The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-05 00:00:00

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LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
£l2. 10s. SHARES.
PROPRIETORS are reminded that, as inti-
mated in the Report of Directors to the General
Meeting on the 20th February last, the SECOND INSTALMENT of
£2. 10s. per Share on the £l2. 10s, Shares, created 30th April, 1853,
will become DUE and PAYABLE on the Ist July next, and that they
are ,requested to pay the same accordingly, to one of the undermen-
tioned Bankers, namely :
London.—Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co.
Birmingham.—The Birmingham Banking Company.
Liverpool.—The Bank of Liverpool ; or Messrs. Moss and Co.
blanchester.—Sir B. Heywood and Co.; or the Manchester and
Liverpool District Bank.
CHANDOS, Chairman.
ROBERT BENSON, De -Chairman.
HENRY BOOTH Secretaries.
C. E. STE WART,
Easton Station, London, May 30,1857,.

By order,

CHEAP TRlPS'will leave the MONKS' FERRY
STATION, Birkenhead, at 815 a.m. On SATUR-
DAY, May 30, and EVERY'DAY in WHIT WEEK, allowing to
return any day to Saturday, June 13, as Ter bills. Fares there and
back (First Class double the amount) :—To Holywell or Mold, 3s 6d;
Rhyl, ss; Conway, 5s 6d; Bangor. 6,6 d; Carnarvon, 7s; Holyhead,
Ss; Dublin, lOs 6d. Tickets and bills at the stations, bills at 13,
James's-street, Liverpool ; or Mr. Stanley's, Manchester.

3/1-ARCUS'S EXCUTISIONs FROM AND TO
LIVERPOOL, TO LONDON, LEAMINGTON,
BIRMINGHAM,
C IVENTRY, WOLVERHAMPTON, AND SHREWSBURY,
On MONDAYS, June Ist, Bth, and 15th; and on FRIDAY, June 12th,
_ _

FOR SEVEN, FOURTEEN, OR TWENTY-ONE DAYS.
Particulars of which will be given in future advertisements.

MPORTANT NOTICE TO PERSONS WHO ARE
ABOUT TO LEAVE TOWN oN PLEASURE.-.
B3sore deciding on your out, consult MARCUS'S EXCURSION
BILr•S, which- announce TRIPS to LONDON, LEAMINGTON,
COVE TRY, BIRMINGHAM, SHREWSBURY, and numerous
other places.

gae Observe—The London and North Western line is the only
direct route to these places, and passengers are not subjected to the
annoyance of the break of gnage or change of carriage.
HENRY R. MARCUS,
LEIGH STREET, LIVERPOOL.

HESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.

SEA-SIDE RESIDENCES ON THE COAST OF NORTH WALES.

For the convenience of merchants and others, who may be induced
to resort with their families to the favottrite watering places on the
Chester and Holyhead line of railway, arrangements have been made,
in concert with the London and North Western and Cheshire Junction
Company, to run on and after this date, until further notice, fast
trains between Liverpool, Manchester, Wolverhampton, Birmingham,
&c,, and the following first class stations :
HOLYWELL, RHYL, ABERGELE, CONWAY for Llandudno), BANGOR,
CARNARYON, AND HOLYHEAD.

Trains will leave
L0nd0n..~,,,,,,,,
Birmingham .. „12 0 noon 12 55 p.m.
Wolverhampton..
Manchester
Liverpool via Holyhead , 1 40 „ 330 Chester
Arriving at—.
Holywell ...... ...... .. •• • 3 31 ~ 4145 „
Rhyl
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Abergele
Conway 4 33 „ 532 „
Bangor
Carnarvon.. •
Holyhead
Corresponding Trains leave
Holyhcad.
Carnarvon
Bangor..
Conway
Abergele
Rhyl ... „ 8 55 „ 10 64 „
Holywell .. .
Chester.
Arriving at—
Liverpool (Landing-stage) ...... 10 55 „ 115 p.m.
Manchester
Wolverhampton
Birmingham . .12 52 „ 330 „
London 345 ' , 730 ,
For full particulars of Trains and Fares, see time bills published by
the company.
Periodical Pickets, on very moderate terms, may be obtained on
application at the Company's Office, Chester.
June 1, 1857.

J. 0. BINGER.

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