The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-30 00:00:00

Jan, 30, 18-19,

TIIF, LIVE ,POOL STANDIRD.

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E 0 I.)fti, Insttratirt gotirecS. 'Mal an. was to think, and then there was no knowing what he
would be able to accomplish. (Cheers.) He could enter
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Ciro of TO BE SOLD. WANTED, £5OOO to £7OOO, on Mortgage of Free- necessary. If these fiscal obstructions were removed they
Ny -if" TEI INDIGENT BLIND, LIVERPOOL. r erson
LAND s desirous of PURCHASING the M
of
peb,
A
Or the ervand BUILDINGS ANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
98, KING-STREET, MANCHESTER.
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1824. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING. hold Property, in Liverpool, of ample value. Interest would increase iu wealth more than ever, and every man
at £5 per cent.
Apply to Messrs. FISHER and STONE, Solicitors, 20, Temple- would only have to pay his fair share of taxation. (Cheers.)
the Treasurerß ---D, are now occupied by the SCHOOL
court, Liverpool. But the collection of the seven millions cost the country
THomrequinSted to send SEALED TENDERS to IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN THE RATES FOR IN-
it a v
,81.ehe did not know how many millions. An able calculator had
The VrY., next. As MILLS, Esq., on or before the 14th day SURING COTTON MILLS.—The Board of Directors heve the . reckoned the amount, and if he (the speaker) could obtain
klare Yard" is Freehold pleasure to announce, that the Rates for Insuring Cotton Mills WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, fifteen or
the document and permission it should be published. Now
The
etta , and contains about 3450 superficial are materially Reduced, of the particulars of which due notice sixteen years old, to serve four or five years in an
T., erY little ufidings to the front of London-road may, will be given. Office, at a small progressive Salary. what they had to do was to teach the public. They did
ournalina.HTi expense, be converted into
.Four or Five Large Ist Class Mills, Normal Rate of 12s. per cent., reduced to 9s. Apply in own writing to N. G., STANDARD-OIECe.. not intend to go to the government to propose any
lire n otei, and
tige to the Railway Station is well adapted 2d Do. Ditto 14s. do., do. Ils. particular budget. and tell them this or that department
...c.pusually le conveniences for Cellbrage and Stabling 3d Do. Ditto les. do., do. 14s. PARTNER WANTED. should be reduced but they said, whether it was for the
0 40/ fn ,great.
-- ---___ '"? 'he Blind, Jan.
binu,---------__ 29, 1849. The RETURN BONUS now payalle by this Company on alt WANGeTnEtletanaswiathefgaepitoalr
asfleeping
to a maintenancetie c
ountry of social
are read
deyr
toorptaoy poruort &it
stlliae,
epTpapneeltoyavf
—ING ii Insurances for the last year is-20 per cent. on all Cotton Y from .rIPOOAtRoTI'I-20001t,
carry out a branch of a good respectable Retail Trade. let every man when he goes into the House of Commons
atackeateua 8.: aIATERIALS on SALE, at the late olTelrlse,drd .Eltehei.e&cent.n on all other risks—an advantage
Apply by letter to B. S. U., STANDARD-Office. know that he is putting his hand into his own pocket as
Piee::.lates_e•2,,Ofnpe Gas Co., in Newington, consistinge of New orders well as his neighbours, nd we shall be satisfied. (Cheers.)
n 0
00will be receivedmay' at the Reduced Rates by any of
or aenufeiraaoo , Timber, Marble, and other Chimney the Com an -'s Agents, or at the Head Office, as above. AIGBURTH.
lent nuKshoos ,I!idows, many of which are suitable for OfficesWANTED, in a Month, a Genteel HOUS, with This would make mend political .
economists.
Then there
!Qtche"le POtijuceoing glazed with rough Plate Glass. An excel-Byp order, HERBERT
20th January, 1849 not less than Three Chambers, besides Attics. The
in liaana aof White Stone, a quantity of Iron Railing, Manchester,
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excel(
beetrent a'n'Aikiiiroantes, eze.,neighbourhood of Aigburth would be preferred, or a pleasant would no longer be sons of peers appointed to this or that
office, but their ladswould haveto work like the rest of the
&c. All of the best quality and NIANCHESTER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, situation not exceeding that distance from Town. world. They might depend upon it all their efforts
LAS tbaeanVY erect , the greater part of the buildings having
98, KING-STREET, MANCHESTER. . WANTED, to PURCHASE, a Licensed SPIRIT VAULT. would end in nothing unless they could convince men that
aßaeini sli`.,creetdolie immediately removed, Parties wantinghey were spending their own money as well as their neigh-
ESTABLISHED A.D... 1824. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING. Freehold will be preferred.
Apply to Mr. J. BACH, House and Land Agent and Auc- hours, (Hear, hear.) There were, however, some who objected
siatul, Offia7 I make an early application on the Premises, orßasuett-street Liverpool, or Birkenhead. to an income tax because it was inquisitorial, anu because
w x-brava " Dueirworteaa and SON Arch' itects, &c., 73, IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS IN THE RATES FOR MA- tioneer, 8,
some, for the sake of showing a small income, would not hesi-
------ NUFACTURERS' WAREHOUSES,. in. Manchester, London,
tate to swear falsely. If a man chose to perjure himself before
-----_ Glasgow, and Paisley, of which due notice will be given. AATANTED to RENT, a DETACHED HOUSE, his CREATOR, all he could say was Gon forgive him ! But
to bt Aquila or Ztt: The RETURN BONUS now payable by this Company on all V V with GARDEN. The House to contain One Parlour and they aid not adopt any such principle. They said that every
Dining-room, with Kitchen and Scullery on the seine floor, and man- should lere
Insurances for the last year is—.e2o per cent. on all Cottonwhat
td
his
se
incomesit be taxed incomeceraln
Four Bed-rooms above. To be entered upon not later than the should be capitalised,
T° be
Ist of May.. Rent from Forty to Fifty Pounds, and distant per centage upon that capital. (Hear, hear, and cheers.)
I) HO ,-. LET or SOaLD, near to
F prlince:s IPvairka, a eri‘e.edwbrndoeresther Company.
•Aillda /14', suitable forwill he received at the Reduced Rates by any of iehoonuat
atyh three
wheretofi:o- ea rtreoefs
tfreltalri the
London-road
- owl
Tri" oEurf;,!.'gper'efesriit•'eTi. of He 1701 cal heegairn wll'ea
It,h.aeullr
sadymeianllriin Salo,. LperNovpi with
property
si income
may
taken :,FiXtures complete.respectable
Part
of
iy, with
the FURNITUREow the CombianclTlArgents, or allharr Office, abovSPRING,e.
etaky. Any person About leaving a Residence of this description, be- twenty years'' purchase, that is, .t'6ooo. Now there was about
al'od:_ ora and
aluation, or remain as Fixtures, as may be Manchelter, 23'd January, 1849. tween now and the time stated, will have a good opportunity of six thousand millions worth of property in the country, and
re e. ti '',.l) or without Coach-house and Stable. Rent
,4 On Mort cold' two-thirds of the Purchase-money may SPECIAL NOTICE. Apply to T. F. ASHE, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 47, South millions a-year, an ample revenue for the necessities of the
Toily to
./ eage. TOT SECURE THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS YEAR'S EN- Castle-street. country, if all Customs' and Excise laws were abolished. If,
eh-ParaP' WARD, on the Premiees, 7, South-street, RY, PROPOSALS MUST BE LODGED AT THE HEAD-
iverpool. OFFICE, OR AT ANY OF THE SOCIETY'S AGENCIES, • PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. he could not complain, because he would have everything else
-----easse. ON OR BEFORE IsT MARCH. riIHE SELECT VESTRY of this PARISH have duty free. Next, he would take the professional man ; aclthe
SCOTTISH EQUITABLE (MUTUAL) LIFE I decided to APPOINT, for One Year, by way of trial, asked whether it was fair to tax him at the same rate as he
___)_be krt.ASSUARANCE SOCIETY.. EIGHT COLLECTORS, especially for the COLLECTION of man who would leave his property behind. him. Take one with
the PARISH RATES upon COTTAGE HOUSES assessed at £2OOO a-year, which he hoped his friend the doctor made, and
T°te tp-p, , VINEGAR WORKS. - Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.
EDINBURGH 26, ST. ANDREW-SQUARE. £l2 and under. The remuneration of each Collector is fixed what was the proportion he ought to pay ? It was not worth
Duke tineCt a to close a partnership account, all those LONDON 61, MOORGATE-STREET. at 7,1 per Cent. upon the amount of his Collections, and he will
be required to provide two sureties in the sum of £2OO. above two years' purchase, and therefore he ought not to be
called upon for more than £75. (Cheers.) Then he would
venie,,Teet ana.rad valuable VINEGAR WORKS, situated 100, Letters of application, with Testimonials, to he left at the take the shopkeeper, manufacturer, and farmer, and they could ,
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
veil, ,",'Y fitted', Henry-street, Liverpool, being well and con- Office of the undersigned, on or before THURSDAY. the Ist of arrive at a pretty accurate estimate of that, and tax nem 2 per
Cha,rman.
Roiler"Derior •a?P at a great exense for the Manufacture of a February next, and the Candidates to be therein attendance on cent. upon their rent. Then take the labouring man, for
‘i, aciaa to eParatus, m
Att '‘' Slid a„' 'negar. The Vats, Machinery, Steam-engine,bl THOMAS CH ILToN, Esq., Merchant. - none shou'd be exempt. He held that it was as necessary for
the following day, at Eleven o'clock.
Directors.
y be
(r)i.
rAceeass reasonable
iaersv a
andl value. CHARLES HART, Vestry Clerk. the labouring man to have his labour protected as the richest
eeatjelioeso ft4e Works area good business THOMAS MARTIN, Merchant.
Pariah-office, Lime-street, 23d January, 1849. in the coaritry—(hear, hear)—and as fair play was their motto,
havieent 444 rr.the stowage of goods, together wthi a e",era: con- DAVID CANNON, Esq., Esq.,
they mast not let him escape. The average time when a work-
Appeaeartlitonf. ! Premises very
him. aipirr,.:e Dwelling-house. The incoming tenant may WILLIAM OXLEY, Esq., Merchant.
CONTRACTS. ing man worked was twenty years, but take half that and say
Connexion in the Vinegar Trade handed over to HILTON HALHEAD, ESq., Merchant.
TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. it was worth ten years purchase, and estimating that at 15s. per
Medical Adviser.
moderate.
Dr. PETRIE. THE DIRECTORS of the LIVERPOOL UNITED week it was worth e. 45, which at 2 per cent, would be £3 per
°(0 be sent to 100, Duke-street, Liverpool. year.' How far would his .-e37 go under these circumstances ?
The EXISTING ASSURANCES amount to upwards of THREE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY are prepared to receive TEN- (Hear, bear, hear.) Why as far as £5O now, for they must
MILLIONS Sterling. DERS for the ERECTION of their intended OFFICES and • •
bear in mind that the difference between the rich and the
i/t —aaa_ to uliratins. . The ANNUAL REVENUE amounts to ONE HUNDRED WORKSHOPS in Newington. The Plans and Specifications
AND TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDS. may be seen on and after. TO-MORROW, the 31st instant, at poor was this—that the richcouldplease himselfwhether
he
putchased exciseable articles or not; whereas, the poor man
4 °ll' 11,-.- The ACCUMULATED FUND to FOUR HUNDRED AND the Office of Mr. Cuasnaw, ArehatectandSurveyor, 11, Rum- was ronmellpil to sttpttri nlmitt in tier yorsole nn r!,...,, /ch....,

a new Edition, being the Tenth, much
M° 14,1/N enlarged, price 165.,
etnea-:l44Tt- bOMESTIC MEDICINE : A POPULAR
Preoiv S Tie E> exhibiting the Symptoms, Causes, and most
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SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
The WHOLE Profits are Allocated amongst the POLICT-
HOLDERS every THREE YEARS.

ford-place, Liverpool, where sealed and endorsedtendeis must
be delivered, free of expense, on or before MONDAY, the 12th
day of February next.

ivas compelled to spend about 10s. per'week on them. (Cheel's.)
He could go on illustrating the system; but it was not neces-
sary, as hey were so fully laid down in the tracts already pub-
lished by the society. There was honesty in it—there was
soundness in it; and if they could only make others think so,
a change would be brought about in this country such as would
raise it from the degradation it was now almost sunk into to

the quantities, taken by a competent Surveyor, may be bad

The following ADDITIONS have been made to Policies

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rd for their welfare."—Literary Journal, Feb.,
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happiness and prOiperity. (Loud and c
When every man paid his fair share of tax
merce and trade were unshackled, they Would go on increasing
to an extent it was impossible to calculate. If this were the
case, what country in the world could compete with this; if
the timber duties were abolished, what nation could compete
with it in the building of shirs. We should then have no need

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tinued cheers.)

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
ALL Persons who stand INDEBTED to WILLIAM
WIN N, Esq., late of Marsh-lane, Bootle, deceased, are
requPsted to pay the amount of their respective Debts to Mr.

£288,368

RICHARD HOLDEN

accountant, No. 2, Royal Bank-build-
dS upon the said Estate must be for-
warded for examination and payment.

of treaties of reciprocity. They would then not be what Napo-
leon called us—a nation of shopkeepers, but the great store-
house of the world. We should supply all the continent of

Europe, because the general d Wit of the world, and have the
whole of the carrying trade in our own ships, There would
not be a creek in the whole world where the flag of a Liverpool

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NATIONAL CONFEDERATION.
A T the ANNUAL MEETING of the MEMBERS
of this ASSOCIATION, held in the Music-HALL, Liver-

lotion emigrating by thousands, there would be room and pork
enough for every one. (Hear, hear, and continued cheers.)
The bon. member then eloquently impressed upon his bearers
the necessity of enforcing these principles upon others, and

pool, on the 29th instant,
WILLIAM JACKSON, Esq., M.P., in the Chair
the following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to :

. .
promised, if re-elected president, to use his endeavoUrs to
extend them both in parliament and out of doors. lie next
combatted the notion of Mr. Cobden and others, that the time

Mr. COUTICiiiOr.HARBORD,

That the Report now read be adopted.
2d,—Moved by Mr. JEFFREY, seconded by Mr. SMETHURST,

was never out of time to do right. (cheers) He pronounced
it to be his opinion that no officer either of the excise or cus-
toms should lose his office without compensation, and observed
. that it would not surprise him if the Peelites, bidding for
office, did not adopt the principle. He relied, however, mainly
on the middle classes for the succ:ss of the measure, and if
taken up in earnestness by them, that success could not long

That the beSt thanks of the Members of the Confederation
are due to Wm. Jackson, Esq., M.P., President, and to Wm.
F.wart, Esg., M.P., Lawrence Heyworth, Esq., M.P., Charles

Presidents, 6i the aid and countenance they givet; to the

Confederation since their election; that they be again appointed
to fill the offices now held by them ; and that the Right Hon.
the Earl of Radnor be one of the Vice-Presidents of the Con-
federation.

member concluded by 'remarking, iliat as seeking to
obtain justice to all, so should they give it; and he trusted
none present would refuse to grant to all, who paid their just
and fair share of taxes, full political privileges. Let him vho
could produce the tax-collector's receipt claim a right to he
registered as a voter, which would put an end to household,

3d,—Moved by Mr. KELLY, seconded by Dr. COLLINS,
That Mr. H. G. Harbord, Mr. Daniel Baugh, Mr. W. Brown,

Shakeshaft7be appointed Members of the Council.
4th,—Moved by the CHAIRMAN, ar d carried byacclamation;

The CHAIRMAN then read the following letter from
Heyworth, Esq., M. P.:—

That the besethanks of ti e Members of the 'Confederation
are due to the Council for their valuable services since their

"Yewtree, near Liverpool, January 29th, 1849.
s, with me, cause of much regret, that a previous

,tion of the Association to Mi. Jackson for it

vresiding
the cause

he presen

occasion, and for bis pas
J. M. MACDONALD,

t services in
Secretary.

"The object contemplated by the Association is, the diffusion
of correct information on the vital subject of fiscal legislation ;
_ _

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL CONFEDERA-
TION-LAST NIGHT.

and by the exposure of the present vicious system, to create a
powerful publ►c opinion in favor of direct taxat►on. Combined
w►th this laudable object, you hope to obtain a large reduction

in order

Huildi
pp.
htky N:At NICHOLSON'S PRACI
54,7.1. 3 e7:l‘ 71-'

) accommodate the

!nn anir Students in' their various departments of

A numerous meeting- of t
association, (the object of

most desirable object

It will enable every one to know
is r9llPrl nnnn to nsw trawnrsta the.

CAL RIASO

PLASTERINd, both Plair

asic Hall, in Bold-strc

ien) ;"' ,I,Rp)CIOLD. Containing, a New and Complete
e.krneu. ES for STONE CUTTING, for the Use oi
outiL?pd Vett„lleyormation of Mortars, Cements, Concrete,

Wm. Jackson, Esq., M.P., was
on the platform we observed Mess

lied to the chair ; and
. H. G. Harbord, A.

retrenchment, and most vigilant for the strictest economy in
the expenditure of the public fun
Your association seeks to en

se taxation on principl