The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

THE ALETHORAMA,

~. MUSIC HALL, BOLD-STR EE7.
11 I'VE NEW SCENES.
1. The Palace of Santa Felice, at Verona.
2. Meinderowick, in Holland.
3. The Village of Bingenkirchen;
4. The Collegiate City, Heidelberg.
5. The Great of
814,1:leen which will beFire introduced Moscow. Automaton Figures on the
nape.
MDR
ri
Den ,ING EXHIBITIox, every Monday andTuesday.7-Doors
„ .
nod "' alf:past Twelve, to commence at One. Admission :
gof the Room, 18:; Reserved Seats, 2s.
fee INo EXIIIBMON, every Evening, except Monday and
Eight Y.—Doors open at Half-past Seven, to commence at
Admissign : Body of the Room, Is. ; Reserved Seats,
Gallery, 6d.
Twe,r(lB of Admission to be had at the Hall from Twelve till
and at Mr. WEISS'S, No. 3, Church-street.

BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
PRESIDENT :
HERIGHT HON. LORI) WROTTESLEY.
•t TWENTY-THIRD TRIENNIAL CELEBRA-
IATI9N of these GRAND PERFORMANCES will la'ze place
BRIEItuQuGHASI, on the 25th, 26th, 27th, and 28th of
J. F. LEDSAM,
Chairman of the Committee.

pp,„,.,„ LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
--"iNS SEEKING APPOINTMENTS IN ALBERT
DOCK .
ftiIE,ICOMMITTEEWAREHOUSES of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
b 4 . ;411EBV GIVE NOTICE, that NO APPLICATIONS
Wiii:Vents to the undermentioned Situations in Albert
'''" instaa-ni-"ses will be received after THURSDAY next, the
v. viz..
v
ARECIOUSE KEEPERS,
in A RF I N G ERS,
FO REM EN COOPERS,
WOK-KEEPERS and OFFICE CLERKS,
or,'h„ LANDING or CIIECK CLERKS,
er subordinate Appointments.
D 0,7,
..jIY
LidverPool,l3th MarNl
ch orer
46
18 DAEL MASON, Secretary.
, .

vakr;
AT a MEETING of the MASTER TRADESMEN
of LIVERPOOL and BIRKENHEAD, engaged in the
ligu—cis departments of BUILDING, and held the 10th March,
tik 7, at the Grecian Hotel, Dale-street, and where thirty-five of
Most extensive firms were represented
Mr. JOHN TOMKINSON in the Chair.
It µts intimated that the Joiners and Masons of Birkenhead
r struck work for an advance of \Nag , and that most of the
Itildings at that place were suspended ;resnd it appearing from
Itiltices recently servedupontheAaste aMasons of Liverpool,
1, Well as from other circumstances,that the strike at Birken-
'd'ad is only preparatory t.oa similari strike in this town,
It was Resolved unanimously,
w). That this Meeting disavowing any intention of interfering
pith the wages or privileges of theworkmeneogaged in the
1.41,11 din trade; and being desirous of maintaining that good
--erstganding which ought to exist between employers andb
senrk'nen, views with. regret the steps that have been taken
tgt...:f the trades, in their attempts to disturb existing, and
th27,...,t0ry arrangements.
Viat the present hours of labour are fair and reasonable—
high arer", ages now paid by every... respectable employer are as
ah Y att thated ; and this Meeti „ pledges itself to resis
°f elltPt may be made, either to raise the present rate
3..,5i or to abridge the hours. of labour.
tion of this Meeting feels unwilling to recommend the forma-
Durpoll Association of Master Tradesmen even for defensive
reasso,ns2 although they compelled 9to do so by the un-
til of Woie demands notns'oaymbuechof the workmen themselv.es,
the `ue Trade Clubs;) but while the individuals composing
ttaeresent Meeting may regret the necessity,. they are prepared
the 4"°Usly to form such an Association, if emergency of
case shall require i
' Signed on behalf of the Meeting,
JOHN TOMKINSON, Chairman.

EASTERN DISPENSA RY.
T the ANNUALSEVENT MEETING of the
4
usu.se.,BEßs to this Institution, held in the BOARD-
-16%7 ofant the Parish Office, Fenwick-street, on MONDAY, the
T• he4lst,
h JOHN KILSHAW, Esq., in the Chair.
"'eri reuiPort and Treasurer's Account for the past year having
tat uas "'
resolved unanimously,
qtkilo„lllat the same be printed:and distributed in the usual
‘,2o,t`r„4.,llion_g• the Subscrt
bers.
rind' eh- ,nat the thanks of this Meeting be given to those Cler-
5;,,,n0 have advocated the cause of this Charity by preach-
3d. °lls in its behalf.
v.' 2y s' ei "at the thanks of this Meeting be given to the llonorary
"wAr.' 'ails and Surgeons for their exertions during the past
listh•
Ztt, sorat the best thanks of this Meeting be given to the
of the Institution.
ta,,l.Yaii4r•gr Henderson having resigned the Honorary. Secre-
Vr. James Eckersley was elected to succeed him.
t,,ZOde, t the best thanks of this Meeting be given
. to A.
Esq , Honorary Secretary, for his indefatigable ex-
p'oehallof the institution.
"44 e • e
.....-l!airman having left the Chair, a vote of_thanks to him
lied by acclamation.
A. HENDERSON, Honorary Secretary.
4°31, March 16, 1846.
the
Ile ,Treasurer
acknowledges the receipt of the following addi-
h Annual Subscriptions since the last announcement:—
00 s. d. s. d.
rTherod, Esq. .. 2 2 o,John Askew, Esq.
~, Cannon, Miller, 1 1 0
Daley, Esq 1 1 0
,(iNe
2 2 ()James Atkinson, Esq. .. 1 1 0
'IN' Stitt, sen Eso 2 2 0 Hugh Molvneux, Esq. .. 1 1 0
T\CO 4.411 D N d Messrs. Reid, Irving, and
. aylor an
tub, • . .... . 2 2 0 Co. 1 1 0
;.10 Litherland Esq .l 1 0 Wm, 111‘Fie, Esq OlO 6
4:l44.`tra,l,Esq..dona' ticni:l 0 0 Wm. Fairhurst, Esq 0 10 0
i str.
1 l 0 Sundry Persons, per J. _
• .I.lTebe rt, N ixon 11 0 Watkin, Esq. Ol5 0
"I, Esq.
yoii}ll4 li,mEsq 110 C. Chubb, jun., Esq 010 6
.Ingham, Esq., lireck-
e,or, Esq... 1 1 0 road 010 0
4 Ai, 08e, Esl 1 00— Edwards, E5q......... 010 0
ohri I.lorrniek, Esq.: J. Bunting. Esq., St. Do-0
c;(llnondson, Es 4 1 1 0 mingo Pit 010 0
44.1,1aleinen, pc r Mr..
Ashcroft James Charles
4 ktos,lissimond, Rich- I Pye, Esq, 0 10 6
3 0 0 Jno. Watkin, Esq 0 10 6
flutton, Egg o William Quarrel, Esq. .. 0 10 6
tiVERpooL SPRING ASSIZES, 1846.
Liivt Co . CROWN COURT.
.I,llktpal(re,ssions e Assizes will be opened at
D the 21st (lay of March.
OfoPrroTners, and 'of Persons committed and sub-
• hailed, are to proceed in the order in which the names
"'oelitt-arties indicted appear in the Sheriff's Calendar, unless
tkllle ee Court shall otherwise direct.
L'aies nurses will be Classed in the Calendar as follows ; atid the
tt• rpo",,' the Prisoners, and Persons so bailed as aforesaid, will
41.744-ged in each Class according to the dates. of their re-
-len cc4oMitinents, except that priority will in general be
444' Ca.ses within the First Class, where the attendance of
1. ((,:r Surgical Witnesses is required :
2. eses not included in any of the following Classes.
n. lint
4 AlnrdersCases (ex.cept Cases from the Boroughs of Munches-
4.
„ter and Liverpool.)
s. ‘,,,ases from the Borough of Manchester.
I,a.ses from the Borough of Live:pool.
'ilsdeineanors in respect of which Costs are not allow-
oft here able.
ki'ttt,ce sh°tlieore of several Persons charged m ith a joint
ed to b have been committed, and the other or others ad-
• the areomm after the publication o. f the Calen-
tiouerso., lals to proceed in the same order as if_the P_e_r_scoan.
111,„4 of the so admitted to bail, or committed after the.publi.
I,'ther e Calendar had been committed at the same time with
t` 4en, Tr%l
rere ClB of other Persons committed after the publication
‘it ony
oalendar, or admitted to bail in the first instance for
,foreMisdemeanours in respect of which Costs are
r-o,.erPooUex.pt those from the Boroughs of Manchester and
Pris,x.vvill be proceeded with immediately before the Cases
class 4 ; the excepted Cases from the Borough of
Ito'.lel,er Will be taken immediately after the Cases comprised
441,7. mentioned Class ,• and tbe excepted Cases from the
I•l,NDrTs"eclfibLcivie- Liverpool will be taken immediately after the Cases
1)1,, e pl,O ass 5.
b..ee secutors and Witnesses in Cases within the First
1 Of iTeB are required to be in attendance on Monday, the
thter ttslrcil, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon ;—and "11
, 4oreo„„'s ou Tuesday, the 24th of March, at Nine o'clock in
Ni„ co'"o•
tti'e 0,0 I'll will sit for the dispatch of business each day at
Ire ock in the Forenoon, except on Monday, the 23(1 of
/04441 op that day at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon.
goaf• 4 t/ i?°?ng Regtaations trill be strictly enforced, and no
eor e allowed to Parties making default in the observ-
(ken,
rial •
Nth day 2. Ter showing the arrangement of the Business for
"e er'o"l-" he posted at the doors of the Crown Court, and
orderN‘fic
Cs. 0, the Hon. Mr. JUSTICE PATTESON,
.441 o.,y_T_ • S• SIIUTTLEWORTH, Clerk of the Crown.
Preston, March 2d, 1816.

RAILWAY SHARE BUSINESS
ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN.
AFFORDING UNDOUBTED SECURITY TO
PRINCIPALS.

(CIRCULAR.)
Liverpool, 17th Feb., 1846.
SIRS I take the liberty of announcing that I have commenced
business as a STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, at No. 1, RUM-
FORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, and referring to the enclosed
document, from which it will be perceived that I have conducted
satisfactorily the business of a Bill Broker at the city of Oporto,
for a period of thirteen years, I trust I shalt not be considered
presumptuous in hoping that I may be favoured with a share of
public patronage and support, especially when it is understood
that I mean to adopt such a system as shall insure the utmost
security to those who shall be pleased to honour me with their
business. For this purpose I shall be ready to act for principals
who may prefer depositing their money or stock in the hands
of a Banker until the transaction is at maturity, and in order
that my principals may not be losers by the employment of a
Banker as well as of a Sharebroker, I shall in such cases pay the
Bank charges out of my Commission.
In the next place, it is my determination that all business
confided to me shall be closed separately, not only from all
transactions between myself and other parties, but with the
same principal, as the only certain method of preserving order
and punctuality, and it will be my aim, as the nature of my
business will not require any prolongations, to close all trans-
actions on the day of sale or purchase, when practicable; and
when the completion of a transfer or other formality shall occa-
sion delay, then the very moment the obstacle shall be removed.
To prevent the possibility of a conflict between the duty which
the Broker owes to his principal and his personal interest, I de-
clare my determination to carry on business as a Broker on
Commission only, and on no occasion to become a purchaser
on my own account.
If you should wish me to make an investment or purchase
through The Liverpool Banking Company, I transmit you the
requisite forms for the purpose.—l am, Sir,
Your most obedient servant,

EDWARD WILD,

To the Manager of The Liverpool Banking Company.
SlR,—lnclosed we send you Bank Notes for .e
whidi you will please to hold to the order of ➢ir. Edward Wild,
Sharebroker, Liverpool, on his depositing with you Certificates
for Shares in the Railway,
which we have instructed him to purchase on our account.
We are, Sir,

To the Manager of The Liverpool Banking Company.
SlR,—lnclosed we send you Certificates for 60 Shares in Rail-
ways, viz

20 Grand Junction.
40 Leeds and Manchester, &c.
which we have instructed Mr. Edward Wild, Sharebroker, Li-
verpool, to sell on our account.
The Transfers wi❑ be sent through you, and on the comple-
tion of the transaction you will receive the nett proceeds in
exchange for our document.

We are, Sir,

We, the undersigned British Merchants, do hereby certify
that Mr. Edward Wild, the Bearer of the present Testimonial,
was the first Individual who introduced the system of establish-
ing Bill Brokerage for fixing the Rate of Exchange in this City
for the British merchants, in which Profession he has been em-
ployed by us for nearly Thirteen Years, during which Period we
have always found him to act with the greatest Honour, Integ-
rity, and Confidence in all Transactions that we have committed
to his Charge, and in testimony of the same we hereunto sign
our Names.

Oporto, Bth of Dec. 1845.
Ashworth, 'Wilton, and Co. P. p. Martinez,Gassiot,andCo.
Woodhouse, and Co. John D. Delaforce.
Croft and Co. Quarles Harris, sen., J. D.
Cockburns, Greig, and Dunlop Harris and Co.
P. p. Butler, Nephew, and Co. Wm. and Jno. Graham and Co.
Manl. Joze Pinto Carneiro Geo. Sandeman and Co.
Wiley, Webber, and Forrester. Rocher, Wigham, and Co.
W. G. Roughton and R. Reid P. p. Ormerod Brothers & Co.
P. p. George Reid Geo. A. Redpath
George James Reid Hunt, Roope, Teage, and Co.
Gould Jas. Campbell and Co. Charles H. Noble and Marat
F. F. B. Shore James Dow
Douglas and Whiteley John Cassels
Taylor, Fladgate, and Yeatan Morrogh,Welsh,Jones, and Co.
Alexr. Miller Emanuel de Clamouse Brown
Kirkby, Glover, and Hirst J. Thomas Quillinan
James Rawse Joseph Perry
P. p. T. J. Smith P. p. Henry Donaldson and Co.
J. P. E. Smith M. J. Pereira da Silva
John Johnstone William Wilhy.
The names attached in English are sworn to be the true ones
of the parties signed.

L. M. RIVERO.
ANTONIO LUIZ MONTEIRO.

Oporto, December 17, 1846.

By Edwin John Johnston, her Britannic Majesty's Consul at
Oporto, in the kingdom of Portugal, &c.
These are to certify that the foregoing signature Antonio Luiz
Monteiro is of the true and proper hand-writing of Antonio
Luiz Monteiro, notary public, residing in this city.
Given under my hand and official seal at Oporto, this 17th
day of December, 1845,

EDWIN J. JOHNSTON.
Extract from the Oporto newspaper "A. Coallisao," of the
9th January, 1846 :
" Besides the enterprising genius of Mr. Wild, we positively
know the honour, disinterestedness, and confidence which he
always merited in every transaction he undertook, and of this a
very convincing proof is had.from the document which we saw
signed by the principals of many respectable English houses at
this place.
" As public writers it is a duty incumbent on us to tribute
our testimony of our well deserving gratitude to him."
I, the undersigned, do hereby declare the above to be a correct
translation of the original presented to me in the Portuguese
language.—Liverpool, 28th January, 1846.
THOMAS SMITH, Translator.

EDWARD WILD, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER,
No. 1, RUMFORD-STREET, Liverpool, begs to announce
that, taking into consideration the State of the Share Market,
and to enable Capitalists to be in possession of the real value of
the Shares as ascertained by actual Sales, and not, he will hold
AUCTION SALES of SHARES every THURSDAY, commenc-
ing on THURSDAY, the second of APRIL, at Two o'clock, at the
COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS, TEMPLE-COURT ; and to con-
firm the security, all transactions will go through The Liverpool
Banking Company.
Orders with Certificates or Scrip (which must be sent for exa-
mination) are received at The Liverpool Banking Company until
One o'clock of the day preceding the sale.
Purchasers to pay a deposit of 20 per cent. at the time of
purchase (when a Clerk from the Bank will be in attendance to
receive it,) and the remainder of the purchase money by two
o'clock the day following.
Commission charged to Sellers only.—No charge for putting
up, if not sold.

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OFFICE FOR PATENTS OF INVENTIONS AND
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