The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12 00:00:00

TO THE BURGESSES OF LIME•STREET WARD

GENT LEMEN, •
-‘,17-HEAI,j had the-honour of being named as a CA'sIDI-
Y DrE to represent your Ward in the -new'Town
'Council, I stated that I did not come forward on political
grounds, and I ventured to observe what in my opinisin should
be the great objects of your Representatives in that-I3ody.
The majority
of yo)uir Ward decided against cod, and therefore
when a vacancy occurred by the Resignation Of Mr. Langton, I
declined again to come forward. The
,ortialitv, however, of
many friends induced them to prciposrme, ana though your
decision was in favour of the gentleman who appeared as a
Candidate I have the satisfaction to find that the votes in my
favour had considerably increased. For the strenuous and un-
solicited suppdrt I received 1 beg to return my warmest thanks,
and, I would add, my best wishes for the prosperity of your
Ward. I am, Gentlemen,
Your very obedient Servant.
Liverpool, 9th January; 1836. AMBROSE LACE.

EVENING CONCERT, AT THE MUSIC-HALL,
BOLD-STREET,
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 183 V
iurASTER HUGHES, only eight year of age, who has
11'1 had the honour of appearing twice ore their Majesties,
tby command, and been so liberally pat uized by all the prin-
cipal Nobility. of EnglAnd. Scotland, \Vales, and Ireland; and
3+ION.S. POTHONIER, the celebrated Pianist, who will
perform extempore variations o'n any Air which may be pro-
duced during the evening, beg leave to announce their CON-
CERT as above, to commence precisely at Eight o'clock.
Tickets, 3s. each.—Back Seats, 2s.—Children Half-Price.
To be had at the Music Sellers and Booksellers, and of Master
HUGHES, 26, Slater-sPreet.

FOUND, a LITTLE DOG. Whosoever y have lost
the same, and.can satisfactorily descrA7it, will have it
restored upon application at the Standard ce, on payment
of expenses.

ANN CAIG, (Widow-of PETER CAW, Tailor an raper,)
grateful for the patronage extended to her I Husband,
begs respectfully to inform her Filends, that sh ntends to con-
tinue the Business, and trusts 6vith the arr ements she has
made to be enabled tr, merit their kind support.
24, Basneat-street, Bth January, 18313.

JR. LAwsoN, CO FF INrAI AKER, and FURNISI4 IN G
UNDERTAKER, 26, Brownlow-hill, Liverra
J. R. L. having condUcted business in the ab line in Lon-
don, has, at the suggestions of his Friend erred the above
Establishment, for the purpose of taking th whole of the ma-
nagement of Funerals that may be entrusted to his care, and
hopes by respectability and careful attention, together with rea-
sonable charges, to merit the patronage and support of the in-
habitants of Liverpool.
N.B.—A. variety of Coffins always on hand.

JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE, 17, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
THE Proprietor of this Establishment returns thanks for the
unprecedented success he has met with du • the short
time he has been open, and begs to observe, t it will ever be
conducted on the principles of economy d comfort which
characterised it from the first.
JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE will be found particularly eligible to
Travellers by the Railway, who may have Breakfast at the
earliest hours.
The Railway Omnibuses call at the usual hours.

KID GLOVES, BLONDE SATIN SHOES, &c., &c.,
CLEANED, to equal New, by LATOUR RATEAU
and CO., 139, New BON D-STREET, corner of Grosvenor-street,
London; and received for, and sent to, them every Friday
Evening, by their only Agent for Liverpool, Mrs. Loss , Tea,
Coffee, and Smaliware Dealer, No. 9, Cases-stree
L. R. and Co. respectfully inform the Publi at, from their
great success, (the articles cleaned by th ing really made
to equal new in appearance and value,) any imitations have
arisen; it is, therefore, necessary to guard against being en-
trapped by the insidious representations of persons who pretend
to be connected ijth them in these discoveries, of which they
are the original and only authors, and request that the parcels
be directed for L. Rateau and Co., with the name and exact
address of the agent written thereupon.

THE LIVERPOOL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
OFFICE,
2, BRUNSWICK-STREET, CASTLE-STREET.
THE Business executed at the above Establis nt, com-
prises every description of Plain and amental EN-
GRAVING, together with Copper-pl .etter-press, and
Lithographic PRINTING, for every tic and Commercial
purpose, as Maps, Plans, Charts, Bankers' Notes, Drafts, Mer-
- chants'iiills of Lading and Exchange, Tradesmens' Bills, Cir-
culars, Cards, Labels, &c. &c.
Heraldry Books kept.
Arms, Crests, Ciphers, and Mottos, on Gold, Silver, and
Copper.
Stone Seals, qounting-house Seals.
Brass Door and Window Plates neatly executed.
An AP PRENIICE WANTED.

CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCH IT URE.
TOEIN WEALE, (late Taylor,) ARCHIT URAL Ll-
t BRA RY. No. 59. High Holborn, anno es for immediate
publication, WORKS for the ENGIN , ARCHITECT,
STUDENT, and AMATEUR.
TRANSACTIONS of the INSTIT lON of CIVIL EN-
GINEERS, in 4tor with a Portrait of the late President, Thos.
Telford, and Twenty elaborate Plates. Price 21s.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on LOCOMOTIVE EN-
GINES upon RAILWAYS, founded upon a great many new
Experiments made during a residence in England for Scientific
Purposes, by Chevalier G. PAMBOUIt, in Bvo., with Plates.
Price 12s.
ORNAMENTS of the MIDDLE AGES, and particularly
of the 'limes of Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth, and James I.
To be published in Ten Parts, in 4to, of 4s. each. Part l will
appear March 111th. The Work" will consist of uniVie Orna-
ments, selected on the Continent and in England, of Architec-
ture, Furniture, Carving, Chasing, Tapestry, and Lace Work,
Patterns for Manufacturers of all kinds, &c. &c. No. 2 and
following will be published regularly if the Work is encouraged.
Communications addressed to Mr. Weale, the editor and pub-
lisher.

MOLLER'S great Work of GERMAN GOTHIC ARC HI -
TECTUR E, 2 vols., large folio, 130 Plates, bound in 1 v 31.,
with German Text complete; and to be accompanied with a
Translation of the Origina Text, in a separate Bvo. volume.
Price £3 10s. till December 25; the price after which time
will be raised.
MOLLER'S MEMORIALS of GERMAN GOTHIC
ARCHITECTURE, with Notes and Illustrations, in Bvo.,
(sold separate fro the preceding.) Price Bs. cloth and
lettered.