The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-30 00:00:00

TO PREVENT ALL MIS TAKES.,

TORN C. WOOLFIELD begs leave to state that he and h. 4
tbrother Thomas commenced' their bazaar at the corner of

Posteface-place, in 1827 ; in 182 J they Dissolved Partnership,
and, in the articles of Dissolution, J, C.V._ agreed not to carrm
on business in Liverpool whilst his brother continued to do so.
The Gentleman who is the present proprietom :of the Bazaar
opposite, previously to purchasing that,Yalualire and exiensive
Establishment, was informed, by its termer Proprietor. of John
WOolfield's intention of again, setting:up- in Liverpool, and,
that be was,at liberty to attempt to establish himself ; that at-,
tempt, J. C. W. is happy to say, he has converted into a reality,
but he trusts the public will not consider him premature in.
forming an Establishment here, when they are informed that.
be has waited Nine Years for. the privilege, out of respect to the
Conditions of the articTeS of 'disSolut ion, as well as the respect he
had 'towards his brother, Thomas Woolfield.'vrho, being the
Proprietor of the Premises occupied as: the Bazaar, could not.
act "so contrary to
.his priiiciples of right towards his successor,„"
and most especially so towards as. to have any interest
in the new cencern established at •
GLASGOW ROUSE,. N 0.30. Coerces-STIZEET,
BY JOHN .C. WOOLFTELD;
taslcutcTriiErt op
WRITING DESKS, DRESSING ,CASES,
LADIES' WORK AN,D TOILET BOXES, CABINETS,

TEA CHESTS AND TEA CADDIES.
SHEFFIELD PLATED WARES, Plated on Steel, and.
German SiVier Articles.
OIL., and GAS LAMPS, BRONZES, INKSTANDS,
JAPANNED and PAPIER, MACHE. TRAYS, and a•
variety of FANCY ARTICLES.
Military. Club, and Livery Buttons made.to order.

MERCHANTS' TEA CO M l'A N
44, GREAT GEORGE'S-STREET,
NEAR ST. JAMES'S MARKET, LIVERPOOL.
VrESSILS. ORCHARD and GILBERT, in soliciting the
al: attention of Families and the Public to the New Selec-
tion of BLACK and GREEN TEAS purchased by them dur-
ing their recent Visit to London, tha
t -11iey feel
confident, that, in point of Price,
Excellence, and Flavonr,'not
a house in the. Liverpool trade can enter into competition with
them in the 'various articles in their Stock.
Messrs. Orchard,and Gilbert, having for many years devoted
the Whole of their time and attention to the Tea--Trade, are en-
abled,. from their "experience-, to make the hest possible purchas-
es; and•ihey feel convinced that, duri,ng. the late sales, they
have laid in such a Stock as those who may honour them with
their commands will firo worthy of attention.
THE STOCK, ONSI,STS OF
BLACK TEAS . •
end.
1
GREEN TEAS. of every description,

COFFEE.
•
R; •
SPICES.
The HONG MIXTURE, which has now established for its
self a lasting reputation, is still offered by Orchard and Grilbort
at.the..t4nal,,prtett,, in ppund and h.alf-poup.d.pa4.agps
per

ASSOCIATION OF OWNEIIS OF WAREHOUSES
AND LANDS.
A T a numerous MEETING of the OWNERS of LAN!)
171- and WAREHOUSES,, sod. others interested in Lease-
hold .Proprty under tlie Corporation of Liverpool,.ll4l at the
Clarendon Roonis, South 'John-street, t he. 2St da vof Marche
18-33, to take.,into consideration a Ilesoinki, n of the bock Com-
mittee, of t1i,g22,1 instant, relative to their. Building Warehouses,
on the verge of the Docks,.
JO aN,DRINK.W4TER,, Esg., in the Chair,
The resolution having been read,
It was moved by JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq., and seconded
by
RALPH PETERS, Esq., and

Resolved unanimouslll,
st.—That the proposed measure would be very detrimental,
alike to the property of the, corporate estate and of private indi-
viduals.
Moved by R. B. B. H. BLUNDELL, seconded by J. MoNtGo.
NEELY, ag.d

Resolved unanimuusk,
2d.—That immediate. steps. be taken to counteract this unjust
and uncalled for measure.
Moved by TuomAs FIMAIt, Esq., smmded.by G. B.
Esq., and

Resolved unanimously,
3d.—That a Petition embodying the above resolutions be
prepared, and forwarded to the Commas COuncil, respectfully
requesting thm.to.put their Yeto.on the resolution of the Dock
Committee.
Aloved.by J. FiETcHEE, Esq., seconded by J. A. JEE, Esq.,
and

Resolves' lino nimously,
4th.--That an Association be now formed, to he railed,. "The
Warehouse and Land Association." and that the following
gentlemen be the Committee, with power to add to their
numbers :
Sir,Tnos. B. Blrctl, Bart.,.Chairman.
. RH:HAIM HARBORD, Esq., Treasurer.
WILLIAM BikKETT, Esq.,,Serretary.
Hardman Earle John C. Molyneox
John Drinkwater Samuel Holine
Daniel Waterhouse John Garnett
John Montgomery .1 4)9. Ewart
Thomas.Fremo Thomas Dover
George B. Edam Thomas Jevons
W. P. Bushby I IL Peters
Peter BOurne B. B. H. Blundell, Esqrs.
(Signed) JOHN DRIN KWATEIi., Chairman.
The Chairman having the left Chair.
Moved by JOHN BIG lin ELI), Esq., seconded by J. LEyLASD,
Esq., and

Resolved unanimously,
sth.—'That the thanks of this Meeting he given, to tho,ChOr-
man for his able conduct in the Chair.

. ~ ST. ANNE'S WARD. ' ' ..
riPHE COMMITT,EI'.', to whom the Gefigral Meeting, on,the
I . 2,34 February, entrusted the Distribution of the Funds
;raised for the Relief of the Distressed-Poor in, this Ward, have
.to present. totheSuliScrihers at the conclusion,of their labours,
!theirillowing REPORT of their proceedings.:—
The Ward being divided into 23, districts, nearly every family
in. distress. was visited and,. relieved at home the day atter the
puhlic meeting was held, and.subSequently during three weeks.
,The thanks of the. Subscribers are therefore particularly due to
the Visitors, by whose prompt exertions necessary relief was so
•rtninediately afforded. and under whose, continued superintend-
ence. of the'districts the Committee have reason to hope that no
case was passed over where assistance WitS required.
The amount of Subscriptions received was £2,,,17 165., which
has been applied by the 1 reasurer as follows :
P0tat0e5....2,604 tickets, each for one peck £so. 7 6
Cost 2,202 ditto, ditto half cwt... 40 it 5i
sßorue;ii,d 2'782 ditto,' ditto 411)s
'Pickets • 4 3 0 U
Cleaning, Coal, and attendance
Stationary, Advertising, and Prioting . . . , 617 9
Amount disbursed by the Mining gentlemen• in
enabling persons, to relicye. their Clothes, Tools,
&c., from Pawn, and in qtberwise,aiding„ deserv-
ing individuals who. had been specially recom-
mended to. the Committee by-the,District.Visitors
for such relief :
$0 0 0
Rev. John Lyons and,Mr. E. Bradley.
Messrs. James Parker and R„,Sho.rtliouse: '2o 0 0
Rev. J. Picton and Mr. clv«. Gibbon . l7 10 0
Balance paid over to the District Lfrovidant.S..ciely 0 1,1 li

Amount of Subscriptiwas . „ £1.17 16 0
77-r-

JAMES PA RKER, 'Treasurer.

Audited—T. Cont.m.i. •
R. L. CA nu.
The Committee beg to acknowledge, a,libetal supply of Soup
Tickets, front the Soup Committee.; • also to express their
thanks to,Mr. Lascelles, arid the Com:attire of the Literary,
Scientific, and Commercial Institution, for the gratuitous use
of their Rooms.
The. Subscription. List, Accounts, and Vouchers are open for
the inspection of the t•zubscribeis, at the Office of. Mr. C.ox, the
Secretary, 22, St. Auue-street.
• ' JOHN B. MONK, Chairman.