The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-03 00:00:00

3inottrance Xotia.

William Earle,'Jun'..,Esq.,
Joseph C. Ewart, Esq.,
Ormerod Hey worth, Esq.,
Samuel T. Hobson, Esq.,
Joseph Hornby, Esq.,
George H. Lawrence, Esq.,
Andrew Low, Esq,,

Assurances on Lives will be granted on terms which will
shortly be published, and, in the mean time, information may
be had on application at the Office.
Proprietors are requested to call at the Office of Messrs.
PRITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, Union-court, Castle-street, to re-
ceive the Ceitificates of their Shares in exchange for the Bank-
ers' Receipts. SWINTON BOULT, Secretary.

SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
On the model of the " London Equitable."
Head (Vice, 147. Buchanan-street, GLASGOW.
OFFICE BEARERS OF THE SOCIETY.

PRESIDENT.
WALTER FREDRICK CAMPBELL, Esq. of Is -
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
JOHN 111`NEILL, Esq. of Collonsay
JOHN CAMPBELL COLQUIIOUN, Es f Killermont and
Garscadden

,y, ALP

EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS,
Rev. Dr. Burns, Paisley
Alexander Thomson, Esq. Banker, Greenock
Thomas Houston, Esq. of Creich
Lawrence Hill, Esq , of Barlanark
William Laokie Ewing, Esti. Merchant, Glasgow
Malcolm M'Neiil, Esq. of Lessit, Islay
James Wright, Esq,. Merchant, Glasgow
George Johnston, Esq. Redburn, Irvine
ORDINARY DIRECTORS,
Mark Sprot, Esq. of Garnkirk
John Alston, Esq. Manufacturer, Glasgow
• Neill Caw, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow
William Young, Esq. M.D. Giosgow
Elias Gibb, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow
William Mat hieson, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow
George R. Wilsone, Esq. of Benmore
William Connal, Esq. Merchant, Glasgow
MANAGER,
James J. Duncan, Esq.
FriHIS Society is established on the principle of Mutual
1. Assurance, on the model of the London Equitable ; and
the rapidly accumulating Capital and Annual Revenue o the
Institution, enable the Directors to hold forth to insurers all the
advantages which any Institution founded on the same model
(the value of which is well know) can boast of. At the last
periodical investigation of the Society's affairs, the bonus added
to the Policies amounted to one and a•half per cent. per annum
on the sum assured, being as large a bonus as ever was declared
by any Society in Scotland. During the last year a great in-
crease of members and revenue has taken place.
This Society has no clause in its Deed of Constitution de-
claring that those who insure during a certain definite number
of years are entitled to two-thirds, or nearly the whole profits
accruing on the Insurances effected for a certain number of
years thereafter. Such clauses are known, and publicly ad-
vertised to exist, clearing proving, that during those years when,
in such societies, the bonus is suspended, or limited to a very
small proportion thereof, it is more advantageous for Insurers
to take out a Policy from an office such as that of the SCOT-
TISH AMICABLE SOCIETY, where there is an Equitable division
of the whole bonus which may accrue to all the members enter-
ing or existing, and in force during the currency of the year or
period. There are no reserved rights of privileged members;
all now entered, or hereafter entering, are upon an equal and
equitable footing.
The Board sits every Thursday, to receive and dispose of
new proposals.
Every information will be afforded, and Tables of Rates
furnished by applying at the head office, or to
WILLIAM TARBET, 11. Exchange-buildings,
Agent for the Society in Liverpool.

_ AND SIT RANCE
THE following Reduced Rates of Premium upon Mercantile
JL Risks are charged by this Office:—
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London Prem
Floating Policies los. per Cent. 12s.
Specific, all risks
Omit hazardous Trades 7s. „
Omit also hazardous Goods, 6s. „
Short period Policies at the usual proportions
Assurance on Lives at the following low rat
term of life:—
Age 20 £1 13 9 Age 45. £3 7 2
„ 25 I 18 0 „ 50 4 0 7
„ 30 2 3 0 „ 55 4 18 9
„ 35 2 9 2 I „ 60 63 11
„ 40 2 17 3 „ 65 7 16 9
MATTHEW WOTHERSPOON, Share Broker,
7, India-buildings, Agent for Liverpool.
On THURSDAY, the 23d day of June next, at One o'clock a
the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject to the con
ditions which will be then read,
AN ESTATE in West Derby, near the Old Swan, and in
and near Edge-lane, consisting of a FARM HOUSE
and OUTBUILDINGS, and eleven Closes of LAND, in the
possession of Mr. Glitherow, or his under.tenants; and which
it is proposed to offer in the following lots :
Lot 1. The Dwelling-house, Outbuildings, and Garden, with
the Croft adjoining, situate on the north-west side of Edge-
lane, bounded on the north by a Field belonging to Mr. Thomas
Gladstone, and on the west and south by Land belonging to the
Trustees of Mr. James Parr, containing by adineasurement,
2a 2a 5p of statute measure, or thereabouts.
2. A Field, on the same side of Edge-lane, bounded on the
north by Land belonging to Mr. J. A. Kaye, on the south by
Land of Mr. Thomas Gladstone, and on the west by Land of
the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, containing 4A le 2P or thereabouts.
3. A Field, on the east side of Edge-lane, and north side of
Mill-lane, which leads to Wavertree, including a small Piece
of Land, at present occupied as a Garden to the School there,
bounded on the north by Land belonging to Mr. Glitherow,
and on the east by Land belonging to Mr. Lowry, containing
3A Oit 4p or thereabouts.
4. A Field. on the east side of Edge-lane, and fronting on
the north and east sides to Mill-lane, bounded on the south by
the Glass-works, and by Land belonging to Mr. Barton, con-
taining 7A 0a 7r or thereabouts.
5. Two Fields, one whereof fronts Mill-lane, and the other
adjoins it on the west, and fronts a road which leads from Edge-
lane towards Wavertree, these fields are bounded on the north
by the Land belonging to Mr. Barton before mentioned, and
the Glass-works,:and on the south by the Lane or Road leading
from Mill-lane into Edge-lane, and containing 5A la 28r or
thereabouts.

d the above.
for the whole

G. Two Fields, one fronting Edge-lane, and the other ad-
joining it on the north, but at some distance from Edge-lane;
they are bounded on the north by the Land of the Trustees of
Mr. James Parr, on the west by the Land of the Rev. Jonathan
Brooks, and o❑ the south by Laud of Mr. Barton, and contain
4!, le l 51) or thereabouts. _

7. A Field on the south side of Edge-lane, bounded on the
east, in part by Land of Mr. Barton, and in other part ar.d
also on the south by. Land of Mr. Binns, and on the west by
the next lot; containing GA Oa 3p or thereabouts.
8. A Field adjoining last lot, and also fronting Edge-lane,
bounded on the south and west by Land of Mr. Sinus; con-
taining 4A 2a 3tie or thereabouts.
9. A Field on the south-west side of the lane leading from
West Derby to the Old Swan, and bounded ou the north-west
by Land belongint, to Mr. Tarleton, on the south-east by Land
belonging to Mr. Rigby, and at the back 'by Land of Mr.
Booker; containing 3A In 28e or thereabouts. -
The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance under the Lord of
the Manor of West Derby.
Plans of the Property may be seen and particulars had by.
application to Messrs. LACE. SONS and Myeas.

~~LAMB, SEN., CHEMIST, t 7. Manchester-street, Dale•
• street, Liverpool, one door from the Old Haymarket
having had upwards of thirty years of the most successful prac.
tire in all cases of Worms, now offers (with the pleasing con.
viction that it will be favourably. received) not only the most
efficacious, but the mildest medicine, for Worn , in the King.
dorn. It does not contain the least particle turpentine, and
may be taken by the most delicate constitut. r with equal safety,
whether they have Worms or not.

EXTRAORDINARY C ' ES.
March 25th, 1836.—A son, aged tw ve years, of Mt. Robert
Dickinson, slitter, of Bevington-b , Coap's-buildings Scot-
land-road, passed a worm five yar ong. His symptom's were
head-ache, giddiness, pains and griping! in the bowels, pains
and weakness.of the legs, particularly about the knees, had often
cold shivers and hectic heats after eating, and was generally
thirsty.
April 20th, 1836.—Elizabeth Frances, aged eleven years,
daughter of Mr. John Carter, of Hardman-street, Windsor,
Liverpool, passed a worm 9A feet long. Her symptoms were,
giddiness, headache, pains in the stomach, side, and legs, had a
symptom of something rising in the throat, was dull, heavy, and
sieepy, and daily getting worse.
May 19th, 1836, Mrs. Baulderson, aged 23 years, wife of Mr.
Joseph Baulderson, Grave's Rope-walk, Lodge-lane, Windsor,
Liverpool, passed a worm, sixteen feet six inches long which
has four hundred and forty joints. Her symptoms were pains
in the bead. stomach, side, and small of the back, giddiness,
heaviness over the eyes, gripings in the bowels, weakness and
swellings of the legs more particularly about the ankles. with
dryness and bad taste in the mouth in the morning.—All the
symptoms were gradually getting worse.
May 20th, 18.36, Mrs. Mary Loftus, aged 38 years, wife of
Mr. Rt. Loftus, provision dealer, of 111, White-chapel, Liver-
pool, passed a Worm nine feet long, that has six hundred and
seventy joints. The symptoms which have more particularly
affected her were, a violent pain hi the head, a sensation of
weakness of the stomach, a bad appetite, great loss of flesh and
strength, pains in the small of the back, weakness of the legs,
cold shivers, had a bad taste in the mouth, and was often low,
faint, :Ind sick.
The Worms may be seen at Mr. Lamb's Shop.

• THE BISHOP op PETEIIBUeoUGH.—We regret extremely to
state that our respected and much esteemed diocesan, the Bishop
of Petermrough, sustained a severe attack of illness a few days
ago. The attack was the more alarming from its being of a
different kind from that to which the bishop had before been
subject. His lordship, however, has since greatly recovere4.—
Nt.rthampton Herald.

l'111.: LIVERPOOL FIRE AND ',WE INSWIANCE
COMPAN V.
CAPITAL, E 2, 000,000.
OFF/CR, 37, WA ft-. 9 'l'Etl.;!.? T.
TRUSTEES.
Sir Thomas Brancker, •
William Brown, Esq., J Adam Hodgson, Esq.,
ornEcTorts.
George Holt, Esq., Chairman.
Thomas Booth, Esq., and.ltichard Edwards, Esq.,
DEPUTY-CHAIRMEN.
Thomas Brocklebank, Esq., I Alexand Macgregor, Esq.,
William Dixon, Esq., Andre , telly, Esq.,
. Loon, Esq.,
w'n Mozley, Esq.,
d iam Nicol, Esq.,
C arles S. Parker, Esq.,
James Powell, Esq.,
William It. Preston, Esq.,
John Ridgway, Esq.
AUDITORS.
Robert Mather, Esq., I Daniel James, Esq.
SURVRIOR.—John Stewart, Esq.
11111 E DIRECTORS are ready to receive propositions for
IL both Fire and Life Insurances. The Rates of Premium
for Insuring Mercantile Property in Liverpool are 2s. per
Cent. lower than those charged by the Loudon Offices, say,
On 'Warehouses and Goods therein for
12 Mos. 6 Mos. 3 Mos. I Mo.
s. d. s. d. t. d. s. d.
If both hazardous
Goods and hazard-
-7 0 5 3 :3 6 1 9 per Cent.
ous Trades be pro-
hibited
If either hazardous
Goods or hazard- 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0
ous Trades be al-
lowed.
If both hazardous
Goods and hazard-
-9 0 6 9 4 6 2
(pis Trades be al-
lowed.
FlOating Policies in
10 0 7 6 5 0 2
all cases. _ 5 ll •