The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-02 00:00:00

BRADSTONES,

THE Higher Part of the SANDFIELD, or ROUND
HOUSE ESTATE, near Mill Bank, West Derby.
It may be truly said the above Property offers advantages to
the Gentlemen and Merchants of Liverpool for the erection of
-Villas not to be surpassed in the vicinity of the Town.
It is situated about 31 miles from the Liverpool Exchange,
completoly in the country, and approachable by the most de-
sirable roads from the Town. The Land gradually slopes to
the south and east, and commands the view of the richly-
wooded Parks of Knowsley and Croxteth; and in the distance
the Hills of Aughton, Parbold, and Billinge; the Spire of
Prescot, and Tower of Huyton, and the Mountains beyond he
Billinge range in the far distance. Such an oppor yof
investment- (combining so many beauties) is ra y offered,
comparatively, at so small an outlay of capital. •
The Property commands privacy and eve seclusion, and
there is not any object offensive to the ey • nd from its loca-
lity there is no risk of any nuisances b g established in its
neighbourhood, which is genteel and desirable.
The sites of the Houses and Gardens on each Lot (which
will contain from 24 to 3i statute acres) are so arranged by
the Architect as not to intercept the view from each other;
and the Lodges, drives, and approaches have been laid out with
taste, and with the intention of keeping this Property exclusive.
The Chapel at West Derby, and the new Church, in Thomas-
lane, near Knotty Ash, are both within the distance of half -a
mile. The Railway Station at Broad Green is about a mile
from the,Property.
For further particulars and Plan of the Property application
is to be made to Messrs. Wir.crams and EDWARDS, Architects,
corner of Tarletou-street, Church-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, June 1, 1835.

AT LACEY'S, 64, BOLD-STREET,
VIEWS in -LIVERPOOL :—St. James's Cemeter • Zoo-
logical Gardens; Town-Hall; Exchange Buil.' gs, &c.,
&c., Is. each.—St. George's Dock; Liverpo. from the
Cheshire Coast; Prince's Parade; North Shor • , Light-house
and Fort, &c., &c., 6d. each.
Folios of Prints, Carricatures, Costun •r
Evening Parties.
Bibles, Prayers, Annuals, Albums, crap-books, &c., a,
lower prices than any where out of London.
Mezzotints,—a fine assortment suitable for the Grecian
Painting.
RAILWAY COMPANION, containing Liverpool and
Manchester Guide. Price Is. With an Engvraving.
Sold b' HENRI' Lacrir, Book acid Print-seller, Stationer,
Pidure Frame Maker, 64, 80ld-street, Liverpool.

s, &c., Lent for

INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port el
LIVERPOOL are informed by
S. W. SILVER and CO.,
Of Nos. 9 and 10, CORNHILL, LONDON,
that they may'procure the whole or any part o an OUTFIT,
{from the coarsest to the finest quality f ods known, in-
cluding Cabin Furniture,) at the Branch se,
Nos. 4 and 5, ST. GEORGE'S-CR ' ENT SOUTH,
LIVERPOOL,
At the same, WHOLESALE SHIPPING. PRICES as at
their WAREHOUSE in LONDON.
Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship
sailing Information, &c.

THE FAMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE, /
14, CHURCH-STREET,
Rand H. ANDERSON, DAMASK, LINEN, • id SHRET-
ii ING,MANUFACTURERS, beg leave to annou e the arrival
from their Manufactory of a large assortme • of SPRING
BLEACHED GOODS, consisting of Si Ile Damask and
superfine Double Damask Table Cloths' • every size, with
Napkins and Overlays to suit. Meetings •f every width and
quality, seven-eighth and yard wide Linens of a very superior
description. Also, the most extensive assortment of 'Fable
Covers of every variety.
returning thanks for the liberal support they have re-
ceived for so long aperiod, It. and H. Anderson hope to merit
a continuance of it, by their still devoting.their attention ex-
clusively to the Family Linen Business • and from their manu-
facturing their own goods, they are enabled at all times to supply
au article superior in quality and at lowest prices.
Parcels of Yarn wove into Cloths or Diapers of any descrip-
tion.

Coats of Arms, Family Crests, and other devices, wove to
order.

THE LIVERPOOL 'CONSERVATIVE REGISTRA,
TION ASSOCIATION. /
A T a numerous and highly respectable ME '
111, GENTLEMEN, held in the large Room .
Lion, on SATURDAY, the 30th May last,
NICHOLAS ROBINSON, Esq., being call!. '
On the motion of CHARLES HORSFALL, ''
RICHARD LEYLAND, Esq.,
/t was unanimously resolved,—That in the .pinion of this meet
ing it is highly desirable to establish : • Association for the
purpose of securing by all legal means • , effective Registration
of Persons who may be duly qualified t. Vote in the Election
of Members of Parliament for this Borough, and of objecting to
persons remaining as voters on the register who may not be
duly qualified.
On the motion of ROBERTSON GLADSTONE, Esq., seconded
by WILLIAM POTThR, Esq.,
It was resolved,—That this Association shall be called " The
Liverpool Conservative Registration Association," and shall
consist of those who may enrol themselves as members, and that
an annual Subscription shall be paid to the Treasurer, by each
Member, of not less than Ten Shillings.
On the motion of WILLIAM SMITH, Esq., seconded by Tilos.
B. HORSFALL, Esq.,
It was resolved,—That an acting committee, to consist of
twenty-five Members, exclusive of the President and Vice-
Presidents, be chosen annually, at a meeting to be called for
that purpose, in the month of April in each ).ear, with power to
add to their numbers and to appoint such officers or clerks with
such salaries as they may from time to time think fit, in order
to carry the objects of this association into full and complete
effect.
On the motion of JAMES TYRER, Esq., seconded by JAMES
FOSTER, Esq.,
It was resolved,—That the Committee for the ensuing year
shall consist of the following Gentlemen, with power to add to
their number:—
NICHOLAS ROBINSON, Esq., President.
WILLIAk SMITH, Esq.,
Vice-Presidents.
RORERTSOIS GLADSTONE, Esq.,
John Crosthwaite, Esq.
John Hall, Esq,
George Grant, Esq.
T. B. Horsfall, Esq.
Alexander Smith, Esq.
Joseph Ackers, Esq.'
James Eckersley, Esq.
Thos.'Wright Watson, Esq.
John B. Falkner, Esq.
Wm. H. Hutchinson, Esq.
W. P. Bushby, Esq.
James Tyrer, Esq.

ING of
the Golden

to the Chair :
'sq., seconded by

Charles Lawrence, Esq
John Bolton, Esq.
Sir Thos. Brancker, Knight
Richard Leyland, Esq.
John Moss; Esq.
Henry Moss, Esq.
Charles Horsfall, Esq.
Thomas Tobin, Esq,.
James Heyworth. Esq.
William Potter, Esq.
C. S. Parker, Esq.
James Foster, Esq.
Duncan Gibb, Esq.
And that William Huson, Esq., be appointed to the office o
Treasurer.
On the motion of RICHARD LEYLAND, Esq., seconded by C
S. PARKER, Esq.,
it was resolved,—That the following Gentlemen be appointed
Solicitors to this Association :
Mr. Peter Wright,
Mr. Thomas Carson,
Mr. John Peuington.
On the motion of THOMAS TOBIN, Esq., seconded by RICHD.
DA WSON, Esq.,
It was resolved,—That the Committee have full authority to
make such arrangements for the formation of District or Sub-
Committees, and to make such Rules and Regulations for the
government of this Association (to be confirmed by a general
meeting) as they may think proper.
NICHOLAS ROBINSON, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair.
Ou the motion of JOHN WORRALL, Esq., seconded by JAMES
TOSTER, Esq.,
It was resolved,—That the thanks of this meeting be presented
%t 0 the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair.

Subscriptious will be received by the Treasurer, or by any of
',the above named Solicitors, at the Office of this Association, at
No. 8, India-buildiags, in Fenwick-street, any day between the
hours of ten and four.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS'

SOCIETY.
THE Committee of the above Institution take this oppor-
tunity of returning thanks for the flattering encourige-
ment they have received from the Members and the Public on
their previous Annual Days, and beg to inform them,,ffiat the
next ANNIVERSARY DINNER is fixed to takyplace on
WEDNESDAY, the 22d of July, at Nlr. PARRY'S/HOTEL,
SEACOMBE, on which occasion they earnestly so cit the sup-
port of their numerous Friends.
GEORGE GURDEN, I?.sq.. Pr cur
ROBERT HARDMAN, Esq., ' ,
STEWARDS.

(ca-President,

Mr. Patrick Brennan, Parliament-street.
]llr. Thomas Clarke, Crosshall-street.
Mr. George Entwistle, Summer-scat.
Mr. John Hodson, Islington.
"Mr. William Lewis' Copperas-hill.
Mr. Henry Morris, London-road.
Mr. James M'Keverigan, Lime-street.
Mr. George Rogers, Dale-street.
Mr. Richard Rigby, Marybone.
Mr. Stephen Langley, Copperas-hill.
Mr. Henry Buxton, Hill-street, Harrington.
Mr. Thomas Griffiths, Mount-pleasant.
Mr. John Ilughers,, London-road.
Mr. William Juries, Mann Island.
Mr. James Lohley, Great Crosshall-street.
Mr. Robert M'Clive, London-road.
Mr. William Penn, Moor-place.
Mr. Thomas Rawlinson, Vauxhall-road.
Mr. George Wright, Minshull-street.
Mr. Robert Rotherv, Great Howard-street.
Ttmeras ss. EACH.
To be had of the above Stewards, and following Gentlemen of
the Committee:—
Mr. J. H. Moac Atli:Chairman, Fenwick-street.
Mr. John Atkinson; Basnett-street.
Mr. John Corry, Mersev-street.
Mr. William Hickson, 57, Wood-street.
Mr. William Mathews, Queen-street.
Mr. Patrick M'Nolty, Redcross-street.
Mr. Charles Stewart. Robert-street North.
Mr. John Walker, Denison-street.
Mr. Robert Willicott, Burlington-street, and of
Mr. ROBERT lIRYDEN, the Secretary.
Dinner on the Table at Two o'clock precisely.
The Committee beg to give notice, that they have engaged
Mr. PARRY'S PACKETS for the accommodation of their Friends,
which will convey them to and from Seacombe free of expense.
*** A BALL will take place in the Evening.-. Dancing to
commence at Seven o'clock precisely.
JOLIFF'S Military and Quadrille BAND is engaged for the
occasion.
Committee-room, Royal Hotel, June 1, 1835.

• Lords Gosford and Farnham had long interviews this morn-
ing with Lord Glenelg, at the Colonial Office. It is strongly
rumoured that Lord Gosford will be appointed to proceed to the
Canadas in the room of Lord Canterbury, who it will be recol-
lected, latterly declined that important mission. His Lordship
has latterly hPen in almost daily communication with ministers.
—Standard, Wednesday.

Such is the demand for tickets for the ensuing Harrow din-
ner, in consequence of Sir Robert Peel taking the chair, that
10 or 15 guineas have been offered for a single admission, but
the stewards have refused persons of the highest rank, the party
being strictly confined to those noblemen and gentlemen only
silo have been educated at Harrow school.