The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-05-15 00:00:00

LATE THO3LIS frOOLFIELD'S.

W. B. PROMOLI,
FUO PREVENT ALL MISTAKES, and at the same time reply to
a question so frequently asked in his r)Stablishment, whe-
ther his predecessor, Thomas Wooltield, as any interest in a
concern which it is attempted to establishlypposite to him under
a similar name, considers it a duty be owes to his friendship and
esteem to state that THOMAS Woo LF lELD is no longer interested
;any business whatsoevec7 still less in one which would bz ao
contrary to his principles of right towards his Successor.
W. B. P. avails himself of the opportunity to offer his best
thanks to the Nobility, Gentiy, and Public, for the support that
has been so lir)erally continued to him during the past year ;
and he begs to assure his patrons that, encouraged by their
favour, he will at all times strive to deserve and increase it, by
a prompt attention to their commands, and likewise by keeping
up the choi,e selection and manufacture of his goods, which,
as is now universally known, are of the very best quality and
workmanship.
7l to 74, Church-street, adjoining the Postnffice,
February 18th, 1838.

NEW HOSIERY, GLOVE, AND LACE WAREHOUSE,
if 63, LORD-STREET.
rip LIE Subscribers, with deference, anno ce that they have
OPENED the above extensive Pre ises, in the HO-
SIERY, GLOVE, LACE, and 'GENT- 'MEN'S LINEN
TRADE, with a Stock of the most select, fashionable, and
commanding; character: and they trust, the general conduct
and system of busineSs which they propose steadily to pursue,
will be found worthy the approbation and support of the
Public.

They, therefore, respectfully solicit the earliest patronage o,
their Friends and the Public at large.

THOMAS GRIERS-ON and CO.,
63, LORD-STREET.

JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE',
HOTEL AND TAVERN.

JS El YNN, anxious to evince his gratitude, avails him-
-4 self of this opportunity, by respectfully offeying his thanks
to the Gentry of Liverpool and its vicinity, a well as to his
numerous and particular Friend 4, for the e ensive and in-
creasing patronage experienced by him siu e he first opened
this Establishment.
He begs leave to announce his Engage ent of an eminent
and excelling Artist, from London, with e 'cient attendants to
manage the culinary department; and, consequently, 'rusts
that the epicure, and even the mast fastidiously delicate will
luxuriate on the various viands which may be placed before
them.

He has added considerably to the capacity of his cellars, and
has pleasure i❑ alluding to the extensive Stock of RARE and
DELICIOUS WINES, which cannot fail i❑ meriting the es-
teem of even the most refined connoisseurs, and which, in re-
gard to quality and tiavour, and economy of price, cannot be
surpassed by any Stock, public or private, in the Kingdom.
He has pleasure, also, in courting attention to the superi-
ority and peculiar quality of his Spirits and Malt Liquors. and
is proud it the advantage which may be derived, particularly by
Private Families who may
.purchase ofthis Stock, as he is pre-
pared to sell at the Lowest Wholesale *Price.

L Ck' El' a bYeg sPrA„P ?cRt to PAPER-HANGING
Gthank
his Friends and the Public, for the liberal pat nage aliotted him
since his commencement iu the above slin and also to inform
them, that he has taken commodious fret es, at No 2-1, BOLD-
"sTai..:F.-r, where will be found an Assortment f PAPER- EIANG-
INGS, of the newest-Stvle and most elettant Patterns, suitable
for Drawing, Dining, and Bed Rooms,' Parlours, Elalls, Offices,
&c. He begs further to assure them, that every exertion shall
be used to procure the most recent Designs, and to execute
them in the best style of workmanship, having engaged WOrk-
men of considerable experience in the first Loudon establish-
ments.

Builders, Agents, and Householders will find this a most ad-
vantageous Establishment, as W. C., continues to make Con-
tracts for Cleaning down Houses, Whitewashing, Colouring,
Painting, Papering, &c.,which does away with the inconvenience
of employing several tradesmen. He would also call attention
to the fact, that hia-beinp., a new Establishment, he has by far
the largest and best variety of new Patterns of any house in the
td•vn, got up by some of the first Artists; and that he has just
purchased, and is prepa'ring for the present Season, some of the
most recant Designs, or a -descriptioi• that cannot fail to meet
approval, and which will be ready for inspection soon, and of-
fered at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
'Papers from One Shining upwards.