The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06 00:00:00

NO. 19, BOLD-STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE CONCERT-STREET,
ESTABLISIIED UPWARDS OF TEN TEARS,

WHERE

Mahogany Chaim, stuffed, all hair, rovered
oth„ from ,x..
Loo Tablet: from
Couches * .. . ;

in hair.
Do.

AY BE 11A.E.
I Do. do. Buckingham Settee, richly carve
Do. Easy Chairs.to Mittel!

round t

d Mahogany P

Tost Bedstead

g

T,iescope
Ito. do. Chiffoni, ters, carved backwaisbelve
Easy Chairs, in maroon leather.
Solid Rosewood Ohairs, jtfuffecl

castors...
t Half-testers

brie Bedroom Chairs
Ottoman Reds
Japanned French Bedstead, with
Do. Chest Drawers
Ebtablistrefully packed and delivered, free of charge, at rafts,

covered

45 0
2 9
40 0

in canvas

ICabriole Loome. do.
AU Goods bought at this

SAMUEL CUTTER
cart be bad at 19, BOLD-1

,OPATisTOR,

S. C. would recommend buyers of Furniture to obtain bis Furniture Guide, wbict
On receipt of two postage stamps,

ROBERT HUGHES, MAYER'S EVERLASTING PI
ESTATE AGENT AND ARBITRATOR, MHESE PENS are MADE of GOLD,
"ETAS REMOVET) to the Offic the LIVERPOOL 1 lastriaimq, and so indestructible that Ten
J AND LONDON INSURANC IPANY, at the South Side sot in the least impaired its quality.
of 'fOWN- . -SQUARE, They are as flexible as the quill, perfectly anti-corrosive, and
aOsite firmer Offices, Mortimer-terrace,) adapted jo any handwriting. Price, part Silvls.QPnlrbe hillings

TIPPED with

Years' use Las

(Nearly o

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MANUFACTIIRED
_ . M'GIBBON, JOSEPH YER
I PATENT INSTEP SPRING BOOTMAKF.R, SILVERSMITH D JEW,dLLER,
30, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, 68 AND 70 RD-STREET.
N.B.—An Illustrated tome of the Prices of Silver Plat
HAS Manufactured for Mr. BRETHERTON, Steeple- Sheffield and Elect ate, Jewellery,
Chase Rider, the LIGHTEST JOCKEY TOPBOIOTS Cutlery, may be had gratis on application, orwi'.
ever made in England, weighing only 52 ounces ; width of Calf free on receipt of six stamps.
aches, length of Lees 18 inches, beaky,. mas's Boots in
ie Great Exhibition by 12 oz. LONDON CLOT H I N G EFTABLISHMENT,
N.B.—J. M'G. makes to orde NT RECFLENT BALL 31 AND 33. SIR THOMAS'S-BUILDINGS.
DRESS BOOTS, similar to e displayed in the Great Exhi-
`tress Boots, being F HENRY, in returning thanks to u'-
• Friends and the Public
extended to his establishment for a long
' respectfully to invite them to an INSPh
and valuable STOCK, now replete wit e greatest r..
most novel styles, and which is at times adapted to ea
successive season.
F. H. would call particula tention to his assortment of
WINTER COATS. PALL' TS, DRESS and FROCK COATS,
BOYS' CLOTHING o ery description, &c. ; the whole form-
ing a cisplay that c not be surpassed.
The above are principally misfits, selected from the first
West End Houses in London.

.1

Watches, Clocks, .and

is numerous

bition from France. s or to any other I
easier and smaller e foot than any others
Also, a new ' of WATERPROOF SHOOTING BOOTS
likewise displayed in the Great Exhibition.

?or the unprecedented ettprzet

n
)N

riety an

OCTOBER BREWING.
PRESTON PANS TABLE BEER.
delightful BEVERAGE (Brewed-expressly fo

is now. in splendid c

[Mon, and may

I Private raroilie*
be had in Casks of all sizes, at the
ANCHOR 13 RI
BIR EAD,
AND

I T ACE ANI

MUSLIN BALL DRESSES,

1, OLDHALLOrB
L.

B EXCHANGE,

1% EAR T.
ISRPOOL,
HENRY K. ASPINALL.

L
HITE KID GLOVE

SASH RIBBONS, HEAD DRESSES,

&c., &

ktober, 1851.
N.B.—East

IN GREAT VARIETY

ZD C 0 . ' S

IFRISBY, D

LORD;yrRIIBT

~..iEN'S

GENTT.

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PI BITS,

THE ANNUAL MEETING of th&TRt
the LIVERPOOL. ROYAL INFIRMARY.
ASY:UM. and LOCK HOSPITAL, • io
BOARD-ROOM, at the INFIRMARY UNDAY. tb
,ext, at Ten &doe • • e Forenoon, to
•he and to ELECT OI

January
the BUSINESS nr
the ENSUINGARte
105 s Od each.
YE
JOHN CROPP
50 0 n
75 0 ~ 26th December, 1851.

R of the LIVERPOO

THE TREASURI
INFIRMARY desires to acknowletlre witt
lowing Donations, Legacies, Church Collections
tions of Linen, Books, &c. received during the p

I Miss Trotig•
NI rc Wm,"

Browne, Fsy

I Miss Browne,South-hill
A PrFtionf

Edward Gibbon, Esq.
J. W. Hardman, Esq
L. Hardman, EN....
L. L. B.

DONATIONS

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Messrs. Richardson and Duni° mg an amot
found in their shop, and n med
Society of the Sons of St er
A Lady, per Mr. Dur
J. Shipley, Esq.
Rev. D. Wilkie rfar
Grand Jur the Summer Assizes, t
balance arising from Co

Mrs. William Fosier
A Friend. per Mr. Galloway
A Friend, per the Treasurer

lavies, al

Heyes...
H. C. Bele

ma Fines, pe

LEGACIES.
Eliza Crow, per Messrs. William Broom and Thomas

Atkinson. Ex

James Walthew, per Rev. S. P. Boutflower and Mr.
William Walthew, Executors, £2O, less duty ..
Samuel Sand back, of Woodlands, A ty,burth, per Henry
Robertson Sandbach and William Robertson Sand-
bach, Esq., Executors
Mrs.
_Margaret Formby, per Rev. Lonsdall Formby

and Laurence Peel, Esq., Executors of Rev. 51
Formby, the surviving executor, .WlOO, with inte
from the 20th September, 1832, £75 4s. 2d.,
duty, £l7 10i. 5d
David Richardson, per William Geddes and Ja:

Richardson, Esqii

:ecutors

CHURCH COLLECTIONS

Moiety of Collections from the Welsh Calvinistic
Methodists, per David Lewis, Esq
Trinity Church, per Rev. W. D. Blundell, M.A
Proportion of "The Simultaneous Collection in Be-
half of Local Charities"

John C

BENEFACTIONS OF LINEN, BOOKS, Etc.
ropper, jun., Esq.. President, 20 Copies of Invali

Companion

A Friend, per Mr. Fletcher, 73 v
glove Tract Society, and 1,000 Try
Mn. Davies, Old Linen.
James Lea, Esq., Six Pigs.
Mr. George Edward Ross, Old Line
J. C. Jack, Esq., a Pair of Crul

of Publications of I

Gloves, and a Fracture
A Friend, Two Trusses.

A Friend, Old Linen.
Miss Brown, Old Linen. •
Four Friends, Four Parcels of 0
Miss Johnston, Old Linen.
Mrs. Charles Turner, Old Linen
Richard Gibson, Esq., Old I.;-
Mrs. Daniel Bell, Old Lint