The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29 00:00:00

ill, rham
Edward Crudgington
John Goad Sweinson.- • 50
Peter Girvin
Itohert Gill 5O
James Bateson
Thomas Tobin
Arnold Harrison • 511
11. W. App:ettai
Barth. Norton
James S. Duncan:— 50
Ellis Yates 5O
W. P. Hutchinson 50
John Beard • 50
James Dawson
Tos. 11. Alison 50
John Hall
William Nixon 5O
Edward Burne
Mr. Duncan J. Stewart
William Nickson
James Muir
Sand. M`Culloch
John Ainsworth 25
Rev. E. Hull 25
Subscriptions will be received
mittee, a List of whom is subjo.
cowl;
The Rev. Rector
Mr. Hardman Earl
The Mayor
Mr. 'l'. B. Barclay
R. W. Bateson
Thomas Booth
James Crosbie
W. Wallace Currie
William Dixon
Joseph C. Ewart
George Grant
R. E. Ilarvey
.Francis Heywood
Samuel Holmo
Samuel Hope
Joseph Horubv
• Richard Houghton.
C. B. Mani
Thomas Kaye
muet Kearsley
A. Lace
Mr. JAM]
Mr. E. G.
Mr. THO

rooks, Chairman.
Deputy-Chairman.
Mr. Joseph Langton
Charles Lawrence
Andrew Low
James Moon
John Moss
Lewin Motley
W. Nicol
W. Rathbone
Christopher Ra►cdott
Henry Sandbach
Charles Smith
Thomas Thornely
Samuel Turner
Joseph N. Walker
Thomas Winstanley
John Woo Uri&
W. Wordley
John Wright.

ASPLNALL, Treasurer.
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Secretaries.
3. HARVEY.s

Manta.

WANTED. a ref p eclabi*
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Apply at the Staticlarl-offite.

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WANTED, a BASS SING tat at the Collegiate Church,
Manchester. He will be required to attend the Duties
on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fyldays, and all Festival'Days
throughout the Year.—Apply (if by letter, post paid,) to 114 r.
HARRIS, Organist and Singing Matter, 24, St. George's.
•terrace, Manchester.

ALADY, who.. has been long accustomed to Tuition, wishes
to purchase the GOOD-WILL of a respectable YOUNG
LADIES' SCHOOL in LiverpOpt or the neitihbourhood.
Address (post-paid) N. R. M., Postutfice, Liverpool.

TO M ERC kl ANTS.
A NATIVE of Germany, of goad connexions, experienced
iu Business, Bookkeeping; old Accounts, is desirous of
meeting with a SITUATION eithier i❑ this country or abroad.
A long residence in a mercantile capacity iu Spain, Cuba, and
Mexico has enabled him to become acquainted with British and
German manufactured Goods adapted for those Markets. He
is of middle age, active and willing to make himself generally,
useful to his employers. Of course the Spanish, French, Eng-
lish, and German Languages are thomoughly understood. A-
rooderate salary at first, but to be increased according to abili-
tiei, will be expected.
Address Box C 7, Postoffice.

. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
TV-ANTED, a PERSON competent for the Office of IN-
SPECTOR of WEIGHTS and MEASURES for
this, Borough.
It will be his duty to enter Shops; Warehouses. &c., within
the Borough, for the purpose of examining the Weights and
Measures used therein, and to seize such as are found unjust.
The Salary is £lOO per annum, and the person appointed will.
he required not to entmge in any other business, and to devote
his whole time and att .ntiou to the duties of his office.
Applications, with testimonials, under cover, sealed and ad-
dressed to the Chairman. of the Committee on Weight* and
Measures, must be left with Messrs. Er.os and SHUTTLE..
WORTH, at the Police-office, on or.beforo SATURDAY, the 3d of
December next.

SILK CLOAKS, ONE GUINEA EACH,
Fut..r. SIZE AM) WELT, MADE, AT
compToN-tiou SE,
26 AND 27,
,CHURCH-STREET,
Together with an endless variety in almost every other
description equally cheap.

GREAT REDUCTION IN WOOLLEN CLOTHS,
Twenty-five per Cent, under Prime Cost,
TN consequence of DEVLIN and CD., 3, RA NELAGH-STRIArt
ernbarkink into another Bwiness, they are at
_present
SELLING OFF' their bpleudid STOCK of SUPERFINE
WOOLLEN'CLOTHS at a TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.

NBOOTH, JOINER and BROKER, 73; STANLEY-srligET,
• begs to inform his Friends and the Public in general,
that he has constantly on SALE Et; quantity of SHOP and
OFFICE FIXTURES, in great variety, an of the brst wotk.
rnanship.
Also an INVALID CHAIR on SALE.
Offices fitted up with the greatest despatch.

CIEORGE D. DOUDNEY'S TRAVELLER respectfully
kil informs the Nobility, Gentry, .., residing in and pear
Liverpool, that he will hssve the bon or. of waiting. on I;hinn in
the course of the Ensuing Week, and particularly solkita an
inspection of his DRESS WAISTCOATS, which embrace
every variety of character' in unequalled splendour. He will
also be provided with George D. Doirduey's celebrated AN-
DROM ETER, for a description of which, and also 3 statement
of his charges, reference is had to all'the popular PeriOdicals,
and also a Pamphlet containing a detailed list, which maybe
had on application at the Office of this. Paper, gratis, *hero
Gentlemen are requested to forward their Addresses.
METROPOLITAN, BRITISH, AND FOREIGN
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 97, FLEET-STREET,
LON DON.
24th Norember.

LAST WEEK OF THE EXHIBITION.
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TN consequence of the Distribution of the PICTURES taking
place on WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, the EXBI-
- will continue OPEN until TUESDAY, the 29th,-*heti
it will FINALLY CLOSE for the Season.
Open DAILY, from Ten till Dusk ale% every EV.IiNI.NG,
brilliantly illuminated by Gas, from Seven till 'len, at tip) Att.
hihition Rooms, Postoffice-place. . .
Admission. One Shilling; Catalnues, One Shilling.'
SA M L. EGLINGTON,- Secretary to the Academy.-
The DRAWING SCHOOL of the Acailemy.is no* open. .

LIVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY.
►IIIIE SHAREHOLDERS in the LIVERPOOL APO-
THECARI ES COMPANY are required to notice, dust
the DEED of SETTLEMENT of the said Company sill be
ready for their respective Signatures, at the office of Messieurs
Fotisnaw and 13 ucHANAN, No. 24, Chapel-street, Liverpool►
from FetpAy, the 2d, to, Folnur, the Ititk. December next,
both inclusive; and all Shareholders are hereby required to ex.
ecute the said Deed within the time pikseribed, otbemise the
Shares respectively held by them will be forfeited for the benefit
of the Company. Each part►• executingthe Derr! of Settlement
must produce the Bankers' Receipts for the Calls already paid,
and such Recipts will be exchanged for Scrip Certificates.
By order of the Directors,
FORSHAW and BUCHANAN,
Solicitors to the Compsiny.
24, Chapel-street, NovA2, 1836.
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