The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

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-SA NDFIELD PARK, WEST DERBY.
TO be LET, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, a first-
class VILLA RFSIDENCE, beautifully situated in Sand-
field-park, West Derby, containing acious Entrance Hall and
Entertaining Rooms, Kitchen ry, -Housekeeper's Room,
TIF, On the-Ground Floor • ,ix Bed-rooms, Dressing-rooms,
v:lititi-rooms
Water-dos , on the First Floor ; Two large Ser-
Stor! 'rooms over; Man Servant'Q-room on the Basement
teoic„; onservato ' , Coachhouse, three-stall Stable, and ex-
or e Pleasure Grounds.
buildiritiFulars apply to OCTAVIUS WATERHOUSE, Statham's
t6.* fithebarnstreet.
Tr) be ,
in
,„E.T, a genteel FURNISHED RESIDENCE,
1.°"1, and--41g-street, containing Dinin--room, Drawing-
and co,,a
bareakfast-rootn six -r ills:Kitchens,. Warm
TiPP,Y t 0 S, and Water? et and all other conveniences.
thebar, OcTikvi ,
ATERHOUSE, StalllaM7S-bUildings,
;;---,----_, Street.
To be -----------
to the best LET, with immedia ssession, in one. of
„,..01, ~., thoroughfare • iverpool, a well-established
4u, St. JameslioE S with or without the Stock, situate
Appi,,,'s.stree '
PHILIP---___/.1.:
Pilo beDE ' LET a compact semi-detached VILLA
thr„„IIRSI
•- nil CE, Pleasantly s' a Aigburth, within
one wi., n'utes' walk of th st-office. Rent .i'ss. Also,
itu COnch-ho
b. PNY to 0, 'lse, St , Etc. Rent .t 245. . .
-1.11-Str T. WA HOUSE, Statham's-buildings, Tithe-
eet.

,
rir --, —taebarn-street. RECEIPTS. GREAT SOUTH TOLGUS MINING COMPANY.
r) be Lip,,
From- Bth XFOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SECOND
in ea '.-"-, a genteel FunNisurn RESIDENCE, To Bth Feb., Feb.,1847,
Toon, linup,
Total. 1.11 CALL-of los. PER SHARE has been made This Day on
and ,4„,tld Itr„.,-Street, containino• Dining-rirm, Drawing- 1847. to 7th Aug. each Share, and that the same must be paid on or before the
iths-^1„, KI Buthial(fast-room, six -r ma, Kitchens,. Warm 1847. 29th day of September instant, to the credit:of the Company,
TitliAY to ep ' and Water- et and all other conveniences. at Messrs. GLYN, HALIFAX, and Co. Bankers, London ;or at
.t, S. d. xs. d. .4' s. d. the BOROUGH BANK, Liver o
-------4111-ttree-'rt4.vi ' ATERHOUSE, Statham's-buildings,
To First Deposit of -el 7s. By orde e Board,
To he
1--------- 6d. per Share upon 27,897 ROBERT TAYLOR,I
1 Directors.
BO the b,, LT, with immedia ssession, in one of Shares in the Notting- GEORGE WOOD,
12‘0'oT andl..thorou-hfare • iverpool, a well-established Lam & Boston Company 38358 7 6 Dated Lib pool, 7th Sept., 1847.
' St. J "-rIOE S , with or without the Stock, situate
Apply
ta:leeo-Stree , Upon 95 130 12 •6 38489 0 0
.---..._______zii !Li P CoATES, on the Premisea, or 190, Park-lane. -
, es, be L T To First Deposit of 1 7s.
6d. per Share upon 17,237 ship between 'us, the undersigned WILLIAM PERRY
and JAMES JOHNSON, carrying on business as Shipwrights,
RESI E • a compact semi-detached VILLA Shares in the Notting- at Liverpool, in 'the county of Lancast r, under the Firm of
three 'orates'DE/WE, ialeasantly s' a Aigburth, within ham, Vale ofßelvoir, and PERRY JOHNSON and COMPANY liS day'DISFOLVED by
on
th st-office. Rent -e55. Also, Grantham Company .. 23700 17 6 23700 17 6 mutual 'consent. As witnes ands, this thirteenth day of
Aerpith Coach.hlalk, tft
b„ Yto oc , ttc. Rent e 4 -buildings, . September, 1847. WILLIAM PERRY.
"tn-street. 1.• WA iiouss, Statham's Tithe- To First Deposit of ''l 7s. Witness, J. W. JA ON. J. JOHNSON.
- 6d. per Share upon 18,480
Shares in the Notting-
MOST VILLA TO LET. ham,- Erewash Valley, 'LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
sit_ , -convenient, comfortable, and delightfully Amber Gate, and Man- _
,_ ale, all VILLA, with good Gar the top of Prospect chester Company 25410 0 0 - 25410 0 0 ALBERT DOCK.
'alf n blield, close to the -
lot it . , 1„-?efis...from. the E.
xchn- e." ThereiiMaesEttractueit"Ouota,nad.n:i To Second Deposit of el ID EGULATIONS made by the Trustees of the Liver-
toneas —RPited wit otle and Rain Water. Rent Fifty ss. Od. per
.Share upon
11, pool Docks, to be observed by every Master, Mate, or
,Appl ..
The local rates are very moderate. 63,621 Shares in the Am-
other person havin - the charge or command of any Vessel
Bolas to P. L.V.ACTASGART, next house; or at 24 and 26, ber Gate, Nottingham
reet. and Boston, and Eastern using the Albert Dock.
That the Master, Mate, or other person having the charge or
1iti............___.
Junction Company
command of any vessel using the Alb Dock, shall, on enter-
9, be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE,' Nch 10, Upon 120 150 0 0 19676 5 0 ing the Dock, secure such Vessel rp-roper Moorings.
That the Master, Mate, or o r person having the charge or
Shog:o_wer Mersey View, Bootle, pleaslntly situated on the
command of any such Ves ,shall, every evening, before the
With:. con,sisting of two Parlours 'ftSen on the same floor, To Twelve Shillings
closing of the Dock, ca the Moorings of such Vessel to be
ted.;.""cl Pump Water and e' v 'convenience, and four good per Share upon 25,244
carefully examined o eck,. and also on the Quay, and shall
back.oo;tns and Attic, goo ellaring, and Garden front and Shares in Grand Union
give such scope t e Moorings as circumstances may require ;
Inquir:at
Rena .430.
Claims for Amber Gate
4)r on the 9, Moor.fielas from half-past IC' t T 'lo k Shares
le Premises.
ime oenac c , 15146 8 0 and shall, wh ecessary, supply additional ropes, or other
fastenings, for the greater security of the Vessel.
NOTICE.—The Trustees will not be answerable for any
THE 'WELLINGTON SiiitTOUT. Upon 915 549 0 0 15%5 8 0
damage which may occur to such Vessels.
A NEW Light REPELLENT' By order, DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
To Second Deposit of ..el
Dock-office, Liverpool, 2nd September, 1847.
fil. the SPRING —Registered 6 and 7 VipvEß-COAT for Dby H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT, the RtA,can. 85 p ss. Od. per Share upon -
,
22,540 Shares in Grand _ Grace the COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, tl P ' Al* PA ATT ATITTR? Union Claims for Amber
and OFFICERS of the GUARDS F, . ie. alivcipA, 1--Y, ..... THE ' ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
The WELLINGTON SURTOUT commen 'tsel; °j"LiTy, Gate Shares
London, 345, Strand, September Ist, 1847.
desire a quiet, elegant, gentlecanly a slice;- it is kaleipwt hig _Upon 2009 ,. 2511 5 0 30686 5-0 COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPH.
The works of the lines for commercial communications, be-
r size and leading colou a,. ea r immediate wear price we guineas and a hal 1.,
.T.CTo Interest received.. 3160 2 4 2157 0 31 5317 2 7 tween the places enumerated below, embracing a system of
on delivery. Every genuinee
Coat has a number in,Li, a of the size, and a stamp bearing , I - telegraphs for commercial purposes only, and distinct from
that reserved for the special use of railways, being so far ad-
the Ito -a
3, % 1 Arms, wit ame and address of the Patentee, To Transfer Fees vanced as to admit of their completion by the commencement
S FOUGER CONDUIT-STREET, 12.60ENT-STREET. received
Agents, JNO. BLACKBURNE CO., 44, Castle-street.
and
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rangements which they contemplat r the accommodation of
..______ , the public.
A MBER. etivim, xTrywnlN.Tr, LT Axi A 'ND BOSTON ~ Stations will 1,,• nranr...l 4... .• a --. . . • . - - - -

The works of the lines for commercial communications, be-
tween the places enumerated below, embracing a system of
telegraphs for commercial purposes only, and distinct from
that reserved for the special use of railways, being so far ad-
vanced as to admit of their completion by the commencement
of the coming year, the directors think tha the time has now
arrived when it becomes their duty t ake known the ar-
rangements which they contemplat r the accommodation of
the public.
messagesbopened in
dispatches will
situations
t owns,Sta tions
whencevilforwarded the principal
to,
and received from all other stations of the Electric Tele-
graph Company.
in order to giv o merchants, bankers, manufacturers, and
all connected with trade, the greatest possible amount of in-
formation, a room will be reserved in each of the company's
stations for subscribers; in which will be received, tabulated,
and exhibited, all intelligence of commercial or public interest;
for instance -7. _

AMBER GATE, NOTTINGHAM AND BOSTON,
AND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY.

At
day of August,
11,nrs the ORDINARY HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the
I.;PRIF.TORS, held on the twenty-fourth
tee at the Exchange Hall, Nottingham,
and
of the Directors,
for the purpose of
izeiving a statement of the proceedings
~. "vaccounts of the Company idle, Chair,
.r.,, _ W. F. N. NORTON, Esquire.
owing,,,-Teeeoli REPORT was read le Secretary :
1.411n_ tast Ordinary Meetm
the formation of
prietors,
formation
Di-
talora have contracted with A . ythtbees,Pro
for
14-ZIX,,, rtion of the Line be een Bottesford and Grantham,
(Itho',,",.nlF. the Gonerby l Tunnel, and the Canal Branch.
tactQe'ght miles) an e works are progressing to the satis-
ThpZ °I Your Dir ors. fulfi/ A have also been called upon by the Midland Company, to
the fo,7e agreement entered into for the joint construction. of
s Yourslar--ra.ii
to this
Nottingham to Bulwell, which will effect
~ nag to this Company. .
tther cuireeters have not deemed it prudent toenter into any
the°f the h.,°ntraets, or to incur any other liabilities, inconsequence
last--"etarY pressure, and also from an assurance givmenaa_et
ta-efore tl?rdinary Meeting, that no further call should be
codn.
Zttlted
4AM:elle/it Meeting, when your opinions might
nve toThrec!ions taken.
.At the same time your Directors
teen nir... 9itation in declaring, that the true. interests of the
they /Y,WIII be best promoted by completing the Line be-
ee:llY
areegri::etti°llam and-Grantham, at the,. earliest period ; and.
rks 4 Of
Mitt by this delay, they will be una.ble to avail
Con
olvhfeti Ile summer months for the formation of their
n Danl. s'ould have been greatly to the advantage of the
/I th,, c'
E 'rst a • • Parliament for the construction of
4,14 anw4 , application to
. hei 3, the Midland Company were large Shareholders
incur thne%T,,eepvis'e interested,m it was not thought advisable to
Act' at xottLa,se of makin„, separate Station, Wharfs, &c.
linetintlre take;,loam,hand theroefseor.e no powers in the original
of the
liancti(':s: Withdrerrrtl nit pounrpnecti,onbut as that Company subse-
t° Par4l your Directors under the
Half-yearly Meeting,' in February last, applied.
I)owers •,!snellt to deviate the Line, and by increasing their
/...4a the"co6ecure an independent position, iiie al) TrillanY's Trains would have to pass over the Lincoln
to
cha about tvro miles, the Midland Company had. the power
charge after },y T i r tlie rate of six miles. To 13e relieved from that
r„e‘Corriti was another important desideratum—and though
`aL de rny by the purchase of the Nottingham Canal, had the
Yet tio p t for the accommodation of the Town of Not in.ghainni,
tailees 4,delpendent access was secured. Under these covu
.1-
nie4t ()our Directors deemed it advisable to apply to Parli. -
Shay t 0 effect the above objects, and they congratulate the
Mvaroiders in having succeeded upon terms grer4ly to the
tam paS, of the Company After the Bill had been introduccd
s ve _ r.narnent, the Midfand Company met your Directors in
4,, ry liberal and
' agree— -friendly spirit, and after some negotiations,
each co.ient was entered into under the Corporate seals of
tepeal somPanY, by which the Midland C.ompany consented to
the six
thlnuch of the Lincoln Act, as enabled them to charge
(laced iries rate, and a clause to that effect has been intio-
tnifeage 0 their amended Act, by which this Company pay a
3tatioti,. °WY. They have also'agreed to provide the necessary
Trafne ~.rand other accommodation for the Passengers and
tertns 't,;(1,t,11 at Nottingham and Amber Gate, the extent and
Nay, „ ,
.e arranged by a Director appointed from each Com-
Ia ce,"(` n! case of difference, to be settled by an umpire.
Ceedeti ijcittie.ze .of this. z,v-i-e-cnizat, war Di' ectora only pro.
9utajn poNrer* for the cenbtructien of the branch to

DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount Ex-Amount Ex-
pended up pended from
to Sth Feb„ BthFeb to7th Total.
1847. Aug., 1847.
- .
R s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
By Engineering and
Surveying, including
Parliamentary
By Works • 19191 11 8 19191 11 8
By Rails, Chairs, Sleep-
ers, &c 13450 0 i 13450 0 0
By Land and Compensa-
tion
By Law Charges ~ 9957 4 6 11129 18 5 21087 211
{
Balance of
Session,
1846.
By Parliamentary
Charges
I. 1846& 1847
By Traffic Taking 1438 5 0 1438 5 0
By Direction and Audit. 500 0 0 1050 0 , 1550 0 0
By Office Charges and
Secretary and Clerk's
Salaries
By Advertising, Sta-
tionery, and Printing. 3549 7 6 462 15 8 4012 3 2
By Miscellaneous Char-
Ees and Travelling
xpenses 2339 7 3 480 10 3 2819 17 6
By. Banker's Commis-
sion
By Interest, One Shilling
and Twopence per
Share, due Bth of
April, 1847, upon
88,341 Shares 5153 4 6 5153 4 6
By Postage Stamps on
hand lO 11
By Cash in Bankers'l
hands
1 108222 8 3108233 0 0
1 219271 6 1

Ship Lists from the various ports.
Share Lists from the various exchanges.
Prices Current.
Stock Exchange Lists.
Corn Markets from the various towns.

i'rices of Live Stock, &c. &c. &c.
In London, a Central Station, suited to the importance of the
Metropolis, is in course of erection in the immediate vicinity of
the Bank and Royal Exchange ; in this station the whole tele-
graphic news of the country will be concentrated and forwarded
in every direction; and here, as in other towns, a room will be
reserved for subscribers.

The subscription to these rooms will be two guineas per
annum, paid in advance, which will entitle subscnbers to the
right of entrance to all the subscription rooms of the company,
including the central station at London.
_ _

Audited the eleventh day of August, 1847,
FRANCIS SIMES ALLIOTT.
CHARLES MIDDLETON.

Resolved,—That the Report now read be adopted.
Resolved,—That Benjamin Badger, of London, Esquire,
William Durham, of Manchester Esquire, Herbert Ingram,of London, Esquire, and Richard Septinius Wilkinson, Esquire,
he elected Directors in lieu of Sir James Duke Knight, M.P.
Francis Braithwaite, Esquire, Frederick Plant, Esquire, and
Frederick Fowler Robertson, Esquire, wbo retire.
Resolved,—That Mr. Francis Simes Alliott be re-elected an
Auditor to the Company.
Resolved,—That the Seal of the Company be affixed to the
Register of Shareholders.
Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman, for I-45 excOlent, tenverge, auu inipktrtitti conduct
in the Chair,

The fo‘i•egoing details some of the advantages of the commer-
cial telegraph to subscribers, but the requirements of the public
in general will be provided for by the establishment of offices
which will at all times be.open for the reception and transmis-
sion of messages and dispatches, while messengers will be kept
at the various stations, by whom dispatches may be sent to any
part of the town where the communication his been received
by telegraph at the company's station.
Subscribers' names are received at the Commercial Telegraph
Office, where any further information may be obtained.
The following are the towns to which the commercial tele-
graph will be first extended :
London Barnsley Peterborough Chelmsford
Margate Wakefield Yarmouth Ipswich
Ramsgate Leeds Huntingdon York
Deal Halifax Hertford Darlington
Dover Rochdale Manchester Newcastle
Folkestone Hull Leicester Berwick
Canterbury Maidstone Derby Edinburgh
Northampton Tonbridge Nottingham Glasgow
Coventry Gosport Lincoln Scarborough
Birmingham Southampton Chesterfield Bridlington
Wolverhampton Winchester Sheffield Stamford
Stafford Dorchester Bradford Norwich
Chester Bristol Wisbeach St. Ives
Liverpool Gloucester Lowestoff 'Ware
Rotherham Cheltenham Cambridge Colchester.
J. LEWIS RICARDO, Chairman.

Punch gives the following as an appropriate game-law
toast and sentiment :—" Destruction to all rabbits except
the Welsh ; and may there be soon nothing left to poach
in this country but eggs !"
HOGG'S TALES.—A great deal of fun has been perpe-
trated on Hogg's Tales. The last we have seen is the
following :—" Are you fond of Hogg's Tales ?" said a
rather verdant lady to a shepherd. " Yes ; i likes 'em
roasted, wi' salt on 'em," was the response. " No—but
I mean have you read Hogg's Toles?" " Noa." said
the bumpkin, " our hogs are all white or black I doan't
think there is a red one among 'em."