The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08 00:00:00

KNOTTY ASH BAZAAR,

UNDER THR PATRONAGR OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES
THE DUCHESS of KENT and the PRINCESS VICTORIA,
AND the LADY MOLYNEUX.

VICE-PATRONESSES:
THE MARCHIONESS OF 'SALISBURY,
THE COUNTESS 'OF SEFTON,,
LADY STANLEY,..: ,
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LA DY :FRANCES. EGER?, .
LADY E. -HOPWOOD,
THE LADIES MOLYNEU,,,
' - MRS: BOOTLE WFLBRAUtig'
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THE MISSES HORNBY. .-.""
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IT is intendod to have a BAZAAR in the SCHOOL-ROOM of
i the; abovetnentioneti 'Village, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th of
prildtishitit, *Tai)iblitsigg day ; the proceeds of which are to
1)e lapplopriattiel,foottleißuilding of a School for Boys, who are
at ;present, wiidlirhekoid of any satisfactory means .of 10-
struetibtit3l, , ual/ .1'
it+ gontributinni will be most thankfully received at the
Schootlittitt**;, Knotty-ash, or by I
McvetOtigkle'r, DFitijh-house, 1 Mrs. Ker, Brook-lodge, ~4
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MisilDnitdittle;,hD(ivecoti',, I Mrs. Rigby, Moss.house,,.
Mrs. wo'rd's, Rhbyi Mrs. Russell, Mill-loneat,.
Miss Golighav; Grove-house, Mrs. Stewart. Moriand-house,
Mrs. H. JonA, Rodney-street, Mrs. Worrall, Knotty-ash.
The Bazaar will he- open for inspection on the preceding
day, wheniany.Personswho wish to purchase will be allowed to
Ticket the Articles They fix upon.
Admission to the Inspection. 2s. 6d.
The Sale to continence at Twelve o'Clock each day, and to
continue until Five.

CHELTENHAM, OXFORD, TRING, AND LONDON
RAILWAY.
A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABITANTS of
111._ CEIELTEN HAM and its Vicinity, h fl at the AsSembly,
Rooms, on Saturday, April 2d, for the p poSe of conaidering
the best means of carrying into effect th formation of the pro-
jected Line of Railway between CH EL N HAM, OXFORD,'
TRING, and LONDON.
WILLIAM Irsocanavv, Esq., ha i been unanimously called
to the Chair, the following Resol ' s were,adoptedi:— .
Moved by Pearson Thompson sq., seconded by William
Nash Skillicorne, Esq.,
I.—ThA the establishment of a Railway between Cheltenham
and London, by way of Oxford, which.. froth the recent surveys
of the country by Rates; Stephenson, Esq., and Capt. Moorsoms
haS been, declarecl,to be perfectly practicable, is of the highest,
importance to this Borough and 7 its vicinity. as presqving , the
present direct line of travelling to the Metropolis, as well as all
the traffic from I reland,"South,ales, Worcester, and Hereford,
throngh,Chellanhanhi, ~ .. ~+ ~
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Moved by Richard t 'rosier'sherwood, Esq., seconded by Ed-
waNeArnaiNe, Esqrsodrd..62piL,l
• 2.,-Nliat ma all'grertfA AA j.n,,, ,3 mportauee .of _ such a' Railway
gokontuailsdioni this Meeting is of opinion that all parties in-
tbepitea igsow*cpi,iingqteil with Cheltenliain and its Vicinity,
ihnold:4001)40, iwoost support to the, undertaking, and use
th icniofit istrvnuoto ex.ertions for carrying it into effect.
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1 3 loved by Richard' tiny, Esq., seconded by James Fisher,
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3.--That whilst this Meeting has no wish or intention to pre-
lveVt the fintratitants of -Stroud and - its -Vicinity, f.com..havilig.. a
Railway communication adapted for their own convenience, it
feels•itself called, upon, in reference to the large interests of
Cheltenham and its Vicinity, to take all proper measures for
disabusing the public mind, as well as the two Houses of Par-
liament, of any opinion or impression that the projected line of
Railway from. Cheltenham to Swindon, by Stroud, is adopted or
sanctioned by the inhabitants of Cheltenham and its vicinity, as
being the line of road best suited to the traffic from and through
Cheltenham to the Metropolis; and to show to the Public end
the Houses of Parliament that such line of Railway through.
Stroud would, if so adopted by the Legislature, be destructive
of the best interests of this town and its neighbourhood, as im-
posing upon them an increased route of 20 miles and upwards,
with its consequent stoppages at Gloucester and Stroud, and an
increase of upwards of one-fifth of the expense and as effecting
a complete diversion of the whole of the travelling and traffic
through this borough to another channel.
Moved by William Carroll, Esq., seccuded by Frazer B.
Smith, Esq..,
, 4.—That in reference to the large interests involved in the
'projected measure, this meeting is of opinion, that the most
prompt and decided measures should be forthwith adopted for
the objecte stated in the 3d Resolution, and for that purpose
petitions should be presented to both Houses of Parliament,
expressive of the sentiments of this Meeting, and that the Mem-
ber for this Borough should be instructed to assist these objects.
(Signed) W. INGLEOEW, Chairman.
The Chairman having vacated the Chair, it was moved by
Pearson Thompson, Esq., seconded by Dr. Boisragon,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him for his able
and impartial conduct in presiding over the business of the day.

FROM AN EGYPTIAN MANUSCRIPT.
Jris well known the Egyptian Priests possessed a knowledge
.1 in herbs, minerals, and metallic extracts, a a skill in the
application of them to theothutihneasne
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frame whit
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c hasoinimsiuincidesheaerne
lost to the world. Two
now presented to wet-oldie by a Medical G tleman, namely,
an Embrocation .and Plaster, which on tri• will he found un-
erringly successful in the cure of some f those maladies so
prevalent in this climate. The EMBR ATION for habitual
Ilead-acbe, Tie Doloreux, Rheumatism, umbago, Water on
the Brain, Flatulency, and Swelling ca ed by Dislocation or
Sprains. The PLA:sTER.for Cancers. Scrofulous, Tumours,
White Swelling, Sore Throat, Mumps,- White Blisters, Buena,
Scalds, Chilblains; ,Whitlows,' Stiff Neck, Cuts, Wounds,:
Bruises, Piles, arr ting external Mortification, and gives re-
lief in all affectionS,"the, Lungs and .Chest.
. To be had of V CANNON, Che Mist and Druggist, No. 1,,
Price.-street; New Custom-hove, Liverpool, in Bottles aryl Pots,
at six 'Shillings anci: two shillings and nitreipenee each, inciudioe