The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-06 00:00:00

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Beans, X'renen, ka tu3u,
J. J. Bibby, Esq. ; 3, J
(a dish) : 1, Willi

CalTovv'; 3, Roberfso
dish) 1 and 3, Will

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ed 'Parsley (a
John Lear-

3, Mr. John Harrison. Bunch of six carrot
3, Mr. Charles Rylance. Bunch of six turnips
Mr. Charles Rylance ; 2, Robertson Gladstone,
Bunch of celery (three sticks) : 1 and 2, Robertson Glat
stone, Esq. ;3, Mr. John Learmont. Tomatoes :
prize, Gilbert Greenall, Esq., M.P.
Some groups of wax flowers, by

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L-me will (it appears fro— 4cter of" Harry*,
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LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RA.lLwAr.—The d
rectors, report to be presented to the half-yearly meeting
reasons,
the stakes B.l3takrooesrneamMtfimgchets
te-mo
rrow will state that the revenue for the past half-
year was £451,700 ; and for the corresponding period of
1862, it was £408.607. The disbursements for the past
half-year were £188,113 ; and in the corresponding half_
year o .., f 185 they were £172,816. The main increase in
the working expenses shows itself under _ the respective
heads of "locomotive poTfer," "merchandise charges:.
and "maintenance of
way . In the two former cases this
increase must not be regarded apart from the qrenmstanee

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of -goods conveyed, as well as the additional mileag...-ern:
curred and stall employed in the discharge of the busniesa,
The various movements, also, which have occurred on the

wages question in the large -
cashire and Yorkshire, and a genera/
materials, have tended in no inconsiderable d(

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in the prices of

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Pa3-ment of interest and dividend, and
merit the current disbursements. The balance of revenue
applicable to the
is £274,603 ss. 10d. It is recom.
mended that dividend at the rate of 3-1- per cent. pfr
Pupils themselves.
beginners in the
cried dfoecrtlav:rded,toletahvine ngexat surplus 4f
n a Mons. L. P. PUTMTOT, at the re-
questaZotitlil:l4irEmooNfix:c2slelee d.:
518 Le
r'cNlacatibT large families, 1:1:,
has determined to introduce
Ladies of all ages to any of the fifteen different Classes di-
rected by Nut, in Six respectable Educational Establishments
nit,i.gilLaitsdcileass,soesnotfhaelslagnr)aedtaetrimonssls tfhroemPtbi
French Alphabet to the Pupils capable not only of understand.
iug very well the Classic t% orks used by him, (the same as
adopted in the best Educational Establishments in Paris.)
dons. P.
but also capable of speaking and writing correctly the French
Language. Each Lady has the option of retnaming in the
different classes one, two, or three hours twice a-week. Gen-
oeveral Es-
tlemen, of a'l ages, way be introduced also int s tablishments for Young Gentlemen, on the same terms as the
Pupils. Prospectuses, with Directions as to each Establish-
ment, Terms, and many Testimonials fro Ladies, Clergy-
men, and Gentlemen who have learned them French Language
upon Mona. P.'s new system during the last ten years may
b had at any time, at the Professor'sßeshlence. Mons. P.
beat home every day from Half-past One to Two in the After-
noon. No. 45, UPPER PARLIAMENT-eTRERT. Private jLes-
sons for Ladies or Gentlemen, I,
at Le Professor's Residence,
at the Pupils' Residence, or by Correspondence as usual
The next quarter commences on the 3rd of October,