The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29 00:00:00

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AND GENERAL ,COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPAR:

D, tHE-131t§§INGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD '—SmoLt ETT

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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT.
Tuts, Dnv, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, itt, Mr. Smith's, the Royil Hotel, in Prescot, in the
county.of Lancaster, in the foltpwing or such other Lots 'as
may be then agreed upon, and subject to'conditions of sale
which-rill be then.produccd,
Lot I.
ALL that capital MESSUAGE. or DWELLING-.
, , ,HOUSE; situate on the .north side of and fronting
Fazakerlev.street,,iu Prexcet aforesaid, with the YARD, OUT-
BUILDINGS, extensive GARDENS, and other APPURTE-
'NANCES -thereto belonging, recently in the occupation: of
Miss Richardson, deceased, the late Proprietress thereof.
"Ttreliouse is commodious and well and substantially built,
and suitable for the irionediate'reeeptien of a respectable family.
The Gardens are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees.
Also, all that-other Al ESS UACiE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
adjoining to the tibovd -Megsnage,lvith the OFFICE, OUT-
BUILDINGS, and other APPURTENANCES. thereto be-
longing, and now in the oecupation•of Mr. E. Ward.
These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance.
Lot 2. All that large ,SEAT.er PEW, No- 2,. in, the front of
the South,Gallery of the Parish Church of Prescot, and lately'
ocpuiied'hy Miss Richardson.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. RowsoN and Crtossi
Preseot.

BIRKENHEAD HOTEL_ AND FERRY..
THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) 'the 29th instant,. at Two o'Clock in
the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street,
t NE-THIRD anduntlivisleil Part and Share of and in the .
'ki BIRKENHEAD. tioTEL,; OUT-BUILDINGS;:
PREMISES, situate Ferry, in the County of
Chester, opposite to Liverpool. . and
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The Hotel is large, commodious, and well accustomed ; has.
lately reeeived, and is still susceptible of, very great improve-
ments, which are now in progress. . .
The Hotel is now in the possession of Mr. Willoughbi,.- for-
merly of the• Royal Hotel, at Chester, at a rent of £6.oo•per
annum until May next, after which time the rent will be £9OO
a-year four years. • . ~. .. . . • .
~ The Outbuildings are-well constructed and built, and consist
of excellent and extensive inclosed Stables and lock-up Coach-houses, together with a Bowling Green, a large Green, with
attention-
Alcoves for private parties; fronting, the river, Billiard-room, a
good-Garden and Pleasure-grounds, covering an area of 11,000
and-Post-
square yards of Land.
A-well-built and commodious Pier extends to low-water mark,
Car-
riages,
kept
drivers,of t h e tide;wh e r e
and there is safe and convenient Landing for-Passengers. Car-
isioaid to-the convenienee-of Passetif.kers:
ttgatanthde 14Hoortseel,s,N'vaittbaclaireiTuulrs
The Steam Boats ply every. Half Hpur from each•side.of the
River, with very skilful masters ; and-Ceaebes leave and ai•rive
at the Hotel daily, at several hours, taand frOm Londan, 6 lies_
ter, -Cheltenham,. Bristol and other places.
Part of the Purchase-money may remain on IV.ortgage, if
required. • •- - ' ' -
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
For further information,'and to see a plan, apply to WILLIAM
•HETHERVIGTON,. Esq., Birkenhead; or to Mr: JOHN PEN ING-
TON, Solicitor, No, I, Harrington Chambers, North John-
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kreet,:Liverpool.- • ,•• - • - • ' * -

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

PUBLIC HALL.

‘•
T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE wr the SUBSCRI-
BERS to a Fund for the Erection of a" PUBLIC HALL,

The Rev. Rector BROOKS in the Chair;

• It teas resolved,
That,-as misapprehension has arisen as to the purposes which
the net Profits to arise from the proposed Building will be ap-
plied, the Committee feel it incumbent on them to declare that
such' profits must necessarily be diyided rateably among the
Shareholders.
That as soon as a stun of money is subscribed which, in the
Opinion of this Committee, will justify the Work being proceeded
in, they will call a Meeting of the Subscribers, to appoint a
Committee and make the necessary arrangements.
(Signed) JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman.

LIST OF St'
Sir John Tobin £lOO
Thomas Braucker 100
Mr. James Aspinall
Chris. Rawdon
Charles Lawrence lOO
Joseph C. Ewart 100
Charles Tay teur
James Moon
William Nicol
Samuel Turner lOO
Thomas Booth
George Holt
Enoch Harvey
'Monies Avisun lOO
John Mather
James Harvey -100
William Rathbun° .. 100
James Mulleneux lOO
Thomas Rawson, Tox-
teth-park lOl
Edward Patten
James Rawdon
William Dixon lOO
Charles SirTith
Wtn. Earle, jun lOO
Hardman Earle lOO
Alex. Macgregor
Richard Edwards
John Cropper ltit.
Samuel 'l'. Hobson
';:foseph Sandars lOO
John Mess
.100
T. F. Dyson lOO
'George Grant lOO
James Cockshott
Thomas Brocklebank. 100
Jrimes Hevwerth .... 100
Ltike T.• Crossley .... 'lOO
ROhert Roskell lOO
William Lynn . lOO
John Robin lOO
Vincent Higgins
John kl olden
John Mulholland
Hugh Jones
• Richard, H. !Tones
John Hoit'
Joieph N;Walker 10(.,
William'ShaLd
William Harrison lot.
John, A.linne
Nicholas Roskell 104
'John Crostliwaite lOO
Benjamin H. Jones
John P. Heywood
.100
S. 11. Thompson
1, illiatu Nevett IV)
Richard Jones . lOO
Joseph King 4OO
Richard.Beobow 100
John.B°inbOw . 100
Robert Woodward .. 1(X)
Robert Semple
Richard Dawson
• Is.' Bartied
Lewin Motley
James 'Hadley
Henry Byrom, jun lOO
'Thomas Bold
Sainnel Hope •. 100
John Bent lOO
Edward Moon • • 100
Jiinalhan Higgiuson 1
G. Lc. Liam' lOO
•Charles Okill ...... 'lOO
William Stuart
Lawrence Hey Worth
.1: S. Leigh
Sarno-el Saudhacl- . 100
Wm. Brown
'Robert Dudgeon
Joseph 13. Yates
Edward Horne •Itr
W. Brown, Evertors IOU
Andrew
James?. Edwards
James Brancket
Rd:B. B. Hollinshead
BlUndell • lOU
James Mustirat-t 'lOO
Jattes'Dempsev 100
Robertson Gladstone 101 k
William W. Currie 54)
ithliert A. Fletcher 'so
F. Guuthwaite
• Juseph-llornhy SC
Thomas Coglan stt
W. Cartwright
• Ricirard•Bateson 50
Charles T. Hadfield , rrt
-Samuel Kearsley .•
50
John Green'
Ambrose Lace
Thomas Thornely ..• 50
Henry R. Sandbach •5O
G. H., Lawrence .• .50
Jahn .Marriott,
Henry -Harrison
50
,Matthew Jee
Francis Heywood 'so
Thomas Bolton
R. L. Bolton
S. S. Gair
Willink 5O
Zwilchenbart . •
E. Zwilchenbart ..• .50
Harold- Littledale
Joseph Langton .•
50
T. S. Gladstone
R. W. Bateson
Robert Jones 5O
W. R. Sandbach ' 5O
William Gladstone 5O
Thomas D. Lewis Su
Henry Holmes
John Holmes - • 50
Harmood Banner 50
Samuel Holme, •
James Holme, jun. 50
'J. Wordley SC
W. P. Bushby
F. Shand 5O
'Henry
Booth
0
Lace, jun 5O
Miles Barton
•Hu,sh liornby
•N. 1.). Bold. •
W. H. Tayleur
'T; K.' Finlay 5O
Henry Ripley
'W. Ai.: Brow n 5O

SCRIBERS.

Mr. Spencer Steers . . £so
Henry Latham 5O
John Clow 5O
Henry Ames
Andrew Melly - 25
Osorge Prevost 25
SamL T.-Winstanley
Thomas Wilson • 25
W. G. Weiss 25
W H, Goore 25
Thomas Avison, jun.' 25
G. Le N. de l'Osier
John Topharn 25
James Cunningham 25
Hobert Clay
George Comer . 25
; * Thomas Winstapley '2s
Thomas Baines 25
- 25

'• • • Crook
Rev. Jonathan 13rcoks
Mr. 'fhouiv, Harvey
Sudlow
Jahn 25
James CroShie
William J. Myers— 25
Johu Myers, iun. ...„ 25
James 1.3-oclrauan ...• 25
F. M. Gillanders
John Highfield .25
William Brandrech
.25

Henry Ripley
Benjamin Thomas
Peler ..Sfiyjiintson 25
Thomas Browne
'William Reynolds

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Janes Gibson 425
John Jerdeih
William J. 13rowne
John Campbell 25
James Howell

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Joseph Paton
William Comor 25
'James Ma‘i6lev
I.:dsvaro 0. Deine 25
Edward Wilsonjun— - 25

William Lassen 25
Lev. T. S. Bow-stead
11r. Samuel. Perrott 25

aw

Dr. #Zeynnlcis
Mr. John North, jun.
Mrs. 'l'.. Earle
Carter
T. B. Barclay
Samuel-Tluiriely
Richard Bright
Patrick Parli'e.r
George Parsons .. •
Thomas Newton ... •
Thomas D. Headlaut .
'm. Myers, jun . •
P. W, „Otnatieker
.lose'ph.l3rOoks
Da'vid 'Walker
Edwa'd Lane

J. B. Clongh:
-Thomas Haigh
Edward,Jones •
Charles Barnard
Gadrgn Bboth
• Willi'atn Wales
Rev. J. MIT' •
J. C. Prino'
Mr. Gardner Boggs
`E. S. Bonit
Swinton Bonit
Bentley
11. Sterenson
Patrick Vance '
Georgt Worth:ngt,
John 111 array
John Walsh
1. 0. Bold .
William Latham
11. E. Evans
C. F. Cai-ne
111. Telo ' •

2A5
2.5'

25:
25
25
25'

25
25
25

Robert Alston • 2,
Tvrer''' 9
Anthony bo ainson
Jrihn Davies'2s
Richard Rawson ...'. '25
• 'Edward-Chaloner
James 'Lister
'David Kent
D. Bnchanan. • 25
D. C. Buchanan
••Ctial. B. Buchanan
Julius Pucke -
• -J. D. Thornely
Miss•Thornely • 25
Mather
J. Mather
r..Robert,Mither
Daniel Jtiather
A. Rawson 25
J.,& Smith • 25
William Ripley •25
William Starkie
C. T. -Dunlevie
A. and W. Littlejohn. 25
T. Maynard .. 25
Samuel Sudiow -
25
LR. Ch0r1ev....,.... 25
Timothy,BnUrne .... 25
Rribert Graham 25
William Reynolds
Wm.•Revuolds, jun 25
Thomas Read , 2s'
Richard Crewe
•W. R. Prince
William Thompson
Elias J. Mozlev 25
Charles Mozley 25
J. M. Banner 25
H. W, Banner
J. F. Cannell 25
W. Oc•kleston
W.' S. Miller '2s
W. Sharp'
James-Powell 25
N. Cairns
T. Mac Gill
George-Robinson
Daniel.Neilson
-John Cragg
Robert-Arrott 25
"David Lamb ... . 25
Jamei Mat•gregor 25
John Leyland. 25
• Charles Holland -. 25
Win...Mounttield .- 25
Rev. -James•CaSe' ' 25
Mr. William Balleny 25
Riehd. Forshaw, jun 25
HenryForshaw
Cornelius Bourne ..• • 25
Colin' Campbell
Edward Parry ...
G. D.', per W. Earle: 2:..5
Benj. Buchanan •• •
John Priestley
Michael Ashton. ..
Jos. Yates Ashton .• •
H. P. Ashton
Thomas Kaye
Sam. Clegg, Allerton
Isaac Worthington
Jaynes Mender • • .9h
Win. Taylor
prosper .Devaux 25
Wni. B. Colton it
Henry Hamer
Richard•Tetley
Edward Gibbon .25-
John .Platt,' •-25'
Benjamin Platt 25
Henry Patty. •25.
Rev., W. Blundell4 • • 25'
Mr. John Weightman 25
.D, bowl:ides 25
James Robinson ..- 25
Samuel Johnson ...- '2s.
Richard Aspinall, '2s
Wm. John Tomlinson :25
Joseph Hess • .25
John Ellison 25
Mar. Martin • • 25
Dr. Banning
Mr. William Banning 25
John Seholfield '2s
Thos. Niekson, jun 25.:
Chris. Paterson 25
.11. Townley, R.N 25
Wni. Shuttleworth ••• 25
Richard'Earle;London 25.
Sainuel Towers 25.
Wm. D; Chidson
Edward Storrs. ' 2.5
`l7homas Woolfield 25
'rhos. Orford,' jun 2,5,
Elias M. Brodie • 25
Hugh J. Sanderson
Wellwood Maxwell
Andrew Kurtz
George Rarnsden .. •
James Houghton
J. B. Braneker
W. E. Hall
William •Il idvard. •• • • 2'1.)
25
Thomas Willis
John Finch, IH'iasncehi,„ijeunn •
25
i eeiolnr AlexanderrigaYemllllliial:x.sl;b: .cex.rll4 ........ 1-2 v .4;"))

TO GENTLEMEN, &c., GOING TO, OR RETURNING
1110 M ABROAD.
Ur AUSTIN, (from Pratt's of London, Manufacturer to
o, the Eing,) 176, DALE-STRUET, between the. Golden
Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID
LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PORTABLE HATL
.1-I.Allf, TRUNK, and TRAVELLING BAG. MA-
N.LiklgTUttiElt. Trunks aml Imperials fitted to carriages.
l'atqutVY atqrproof CtOtVass for covering,Trunks, Luggage, B.tc.
W.' AusTrs, in respectfully soliciting private,ris well as put)•
lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with
theta commands, frorn a thorough knowledge of the various
branehei of his business, and for a serious of years having con-
they may rely, upon all Ar'
th wted the first: hpufes London,
tielt,s in the above„line of the first quality and woikuutnship,
wiO m itatA aat reduction of full 3.1 per cent.
tinder' the 'chiirges.uslarly"made in town.
N. B. •Bruss and Iron Portable Gtrup IfedsteadsTedding,
Oil tnd Cloth Yi4lie.rSoOanteens. Bullock Trunks, &e , &c.
176,-Dale-Stinei,,Oppiliiiie the Extliang; .

Ltson

Charles Middleton 51
Michael HUmble
William Claxton
J. W. Gihsono- • -5(
Edward Littledale 5l
J. G. Batesen ••
W. P. Hutchinson, jn 5(
'Jos. Shipley • • 50 •
Samuel Staniforth
Jame§ Gilfillan
RiChard Radcliffe •6O
John Beckwith
-John Stnekdale 5O
Robert Benn
John Parker
.To'!,,ephThompson
J. NelSon Wood
'James Aikin
David Caunun
'John Fletcher
Hugh-Mure
Thomnls Stewart 5,9
N. Salisbury ;.??,
T.. 14, Turner
William Oxley 541
James Wrigley
George Wrigley •• • •
S. IL Walsh
Wm. Si. Albin
R. Duckworth ...... 4)
W. ii. Whitehead
W. 111.•Crucken
W. 0. Porter ()
Thomas Todd
j, T,H.,perMr.Radley 50
Joseph. Ridgway
A. Thompson 5O
W. Dickson 5O
Win. Lowe 5O
W. Ashburner
John Stewart 5O
John Woollright 50
Charles Booth
Charles` TOwnley
Robert Wilson
R. V. Yates
Thomas Smith
Charles Birch 5O
William Potter 5O
Richard Rathbone rio
Dr. O'Donnell 5O
Mr. George Brown .. 50
John O'Neill 5O
Francis O'Neill 5O

R. E.• Harvey
Richard Moon
C. H. Jones
_•

R. W. ;Wood
William Watson
John Glint 5O
Thunias Rosg. ers o n
James Budd . 5O
Charles Bt, Young... 50.
Thomas •Leathom 50
John Diane Case 5O
Dr. Brandreth

Ed ward.,Cyudgington
John GAO Swainson
Peter Gir6n

Mr. .. it)
John .$ hand
Thottuis Cooke
C. IL 'l',a►•lor
Wain 25
'Jaya'. W. 11.1Lht,,a 25
Thotnas Lee
Lewi, Si6ne^l
' Hei:r7• I 3 yon 25
George J. Wainwright 25
P. H.,re• 25.

Riihert (;i!l
James 13atc,,,t;
'Thomas 'l'uitni
A) n old 'Harrison
W. Appleton
Barth. Norton
james S. Duncan
Ellis Yates
W. P. Hutchinson
John Beard
James Da-W.-Son
Thos.' H. Alison
John Hall •
William Nixon
Edward Btirne
Mr. Duncan J. Stewart
William NicksOn
James Muir
Saml. M‘Ciilloch
JOhn Ainsworth ....
Rev. E: Hull
Subscriptions will be receiver
mittee, a List of whom is subja
COMM]
The Rev. Rector ]
Mr. Hardman Earle
The Mayor
Mr. T. B. Barclay
R. W. Bateson
Thoixias Booth

G. Crosfield
G. Alk
.. ns
Wilfiran Jevons
.._

Thomas Jevons 25
Timothy Je-cons : .., 25
`Wni.'JvOns, jun..l, : S 23
• Wm. Woods 25
IL IL linwnas
`flev. Win: Hesketh ‘,s
'Mr, John' Rkiiiidson .• •
Mr. \Vahan) Jackson .• •
John Pierce ..

. 501
. 50
. 25
. 25

T0ta1.... . ..£21,-1)U
by each l‘lember of the Co-,m
ined:—
[TTEE.
Brooks, Chairman.
Deputy-Chairman.
Mr. Joseph Langton.
Charles Lawrence
AndreW Low
James Moon
John Moss
Lewin Mozley
W. Nicol
W. ltathbone
Christopher Rawdod
Henry Sandbach
Charles Smith
Thomas Thornely
Samuel Turner
Joseph N. Walker
Thomas Winstanley
John Woollright
W. Wfirdley
John Wright.

James Crosbie
W. Wallace Currie
William Dixon
Joseph C. Ewart
George Grant
R. E. Harvey
Francis Hey wood
Samuel Uolme
Samuel Hope
Joseph tlornby
Richard Houghton
C. B. Irlam
Thomas 'Kaye
Saniuel Kearsley
A. Lace
Dir. JAM]
11r. E. (3..
Mr. TIIO

•
ES ASPINALL, Treasurer.
DEANE,
Secretaries.
S. HARVEY,

tOianta.

UTAN'I'ED a respectable Youth as an APPRENTICE
V Ir` to.the BOOKBINDING BUSINESS.
Apply at the Standard-uffi,e.

WANTED, a BASS SINGER at the Collegiate Church,
Manchester. He will be required'. to attend the Duties
on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and all Festival Days
throughout the Year.—Apply (if by letter, post•paid„) to Mr.
llAlms,- Organist and Singing Master, 24, St. 'George's-
terrace,--Manchester.

LAPY,,*ho has I,een I.o'l)g'Aecustiniieil to Tuition, irN.ile§
.to•pureha.se GOODWILL of u respectable YOUNG
Liverpool pr the belizhliourbood.
Address (post-paid), N. R. M., Postoffie4, Liverpool.

TO
A NATIVE of Germany, of :gnod connexions, experienced
in Busiri.!ss, Boolikeepiiig,*and Acc'ounts; is :desirous of
meeting with a Sl:f IJA.TION either in, this country.or; abroad.
A long 'residence' in a Mercantile czipacit:t- in. Spain Cuba, and
Mexico has.epabled to,beconie acquaihted with British and
German manuficttired Gods adaPteii fur those Mallet's. lle
is of middle age, active and,willing,to inakehimself generally
useful to his einployers.. Of course the Spanish, French, Eng-
lish, and G.ezman Languages' are thoroughly 'understood: A
moderate salary at first, but to be increased according to abili-
ties, will be expected. •
Address Box C 7, Postofflee,

BOBOUGIT OF LIVERTOOL,
WANTED. a PERSON competent for the Office of IN-
SPECTOR of WEIMITS and MEASURES for

this Borongh.,
It will he his duty to enter Shops.WarehouseS. tke., within
the Borough, for the purpose of examining -the Weights and
Measures used therein, and to seize such as are fouticlnnjnst.
The Salary is £lOO per annum„a,nui tile person apPoiuted'will
he required-not to enval.re in, any other business, and to devote
his while time and attefition,to the duties,ofbis
.:Applications, with testimonials, dialer cover, sealed- and ad-
dressed to
.tbe, Chairman of the Committee on Weights and
Measures, Must ;be left with !Messrs. Et.c.►s and SHUTTLE•
WORTH, at the Police-office, on or before SATURDAY, tho,3d of
December next.:

•
SILK CLOAKS ONE GuiNgA 'EACH,
•
FULL SIZE AND WELL MADE, 4T
compToN-ii ousE;
.96 Aim 27, CHtiiteli-STREET,
Togither with an endless variety ih,Mmost, every other
descriptioh'equally cheap.

GREAT REDUCTION IN WOOLLEN CLOTHS,
Twenty-Ain, per Cent. ItzuierPrime Cost.
11C entisnekn v ene of DEVLIN antico:, 3, Etkoti-iTiiiii,
.11 einipiti,ng intfi another Business, th'ep ht 'present
SEI.I.IgO 'OFF' their 'splendid 'STOOK' of SUPER-I.IIN E
WOOLLEN poni-is at a TR'EMENDOCS SACRIFICE.

BOOTH, .lotNErt and BROKI.11,: 73,' STA NI,V.Y-tTILEET,
'begs to informhis Friends and fife Public In general,
that he has constantly on SALE 'a' quantity of SHOP and
OFFICE FIXTURES, in great variety, and of the best woik-
in'anship.
Also an INVALID CFTAIR on SALE.
Offices fitted tip with the greatest desiatch.

'{URGE • a • DOt.TDN. E4Y'S Tt,..kvEl.Lv.it respectfully
informs the' Nobility, residing near
I.;liefpottl;'thit he will hate" the-honour of waiting on- them in
the'coufse of the Erlstino Week,' and. particularly solicits an
inspection of his .I.)RFISS, WAISTCOATS, which embrace
every variety of .charaifer in tmequalled splendour. He will
also be provided with George D. ,Doudney's celebrated AN-
DROMV,TER, fdr a description of which, and also a staternent
of his ch:rgps, reference is had to all the' popular .Periodicals,
and alSo a Pamphlet containiag a detailed list, which •mas, be
ha l on application at the Office of this Paper,` gratis,. where
Gentlemoin art,regitpsted to forward their Addresses; ;
,r
..,IVIBTROPOLITAN, BRITtSII, AND .FORELGN
CLOTHING ESTM3LISHMENT, 97,.FLEET-STREgt
• LONDON. •

21t4 N0i,041,0;.

LAST WEEK OF THE EXHIBITION.-
, .
N
censeqUbriedoctlieDistrihntitin'or•the PICTURES taking
'll -phire on WErit4isnAy -nem the :11)th instant; the' EXHI-
BITION will continue •OPEN until Tt R,SDAY, the 29th, when
it WiIIXINALLY CLOSE for the Season. • •,• ' •
Open:•DAILV.. froin Ten till OuSk; also, every -E147 ENING,
brilliantivilluminated by Gas, from Seven till Ten, at the Ex-
hibiticinitooms. Rostoffice-place.' • ' -
Admission; One'Shilling; Catalogue!, One Shilling.
SAML. EGLINGTON, Secretary to the Academy.
• The DRAWING SCHOOL of the Academy is new open.

•
LIVER.POOL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY.
THE SHAIIEHOLDP.RS in the 'LIVERPOOL APO-
THECARIES COMPANY are required to notice, that
the ,DEED of SETTLEMENT of the said Company will be
ready for their reSpective Signatures, at the office of Messieurs
Fnitsitaw and BUCHANAN, INIC). 24, Chapel-street, Liverponl,
from Fiiinar, the 2d, to PninAy, the 'Nth. December neXt,
both inclusive- and all Shareholder's are hereby required to ex-
ecute the said 'Deed within the time prescribed, otherwise the
Shares respectively held by them will be forfeited for the benefit
of the Company. Each party executiii;z the Deed or Settlement
must produce the Bankers' Receipts for the Calls already paid,
d
and such Reeipts will be exchanged for Sp rip Certifi.
'By order of the Directors,
FORSHAW and BUCHANthe CAN,
Solicitors to ompkny.
21, Chapel-street, Nov. 22, 1836.

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