The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-06 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL MOUSE AND LAND AGENCY

- OFFICE.
DROSPECTUSES-Of this Establishment, for giv. g facility
-IL to Letting and taking or Selling and Pureh ng Lands,
Houses, Warehouses, Offices, Shops, Vaults, 1, ings, Good-
will of Business, and any other similar descript. of property,
will appear in a 'few days.
Chatham-buildings, South John-street, 2d May, 1836.

LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER FISH COMPANY

DIRECTORS, •
Jamesaateson, Esq. Hugh James Sanderson, Esq. and •
James Spence, Esq.
Committee .of Manauement having made a CALL
the THE
of I:1 per Share, 'the Stareholdeis are requested to pay
same on or before Tuesday, the:loth of. May, ' to "The
"verpool Tradesmen's Ban k,"-North John-street, r (on their
account) at Birmingham, into "The Branch e Northern
and Central Bank of England," and at Manch er, into " The
Noithern and Central Bank of 'England," and n case of non-
payment, the Shares of the Persons making default shall be
forfeited.
The Circulars containing the Allotment of Shares, and the
note thereon, of the' Deposit having been paid, must be pro-
duced at the respective Banks.
WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN,
Solicitors to the Company.
Liverpool, 27th April, 1836.

JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY,
PROPOSED TO BE' FORMED BY MESSRS. ASPINALL AND SON,
AND ENTITLED "THE CENTRAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL."
-,.WITH A CAPITAL OF £150,000, IN 15,000 SHARES OF L 0
EACH SUBSCRIBER.
Paid up Capital, £50,000, being £5 per Share on 10, hares.
TAT the Company shall be considered as for ed when
3,000 Shares are subscribed for, and the D of Settle-
tient executed.
That as soon as the required number of res have been
subscribed for •a meeting of the Shareholders all be held to
elect a Board of DireJtors, to consist of seven Shareho'ders
possessing not less than 50 Shares each. j.
That only one Partner. in a firia'be a: Director at the same
time, and any Director- ceasing to hold the requisite number
of Shares., or becoming a. Banker, Director, or Partner in,' or
Ax.ettt for, another:Banking ,Company,- shall be disqualiffed
twin n Mee.. •
That at all General Meetings of the Shareholders, a Share-
holder of'lo Shares shall have one vote, 25 Shares three votes,
.50 Shares six votes, and for every -additional ten Shares one
vote.., Shareholders' to vote either in person, or by prosy in
writing; given- to any Shareholder 'whom they may depute; no
Person to hold more than three proxies at one time.
That the sum of 2s. 6d. per Share be paid as soon as the
allotment is made to defray expenses, and any excess to go to
the funds of the Company.
after That a payment of Et per Share be made within one week
the Directors are etiosen..
That one months' notice shall be given of any future Calls,
which shall not exceed during the firSt year, four in number,
ter a greater sum each time than El.per Share.
'That at the e:;piration of 12 months after the commencement
of business, a General Meeting of the Shareholders shall be
when the accounts of the year shall be exhibited, and a
dividenddeclared'.
A. That the rema icing shares shall be held by the Compant and
its'Posed of for. its benefit, to such persons as may be wishful
° open accounts w;th the Bank. -
Three of the Directors shall, at the end of each year, go out
°f oOlee, and the same numbercl-,osen, the retiring Directors
to be eligible to be re-elected. "
The affairs of the Bank to be under the control of the Di-
teetors, three orwhom shalt be a quorum.
The Manager-to be Mr. Aspinall, and his son Sub-manager
and Cashier, both at Salam ies to be fixed be the Directors.
blhe Accountant and other Clerki or Officers to be appointed
1
* the Directors.
Sh,ould if' apPear at any time that one-thi:d of the paid up
capital Le lost, the Company shalt he thereby dissolved.
he Deed of Settlement will be prepared and contain the
necessary prov'isions for the security of the Shareholders, and
effectearmanag-ement of the Company.
That the'Directors, and all Officers-and Clerks of the Corn-
xi!ia:i:usaig: a pledge of secrecy as-to all transactions of the Corn-
wiih their Customers, and' the state of accounts with in-
,That the Directors-have power to-grant to any Shareholder,
‘-'ash Credit to the-el:tent of Into-thirds of' his paid up Stock.
joet the business of the Bank. shall commence as soon as
the instalment of one pound per Shame shall have been paid.
111 applications from the coontry to be post pa.
ILLlpplications for Shares to be made, miner sealid, directed to
"e erovisional Committee, at the office of Mr. RICHAED FIN-
COW,_, Solicitor, Clarendon-buildings ; or.. Mr. J. Back', Share-
t°Ker. Clarendon-buildings.
44, a-
ff, 1836.

Wn PROSPECTUS OF THE
-01)SIDE MX-RINE VILLA_ BUILDING-SOCIETY.
~CANTAL, ElOO,OOO, IN 2,000 Sii.teks oF 00_ EACH.
14ankers.—The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank.
solicitors.—Mr. Jaynes Owen, Manchester- Messrs. Bourne
. and HaSsall; Liverpool
HE beitity of the COniti.Y, of Which. Oodside, near Liver-
ajs.. Pool, forms pail, is well known, pesetas a de.sii able
h"atiott for residence, either perinane y, or .thiriugthe sum .
er months, when the dense pops let on or Liverpool, Man-
ster, and various other towns in t e county of Lancaster
" eVire such a change.
she p_rojectots, of the above measure have turned their atten-
r
v ict. to Woodside, because to that place the conveyance is more
than to any other; and as by far the grear part of the
abitanl:s of rancdshire, are absorbed in business which can
"_l3' be left for-a short time, that place must surely best recom-
mend itself for the Purposes of recreation anti health, which,
'O4ll/ining every.other:aclvantage, is the most easy of access..
tt may be useful to remind the inhabitants of Manchester,
and its neighbourlieed,- that the, waterside may be leached in
;Less than two hours from the time the_Railroacl
.Carriages leave
Zat town ; that the 'river 'Mersey may be crossd by means of.
leant Packets every qoarter of•an hour, so that eit will only be
°tit T - •d a half ho rat the utmost front Mancbes-
te neyo . u s.-
rto residences intended to be built. by this CoMpany. The
;etnand for incieased facilities forcrossing the river Mersey, is
''''llvby preparations for the establishment of a new Ferry
t;aybetween Woodside and Birkenhead and for
,P of a b
Ra ilWay from Woodside to Chester, the shares infoirna-
both
whieh undertakings are all subscribed for, and the deposit
Paid up.
tJpwards of seventy thousand Square yards of eligible build-
-1,,,)g land have been secured, a considerable portion of which
',,,sesses the almost exclusive privilege of making bricks, and
(oh "t.aitts excellent clay for the purpose—thus exhibiting one of
ofe,totportant features in this uedertaking.; for, independently
tat, known profit which tt.ay be derived from the clay, the
4lt
,lb it remainsuubuilt upon, must annuallky increase in value.
e promoters of this measure do not see to raise its value
it is_ -
_ expense of other schemes so numerously put forth; but
i''ottfidently submitted, that a plan, combining the security
.4,7111 Property with p rovision for the Comforts of those who
sac„:eeltlY and-anxiously engaged in business, at so small a
%,,ii,,Ace of time, must. demand the •attention_ of the capitalist;
the tip safety- as an investment can only be, endangered when
1,,,51"e f -population shall cease to flow, or the energies of
cashire become paralysed.
formedthese.impressions, it is proposed that a Company be
~, vvith'it capital. of £100,000,. to be raised by 2,000 shares
.04:0 each, Sot._ the purpose of erecting villas and cottages
taint and supplying the present deficiency of convenient sum-
Til'tstdcuces ter the.acconinoulaiton-of the public.,
altar:lt a deposit of £2-per-share be paid. ou the allotment of the
recto s; that a meeting of Subserihers be then called, and Di-
coodr's appointed, by whom the affairs of_. the Company. will .be
to eileted, and the ,-Ititure cads, as, required, regulated. No call
given Li f-5 Per Share, and at least two. months' ..notice to be
Pr •
tw,. Proprietor of two shares to have one vote; of five shares,
in a4ties;. of , eightshares three votes; and.for every two.shares
votest'on one vote • but no Subscriber to have more than six
;n the 1
CjaaisutlsCrneet,
lint
,I;aqattous for.shares to be made (postage frce) to. Messrs.
BANNER, SON and THOMPtiON, Sharebrokers, 4,
Liverpool; and Messrs. I'EET and Hoesori, St.
iiodZquare, Manchester, of whom
obtained the prospectus
• luqk forins of application 'may be .

Dt • 'cr
8101ISHIRE, FLINTS HIRE„kND CHESHIRE
C : • . . .RAI LWAY. .
q.
n 'fa`i £250,000; in 10,000 Shares at E. 25 eacA.—Depo.,it, £1 per
Share. - -. •
Mr. c„ PRov it S!Ok A t-COM Al ITTEE.
,Il . xt.lreeiihow, Garddeo LodgeOlr.Lloyd,Wrexham
Nlt.-3,;• ElarriS •Gerwva Fara .!Mr. C. I'Oyser, Ju ~Wrexham
1\1;* .","ePh Ha'rris, Liyerpnol Mr. H. Scrivenor, Pen-y-bryn,
Ali; ,?,V. Kenrick, Wynn Hall Riiabou • •
111,.• ,"e9, Kyrke, Ery u-Mally. 11,Ir. John • Wilkinson, Brymbo
'n't• • kYrke, Sunirneigin Halt • • ... •-,
—"K".7--.Richard My(idelton Lloyd, Esq., Wrexham.
ripi ~, SOLICTTOR:-'*l I% EdgWort.h', Wrexham.
-"o line of RallWarivill P.ass from Ruabon, in the county
I). or Denbigh thr-ough the rich Mineral eh-strict of*East Den:.. blghshire; to 'the' Port Of Chester, and will there comAnnicate
e.e,,1.1te R4ikvays projeclectfrOtn that Cite with Lill- !ood,.Man-
IN-% Birtighani. Glourester, Bristril, Loud(., &F.
...
tio,,,AlProus lion Works haYe,been for some ti . • in. full opei.s.-
ine;l" variousparts of the Line and their r • eris cons.arblY
to easing; and Coals, Iron Stone, Lead, ' ime Slone, Free.
tht.„4e,, Fire a, arid Slates fate found in great abandance
exh-ugn_out the district,- but there ate at resent no means of
tr:st ng this produce, or any other, except by the Chester and
th ere Canal or Land Carriage. ,
Itti.the Canal is only aecissible'at the extreme southern point of
Pert on parish, and consequently available only to a Very small
tat,l" ~- uf the district, and even by this means there. is a chs-
a,Nfe ut sS.rniles to be traversed to Chester (the nearest port,)
Itart cionsequentlY a heavy tonnage and great- delay incurred,
are 4:e.:LandCarriage to which the other parts of-thi district
siv': Iliged to resort is at once tedious, uncertain, and expert-
to cil ut by the proposed Railway the distance from Ruabon
qt, ie, 3t6- will be reduced to lesg than 2() miles, and it will be
pill auY will
to every part of the line; and from its pro-
a!-1- dquiyitY and thismode greatly access to the Ports of Liverpool
diste'hes'er, and the Market of Manchester, this mineral
k; ,Ict will become the most yaluahle and important in the
'nßdoln
The ' , . had main line will pass in the immediate vicinity of Wrex-
, 1,i4 in
very populous manufactwing district.
coLta Southern or Ruabon terminus will be the nearest point of
4"4olllnication- from Liverpool to the projected line of Railway.
41114 1.. ondon to Ireland, via Portdynllaen, to the great _Holy_
gen ' o,swestry Ellesmere, Welshpool, Newton, Bala, Do!.
Se,Aa.,`„"'d •all p'arts of Montgomeryshire, Menonethshire, and Ifeq.n.";,4les 'and will consequently be the best mode of con-
pr-dl-45 't
linCe r, Manufactured, Agricultural, and all other
be°-t.thle_e to that:Port:—the Northern or Chester terminus will
Lini ' nearest point whence Cheshire can be supplied with
e, Coal, and Slates.
Mat •
510
theerials of the best quality for the construction orthe'roird
Leadily obtained in every part of it. The whole country
the i.een carefully surveyed, and the: committee have adopted
Thene
-which appears to them most eligible in every .respect.
ar antages of this line of Railway, in every point of view,
ii, ~,sPie".7ident and indisputable that there can be no doubt of
be :je'din Nabarkeg
da. ample
remuneration for the capital required to
,
11:'4'' ,APPlications for Shares (post paid) to be made to Mr.
lr, RS COWARDS, .1, Mitte.court Building, Temple, London ; Coos i.e.HARDD^wsoN, Share-broker, Liverpool; Mr. THos. lihai."etlit.t., Share-broker,. Manchester ; Mr. E. GERRARP,'
4* Nkti, Obitiier ; and Mr:Einwostret, Solicitor, Wrei

PROSPECTUS OF THE VICTORIA PARK TONTINE.

Messrs. Daintrv, Rvle, and Co.
BANKERS• The Northern and Central Bank of England.
ARCHITECT.—Richard Lane, Esq.
SOLICITOR.—Mr. T. Percival Bunting.
lT FIE design of the undertaking, now submitted to th
lic, is the formation of an extensive PARK, in t imme-
diate neighbourhood of the great and increasing low of Man-
chester, and the erection of an adequate trumbe f first-rate
Dwelling-houses. The want of private residence of this desrip-
tion is, perhaps, sufficiently notorious, front the treme difficulty
which has been experienced in meeting wi h em—a difficulty
which, when coupled with the circumsta that a very consi-
derable numberof the inhabitants must andon their present
abodes, in consequence of the rapid conversion of Dwelling-
houses into Warehouses, will at once evince the desirableness
and importance of the proposed measure. Nor can it be doubted
that a large and beautiful tract of Land, skilfully laid out for the
erection of handsome Villas, protected from every nuisance, and
each residence so placed as to command an advantageous pros-
pect, without interfering with those around it—will furnish an
object. of great ornament and interest; and, looking to the in-
come, arising from bOth the houses to be erected upon it at a
cost which the extent of the undertaking will greatly reduce in
each particular case, and from such portions of it as may be sold
off on chief rents, will prove a very safe and profitable invest-
ment for capital. •
With the view now stated, a very appropriate site has been
secured, in a most-fashionable and improving situation, extend-
ing front the Didsbury•to the Stockport Road, and about two
miles from the Manchester Exchange. The land has naturally •
a Park-like appearance, and possesses advantages for the in
tended purpose perhaps not equalled by any other. Among
these may be enumerated its contiguity to the best roads leading
from that part of the town, to which the principal business is ra-
pidly removing; the variety of means of access• to it; its total
freedom from manufactures of every kind, and from anv of their
disagreeable effects; and the accommodation which will be pre-
sented by a new and elegant Church, on the point of erection,
either in the Park, or immediately on its verge.
The principle ofTontines, upon which it has been determined
to proceed, is one .which has been often and extensively adopted
in various parts of the kingdom, and offers inducements totally
different from any of the numerous projects now-before the pub-
lic. Taken in conjunction with the well understood and appre-
ciated system of Life Insurance, no scheme can be devised so
certain to preserve the capital embarked in it, and so entirely
free frOm'all pcissible risk.
It will appear from the conditions subsequently stated, that,
each shareholder wilLhave the appointment of one nominee for
every 1.100 subscribed, and,' during the life of such nominee,
will Le.entitled.to an equal proportion of the annual profits of
the estate; and that such shareholder, or his representatives,
will not only have the chance of becoming entitled to one-fiftieth
or even inure, of the whole property ; but, -by- insuring the lives
of his nominees, will receive back the whole amount of his sub-
scription ; and, by similar insurances. from time to time, may
protect, h increased value of his shares;-occasioned by the fall-
ing off of the nominees of other individuals,—acus taking from
the undertaking that speculative character attachiuq to many of
the projee,:s now before the public. The expence of insurance will
be so trifling as to render ti almost certain ihat in the course of
-a very short time.-t he income arising from each share will pay
that expence, in addition to a handsome inthrest.
Tbe plan,. thus considered, offers a mode of provision for
children infinitely superior to any other. The amount of sub-
scription for each share, upon which a high interest will be re-
ceivable during the continuance of the life of the nominee, and
which may be insured, as before stated, will secure a much
greater and more certain result than can be effected uy any
other means; besides which, ti should be remembered that, even
without an insurance, there is a fair probability that, although
the lives should fall before the division of the estate, the sure
subscribed will lie amply reimbursed by the largeness of the
annual dividends. For example—if a parent of six young
children; uniting the advantages of Life Insurance with those or
a Tontine, should take up one share for each child, he might,
by the yearly payment of less than £1 a share, secure to himself,
on the death of the last survivor of such children, the whole
amount of his subscription.
It is-quite needless to point out the advantages which the
shareholders who shall have selected any of the fifty surviving
nominees will realize, or the great addition to the value of the
existing shares which must necessarily be experienced annually.
It is sufficient simply to'advert to the rapid and signal improve-
ment which the formation of the Park must at once occasion,
and to the gradual rise in the price of land in this neighbourhood
price which, notwithstanding its late increase, is yet not
One-third that of land similarly situated near Liverpool and
other large towns.
The holders of shares, in respect of which an income of Ten
Pounds per annum is derivable, will be entitled to Votes for the
County.
The Tontine is to consist of 7500 shares of £lOO each.
The interest of the shareholders is to depend upon the lives of
nominees, to be named by theta on or before the first day of Oc-
tober next.
7 One life may be nominated for each share, or for any number
of shares, at the option-of the shareholder; and, during the life
of the nominee, the shareholder nominating, his heirs or assigns,
is to be entitled to-a proportion of 'the tints, profits, and other
advantages arising front the estate, corresponding with the num-
ber of existing shares.
On the death of a nominee, all right, estate, and interest
whatever attaching to such life, and to the shareholder having
nominated the same, shall immediately merge in the funds of
the Company, thereby increasing the annual income of the
other-shareholders, and consequently the value of the shares.
When the number of the nominees shall be reduced to fifty,
the shareholders, their heirs or assigns, who shall have selected-
such fifty surviving nominees, will become the absolute owners
of the estate.
The estate shall- be vested in three persons, to be nominated
by the Directors, as Trustees for the shareholders; and all
vacancies,,Whether by death or otherwise, shall be supplied al a.
General Meetino•
The whole Management of the Tontine shall be vested in a
committee of five, shareholders, (not being Trustees,) to be
called "THE DIRECTORS OF/THE VICTORIA PARK TONTINE,"
who shall be appointed at a General. Meeting of the Shareholders,
to be convened by the Provisional Committee, who shall have
power to enter, into all contracts for purchase or sale—to make
by-laws and such other rules and regulations as they may think
necessary to the interest of the Company.—The Directors shall, '
choosea secretary, to be responsible to and removable by them.
An Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders shall be
held in the month of July, at which the business of the Com-
pany shall be transacted;. but-Special General Meetings may
be called at -any time by the Secretary, on the requisition of
three Directors, or of twenty Shareholders.
Each shareholder shall have a vote at every general meeting,
for every ten shares held by him or her.
The nnrnber of shares to ,be holden- by any one person shall
be limited.
Each shareholder shall pay a deposit of £5 per share, on allot-
ment, in the Bank of Messrs. DAINTRY, RYLE, and Co., or in-
to the Northern and Central Bank of England, at the same
time producing a certificate of his having signed the declaration
of association ; together with such further calls, not exceeding
£lO per share at any one time, nor without two months' pre-
vious notice, as the Directors may require.
That the shares of those persons who shall neglect or refuse
to pay any call or calls, within the time prescribed, shall be
forfeited, and shall become part of the general Stock of the
Company.
That shareholders shall have the preference, according to
propriety of application, of purchasing such sites in the Park
as may be laid nut for Selling upon chief-rent, at the price fixed
by the Directors.
That every shareholders who shall transfer his shares to such
person or persons as shall be approved of by the Directors,
shall thenceforth cease to be liable to any further responsibility
to the Company.
Copies of the Prospeetut and Conditions; with Blank Forms
for signature, may be obtained from Mr. RICHARD DAWSON,
Share Broker, Liverpool.
By order of the Provisional Committee,
'l'. P. BUNTING, SOLICITOR.