The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-03 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK

rIIHE TWENTIETH ANNUAL 111 EETINO of
the PROPRIETORS will be held at raw. BANK., Water"-,
street, o•, TuEirDAY, the 29th instant, at One o'clue.: 1,:: the purpo,a
of rece'ving a Report of the Direetors u;.on the affairs of Com-
pany, fa' the year ending 30th June last; and for other busing".
J. P. G. smini. Manager
2nd July, 185%

LIVERPOOL UNION BANK. Notice is
hereby given, that a DIVIDEND of Three per
cent on the Capital Stock or the Cempan ~ for the Half year ending
the3oth June last (being at the rate of Six per cent per annual),
will te paid to the Prodrietors on •:nd after the 9th instant.
The 'FAA NSFER BOOKS will be closed from the 3rd to the 9th
instant inclusive.

By order of the Board,
JAMES LISTER. Manager;

Brunswick street 2nd July. 185 i

TO CARTERS AND OTHERS

THE BIRKENHEAD DI PROVE ME fcs
COMMISSIONERS are desirous of RECEIVING-
TENDERS for a period o' Twelve Montas, from the Ist of August
next, for the use of Horses and arts for their several works, accord-
lug to particulars, which may be seen on application at the Stu.
veyor's Office. beaten tende,s, in the form attached to the
particulars, addre sed to tlt. Ch Airman of the Road a id Improve-
ment Committee, must be sent in before the 18 i, of July instant.
The lowest or any otter Tender will not necesaa iiy be accepted.
By order, AMBROSE WALN,
Clerk of the conamisioners.
Commissioners' Offices. Hamilton-square, Birkenhead,

Ist Ju y. 1856

BANK OF LIVERPOOL.

THE DIRECTORS of the Bank of Liverpool
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the TWENTY
FIFTH GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS 'will -he,
held on FRIDAY, the ldth instant, at One o'clock in the Afternood
precise y, in the Boari-room, on the premises of the Bank, In Water-
street, Liverpool; to receive a Report of tke transactions of the
mparay, from the Ist July, 1855, to the 30th Juue last, arid fd
elect three new Directors in the place of three who retire,
By order of the Board,
SAMUEL SMITH, Manager.

Liverpool, Ist of July, 1856.
No Proprietor is allowed to vote by proxy ; nor to vote in respect
of any Shares which he shall not h Ve held for three months prior
to the Meeting. And in the case of joint Proprietors, the one whose
name sta,lds first on the Share List is alone entitled to vote.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.

INUNDATIONS IN FRANOX

AT a PUBLIC MEETING, held in the Sessions
House on Thursday, the 19th day of June, 1856, for
the purpose of expressing the sympathy of the inhabi ants of this
town and neighbourhood with the sufferers by the late Inundations
in France—present,
JOHN STEWART, ESQ., Mayor, in the Chair
It was moved by the Rev. Rector Campbell, seconded by d, a,
Aspinall, Esq., and
Resolved unanimously,—That we, the inhabitants of Liverpool,
deeply sympathise with those of our friends and allies in France,
who have lately been subjected, under Providence, to severe afflic-
tion by an Inundation which has destroyed a large portion of their
property, and has reduced many thousands to extreme distress,
It was moved by William Rathhone, Esq., seconded tri
Samuel Holme, Esq., and
R.solved unanimously,—That this meeting desires to exdress ibl
sincere sympathy with the sufferers, and will most cordially assist hi
the efforts now being made for the alleviation of their distress.
It was moved by the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brows, seconded by
Henry Denson, Esq., and
Resolved unanimously,—That the deny and ministers of religilcon
of all denominations in this town be requested to give their Wad*,
aid in tarrying out the objects of this meeting.
It was moved by Francis A. Hamilton, Esq., seconded by Elias

_
Arnaud, Esq., and
Resolved unanimously,—That in order to forward this object $
committee be nted for the purpose of receiving subscriptions,
and transmitting the same to France, and that the several bankers in
erpool be requested to receive subscriptions on behalf of the
committee, and that committee consist of tae following gentlemen.
with power to add to their number
The Mavvr

• Rector
• Churchwardens
Mr. William Itaihhone
• Charles Turner
.. T. Edwards Moss
.. B. H. Jones
.. Hugh Hornby
.. Rouen Hutchinson
.. Geo ge Arkle
.. Harold Litt edale
.. William Gregson
▪ Samuel Holme
.. J. B. Aspinall
• Franciu Maxwell
• George Maxwell
.. J. It. Jeffery
.. Richard Sheil
.. R. L. Jones

Mr. Charles Mosley
.. James Aikin
.. Henry Romilly
.. Francis A. Hamilton
▪ James Price
.. Robert Horsfall
• S. R. Graves
.. John Buck Lloyd
.. George Holt
• Vt illiam Earle
.. J. S. Mat,sfield i •
.. H. J. Perry
.. James Thomson
.. Henry Hanson
• Pierre Muesabini , „
• W. F. Macgregorj
.. Elias Arnaud
.. James Tyrer
.. T. M. King
.• Duccan

.. James Livingston
Charles Chatoner
It was moved by William Gregson, Esq., seconded by Jame*
Aikin, Esq., and

Resolved with acclamation,—That the thanks of this meeting are
hereby given to his Worship the Mayor, for his noble alacrity in
convening the meeting, and for his able conduct in the chair.
(Signed) JOHN STEWART, Chairman
The Committee would earnestly press upon all persons intending
to subscribe the Importance of doing so w,thout delay.
Subsc,iptions will Le received at the various Banks in Liverpool,
and also at the Treasurer's office, Town.hali, Liverpool.
W. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk.

Town-hall, 20th June ,1856,

Amount of Subscriptions previo❑sly advertised, as Oa.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

- -
John Johnson .50 0 0 Nell and Martin
Fielden, Brothers Sr C0,.50 0 0 John Atkinson
Charles Shaw and Co.. ..25 0 0 Mrs. Aspinall, Oakfield.. 2 2 0
Todd, Naylor, and C0...25 0 0 Alex. Sleigh... 2 2 0
Craig and Maurie.. 20 0 0 Laurence Hardman .... 2 2 .
James Stitt .
Stitt Brothers ....10 10 OH. W. Jackson ........ 2 2 0
E. J. Enthoven and Sonslo 10 OJ. B. Spence •
Mather, Ledward, & Co. 10 10 0 W. W. Smith..
Radford and Sou ..10 0 0 William Porter ... .... 2_ 2 0
Sir John Bent .......10 0 0 Mrs M. Pannell 2 2 0
John Cropper •... lO 0 0 Rev. W. Maynard, and}
2 O°V
Edward Cropper..
Joseph Heap and Sous 10 0 0 Isaac Tyson
Charles Holland 10 0 0 James Kenedy ..... 2 0 0
Thos. and Jas. Harrison 10 0 0 Alexander Coghill
John Marr.ott lO 0 01 Dr. Nevins •..•
Stolterfoht and Co ......10 0 0 Dawson W. Turner
XX i ams, Park, and Co.. to 0 01Robert Blezard
Evans, Sons, and Co. ..10 0 o,Captain Aspinall..
Fred A. Semple
I
A'derman Parker 5 0 OiThomas S. Ashburner .. I 1 0
John Lumbell 5 0 0 Edmund Thompson .... 1 1• 0
R. Christie, jun..
Paton,Cunliffe, and Co. 5 0 O,R. N. Dale . 1 1 0
J. Ireland Blackburne .. 5 0 o,Thos. L. Morecroft .... 1 1 0
Merylees, Hadkinson, & . ILo...ltheart and Co,
- -
C 0...

5 0 0 John Hi 11.,,,,, ~.. 1 1 0
Charles Groves
Henry Lawrence 5 0 0 Thomas Parley ........ 1 0 0
Job Brothers
John Travis and Co 5 0 oiThomas G:een and Son. 1 0 0
T. B. Forward .... 5 0 OIR. and J. J0hn50n....... 1 0 0
Fred. Robison.. ..... ... 5 0 O,J. S. Hancock..
Robert Gill ..
Fromnell Bossi ..
William Hope.. ...... .. 5 0 0 Edmund Picrp0int............ 111
000
000
Telo and Prange........ 5 0 0 Holy Cross District Con-
J. G. White & Schroeder 5 0 01 gregational additional 0 IP 6
Hall and Jones 5 0 O,J. W. Keek OlO 0
Edwd. Andrew and Co. 4 0 ( Thomas Clarke
Blake and Maxwell .... 3 3 OH. Cuming, sen
Jas. Lister, jun......... 3 3 OH. Coming, jun
.0
Strong and Reid 2 2 0 Anonymous 0 5 0
N.B.—The Committee remitted to the Minister of the Interior,at
Paris, by last night's post, the sum of .e1,,,01 on account of the
Subscriptions raised In Liverpool; and they beg again to urge en
the public the absolute necessity of promptitude in paying their
subscriptions, in order to meet the urgency of the case.

OISEATJ'S PARISIAN SPECIFIC.
TASTELESS, SPEEDY, & CERTAIN.
RICHARD BIRD, CHEMIST,
24, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, IVERPOOL. SOLE AO2NT.
In Cases at 4s. 6d. and Us.

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SIZE, ss. per 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WILLMER'S
Whloesale Stationery Warehouse, 19. South John-ftreet.

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GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
THERE ARE SIX HAIR-CUTTING ROOMS,
EVERY PERSON BEING SEPARATED,
AT ASILEY'S, 53, BOLD-STREET.

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