The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-28 00:00:00

GRAND PANORAMA OF THE NILE,
NOW EXHIBITING,
47' THE PANORAMA HALL, BOLD-STREET,
WILL SHORTLY BE CLOSED.
THIS GREAT MOVING PANORAMA, from the
for,EgYptian-Hall, London, will be Exhibited in Liverpool

I,IISHORT TIME LONGER.
e /11111ENSE SUCCESS of this, the first British Pano-
WPa exhibited in London, is the best guarantee for its fidelity.
Qted by HENR Y WARREN and JAMES FAHEY, Esqrs.,
_,ident and Member of the N.S.P.W.C. from Drawings
)`.e during a Residence of twelve ye •.—Egypt, by JOS.
XONII, Esq., Associateof the P Jan Scientific Mission,
-,Fellow of the Antiquarian ety of Cairo.
'IEIARACTERISTIC IN ' UMENTAL AND VOCAL
MUSICA LLUSTKATIONS.
IA • Open Daily, at Three and Half-past

,ken o'clock.
ttpr tecture,,,bi a Native of Darfur, Central Africa, will
ter ace events o importance, from actual experience, in re-
.t,,7ce to the Slave-trade.
-„-MORRoW, (Wednesday,) the 29th instant, will be delivered
4etpt LECTURE, illustrating Egypt's testimony to the
`"-LLAIPLuFe4-

;
Half-r

eats, 2s. ; Back Seats, Is. ; Fit, Gil

THELICENSED VICTUALLERS' CHARITY
TEE
BA, in aid of the FUND a to the
of he the NEW INSTITUTION in the West Derby-roadD,
ls,„ne held at the TOWN-HALL. on WEDNESDAY. January 12th,
Vre (-ender the immediate patronage of the Worshipful the
th)R- The Wellir.gton-rooms Quadrille Band, under the
chon of Mr. Gribbin, is engaged.
11:!ekets, 10s. each ; may be had of the folio • ommittee
IRiOrs. John Allinson, Chairman, St es's-street ; Law
qi”, Vice-chairman, Coburg-doc otel ; Richard Lumb
!a,:;!1311r"n-street ; J. C. M'Kenzi. , lathbone-street ; Thomas
'?l,,n.Hanover-street ; Willi Liversidge, Burlington-street;
ickers, Fontenoy- et ; John Atkinson, Lower Har-
lk;'..oo:street ; Willia orsvth, Wood-street ; Thomas Luff,
td-street SJo vans, Upper Dawson-street; Benjamin
cee%t Great Charlotte-street; Robert Graham, Great Nelson-
-1,1,",,Y0rth •, Anthony Mackenzie, Dale-sheet; Robert Bry-
th, ‘)Pper Pitt-street; Thomas Clarke, Cable-street; and at
institution, 59, St. Anne-street.
By order, GEORGE GRIST,
''',)ecentber 23,1852.

Secretary

NJUTHPORT PIER COMPANY,
'rj, •
.111(PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED,) •
E CONSTRUCTION AND IN
OF
s' JETTY OR PIER FROM THE PROMENADE-OF

SOUTHPORT TO LOW WATER

NOT TO OUNDS, IN SHARESEXCEED OF ONE PSEVE Nn EACH OUSAND
DEPOSIT, ONE SHILLING R SHARE.

COMMITTEE OF NAOEMENT.
e ' Lees, Esq., J.P., Chair n, Southport.
„
Hardy Wrigley, Esq. • ~ Southport.
fiat Hulme, Esq., J.P outhport.
es Glover, Esq., Southport.
Jonathan J ;on, J.P., and Chairman of the
Tuthport Im ovement Commissioners.
gohn kughton, Southport.
'
nn
Brown, Southport.
ann Burwell,. South 1.30 rt..

;r. -'!ltn•les Clough, Southport.
ji„llXleton Cooper, Southport.
Ames Hunt, Southport.
beret Johnson, Bookseller, Southport

gason, Southport.
P.,)'°Pnas Part, Wigan.
liaSalthouse, Southport.
We!thy, Ormskirk.
baltel Wood, Southport.
p a!ehard Wright, Builder, Southport.
',chard Wright, Land Agent, Southport.
With power to add to their number.
BANKERS.
Messrs. Lawe and Co:, Southport.
The Liverpool Bank, Liverpool.
Messrs. Loyd, Entwisle, and Co., Manchester
SECRETARY.
Mr. T. B. Hodgkinson, Southport.

•
PROSPECTUS.
111,,,"' Want of a convenient and ready access to Low
Wetter has long been felt to be a serious inconvenience to
n's and Inhabitants of Southport, and the rapid in-
te Town renders the construction of a Pier for that
lost a matter of necessity, and at the same time
fair prospect of its forming a safe and lucrative in-

[way from Liv
,ome years.

erpool to Soutbpoi t has now been in

'port. Railway, in course of co

probably he opened in the ensuing summer,
1111}7 establishing a direct railway communication between
N,rt and Manchester and the densely populated district
qg~Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire, and
nth olgrtltanchester within an hour and a quarter's ride of

has also been given of an application to Parliament in
ea Session for powers to make a Railway from St.
through Ormskirk, to Southport.
ettunaber of houses in Southport has been increased by
%tin one-fourth since the commencement of 1851. Those
14rllilt have been found insufficient to meet the demand,
,tt'e can be little doubt but that increased railway accom-
.

1Z
, vyill necessar tend to a demand muchreater
r,..,a,itherto beenily found to becreate the case; but even at the
lation would be more than

rediLe of incre
40.,•1121 ten years

of adding to the attractions of Southport,
n„, . for the wants and accommodation of its Inha-
,' th-'flel Visitors, it is proposed to erect a Pier, to commence
Promenade, and extending from thence to Low We-
„ ee'4nee of about 1300 yards, with two lines of roadway
fog,fntre, adapted for light carriages, and a walk on each
411(1 "C't Passengers, thus affording to the public an exten-
,e t4Nrceable promenade over the sea at High Water, and
4)11,,,T e.time providing the means of bathing with comfort
bi 'Thence at Low Water, and of access to and landing
easure boats and other vessels with ease and safety at
tide.

le will be derived from admissions to the Pier,
!asure and other boats landing and embarking

'"'n ascertained that the amount paid in Southport
re of donkeys and donkey carriages exceeds 13200 per
for bathing in the sea, at fourpence per bath on an
ceeds .1610 per annum ; and for sailing, at an aver-
Pene per passenger. exceeds 1360 per annum
,tel,a, facts, and from _

e rapid and -probable increase
e actual receipts at the Lowestoff,
otber similar Piers as the basis of

M 4101' 't is Confidently expected that the income to be
the undertaking, after discharging all outgoings,
ties duple dividend on the capital employed.
iiitio,s'esirous of obtaining Shares are requested to make
4ty;', in the following Form, to the Chairman of the
tlier4,tor.sthe Secretary, Mr. T. B. HOBO KINSON, COM-
,..of4elce, Southport the Mr. ROBERT JOHI±ISON,
,011thPOrt ; or at Office of Messrs. WOOl3-
'4 Et„4.? and SCOTT
Applications Solicitor, Wigan, from whom Pros-
qu Forms of may be obtained.

OIJTHPORT •PIER COMPANY

HARES,

of the Southport Pier Compgny,

4, I request you will allot me - Shares of .'1
proposed Southport Pier Company; and I under-
!be same, or any less number, and to pay the
"go the necessary Deeds when required to do so.
day of , 183 .
Name (in full)