The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-04 00:00:00

AN ENTIRELY NEW

AND FASHIONABLE

STOCK OF
AUTUMN DRESSES, VELVETS,
GENUINE FURS, SHAWLS, AND CLOAKS,
RICH BLACK and COI,OUITED SILKS,
SATINEVII,IgHrANcy SILKS,
IRISH LINE , LONG. CLOTHS,

FA)4l6' MOURNING, &c.,
DECIDEDLY CHEAP,

W. M INTON'S,
BOLD-STREET,

UNRESERVED SELLING OFF

D B. LUCAS having entered into Engagements
• which compel bim immediately to CLEAR OFF
the whole of his STOCK within a very short period, begs
to call attention to the Prices at which he is now selling
his Goods :
Good Silk Dresses for
„ French Merinoes
„ India Bandannas ........ 2s. 2d.
Flannels, Calicoes, Linens, Hosiery, Lace, &c., equally
Cheap. . . .

Shopkeepers, Charities, and others, buying large par-
cels, will_find this a very favourable opportunity._ _ _

R. B. L. wishes it to be cliseraliunderstood that he
shall continue SELLIN ^
M 1 F for only a very short pe-
riod. . _ _

N.B.—The PRnIISES to be LET, and the remain-
ing part of the Stock may be taken upon very favourable
Terms

Observe—R. B. LUCAS,
56 AND 58, CHURCH-STREET.
R. B. L., being well acquainted with the colony of
South Australia, to which place he is about to return, will
be happy to undertake any Commissions.—For further
particulars apply as above.

FASHIONABLE MATERIALS FOR AUTUMN
AND WINTER DRESS.
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
THE Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity are respect-
fully apprised, that
MR. ROGERSON
has returned from
THE PARISIAN AND LONDON MARKETS,
where he has selected Novelties embracing every material
and texture for which
PARIS, THE EMPORIUM OF DESIGN AND FASHION'
is so universally celebrated,
ALL OF WHIC ARE NOW READY FOR
'SPECTION.
Mr. ROGE takes the present opportunity of an.
nouncing the has added an additional Show-room
to his Premises ; and that he has made arrangements with
a Lady, who has had many years' experience in some of
the most respectable Houses in the West End of Lon-
don, and latterly in Liverpool, to superintend the!
CLOAK, MANTLE, AND SCARF DEPARTMENT,

which comprises every
NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
A VACANCY for a respectable YOUTH, as an
APPRENTICE.
15, CHURCH-STREET, Nov. 3rd, 1845.

COLOMBIA RIVER FUR COMPANY

EUROPEAN BRANCH, 72, BOLD-STREET.

DEPOT, FORT VANCOUVER,

OREGON OR COCOI4IIIIA RIVER, NORTH' AMERICA

THE unprecedented patronage bestowed on this Com-
pany, during their establishment in Liverpool, in-
duces the Managers, in returning to the Public their
grateful thanks, to announce that they have now
SELECTED FR OM
AND THEIVARIEDR DEPOSITORY A
CHOICE
STOCK OF FURS,

amongst which will be found the many varieties for which
the Colombia River, one of the twist magnificent streams
in America, is so justly and se-universally celebrated,—a
Stock that, for superiopty- of quality and lowness of prices,
induces them to an spate in future the same liberal re-
ward that past encies have so thankfully secured.
The mer ►tle of the " COLOMBIA FUR COM-
PANY" carries with it no more weight tha❑ that of any
other Company ; but the immense resources of this gigan-
tic stream, the length of which is 1,560 miles. connecting
by its own waters, or immediate branches, the vast dis-
tricts of

ASTORIA,
COLO,
CANOE CAMP,
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
FLAT BROW,
CHIPPEWA Y,
PENIBUNCO,
and the principal Fur Climates, as well as the Lakes, and
the ready transit for skins procured by the inhabitants,
who, as well as the native Indian tribes, principally gain
their subsistence by capturing fur-producing animals,
which are disposed of to the many emissaries of the Com-
pany at rates that enable these S Agents to offer
FUR

AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE EQUALLED

position of this Company, the
(WHEN QUALITY IS CONSULTED
BY ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE KINGDOM.
In proof of the vast resources of the Oregon or Colombia
r to the able articles by Sydney
Atlas," in which it is asserted, as the most distinguished
MHRiver,aarlManagers,
g Eeasrnqs (I.
r,eitsi the
petehcect of ili
atblsileyeq
refer
eneftte: t
characteristic of the river and vicinity, that the varieties,
oduction to " Black's General
all of which surpass in quality those of every other Ame-
rican stream, being close and silky in the pile, are more
numerous and durable.
As no Stock of made-up Furs is kept during the Sum-
mer, it must be obvious to the Public that their made-up
Furs are all of
THE LATEST STYLES OF FASHION.
BOLD-STREET--721J
OBSERVE THE NUMBER,

London workmen are employed to execute all alterations

THE LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER,

NEWCASTLE-UPpNIFYNE JUNCTION

RAILWAY

EXTENSION TO RIPON.

PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.
George Hudson, Esq., M.P., York
William Hutt, Esq., M.P., Gilside, Durham
Donald M'Lean, Esq., N 1.13., Wilton Castle, Durham
Christian Allinson, Esq , Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Director
of the Newcastle-up,,n-Tyne and North Shields railway
George Astilin, Esq., Mark-lane, London
James Burt, Jun., Esq., Manchseector of the

Closter and Birkenheati railaier'
William Clayton. Esq ,Lo ck-hall, Preston
T. K. Wilson France, ~ Lancashire
John Hartley, Esq., aiieral-nall, Settle
Jonathan 'Jayne, sq., Blouifield-road, Maida-hill, Lun-

Patrick Kilgower,

Esq. Woodside, Aberdeenshire, and

Hamilion:t.crrace, St. John's Wood, London
William Nicol, Esq., Liverpool, Director of the Edin-

burgh and Glasgow railway
B. Oliveira, Esq., F.R.S., Upper Hyde-park-street, Lou-

Francis Parker, Esq., Manchester
Charles Turner, Esq., Di,gle-hea.d, Liverpool
Charles Wardell, Esq., Westbourne-terrace, Hyde-park

_
gardens, Lond.,n
William A S. Westobv, Esq., Hyde-park-place, London
Nicholas Wood, Esq , Killingworth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne

ENGINEERS,

Robert Stephenson, Esq
T. E. Harrison, Esq.
SOLICITORS.

Messrs. Burelell, Kilgour, and ['arson, 47, Parliament-

street. London
Henry Toogond, Esq., 22, Parliament-street, London
Messrs. Rawstone and Wilson, Preston

SECRETARY.
W. H. Ingram, Esq.
THE attention of the Provisi:trial Dirvetors having been
called to the importance of making an etxension to
the town of Ripon, they have determined to construct a
Branch from a convenient point on their main line to the
town of Ripon, where it will join the Leeds and Thifsk
line.

'the Provisional Directors have et once consented to
adopt this suggestion, consilering that this Branch will
open a means of railway communication to a very rich
district, and will afford a valuable addition
to the it original scheme.

abd import

he cutintry through whir

ine is intended to pass
is extremely favourable, and the expected traffic will am-
ply compensate fur the additional outlay.
The capital required for constructing this extension will
be raised by the issue of additional shares, which will be
divided amongst the holders of the original scrip, as soon
as the Directors are able to make the necessary arrange-
ments for that purpose.
By order of the Board,
W. H. !NGRANI, Secretary.

ATANCHESTER ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSO-
CIATION.

PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.)

CAPITAL, £300,000, in 12,000 SHARES Of £25 EACH
DEPOSIT, .£2 29. 6d. per SHARE.

NOTE.—In pursuance of 7 and 8 Vic., cap. 110, 10s. per
cent. only (or 61 per ShyerwiThbe received, until
the Company oLtains a Certificate of complete registra-
tion, when notice will ye given for the payment of the
residue of the deposXand the company will commence

its operations

PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.
The Right Hon. Lord Francis Egerton, M.P.
P. Ainsworth, Eq., M.P.
Entwi,le, esq. M.P.
Thomas Milner Gibson, esq. M.P.
Richard Co:)den, esq. M.P.
William Feilden, esq. M.P.
James Atherton, esq. (Horrocks, Jacson, and Co.)
R. Aders, esq. (Burghardt, Aders, and Co.) .
D. Ainsworth, esq.
Thomas Anderson, esq. (Anderson and Thurburn)
Mr. Alderman Armitage, (E, Armitage and Sons)
Thomas Ashton, esq. (Thomas Ashton and Sons)
William Atkinson, esq. (Atkinson, Tootal, and Co.)
John Bannerman, esq (H. Bannerman and sons)
Robert Barbour. esq. (Robert Barbour and Brother)
Thomas Ba' ge, jun. esq. (T. Barge, jun. and Brother)
Robert S. Barlow, esq. (Bolton)
Thomas Barnes, esq.
• (Thomas and Robert Barnes)
Robert Barnes, esq.
William Bates, esq.
Hugh Beaver, esq.
S. L. Behrens, esq. (S. L. Behrens and Co.)
J. Bell, esq. (J. and I. Bell)
Richard Bliley, esq. (Birley and Co.)
Stephen Bltir, esq. (Bolton)
James Bradbury, esq. (Bradbury, Doncaster, and Co.)
Daniel Broadhurst. esq.
Thomas Ridgway Bridson, esq.
John Brooks, esq. (Butterworth and Brooks)
Mr. Alderman Burd, (J. Burd and Sons)
James Burt, esq.
(Burls, Watson, and Co.)
James Burt. jun. esq.
William Marshall Burt, esq. (A. Roxburgh and Co.)
James Burton, esq. (James Burton, Chippindall, and Co.)
Thomas Baxley, esq. (Gardner and Baztey)
Hugh Birley, esq. (Birley, Corrie, and Co.)
George Brown, esq.
A. Carati, es ~ (A. Carati and Co.)
John Carver, esq. (John Carver and Co.)
Mr. Alderman Chappell
George Clarke, esq, (George Clarke and Co.)
Joseph Clarke, esq. (Clarke Brothers)
Daniel Clarke, esq. S
Richard Clarke (Richard Clarke and Son)
John Clow, esq. (Tenants, Clow, and Co.)
John Coates, esq. (Coates and Co.)
Thomas Cooke. esq. (Oxford-road Twist Company)
Thomas Critchley, eEq. (Astbury, Critchley, and Co.)
Thomas Crompton, esq.
Thomas Cross, eiq. (Thomas Cross and Co.)
Wm. A. Cunningham, esq. (National & Proviacial Bankl
Richard Calrow, esq.
John Chapman, esq.
D. Cheetham, esq. (G. Cheetham and Sons)
David R. Davies, esq. (George Fraser, Son, and Co.)
George Dewhurst, esq.
Richard Doncas er, esq. (Bradbury Doncaster and Co.)
James Dorrington, esq. (G. Fraser, Son, and Co.)
P. M. V. Dudgeon, esq. (David Scott and Co.)
John Dugdale, esq.
James Dugdale, esq (John Dugdale and Brother)
Richard Evans, esq.
George Faulkner, esq. (George Faulkner and Co.)
John Ferguson, esq. (John Ferguson and Co.)
Charles Fiers, esq. (H. D'Hauregard and Co.)
Henry Forth, esq. (Forth and Marshall)
S. Franghiadi, esq.
J. W. Fraser, esq. (George Fraser, Son, and Co.)
Lot Gardner, esq. (Lot Gardiner and Brother)
Addin Gardiner, esq.
Robert Gardner, esq.
Wood Gibson, Esq. (Gibson, Ord, and Co.)
Thomas Glover, esq. (Glover and Dunn)
Robert Graham, esq.
Daniel Grant, esq. (William Grant and Brothers)
James Guest, esq.
James Haddon, esq. (Haddon, Searle and Co.)
Benjamin Hampson, esq.
John Hargreaves, esq. (Hargreaves, Brothers and Co.)
Joseph Hargreaves, esq.
David Harrison, esq. (Thomas
son'`q
e• (Thomas Harrison and Sons)
Abel Harrison, esq.
John Heap, esq. (John Heap and Co.)
Alexander Henry, esq. (A. and S. Henry and Co.)
James Hertz, esq. (Dalglish, Falconer and Co )
Abel Heywood, esq.
William Hill, esq. (Smith, hill and Co.)
Harry Hiller, esq. (Furst and Hiller)
Henry William flornby, esq. (Wm. H. Hornby and Co.)
Henry Hould-worth, esq. (Thos. Houldsworth and. Co.)
Cephas Howard, esq. (W. and C. Howard, Stockport)
Thomas Holden, esq.
C. Hutchinson, esq.
Henry B. Jackson, esq.
Frederick Jackson, esq. (Jaclson and Simpson)
P. M. James, esq, (Manchester and Salford Bank)
M Z. Just, -sq. (M. Z. Just and Co.)
Robert Kay, esq. (Kay, Richardson and Wroe)
T. S. Kelsall, esq. (Kelsalls and Co.)
Matthew Kennedy, esq.
(J. Kennedy and Co.)
Robert A. Kennedy, esq.
G. P. Lascaridi, esq. (A Lascaridi and Co.)
Daniel Lee, esq. (Wright and Lee)
H. J. Leppoc, esq.
Joseph Leese, jun. esq. (Kershaw, Leese & Sidebotham)
Bernard Liebert, esq.
C. E. Liebert, esq.
R. H. Lomax, esq. (S. and R. H. Lomax)
J. W. Long, esq. (G. Fraser, Son and Co.)
Philip Lucas, esq. (Micholls and Lucas)
James Maclaren, jun. esq. (James Maclaren & Nephews)
John Macvicar, esq.
James M'Connel, esq• (M`Connel and Co.)
James M`Naughtan, esq. (Macnaughtan and Potter)
G. F. Madley, esq. (Ferguson, Taylor and Co.)
William Marshall, esq. (Forth and Marshall)
William Marshall, esq. (Charlotte-street)
John Marsland, esq.
Richard Matley, esq. (Samuel Matley and Son)
Mr. Alderman Mayson
S. J. Masrogordato, esq. (E. Ralli and Co.)
M. S. Meyer, esq. (Simon and Co.)
Henry Micholls. esq. (Micholls and Lucas)
John Munn, esq. (John Munn and Co.)
Joseph Nadin, esq. (Joseph Nadin and Co.)
Edward Nathan, esq. (E. Nathan and Sington)
Mr. Alderman Nelld (Thomas Hoyle and Sons)
Thomas H. Nevill, esq.
W. B. Newbery, esq.
Edward Norris, esq.
Robert Ogden, esq. (R. Ogden and Sons)
G. Openheim, esq, (Openheim and Co.)
R. Openaw, esq.
(Wm. and Jon. Openabaw)
Jonathan sh
Openshaw, esq.
Edward Ormerod, esq. ( Richard Ormerod and Son)
J. S. Ormerod, esq. (R. H. Greg and Co.)
John Paley. jun. esq. (John Paley and Co.)
George Peel, esq. (Peel. Williams and Peel)
William Pearson, esq. (John Munn and Co.)
John Ponder, esq. (John Pender and Co.)
Vim. Henry Petijean, esq. (Petijean and Sons)
Shakspear Phihita, esq.
Mr. Alderman Phillips,
N and F. Phillips and Co.
Thomas Pickford, esq. (Pickford and Co.)
Charlss Pooley, esq.
C. Potter, esq. (C. H. and E. Potter)
Sidney Potter, esq. (Wells, Cooke, and Potter)
John Potter, esq. (Price and Potter)

Thomas B. Potter, esq. (Potters and Norris)
John Clarke Prescott, esq. (Prescott. Brothers and Co.)
John Thomas Price, esq. (Price and Wainwright)
Henry James Price, esq. (Price and Potter)
Cornelius Randall. esq.
H. P. Re-s, esq. (P. Rea and Co.)
Alfred Reyner, esq. (Reyner Brothers)
William Ross, esq.
Adam Roxburgh, esq. (A. Roxburgh and Co.)
James Reiss, esq. (Reiss, Brothers)
Richard Richmond, esq. (D. Scott and Co.)
John Rylands, esq. (Rylands and Sons)
A. Saalfield, esq. (A. J. Saalfield and Co.)
Herman Samson, esq.
Thomas Sands, esq. (Sands, Turner, and Co.)
James Schmidt, esq. (Gruner, Schmidt, and Co.)
W. F. Schnitield, esq. (A. and S. Henry and Co.)
M. Schunck, esq. (Schunck. Souchay, and Cu.)
Salis Schwabe, esq (S. Schwabe and Co.)
John Sharp, esq. (T. Sharp and Co.)
C. Shorrock, esq. (C. Shorrock and Co.)
D. Siltzer, esq. (Salis Schwabe and Co.)
J. T. Simpson, esq. (Jackson and Simpson)
Adolphus Sington, esq. (Nathan and Sington)
John Smith, esq. (Smith and Ingle)
Charles Smith, esq. (the Union Bank)
William S. Steil, esq. (Crafts and Steil)
Sigismond Stern, esq. (Leo Schuster and Co.)
Henry S. Straus, esq.
J. Swindells, esq. (John Swindells and Co.)
Benjamin Syddall, esq,
Henry Taylor, esq. (Ferguson, Taylor, and Co.)
A. S. Thornton, esq. (Thornton, Atterbury, and Co.)
E. P. Thomson, esq. (Thomson, Brothers, and Sons)
James Thompson, esq. (Joseph Thompson and Sons)
James Tomlinson, esq.
M. Tomlinson, esq.
Thomas Townend, esq. (Townend and Hickson)
Charles Townend, esq.
Robert Troost, esq. (William Troost and Sons)
Charles Turner, esq. (Sands, Turner and Co.)
Henry Turner, esq. (Hammond, Turner' and Co.)
M. A. Wagner, esq. (G. Grumpel and Co.)
0. Ormrod Walker, esq. (Lomax and Walker)
C. Veltman, esq. (Hollins and Co.)
Geo. Ayre Wainwright, esq. (Price and Wainwright)
Mr. Alderman Walker
Mr. Alderman Watkins (W. B. Watkins and Co.)
J. P. Westhead, esq. (Messrs.,Wood and Westheads)
J. R. White, sen., esq.
Lewis Williams, e:q. (L. and J. Williams)
Thomas Lewis Williams, esq.
Joseph Willoughby, esq. (New Quay Company)
Ge.irge Wilson, esq. _

James Wood, esq.. (Grove House)
Thomas Worthington, esq. (Sharston)
Edmund Wright, esq. (Wright and Lee)
James Simpson Young, esq. (Simpson and Young)
L. G. Ziffo.

(With power to add to their number.)
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
Thomas Cooke, esq. Chairman.
J. W. Fraser, e.tri. Vice-Chairman.
James Atherton, esq. P. M. James, esq.
John Bannerman, esq. Edward Norris, esq
Thomas Berge, jun. esq. George Peel, esq.

Mr. Aldermn fiurd
James Burt. esq.
George Clarke, esq.
Robert Gardner. esq

William Pearson, esq,
William Ross, esq.
Sails Schwabe, e,q.
E. P. Thomson, esq.

BANKERS.
Cnnliffes, Brooks, and Co,
Manchester and Salford Bank.
SOLICITORS.
Slater and Ileelis ; NV. and H. Ormerod
AGE NT AND SECRETARY.
Joseph Adshead.

PROSPECrus.

The want of adequate space at the present Exchange,

the imons•Ability that the late propoed enlargement of
the building, if it had been carried int.) effect, could have

afforded more than a temporary accommodation,—the in-
convenience felt by the mercantile bod; in general from
the present building being now so remote from the great
mass of warehouses and offices,—the obvious incongruity
of an Exchange being situated i, the shopping, instead
of the mercantile district,—these irremedia, le deficiences,
as retards both site and accommodation, and the conse-
quent necessity which exists for a building conveniently
situated, and commensurate with the inc. eased wants of
the town, have induced the proinoters of this undertaking
to I q their project before the public.
Acriongq the sites which have been under consideration,
two have appeared the most desirable for the erection of an
Exchange. These localities are—asite bounded by Market-
street, Palace -street, Cannon-street, and High-street; and
a site bilunded by Moseley-street, Charlotte-street, Foun-
tain-street, and York-street. Eachof these sites has its own
peculiar advantages, but on comparing their respective
merits, the latter has been selected, with the approbation
of a large majority of the mercantile interests, as de-
cidedly the most suitable, and pre-eminently adapted for
the proposed Exchange. . .

Situated in the very focus of the warehouse and com-
mercial district, this site is of easy access in every direc-
tion, and is immediately contiguous to the banks, and the
majority of the public buildings. It is less remote than
the other site from the populous district of Chorlton
upon-Medlock and the neighb.urhood ; and by an in-
tended access to the Fountain street entrance, from
King-street. its proximity to the higher districts of the
borough of Salford, in which the ciass frequenting the
Exchange chiefly reside, will b the same, within a very
short distance, as that of the present building.
The area of the site now proposed exceeds considerably
that of the London Royal Exchange. The chief object of
this association being to erect a building available for the
present and prospective mercantile wants of the town, to
that end the attention and energies of the committee will
be especially directed. As regards the architecture of
the proposed structure, it is their intention to call to their
aid the first talent in the kingdom. . .

Together with the erection of an ample Exchange and
News Room, endeavours will be made to meet the other
wants of the town, and to supply rooms adapted for the
must important public purposes.
Arrangements having been entered into for the pur-
chase of the present Exchange, the Provisional Commit-
tee of these projected improvements look forward with
the greatest confidence to a speedy and effectual realiza-
tion of their object.
Parties who applied for shares prior to the selection of
the site now fixed upon, will be considered as continuing
their applications, unless they communicate to Mr.
ADSHEAD, secretary, their intention of withdrawal, Tilts
DAY, (Tuesday,) the 4th instant.
Applications for shares, in the annexed form, may be
made to Mr ADSHEAD, at the Office of the Association
35, George street.

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES

To the Provisional Coninittee of the Manchester Royal
Exchange Association.

Gentlemen,—l request you will allot me Shares
of £25 each in the above company, and I undertake to
accept the same, or such less number as may be allotted
to me, and to pay the deposit, and sign the necessary
legal documents when required.
Dated this day of 1845.

Place of businei,s (if any)

Profession or occupation—

E, the undersigned BANKERS, MERCHANT,
VW MANUFACTURERS. and other TRADERS and
INHABITANTS of MANCHESTER and its Vicinity,
fully concurring with the Committee of the present Man-
chester Exchange, that the accommodation which it
affords to the Public is not such as may be reasonably
expected ; and feeling that the extension proposed to be
made by them would not afford, per • ently, those faci-
lities which the growing wants of commercial commu-
nity resorting to the Manche. .r Exchange imperatively
require,herehy TESTIFY R APPROVAL OF THE
SITE DETERMINED 'PON FOR A NEW EX•
CHANGE, o❑ the d bounded by Mosley-street,
Charlotte-street, ntain-street, and York-street ; and
we further express our opinion, that this Site offers the
means of providing au Exchange, and other Public Build-
ings, which will be at once an ornament and an accommo-
dation to the Town of Manchester
Henry Bannerman and Sons
Robert Barbour and Brother
A. and S. Henry and Co
Samuel Fletcher,Son, and Co
RichArd Cobden and Co
Du Fay and Co
Micholls, Lucas, and Co
James Burton, Chippindall

Mayson and Fildes
Thomas Hawkins
George Whitehouse
J. P. Hutchinson and Co
J. Merrick and Co
Isdell and Yates
John Haslam and Co
W. D. Whitehead

and Co
James Carlton, Walker, and

R. H. Robertson and Co
John Lowe

Lewis W. Benecke and Co
Heald, Wilson, and Co Henry Bollard
Callender, Bickham, and Co R. Temple and Co
Thomson Brothers and Sons Jonas Smith
R. Dalglish,Falconer,and Co Stocks and Tait
Salis Schwabe and Co Robert H. Warden
Wells, Cooke, and Potter J. Amos and Kelham
E. Armitage add Sons Christopher Shorrock
Swainson, Birley, and Co Simpson and Young
Butterworth and Brooks George Clarke and Co
Birley, Corrie, and Co A. W. Thornely
Cooke and Unsworth John and Thomas Thornely
Miller Brothers Horsfield, Fildes, &Mackin-
William Ross nell
Bindloss and Fildea Charles Latham
Samuel Hadfield James Goodier and Co
John A. Cheetham and Co Charles Townend
James Durham and Co Nelson, Knowles, and Co
Richard Aspden Paul Catterall, Son, and Co
Field and Napier Samuel Giles
Thomas Barge, jun. and David Ainsworth
Brothers Barratt and Rickards
Hollins and Co Wentworth and Procters
Thomas Glover John Williams and Co
Glover and Dunn J. Grave and Co
Robert and Thomas Peel George Jackson and Co
Charles Smith and Co Makin and Walker
Jackson, Coston, and Jones James Ingham and Co
H. P. Gisborne Le Mare and Lane
Burts, Watson, and Co S. Flersheim
Astburv, Critchley, and Co John Chadwick and Sons
James Rigby and Sons Langworthy & Walkinshaw
William Bayley Buchan, Welsh, and Pyne
Peel, Holme, and Co Edwin Hilton
J. B. Scott Kay, Richardson, and Wroe
S. L. Behrens and Co J. F. Petitjean and Sons
Wood and Wright Aylmer and Stewart
Thomas Salmon and Co Alexander Miller
Lee and Riley Worthington, Sun, and Co
Ainsworth, Sykes, and Co Holt and Bond
James and John Gibb Jas. Honldsworth and Co
itiebard Hutchinson Cash and Holland
Bradshaw, Rhodes. and Co Watson. Grave, and Co
James Lees, Son, and Co David Scott and Co
13esley, Jones, and Webber Hy. D'Hauregard and Co
Walter Beebee George Dewhurat