The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK.

PHE TWENTIETH ANNUAL MEETING of
the PROPRIETORS will be held at the BA.Nx, Water-
street, 0, TUE/. n AV. the 29th instant, at One o'clock, for the purpo ,e
of rece:ving a Report of the Directors upon the affairs of the Com-
pany, for the year ending 30th .'une last; and for other business.
T. P. G. SMITH. Manager.
2nd July, 1856.

LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK.
THIRTY-SIX FE DIVIDEND.
THE DIRECTORS of the LIVERPOOL BOROUGH
BANK GIVE NOTICE to the PROPRIETORS, that
they hereby declare a Half-yearly DIVIDEND, at tit!! rate of Seven
per Cent. per Annum, on the paid-up Capital of the Compan v, and
that such Dividend will be payable at the Rank, on and after the gtit
instant. By Os der of the Board,
J. P. G. SMITH, Manager.
Dated at Livii grow,. this lid day of July, 18-6.
The T,ansfer 800, s will be closed until the 10th instant, Inclusive.
Each Proprietor wi 1 be expected to pro .uce his Certificate of
Shares on applicaticn for his Dividend, If required.

LIVERPOOL FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY'S EXIIIB [TI ON.
THE SECOND EXHIBITION thii Season
will be held at the BoraNic GAnnuics,-Edge-lane, on
THURSDAY next, the 3rd of July, where the Subscribers wi.l exhibit
for Sale an Assortment of Garden Seeds, of the newest and most
elegant designs.
C. D. YOUNG & CO., Castle-buil'ings, Derby-square.

pALMER'S fIEAD.—A''CAST 6r The 'HEAD
of WILLIAM PALMER, the Murderer, is now
ON VIEW, at the Phrenologic,l Institute, 30, Mount:pleasant,
Liverpool. Mr. Bridges, who obtained the cast from the head of
the murderer, will be in attendance to explain the developinents„
and contrast them with those of other murde ers, as well as those
of philo-ophers, moralists, and divines. To pr: vent overcrowding,
a charge of 6d will be made. Open from Ten in the morning till
Eight at night.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,

INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE,

_ALT 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 —pr esent.
JOHN STEWART. ES Q., Mayor, in the Chair;
It was moved by the Rev. Rector Campbell, seconded by J. B.
Aspinall, F.sq., and
Resolved unanimously,—That we, the inhabitants of Liverpool,
deeply sympathise with tho,e of our friends and allies in France,
who have lately been subjected, under P, ovidence. to severe afflic.
tion by an Inundation which has destroyed a large portion of th..ir
property, arid I as reduced many thousands to extreme distress.
It was moved by William Ratbbone, Esq., seconded by
Samuel Holme, Esq., and
R.so'ved unanimously,—That this meeting desires to exdress its
sincere sympathy with the sufferers, and will most cordially assist in
the efforts now heinginadelor the alleviation of their distress.

It was moved b. the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown. seconded by
Henry Hanson, Esq., and

iteeolved unanimously,—That the clergy and ministers of religion
of all denominations in this town be requested to give their valuable
aid in carrying 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 a
committee be apro;nted for the purt,cse of receiving subscriptions,
and transmitting the s,me to France, and that the several bankers in
erpool be requested to receive subscriptions on behalf of the
committee, and that committee consist of the following gentlemen.
w,th power to add to their number
The Mayor
.. Rector

Mr. Charles Mosley
.. James Alkin
. • Henry Romaly
.. Francis A. Hamilton
▪ James Price
▪ , Robert Horsfall
.. S. R. Graves
• John Buck Lloyd
• George Holt
~ ilham Earle
.. J. S. Mat. sfield
.. H. J. Perry
.. James Thomson
.. Henry Hanson
.. Pierre 111 ussabini
▪ W. F. Macgregor]
.. Elias Arnaud

• Churchwardens
Mr. William Raihbone
.. Charles Turner
.. T. Edwards Moss
.. B. H. Jones
.. Hugh Hornby
.. Robert Hutchinson
.. Geo ge Arkle
Haiold Litt'edale
.. William Gregson
▪ Samuel Holme
.. J. B. Aspinal I
▪ Francis Maxwell
▪ George Maxwell
.. J. R. Jeffery
▪ Richard Shril
.. R. L. Jones
.. James Livingstan
• Charles Cha oner
It was moved by William Gregson, Esq., seconded by James
Ail ln, Esq., and

James Tyrer
T. M. King
DuLean

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 iu the chair.
(Signed) JOHN STEWART, ['Lohman :
The Committee would earnestly press upon all persons intending
to subscribe the importance of doing so without delay.

suhsc iptions wili e received at r. ,e various Banii; in Liverpool,
and also at the Treasurer's office. Town-hall, Liverpool.
W. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk.
Town-hall, Roth June, 1850.

Amount of Subscriptions previously advertised, 41,971 6s gi.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
John JAnson X5O 0 0 Neil and Martin ....... 2 2
Fielden, Brothers & C0,..59 0 0 John Atkinson
Charles Shaw and C0....25 0 0 Mrs. Aspinall, Oakfield.. 2 2 0
Todd Naylor, and C 0... 25 0 0 Alex. Sleigh.
Craig and Maurie. 2O 0 0 Laurence Hardman .... 2 2 •
James Stitt . .
Stitt Brothers .lO to OH. W. Jackson ........ 2 2 0
E. J. Enthovcn and Sonslo 10 OJ. B. Spence
Mather, LeJward, & Co. 10 10 OW. W. smith
Radon! and So 1 ..10 0 0 William Porter ... .... 2 3 0
Sir John Bent ..10 0 0 Mrs M. Pannell 2 2 0
John Cropper lO 0 0 ttev. W. Maynard, and
2 0 U
Edward Cropper..
Joseph Heap and Sons 10 0 0 Isaac Tyson 2 0 0
Charles Holland lO 0 01James Kenedy . 2 0 0
Thos. and Jaa. Harrison 10 0 ()Alexander Coghill
John Marnott lO 0 01Dr. Nevins .
Stolterfoht and Co ......10 0 o;Dawson W. Turner
‘1 i :lams, Park, and Co.. to 0 Oiltobert Bletard .... ... 1 1 0
E‘ans, Sons, and o. .. 10 0 0 Captain Aspinall..
Fred A. Semple - 5 6David MTh 11an....... 1 I 0
A derman Parker 5 0 O'Thomas S. Ashburner .. 1 1 0
John Dumbell 5 0 0 Edmund Thompson .... 1 1 0
It. Christie, jun.
Cunliffe, P,Aun, and Co. 5 0 iht. N. Dale
J. Ireland Blackburne .. 5 0 01Thos. L. Morecroft .... 1 1 0
Merylees, IL•dklnson, & Lo kheart and Co.
Co_ _ _ . _

, . 5 0 0 John Hilt
Charles Groves
Henry Lawrence 5 0 0 Thomas Parley ........ 1 0 0
Job Brothers
John Travis and Co 5 0 0 Thomas Gen and Son. 1 0 0
T. 13. Forward 5 6 OIR. and J. Johnson...—. 1 0 0
Fred. Robison.. ..... .. 5 0 OJ. S. Han:ocic.
.
Robert Gill .
Fromnell Bossi .. ...... 5 0 6;G. L FOkbery 1 0 0
Witham Hobe..
Telo and Prnnge 5 6 OiHolY Cross District Con.
J. G. White & Schroeder 5 *0
0! gregational additional 0 19 6
Hall and Jones
Edwd. Andrew and Co. 4 0 !Thom. s Clarke
Blake and Maxwell .... 3 3 Oi H. Cuming. sen
Jas. Lister, jun......... 3 3 0111. Cuming, jun
Strong and Reid

N.B.—The Committee remitted to the Minister of the Interior, at
Paris, by last night's post, the sum of 11,. 0,1 on account of the
Sub.,criptions raised In Liverpool; and they beg again to urge on
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, FXCHANGE-STREET EAST, IVERPOOL. SOLE AOENT,
In Cases at 4s. 6d. and Ils.

ADHESIVE .ENVELOPES.—FULL LETTER
SIZE, ss. per 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WILLBLER'S
Whloesaie Stationery Warehouse, 19, South John-ftreet.

PARCELS FOR THE CONTINENT,

CONTINENTAL DAILY EXPRESS
P! RCELS AGENCY, in connection with the Bel-
gian e oyernment Railway and Royal. Prussian Post-office.

- This Company forwards Parcels from Liverpool EVgltY EVEN-
IN 4, simultaneously with the mails. All Parcels must be sent to
the Office, as under, before half-past Five o'clock, to be in time for
despatch. _

JAMES L. CROSS, 26, Castle-street,
Agent for Liverpool.

SUPERIOR HAIR-CUTTING FOR LADIES,
GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
THERE ARE SIX HAIR-CUTTING ROOMS,
EVERY PERSON BEING SEPARATED,
AT ASTLEY' 8, 53, BOL.b-STREET.

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