The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-09-14 00:00:00

SEYSSEL ASPHA

" CLARIDGE'S PATENT
Principal Depals, MARSEIL

,LTE COMPANY.
''', ESTABLISHED 1838.
,LE'S ; STA NGATE, L ON-
,IVERP 0 OL.
lying taken the 14 ARKS in
,verpool Distriet,,Aintler their
attention of Eniheers, Archi-
the valuable properties of the
nsively usettin this County for
lowing rposes :
TUN OOM FLOORS ;
MA HOUSE FLOORS ;
PIGGERIES, Ste. &C. &C.

- DON; and 1
THE Parent Company ha
ASPHALTE, in the Li
own managethent, solicit the a
tects, Builders, and others to
Material, which his been,extei
nearly Four Years, for the foil
FOOT PAVEMENTS, public
and Other ;
KITCHEN FLOORS ;

BASEMENTS, where it is es-
sential to keep damps from
rising:
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COVERING OF RAII ROAD
and other ARORES, the only
effectual mode to prevent
the percolation of Water,
which also renders it very
appropriate for the LINING
OF TANKS AND FISH
.PONDS.
DRAINS, &C. &C.

GARDEN WALKS AND TLR-

RACES ;

CARRIAGE DRIVES ;
COACH HOUSES AND STA-
BLING;
DOG KENNELS ;
BARN FLOORS ; _

The Direetori flatter themselves that, in their arrange-
ments for the execution of the foregoing works in Liverpool
and the surrounding district, they will be completed in such
a manger as to ensure for them the patronage not only of
Engineers, Architects, and Builders, but of the Public in
general. Testimonials of the highest description have been
presented to the Company, copies of which may be obtained
at the Works, and from Mr. WILLIAM BENSON, Architect
and Surveyor to the Company, No. 2, Commerce-court,
Lord-street, Liverpool.

J. FARRELL, SecreEary

Liverpool, June, 1841

ELECTION FOR THE BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
WE, STEPHEN TEMPLE, of the Inner Temple,
Esquire, and JAMES WILDE, of Sergeant's Inn,
Esquire, Barristerstat-Law, having been duly pominated and
appointed to Revise the List of Persons entitled and claiming
to be entitled to vote in the Election of Members to sere in
Parliament for the Borough of Liverpool, DO HERBY
t ig
GIVE NOTICE, that we shall hol urts and proceed
with the Revision of the said Lists o 4TURDAT, the 18th
day of September instant, at the Sess ns i ouse, in Chapel-
street, in the said Borough, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore-
noon, and so on, by adjournment from day to day, until the
Revision of the said Lists shall be completed ; and the Tol-
clerk, Overseers, and others are hereby required to attend
. us at the said time and place, and to produce all lists, notices,
claims, rates, and assessments, in their respective custody or
custodies, pursuant to the .statute; and all persons having
anything to do at the said Courts have notice hereby to be
and appear before us at the said time and-place.--Dated thin
Bth day of September, 1841.

STEPHEN TEMPLE
JAMES WILLIE.

COUNTY REGISTRATION

SOUTH ERN DIVISION.—I, WILLIAM CHARLES
TOWNSEND, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, duly nominated
to Revise the Lists of Voters in the Election of Knights of
the Shire for the Southern Division of the County ofXhiss-

Do hereby give notice,

Chat I shall make a CIRCUIT and hold Courkifor Revising
he said List of Voters, at the several time sand places fol-
lowing, that is to say,— /
lo
For the City of Chester, and for th following townships or
places in the Eastern or higher D ' len of the Hundred of
. Wirral, viz.,—Bachford, Blacon cum-Criblial, Bronibo-
row. Capenhurst, Childer-Thornton, Choriton, Croughton,
Eastham, Hooton, Lea, Leighton, Ledsham, Great Mol-
lington, Little Mollington, Great Neston, and Little Nes-
ton, on Friday next, the lith instant—at the Session
House, CHESTER CASTLE.
For the following townships in the aforesaid Eastern or
higher Division of the Hundred of Wirral, viz., Ness,
Netherpool, Overpool, Puddington, Raby, Great Saug-
hall, Little Saughall, Shotwick, Stanlow, Stoke, Great
Stanney, Little Stanney, Great Sutton, Little Sutton,
Thornton Haugh, Willaiton, Whitby and Wodbank—
Saturday next, the 18th instant, at the Sessions House,
CHESTER CASTLE.

'or the several townships or places of Arrow, Barnston,
Higher Bebbiugton, Lower Bebbington, Bidston-cum-
ford, and Birkenhead, in the Western or lower Division of
the Hundred of Wirral—Wednesday, the 22d instant, at
BIRKENHEAD.
?or the several townships or places of Brimstage, Caldy,
Claughton-cum-Grange, Frankby, Gayton, Grange,
Gresby, lleswall-cum-Oldfield, Hoose, Irby, Landican,
and Liscard, in the same Western or lower division of the

Hundred of Wirral—Thursday, the 23d instant, at BLit-

KENH MID. - .
.or the Several township 3 cm places of C,, A i Meoles, Little
Meoles, Moreton, Newten-cunt-Larton, Noctorum, Ox„-'
ton, Poulton-eurn-Spittle, Poulton-euni-Seacombo, Pens-
by, and Prenton, in the said Western or lower division of
the Hundred of Wirral—Friday, the 24th instant, at BIR-
KENHEAD.

For the several townships or places of Saughall Massie,
Storeton, Thingwall, Thurstaston, franmere, Upton,
Wallasey, West Kirby, and Woodchurch, in the said
Western or lower division of the Hundred of Wirral—
Saturday, the 25th instant, at BIRKENHEAD.

'or the several townships or places of Allostock, Byley-
cum-Yatehouse, Birches, Bostock, Clive, Cranage, Crox-
ton, Davenhatn,Eaton, Hulse, Kinderton-cum-Hulme,
Lache, Dennis, Leese, Leftwich, Lostock-Graltun, and

Middlewich, in the Middlewich division of the hundred of
Northwich—Tuesday, the 28th instant, at NO IiTHW IC H.
For the several townships or 'places of Moulton, Newhall,
Newton, Northwich, Nether-Peover, Ravenscroft, Rud-
heath, Lordship, Shipbrooke, Stanthorne, Shurlach-
cum-Bradford, Stublach, Wharton, Watcroft, and Wit-
ton-cum-Twambrookes, in the said Middlewich division of
the Hundred of Northwich,—Wednesday, the 29th inst.,

at NORTHWICH.
'or the several townships or places of Acton, Cuddingtou,
Crowton. Castle Northwich, Hartford, Kingsley, Kings-
wood, Norley, Onston, Wallerscoat, Wilmington, and
Weaverhain-cum-Milton, in the Western division of the
Hundred of Edisbury—Thursday, the 30tt► instant, at
______

NORTHWICH.
For the several townships or places of Little Budworth-De-
lamere, Darnhall, Eaton, Eddisbury•, Marton, Oakmere,
Over, Oulton-Lowe, Rushton, and Weaver, in the Eastern

divisiOn of Eddisbury—Friday, October 1, at NORTH-

WICH.
For the several townships or places of Buglawton, Congleton,
Davenport, Hulme-Walfield, Kermingcham, and More-
ton-cum-Alcumlow, in the Congleton division of the Hun-
dred of Northwich—Monday, October 4, at MINGLE,
TON

or the several townships or places of Newbold-Nstbury,
Odd-Rode, Radnor, Somerford-cum-Radnor, Smallwood,
and Swettenham, in the said Conglet&i division of the
Hundred of Northwich—Tuesday, October 5, at CON-
GLETON.

For the several townships or places of Arclid, Blackden,
Bradwell, Brereton-cum-Smithwick, Church-H ul we,
Church-Lawton, Cotton Elton, Goostry-cum• Barusham e,
Mooresbarrow, and Panne, Moston, Sandbach, and Spros-
ton, in the said Congleton division of the Hundred of
Northwich—Wednesday, October 6, at SANDBACII.

For the several townshiPs or places of Twemlow, Tetton,
Waruingham, and Wheelock, in the said Congleton divi-
sion of the hundred of Northwich ; and for the several
townships or places of Cranage, Minshull-Vernon, Ocele-
ston, Sutton, and Wimboldsley, in the Middlewich division
of the same hundred; and for the several townships or
places of Alsager, Bechton, and Hassell. in the Nantwich
division of the hundred of Nantwich--Thursday, October
7—at SANDBACH.
For the several townships or places of Andlem, Baddilev,
Bridgemers, Basford, Batherstone, Blackenhall, 13romital-1,
Buerton, Checkley-cum-Wrinehall, Chorley, Chorlton,
Cool Pilate, Dodcott-cum-Wilkesly, Doddington, Henke-
low, Hatherton, Hough, Hunsterson, Lea, and Marbury-
cum-Cuoisley, in the Audlem division of the hundred of
Nantwich—Friday, October S—at NANTWICH.
For the several townships or places of Newhall, Norbury,
Rope, Shavington-cum-Gresty, Sound, Stapeley, Titten-
ley, Walgherton, Weston, Wybunbury, Wirswall, Wren-
bury-cum-Frith, and Woodcott, in the Audlem division of
the hundred of Nantwich ; and for the several townships
or places of Acton, Aston-juxta-Mondrurn, Austerson,
Alverston, Beamhea.th in Alvaston, Baddington, Barthol-
mey, Brindley, Burlam, Cholmondeston, Church Coppen-
hall, and Monks Coppenhall, in the Nantwich division
of the hundred of Nantwich—Saturday, October 9—at
NANTWICH.
For the several townships or places of Crewe, Edlaston, Fad-
diley, Haslington, Henhull, Hurleston, Leighton, Church-
Minshull, Nantwich, Poole, Stoke, W'illeston, Worleston,
Wistaston, and Woolstanwood, in the Nantwich division
of the hundred of Nantwich ; for the township of Harthill,
in the Eastern division of the hundred of Broxton ; and for
the following townships in the Eastern division of the hun-
dred of Eddisbury, viz., Alpraliam, Beeston, Bunbury,
Calveley, Haughton, Peckforton, Ridley, Spurstow, Til-
ston-Fearnall, Tiverton, Wardle, and Wettsnliall—Mon-
day, October 11—at NANTWICH.
For the several townships or places of Agden, Barton-Bicker-
ton, Bickley, Bradley, Broxton, Buckley, Caldecot, Car-
den, Chidlow, Cholmondeley, Chorlton, Clutton, Crewe,
Cuddington, Duckington, Edge, Egerton, Crafton, and
Hampton, in the Eastern division of the hundred of Bros -
ton—Tuesday. October 12—at MALPAS.
For the several townships or places of Horton, King's Marsh,
Larkton, Macefen, Malpas, Newton by Malpas, Oldcastle,
Overton. Church-Shocklach, Shocklach-Oviatt, Strettotr,
Tilston, Tushingham, Whichbough, and Wigham, in the
said Eastern division of the hundred of Broxton—Wednes-
day, October 13—at MALPAS.
For the whole of the several townships or places situate within
the Western division of the hundred of Broxton—Tburs-
. day, October 14—at the Sessions House, CHESTER
CASTLE.
For the several' townships or placm of Aldersey. Aldford,
Burwardsley, Chowley. Churton by Farndon, Coddingt"'
Churton by Aldford, Edgerley, Farndon, Handley, and
Stockton, in the Eastern division of the hundred
division
Brox-
ton.
: the following townships in the NV ttp,
ther , Burton, o f
hundred of Eildesbury :—Alvauley,
Ince
horn.:
Dunham, Buddon, Elton, Fro s
Bride-Trafford, Barrow, Bruen-Stapdiesfr?idn, Clotton-
Hooheld,Lordsilip
E ddesha . Htlh;levd eelrll::'thusatrilolle.f,
Hapsford, lielsby, Horton-cum-Peel,
Kelsall, Manley, Mouldsworthr
and Witnhold-Trati d
mg townships in the East-
tOn-in-the-Moors,
efovaYitnrsdewhich 1 have
Pd;:Loaacnacentcsolber 16—at the Sessions
Friday, October 15.—The
East-
ern division of the
court
frfot
any,
oya
revise
1"111a0a
parishes,
psi
hoi
ererlsceyi
ealnoudrs
appointed
nut, odyt
voters therein—.
EaßreChAetS•elby required to attend the said
And all °veneers and other Persons whose attendance
id the several times and places aforesaid.
*** The Court will sit each day at Ten o'clock in the Fore-
noon. WM. CHAS. TOWNSEND.
CID; °any r tbs e,
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London, September 6, 1241.