The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29 00:00:00

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HOUSE To BE LET AT NEWTON-IN-THE ILLOWS.
410 be LET, and may be entered upon it ediately, a very
1. excellent HOUSE, situate near the lurch, in the town
of Newton, within a few minutes' wa the Railivas Station
at Nee ton Bridge. There are two Si g Rooms, two Kitchens,
six Bedrooms, with a Cellar, and al other convenient Offices
attached to the !louse; and also' an enclosed Back Yard and
Garden to the Premises, which, with the House, are in good
tepair, mid fit for the immediate reception of a tenant.
yor rent and particulars apply to Mr. WurrE, Newton-in-
the-\Villows.
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To DAIRY FARMERS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS.
CAPITAL GRASS. FARM TO BE LET,
Situate in the Township of Baydock, in the County of Lancaster.
I'llo be LET, and may be entered upon at Candlemas and
May, 1536, a very desirable FARM, known as the HA Y
DOCK LODGE PA 11111;COnSiSfing of a good ?Arm House, exteu-
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ive- and coni;eniejit (ktt4.h4t44ixwi
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complete order and 'repatr7; aqd
Meadow-and Pasture LAND, of a very sup prior quidity, in a.;
high state of cultivation ; a prtion of is Land his been
drained; and a. part covered with hone- st. The whole Farm
is itrass side upwards, and in excellent %ter.
and
L'he Poor Rates are unusually , the Rent moderate,
to any person in want of a Dairy r Grazing Farm, a more
desirable opportunity is rarely offered.
The Hiqdock Lodge Farm is situate near to the Town of
Ashton, within • one mile of Newton-in-the-Willows, four miles
from St. Helens, six miles tram Wigan, and six miles from
Warrington.
For rent and particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS WHITE, Land
.Agent and Surveyor, Newton-in-the. Willows.

TO FARMERS, PROVISION DEALF S,
MO be LET. and may be entered upon, e Land imme-
diatelvoind the Dwellini-house and obuildings on the
Ist May, 183 n.) a desirable FARM, consi tug of a good Faint
House and Outbuildings, and about 53 Cheshire ieres of Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture LAND, situate At Hayes Greeen, in the
Township of Haddock.
The Land is conveniently situatarieir to the Buildings, and
the Palm and 'Premises, from treir contiguity to Haydock
Colliery, where several hundred workmen are constantly
played at good wages, is peculiarly ti ell adapted as a -Dairy
halm and Provision Shop, (there being no Provision Shop
neat the place,) and to a resiteCtAble persim who understands
Farming, and could unite with it the Pro Vision Trade, conside-
rable business might be done.
• This Farni is well situate, adjoining the Sankey Canal, so
that manure could be advantageously got to it by flats at little
expense. The Poor Rates are low, and the rent reasonable.
Ha ydock is distant only one mile from Newton-in-the-Wilkiws,
four front St. Helens, and six front Warrington.
For rent and particulars apply to Mr.THOSIAS WityrE, Land
Agent. Newton-in-the-Willows.

(VIE PROPRIETORS of the uvEßpooL EX-
.CHANGE will be paid a Dividend of k r Pounds Ten
Shillings on their respective Shares for the ar 1835, upon ap-
plying' to Mr. JOHN SUDLOW, the Casbi , upon or after MoN-
o4v next, the Ist of February ; and • so the further sum of
Three Guineas for each Share, in lie of the Right of Nomina-
tion to the Public Room for the pr' it year, provided the cattle
be demanded on or before the 2-ith t December next.
Proprietors should be prepared to p,oduce their Certificates,
if required, to Mr. Sudlow, and Personal Representatives of
• deceased Proprietors, Trustees, and others who hive not already
,obtained Certificates, will be required to produce the Wills or
lustroinents under which they claim, to Mr. THOS. CARSON,
Solicitor, 38, Castle-street. By order of the Proprietors, at their
General Meeting, held the 25th day ofJanuarv,
WILLIAM FOSTER, Seer#tirry.

FAMILY END.OWM,ENT SOC!ETY for ranting, at
or after the time of Marriage, Endowments the Children
35
who may issue therefrom. ()ace (temporary , ,Great Win.
chester....street,-city. Capital 1:500,puo:
TRUSTLES.
Pascoe St. Leger Grentell, Esq. Hcnr orcher, Esq.
Martin Tucker in , Esq.
DIKE;CTORS
Henry George Ward, Esq, M.P., Chairman.
George Alfred' Muskett, E-q., Deputy Chairman.
William ButterwOrth' Bayley, I Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell,
Esq. . Esq.
Bazett David Colvin, Esq. i Edward Lee, Esq.
John Fuller, Esq. I Major John Luard.
Theinas Willis INlUskett, Esq.
AUDITORS—RI% eisdale William Grenfell, Esq.; 'William
Sharman Crawford, Esq., M.P.
BaNicuus—Sir James Esdaile and Co.
PitystclAN—Dr Roget,
Sulio4oN—Edward Cock, Esq.
SotactToris—Messrs. Lacy and Bridges.
This Society undertakes to pay to all the future children of
any given marriage (from the eldest to the ywugest) £lOO
each, (or any smaller or larger sum agreed upon,) on their se-
"rally attaining any specified age from 14 to 21 inclusive, on
condition of receiving au annual -premium,. payable during any
number of years, not exceeding the age of endowment, and de-
pendent upon the life of one or both parents, at their option.
Table for 14 years.

Age ol
the
Bus-
baud.

Age oil
the
Wife.

Auttuai Premium, to
cease at Husband's
death, or atter the
15th payment.

If this premium be paid
for 15 years, each child
will be entitled to receive
EMU on compietin,' its
I4th year. But if the
father should die before
all the premiums are
paid, no further payment
will be required in order
to secure the EndoW.
most. - •

52 I 40 I 10 15 0 +4'4 °`"l
The premium may also be computed to cease, in the event of
the death of the mother, or of either of the two parents who might
die first; or it May be paid in one sum, or in annual sums,
without any such life contingency.
The premiums for endowing future boys only, or future girls
only, are rather more than one-half of those for all children.
The premiums payable (luring 22 years fur endowing future
children at 21 years of age are somewhat less than two-thirds of
those in the above table.
'ow Aig existing children are made re-
rhe pientiums for en d
turnable (if desired) in case they do not attain the age of en-
dowinent.
The parties enibwing future children will be entitled to four-
fifths of the profits, the above pretniums•being more than suffi-
cient to enable the Society to Will its engagements.
Proposals for effecting endowments may be had at the Office.
,r- The usual commission alio jwoe(4lNo bliGliitzittrss,oAvgtenitsetti-.e.tary.
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