The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30 00:00:00

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; AS CONFIDENTIAL CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER.
A PERSON who has had considerable experience in the
LS- mercantile world, and is compete to undertake the
entire management of a large concern, • 4 shortly be tabbed*
to enter into an engagement with a ► louse retfuiring a Con-
fidential Clerk. The Advettiser is n Accountant and Book-
keeper of first-rate ability. References of the highest respecta-
bility can be given, and security, if required.—Apply by letter,
addressed L. P. S., Standar&office, Liverpool.

AMARRIED CLERGYMAN, of considerable experience
in Teaching, and occupying an ex llent House in one
of the best situations about Liverpool • desirous of receiving
into his Family Two YOUNG GE ' LEM'EN as PRIVATh
PUPILS, to whom every respect and attention will be paid.'
The Publisher of this Paper is in prisseisiOn df .the name of
the Advertiser, who will be happy to give ani, further informa-
tion, and also to Supply the most respectable references, if
required.

ANTED, an ASSISTANT, at PEMBROKE-PLACE
~,,„ Y" ACADEMY.—The applicant 'ust possess a know-
ledge of the Classics, and it is absolut requisite that he should
have had due experience in cOnducti „ those branches of edu-
cation which form so essential a portion in a sChool devoted
principally to Mercantile pursuits. None need apply but such
as are capable of producing satisfactory testimonials both as it
regardi their private character, and also their fitness for per-
forming the duties of the situation. .
N.B.—Applications madeiby letter (post paid) directed to
Mr. J. D. PRiOR, A. 8., will meet with proper attention.

TO DRUGGISTS, DRYSALTERS &c. &c.
WANTED, a COMMISSION, or AGENCY, for IRE-
1' LAND, for the Sale of Goods in e e above Line. The
Advertiser served his time to the above siness in Dublin, and
has travelled for the last Twelve Mont s through Ireland.
Satisfactory reference can he given here and in Dublin.
Communications will be punctually attended to by addres-
sing J. K., at Mr. J. OwENs, Druggist, opposite the King's
Monument, London-road.

JUST Landed, froth .11ambro', the greatesta,s4tnaent of
ei TOYS apd FANCY ARTICLES ever yet,imported into
this country, admirably. suited fur Christmas pr ants, the whole
of which Must be sold immediately, for ace tof the shippers.
To be seen at E. EASTEE'S Twit WARE OUSE) St. George's-
crescent:
ROCKING HORSES atlteliced Prices.
BEADS, in Bond, for Exportation.
Licerpaql, 19th Decembei, 1836:

SHEIVIELD. AN L/ MANCIIESI'27', ER RAILWAY.
AFINAL DIVIDEND of ss. &i. per Share is now ready v
for payment. The Shareholders are requested to apply ..
for the same at the Office of Mr. .1. 0. WATs6N, in Exchange-
alley North, any day between the bouts ,46 f twelve and two.
'And such of the Shareholders as have not received the former
dividend, are requested to .apply for the same as above.

WELSH WESLEYAN CHAPEL,
CHESTER-STREET, ToiTETII-PARK.
rfIJIE above PLACE of WORSHIP will OPENED
far DIVINE SERVICE ton WEDNEs next, the-4th
January, when the follotviug Ministers ate- e ected to Preach :
The Rev. ROBERT NEWTON, from Leeds, at Half-pait
Ten in the Forenoon:
Rev. ROBERT YOUNG. at Three in the Afternoon; and
The Reir.,THEOPLIILUB LESSEY, at Half-past Six in
the Evening.
On SIINinT, the Sth January, SERMONS will be Preached •
in the Welsh Language at the aboye Chapel, and also at Beun's-
garden and Borough's-garden Chapels, by six MINISTERS from
the Principalitv : the Services in each Chapel to commence at
Pert, Two, aid Six o'clock respectively.
Collections towards defraying - the expense of the erection of
the Chapel in Chester-street, will be made after each of the
abbve
.Berviees.
Liverpool, be“,inber 29, 1836.

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PITT-STREET WARD CONSERVATIVE r
ASSOCIATION. ; • ' • ' 1
PATRON. .f
JOHN BOLTON, Esq.
Pitgsinuwr.
.
- ' '' JAMES ASPINALL, Dect,_,—
r VII E CIXSERVATIV ES of V Irr, STREET WARD
.-.61 I iiitend 14 hold their SEC ON D -IVERSARY •
DINNER on FitinAy, the 20th day anuary next, at the
Templars' Hall, in Great George-street' . 0
The Committee earnestly request that each Conservative wilt
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make an early application for his Ticket.so that no disappoint- I
went may occur, the Committee being obliged to limit the
number of Tickets..
Tiekets, ss. to Members of the Pitt-street Ward Conservative
Association, Gs. to Conservatives in Pitt-street Ward, but not
Members of that Society, (not including Wine,) may be had
until the 4th day of January next, at the Honorary Secretary's
Office, No. I" Duke-street.
By order of the President,,
THOS. K. WILSON, Hohorary Secretary.
Decembei• 19th, 1836.

WEST DERBY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION•A
•
SPECIAI, MEETING of the WEST, MILEY CON-
SERVATIV 2 ASSOCIATION; s,beld on Tarns-
DAY EVENING, the 224 at Mrs. 's, Edge-hill Coffee-
house, when the following resolution re unanimously agreed
1. Moved by Mr. JOHN WALKER, seconded. by Mr. THOMAS
BRASSILY. •
" That Borough Corporations ought not to be Normal Schools
for political agitation, and that those which are su have not the
confidence of the people."
2. Moved by Mr. GEORGE CLARE, seconded by Major
AxFORD,
"That this meeting views with alarm the principle which the
TOwn-conneil of Liverpool have attempted to establish, namely,
that each individual .meniber shall be accountable to that body
fur his political actions Out of tote Couneal,!.%
L.
a Moved by" Mr. JOHN WALKBAI, senondhdhilfr.
PRANK.
" That this Meeting strongly objects to, and reprobates the
system adopted by a inajorit of the Town-council, of holding
private meetings; (where reporters are not admitted,) to discuss
ex porte all the public measures to be brought before the Coun-
cil, thereby preventing that publicity which they themselves
formerly so strongly advocated, and concealing the grounds on
which they support those measures."
4. Moved by Mr. JOHN CATON THOMPSON, seconded by Mr.
THOMAS ROBERTS,
‘• That -the thanks of this meeting are, therefore, due to JAS. "
HEYWORTH, Esq., for the spirited and just manner in which L
he exposed to his constituents the secret system alluded to in.
the-previous resolution, -and for the manly and temperate man,
ner to which he met the rude and personal attack upon him at
a subsequent meeting of the Council."
. 5., Moved by Major AXPORD, seconded by Mr. ROUMDTH-
WAITE.
"That the Chairman, with Mr. Walker, and Mr. William
Drury, be requested to wait Upon James Heyworth, Esq., to
communicate the foregoing resolution." .
JOHN TAYLOR, Chairman.

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