The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-24 00:00:00

Pubtit Zobitz.

CHURCH FORMULARY SOCKET
IN CONNEXION WITH THE PRAYER BOOK AND H ILY SOCIETY.
e NHE ANNUAL MEETING of this SO rY will be held
in-the MUSIC-HALL, Bold-street, on ONDAY next, the
27th instant, at Half-past Six o'clock.
The Rev. H. RAIKES, Chancellor of the Diocese; will
preside on the occasion.

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CENTRAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL
A MEETING for ELECTION of DIREC" S will be
_AL announced in a few clays. In the rn • time a limited
number of Slitres may he obtained by perso disposed to open
accounts with the Bank, on application to JAMES ASPINALL
and Sort, Temple-court.
22d June, 1836.

NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK.
Liverpool, 22d June, 1836.
THE DIRECTORS have to announce, in compliance with
a Resolution passed at a Meeting of the Shareholders of
this Bank, held at the Clarendon-rooms, on the 20th instant,
that this Bank will be opened for general Business in Liverpool,
on Monday, the 4th July next, at the offices of the Bank,
Brunswick-street.
By order of the Board,
THOMAS A. CORLETT, Ge 1 Manager.
Branches of this Bank are now in oper on at Dolgrlley,
Pwllbeli, Oswestry, Welchpool, Bala, Machynlleth, Festiniog,
and Llanfyllin.

Branches will be opened at Ruthin, on 27th June, Denbigh,
Ist July, and Chester 4th July. The Branches at Carnarvon,
Wrexham, Mold, Newtown, tishopcastle, Llanwrst, Llangefni,
&c., are in course of preparation; the days of opening will be
shortly announced.

A T a MEETING of the LIVERPOOL SHAREBRO-
-11 KERS' ASSOCIATION. held at Mr. Joseph King's
Office on Thursday, the 23d instant,

THOMAS FORSYTH, 'Esq.' in the Chair.
A Paragraph from the London Times of the 22d instant was
read, when
It was Resolved,—Tbat the following Vetter ould be ad-
dressed to the Editor of that Paper:—
TO THE EDITOR OF THE T S.
Liverp 1,23 d Tune, 1836.
SIR,-With reference to a paragraph on the subject of Rail-
ways, which appeared in the city article of your paper of Wed-
nesday, June 22d, and which sets forth that " it is the practice
in Bristol, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, and other large
provincial towns to take the Purchaser's Acceptance at distant
periods in payment for Railway Stock, and that some millions
in amount of these Bills are in circulation," &c. &c.
We, the undersigned Members of the Stock and Sharebro-
kers' Association, do declare that, as regards Liverpool, the
statement is totally unfounded; that, as far as our transactions
with Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, and other places have
enabled us to judge, we do not believe that any such practice
exists in any of those towns; that in Liverpool all bargains in
Railway and other Stock are settled by CASH payments, and
that time bargains are almost unknown.
We are, Sir,
(Signed) Your obedient servants,
THOMAS FORSYTH.
THOMAS COGLAN.
JOSEPH KING.
RICHARD DAWSON.
G. ATKINSON and TOWNLEY.
THOMAS READ.
THOMAS BARBER.
GEORGE HIGHFIELD:
WILLIAM REYNOLDS and SON.
THOMAS TINLEY and Co. •
DANIEL NEILSON.
THOMAS HARRIS.
JOHN RICHARDSON, Jun.
SAMUEL R. HEALEY.
SAMUEL WOODS, Jun.
THOMAS HAMPSON.
J. C. DA COSTA.
THOMAS ADDISON, Jun.
CHAS. G. COWIE.
A. J. CHMEL.
JON. FLOUNDERS.
C. SWANWICK BOULT.
C. G. TATTERSALL.
RICHARD CREWE.
RICHARD SCHOLES.
WALTER CLARKE.
HARMOOD BANNER, SON, and THOMPSON.
ARTHUR RAWSON.
WILLIAM SUDLOW.
WILLIAM OKILL.