The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-08 00:00:00

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tANE GRESSIEB beio 10 return tier sincere thanks to her
F't tends and the Publy generally;
she has received since the death ttr her husband; and also to in-
form them that she has now received the entire nI her WI LATER
'STOCK, comprising every Article in General Drapery.
J. G., soliciting an early inspection of the above: assures
'those Friends who favour. her with a call that she will offer a
good Article at the smallest rale of profit, being the safest me-
dium of securing their future orders.

THE LIVERPOOL ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

ONFICE.
RIONStrICK-STIMKT, CASTLR-STREET.
r 1-1 E business executed at the above Establishment compti9wl
every description of Plain and Ornamental Engraving,
together with Copper-plate, Letter-press, anti Lit hograithic
Printing, for every Public and Commercial purpose, as Maps,
Plans, Charts Bankers' Notes, Drafts, Merchants Bills of
Lading and gxchange, Tradesmen's Bills, Circulars, Cards,
Labels, &c.

Heraldry Books kept.
Arms, Crests, Ciphers,• and Mottos on Gold, Silver, and
Copper.

At'one Seals, Counting-house Seals.
Brass Door and Window Plates neatly executed.
An APPRENTICE WANTED.

ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
NELSON-STRRET, GREAT GEORGE'S-SQUARE.
aR. HARWOOD respectfully announces to his Friends
the FOURTH QUADRILLE and WALTZ BALL, for
this Season, will take placeon WEDNESDAY EVENING, the IGth
instant.. _ _

Double'Pickets, to admit a Lady and Gentleman 19s. 6d.
Single Tickets, Gentleman's 7 0
Ditto Ladies'
Refreshments included.

Tickets to be had at the Chronicle-office, Lord-street, and of
Mr. HARWOOD, at the Rooms, and at his Residence, 16, Ches-
ter-street._ _ _

*** CLASSES, for the practice of Quadrilles and Waltzes,
meet at the Rooms every Mon pal' and THURSDAY EVENINGS.

SCHOOL FO TEI t IN DIGEN l' BLIND.

ASPEC' A L MEETING •of the DONORS and SUB-
SCRIBERS to the Institution will be holden at the
School, on FRIDAY, the 11th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose of electing two VICE-PRES',
DENTS of this Corporation, in lieu of JAMES HEY WORTH and
Mensal) HouGirron, Esqrs, who are disqualified, by having
been elected members of the Town Council.
H. W. HOUGHTON, Treasurer.
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November .1, IR3G.

NIANCD ESTER GALLERY, MARKET-STREET.
ruin IS splendid. EX El 1 BITION P.A IN NGS, by Ancient
Masters, is NOW OPEN to the Public.
Admission, Is.; Catalogue,• Is. Open from Ten o'clock in
the Morning till Nine in the Evening, being brilliantly lighted
with Gas after Dusk.

ISLE OF -MAN AND LIVERPOOL JOINT STOCK
• • - -BANKING COMPANY?
E DEED of SETTLEMENT will lie for Signature nt
.the Compani's'otfiep, Castle-street,'on and after Monday,
the2lst --Noveuthe'r instant, when Scrip Certificates will be given
in Exchanue for the Bankers' Receipts, and the Transfer Books
will be opened on the Ist of December next.
By order of the Board of Directors,
ANGUS MAC LEO D, Accountant.

KI4;I,LENVERIIIS AND WEST 'FRESAVEAN MINING

CONI PAN' ES;
THE DIRECTORS of the ahove'Companies hereby give
notice, thit a Dividend of Ten per Cent. upon the paid up
Capital will be-ity the course of payment, at their Offices, 19,
Austin-friars, London ; upon the former, every Tuesday and
Thursday, and upon the latter, every Wednesday and Friday,
after the 15th instant. • HENRY LUCAS, Agent.
17-1. Date'street, Liverpool, 7th November, 18$6.
H. L. Will forward Sea), to the Ottices in London, for ex-
amination, for such Shareholders as may desire it, that the
Dividends may he paid thereon, at Liverpool, free of any ex..
pence.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND CARLISLE RAIL-

W A Y.
r I E. Holders of Scrips of Quarter Shares in ails Railway,
I on which Instalments are due, are requested to pay the
same, without delay, to any of the following Banks to the credit
of Robert Boyd, Fsq., the. Treasurer of the Company :
Newcaitle.upon-Tyne, at the Bank of Sir M. W.Ridley and Co.
Carlisle, at the Bank of Messrs. Forster and Co.
at the Bank of Ntestirs. Glyn and Co
London, at
the Bank of Messrs. lioharts, Curtis, and Co.
Liverpool, at the Liverpool United Trades' Bank.
( Si:Tned) JO LIN A DAM SON, Clerk to the Company.
Netrcagle-upon-Tyne, Ist Nev., 1836;

TO THE BURGESSES OF GREAT GEORGE WARD.
GENTLEMLN,
ALLOW me.to offer my kind thanks for the distinguished
interest you have taken in my behalf at the Election just
now closed ; and let me add, that although in a minority on the
occasion, I can with every sincerity assure you the support I
have received at sour han6 is not the less appreciated in con-
sequence, but will he remembered by me with pleasure.
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient servant,
Abercromby-square, 2nd Nur. HENRY RIPLEY.

TO THE BURGESSES OF SCOTLAND WARD:
GENTLEMEN,
'AN unavoidable absence from home will, I hope, be :a..enf-
ficient excuse for my not sooner returning my
thanks for the honour conferred upon me in returning Me.to the.,
Town Council as one of your Representatives.
As I have been some years a member of the late Councilprny,
principles cannot be unknown to you; your selection of
therefore, is a sufficient indication that they are suclias'yeti ap-
prove. I hope, by n.y future conduct, to merit your. Owl
opinion, and beg to assure you, that I shall endeavour to stipport,.,
without reference to ty, all measures which I.coniider,eid.
culated to benefit soy native Town.
I remain Gent!emen,
Your faithful and obliged Servant,;
RIC II D. HOUGHTON.

Nov. 5, I&3G.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THEEVERTON- AND

KERK.DALE WARD.

GRNTLEMEN,
pEMMET me to return you my most sincere and' cordial..
thanks for the unsolicited' honour you have conferred wen'
me, on the occasion of the late municipal election. When Aced
to become yonr candidate, I candidly and respectfully stated,
that my own inclination urged me to decline the very flattering
requisition which so many of my' very respectable friends •aud
neighbours had presented to
Under circumstances so discouraging on my part to your
good wishes, and so calculated likewise to paralyse your exer-
tions, you have, notwithstanding. been pleased, by a gratifying'
reference, to place me in the Town Council as one of your re-
presentatives. The victory you have thus achieved is conse-
quently exclusively your own ; still you will, perhaps, allow me
to participate in the pleasure of its consummation, and at the
same time to assure you that I am deeply anxious (with your
kind support and assistance,) to render such services to your
Ward in particular, and to the good old loyal town of Liverpool,
and the trade thereof; as may not entirely disappoint your ex-
Pectations.—l remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obliged and humble servant, JAMES lIEYWORTH.