The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-28 00:00:00

CHURCH MUSH

THE NATIONAL PSALMIST,
consisting of Original Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Chants,
Responses, and Anthems, composed arranged, and dedicated,
bye xpress command, to His • • hness Prince Albert, by
CHARLES DAN VERS TT. n cloth boards, lettered,
price 265.
.

May be bad of Mc SMITH, Music Seller, Bold-street and
Lord. street, Liverpool.

SECOND AIGBURTH LAND COMPANY

THE success attending the FIRST AIGBURTH
LAND COMPANY has induced the Proprietors of the
adjoining Estate to bring their Land forward on similar terms.
The Property now offered consists of about Forty-one Acres,
extending from the Aightirth Turnpike Road to the river Mer-
sey, beautifully situated, and about four miles from the Liver-
pool Exchange. The entrance " ' 300 yards of the Omni-
bus Station. The length e river frontage is about 320
vards.

It is designed tharihis Land shall be divided amongst the
Members of a Society, in 170 to 175 Lots, of not less than 1000
yards each. A plan has been prepared, showing its capabilities
for such division.

Names of intended Members will be received by Mr. JOHN
BENNETT, Estate Agent, Lord-street Chambers, where the
Plan may be seen, and explanatory Prospectuses may be had.

THE WIRRAL FREEHOLDERS' BENEFIT
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

THE want of Building Associations having for some
time past been felt on the Cheshire side of the Mersey,
and especially in the Town of Birkenhead, where the popula-
tion is daily increasing, several Gentlemen resident in that
district have concluded upon establishing one under the provi-
sions of the 6th and 7th William IV., cap. 32; and as in the
present day there exists the universal and laudable ambition
of becoming "every man his own Landlord," and a Free-
holder, the title of the " WIRR FIFEI HOLDERS' BENE-
FIT BUILDING ASSOCI N" has been selected as the
most becoming and fitti ognomen for the proposed Society.

Wlt is
intended that.thtr§hiiTesshall be of an unlimited nuin-
ber, and of the value of £l2O each, subject to certain premiums
on entrance after a certain period has elapsed, and that the
Subscriptions shall be at the rate of 12s. per share, payable
Monthly, and the Entrance Fee Half-a-Crown per Share.

Severiii Gentlemen having already enrolled themselves as
Members, it is intended immediately to call a Meeting for the
purpose of electing a Committee of Management and Officers,
after which a detailed Prospectus, with a list of the Directors,
will be published ; and, in the meantime, all Parties desirous
of entering the Association are requested to forward their
names and addresses to Mr. W.R.DUNSTAN, Solicitor, Hamil-
ton-buildings, Birkenhead, in order that they may be sum-
moned to attend and vote at the Meeting.

ro THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH LANCASHIRE.
GENTLEMEN,
IRETURN you my sincere thanks for the honour
which you have this day conferred upon me by electing me
one of your representatives in parliament.
I assure you that I estimate most highly the importance of
the position to which you have raised me. On all occasions I
- Iwill endeavour to prove that I am truly grateful for the dis-
tinction.

I go to Parliament backed by the weight and authority of
one of the most important constituencies in England ; sup-
ported by that authority, I hope I may be influential in promo-
ting those measures which will ext94.llle commerce, advance
the education, and increase t ppiness of our countrymen.
By a sound and liberal sy of education we shall raise the
moral,and,by freein" e from restrictions, we shall improve
the physical comfit' of the people, and, in my opinion, we
shall thus give increased security to property, and more firmly
establish our free institutions. _ .

There are, I am aware, other subjects which will at no distant
period occupy the attention of our rulers ; but those which I
have mentioned appear to me to deserve precedence, as they
most nearly affect the well-being of the great mass of the com-

munity.
It will give me great pleasure to attend to that part of my
-1 T

vite you on a
specting then

occasions to communicate freely With me re-

I remain, your faithful servant,
WILLIAM BROWN

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS in Liverpool,
engaged in the NEWFOUNDLAND TRADE, held this
day, to consider what steps should be taken to alleviate the
sufferings of the many destitute and houseless families in St.
John's, Newfoundland, occasioned by the late destructive fire,
the following extract of a letter on the subject, dated 11th June,
was read, the statements in which w reborated by other
communications :—" Nearly th ole of the town is destroyed;
nothing but what may be ed the suburbs remains—not a
vestige of a shop where t common necessaries of life can be
had. The sufferings e awful. Men, with their wives and
families, with the nty remains of what they have saved, are
seen in grow catered about the open fields. Some of the
more favoured are lodged in tents, erected by the military."
It was then resolved unanimously—That a general subscrip-
tion be opened immediately in aid of the sufferers, instant
relief being necessary to save many from starvation.

Subscriptions will. be received at the Underwriter's-room
the Exchange-room, the Bank of Liverpool, the Borough Bank
and by WILLIAM TARBET, Treasurer.

Amount formerly advertised

Stewart Ker -
John M. Priestman
Glen and Anderson
W. R. Milnes
Thomas Irven
William Nixon
John N. Wood

1 0 0
10 0 0
10 0 0

Leyland and Bullins
R. E. Alison
Robert Gill
John Finch and Sons
Carey and Co. (Alicante)
Elias Arnaud
Edwin Maw
T. Fitzhugh
Timothy Gibbons
George Ashworth, Rochdale

5 0 0
50 0 0
2 0 0
5 0 0
10 -0 0
30 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
2 0 0
3 0 0
20 0 0

Captain D. W. K
W. S. Harris ....
Gladstone and Serjeantson
It. It. Shaw
Fielden Brothers and Co
Liverpool Marine Insurance Co
J. Turner
Bailey Brothers
W. Cross

1 0 0
3 3 0
2 2 0
1 0 0
50 0 0
10 10 0
0 10 0
10 0 0
1 0 0

Grundy, Wright, and Crossley

10 0 0

Robert: Kitson and Co., Maryport
A. Bigland and Son
B. Darbyshire
H. and J. Hornby and Co
Astley and Williams

5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
20 0 0
20 0 0
10 0 0
10 0 0
5 0 0
1 1 0
5 0 0
25 0 0
25 0 0
20 0 0
10 0 0
5 0 0
2 0 0

Salisbury, Turner, and Earle
William Moon
H. Stolterfoht
William Titherington
J. Bouch and Sons (additional)
Mrs. Keightley
W. T. Keightley
Gladstone and Co.
J. B. Branker and Son
S. and J. L. Mocatto
Thos. C. Harvey
It. M.

THIRTY THOUSAND YARDS OF CARPETING

COMPRISING
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, DUTCH, VENETIAN,
AND KIDDERMINSTER;
ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF
CURTAINS, DAMASKS, FURNITURE
PRINTS, &c.
W°K ELL has t4e" pleasure to announce to Par-
ties FurnishinAlhat he has nor on hand some very
great Bargains in thjs ranch of his Trade, seiffraLLtize. jts

of Goods having c eto hand at a great sacrince,
is enabled to su it to all who feel interested in Furnishing
their Apartme s with taste and economy some of the cheapest
Goods ever o ered in Liverpool.
Brussels Carpeting, at
Scotch and Kidderminster, at
Dutch and Venetian, at

...... 2s. 40. to 3so4d.
...... Is. 3d. to 28. Gd.
.... . Os. 4gd. to Is. 9d.
*Om 20. per yard ; Matting

OIUIA w. •••n•-- - -
lri
for Halls and Lobbies from 6d. per yard,Printed Druggets,
great variety, from is. 30. per yard; Hearth-rugs and Door-
mats, in every size and quality.
Good Washing Damasks from 62d. to Is. d.i per yard; all
Wool Merino Damasks, is. 3d. to Is. I0d.; Moreen Fringes and
prints. yid. to ; Printed Window

linds, in every wuun anu eLy ,
Well-seasoned floor-Cloths and Lobby- loths, at 22. Gd. the

BLANKETS.
le very best season for Fa

'es with Illanketa, the bleaching

very superior at this season, and t

Le prices more moderate thaii

in winter.
BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
17 and 19, PARADISE-STREET.