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PROSPECTUS OF THE CLYWD AND LIVERPOOL
NEW STEAM-PACI,;.OI' COMPANY,
Already formed • with a Capital of £7,500, in Shares of £5 each
to be increased, if deemed necessary, at the first Ge al
Meeting.
Bankers—North and South Wales Bank, Liver 01, and
Denbigh.
Solicitors—Messrs. Evans and Willia , Denbigh.
riIHE object of the promoters of thi C npanv, which, from
the number of Shares already bscribed for, is now
formed, is to insure a permanent and rtain conveyance at all
seasons for Passengers and Goods to and from Liverpool, Rhvl,
the• Port of Rhyddlan, and all the adjacent Market Towns in
North Wales. The Shares are, and will be, allotted as gene-
rally as possible, consistent with security to the Company, in
order to give the wholesale dealer in Liverpool, and the farmer
and tradesman in Wales, an united interest, which is most de.
sirable, as regards the transmission of Goods in particular. The
union of interests thus created will insure the certainty of a re-
munerating return upon the capital laid out from the freightage
of goods and agricultural produce alone ; and as it may be said,
that in very numerous instances the proprietor will be carrying
his own commodity, a tolerable guarantee for care, punctuality,
and dispatch is thereby secured.
Time and tide admitting, the Packet will go up the River to
Rhyddlan Bridge, which, in respect of goods for the interior of
the country, will be a saving of four miles land carriage. At
Rhyddlan Bridge there are convenient Quays, and several com-
modious Warehouses.
The punctual conveyance of Passengers to and from Rhvl
and Rtiyddlan, according to the printed sailing bills, and their
accommodation and comfort, will be studiously attended to by
the Company, and, as in the summer months, when the influx
of visitors to Rhyl is great (as instanced during the present
season) the shipping of Goods by the same Packet may create
annoyances and delays to Passengers, an extra Packet will,
therefore, be fitted up expressly for Passengers only. The
main objects of the Company have been here detailed, and by
the selection of good Sea-worthy Packets, a full compliment of
experienced engineers and seamen, and respectable and civil
officers in the various departments, the success of the undertak-
ing cannot for an instant be doubted.
CONDITIONS.
That a General Meeting of Shareholders be convened as soon
as may be for the appointment of Directors and otherwise.
That the number of Directors consist of six, to be chosen an-
nually, with power to re-elect all or any of those of the former
year.

That the amount of the first call be one pound per share.
That the Shares he drawn to the first Subscriber or order,
and signed by three Directors and the Secretary.
That a Register be kept, to record to whom the Shares are
first issued, and to record all future transfers by the holders
which transfer can be done by the consent only of a majority of
the Directors for the time being.
That every holder of twenty Shares and upwards be eligible
to be chosen a Director.
That at General Meetings each holder of two shares have
one vote ; five shares, two votes ; twenty shares, three
votes ; thirty shares, four votes ; forty snares, five votes ;
fifty shares, and upwards, six votes; and the votes may be given
personally or by written proxy, held by a Shareholder.
That a-Deed of Association, for the security of the Share-
holders, be prepared and submitted at a General Meeting of the
Shareholders for their approval.
That the Deed of Association, when so approved, shall be
executed by each Shareholder within fourteen days after notice
to that effect shall have been given to him.
That the Shares of those persons who shall neglect or refuse
to execute the said deed, and to pay theancdaltlshempaadyemuenpotsnmhaildne,
'and shall become part of
awn; tthhi,u,sefosu fourteen ds ahyalsl,
h shalla forfeitedisboeforfe i t ed,
the General Stock of the said Company.
That the number of Shares and capital of the Company may
be increased, and these conditions altered in any particular, by
the vote of the first General Meeting.
. Copies of the Prospectuses and conditions maybe procured
from Mr. THOMAS READ, Share Broker, Giirtlb-street, Liver-
pool; Messrs. ROBERTS and ANDEasox,,Agents to the Corn•
pany, No. 2, Drury-lane, Liverpool; Mr: DANIEL MADDOCK,
Packet-office, 40, Redcross-street, Liverpool ; Mr. ROBERT
JoNcs, Druggist, Ithyl; Mr. HUGH JONES, MOSIyII Aims
Hotel, Ithyl, or Messrs. EVANS and WILLI/tars, Solicitors,
Denbigh, to each of whom applications for Shares may he ad-
dressed, if by letter post paid.
Denbigh, July 28, 1836.

PROSPECTUS OF THE LIVERPOOL MUSIC HALL.
CAPITAL £lO,OO, in 1000 SHARES Of £lO ascii.
BANKERS—The Royal Bank of Liverpool.
SoLicixotts--Messrs. Deane and Irlam.
riIHE want of a Room in Liverpool adapted (or Musical
Performances has been long complained of, and, as an
offer of eligible Freehold Land, situated. in Mount Pleasant,
may be secured, it is deemed desirable hat a sum of money
should be raised sufficient,to purchapithe same, and to erect a
Music Hall.

The area contains about 4300 square yards, and has a frontage
of 60 yards to Mount Pleasant, and 70 yards to Hope-street.
Plans have been drawn out by A eminent Architect, and
estimates obtained, which fully warrant the belief that the pur-
chase of land, the building, with ante-rooms completei) fitted
up, ani cost of organ, will not exceed £lO.OOO.
It is, therefore, proposed to raise £lO,OOO in Shares of £lO
each ; and, as soon as 800 Shares are subscribed for, that a
Deed of Settlement shall he executed, containing the necessary
provisions for the security of the Shareholders and effectual
management of the Company.
When the requisite number of Shares has been subscribed
for, a Meeting of the Shareholders shall be held to elect 11
members, to act as Directors for one year, (5 to form a quorum)
each of whom shall hold not less than 10 Shares. Every holder
of one share to be entitled to one vote, of five shares two votes,
and ten shares and upwards three votes.
the allotment
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One month's notice to be given of a Call, which shall not ex-
ceed £2 per Share..
Plans and descriptions
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estimates of the cost of erecting and completing the building,
icmnitgairtosb'etNbseoerefotahrmajt°uhinhndeitr_ifirneeceaett;_h, t, o be made (if by letter, post paid
to the Solicitors; to Mr. it
,aElidxle
and Messrs. SUDLOW BROTHERS, Exchange-court, Exchange.
street East.

LIVEROOOL MUSIC HALL.
Gentlemen,—! request you will reserve and secure for me
Shares in this Company, and in consideration thereof
I agree to take the said Shares on the conditions of the Pros-
pectus.

Name.
Profession, or Trade.
Residence.
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To the Provisional Committee of the
of Rumness.
" Liverpool Music Hall."