The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-15 00:00:00

sAIN GEURGE's HALL.

rRE Committee beg to rewind the Shareholders and the
VI Public Public that a stop was put to their proceedings for carrying
•
this Untlettaking into operation, by toe severe mercantile em-
barrassment. which began toshew its^if •in the spring of 18-37,
and continued throughout the remainder-of the year. At length,
the iroptovement of the times justities the Committee in recalling-
the attention, of the Publie to this Uwlertakiog; and they are
now enabled to announce that the Corporation of I-iverpoul
have obtained am Act of Parliament, eAttpoivering them to ap-
propriate as the scite of the Hall, a portiou of the-Ground of
the Old Infirmary, in Lime-street. The Committee, therefore,
be respectfully to remind the Public of the great utility -a
public building like the intended ball; whicb nosy be, devoted
not only to the celebration of our periodical Musical Festivals,
as well as winter and occasional Concerts, but also to the use of
Public Meetings,--whe•her political, religious, or municipal. of
Piltriin Dinners, awl of other large 'asseroblfrag,es of our fellow
ciptens.• Tire Committee trust the Publiit agree with them
in' opinion, , that a Public Edifice, .so -c nstrueted as to be
adapted-Jo all these various purposes. d also possessing a
handsome exterior, would be at once a advantage and an or-
nainentdo the town; and one which -sty gers would naturally
expect to find among so large- and flourishing a community.
As it must be obvious that the erection of a Building of this
kind, on a scale of sufficient magnitude, will involve the exoeia-
diture Of a very large soul' of money, (not less, they believe,
than £:5,000, independently of the land,) the Committee beg
leave- to remind their fellow-townsmen, that, in order to raise
so large a fund, the subscription should be as widely diffused as
possible; and the price of the Shares,- each, is such
as to place the subscription withiu the reach of a great number
of persons.
The Committee propose, therefore,- to solicit the names of
new Subscribers; which may be communicated, either per-
sonally or by note through the Post, to the address of the Se-
cretaries, or either of them, or to any member of the Commit-
tee, stating the address of such new Subscriber, and the num-
ber of Shares he is willing to subscribe for.
Upwards of E'.2-ti,ooo was subscribed before the suspension of
the Committee's oiterStions took place, for the greatest part of
which the Preliminary Deed of Association has already been
signed. The few Subscribers who -have not yet signed that
Deed are requested to call on the Secretaries, -in Harriugton-
chambers, Noah John-street, fur that purpose.
By order and on behalf of the ComMittee,
JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman.

THE CO
The !ley. JONATHAN
Mr. HARDMAN EARL.
JAMLSAIPINALI
Mr. Henry Booth, '
W. Wallace Currie,
W. Dixon,
William Earle, Jdn.,
Pattison Eliatnes,
Joseph C. Evart,
Samuel Hohne,
Joseph 1-lornliv,
Samuel Kearslev,
' SECRETARII To

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BnooK s, Chairman.
ti, Deputy Chairman.
L, Treasurer.
Mr. Ambrose Lace,
Joseph Lankton,
Charles Lawrente,
'John Floss,
Jnbri Stewart,
Samuel Turner,
Joseph N. Walker,
Thoinaq Winstanley,
John Wriobt.
THE CommiTTEr,
Ir. ,EDWARD G. DEANE,
Er. THOMAS HARVEY.

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