The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-02 00:00:00

EAR DOCTOR, what do you advise P I
ISV advise Alfred Mellon's Concerts, afterwards to
Covent-p-arden, hear some charming singing, order
9ne 0, their capital' chops and magnificent potatoes, and that
Is the best advice I can give you.

LNAHAN'S LL WHISKY v. COGNAC,
BRANDY. -
This celebrated Old IRISH WHISKY rivals the finest
PUNCH BRANDY,
It 15 Pure, Mild, Mellow, Delicious, and very Wholesome.
Scold in Bottles, 35. Bd., at the Retail Houses in London ; by
"4 Agents in the principal towns in England ; or wholesale

Obse 8, GREAT WINDMILL-STREET, W.
44Kina
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Whis Red Sal,S Pink Label, and Cork branded
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TELE MARLBOROUGH CLUB COMPANY
(Limited,.
___XeOTICE IS lIEREBY GIVEN that this Club will be
,13..ne3 for the reception of its Members on FRIDAY, the
01 August.
12th day
S. 0. RATTENBIJRY, lion. Secretar.
pßwei,t?i t_ered Mee of the Company, d, John-street, Bedforyd-
_ ' "•u•

FREEMASONS' TAVERN COMPANY
(Limited.)
Registered under the Companies Act, 1862.
Capital. £(15,00e, in 6,500 rhares of £lO each.
-!..,:eposit on application, X 1 per share, and £2 on allotment ;
motto further call will exceed £2, nor be made within three
• Months, and further calls will be unnecessary until the
new buildings are completed.
Sir 3- 'pun DIRECTOBS.
" Heron Maxwell, Bats, Eccicston-square, and
Hen
liumfriesshire..
e.‘VYjiridges, Esq., Bridgewater.
da • 'lkington, Esq. Edgbaston, Birmingham.
►rhPea McKwan, Esq', 38, Cannon-street, and Addiscombe
e, Croydon.
eas Middleton, Esq., Loman-street, Southwark, and Hill
(„___o°.ilse, Dulwich.
--`,lPrtse Smith, Esq., Conduit-street, and Melmouth Lodge,
,s_,Yde, Isle of Wight.
—T,"„evr Macpherson Walls, Esq., Lloyd's, and 11, Leaden-
Lw-street.

With power to add to their number.
riessrs. Willis, PercivaBANKERS
l, and Co.. Lombard-street.
Tice London and County Bank, 411, Oxford-street.
BROKERS.
Messrs. Brunton and Son, 32, CornhilL
Ben SOLICITOR.
-17 Well Valiance, Esq., 12, Tokenhouse-yard.
AUDITOR.
ItheBoBllBBe.COoper, Brothers, and Co., George-street, Mansion-
J. 0. Da SECRETARY (PRO TEM.)
Zniel, Esq., Secretary to the Royal Caledonian

TEMPORARY OFFICES.
5, Cowper's-court, Cornhill. •
s. This r,
leaee
~-ornpany has been formed for the purchase of the
N'erfi and stock in trade of the Freemasons' Th-
ule ,_vreat Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, together with
ern,,,exteasive new and important buildings, nc.w being
ducton the same and adjoining site. Its object is to on-
this and enlarge the general and Masonic business which
teic establishmoit has sustained for nearly a century. as
and ibthe Grand Hall of Assemb,y of the Masonic Order,
loge a-7e ,centre in which are held the great public meet-
tioan' a large number of the political, religious, and educa-
Of I,:t societies of the country, and the anniversary banquets
xte° charitable institutions, coupled with an important and
Thn'lve Private connexion.
he Masonic Brethren, who are the proprietors of the free-
l'l'zt,v,e recently determined to build a separate and dis-
stsuet for the sole use of the Masonic body, and to on- a adjoining to it, a new and magnificent tavern, compris-
kreairaud hall and numerous state apartments, thereby
the PrY increasing and improving, not only their own art of
gpreen,erra?ertY. but especially that devoted to the uses of the
Whilst these important alterations are in
thee e,B —and they are no w going forward with rapidity-
1, Xistincr business of the establishment will not be inter-
.reti
hell these
1)0,, these extensive enlargements and improvements are
act7l3,e,ted, the Freemasons' Tavern will, in extent and char-
-7,141:', accommodation, be without a rival in the metropolis.
new ',',ProPosed arrangements contemplate the erection of a
Nvithcos'rmarid Hall, capable of dining upwards of 500 guests,
innwht approaches and large galleries to oorrespond
will be attached retiring and subsidiary rooms,
Witt taco, every requisite of modern comfort and convenience
1 " Provided rendering the whole equally convenient for
418•i_ie
concerts, balls, and great meetings. There will
0k,;',13,e erected minor halls of ample extent, including turner-
Of rid:king-I'OOMS of adequate proportions, adapted to the use
Vate parties.
tore? Proposed tJ fit up, with every modern convenience,
The and reading rooms, so as to afford to the members of
Of 4.'1 body all the conveniences and peculiar advantages
not'otscio. The want of such accommodation has been long felt,
Vial h7ly by metropolitan, but also and especially by provin-
-I,oBer,ethren, and visitors from the colonies ; and it is pro-
scale`L to
supply this want upon the most effective and liberal
prat should be observed that all these alterations and im-
„ enaeents are undertaken by and will be completed solely
ost of the great Masonic body.
by thee large public and Masonic business already possessed
court_ avert? cannot fail to be augmented when the new
17c. M of law in the immediate neighbourhood shall have been
..eNted, and when the great local improvements and projected
e thoroughfares shall have been completed ; and as it is the
!feared establishment of the kind to the termini of three trunk
foies - the Metop
Osi and Dover d London, Chatham,
ill_ -cross, an
attract numbers or visitorit ':
to Lnoencedsosna.rily by 8
It situation
Ilavir-g regard to the present amount of returns at the
-'re„er-.lasons"l'avern, to the projected extension and improve-
rine at of the whole establistimeni
trade, and that of the highest' h r,
.erivab e
„Masonic body, to the facility ctrodethenadditio al sources
in from the
wit which the trade will
Jae
lace orta be conducted, and to the more than rtion-
able diminution of the working expenses, competentprofes-
prop o
sioaal judges estimate the future returns of the new esta-
blishment at £30,000 rer annum ; and computing the gross
Profits .
and expenses upon the ordinary scale, and without
too much into detail (which would be obviously
net
pedient in a public prospectus', it is difficult to conceive Z,...iivaestrnont more safe or more fairly remunerative than
boldo ab nreFeusnder consideration. The purchase of
ithne
and the goodnwesill, anndof tliilprreefsarennt p_ t stock
refurnishing the
hew 0-0 dozen of wines &c., and
tir establishment, will not' exceed £lO,OOO, of which sum
l'°°') will not be required until the new buildings are
couiPleted
The •
ke„
°present lessee will take an active part in the manage-
111_4 the smears.f the company, Ent will have a large
,past in its wel
sevieeac facts give ample assurance of a surplus in the sutbe-
Vohole' Capital of the comp .ny of about £25,000, after h
oesear of the outlay khan have been made, rendering unne-
A 8 any calls for this portion of the capital expeaerther ev, dence of th, success which may reasonably be
of to attend this company, from the cou,bined support
also,e4unent a body as the toe ety of Freemasons, it may
Warr Mentioned that this powerful order sub cubes up-
of th 7 01 £lO,OOO annually at the three anniversary feetivali
Of the sestchool sand charities, which are held in the Great flail
ablt.
thlPlicationsh m
oer shares should be sent to the brokers or to
no agrte_tatY, at the temporary offices of the company.
tinnShouldtl
any der,lue t be made, the deposits will be returned
w
uuction.
4NCRESTER SHIPPING OFFICES AND
PACKING COMPANY (Limited).
IllomrPorated under the Companies' Act, 1862.
b'aPital £lOO,OOO, in 10,000 Shares of £lO each.
1411,5 „ 'Posit on application. £1 ; £2 on allotment.
40t to exceed Xi per Share, at intervals of not less

thin three months.
411- 3ostolodis •Escl
Alder, DIRECTORS.
ter 'gall Abel Heywood, Esq , Ardwick House, Mulches-
. A, (..h.airruan
102, Cross-street, Manchester.
Ames EPg,gin,'Esq "5
Hopwood-avenue, Manchester.
144 —artier, Esq4o r ester. ..Ciadwi,:k and Hamer), Kennedy-street,
All orsva,-, -.-..
(Morgan and Jackson), Greenwood-street,
TboZe6,:stei.''sq*
otrer,l rercival, E=q (Percival, Yates, and Co.), Jersey-
•tlenr,;%,, Uanchester .
lia' •"tteson, E 3*• '‘T and H. Patteson), Oxford-street,
7,4,,,licheNter cl.
( .
W. .I.7,}l,_Sy.Esq., Spring Bank, Litherland, Liverpool.
—"ia, Esq., Dover -street, Manchester,
'l* ,
Esq.,
DIRECTOR.-
Y' Wilkizso
U t; ~ 100 and 102, Cross -street, Manchester.
BANKERS.
73, King-street, Manchsjer.
The Alliance Bank rij L oth,bsuzilonnerdsonifv-up col.
E
Ecit"ita
5 ICITORS.
eheSte Whitworth, EOsqL., 2, St. James's-square, Man-
IV 11. tr.
lineal', Esq., 80, Basinghall-street, London, E.C.
/I.aressr IR T .
4"318e.h e-813t eera:km. an andAßCharl lEesCWrosrth, 3, Princes-street,

To be AUDITOR.
appointed at a general meeting of shareholders.
RN
BROKERS.
4ttruei Shore and Kirk, St. Ann's-square, Manchester.
,jen,, Woods E-q An.'el-court, Throginorton-street,
44esers,' E C.
~;l'ithjk-asquoine and Chamberlain, 2, Grosvenor-buildings,
clat,ruirn-street, Liverpool.
411„Y—Geo. Wadsworth, jun., Esq., Clifton Cottage,
z.oeles, and 90, Cross-street, Manchester.
—'l'olt.A.Ry OFFICE-96, Cross-street, Manchester,

PROSPECTUS.
offices objects of the Company are the erection of shippers'
Neil aind warerooms of superior character, fitted h all
Ala naProvements; and the laying own' of
thean tenseve
44,1 of first-class modern machinery, to meetand
tomanpdt
fib easing demand that now exists for the rapid
PI ch,of goods to foreign markets.
tai .rooa.. eligible site for the purpose has been
_scoured, eon-
y4.3-I"g' upwards of 2,200 square yards of land, within 500
Office, and
t con-
Yards of the Royal Exchange and General Posi ....Wc)-tbirds of a mile of the Goods Stations of the London
(.7121 No and Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
"°loPanies.
r . A
tit s will be seen (on reference to the plans, the site i , at the
which the . h-westerlAlbert y corner of Albert-cquare (in the centre 0! Memorial is in cou se of erection), and
,near the proposed site of the intended New Town Hall,
having frontages to Lloyd-street, South-street, and Jack
10We-row—all excellent streets, and commanding superior
nhts on three sides.
...The gradient of the land towards Deansgate is such tha_ t,
Zllot the entrance to Albert-square wi Ibe level with tiie
ind, the windows of the basement story will be above the
:he
of the two side streets, and bales can be delivered at
''',„e Westerly end without the use of cranes or hoist..
rroni the rapid development of the locality for commercial
lit,rlio
atr see, the improvements made and in contemplation, witt!
Iltbeie,,,ol;argaeortdolowahrat will be the finest square in the city, and
in the value of property in the bounotirhood during the last few years, it is highly pro-
sl„'',,e that this investment will accordingly be most mate-
,„'",Y increased in value.
f',,qo rna'n entrance wi Ibe at the angle formed by the junctitm
'3- eouth 1- --ancelb rt-aquare, giving access, at the mcst
cull, . -street and A e ,
le44ient point, to grand corridor, running the entire
a grand of the building. P through the vestibule doors,
°A v.i,,irca.e (elliptical onapslsainn)g.will leak
eteosthanedsewvaerraelrefiaomorss;
wh ''''loh •, t. h 'us suites o o
...ilat Wilt Ue t-e vario
l'erigerPnveniently attacheldavoantotriheesl,atneldeignrgasp,hwoilffil
ebees,mszet.s.:
thoesrseeb 'i, :flll.odrsionrfrt enir rooms,sa,ny
advantages to tenants which are not
~roN,P;I bY an; other premises in the 2 w nlikilusoaal arrangements have been made
andithlo4, Mr.o J. Y.
„8,145t,V,b, Maker-up and packer, of 10
his
,
extensive business,
—c)ok-i,,' 4flohester for the purchase 0
dirct.'trade, &c: ; and also for hi
"Which the Company
Will b,--eo,,uon advantageous terms,ts Y.
b forthwit
3:nit lir.',,,,ilie•Antos comuiTnce
take
of lrvices as managing
sevneens-stenths oft.herLutricnlugee
coliej 14 shares, c'annavithereby retain a r
neriettn, there isno doubt, irom his extenlasivgeeainn
department
of th,Z the trade, that hillults from thisu
PeclernPany's business be most suc
is certain that, as
inner
ex-
;each /1.
..,Oarefully I repared estimates, it i
rteetridS-'peenreznytr eThe
sbaarsei
si no
fotpheer
dt 1.1 ov 1:11
d,
etnhde
bdei vi ii dg ednoedrwill
larzettue rental of freehold nroperty in the centre of L"
11gInet,'.."101ercial and manuf cturing city in the world,sa and
tli, co ,d by the profits ot the prlckinz departmend, i*
l'lvestalD'uly at once as one of the most secure aneligible
,ielntris--uo4t, ever brought before the public.
r A Proposed to ca'l up than L 7 per. share at pre-
tlirh,,,-‘, it no allotment b 3 made, the deposit will be re-
c.:,, ,:, witiont any dedu'tion whatever.
be 8"ti)pl,8 of the memo -andum and articles of association may
r: °ll aiplication to the Solicitors or Secretary.
Propo,l3,,,,eo,fu!es, plan of site, and photographic print of the
81litre.-Z uoildinr, mty be had from, and applications fo ttrY Cor''adt o to, the Solicitors, Bankers, Brok.eTs, the Secre:
=ate-,,, Agents 0 eorge Wadsworth and Son, Financial and
2L oa Cross-st-eet. Manchester.
clot, .1%,...,,T R. IMPROVED MECHANICAL
s a,;—,... IS rrty.—Professional abilities and great artistic
‘)1 Al tr-f tei,',eo o Most successfully combined in the production
Vain, or's', .CI AL TEETH, upon a new
.princfple._ The realer.
ceci b"" Perfection of the art of Dentistry will be exp i_ as'istanK lwishing to avail themselves of professional
Eq..",
tie by consulting Mr. AL iiERT, 34, Great Russell-
.,_freet I°"ll,bury. wh-Ose experience has enabled him to
,-Likr,----, admirable, convenient contrivallOCS by artificial
', Mid which arc so pet fectly efficifut.