The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-16 00:00:00

MASDEN

riIIISP and DALTON, of 1 and 81, Old Broad-street, and
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ki 15, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, L udon, Importers
of MASDI..:N and WINE MERCHANT , are Selling this
rich and Fruity Wine at 28s. per dozen, r 305.-per dozen de
livered free to any part of the country.
Mr. CRISP, of the above firm, being -n .as in Warrington, will
be happy to pay every attention to any orders from one dozen
upwards, and show samples, by a line being addressed to him,
at the ;Office of Mr. S.. R. HEALEY, Castle-street, Liverpool;
Mr. DAVID HoL.C, Ducie-place, Manchester; Mr. E. GER-
i/AiiD, Chester, or Mr. CittsP, 26, Bewsey-street, Warrington.

TOXT ET 11-PA RK BAZAAR.
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
Her Most Gracious MajeStv THE QUEEN,
Ar.Li their Royal .Highnesses The DUCHESS; of KENT and
the PRINCESS VICTORIA,
VICh-PATRONESSES.
Marchioness of SAIASBURY
Countess of BA LCARRES
• Lady STANIEY,
Lady ELLINOR HOPWOOD,
Lady SAN DUN,
Lady SKELMERSDA LE,
Hon. Mrs. BOOTLE W 1 LBRAHAM,
Mrs. IRELAND BLACKBURNE,
Mrs. WILLIAM EWART,
Mrs. WALLACE CURR lE.,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL.
TT is intended to hold a BAZAAR, at the UstioN News'
Room, Duke-street; on THURSDAY, the 29th instant, and the
two following days, for the put pose of raising Funds for the
ErectiOn of a NATIONAL SCHOOL,'td be attached to St.
John the Baptist's Church, Toxleth•Tark.
When it is known that the District in which it is proposed to
build the School'contains a Poor Population of many thousands,
it is confidently hoped that the Friends of sound Scriptural
Education will lend. their help in furthering the success of an
object which, under the blessing of God, cannot but be produc-
tive of the best results.
Contributions will be thankfully received by the following
Ladies:—Mrs. Aspinall, Duke-street; Mrs. Banner, Mill-street;
Miss 'Bird, Dingle Mount; Mrs. John Campbell, Everton ; Miss
Campbell, Dingle Mount • Mrs. Cartwright, Fair View; Miss
.Carter, Parkhill-toad; MrS. Denham. Mill-street ; Mrs. Dui--
can, South trill; Mrs. Hargreaves, High Park-street; Mrs.
Lawietice, Parkhill; Mrs. Leigh, Parkhill-road; Mrs. H. Lit-
tle:dale, Dingle Head; Mrs. Henry Moss, Aighurth; Mrs. Ortt.
Park toad; Mrs. Rawson, The Elms; Mrs. Sandbach, Wood-
lands t Mrs. Shepherd, Mill-street; Mrs. Stavert, North-street;
Mis.-Trotman, Parkhill-road; or by the Rev. James Hassan,
MA:, Wellington-place, Toxtethpark.
The Sale will continue each day from Eleven till Five.
Admission, on the first day, 2s. 6d.; on the, succeeding days,
One Sitillint.

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EXCELLENT HOTEL AND POSTING HOUSE AND
FIRST-RATE INN, IN THE CITY OF YORK.
9-10 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the GEORGE INN,
Coney street, York.
To persons who reside in York it is needless to endeavour to
give a description of the advantages which belong to this desira-
ble and extensive Establishment,-as it is there well known to
he decidedly the most flourishing and suqessful Hotel in that
city. It stands unequalled in. the respee•• -Unity and number of
its Visiters •' and when we add, (a fact yond dispute,) that the
present and late Occupiers have in onuparatively short space
of time REALIZED FORTUNES front t e profits which they have
derived front it, we may'safely assert that the George Inn pre-
sents one of the most profitable investments for capital which
has ever been offered to the competition of a discerning public.
Two-thirds of the Purchase- Money may, if required, remain
upon security of the Proper:), at £4 per cent. interest. The
Lease of the present Tenant will expire on May Day next.
Avplicatious and PropoSals (if by letter, post-paid) to be
made to Mr. ANDERSON, High Petergate. York, of whom all
further particulars may be obtained, and who is solely autho-
rized to treat for the sale.