The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-13 00:00:00

I3FTT'S PATENT FRENCH BRA Y,

Puttlie is respectfully informed, that. the abdee. article
S. may ho had on the same terms as at Are distillery, London,
at THOMAS ODELL'S Wine and Spirit Warehouse, 97,
Tithebarn-street, corner of Cheapside.

S. d.
Imperial Gallon
Sealed Quarts •
/2 :63 Ditto Pints ....
BOOTH'S CELEBRATED LON N GIN.
s. 11.
Imperial Gallon • l3 0
Sealed Quarts....
Ditto Pints...
Old and Fruity PORT NINE, the finest imported, Five
Years.in Bottle, 48s. per Dozen.
• DRAUGHT PORT, from the Pipe, 13s. per Gallon.
Entrance to the Warehouse—First door in Cheapside.

AT a MEETING of tdhose friendly to the establishment of
. a CHEAP SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION, held pur-
suant to advertisement, at the Apprentices' Library, School-
lane, on Tuesday, December 6, 1836.
On the motion of the Rev. James Martineau seconded by
Mr. C. E. Rawlins, Jun. -
-
Mr. JAMES HARVEY, Jun. was called o the Chair.
The Chairman then read a letter from lderman George
Robinson, Ntating -his inability to attend, tat the same time
expressing his cordial approbation or t intended Institution,
and promising his zealous co.operatio The Chairman then
proceeded to explain the objects of the Meeting, namely, to
consider the best means of establisting---.
Ist. A Reading and News-room, the papers and periodicals
to be of all shades of politics.
2d. A Museum of Models; Minerals, and Natural History,
and
3d. A Weekly Lecture, which, by being charged on the
cheapest possible scale, might be brought within the reach of
every Youth and Apprentice.
It was then moved by Mr. James M‘Glashan, seconded by
the Rev. James Martineau, and unanimously agreed to,—That
this meeting cordially enters into the laudable designs enter-
tained sof establishing a cheap Reading and Lecture Room, as
likely to form en attractive, and at the same time a useful and
elevating source of occupation for the leisure hours of the
working classes.
2. It was moved by the Rev. Henry Giles, seconded by Mr.
Thomas Spencer, and unanimously agreed to,—That a Society
be now formed for the purpose of carrying into 'operation the
objects laid down in the preceding resolution, and that its name
• shall be

“. THE BROUGHAM INSTITUTE.”
3. It was moved by Mr. Robert Shorthouse seconded by Mr.
Thos. Urquhart,---That the following gentlemen be elected as a
temporary Committee, for the purpose of drawing up the Rules
of this Institution, to be presented to a General Meeting of the
Members for „(c.-ptance, to take place at Seven o'clock Tuts
DAY, (Tuesday,) the 13th instant, at the Apprentices' Library,
School-lane.

Mr: James M`Glashan, Mr. William Hocking,
Air. James Ha wlins, Mr. Caleb D. Watson, and
Mr. Thomas Urquhart, Mr. James Harvey, Jun.
Mt. John Wilson,

4. It was moved by Mr. John Roberts, seconded by Mr.
Samuel Ranson, and unanimously carried.--That the Com-
mittee be requested to look out for a suitable Room or Rooms,
as soon as possible, and, when found, to submit their choice to
the Members for their approval.
5. It was moved by Mr. Caleb I). Watson, seconded by Mr.
Richard Woosey, and unanimously agreed to,—That the pre-
ceding resolutions be advertised in the Liverpool Mercury and
Liverpool Standard. _ _

JAMES HARVEY, Jun. Chairman.
Mr. James Harvey, Jun. having left the. chair,
6. It was then moved by Mr. Thos. Navlor, and earned by
acclaMation;L—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman fur his obliging and effective conduct in the chair.

A commodious ROOM WANTED for the above purposes,
in the centre of the town, capable of holding fifty, or oue
hundred Metnbets.—Address R 10, Postoffice, Liverpool.
(One concern.)