The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12 00:00:00

Enourance Notice.

YORKSHIRE
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY'
Established 182,1.
THE RATES of this COMPANY for MERCINTILE
INSURANCES are as follows : /
Allowing plurality of occupation, if without) ss/ fer Ct. per An.
hazardous goods and hazardous trades..• • S
es,
1
Allowingplurality of occupation and hazard- t s.
ons goods, but not hazardous trades
Allowing plurality of occupation, hazardous t 7s.
goods, and hazardous trades
Floating Policies 9s. 1I
Agents LATHAM HANMER, Jun.,Z 18, Exchange-
. FREDERIC LAPA CIE s buildings.
JOHN ATKINSON, Fenwick•bnildin,s, Fenwick-street.

PROSPECTUS OF THE LIVERPOOL MUSIC HALL-
CAPITAL £lO,OOO, IN ItXX) SHARES Or £lO EACH.
B trixEßS—The Royal Bank of Liverpool.
SOLICITORS—Messrs. Deane and Irlam.
/11HE want of a Room, in Liverpool adapted for M ical
Performances has been long complained of, an , as an
offer of eligible Freehold Land, situated in Moun leasant,
may be secured, it is deemed desirable that a s of money
should be raised sufficient to purchase the sam nd to erect a
Music Hall.
The area contains about 4,300 square yards, and has a front-
age of 60 yards to Mount Pleasant, and 70- yards to Hope-street.
Plans have been drawn out by an eminent Architect, and
estimates obtained, which fully warrant the belief that the pur-
chase of land, the building, with ante-rooms completely fitted
up, and cost of organ, will not exceed £lO,OOO.
It is, therefore, proposed to raised £lO,OOO in Shares of £lO
each: and as soon as 800 Shares are subscribed for, that a Deed
of Settlement shall be executed, containing the necessary pro-
visions for the security of the Shareholders and effectual
management of the Company.
When the requisite number of Shares has been subscribed
for, a Meeting of the Shareholders shall be held to elect 11
members, to act as Directors for one year (5 to form a quorum,)
each of whom shall hold not less than 10 Shares. Every holder
of one share to be entitled to one vote, of five shares two votes,
or ten shares and upwards three votes.
To defray expenses, 2s. 6d. per share shall be paid as soon as
the allotment is made, and any surplus to go the funds of the
Company.
One month's notice to be given of a call, which shall not ex-
ceed £2 per share.
Plans and descriptions of the intended Music Hall, and esti-
mates of the cost of erecting and completing the building, may
be seen at the office of Messrs. DE AN E and IR LA M, Solicitors,
North John-street, and applications for shares, according to
the form underneath, to be made (if by letter, post paid) to the
Solicitors ; to Mr. RICHARD DAwsoN, Exchange-alley, and
Nlessrs. Su t.o w BROTHERS, E xchange-cou Et, Exchange-street
East.

LIVERPOOL music HALL. •
Gentlemen,—l request you will reserve and secure. for me
Shares in this Company, awl in consideration thereof
I agree to take the said Shares on the conditions of the Pros-
pectus.

Name.
Professsion, or Trade.
Residence.
Place of Business.
To the Provisional Committee of the
" Liverpool Music Hall."

THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY
COMPANY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL GE-
NERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of the said
Company will be held at the COTTON SALES' ROOM, in the
Exchange-buildings, in Liverpool, ou WEDNESDAY, the 27th
day of hay instant, at One o'clock in the afternoon, the
purpose of declaring a Dividend, or any separate Divi duds, out
of the clear profits of the said undertaking; and so for the
purpose of making any order or orders for rais g, by contri-
bution amongst the proprietors, or by the at. fission of other
persons as subscribers to the said undettia • g, or in part by
each of those means, any further or ad t nal sum or sums of
money, to enable the said Company t ay off and discharge
the several sums of money. already borrowed, or any part or
parts thereof, from time to time, or at such time or times, and
in such manner as the said Meeting may deem expedient, and
for dividing the amount of the money so to be raised into, and
creating new Shares in the said Company, and for appropriat-
ting and disposing of such new Shares, pursuant to and in man-
ner provided by the several Acts of Parliament relating to the
said Company, or any of them. And that for such purpose,
and in compliance with the recommendation of the last. Special
General Meeting of the said Company, a Plan will be submit-
ted to the meeting for raising the sum of £427,500, to discharge
the whole Mortgage Debt of the Company, by creating 7,968
new Shares of £5O each, to be appropriated or offered to the
Proprietors of Shares in the said undertaking in manner pro-
vided by the said Railway Acts, and by creating 291 new Shares
of £lOO each, or such and so many additional Shares of an
adequate amount as may be necessary to liquidate the remain-
ing Debt of the said Company, such 291, or other the new
Shares last mentioned, as well as such and so many of the said
new Shares of £5O, each so proposed to be created; as may not
be accepted by the Proprietors of the said Company, to be sold
as directed by the said Railway Acts. 'And generally for con-
sidering of and determining upon the raising of money for dis.
charging the Mortgage debt of the said Company, or any part
or parts thereof, and of the means to be adopted for that pur-
pose, and for making any order or orders for effecting the same,
pursuant to the powers and provisions in that behalf of the se-
veral Acts of Parliament relating to the said Railway; and for
reserving or declaring the right of the Proprietors of original
Shares to the payment, at a future day, of interest upon their
several subscriptions, from the time when the same were paid
until the Gap when the said Railway was completed and opened;
and on other special affairs.
And notice is, further given, that in case the said Meeting
shall authorise the creation of new Shares, the persons who on
that day shall appear in the Books kept by the Clerk of the
said Company, as the Proprietors of Shares in the said under-
taking, will be entitled to such new Shares proportionably ac-
cording to their respective interests, in the manlier and under
the conditions provided by the Acts of Parliament relating to
the said Railway • and therefore persons who may have pur-
chased Shares, and whose Transfers are not yet recorded, are
particularly requested to send the Transfers for that purpose to
the said Clcrk before the said 27th day of July instant.
Dated at Liverpool, the Eleventh day of July, 1836.
C. W. CLAY,
Clerk of the said Couipapy.

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