The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-05 00:00:00

72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

Gentlemen can save Twenty per cent. by hav'ng their clothes
made here. A scientific correct fit, and choice f.om select Stock, of
the most approved material,
N.B.—No Ready made Clothes kept upon the Premises.

A CASE of FINE HAVANA CIGARS,
Just taken out of Bond, price 28s. per lb.

BRAND, LA U.
J. ATHERTON, 83, LORD-STREET.

CHABLES WILLMEE, WHO LE SALE
STATIONER, MACHINE PRINTER, and Foreign
NEWSPAPER AGENT, 19, South John-street. Liverpool; and
109, Fulton-street. New York.

5000 SHOPKEEPEBS' HANDBILLS, 15s,

BY CHARLES WILLMER,

GENERAL PRINTER, NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE,
19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL.

0
MILNERS' HOLD FAST AND FIRE
01
RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the
mutual reaction of non-conduction and vapourlsation at 212°
Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their Quadrup'e
Patents of 1840-51-54 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Prool
Solid Lock and Door (without which no Safe is secure)
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THE °
STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT.
5 mootliLNEictoSm' pmENIX (212) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL,
the complete and extensive In the world, employing nearly
three hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery
adapted to every branch of the work, Show-rooms, fi and 8, Lord-
street, Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-street, City.—
Circulars free by post.

DECAYED TEETH, AND TOOTHACHE!

Why stiffer when

MESSRS. GABRIEL,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTS
102, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
have a new method of filling Decayed Teeth, WITHOUT ANY PAIN
thereby preventing further decay and Toothache. Charge, 2a. 6d.

COUNTRY PATIENTS
and crhers, residing at a distance, are Informed that the White
Stopping, for filling decayed Teeth, wi'l be sent, free of charge, on
receipt of 30 postage stamps, to any ad tress, with full dLections
for use; or, sufficient for four teeth, on receipt of 7s. 6d.
Artificial Teeth fixed without pain or trouble, and guaranteed
never to change colour or decay, and also to answer every p►rrpooe
of mastication and articulation. A Single Tooth, as. 6d; a full Set,
4445. Bs

MESSRS. GABRIEL,
SURGEON DENTISTS, 102, DUKE-STREET, LIVEIIPOOL.
A Pamphlet, respecting the Teeth. may hell/144**w'

Sir Watkin Wiliam Wynn. Part., M.P., Wynnstay.
Sir R. H. Cunliffe, Brrt., C. 8., Acton Pa7r, Denbighshire.
John Lloyd Davies, Esq.. M.P., Bizendyffryn, Cardiganshire.
DIREC rons.
W. Wright, Esq., Gresford Bant Tohn Jones, Esq., Wrexham—
H.
B. Watkin Williams Wynn, Edward Tench, Esq., Ruabon

Esq., Llanvorcht, and 20, Piirk• I ?ichnrd C, Riwlini; Esq., Hope

street, Gro..venor-squarel Mills .
R. PlVllips Jones, Esq., BCD ,Themas Painter, Esq., Wrexham
Chester

(With power to add to their number.)
London Bankers—the Union Bank of Londofl

Auditors—John Farrer. Esq., Banker, Manchester; Buell Owen.
E.q., Barnsbury.park, Loudon. (Future Auditors to be elected
annually by the shareholders.)
Solicitors—Messrs. Edeworth and Pugh, Wrexham.
Head-offiu, Wrexham.
The want of adeq•sate banking tacititi s in mans parts of tits
principality, and the increasing wealth, business, and population of
the country. not only justify, but call for, the establishment of a
national bank in Wales.
The Deed of Sett'ernent. which has been approved by the Board
of Trade. and will be embodied in the Royal Charter, contains the
following, among othe• clauses, viz :
Power to the shareholders to wind up the affairs of the Bank It
at any time the Auditors shall report that one fourth of the capital
of the bank has been lost.

That Two Auditors shall be elected annually by the share-
holder..

in'trost to be allowed upon customers' balances and deposits
No advances to be made on mines or mineral leases.
No advances allowed to Directors or officers of the Bank.

One-half of ihe shares have already been taken up by persons in
the locality, leaving only the remaining half, namely 500 shares, to
be Issued to the pubic, for which-applications miy be made at the
offic-s of the Company, High-street, Wrexham, North Wales ; or to
the following brokers :—Messrs. Taunton and Mnlyneux, Liverpool ;
Mr. John Cooke Manchester; Messrs. Philp Cazenove and Co..
29, Lothbury. London; Messrs. Pot•er and Co , Leeds; Mr.: John
Ashton, Birmingham ; Mr. J. K. Tbomas, Bristol.

ANTHONY DILLON, Secretary pro tern.

TO the SHTPOWNPRS, MASTERS, and
OTHERS, OF LIVERPOOL.
Gentlemen,—We cannot pass over the degrading p'acard, which
some of the officials of the Bailors% Home have the Becht proper to
paste on the walls, without appealing to your sympathies. -
We are well aware that your good feelings are with us , did not
the or itrary legislation of the Board of Trade prevent you from
openly showing it.
We are also aware that as a body you are not at all satisfied with
the change thus forced upon you, and would prefer the old system
of Shipping Seamen, and which, in addition to its many vexations
and obstacles thrown in your way, entails a considerable expense
up: n you, and this for no other purpose than to support sundry
government officials, without any equivalent good to yourselves.
Under these circumstances we hope and trust you will show
that independent spirit which ever characterises the British ship-
owner a-d merchant, and petition Parliament for the revocation of
the part of the Act of 17 and 18 Victoria, which makes it impera-
tive to ship and pay cff your crews at the Gove-nment Shipping
Office; but, should the Government entertain views and objects
which do not happen to come within your knowledge. that, at all
ev nts, they will revoke that part f the act which pr hibits the
employment of private agents, and either put them under license
or otherwise, according to the act, as their wisdom may direct—
lst.—Because they facilitate the shipp'ng r f crews; and. In reality
(if the Dolts In the Government Shipping Office could see clearly),
render them csnecial service.
G 02,n.
edr.n—mTelni :ttsthhipeypinazreoffia
ce
intended considerable pecuniary saving to the
3rd.—lf the Act to protect the Seaman from extortion,
ithas signally failed. since one Ship; i• g Master and seven Clerks. A?
r conduct within the short space of two
fLocrabs;ribeiriayveanbdseni.dpisr?paerged f: mu the Government Shipping Office
months.
‘Ve trust, Gentlemen. we have fully proved whether the CRIMPS
are within, or outside, the Government Shipping Office.
We remain. Gentlemen,
Your obedient humble Servants, at command,
THE OLD LICE 'NISEI/ SIIIPPING AGENTS
OF THE PORT.

IMIT ED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIPS.

The following Petition is now in course of Signature in
dle Exchange News Rooms :
TO THE HONOURABLE THE COMMONS OF THE UNITED
KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND IN

PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED. 1
THE HUMBLE PETITION OF THE lINDERSIGNED MERCHANTS,
BANKERS, SOLICITORS, AND TRADERS IN LIVERPOOL.
SHRWETII,--That it is of the fl •st importance to the genera
te
interests of commerce, and also a matter of bare justtce.toaser
withis a
traders, so as to enable thin to stand on a fair andeq
ual
anbde likely
permittedo rise
t
intothnumerouse existence,
tJointhat the Stock d
vadvance Companies
ot
Capitalnow should
rising,
thewould,
oamounti o
e
fortunesd
wholeh.spie
dgeof the advancers, to the
only,such traders on
the terms
per aonwahmlne
n
ofyour Petitioners, induce Owners of Capital, content with a moderate
return, to place the same in the business of a private Trader, as
payment
of
alteration ra debts
t n o ofof
hhee
to t Lah
concern.aw
That nwouldeffect
readily as they would in the Shares of a Joint Steck Company, and
they and the Public would alive be benefitted thereby.
At the same time your Petitioners are of opinion that no owner of
capital advancing money based on a participation in the profits of a
business, should b, entitled to come into competition with other
creditors of the trader to whom such advance is made, nor be
entitled to receive repayment of the advance until all other debts
contracted during the time of such advance are discharged.
Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray that the Partner ship
Amendment Bill may pas into a Law. having fir- t received such
amendments as will effectuate the above objects ; and that such
Bill may in justice to Private Traders pass concurrently with. or
previously te, any Bill for better organising, and facilitating Ine
establishment of Joint Stock Co r
And pair Petitioners will every
Christopher Rowdon, merchant
T. Edwards Moss, banker
Thomas Sel ars, merchant
Rathbone Brothers & Co.
Thomas Rigge, solicitor
James Aikin, merchant
EWdmw.aJrd. Lampert,He:th Ai
Co., eho t
merchants
Milly. Romilly & Co., merchants
J. P. G. Smith, banker
C. Robertson, merchant
r chants
J.IS. De Wolf & CO, me t
& Co., merchants
Richd. Shell
tt broker
Wtllism ROwo
Gibbons. EW.nlB:Jll.eWnryilsoFnu,rmilles
E. j Gib • broker
ane
nr
chants
,chant
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rße:Yryys,o' eJnsi nbbroker
: : Bryson. broker
w. a-ery, Jun., mer merchant
F. A. Tamplin, steam-boat owner
Chas. Braunlie, merchant
• K. Claypole, merchant
R. Peoiston, me-chant
James Hosack, merchant
Joseph Robinson, wool broker
John H. Swan, merchant
Edward Singlehurat, broker
Walter White, broker
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Fray, &c.
Jacobson, merchant
Benton Grindrod, broker
Char Ross, broker
Joseph RiclawaY, merchant
Wiloam Edmonds. merchant
Christopher Margett, merchant
Charles Cummins, merchant
8 merchant°
b
Moss Joseph, met chant
James Rudolph
Fettle, i J
James Pender Logan, merchant
Henry Fernie, merchant
R. Lamo steam-ship owner
Fras. 13. N. Peters, drysteter
John W harem, broker
Thos. R. Morecroft, metal broker
John Scott. merchant
Robert Cochran, merchant
J. H. Nightingale, reporter, &c.
William Fort, merchant
L. F. Keogh cotton broker .
Thomas Hunter, broker
James Robson, broker
Wm. Newton, merchant
Patrick Magee, merchant
J. E.Greenvro.m
• d Co..merchaati
Joshua Wood.
StephenWatson,erchant
Watson merchant
'John Morris. merchant
Wm. S. Rukinsca, mereliaes