The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-25 00:00:00

@n Atate.

On SALE,
The substantial new Ship ALBATIIO ,
733 tons register ; built at Quebec, by M unn, co,
• the best nraterials. and thoroughly cop - listened, her
TiniPment is likewise of the best materia and very ample.
his vessel, on inspection, will he found equal, if not superior,
" any built in Canada, while her model and construction afford
34st1 s'sailing and capacity. Length 132/ feetbreadthl2 feet ; depgrth,eat 22 4-12 feet ; 598 , 30-94 tons old measure-
,
ment—Fur inventory, &c. apply on board. Brunswick DockA
or to DUNCAN GI_DII.-

100 Drums Newfoundland CODFIS
Suitable for the Brazil Market
Apply to JOHN GREEN OU ITERSON,
Leieester-huilaingst King-street.

On FItIDA Y, the.-ills November, at One o'clock, 1 lolvneux,
Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Cluipel- stye' , '
e 5 Chestst G• 70 Bags UM ARABIC, -i
.
' 23iChests• ,GUM ANIMI,
1 Bag 'GUM MYRRH,
2 Chests GUM OLIBAN UM,
200 Bags GALL NUTS,
554 Bags GINGER,

116 Bags PEPPER',
72 Bags Mocha COFFEE,
Landed per John Stamp, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs.
JOHN Bins and Co., Merchants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

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On-FRIDAY, the 4111 or Noieinbtr next, at Ty;fetir o'clock, at
W. P. Bush4's Office, .9, Exch-ange-alle , iverpOol, .
About.4o Tons Manilla M. 0. PEARL SH ' L, in I3askets,
59 PipeS and Half Pipes Manila 13, I ,
2 Cases TORTOISESHELL, - •
672 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, -
About 40 Tons SAPA,N WOOD,
Now landing ex Brian 13oru, from Mauilla.—Apply to R.
Wiss and Co., Merchants, OT
W. P. BUSHBY, Broker.

On FItIPA Yr the 28th instant,--att.,4W-44*414.45! Afternono,_
at the Buck-i'th-Vine, in \Vigan, iii.the'eniinty of Lancaster,
subject to such conditions aswill be then pinouced,.
A LL that compact and desirable
.EST,4TE, idled PEN-
LA._ NINGTON7S, consisting of a hfESSUA Gt r DWELL-
ING-HOUSE, BARN, STABLE, SIIIPP 5, and other
i
OUTBUILDINGS, and 'the several Clue and Parcels of
excellent LAND hereinafter mentioned, at is to say, the
Calf Hey, the Barn Hey. the Edleston Hey, the Little Hey,
tills Nearer Gorsey Hey, the Higher Yard, the Lower Yard, the
Round Meadow, the Further Meadow, and the Pingot, situate
in Billinge, in the said count}, and containing in the whole,' by •
estimation, Eleven Acres, of thelarge measure of eight yards to
the perch, or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mrs.
Harper. : -
And also a PEW or SEAT, iu Billinge Chapel, belonging to
the said Messuage, and therewith usually enjoyed.
The neighbourhood of Billings abounds with the Rushy Park
and other valuable Veins of One!, which there is every reason to
believe will be found under the whole of the Land now on sale.
. This Estate is delightfully situated on the slope of the hill on
the St. Helen's side of Billinge, and adjoins the high road.
The Land, which is in a high state of cultivation, has a
slttrtherly aspect, and commands beautiful and extensive views,
`----lind being close to the Church, and 'within six miles of Wigan
and Present, and four miles of St. Helen's, presents a very
s desirable situation for a country residence.
. Further particulars may be had, 'and a Plan of the Estate
seen, on applying at the Office of_ Messrs. Wooncock ,and
PA ar, Solicitors, in Wigan; or of Mr. BICKERSTAFF, Solicitor,
Preston. . .

By order of the Devisee in Timt for Sale.
On FRIDAY, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, at the Clarendon
. Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to • 'ditions
then to be produced,
ALL that valuable WAREHOUSE, situate n the north
/
side of Canning-place, ,opposite the New ustom-house,
and between the end of 'Pool-lane and the e 4 South John-
street; containing in front thereto 23 fee and running in
depth backwards 46; feet, and now in the occupation of Mr.
Lennox, as tenant from year to year. The tenure is Freehold
of Inheritance; and. the Premises are well and substantially
built and in good repair.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. LACE, SONS, and
MYERS, Solicitors, Castle-street; Messrs. CRUMP and SUNS,
Old Church-yard; or to Mr. PARR, Solicitor, 5, Bold-street,
Liverpool. , .

FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE.
By order of the Trustees for Sule.•
On MONDAY, the 7th day of. November next, at the ho se of
Mrs. Pearson, Feathers' Inn, Clayton-square, at Six .'clock
in the Evening, subject to the conditions of Sale t. •e then
and there produced,
A PIECE of LAND, with Five DWELLIN -HOUSES
1l thereon, situate on the north side of Fa er-street, and
West side of Grove-street, in Liverpool,-con ,ruing in.front to
Grove-street aforesaid, 35 feet, and being breadth at the
back, in part along land in lease to Messrs. Lawson and Plitt,
and in other part along a common passage 3 feet wide, 54 feet
8 inches, and containing in front to I.'alkner-street (including
an area of 6 yards wide to Grove-street aforesaid) 92 feet, and
at the North side thereof along land in lease to Mr. John Hay--
garth, (including the said area) 96 feet, be the same dimensions
more or less.
For further particulars apply to Mr. WHINNERAII, Account-
ant, North Crescent-Chambers, or to Mr. GROCOTT, Solicitor,
11, Harrington-street, Liverpool.
. _

By order of the Exceutors.—Freehold of Inheritance.
By J. B. SMITH,
On MONDAY, the 7th November next, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, at the House of Mr. James.Blezard,corrierof Bar-
lington-street, (subject to such cond tans as
will be then and there produced,)
ALL those FIVE MESSUAGES or D ELLING-
HOUSES, situate in Eccles-street, Va iall-road, viz.:
One on the north side, No. 34, now in the o ..pation of Dennis
Rooney, tenant-at-will ; measuring 5 ya, in front, and 11
yards in rear. Two on the south side said ..treet, No. 13 and 14,
in the several occupations of Jane Hughes and William Grif-
fiths; with Two others adjoining them at the back, also occu-
pied by Thos. Speed and John Thompson, tenants-at-will; the
whole lour measuring to the front 7,(2 yards, and running 91
yards backwards; all Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars apply to Mr. WILLIAM GARNER, 59,
Christian-street, or to Mr. SAMUEL BALL, 16, Eldon-place.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR TARPOR
LEY, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER.
By Mr. W.- COWAP,
On MONDAY, the 7th November, at Six o'clock in th vening,
at the House of Mr. Robert Bull, the Swan Inn, arpOrley,
subject to conditions then to be produced,
rinHE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITA of and in all
IL that MESSUAGE or DWELLI -HOUSE, called
PORTAL Lonue,•situate about half-a-mile from the market town
of Tarporlev, with the Cottage, Coach-house, Stables, Shippons,
and other Outbuildings; and also the Gardens, Fields, Closes,
and Parcels of LAND thereunto belonging, late the Property
and in the occupation of Mr. Edward Jones, deceased, contain-
ing in the whole 30 Acres and 31 Perches of LAND, statute
measure, or thereabouts.-
The Dwelling-House is very pleasantly situated, commanding
extensive views or the surrounding country; it is agood Family
Residence, and the immediate neighbourhood is hunted by the
Cheshire Fox Hounds..

The Gardens are productive, and well stocked with choice
Fruit Trees in a full bearing state. The Land lies in a ring
fence, is of excellent quality, and in a good state of culture.
For further particulars apply to Mr. GEORGE OULTON, Hill,
near Tarporley ; Mr. THOMAS JONES, Peckforton; near Tarpor-
ley ; Mr. P. W. DunivlLE, Solicitor, Manchester; or at the
Office of Mr. T. Dumvitat, Solicitor, Tarporley, where a
Plan of the Estate may be seen.

On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November next, at •
in the Evening, at the Rainbow Inn, Willia
subject to conditions of sale which will be then ,
in the following or such other lots as may
upon,
Lot Lit PIECE of LAND, with t excellent DWEL•
LING-HOUSE and SH thereon erected, be.
ing No. 3, situate on the east or north-east side of Cases-street,
three doors from Clayton-square, containing► in front to Cases-
street 18 feet 6 inches, and running in depth on the north and
south sides severally 63 feet 3 inches, and in breadth at the back
18 feet 3 inches. _

o'clock

ion-square,

Lmoduced, and
e then agreed

This Property is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver-
pool, for the residue of a term of 75 years, created in or about
the year 1826, and from its central situation and immediate vi-
cinity to St. John's Market, and the New Market in Deane-
street, forms a desirable subject for investment, and early pos-
session may be had if required.
2. Also, a Piece of LAND, situate on the north side of Finch-
street, containing in front thereto, and in breadth at the back
severally, 6 yards, and running in depth backwards on the east
and west sides severally 22 yards or thereabouts, together with
a Messuage or Dwelling-house fronting to Finch-street, (No.
17,) in the occupation of Mr. Jones, and three Meisuages or
Dwelling-houses immediately behind in a Cout•t or Place called
Adelaide-place, in the several occupations of A. Foster, Wm,
Cormal, and John Lowry, producing in the whole an annual
rental of £46 7s.
This Lot will be sold for the residue of a term of 120 years,
determinable on the expiration of a lease from the Corporation
of Liverpool for 3 lives (all in being) and 21 years.
Two-thirds of the purchase money of either of the above Lots
may remain on mortgage if required
For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. B it A Bruin
and ATKINSON, Solicitors, Fenwick-buildings, Fenwick-street.

Empowered by Special Act of Parliament.
FAMILY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY, FOR ENDOWING
FUTURE AND EXISTING CHILDREN.
OFFIU.Et 12, CHATHAM-PLACE, BI.ACKFILIARS, LOND N.
Capital, X 500,000.
TnusTEEs.
Pascoe St, Leger Grenfell, Esq I Henry Porcher,
q.
Martin Tucker Smith, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
Henry George Ward, Esq., M.P., irman.
George A. Muskett, Esq., Deputy- airman.
W. Butterworth Bayley, Esq. I Edward Lee' Esq.
Bazett David Colvin, Esq. I Major John Luald
John Fuller, Esq. Thomas Willis Muskett,Esq
Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell,Esq. t Major George Willock.

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Actusity, Mr. William Lewis.
SECRETARY, Mr. John Cazenove.
THIS Society undertakes .to provide for Families, without
requiring the previous death of the Paren,.
By the payment of a stipulated sum, UT annual premium, par-
tiesi may secure to their future children (however numerous)
1
any sum (from £25 £2OOO each child,) on their attaining any
specified age, from I. pwards.
Endowments are a o granted to existing children.
This Society grants Annuities to wives, payable after the
death of their husbands. Example:—A.
person aged 25, by a
half‘yearly payment of £6 2s. 9d. would ensure to his wife, now
aged 20, an annuity of £5O during the remainder of her'life,
after his death.
All other Annuities, deferred and contingent, are also granted
by the Society.
The usual Cotntnission allowed to Solicitors.
AGENTS,
SAMUEL R. HEALEY, Bank-buildings, Liverpool.
DAVID Hour, Ducie-place, Manchester.
MILES,AYERS, Solicitor, Preston.
RALPH LEIGH, Solicitort Wiaau.

J. C. PARSONS,
/
HAIR CUTTER, PERFUMER, AND PERRUQUIE ,
No. 9:1, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
RESPECTFULLY announces his having under en the
business so successfully carried on by Mr. Da on. The
superiority of the Establishment being undispi d, the best
rules for maintaining its character will be ad( Al ; and PER-
FUMERY, COMBS, BRUSHES, and every requi e for the To,-
LETTE, will be sold upon the mercantile prin {_ale of small pro-
fits and quick returns. He begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry,
and Public, that the Hair Cutting and Dressing department
will have his particular attention. It being admitted that the
preservation of natural Hair is preferable to the use of false,
however correct the imitation, those who place their Hair under
his management may be assured that the necessity of its use
will, in most cases, be totally precluded. As the future beauty
of Children's Hair greatly depends on its first training au'd
management, he will ever give such directions as his long ex-
perience in this practice shall suggest. For the convenience of
those who are engaged in Mercantile pursuits during the week,
J. C. P. and his able assistants will be in attendance till a late
hour on Saturday evenings.
J. C. P.,
celebrated throughout England for his. original in-
vention of INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES, and GOLOSHES solicits
an inspection of these articles, as also of his FRENCH SHOES,
GLOVES, and FLowizas, which are regularly imported.
Merchants and Captains supplied with Perfumery for Exporta-
tion,-at 'Wholesale Prices.

JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE AND HOTEL,
No. 17, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
JSHEEN returns his grateful acknowledgments to his
• Friends and the Public for the very considerable patron-
age they have conferred upon hint since he opened the above
Establishment, for which he has succeeded in getting a License
as an Hotel.
The same moderate chrges attention jto usines, anxious
endeavours to give satisfaction, which tfaveb
alreadys procured
him a great share of public favour, it. shall be his endeavour as
it is his interest to continue,
J. S. begs to state that he has purchased a superior stock of
choice old Wines, Spirits, Scc. which he can offer to the public
at very low prices.

NEW FRUITS NOW LANDING AND ON LE,
AT MIDD LB WOODS, 18, •PA RIC R-ST ET.
BLACK and Green. GRAPES, in Barrels n Boxes, Mus-
catel Raisins, Almonds, French and ortugal Plums,
Oranges, Lemons, Pomegranates, Forlisetren Fruit, Dates,
Pistotta Nuts. New Cocoa Nuts, &c. &e. of the latest importa-
tions. Pines, Kent Filberts and Walnuts, with every choice
Fruit in Beason. Jamqica Preserved Ginger, in jars, at 55.. 75.,
10s, 6d., and 265. .haddock Marmalade, 2s. 6d. and 4s. per
!---

jar.
J. M. respectfully informs his Friends and the Public that
he has selected from the first warehouses in London a general
Assortment of the best and most approved Sauces in use ; also
Pickles, ♦Vestphalia Hams, Florence Oil, French Wine Vi-
negar, Olives, Capers, Anchovies, &c., a list of- which, with
prices, may be had as above. In consequence of the great- im-
portations of Grapes, J. M. is selling fine Grapes at Bs. to 10s.
per dozen lbs.; Muscatel Raisins, of the best quality, from 6s.
6d. to 7s. per box ; fine Imperial French Plums, in fancy
boxes, Bs.; Portugal Plums, ss.
Families supplied with small Packages at wholesale prices.
Orders, with remittances, from the country will be duly at-
tended to. _

--GENT. Sole
gent for
:ter
,gent for REED'S
'chants; Owners, and
ality to the best ever

SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS,
CJ. WESTLEY. BROKER and Commtsstor
o Agent for REF:WS CANVAS, and RE
BLOCKS, No. 1, Goree-piazzas, entrance
C. J. WESTLEY having been appointed
PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure
Captains of Vessels, that it is equal in
offered to theit attention.
Canvas and Blocks fur Exportation:
Sail-makers and Blockmakers supplied on the lo West terms
Blocks complete, with Patent. Iron Coaked Sheaves and
Rivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches:

Size
In Inches.

4

5
6

Price of Size
Metal Bushed. In Inches.
....Os. 10(1. 11
....1 01 12
....1 3 13
....1 5? 14
,• • ..2 2 15
• • 5,1 16
I. •• .3 6l 17

7
8
9
10

-7-7'Priee of
Metal Bushed.

Id.
..4 :3
..5 2
..5
..8 lt
. 8
.1U 8

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Hearts, Dead Eyes, and every description of Blocks
equally 10* terms.
01(11310as Repaired, and all Coaked Sheaves bought at this
Store may be recoaked at alriflitg expense, should they ever
require it.

INVESTMENT.—NORTH WALES.
CA RN-4 liIIONSHIRE AND ANGLESEY
•TO he SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, the eli lie MAN;-
SION, DEMESNE, and LANDS, of "
together with sundry capital Freehold MESSUA ES, D 1.14-
LING-HOUSES, TENEMENTS, FARM ' and LANDS.
with the APPURTENANCES, in the vend parishes of
Llannor, Denio, town of Pwllbeli' Abereirch, Bottunag, Melt-
teyrne, Aberdaron, Bryneroes, and Bodverin. in the county of
Carnarven, and-Llandry,garn, in the county of Anglesey.
The Mansion is a good- substantial and comfortable Family
Residence, (replete with conveniences,) with entrance Lodge,
and suitable Offices and Farm Buildings, in excellent repair, the
whole of which are well sheltered with Timber. The Lawn is
tastefully laid out and planted with Shrubs and Evergreens, and
the Grounds, from which much rich and striking Scenery is
seen, are diversified with Trees and Plantations of promising
and luxuriant growth, which give an interesting character to
the place. They afford a lair stock of Game; anti the west side
of the Demesne and adjoining Farms are bounded by an excel-
lent Trout Stream. The wall Kitchen Garden and Orchard are
in a fertile and productive state, and the whole Demesne is iu a
high state of cultivation.
The Roads are good all directions, the rides and drives
varied and interesting, and the air considered most mild and
salubrious. Cardigan Bay, which is immediately approached
from the port of Pwlllieli, affords the finest beach for Sea Bath-
ing in North Wales, and plentifully abounds with Fish of every
description, and cannot be excelled either in enchanting Scenery
or the security of St. Tidwal's Roads, as 'presenting the most
favourable scope for the exercise of the delightful taste of
Matching.
To a .Gentleman wishing to retire with his Family from the
weighty cares of a profession or the irksome toils of business,
this respectable Mansion and Demesne is eminently calculated
to afford health, peace, and comfort
There'are several compact. Farms, forming part of the pro-
perty on sale, connected with the Mansion and Demesne; some
of the Farms have delightful situations for neat and picturesque
Cottage Itesittences' and one of them, from nossessing en ele-
vated site, commanding fine land and marine Views, with sloping
ground, ornamented with large Trees and thriving Plantations,
which, in an improved state, would have a 'nest pleasing effect,
is a very enviable situation for a handsome Villa; and another,
commanding also land and marine Prospects in front, arid
backed by extensive luxuriant Plantations :thou nding with Game,
and forming one of the best covers for Woideocks in the neigh-
bourhood, is most suitable for a Sporting Villa.
This last Farm is joined by five other h arms and r.:intations.
The Property in the town of Pwllheli, being centrally situated,
• is well adapted for Shops and Tirade, and the Lands in the ins-
' mediate neighbourhood affords sites for the building of neat and
ornamental Dwellings to command fine Marine Views in Cardi-
gan Bay and the most magnificent Mountain Scenery.
The Farms consist of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Land ; are, in general, very compact, with substantial Houses
and Outbuildings (most of them rebuilt within the last twenty
'years,) in good repair, capable of improvement, and all within
a convenient distance of Lime and Manure. The rents are
moderate, having been reduced twenty years ago, and not since
raised, and all the Farms are exempted from Tithe Hay. The
Poor Rates are also moderate.
On. the Properly, in. the, parish or%A.l.tandaron, is an
ineXgaustible Limestone Dock, which has , been recently dis-
covered, and, independent of affording means of improvement
to the adjoining portion of. he Estate, consisting:of from 700 to
-SOO acres, supplies .a large district of country with Lime of a
superior quality. New Kilns and Railways have lately been
formed upon this work, which, in consequence, is now carrying
on upon a large and more extended scale of operation. This
property also abounds with pure Chert .Rock, used in lining
China Mills, and of which an annual supplyof some hundreds of
tons to the port of Runcorn, for the use of the Staffordshire
Potteries, may be contracted for upon terms to make an ample
remunerating return. An opening is now making to thiti valua-
ble rock to afford the facility of working it from the level which
passes through it.
Also, an extensive stratum of Clay of extraordinary tenacity
and superior quality for making of Bricks, which might he ex-
ported to South Wales and the ports in the Bristol Channel with
great advantage to such a work. . The port of Porthor is within
haif a mile of the above articles of Limestone, Chert, and Clay,
and from which a large export of Farm Produce Is annually-
made to Liverpool and other markets.
There are several thriving Plantations upon the properties, in
the parishes of Llannor and Abereirch, of which Oak, most
carefully and judiciously trained aid managed to become fine
Timber, is tie prevailing tree.
'l'hegrand project of a Railroad from the port of Portdinllaen,
as the chief communication between England and Iteland, will
run through or parallel with a considerable portion of this
Estate, and afford to it generally the impottant advantage of
transporting produce at a low rate to the English markets.
The Nanhoran Harriers hunt three times a week within a
short distance; and likewise the Nanney Fox•houuds for a few
weeks in the season.

The Farms in Carnarvonshire are bounded by the properties
of the Right Hon. Lord'Newborough, the Hon. Edward Lloyd
Mostyn, M.P., Sit Robert Williames Vaughan, Bart., Thomas
Assheton Smith, Esq. M.P., Colonel Sir Love Parry,. M.P.,
Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq., Robert William Wynne, Esq.,
Thomas Pam,' Jones Parry, .Esq., Richard Watkin Price, Esq.,
Rev. Owen Oethin Williams, Robert Thomas Carrey, Esq ,
Richard Jones, Mrs. Ellis, &e.; and those in Anglesey by the
properties of the Most Noble the Marquis of Anglesey, the
light Hon. Lord Boston, Robert Bulkeley Owen, Esq., the
Rev. Mr. Evans, and others.
This sale presents a very desirable opportunity for the advan-
tageous investment of capital, and such as seldom offers itself in
North Wales. A considerable portion of the Purchase Money
may remain on the security of the property.
'1 he Furniture at the Mansion, as well as the Farming Stock
and Produce, may be had at a valuation, and possession taken
at All Saints next.
The Tenants. will show the Farms in their respective acme-
tioins, and Maps of the Estates, with descriptive particulars
thereof, may be inspected and obtained, and any further infor-
mation had on application (if by letter, post-paid,) to Mr. HENRY
RAMSEY. WILLIAMS, Soliciiot, Penrhos, near Carnarvort, who
is authorised to treat for the sale of the whole or any portion
thereof.

AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the Clergy, Gentry, Mer-
chants and other Inhabitants of Liverpool and the
neighbourhood, convened by the Mayor, in compliance with a
Requisition most numerously and respectably signed, to consider
the propriety of ERECTING a BUILDING adapted to the
accommodation of future FESTIVALS, and other PUBLIC
PURPOSES, held in the Court Room of the Sessions-house on
the 22d October, 1836,
The Worshipful the MAYOR in the Chair,
The Town-Clerk having read the Requisition, ,
It was resolved unanimously,
On the motion of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks - econded by
Thomas Thornely, Esq., M.P.,
That, great public inconvenience having b n experienced
from the want of a Hall for the Petformanc of the Liverpool
Musical Festivals and other Public Purpas ,it is the opinion
of this Meeting that measures should be immediately adcpted
to remedy this defect.
On the motion of Joseph. Langton, Esq., seconded by 'l'. B.
Barclay, Esq.,
That the Money required for the foregoing purpose shall be
raised, in Shares of £25 each, by instalments during the pro-
gress of the Work.
. On the motion of Hardman Earle, Esq., seconded by God-
frey Bainsley, Esq.,
That a Subscription' be now opened, and a Committee formed
for carrying this purpose into effect, consisting of the under-
tnentiened Gentlemen, with power to add to their numbers; and
that Mr. E. G. Deane and Mr. Thomas Harvey be requested to
undertake the office of Secretaties to the Committee.
On the motion of Charles Lawrence, Esq., seconded by
Samuel Turner, Esq., -
That Jaines Aspinall, Esq., be requested to undertake the
office df Treasurer to the Fund.
THE COAT
The Worship.
The Rev. Rector brooks.--
Mr; T. B. Barclay
Mr: R. W. Bateson
Mr: Thomas Booth
Mr: Richard Bright
Mr. James Crosbie
Mr. William Dixon
Mr. Wm.' Earle, Jun.
Mt. Hardman Earle
Mr. Jos; C. Swart
Mr. George Grant
Mr. Arnold Harrison
Sir. R. E. Harvey
Mr: Francis Haywood
Mr. Samuel Holthe
Mt. Samuel Hope
Mr. Jos. Hornbv
Mr. Richard Houghton
Mr: G. B. Irlam
Mr. Thomas Kave
Mr. John Kearsley
-Mr. JAS. ASPINALL, Treasurer.
Mr. E. G. DEANE, . ? Secretaries.
Mr. THOS. HARVEY' S
Signed on behalf of the Meeting,
'NM WALLACE CURRIE,'Maor.

IM(TTEE.
ful the Mayor.
-The Rev. Rector Campbell:
Mr. Jos. Langton
Mr: Charles Lawrence
Mr. Andrew Lowe
Mr. James Moon
Mr. John Moss
Mr. Lewin Mosley
Mr, W. Nicol
Mr. William Rathbone
Mr. Christopher Rawdori
Mr.lienry Sandhach
Mr. Charles Smith
Mr. John Taylor
Mr. Thomas Thornely
Mr. Samuel Turner
Mn Joseph N, Walker
Mr. Thon,as Winstanley
Mr. William Woollriuht
Mr. W. Wordley °
Ain:John Wright.