The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-10 00:00:00

TWENTY POUNDS REWARD.

N the matter of CHARLES PHILLIPS
T EDNEY and ALFRED RAINS, of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster. Wholesale Druggists, Bankrupts.
Whereas, information has been gi. en to the Assignees that Ilse
above named ALFRED RAINS was shortly before his bankruptcy
possessed of a large and valuable Library of Books, and It is believed
that the said Alfred Rains has secreted the same, warns Is
HERE BY GIVEN, that a REWARD of TWENTY POUNDS will
he g ven to any person who will give such information as will lead
to the discovery of such Books ; a proportonate part of such Reward
will also be paid on the discovery of any part or parts of such
Library. And Notice is Hereby Given, that aryl person who shall
wilfully conceal any part of the Estate of the said Bankrupts, or
either of them, and shall not on or before the lath day of March
next discover such Estate to the Court, or to the Assignees, shall
forfeit the sum of,eloo, and double the value of the Eststelso
concealed.

Information is to be given to Mr. EnwAnn ROBERTS. Accountant.
Commerce-court. Lord-street, Liverpool; or to Was. BIRD. Esq..
Official Assignee, South Castle-street Liverpool; or to Messrs.
EvANs & SoN, Solicitors to the Assignees of the Estate and Effects
of the 'aid 2Linkrup,s.
Dated the 'l9tir day of February, 1856.
EVANS & SON,
Commerce-court, Lord-street, Liverpool.

BANK of WALES.—To be incorporated by
Royal Charter, under the Banking Act. Commencing
Capital '1(10,000 In 1,0)0 shares of .100 each, upon which not
rno,e than .i'so per alta.e will be called up.
Provision is made bi tit Deed (which has been approved by
the Board f Trade) to enable the Directors to Increase the capital
frc m time to time, by the creation of new stares, as the exigencies
require. TRUS FE ES.

- Sir Watkin Wi Pam Wynn, Part., M.P., Wynnstsy.
Sir It. H. Cunliffe, Bs rt., C. 8., Acton Park. Denlighsbire.
John Lloyd Davies, Esq., M.P., Blaendyffryn, Cardiganshire.
DI REC CO RS.
W. NVrighr, Esq., Gresford Ben; iohn Jones, EN.. Wrexham
IL R. Watkin Williams Wynn Edward Tench, Esq.. Ruabnn
Esq., Llanvord a, and 2,), Park- tichttrd C, Rawlins, Esq., Hope
street, Grosvenor-square) Milts
IL Phillips Jones, Esq., ilf.D , Thomas Painters Esq., Wrexham
Chester

(With power to add to their number.)
London tiankers—the Union Hank of London.

Auditors—John Darer, Esq., Banker, Mancheqer ; Nuph Open..
E.g., Barnsbury-park, I,,nclon. (Future Auditors to be elected
snunally by the shareholders.)
Solicitors—Messrs. Edgwortli and PughXreihnm,
Head-office, Wrcx am.
The want of adeq late banking tacilltb a In many parts of the
principality, and the Increasing wealth, business, and population of
the country, not only justify, but call for, the establishment of 11
national bank in Wales.

The Deed of Sett ement, wtich has been approved by the Board
of Trade, and will he embodied in the Royal Charter, contains the
following, among other clauses, viz :
Power to the shareholders to wind up the afnirs of the Bank U
at any time th,• Auditois shall report that one fourth of the capital
of the bank has been lost.
That Two Auditors shall be elected annually by the Share-
holders.

In't r,st to be allowed upon customers' balances and deposlUi.

No advances to be made on mines or mineral leases

No advances allowed to Directors or officers of the Bank,

One-half of the shares have already been taken up by persons in
the locality, leaving only the te.naining half. namely 500 she es. to
he issued to the pubic, for which applications mg be made at the
offic a of the Company. High-street, Wrexham, North Wales ; or to
the following brokers :—Messrs. Taunto.; and Ninlyneux, Liverpool'
Mr. John Cooke Manchester; /creole, Philip Cazenove and Co.,
39, Lothbury, London; Messrs. Potter and Co Leeds; Mr. John
Ashton, ilirm'ngham ; Mr. J. K. Thomas, Bristol.
ANTHONY DILLON, Secretary pro tem.

4 outijan ants Coyttql)

Tio the TRUSTEES of the SOUTHERN and
TOXTETH HOSPITAL.
MY LOP,DS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN---
I bog to offer myself as a Candidate for the office of Honorary
Sur.teon to your most excellent Institution, and most respectfully
so:icit your vot‘s and interest, while
I have the honour to remain,
My Lords, Ladies, and Gent'emen:
Your very obedient servant, •
J. NOTTINGHAM.
Fellow of the Itoyal Coll-•ge of Surgeons of England, and
Senior Surgeon to [the St. Anne's Dispensary and
Eye and Ear Institution.
lq, no.consmon-street, March 4,185 G.

TO the TRUSTEES of the SOUTHERN and
TOXTETIL HOSPITAL.

LADIES AND GENTLE3SKII,
y ere:
RN
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TIADLA. CANDIDATE
et ha
ler
affid
yc flies oe
nHf
for soma
Surgeon s
lbegt o
tootffheer
sm, 0 u
time In the service of the Medical Chat ides of Liverpool, having held,
afonrdt.wo years, the office of House Surgeon in the 1103al Infirmary,
Y four, that of IL norary Surgeon to the Dispensaries;
a n :den one of ti,e Lecturers oniAnatorny in the Liverpool R yal
•
Infirmary School of Medicine.
Shou'd 1 obta'n the appointment for which I now sp my best
eff its shall be exerted to pe,forrn its duties in such a matter as
sh,ll most advance the userukess c,f the Charity.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Serv.nt,
F. D. FLETCHER, M.R.C.S ,
Member of the British Medical Society of Perla.
1, ifornington-terrace, March, sth, 1856.

rf 0 the TRUSTEES of the SOUTHERN and
TOXTETII HOSPITAL.

MY LORDS, LAMES, AND
iinwtll ng to anticipate the result of the present contested eleetlnt
for the Southern and Toxteth Hospital, a.. ,d anxious, at the seine
tune to protect myself against premature cmvars for the office of
ASSISTANT H °NORA KY SURGEON which will soon be vacant,
I 13-g respectfully to announce that, should such vacancy arse I
intend at the proper time to solicit your support.
For some time I was House surgeon to your noble Institution,
and had an opportunity of becoming practically familiar with the
g, had the
duties devolving upon the officers; and upon retirin
honour to rec ive a flattering test;monial from the Medical Board et
le
th,. Establishment. This and other testimonials which I shall have
dtlisetihnoctnioounrotfoaysioucubarmusviulpooly.rot;is.ireal to many of the Trustees, and
will,m I trust, justify me in soliciting the
Al a per...,
the early date on which the election is• •
ly to take place, will
whint
preclude the po Y
of calling upon all, I trust my partial ca Vallb
will not be attributed to any want of courtesy or respect.
I have the honour to be,
My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant.
BARNABAS BARRETT.
and L.S.A.

g 5, Dingle-hill,
6th ➢larch, 185

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