The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-29 00:00:00

TO THE FISHERMEN AND FISHMONGERS OF
LIVERPOOL.

THE PROJECTORS of the LIVERPOOL FISH.
COMPANY are desirous that all Persons at •esent en-
gaged in the business either as Fishermen or Dea a should be
made acquainted with the views and objects of is Company.
It is not intended to interfere with either par except so far as
the Company may be brought into comp on with those who
now supply the Port; and to such perso the Company are
ready to make some concession by a purchase of their boats
and Implements, and also by a grant of Shares, in all cases to
be in proportion to the value of their present interests in the
Trade. To the Dealer (be it understood) this Company will
afford the means of becoming a Wholesale as well as a Retail
Trader. The Company, therefore, strongly urge such persons to
he active in seeking for Retail Markets in ail the inland towns.
This effected, Liverpool will become (what it ought long since
to have been) a great and steady Market of Supply to half the
Counties of England and \Vales
Committee Room, Clarendon-buildings, March 28,1836.

THE LIVERPOOL UNITED TRADES` BANK.
lERSONS desirous of applying for the Situations of MA-
NAGER, CASHIER, and CLERKS in4te contemplated
Bank are requested to send in their Applicatilins, postage free,
addressed to the Directors, under cover to 1.11r./RicnAtto
BROOKE, Solicitor, Cook-street, Liverpool.

lif THE LIVERPOOL UNITED TRAD •S" BANK.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SH t E HOLDERS
t-1L in the contemplated Establishment to e called " THE
LIVERPOOL UNITED TRADES' NIA," held at the
Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver 01, for the Election
of Directors, and the transacting of the general business incident
to such Meetings, on the twenty-sixth day of March, 1836,

TIMOTHY BOURNE, Esq , In the Chair.
The Chairman having fully explained the objects of the
Meeting, and
The Solicitor having read the Report of the Provisional Corn-
mitt ee,

The following Resolutions were unanimously entered into :
Resolved,—That the Company is considered, and is hereby
declared to be formed, and shall immediately proceed to esta-
blish the Bank, and carry on the business of a Banking Com-
pany, under the style or form of " THE LIVERPOOL
UNITED TRADFS' BANK."

Resolved,—That the following twelve persons, being Share-
holders; holding respectively thirty shares or upwards, shall be,
and are hereby elected Directors of this Company fur the year
ensuing, and until the Annual General Meeting of Proprietors,
to be held in the year 1837. (See the names of the Directors in
the subjoined list.)
Resolved,—That the Directors are hereby authorised to pro-
ceed, as soon as practicable, to provide suitable Premises for the
Bank, and to commence transacting the usual general business
incident to other similar Banking Companies.
Resolued,—That tbe cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given
to the Gentlemen who composed the Provisional Committee, for
the unwearied exertions, great sacrifice of time, and strict im-
partiality with which they have discharged the duties of their:
office.

Resolved,—That Mr. Richard Brooke be, and is hereby ap-
pointed, Solicitor to the Company.
Resolved,—That the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given.
to the Chairman for his able and conciliatory conduct iu the
Chair, and iu conducting the proceedings of the Meeting.
By Order of the Nleetiwr,
TIMOTLIY'BOURNE, Chairman.
Names of the Officers of the Company :
TRUSTEES AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.
John Wright, Esq., and Timothy Bourne, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
George Ramsden, Chairman. '
Alfred Williams Powles, Deputy-Chairman.
James Davies Isaac Woodville
William Wilking Bulley William Alexander Smith
John Stockdale James Mawdsley
Thomas WilSon j Edward Tennant

Joseph Robinson I Thomas Orford, Jua.
SOLICITOR.—Richard Brooke..