The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25 00:00:00

SOLICIT(
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SV.CitETARY

Mr, John Henry Murchison, Off

Strand, Londoit

THIS Company is formed for the purpose of work-
ing the Pant-drainiog Slate Quarry, in the parish of
Carnarvonshire, the proposed purchase of which
can be effected on terms most advantageous to the Company.
The Slate from the Pantdrainiog Quarry is of the pure Ban-
gor Vein, and of the finest quality and colour. The Quarry is
situate about live miles from Bangor, and is a portion of an
Estate covering an area of about L acres and a half. The
great Holyhead road passes through this Property, and con..
fleets the Quarry with the Wharf at Garth Point, on the Mena
Straits, and also with the Chester and Holyhead Railway,
which crosses the turnpike-road at a point about three miles
distant, the proximity to which will enable the comn.„„ +,.

convey- Slate's into the Liverpool,' Manchester.
markets with a punctuality and dispatch that cannot now
attained through the medium of shipping.
The Quarry, upon which a large sum has been already ex
pended, has been opened for twenty years ; and there is at pre•
sent about 80,000 tons of marketable 'Slate to be obtained from
the metal now uncovered.

id. Alidlarlui

The Property is held for a term of years, which will expire
in 1903, without any Royalty, and upon exceedingly favourable
terms.

Taking the price of one ton of slate at a price much below
that which is obtained, and estimating the cost of getting,
making, cartage, and all expenses of management, there will
remain a nett profit equal to twenty per cent. per annum upon
the capital of £40,000.

Parties desirous of taking the cancelled Shares may apply
personally, till the 15th day of June next, to any of the for
lowing Gentlemen :—ln London, to the SECRETARY, at the
Office, No. 19, Essex-street, Strand; to Messi
SMITH, and SADDLER, 28, Golden-Squat
LANE, Mining Agent, 75, Old Broad
to Messrs. D. and J. B. NEILSON,
BROTHERS; in Manchester, to Me
SoNs, or to Mr. AUGUSTUS HAHN ; in Bin
H. COLLIS; in Bristol, to Mr. HE
and in Exeter, to Mr. R. TRIPP. 1
Prospectuses, with tt
Plans of the Quarry, n

or to Mr. JAME&
City; in Liverpool,
Messrs. SUDLOW

Idresses, and at the 0.
reet, London.

STROPS.
fIAMOND DUST TABLI
ready charged for use—for Pen
and for Table Cutlery, at 3

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behad atthe

Etteraturr.

EXPERIENCES OF A LIVERPOOL SURGEON

H IN A COURT

(Concluded from our last.)

How often we are disgusted with hearing the pha-

zisaical lamentations of the wealthy and the comfortably-
housed and circumstanced amongst our fellow-men, over

the wretched population of our unwholesome streets !
They forget that there are causes, within their own power
to remove, which are hourly hurrying that population
They forget too that, in other shapes,
—the most apparently temperate of
n—guilty of excess, and resorting to stimulants for

into intemperance

they are themselve

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the relief of such excess. Is the man who
turtle, until the physician is called in to remove the con-
sequences of his self-indulgences, less vile in his propen-
sities than the poor toiling wretch, who takes ardent
spirits, at first only for the removal of that lassitude
which over toil creates, although at length he sins in the
quantity of ' Is the man who stimulates his
appetite

gorges on

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