The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-07 00:00:00

PUBLIC NOTICE.

GOLD.WATCII,-a66ilSdirAlN, a SILVER
.NtrATtri, d FLAYED SILVER TEA SERVICE, and a
LADY'S, WORK, BOX, to be GIVEN AWAY at. ROUT-
LEDGE'S, ;Family Giocer: I;tablishUient, London-road,
near St. Deorge's-lhall, Cuotorneri pqraming, goods;to the
amount of sg! be,presented wifhia ticket entitling them t.O
a chance to any Of the iheie-nstited articles e which„are, now
on view in his shop window. Observe John Rbutledge,
Family Tea and Coffee Dealer,' General Grocer, Frenth aii
Italian Warehouseman, 16, London-road, Liverpool. The
Drawing will take place the last week in January, 1861.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
LIVERPOQL.,
THE Sixth WINTER COURSE of LECTURES
will be delivered (D.V.), in the Hall of the Collegiate
Institution, Shaw-street, on the following TUESDAY EVEN-
INGS :

December 11,---Rev. W. BROCK, London, " The Burning
BtiOh."
fete liar 1g =-=fl.o: J. C. MILLER, D.D., Birmingham,
"Ctiiiits i And Adtfiki4os ,
Previous t 6 €ith t4etijfe Selpetitni to Per-
formeg. dn todn,bt,Mt:.* <'t',Chatr Uken.at Half-past Seven o'ide.e..
Athiiissiop-LL:Lower t; BOO; 6d. Tippet
Gd.Bert.,3C To be ladd.at the ROQI4§ ”, Renshaw-street;
and, of B6nstin and 31416t4 Iq; tie str e 41; !myth and Co.,
62, Bold-street; Thomson, 1C(1. LOlldorrpa6:
• CIIAItLES 11. E W ER; Skretary.

57,, . „,LLN IMANES 'BRANCKER, of Liver-
pool,,ia the County of Lanearittr, l'roker ; PETER
RGEANTSON; of the same plade, Proker ; PHILIP RAW-
SON, of the siune,place, Insurance Broker ; and HARMOOD
WALCOT' BANNER, of the same place, Accountant; Liqui-
clatorS appointed to wind up voluntarily the affairs, and
istrilinte the assets, of the 'LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK,
bdnking COMpany daily registered In England, under, the
piOvlsioqs of. "joint-Stock Banking CompanieS ActS, 1857,"
,do , in. piipance df that act,, and the. eteral acts of
'Parliatilent th6.qivit/I; GEN Fi MEETING of the
PROPRIETORS and GP ZItIBUTORIES.of the said banking
company, 'and do hereby give noticesthitt the Sallie will be held
un Wednesday, the 19th day, of Dacembe;., 1860, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon, at the Public Sale-room, Liverpool and
London Insurance-buildings, High-street,c+Liverpool, afore-
said, for the purpose of considering an account made up by as,
the, said liquidators, showing the state. of affairs of the said
company, and the progress which has been made in winding
up the same, down to the expiration of the'third year after the
passing of the resolution for winding up the affai:s, of the said
company, and a report stating Use reason why the winding up
has not been completed.
Dated this sth diy of Dedembee, 1860.
JOHN B. BRANCKER.
PETER ERJE ANTSON.
PHILIP RAWSON.
HARMOOD W. BANNER.

rprlE 1014001 AL VIM/
A SUBSCRiPTiON hat; been OPESE,I3 in„liiytypool
for the purpose of erecting a Monument to the memory of the
Earl of Dundonald, and already, with little or no soliditation,
a considerable amount of money haa'been 'collected, 'including
the following names :
The Mayor 45 0 0
J. Bramley-Moore 21 0 0
John Pascoe Grenfell 3. 3 0
.J. A. Tobin
AlclermOnCooper ~ I 0 0
Jarneg . ''O' 0
James &gains 1 0 0
Charles Morley ,
Mould and. Maples 1 0 0
John Swairison
_James Macrae 1 0 0:
J. H. Dickinson 1 '0 0
G. A: Tinley
Swinferi Jordan
Quinten Fleming
R.:l3rocklebank
T. T. Clint.
S.-Prite Edwards
~.. 1 0 Q
CliarlpS CdtesWorth.. 1 0 0
:T. Maxwelt 1 1 0
ttObertMaxWcll
Thottias .
Leibin 1 1 0
EdWard Johnston L 0; 0
IleyWood Jones
li.,Dailifshite
John Tyson
'John W. Macrae - 1 0 0
Robert Hinshaw 1 0 0
Books at Exchange And Ath
C 0.,; Leyland and BUllins ;
Commercial Bank ; Bank cif I
DoWdalli Stock Exelline.e or
J. BRAMLEY2MO

1 Samuel lotinstoti.., ,Al 4 0
1 -Joseph Alondel
1 William Moon 8 3 0
8, Mellor
' H. J. Hampshire
B. C: rriend • ~ 1 0 0
W.. 1, Harris
.. • • 1 0 0
JI Cbtnard . -
R. B.
Charles BroWnell : 1 0 0
James Lister
John Marshall ... .- 1 1
.0
Robertson Gladstone 1 1 0
T. Edwards Moss
\V. Dalglish 1 1 0
Robert Dalglish
Kenneth bowie
T. P. Bennett . 1 1 0
John: Fsriverotth..,.:.' 1 0 0
M. J. Wilitty .... i,.,. Ago
Jatnes Co.* , • 1 O
Adam S. Gladitone 1 0 0
James S. Flab:y
„lames Pletcher' , 1 1 0
Thomas 13oneh
Joseph Stokes . 1 1 0
Joseph Lyne 1 0 0
BriAow John : 1 1 0
Colonel Boiirne
Thomas, Dtigu4l 1 0 0
tentrum NeltsroornS ; Moss and
lerrood's Bank ; Union and
Liverpool; Messrs. Tinley and

'RE, Treasurer to the Fund.

- THE NLNTH YEAR:-e XpiTMIALD FRANCHISE FOR
THA CONSEIWATIVE LAND SOCIETY.

INVESTMENT FOR CAPITA, AND AVINOS.

Present rate df Interest 5 per Cent. per Annum on Shares,
and 4. per Cent. on the Deposit Department. No partnership
liability. Prompt,withdrawals when required. Prospectuses
free to any part of the world.

•
Viscount RANELAGIX and J. C; COBBOLD, Esq., M.P.
~
• Ekierryfix Comm irrxx.
Chairman—Yiseonnt RANELAGII.
M.P.
Vice•Chairman—Colonel BROWNLOW KNOX, 'q
Bective, Earl of, M.P. Palk, Sir Lawrence, Bart.,
Bourke, Hon. Robert, M.P:
Cobbold, J. C. Esq., M.P. Pownall, Henry, Esq.
Dunconibe, Iron. W. E., M.P. Talbot, Hon. and Rev. W. C.,
Holmes, T. Knox, Esq. • , - Worthingtbn, Rev. Dr., '
Ingestre, Viscsmt, M.P. Winstanley, Newsham W.,
Meyrick, Lt.-Col. Augustus,
PATRONS ANTI GENERAL COMMITTEEmI(Composed of Noblemen,
.llembers of Parliatnent, and other Gentlemen) are ttotards of
Eighty in nntiberi
tEtakrAu—CIIAIILES LEWIS GRUNEISEN, Esq.

SUCCESS OF TILE SOCIETY.
Shares issued to 29th Sept.,
,1860 are 16,055-
each) •••
Inas 1860 • from . •
Last Year's Receipts, Christmas 1859 to Michael-
Total Cash reCeipts f aiiiatiori of SOCibtY tit
29th SePtett
,iber, 1860
481,000 8 7
118,693 4 0
Total.wihdrawals to ditto
Total. anit an
ount of Ld s old to 20th Sept., 1800 255,090 10 11
Fund
Reserve to same date r (45°1802,150 0 0
. 8,570 11 1
1.
DePpßolstitCwltPthAdLraFwEalAsTaUt RlLSdOpl;iToldlsl SOandOlsEtilbs'Yeiiptigns
br Shares 'may he withdrawn tit any time lifter' ten days'
notice.- IMbinter may hold any number of Shared. 'Feinales
and Minors may hold Shares. No Fines on Shares in progress,
but only on arrears of Loan repayments.
2. Shares payable by monthly, quarterly, or yearly Sub-
scriptions, or the whole at once. Monthly Subsicription, 85.
Entrance Fee, 2s. 6d., and 6cl. extra every three months,,per
Share, towards the working mtpenses. -First payment on a
Share will be 126.; second and other monthly payments, 85. ;
6d. being added every third'month as quarterage for etpenses.
3. A Share will be issued on receipt of 12s. at the Offices.
Remittanees may be made in Postage Stamps tinder £2, Post-
office Order up to £5, Cheques and half Bank Notes. A year's
Stibscription and Fees ort a Share is £5 Os. 6d., including Pass
Book and a cdriiplete Share 4s. Gd.
4. Persons may be SharehOldcrs, Depositors, Ailottees, or
Borrowers; and the Society may be used therefore as a Sav-
ings or Deposit Bank, to acquire interest with the privilege of
Prompt. withdrawal, the taking of land -being optional.
5. IntereSt on Loans on 'Mortgage to Members who take
Land is £5 per cent., and the charge, for mortgage is £1 Is.
each* for any number of Lots and Stamp Duty 2s. 6d. per
cent:, and .15s. additional for registration if the Land be in
Middlesex or Yorkshire. The Allottee may at any time
'redeem his mortgage by paying all sums then due from him
to the Society. All conveyances of allotments are free of any
expense; to. Members. .
6. The Conservative Land Society affords the speediest and
cheapest opportunity ,of acquiring the freehold franchise in
counties. The Society has purchased valuable estates for
allotment in the following counties :--1. Kent ; 2, Surrey ; 3,
Essex ; 4, Kent ; 5, Herts • 6, Sussex ; 7, Berkshire ; 8, Wor-
eater ;' 9, Lincolnshire ; 10,•Nottinghamshire ; 11, Yorkshire ;
12, Somerset; 13, South Lancashire; 14, Hants; 15, Dorset;
16, Oxford; 17, Suffolk. • In all 43 estates, and purehasesWill
be made in other counties.
The Solicitor of the Society will support the claims of the
allotted in the Registration Courts free of expense. Legal and
surveying business transacted entirely -at the Central-offices.
Central-oflicesi 33, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, W.C.

93,02614 2

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THE LONDON,
CLAYTON-SQUARE,
IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.