The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-27 00:00:00

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;, to the

iy native I THE

INSURANCE COMPANY.
ECTORS of the ROYAL INSURANCE
'REBY GIVE NO CE, that the next
MEETING le SHAREHOLDERS
ters of a not.— .,6istation ; in the above COMPANY will be on WEDNESDAY, the 4th
which are at the present mo- day of August next, at Elev o'clock, Forenoon, at the Head
-titular explanation will be Office of the Company, . LOhiliall-street, in Liverpool, for

THE DIR
JL COMPANY I

VERAL

The Tr-ansfer B49lerOf the Company will be Closed from till
7th day of July to the 10th day of August, both days inclusive
J3v order,
PERCY M. DOVE, Manager, &c.

a removed fro

Although, by the enlightened policy of
ment, duties and restrictions have beer
leading articles of consumption, and the
cords the triumph of the principles of commercial freedom,
',nil attention will still be necessary to secure to the 19th July, 1847.
'I benefit of these important changes, and constant
-,aired to obtain for them the advantage of METROPOLITAN SEWAGE MAN URI

people the f

exertion will be r
still further prop
Should I have the honour (

3 COM-

rucnaro one., ...,i.,
- -
_. ....__,.......b ~.... .I.vc pi uz, ell I tal VC,
(Incorporated In 9 and 10 Victoria.) tory of Sir Digby, for
,gall be proud of the opportunity, through you, of contending
for the practical extension of the principles thus already ad-
THIS Company has been incorporated by the Le-
mitted, to every article of use, comfort, or convenience, and of
_L gislature to convey the contents of the London Sewers -
giving my best assistance to the completion of a tariff, the into the country in a liquid form, by the same sort of machi-
~- mld not only contribute to our prosperity nery by which water i -Tried into London, and to d:'-
enlargement of our transactions with fo- it over fields and gar sroalnucteio. n 14„1.r.,E1w,-
ries, strengthen the feeling of mutual dependence, increasing the fertili
.nd secure to us the inestimable blessings of peace. tried and its advant
Whilst actively engagea in urging forward these improve- Glasgow. At Edin!
merits in our commercial code, as calculated to foster the raised the val,—
industry, add to the comforts, and advance the prosperity of and st ' '
dpniereeagesetlraeen,s.aallieyhiCen: diffusing,,, c
,ieNipii.flsiutzlralittic
tendency
riniCine.%;
locauynllti
to promote
the peo-
the Country, I should always Ow the deepest interest in those '
11.113eymscoarlee opfo
Ptlelis.n feeling,a ne nt welfare eslhitharh el
be
enida
phpayp happiness. nbe)
eornanoteequthaelli;
eBB found Strongly
associated impressed
m,i th withy
u ,
in assistii, to establish the most C"
e ocient system of moral,
intellectual, and religious education
I know and admire the cheerfulness' with which you are
hearing the severe pressure upon your industry, •
the late fearful calamity in Ireland, and I join occasioned by
approval of the measures taken for the relief and foire, general
im-
provement of the people of that country,. but should the enact-
ments ments now passing through Parliament be found insufficient to
.-1. this country, and particularly you, against the recur-
-'.,fast burdens under which you are at present
..k no efforts too great to secure such
Adments as may do justice to your interests.
wally support all future measures calculated
in Ireland a love of good order, a spirit of indy'

operation of which we

at home
reign co

but, by t

I prove th

dens at a v

y trifling c
Th ra rate., 1

an acre to

tee of the Ho

_ any's Bill " uric ble exertion ti
and r Majesty's Commis- Dr. M`Carrt
" the principle in- proceeding to
„5 it as the commencement tholic rights
ional benefits, contemplating chairman that
A capital, but increased com_ affected if he

Ls pwerounct.
giciern"

its a I was c

s based had uttered h

no personal objects to serve, nor any
Ldulge, that would not 1
.mg your Rem

engagements would enable me to devote my time
almost entirely, to your Parliamentary and lona'

d attentior

iur any exertion i might he called on to make, I
ample recompense in the belief that I had obtaine

'STS, AM"
uld find

authority of their aniemild

request

the honour to remain, Gentlemen, your very obedient
THOMAS B. BIRCH.

A. GREI(

secretary

is confidently hoped

Tune, 1847,

erloo-place, Pall 3fali,LotiCion.
14th July, 1847.

fter Mr. Va

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR 'SHARES

2rit
with vt

TO THE EL

OF THE METROPOL

NIPANY

TAKE the earliest opp
my sincere arknnivipan•mp,

Shares
to accept

! which cor

me in full

111., orpiou4;Proteitant,
Canadas, to the West Indi:

our East Indian pos c:
T AD lES, in order that you may procure the ments ; remembering
tion wus carried, the ob,igi
"VENTILATING BONNET and CAP PRESERVER,"
registered pursuant to the Act of Parliament for the nroteetion ~ • • .• hood in Ireland Lo....rec:Ty<

mg of t

turn."

sioners of Woods and Foi
volved" to be " national," i
of a system fraught with grel
not only vast profit upon • vt
o
fort and improved hea the inhabitants of tc
6.. i, estimable advantag o the agriculture
The most careful calculation that
Ltieef,
-. Ine next s,
profit of from 15 to 20 per cent.: 1,...
ntuiil)otrletfitrmhDibire.
io.eeiftsicaitt,trieo6nnEc., supplysa,eoool/an;:;aii.
eot of
gflaasrze'iial sewage to e
,a3nobd,yo 0 01
pa
enat(ici
tori
,covsnn,
et but sine,
as
ri
culti-
vatingin i
nt ..
in a person of an Iris.
ment, expressed their anxiety to take a supply of sewage ma- Monmouth, who Wu
Company having now attained their
amended act, giving enlarged , powers and facilities, purpose to attend the present it.
His peech abounded wi
religious consistency of
immediately to carry out the important objects for which this seasoned with person!
Company was incorporated, and are now ready to receive tans
baronet, the more it
plications for the unallotted Shares of .t'2o each (deposit _t:l rously cheered. Thr
per Share). The Company being incorporated by Act of Par- Arnold Knight, M.
ment, the liability of the Shareholders is limited to the amount and supported by lir. .t.,..
Of their Shares; and the Act of Incorporation requires that at
least three months shall elapse between the calls, and that no That the Catholic electors be most ea,
until after one o'clock on the dry of e
vote l,
Sir Digby Mackworth be then first, see
ner Share The Directors, under the
poll, they are - - ies --I to vote fto•
', Hill allow interest at the rate '•
.
7.11
da;opfepracyemnte.npteurnatnintucpoomnpaallndye,spows,iotrskasnadrecailnlamf)reormatitohne,
lad 5 per cent. per annum on all .iim' -^''' '-- - ' oinwnhalchhbe eopfho iltgill!
other t

n he v

second resolution s
D. seconded by Mt

ances, record his vote for Sir 1
Both these resoh

Lord George Bentineicija