The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-08-13 00:00:00

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MANCHESTER, JULY

POOL DISTRICT.
vick Chapel, eirc.,) John Davis,
Hay ; Calverley Riley, Super-

jrc,) William Fevers, Joseph

AT.) Thomas Aubrey,

William H. Clarkson ; Isaac Lilly

cl, John 'Ward, 2d
, Joseph Officer.

Samuel Lt

leorge Dickinson

Preston and 'Chc
Stack, James S

Garatan_q, M

ymer, James S

ae-s-, Supernumerary.
.ot, William Elton, James P. Fair-

able, Frederick Payne.
-k, John Hague, William Parkinson.
'ey, William B. Stephenson, Benjamin

Lancetele;•, Thomas H

e Patterson

John 1

irman of the District

CHARLES HAYDON, Financial Secretary

THE MANCHESTER AND BOLTON DISTRICT.
First Manchester, (Oldham-street, 4.c.,) Joseph Taylor,
ey, Peter Cooper ; Edward

Robert
Gibbons, John Pickavant, Supernumeraries
Second Manchester, (Irwell-street,
.4irc..) James Methley,
Thomas Dickin, Henry D. Lowe ; John Taylor, Josiah
H. Walker, Supernumeraries.
Third Manchester, (Grosvenor-street,4-c.,) JAMES DIXON,
PRESIDENT OF THE CONFERENCE. Peter M`Owan, Ed-
ward Walker, Benjamin B. Waddy, John H. Beech.
Fourth Manchester, (Bridgewatee-street, &c.,) Henry
Davies, Richard Browii ; William Shelmerdiue, Super-
numerary.
Altrincham, Isaac Woodcock ; William 0. Booth, Super-
numerary. Brother Woodcock shall change on one Sah-
bath in every three weeks with the Preachers of the Fourth
Manchester Circuit.
Manchester, (Welsh,)
on two Sabbaths in every three
Preachers in •Liverpool
Mockport, Norti-

David Evans, 2d, who shall change
months with the Welsh

(helot Dale, Bre.,) William W. Stamp,

Charles
Stockport, South, (Hill-gate, S-c.,) Amos Learoyd, James

. .
. Little. . . ~, . , .. .
New Mills, Samuel Allen, James Houghton.
Glossop, Abraham Watmough, John Mann.
Ashton-under-Lyne, John Raby, Samuel Leigh, George
Hughes.
Oldham, Roger Moore, Robert Dugdale, Charles Howe.
N.B.Brother Dugdale resides at Middleton. _
.._ . .. ... _ _

Delph, (Saddleworthd Thomas Turner; Luke Heywood,

Supernumerary. Brother Turner shall change on one
Sabbath in every five weeks with the Preachers at Oldham.
Bolton, William Jackson, John Bedford, John G.
NehemialLCurnock ; James Hyde, Supernumerary.
Rochdale, Benjamin Pearce, Jarvis Cheesman, Robert M.
Willcox.

N.B. Brother Wilcox resides at Heywood

Burnlei Thomas Powell, John Griffith ; - John Philips,

Supernumerary.
Bury, John Bell, Joseph Heaton, William R. B. Arthy.
Blackburn, Thomas Armson, William Exley.
Hasling den, Abel Dernaley, Richard Stepney, William J

Skidmore.
Bacup, Leonard Posnett, William J. Shrewsbury.
N.B. Brother Shrewsbury resides at Longliolme,

Colne, James Wilson, William Winterbuin ; William
M'Kitrick, Supernumerary.
Clitheroe, Joseph Jackson, Thomas 0. Keysell.
Leigh, Jabez Rought ; Richard Smetham, Supernumerary.
Brother Smetham shall change on one Sabbath in every
month with the Preachers at Bolton.
JAmr.s. DIXON, President, Chairman of the District.
EDWARD WALKER, !'inancial.Secretary. •
• THE NORTH WALES•DISTRICT.
(WELSH PRI3ACHING.

Ruthin' and Denbigh, William Rowlands, William Powell
Owen Jones, Supernumerary
Llangollen, John L. Richards,
Corwen,
°David Gravel.
N. 8.-1. Brother Chambe
tween the Llangollen and
9 T

John R. Chambers

shall divide his labours be
'2orwen Circuits.

e Superintendents of the two preceding circuit
shall change on two Sundays in every six weeks.

Ist, John Bartley, Henry Wilcox
rintendent resides at Abergelle.
Jones, Methuselah Thomas.
avies, William Owen. •

•st, Davidut
B.—The St

tween the I),

Llanfyllin,
Llanfair, nee,

ighes, Benjamin Roberts.
Baffin, Edward Anwyl, Robert Jone

des at Almvrch

Lewis Jones

f the two preccding Circuits shall

Thomas Morris

;iris shall divide his labours be

and Barmouth Circuits.
pts, of the two preceding Circuits
Sundays in every six weeks.
nes, Robert Jones, Ist.

Pritchard; David Jones

vide his labours between

Llanfair'Circuit

5 cf the. two pre

,:ceding Circuits

lays in every six weeks.
1., Chairman of the District
ICIIA.RDS, Financial Secretary.

kTE OF. TRADE

was si me dernsnd foryarn on Toes-
but the- general absence of inquiry
ndered the market exceedingly heavy,
!orient numbers were generally about
loviier than on the preceding Tuesday.
factored goods was quite as limited as
tinned to droop. .Underthese circum-
urprising that the attention of the spinners
cturers should be directed to an abridgment of
aof labour. We understand that at Blackburn a

is.nc

general agreement has been made to work only four days
pereek ; and a similar agreement is talked of amongst the
spinners and manufacturers in the neighbourhood of Ashton
and Stalybridge ; but we believe nothing has yet been decided
upon respecting it. We are glad to be enabled to state, that
n 9 further failures. of importance have taken place in this
town ; and the rumours which have been prevalent for some
days past, of the stoppage of a house of very extensive bu-
siness at :Liverpool, are altogether unfounded. We believe
they had their origin in a misunderstanding as to providing
for the payment of bills of exchange to a large amount which
fell due last week ; but the mistake was rectified in time, and
the bills were paid in due course. We are informed that a
statement which we lately received from a correspondent at
Stockport, to the effect that the business of Messrs. Stocks
and Son was likely to be carried on for the benefit of the
creditors, was incorrect. The works have been in operation
sincmate theriae balsnkruptcy,
on but
th only for the purpose of using up
up premises ;
and .when those are
the then e r
exhausted, the hands will all be discharged.—
Guardian.
tic:ICJ-WALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, AUGUST 9.
The market to-day has shown some improvement upon that
of last week.
Indeed :we have pothadsobrisk demand
for flannels since this year carne as there
has been to-day,
and the m;:nufacturers have obtained a little achakneeliitnh price.
In In the wool market there has not been much alteration
:the'
dealers have asked higher prices, but have taken

last week.
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, TUESDAY, AUGUST ]Q,_
There was not Quite so much business done to-day as last
week; but still a fair quantity of goods exchanged hands,
especially in low tweeds and coarse fancy woollens, chiefly
for exportation. The demand for superfines and light fancy
goods'was rather flat. Prices, however, are firm, with a
tendency upwards. In wools there was not much done, the
manufacturers not feeling disposed to give the advance de-
manded. Employment is, on the wholerbetter here than in
most manufacturing districts. Business in the, warehouses
is not much to complain of, if better prices could be realised.

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