The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-06 00:00:00

WENHAM LAKE ICE

THE TRANSATLANTIC ICE COMPANY.
(ESTABLISHED IN LIVERPTOOL 1846.)
28 , NORTH JOHY-STREET.
MHE Proprietors beg respectfully to inform their
I Patrons and the Public that they have now in Store a large
Stock of that unequalled
SPRING-WATER JCE,

FROM THE

WENHAF:E;
and have just received, per " liarnent," from Boston,
another large cargo. This Ice as been proved by Chemical
analysis to be perfectly pu,re ich fits it for Table me, and for
MIXING WITH E, LIQUOR, OR WATER,
whilst its solidity rend it easy of preservation for a length
of time.
They would al call their attention to the fact that only
from them and their Agents can the Wenbam Lake Ice be
be procured, they being the only Importers in the United King-
dom of ICE from this Lake since 1045.
They also invite particular attention to their Stock of
REFRIGERATORS,
consisting of various sizes and beautiful designs, lined with
Plate Glass and Zinc, which answer the purpose of a
WINE COOLER AND PROVISION SAFE,
also the latest pattern of CREAM FREEZERS.
The Proprietors take this opportunity to express their grati.
tilde to their numerous Patrons for the liberal support extended
to them during their long continuance in the trade; and trust,
by prompt attention to all orders entrusted to them, to merit
their continued favours.
N.B.—The Trade and Persons Contracting supplied on the
most reasonable terms.
H. T. ROPES and CO., PROPRIETORS,
28, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
July 6th, 1852.

THE INCE HALL COAL AND CANNEL COM-
PANY having made arrangements to deliver their superior
HOUSE COALS AND CANNEL,"
at the Residence of the Consume 7
CARTAGE FREE,
when within three miles of theat several Yards of the Company,
CROWN-STREET, LIVE 'POOL,
COM NIERCE-STREE ' IRK EN HEAD,
DEMEAN-STREET EACOMBE,
respectfully solicit the collti ed support and patronage of the
Public. A List of the Pr s may be had, on application at
the several Offices of th onipany. Orders posted or sent to
the Company's Office ,
RIFM D-STREET, LIVERPOOL
BRI GE-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
DEMEAN-STREET, SEACOMBE,
will he nrernDtly attended to.

)ISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT,
FIVE PER CENT.
COALS FOR EXPORT.

7/61 in Stanley 1
7/0 I North Dock

6d. per ton extr

om House, Is. Per ton ext
4S CANNEL,
iMITHS' COALS,

Cash Payment

NERAL MANAGER.

TO MY FELLOW-TOWNSMEN, THE FREE
BURGESSES AND ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.

GENTLEMEN,
AVING received a Requisition, signed by a very
numerous and highly-influential body of Electors and
Freemen inviting me to becomee CANDIDATE for the honour
of representing your BOROUGH in the ensuing Parliament, I
have felt that I could not, consistently with my duty, decline
to accept the flattering invitation.
With respect to the Navigation Laws and oitr Commercial
Policy generally, I think that our intercourse with foreign
nations ought to be regulated upon principles of reciprocity,
as the sound basis of real freedom f trade, of which I highly
approve.
lam opposed to the impo on of any increased duty upon
corn, except it is called f y the general voice of the people
but I shall be ready consider any measure that may be
brought forward b er Majesty's Government for the relief of
those importan • terests which havebeen so injuriously affected
by recent legislation.
Although a firm and decided Protestant, and sincerely at-
tached to the Established Church, of which I am a member, I
am in favour of the free exercise by others of the sarce civil
and religious liberty that I claim for myself.

I am opposed to the endowment of the College of Maynooth,
and I shall think it my duty to support any measure that may
be necessary to maintain the prerogative of our gracious
Queen, and the spiritnal independence of the nation.
With regard to the special interests and business of this great
port, I can assure you that if elected as one of your represen-
tatives, they will at all times have my best attention.
I have the honour to be Gentlemen,
Your faithful servant,
CHARLES TURNER.
Liverpool, 511, April, 1852.

MACKENZIE AND TURNER FOR EVER?
PROGRAMME OF THE PRCjaESSION

On the MORNING of NOMIN.,I TVIV, THIS DAY,
(Tuesday,)the6thtant.

EVERTON and KlRjelli-ILE WARD, No. 1.

To meet and form at Haiti i "rs Coffee-house, at Eight o'clock
in the Morning, go alo ,:haw-street, down Islington, along
Lime-street, to the st side of Renshaw-street; to be there
by Nine o'clock, and there remain.

SCOTLAND WARD, No. 2.
To meet opposite St. Martin's Market by Eight o'clock, proce&
along Scotland-road, Byrom-street, Old Haymarket, St. John's.
lane, Lime-street, to west side of Ranelagh-place.

VAUXHALL, No. 3, and ST. PAUL'S, No. 4.
To assemble at St. Paul's-square by Eight o'clock, and proceet
to Exchange-street East, by Half-past Eight o'clock.

EXCHANGE, No. 5, and CASTLE-STREET, No. 6.
To form in the Exchange Area at Half• past Eight, and ther
join Wards Nos. 3 and 4, and proceed in their order down
Dale-street, MancLester-street, St. John's-lane, and rang(
along the west side of Lime-street.

ST. PETER'S. No. 7; PITT-STREET, No. 8, and
GREAT GEORGE-STREET, No. 9.
To assemble in Cleveland-square by Half-past Eight, font
there, proceed up Han Over-street and Ranelagh-street, anc
remain there until the preceding Wards have passed them
then they will fall in.

RODNEYSTREET, No. 10, and ABERCROMBY, No. 11.
To assemble opposite the Workhouse, Brownlow.hill, by Half
- . - tho linttom

past Eight o'cfOck, pro,
then they are to wait u

LIME-STREET, No. 13; ST. ANNE'S, No. 13, and
WEST DERBY. No. 14.
To assemble in London-road, opp

the 111

past Eig'
range al

I, and ther

until their turn to fall

TOXTETHS, Nos
semble at the Royal Oak, Pa

George-street, Berry-street, it
hill by Half-paet E;ght ; thei
have gone on.

CASTL

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LORD-STREET
STREET, to the

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