The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-26 00:00:00

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WEST TRESAVEAN MINING COM ANY.
0711 HE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING wi' be heid at the
City of London Tavern, on Thursdayji the 2St h instant
at one o'clock precisely, for the. trans. • on of the General
Business of the Company, when the rep tof the state of the
Mine accounts, &c, will he submitted. •
By order of the Directors,
Company's HENRY LUCAS, Agent.
G!fflees,l74, Dale-street.

• THE LIVERPOOL FLINT GLASS CO. ANY.
riilHE Provisional Committee appointed for e purpose of
Bd forming the abOve Company give notice tha ,in Consequence
()f the numerous Applications for Shares •1 ch have already'
7beeti received, they intend closing the Li after Wednesday
next. The Shares:will be chafed ely afterwards, and
an early day fined fora Meeting of the Sharehiddets,toappoint
Directors.—Printed' Prospectuses and formS'of applications may
be had at the Office of 'Mr. EV4Ns, South-crescent Chambers,
Lord street, and at Mr. COGLAN'S, Exchange-street EasL

PROSPECTUS OF THE LIVERPOOL ANYFHECARIES'
COMPAN Y.
CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES of £lO EACH.
.O.POsiT 2s. lid. PER Ski A E.E,
IT is needless perhaps at the present moment I o comment upon
the general utility of Joint Stock Companies, w hick has at
once become so obvious to the Public.
It may,.howeyer, be necessary,-in proposing the.Establishinent
of an Association .to be called •' The 'Liverpyral Apothecaries'
Company," to mention a few of its peculia a Yamages,particu-
V
larly such as will be, found to benefit the tic at large.
It has been for some time a matter of
usideration among'
the Medical Men of this town to form an Establishment where
they could prorMre Drugs and Medicines of genuine quality,
entirely free.from-the cteleterionS admixture which they have
ftiund so frequently to thwart their skill, and thus to add con-
siderably to the sufferings and risk of their Patients.
• In the formation or the Liverpool Apothecaries' Company,
under the direction of eminent Members of the Faculty and
Others of long experience in the business of Chemist and Drug-
gist, such an establishment will be offered to them at once; for
the success,ol which to the Shareholders it is needless to refer
to the Apothecaries' Hall, London, and the Apothecaries' Corn-
Pay, Glasgow, the Shares in the latter of which a'e now at an
amazing premium.
The advantages which this town possesses over all -.Abets in
thekingdoth tor an establishment of this kind must be obvious
to all, particularly in the means of procuring a genuine supply
of Foreign Drugs on the must advantageous terms, as well as
for the disposal of a very large quantity among the dense popu-
lation of the immediate neighbourhood—for tae furtherance of
Which it may be found necessary to have a Branch of the Esta-
blishment in Manchester. This will be left to the consideration of
the Directors alter the first general meeting of the shareholders.
To make the Liverpool Apothecaries' Company efficient, it is
proposed that the Capital shall be £lOO,OOO, to consist of 10,000
Shares of £lO each, 2s. lid. per share to be paid on allotment,
and further calls as the Directors named at the first General
Meeting shall deem necessary for the interest of the Company.
It may be as well to state that Members of the Faculty, and
persons engaged in the business of Chemist and Druggist, will
nave a preference in the allotment of shares. I
Applications for Shares to be made to Mssrs. Sun Low
BROTHERS, Sharebrokers, 30, Castle-street, Liverepool ;or to Mr,
HENRY FoRSHAW, Solicitor to the Provisional Committee,
Ilartingthia.=chambers, North John-street.

Fonm OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. •
TO the Plovisioaal Committee of the Liverpool Apothecaries'
Company.
I request you will secure me Shares in the Liverpool
APotlxecaries' Company, subject to the PI ospectus as issued.
Name in full
Profession or Trade
Residence
Date

PROVISIONS AND REGULATIONS.
Although it cannot be denied,that.there are many respectable
establishments at which Medicines of the very best quality can
be obtained, yet, from the notorious adulterations which are
known to exist, there is always some diStruit in the mind of the
iudividual who unfortunately requires them.
. In regulating the detail therefore. of the present Company,
Particular care will be taken by the Directors to obviate this
feeling.
It is intended that the Drugs shall be selected of firit-rate
toality only The cart ectness of the CheraiLaf preparatibus
llnanutactured-On the premises will also be strictly examintd.
ff.ll fact, no article wilt allowed to be scut out Limit he qua-
mty be sanctioned and approved of hy a Committee of Mewcal
en.
I)ispensed by competent assistants, there advantages will
'surely be properlyappreciated by the puulic, and mutual be-
befit will oe derived therefrom.
It is intended that the La oratory and Compounding depart-
,
inents shali-he upon an scale, always open to the in-
Pection of Members of the Faculty, being ..shaveholders, and
t4der certain restrictions, to their pupils also.: 'phis to the lat-
er will,. no doubt, be considered a valuable privilege.i
, The waut ti kith; has lua bee felt
.(1 the mercantile community of this port, as it is weg ll knn own
that houses receiving largeurdets for exportaiion, are oblige-I
la have theth executed in London, and impoi.ters, on market (er
• •
L`Td, a,e coMPelled to look to the same quarter for a
"lale I. That the Provisional Committee shall proceed to the
4iii_lntrnent of Snares as sounras. pos.sible,,,llowing a reasonable
,"te tor applications to be receued OM the neigubouring
'"'nwns
••
ti 62, • Tha,t the Provisional. Conamii,..ee shall make such reserve-
nMSitares'as they shall deem pruper for the interest of the
• -9,lllPany, which shall be retained until Directors are appointed.
shall be called tOr the election of fiveotment Directors, three to turin a
euoruin, by whom the affairs of the Company shall be conducted;
wo to retire annually' but eligible to re-election.
4. That, Animal General Meetings shall be held on the first
'll4.,°nday in June each year, to receive and adopt the report of
sha.tiirectors, and to elect two Directors.
ll That none but a Shareholder of not -less than fifty Shares
abe eligible for a Director.
u'That, at all General Meetings, a holder of five Shares shall
tent vote;.. ten Shares, two votes; and for every additional
ten9nar,!‘s, one vote; but no Shareholder shall have more than
"tes• ...A Shareholder may vote for another, holdin his
.
l'lttere.„r ,
g
ti • •,1 btu if any Shareholder shall refuse or neglect to sign the
4oiv AssoCratiOn, when prepared, after 21 days' notice being
een, the Shares of such* person, 'as well as the deposit paid
81
' shAll be forfeited fur the benefit of the Company.
Call ~ hal: en the appointment of Directors being completed, a
eurth°,. £1 per Share shall barnacle, giving ten days' notice; and
dav ,er Calls as the Directors May. deeinnecessary, giving thirty
e,',lvti!,e prior to.cacla Call.
that th'e Directors shall be empowered to build, purchase,
tue,!"lisuitalde pretnlscs, engage managers and other subordi-
'u leers at fixed salaries, and to take all other necessary
17,snl'es for the completion of the establishment.
yea; Should one-half of the paid-up Capital be lost in any one
Pet),;-I,Peciza gpmere I meeting shall be called, when the 'Com-
boide"all he declared dissolved, unless two-thirds of the Sham e-
-11..1,then present Shall otherwise determine.
such , kat it is intended to .establish a Branch in Manchester;
Dirt f---tranch be under the management-of a local Board of
tiv4")rs, nominated by the general Board of Directors at
2. , °I•
The 1 hat the above conditions may be altered or modified by
sobj'revisional Committee or the general Board of Directors,
.
eto the approval of the next. General Annual Meeting.
Pit (IQ
' —'4PECTUS OF A JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
- FOR THE ClosE or
PIN IN ltp
G SPERM OIL, BLEACHING OF WAX,
AND THE
uPACTURE OF WAX, SPEI2M, AND COMPO.
SITION CANDLES,
7'.4E
YO E CALLED
LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER SPERM OIL
REFINING COMPANY.
It.v..lCAPiera 1., £150,000, IN 15,000 SHA RES OF £lO EACH.
,IIeCPSSiIV of an Establishment for tbe,R4FIN LNG of
vhaot"'EßM has long been experienced by the Mer-
ter, aB' Shipowners, and Consumers of Liverpool Manches-
ret
414105 t"
ennre 111. e Neighbouring Districts, the want o uch having
ly prevented the
this
of is article as a
tiro
ur Shipments in'atietikg this Port to N, South Wales.
uherio, consrquently, such cargoes as ha • been imported
flee,, rig, reshiPp'ed to L0t410.0.-; to ere Refined, and
I°. 411 tie's_l (1 returned to this countYl:i be c sumed, buytheued
the obie almost incalculable adddional .‘penses which it is
4. The en of the present Establishinent to remove.
1 its inruan_surription of Spei in Oil may even yet be considered
...:4,7oBltiatstittes",efejle,altliongli it has increased very considerably within
year ad has been generally adopted as a
nde • or other Oils for the purposes of Afachinerv, thus
titio it . .
a most valuable article of Importation to the Mer-
Theand Shipowner.pns i,;;
4i,ty' of Liverpool to the principal manufacturing
ngoja ct lea e great and growing intercourse between this Port
°nth Wales which by the establishment of the
twill he materially ine'rea-sed, point out the necessity
a t, .
__re right of the town to this very lucrative trade.
lAr!erchant and Shipowner this. Company secures
; ket Jro an article they have hitherto been debarred
41114 to. or, having imported it, have been compelled to
,laal.,t„ a sacrifice by sending it to London to a few mer-
the, who • .
sto th " n have enjoyed the monopoly.
ile.ntthe:.eonsuiner and' dealer the ad yabtages will at once pre-,
i,graetur'"elves, the saving of Freight, the locality of the Ma-
b ~.the purity of the Oil, and the reduced price at which
u.lt purity
. n
4,4?, allincletohd,,e,d; at the same
..timme, to add the BLEactillsc of
Manufacture of w AX, SPERMACETI, and C?m-
-,e 4,2117 t. tv131,1,..5, as at necessary Branch of the Refining
t;Llirio..! °IL. with the Bleaching of the SPErtmACETI,. thus
lish4leitiLzerinsiderable additional profit, and naaking the Este-.
.„Jt "I complete in all its Branches.
•
C_l,soooplpesed tliat the Capital of this Company shall be
:', in 1,000 Shares of £lO each; no Shareholder to
,‘'ph:tqs.tinin ten Shaes.
:4)ara affairS' oft Company shall be managed by a
%eh, • uirecor.s,who shall be holders of at least fifty Shares
he
ar?'rtt ,12,.,0r one 01,11111 g per share shall be paid on an allot-
-111:140..(7'r,1Y the expenses incidental to the formation of the
4(er theY. and a further sum of £1 per share within 14 days
Ode a 41)Pointin'ent of Directors, and all further calls will be
h 8
Dire
• ;ato
titt ctors may deem reusite.
Jelui„m er pr-Bhares mill be reserqved for Manchester and the
tkAppiiiß
Ofß;..4ilons for Shares (if by letter post-paid) to he made at
peit.kiNvss of Mr JOHN PRATcHETT, Accountant, or Messrs. t;teei;k_snit:r.eean. CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, 14, Blundell-court,
(e° Ai 123 d, 1636.

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JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. CLARENDON ROOMS,
TO .8
ti A E-B ROKEI: S. cONIIITTEES OF THE vmuouS JOINT

A_ ...-
' STOCK COMPANIES, AND OTHErS. _
AS it is considered' that ir. the present fluctuating state of
the Share Market, it might be an advantage to parties in-
terested in the various Sclie,ocs low proposed for the investment
Of Capital to have seine tixo, place for a dail Meeting, where
tip
purchases and sales of'Shares might be. effe ed without loss of
time, and with more convenience than ca e afforded upon the
• Exchange the the Proprietors of the 'Clare don-rooms propose to
set apart one of the Rooms for this p Rise, between the hours
of Three and Five o'CloCk in the Afternoon of each day. The
terms of Subscription to be One Glinea per annum for each
person, and the proposal to be carried into effect as soon as time
'names of twenty gentlemen willing to subscribe shall be lodged
with the Master of the Rooms, at the Clarendou-buildings, in
South John-street, where any further information upon the sub-
ject may be obtained.
Such of the several Committees of the Joint Stock Companies
as will guarantee not less than Five Meetings within the space
of one month may be accommodated with a Boom at the price
of Five Shillings for each Meeting, instead of Seven Shillings
and -Sixpence, the sum usually charged.
Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, •
20th April, 1-836.