PALE TOTS, at 255., 305., 355., 425. to 70s. NAVAL UNIFORMS, to the latest Regulations. A SCIENTIFIC, CORttECT FIT WARRANTED. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS. DANIEL MYERS 72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE AND DR. GLOVER MHE circulation given to a statement tending to I invalidate the expression of Dr. Glover's opinion in favour of Pale Ale, compels Messrs. ALLSOPP and SONS to connect this remarkable distribution of a calumny with other insidious attacks upon their firm which they have reason to know pro ceed from an unworthy and unneighbourly jealousy. Messrs. ALLSOPP and SONS, in reply, deem it their best course to adopt the same line of conduct as in the case of the similar perversion and mutilation of Baron Liebig's meaning, so indignantly repudiated by that em • ent man himself. They publish, therefore, without abridg t, the letter they received from Dr. Glover, (having his pe • ission to do so,) a letter the more valuable because it was t intended for publication, and is an unpremeditated evide eof the learned Chemist's just appreciation of Pale Ale : DR. GLO R TO MR. ALLSOPP. " Newcastle-on-Tyne, April 11. " Sir,—lt was not y intention, in writing the hasty note to ' The Lancet,' to st any reflections upon, or to implicate in any way, respec le brewers of pale ale. " When I st saw the statement about the alleged use of strychnine in bittering ale, I looked upon the assertion as in credible, both on account of the price of the drug and the symptoms it would create; but, on experiment, I found that strychnine possesses such Wonderful bitterness, :that it might perhaps be used as AN ADJUVANT, at least by UNPRINCIPLED PERSONS. In short, my object was simply to show that the thing was not altogether so impossible as it appeared at first sight to be. _ _ _ 7 ` My opinion is, that hops should not enjoy the exclusive privilege of being used for bittering beer ; but J do not pretend to discuss the point with practical men. . _ " I know there are bitters which might be used beneficially, in a medical point of view. _ " With regard to analysing your beer, my time is taken up, so far as analysing and chemistry are concerned, with two kinds of inquiries -Ist, those which are purely scientific ; and 2d, those which are profitable. If you wish me, in the latter capacity, to analyse and report on your beer, I, of course can have no objection. " I have to prepare for an absence of three or four days to morrow, and so beg you to excuse me replying to the letter of Mr. Bottinger, for which I am much obliged.—Yours, &c., (Signed) " R. M. GLOVER. 11,Allsopp, Esq." " P.S.—I presume you will hardly expect:me to write to The Lancet.' However, I shall be at home on Thursday evening, and most assuredly I have no desire to say anything which could weaken the confidence of the public in your beer. BUT THAT I AM NOT NOW IN THE HABIT OF DRINKING BITTER BEER, I SHOULD BE GLAD TO SHOW MY CONFIDENCE BY DRINKING PLENTY OF IT." Messrs. ALLSOPP and SONS beg to refer to the letter of Mr. HENRY ALLSOPP on this subject, in the " Monthly Journal of Medical Science," for October, in the concluding paragraph of which it is said— " I inserted Dr. Glover's good-natured remark on my Bitter Beer as an incidental testimonial'—no more. I never called it a certificate,' nor did I apply to him, or any other medical struction has been placed upon the off-hand expressions of good opinion which have been sent to me from all quarters." Messrs. ALI.SOPP and SONS, in conclusion, wish to draw the attention of the public and the trade to the fact, that, by this disin.wpmions system of attack, and the perversions of facts gratuitously adopted, they are unwillingly drawn into that publicity the courting of whichis made an accusation against Them, Burton-on-Trent, October 8, 1852 BENJAMyC HIGGS' IRONMON . G_E'RY WAREHOUSE, 46, LORD-STREET TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS. YLVESTERR L. SAMU 's- 7 WHOLESALE PATENT LEVER-WATCH MANUFACTURER, (FOR EXPORT,) 2, YORK-.STREET, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Importer of American, French, and German CLOCKS, AC CORDEONS, FLUTINAS, MUSICAI)T I VICUMENTS and MUSICAL CLOCKS, French JEWELL , &c. Bcc., in or out of BOND. Lately imported, a SHIP'S WA , 8 inches diameter, of a new construction ; strikes up eight, raps and beats in all positions. Warranted corn timekeepers. CLOCKS, suitable for tile Australian and East Indian Mar kets, averaging from 725. per Dozen. WATCHES, 108 s. per Dozen, and all descriptions of WATCH and CLOCK MECHANISM. MANUFACTORY, 3, YORK-STREET. GENUINE BONE MANURE!!! T IVERPOOL BONE MANURE MILL S JU Office, No. 5, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, Liverpool, (FIRST DOOR FROM LORD-RTREET,) FOSTER and KENYON, PROPRIETORS Messrs. FOSTER and KENYON respectfully inform Agri culturists generally, that being aware of the ,great extent to which Bone Dust has been adultrated (thus greatly injuring the interest of the Agriculturist) they pledgeSliemselves to vend a Genuine Article only, at the lowest re r nerative price, and in order to ensure effectually their pat . receiving it in lle same pure state, every Bag will be seal-. before leaving the Mills. Messrs. F. and K. consider i .nnecessary in I this advertise ment to go into the merits • Bone Dust as a Manure, as its great fertilising powers are universally admitted by all the leading Agriculturists and Chemists of the age. Messrs. F. and K. will fully guarantee all Manure forwarded direct from their Mills to the consumer to be perfectly pure un- adulturated Bone Dust ; and are if at any time a doubt as to the genuineness should arise, that it should be tested by an experienced analytical Chemist, binding themselves, should it not prove genuine, to refund the amount of the Invoice on the return of the Manure, and to defray all charges both for car riage and testing._ _ _ _ Messrs. F. and K. would respectfully urge on the notice of Agriculturists that they are the first parties ever offering them such perfect security in the quality of their Manure, and they trust that this fact will insure them a liberal patronage. Messrs. F. and:K. will grind the Bone Dustiiito three different sizes, which they will designate Nos. 1,2, 3. No. 1. Superfine Dust (that can only be obtained at these Mills,) and which they strongly recommend to the Tenant Farmers, as it will immediately produce the most satisfactory results. No. 2. Fine Dust and Small Lumps, which will act for several years. No. 3. Coarse Dust and Large Lumps, which will act for a greater number of years. Present Price, per Ton, delivered free at any Railway Station in Liverpool. or on board any Vessel in the Port. TERMS—CASH ON DELIVERY. N.B.—Messrs. F. and K. will contract for any quantity of Bones, and will also take Bones in payment for Manure at the highest Market Price. ANCHOR ASSURANCE COMPANY FOR LIFE, FIRE, AND ANNUITIES. CAPITAL, £1,000,000. ESTABLISHED IN i 842. OFFICE, 67, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. William Calverley Curteis, Esq., LL.D., D tors'-commons, and Park Lodge, Blackheath-road. James Bremridge, Esq., Temple, ar Westbourne-street, Hyde-park-gardens. Walter Hills, Esq., Hanover-terrac 'otting•hill. Frederick James Smith, Esq., Te le, and Edith Villa, North- end. Fulham. John Robert Dalby, Esq., C den-road Villas, Regent's-park James Thorne, Esq. Mayvbey House, South Lambeth. roan wertnemetr, uircus-place, bonuun-waii,miu ford-street, Russell-square. Thomas Wilson, Esq., 103 and 104, Cheapside, and York-ter- race, Peckliani. - - Henry Tindal Atkinson, Esq., Temple, and Igatestone, Essex. Thomas Mortimer Cleoburey, Esq., (Under-Sheriff of London and Middlesex,) 10, Poultry, and Askew Villa, Shepherd's bush. 4uditors—Peter Edward, Esq., and James Worley, Esq Physician—Henry Oldham, Esq., M.D. Bankers—Messrs. Charles Hopkinson and Co. Surveyors—Mr. W. Erlam, Queen's-mad, St. John's-wood ; Mr. Wm. Thompson, 8, Southampton-row, Russell-square. MANCHESTER BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. William Gibb, Esq., (Director of the Bonded Warehouse Com pany.) John Hunter, Esq., (Messrs. Binyons and Hunter.) James Nicholson, Esq., (Messrs. Thos, Holdsworth and Co.) Lightly Sampson, Esq., Flixton, near Manchester. Branch Office, Ducie-place. HULL BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.. J. S. Thompson, Esq., Merchant. W. Clifford, Esq C. S. Todd, Esq., Solicitor. I B. A. Tapp, Esq Branch Office, Exchange-buildings. GLASGOW BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. John Macdowall, Esq., Iron Merchant, Magistrate, Glasgow Robert Knox, Esq., Writer. John Ronald, Esq., Wine Merchant. David Dreghorn, sq., Accountant. Branch Office, Buchanan-street. The Proprietary of this Company, comprising a numerous and influential body of Shareholders, resident in all parts of the United Kingdom, affords the most ample security to the As sured for a due fulfilment of all engagements of the Company, and the elements likewise of a large and successful business. In the LIFE DEPARTMENT, Policies may be effected at the most moderate premiums; whilst the BONUS ADDITION tend still further to lessen the cost of Assurance. LIFE ANNUITIES are granted by the Company on the most equitable terms. In the FIRE DEPARTMENT, Policies are issued at Pre miums commensurate with the risk arising from the nature or position of the Property. PROSPECTUSES may be had on application to the Agent for Liverpool, viz.:— Mr. WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE, Lancaster-bui Mr. HUGH BROWN, Spekeland-buildings, Messrs. LUCAS and KIRBY, Sweeting-street Messrs. A. and E. JACOB, 1, Parker-street Mr. D. K. REA, Eldon chambers. Mr. W. 11YROIVI, 18,Ne s Nelson-street T. BELL, retary and Actuary, 67, Cheapside, London GENTLEMEN, HAVING had the honour of representing you for I_l_ the last three years, I beg to place myself .again at your disposal. _ Geiitlemen Yonr - faithful servant, WILLIAM J. HORSFALI Everton,lGtla October, 1852. TO THE ELECTORS OF EVEFA.TON AND KIRK- DALE WARD, GENTLEMEN, A FTER receiving a Requisition from so large and influential a body of the Electors of your Ward, I feel I ought not to hesitate in acceding to their request that I would allow myself to be nominated as a Candidate to represent you in the Town Council at the ensuing Election. Having resided for so long a pei•iod in the Ward, and been actively engaged in the business of the Town, my general views are known to many of you; and I shall be happy to explain them more fully to those with whom I have not the honour of being acquainted. lii - vini taken some part in the education of the poor in this Ward, for many years, I need scar el say that I consider a teri p Scriptural system of instruction the only safe and sound one upon which the education of pop u l a ti on can b e b ase d . Too great attention cann e r paid to the sanatory reg u l a tio ns of the Town; and ever ng that will contribute to the health and comfort of its i itants will have my best attention. Should you do honour of returning me as one of your Representatives to the Town Council, you may rest assured that my best exertions shall be used, not only to promote the interest of this Ward in particular, but of that of the Town in general. _ _ I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, THOMAS DARNLEY ANDERSON. Northumberland-terrace, Everton, Oct. 8, 1852. TO THE BURGESSES OF EVERTON AND KIRKDALE WARD, GENTI IHAVE received a Requisition, most respectably and numerously signed by the Burgesses of the Northern If to be _ Division of the Ward, requestir nominated as their Candidate at tion. Since then I have made inquiries into the Southern Division of the Ward, and the result of those inquiries is such wishes of t Requisiticniists, which I cheerfully do. . The fallacy of making political opinions the _test of a man's fitness to enter the Council is fast disap eating, and the con sideration of whether he will give af ' °Mort of his time to the interests of his fellow-burgess , expending the funds en trusted to his charge :in an able and economic manner vh: It at 0 - tir while. ...le same time be ps in view the progressive im: provement of the tow oth in its sanatory condition and intellectual characte fast superseding it. Of this change ave seen many proofs within these f ew d ays . The Health Committee, of which I have been a member five years, and latterly its Vice-Chairman, exercises a control over the expenditure of from £BO,OOO to £lOO,OOO per annum. This large sum is extracted from the pockets of the Burgesses in the form of Rates, and it must be evident to An _ • _ Ju WllO nave given tne subject the slightest consideration, that the care which is used in its expenditure must regulate the amount to be levied on the Burgesses. A comparison of the Rate levied in 1848 and that of 1851 will be a convincing proof of what I have above stated. The Rate levied for Paving, Sewering, by the Health _ Committee was, In Everton Township, in 1848, 2s. 9d. in the pound, In Kirkdale ~ in 1848, 3s. od. in the pound. The Rate levied for the same purposes in 1851 was— For Everton.... Is. 3d. in the pound; and For Kirkdale .. Is. 9d. in the pound. Prudence and economy,: with constant attention, have effected this reduction. YOur obedient Sery Netherfield-road North, sth Oct., 1852 TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PAUL'S WARD, GENTLEMEN, HAVING had presented to me a Requisition signed by a large number of the most respectable and influential Electors of your Ward, inviting me to offer myself as a Can- Interests in tt didate for the honour of Representing you Town Council, I at once place myself in your Being connected with your Ward for nearly tweptl years, my sentiments are well known to most of you ; but should there be any Elector to whom my opinions ar bt known, I shall have much pleasure in stating them on y question required. Having been a Member of the Sele estry for several years, and for the last two years one of th verseers of this Parish, I feel that I possess considers knowledge of your require ments. In discharging the ties of that office, I have en deavoured, on all occasion o relieve the Ratepayers ' as far as consistent with a due re dto the necessities of the Poor. In connection with the ect Vestry, I have strenuously opposed the establishmen Emigrant Sheds on the Dock Quays, which, if erected; would have been very prejudicial to the Rate payers of this locality. If elected a Member of the Town Council, I shall continue my exertions in protecting your interests and those of the town at large, by endeavouring to effect the Repeal of the ex isting Regulations, which permit the use of Fires and Lights on board Ships, the disastrous consequencee of which have been so severely felt by the Householders of this neighbourhood. I am favourable to the Rating of the Docks, and for the protecteq ual i s a t t i h o e n o s f h p l T u a u x i i e d s n g I o a f mt this s s o t o a w n n x i , o a u n s d t o all e noctohue other a T g e and r ades connected therewith, and shall therefore support any measure that may be brought forward, having that object in view. I am a friend to Civil and Religious Liberty, and shall, at all times, willingly concede to others those rights and privileges which I claim for myself. In offering myself for your Sun personal interest to serve ; and should elect me as one of your Representativ I shall devote my best energies to the avo . no party or large, and of yotir Ward in particular. I have the honour_ to be, Gentler, 90, Oldhall-street, Liverpool, Oc jURNISHED APARTM Canning-street. Two Si' part a Room at their disposal r address see the Re, ) jo..leV-OFFICE r Claude Edward H. W. Hartley Casswall Ingall, Ls , Swinesbead. William Burcham, Esq., Ewerby, SleaforC J. W. Duddinz, Esq., Bowel Richard Godson, Esq -- John Tomlinson Esq., Helpringhain, Sleaford. BOARD OF MANAGEM . '• ge Henry F. e l e y, 1, Victoria- elgravia Esq., M.P., C rnaan of the London an d C ottnty square, adiier ß John , Bank, Lombard.str , London. -* Ingram, Es , 15, Hertford-stree and Rickma orth, Herts. %V. Gordon mpson, Esq., 83, Gloucester-terrace, Hydt park, don. Edward unk, Esq., The Park, Nottingham. John Rawson, Esq., Magistrate and Banker, Boston. Thomas Wise, Esq., Magistrate and Banker, Boston. T. S. Cooke, Esq., Merchant, Boston. Edward Newbatt, Esq., of Old-place, Sleaford. C. P. Roney, Esq., Hanover Villa, Regent's Park, London May-fair, London, BANKER Messrs. Masterman and Co., Messrs. Robarts, Curtis, and Co., Messrs. Barclays, and the London and County Bank, London. Messrs. Garfit, Claypons, and Garfit ; Messrs. Ge e an d C o. ; and the Stamford, ' Spalding, and Boston Joint-Stock Banking Company, Boston. ENormlitas. George Parker Bidder, Esq. ; Geo. Robert Steph enson, Esq. ; William Lewin, Esq. _ SOLICITORS. Messrs. Staniland and Company ? Boston, and 3, Verulam buildings, Gray's-inn, London. SECRETARY. Mr. Robert Stainbank TEMPORARY OFFICES. TN the year 1845 an Act was obtai ne d f or the j..con struction of a Line of Railway from Ambergate to Boston (via Nottingham and Grantham,)called the " Ainbergate, Not! tingham, and Boston, and Eastern Junction Railway;" hut the difficulties of 1847 prevented the Company carrying out the undertaking in its integrity, and they were compelled to limit their operations to the formation of the line from Nottingham to GrAntlinm_ thPrehv shshnelnnincr the. rnnot in the undertaking-the connecting the midi the port of Boston. Id districts Witt The link in the chain of direct railway communication be tween Nottingham and Boston being still unsupplied, the im portant manufacturing towns of Birmingham, Derby, and Nottingham, as also the Potteries, are yet compelled to avail themselves of the ports of Grimsby or Hull for their.means of export and import to and from the Baltic and Dutch ports The Port of Boston being nearer to rho than either Grimsby or Hull, and th e l a tt er ports being ea c h about 30 miles further distant from Nottingham (the key of the Mid land districts from the east) than the Port of Boston, it follows that, for many articles of export and import, this latter place, as a shipping port, hag over the other two an indisputable ad vantage, while, at the same time, the new line of communica tion proposed to be provided, would also give to those ports additional access to the Midland districts. At this t►me vessels or 400 tons burthen (a class of vessel usually employed in the Baltic trade) discharge their cargoes at the quays in Boston; and the navigation offers facilities for great improvement, which, if found expedient to carry out, would enable vessels of considerably larger tonnage to enter the port. By means of dock accommodation, also, great advantages w I (be afforded to the shipping of the port. To secure the important results which will unquestionably arise by connecting the Port of Boston with the Ambergate Railway at or near to Grantham, from whence an uninterrupted line of railway now extends to Nottingham and all the Midland districts of the kingdom, this undertaking is submitted to tI favourable consideration of the public. The distance between Boston and Grantham head, Heckington, and Sleaford) is under 31 miles proposed will run over an unusuall been inspected by the en free from all eng The Lin( x; and having the same to be ....11111 All the prospectus) consider - able local support, both amongst the landowners affected by the line, and the commercial and trade ing community of Boston, Sleaford, and the surrounding districts. From these combined circumstances the cost of construction will, perhaps, be less than that of any railway yet formed, and the formation of the Docks, from the favourable nature of the site selected, will also be constructed at comparatively small cost. _ _ . :ary ; or to Messrs. Oswir The anticipated traffic from the Line cit,uis oeasgnm to d o r br e te v o e n in n .a u sd e t erfe Orton-street, either the Docks Docks promises to pay a considerable per centage to the Share holders. An Act for carrying out the undertaking will be applied fo in the next session, and, if obtained, the works will be corn t p h l e e t Company d o within mLic,pa atai nno ynd asfcosvroeo Solicitors Sharesh o o rA sr Ansel - court, ogn p red e coeorcdour. Prospectuses don; Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS, Mancheste Birmingham ; Mr. PEARSON PEET, Not • 1). and J. B. NI PEARSON 'SON; Liverpool FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. To the Directors of the Boston and Midland Counties Railway and Dock Comnann Gentlemen,—l request you to allot rue Shares in the above Company, and I hereby undertake to accept the same. or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the sum of per Share thereon, and execute the Deed of Settlement of the Company when required so to do. 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