The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-06-18 00:00:00

BOTANIC GARDEN,
EDGE-LANE, LIVERPOOL.
THE President and Committee of the LIVERPOOL
BOTANIC GARDEN, being &limns of rendering th•
ensuing 3leeting of the Royal Agricultural society of Eng-
land, in this torn, conducive not only to Agricultural, but
also to Horticultural and Botauical Scienoe, have determined
to hold a

GRAND HORTICULTURAL *EXHIBITION,
at the GANDEN, on FR/DAY, 23d July, 1841 ; and for this
purpose, un,itz the Patronage of the undermentioned No-
bility and Gentry, propose the following Premiums.

PATRONS:
TUB MAYOU. A) COUNCIL OF LIVIMPAOI,

TALE Mnismis FOlit TUB BOHOTiGN, LOAD S4.ND.O. AVID

C. Cansawnw,, ESQ.
EARL or Strrox. LORD SEaLMLRISDALE•
?RD RIGIAT HON. LORD F. EGERTON, m.r.
HON. t. 'WILBRAHAM. M.P.
WILSON PATTEN, ESQ., M.P.
J. IRELAND BLACKBURNE, EVQ., M.P.
EXHIBITION OPEN TO ALL ENGLAND.
PREMIUMS :
PLANTS.—FIRST CLASS.
The best Collsctio■ of not leis than 30, containing
at least 23 distinct Varieties or species of Stove
or Greenhouse Plants
Second ditto 9 0 0

HECOND *Liss.
The best Collection of not less than 20, eciataining
at least 15 distinct Varieties or Specie*, of Stove
• eq. Greenhouse Plants

Second ditto.

The best 3 Plants
Second ditto

'Minn CLASP

S 0 0
6 0 0

1 0 0
1 2 0

POURTII
The best Steve er Greenhouse Plant—the goeioty's " Silver
Medal."
TRUITS.—FIRST @LAMS.
The best Dessert, coexisting of not less than Ie
Dishes of 10 distinet Fruits
Second ditto

AS 0 0
6 0 a

SECOND CLASS.
The best Dessert, consisting of not less than 11
Dishes of 8 distinct Fruits
Second ditto
It is neeeesars that each Exhibitor should inform the Se-
cretary, if possible, one week previous to the Exhibition,
about what number of Plants, &c. he intends to sontribete,
i■ order that arrangements may be made for requisite stage
room, as well as their safe custody and protection.
Accommodation will be afforded in the houses for Plants
brought in the day previous, or remaining the day subsequent
to the Exhibition.

5 0 0
4 0 0

Farther particulars will be given in a future advertisement.
JOS. DICKINSON, M.D., Hon. See.
f-I, arm/ George-square, June 14, 18-11.
N.B.—The Committee \Till feel ebliged to any Gentleman
who may have a Tent, for the use of it on this occasion. A
note to the Secretary will receive dne attention.

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWA'.
CHESTER AND CREWE BRANCH-.
NOTICE.
TIME Public are informed that, on and after Monday next,
the 21st instant, First Class Passengers will be conveyed
by the Mail Trains, which leave Chester and Crewe daily, iu
conjunction with the corresponding Trains on the Main tine.
BROM CHEISTER. PROM CREWE.
At 4 15 a.m., to meet 3 30 At 415 k.M., on arrival of
A.M. Train from Liverpool 145 A.M. Train fro* Bir-
and Manchester.
At 8 P.u., to meet 7 P.m. At 5 15 P.M., on arrival of
Train from Liverpool and 245 F.M. Traia fro* Bir-
Manchester. roinghain.
N.13.—1n order to meet the requisitions of the Poatoftice,
no Private Carriages or Horses can be conveyed by the above
Trains.

Particulars as to Fares. &e. may be ascertained on applica-
tion at the Company's Office. at Chester, or at any of the
First Class Stations on the Grand Junction Line.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS.
Liverpool, 16th June, 1841.

LECTURES AT ALL SAINTS' CHURCH.
BY THE Rev. A. M'Cosxr,v, M.A.
IT is intended to Deliver a Series of LECTURES at. the
I abort+ Church, on THE CHERUBIM OF GLORY,
as showing forth the High Standing and Final Glory of the
Resurrection Chnreh. The Cherubim are placed before us
in several parts of Scripture. It is proposed to view them
all, and to begin with those of Misses, as affording a sure
and incontrovertible interpretation of the whole. lie fol-
lowing is the proposed order of the Leetares

LECTURE, I.
Trtesday, June 22.
The ~i~ticr SUAT—The
PLATFORM or the CHURCIa
in Gr,oßr —Exodus xxv.
16-22.

I.V.CTURE Iv.
Mervlay, .lvly 1;').
Thu CHERUBIM of