The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-03 00:00:00

ItLv 3, 1836,

Mobio.

Llv ERPOOL AND MANCHESTER, SOAP, -MALI,
• AND TURPENTINE WORKS
MO further Applications for SHARES in • is undertaking
:4-1 can be received after TituirsnA.r ,next 'e sth instant.
- By order of the Provisioual.Co ittee.
s' 4STI.t.INGEII. and DE's'-IUILST, Solicitors.
Lord-street.

BOLTON AVD PRESTON RAILWAY.
A T a MEETING held at the OFFICE of Mr. WOOD-
-4-1 HOUSE, in Bolton, in the county of Lancas , the 2.5 th
day of April, 1836,
EDWARD BOLLING, Esq., in .t hair, •
It was unanimously resolcod.—That all P ons holding Scrip
in the Manchester. Bolton Bury, and P stun Railway Cock-
lkinv formed in 1831, having paill up all Calls thereon, and in-
tending to hnve Shares in the aboveundertakiug, are requested
to apply by letter-(post-paid) to Mr: WoormousE,
Bolton, on or before the 9th day of May next, or they will be
excluded all benefit arising therefrom.

MOSTYN FERRY AND VILLA COMPANY.
CAPITAL , £30,000; IN 3000 SHARES OF £lO EACH.
11111 E rapid increase of LiVerpoOl and the vicinity is gradu-
allyt. enhancing the price of land immediately surrounding
''' while, at the same time, the increasing number of timuu7
factories in the suburbs of the town renders many situaiions,
otherwise eligible, of little value for dwelling-house 'he man
of business, to whom a residence near the town ... essential, is
Almost of necessity, thus compelled to reso to the opposite
shore of the Mersey, where, in many par s e conflux of resi-
dence has destroyed all retirement. . - ..
It is presumed however that the land now offered to the pub-
lic will be fonnt'l ti'; poss'ess the advantage ofcoutiguity to the
Exchange, ,and to the northwestern (the principal commercial)
part of Liverpool in a pre-eminent degree. ' -
Equally removed frotn the effluvia emitted by the manufac-
tories of Seacombe as from the dangerous vicin ty of the Powder
Magazines at Liscard ;, remote from the perpetual noise of the
Boiler Works on Wallasey Pool, and safe from the withering
blasts of the north winds, which_almost. eradicate all vegetation
on the sea-shore of Wallasey, the site of the contemplated
Building,' Land. is peeuliarly adapted for the residence of the
man of business whose avocations in Liverpool require That he
ahonld be enabled-to _visit Isis home without much inconvenience
0 ss of time ; for the private gentleman, who may wish an
. access., to this great emporium of variety; and_partieularly
ea
6'l e Wit-AM i rian, whose health way require..thesalubrious
breezes of the Cheshire shore. -
The distance from the Priace's Dock Landing Slips is less
than' a mile.' The eastern froliNiriheiaud to the river is about
110 yards, (commencing- about 300 yards fiOirt the Egremont
'nkityaf;-to-the- sittrtli.7 and' runningbackwards at one part about
140 yards, and in the other about .180 yards, and forms a square
.of about 20000 yards. The cerift•e'of the front laud is well
Adapted fora pier, which would leave for building purposes two
fronts of stl yards each, ou one of which an excellent hotel
might be erected, which, no doubt, would be much frequented,
the current being considerably less there than "at other parts of
the river.
Intersected by crosa-roads, one of which leads immediately
into the heart of the Iltindroteof Wirral, this part of land pre-
sents every facility foi• building, the streets having been laid out
by experienced builders with that intention. 'There is a deep
Stratum of excellent, clay on the land, where bricks have been
made; and there is an'atundant supply of water on the premises.
It is proposed to foldi a Conipany for the purchase of this
'Laud, which is freehold of inheritance, and the construction of
a Hotel and Pier, the right of ferry to whiCh" can be obtained.
The Capital to consist of £30,000, in 3,000 Shares of £lO each.
• Immediately after the.allotmeut of Shares, (on which a de-
posit of ss. each shall be paid,) a meeting shal be called of the
',Shareholders to appoint Trustees and other officers.
The first call of £2 oar share to be paid within ten days after
the appointment of T.rustees (in whose names all tnoneys•shall
be paid) into the Bank appointed by the. General Meeting ; and
The second call of £2 per share shall be paid, as aforesaid, on or
before the last day of July; and a third and last call for this
Year, of £2 per share, On Or before the last day of October. No
further call to be matie.at less periods than three -months; but.it
is-expected that, if the Directors should resolve to sell any-con-
siderable portion of the back' land,_ even these three_Calls mill
not be required.
, At t all Meetings, the holders of five Shares shall have one
syt;it:r;eso.f ten Shares, two votes; one vote fOr each additional ten

APplications, sealed and post-paid, to be addressed to the
care of JOHN Asicirw, Esq., the owner; unto Mr. MouTtemn,
dtock and Share-broker.
1`1•13. The bouncla6,, of the Estate will be marked out by red
oaards until the"9th of May, after which no app:ication cau be
received
--..._ • : .