The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-06 00:00:00

DONATION.

Messrs. Teunants. Cow, and CO., Redcross-street 10 0 0
William Claxton Esq 10 0 0
Miss Simpson, Ilillfoot Villa, Much Wcolton 5 0 0
Miss Molyneux, per Edmund Molyneax, Esq., 5 0 0
Charles Crompton, Esq., London
William Wood, Esq., Harrington-street 2 2 0
Mrs. Liddle. hardy-street
Miss Latham, Everton - 0
E. Busch, Esq., Sweeting-street. 1 0 0
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS.
E. Busch, Esq., Sweeting-street 2 2 0
Messrs. Morgan and Co., Drury-lane
Messrs. Wood, Brown, and Mann 2 0 0
Mr. Isaac Hadwen, jun.,
Sir. J. C. Lewis, Hargreaves'-buildings
W. W. L. Bailey, Water-street
Mr. A. Allen, North John-street
Mr. William Robinson' Mersey-court
Mr. George Johnston, Exchange-building's
Mr. John Travis, Redcross-street
Mr. Thomas Earle, Water-street
Mr. Hardman Earle, jun. .
Mr. 'Thomas Blackburn, 3, Goree 1 1 0
21, South Castle-street, D. H. GIBSON, Secretary.

SUBSCRIPTIONS in LIVERPOOL for the DES-
TITUTE INHABITANTS of the HIGHLANDS and
ISLANDS of SCOTLAND.
Amount already advertised .t'4714 0 9
John Naylor Wright 5 0
Proceeds of Collection in Unitarian Chapel, Ren-
shaw-street, per Rev. J. H. Thom
Mrs. Fraser, per Courier-oflice 0 10 0
M. H. Simpson;Theatres Royal, Liverpool and Bir-
mingham
Passengers per Cambria on the outward voyage, per
C. Maclver, Esq.
The Inhabitants of Aigburth, per Rev. W. J. Purdon 50 0 0
Thomas Dodge
St. Barnabas' Chu! eh Relief Fund, per Rev. T. Nolan 20 0 0
Collection at Childwall Church, per Rector Campbell 34 10 0
Collection at St. Nicholas's Church, per Rector
Campbell
Rev. J. A. Wilson's Pupils 2 0 0 .
J. W. K:r :patrlck, Llwynon, near Wrexham 5 0 0
Mrs. Black, per T. Bell
Proportion of Contribution in Ormskirk and Neigh- •
boy rhood. per Joseph Lyon
Providence (Rhode Island) Relief Fund, per Wm.
Rathbone 2OO 0 0
Congregation of St. Michael's Church, per Rev. H.
Carpenter..., 9 16 7
J. Ilald
Edward Cropper 2O 0 0
Edwtrd Moon 5 0 0
Samuel Winstanley
Mr. Moore
St. Luke's Church, per Rev. C. W. Lawrence lO 0 0
St. Andrew's Society, Savannah, per A. Low, Esq ,
being proceeds of 500 dollars
It. H.Tucker, Wiscasset, Maine, U.S.A., per Baring
Brothers and Ce lO 0 0
Collected at the door of Rev. D. Fergnson's Scotch
Church, Myrtle-street, on the Fast Day l6 4 5i
A Friend, per C. T.
Part of Collection at the Crescent Chapel, per Rev.
J. Kelly CO 0 0
Wootton Church, per Rev. R. Leister lO 0 0
Thonlas Kensington, per Mercury-office
Proceeds of a Concert in the Music Hall, per Wm.
Simpson
Proportion of Collection at Christ Church, Waterloo,
per Rev. C. J. Graham Jones 2O 0 0
Mr. Warty • 1 0 0
Further Subscriptions will be received by tiny 3lember of
the Committee, at the Bars of the Exchange, the Underwriters''
Room, the Athemeum, and the Lyceum ,• or by -
JOHN CLoW Treasurer.
CHARLES ALIO VER, Secretary.

lIE AIGBTJRTH REL
of the DESTITUTE IRIS
submit the folloming Statemet
to those parties who have so kit

JEF COMMITTEE, in aid
H and SCOTCH, take leave to
lA' (with their very best thanks)
wily contributed to the object :
RECEIPTS. •

.i,,. s. d.,
Mr. & Mrs. Swainson 25 0 01
Mr. & Mrs. Bushell. 25 0 0'
A Gentleman (two do-
nations)
Mr. Brownell 2O 0 0'
The Misses James
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Tomlinson 2O 0 0
Mr. K Moon 2O 0 0
Mr. Hargreaves 2O 0 0
Mr. Beckwith 2O 0 0
Mr. Brocklebank
Mr. & Mrs. Reynolds 10 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. 'Dane lO - -0 - 0
Miss Green lO 0 O.
Mrs. Tomlinson lO '0 0.
Miss Tomlinson lO 0 0,
Mrs. E. Moon
Mr. John Eden lO 0 0'
Mrs. Rotheram lO 0 0
Mr. R. Try lO '0 ' 01
Mr. Chidson
Mr. .11-son
Mr. Alfred Smith lO 0 0
The Misses Moss
Mrs. iti: Miss Purdon 7 10 0
Mr. Richd. Harrison 5 0 0
Mr. Andrew Browne
Mrs. Fletcher 5 0 0,
Sir. Sandbach
Mr. G. 11. Thompson 5 o_,o
Mr. D. Rae 5 0 0,.
Miss & Ms.; S. Sands 5 0 0)
Mr. P:att 5 0 0::
Mrs. Bramley-Mcore 5 0 0,.
Mr. El: in,.,-
Sirs. Gm StOit 5 0 01]
Mr. Lloyd
Sir. Fisl:vr
Mr. irn in
DiSPITTi
X. s. d.

. s. d.
.
Mr. Potter
Mr. BMlef 5 0 0
IMrs. Robinson 5 0 0
Mr. A. 5 0 0
Mrs. Moss
lMr. Zwilchenbart 5 0 0
Miss Copeland (two
1 donations)
IMr. Bevan
llr. Win. Moss 5 0 0
! Mr. ltailton 3 0 0
Mr. & Mrs. Byrn 3 0 0
Mr. Tinne's Family &
Household
Mr. ll.liarrison'S Do. 2 4 6
;Miss Gellie 2 0 0
Mr. Goore
Mr. Brookfield
Miss IVorsley 1 1 0
IMr. Branch 1 0 0
15Iiss Bailey 1 0 0
Mr. Nichoi
' • son
,iMiss Ward 1 0 0
Mr. Morris 1 0 0
Mr. Ingram
,Nl-1-. Byrn's Children. 0 15 0
:1 Friend 0 10 0
LALady 0 10 0
Collection, by Miss
Orme. • 012 El
Mr. L. Bate
Mrs. B. Moore's Chil-
-1 (hen and Servants . 0 10 0
:Simi! Sums OlO 6
Mrs. Robinzon'sChil-
then
'Litre Children, by
Mrs. Tillue

,C5lO 2 0

;EMENT.

Granted to the
Diocese of Amagh. CZ 0 0'
~ Cork.... 35
" Oogher. 2) 0 0
„ Derry .. 20 0 0
130 0 0'
51) 0 0i
• „ Limerick 30 0 0
The Committee arc still ready to receive ContrilintiOns, and
would urge upon the friends of this cause the importance of
cowitig forward promptly.

(3rarted to the s. d.
Diecese of Ossory.. u 0 0 0
„ Than] .. 70 0 0
Granted for Seed and
Huabandry 10 2 0
Granted to Scotland . 50 0 0

X5lO 2 0

NEWTON RACES.
TO PUBLICANS AND OTHERS.
MITE LETTING of GROUND for the ERECTION
of BOOTHS at the ensuing RACES, will take place on
XIONDAY, the 2t:th April next. at the Swan Public-house, on
Newton Common, between the hours of Ten and Three o'clock.
All Varties wishing to take Ground a,e hereby informed, that
no Ground will be Let without the full amount of the Rent be
paid at the time of Letting.
Particular attention is requested that no Ground will be re-
served for any party whatever, who does not, either personally
or by letter, (addressed to Mr. BaAsrALL, Newton, near War-
rington.) give notice of his or herintent ion to take the Ground ;
and at the same time pay the Rent as above stated.
Norton-le-Willows, 29th March, 1847.

THE BIRKENHEAD SAW MILL COMPANY.

PUOVUIONALLY IiEOISTESED.

CAPITAL .elO,OOO, IN SHARES OP £2O EACH.
lieposit, 28. per xlar?r, agreeable to Jet of Parleament.
milk; necessity for an extensive Saw Mill in so rising
1 and improvir.g a place as Birkenhead, is too obvious to re-
quire any remarks with a view io procure its favourable reception
with the Public; and in consequence of th-, B.rkenhead Dock
Company having required the Land ,upon -which the only Mill
in Birkenhead Was lately standing, that necessity is more than
ever severely felt. It may, however, be proper to remark that
a more teasonable opportunity than the present for the forma-
tion of Company to carry on the businps of a Saw Mill can_
never be presented. The intended Railway from the Docks to
the Chester Line, which is expected to be completed in abont a
' month will still further promote the prosperity of the Com-
pany, by opening an extended communication with North
Wales, Chester, and the Midland Counties.
An advantageous site for the erection of the necessary build-
ings can be procured on very moderate terms.
it is proposed to raise a capital of .f:10,000 by 500 Shares of
4.20 each, and that no one person shall hold more than 25
Shares.
Applications for Shares to be made to Messrs. AVISON and
Pith Solicitors, Cook-street, Liverpool.

THE LIVFRPOOL ASPHALTE COMPANY.
mms Company, having purchased the extensive
Works of the Folonceau Bitumen Company, is now ready
to em!cute Orders, in Liverpool, at the following Rates, namely,
for Footwalks; Floor of Cellars, Warehouses, sheds, Terraces,
Garden Walls, &c. :
From 50 to IGO yards, at 3s. Od. per square yard exclit-
,, 100 to .500 „ 2s. Od. „ . sive of
„ 500 to 1000 „ 2s. Cd. ~ foun-
„ 1000 and upwards 2s. 34. If dation.