The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-21 00:00:00

William Jones, merchant.
Edward Jones, merchant. • •
Charles Inman, merchant.
Anthony Jones, merchant.
Matthew Jee, broker.
George Jones, merchant.
Geo. Jones, attorney.
W. Buckley Jones, shipowner.
J. 0. Johnson, merchant.
Arthur Jackson, ship-broker.
William Inman, sharebroker.
William Imrie, broker.
W. Buckley Jones, ship-builder.
Jas. Ingram, marble merchant.
W. P. Jefrreys, Member of the Common Council.
Algernon F. Jones, R.N. Mernb. of Common Council
Henry Jordan, ship-builder.
Peter Joynson, broker.
George Kendall, shipowner.
Richard Kneeshaw, shipoww•ner.

Thomas Littledale, member of Common Council
James Lawrence, alderman.
Thomas Lee, merchant.
George Hall Lawrence, merchant.
James Logan, merchant.
C. R. Lemon, merchant.
William Lowe, broker.
John Longton, shipbroker.
James Laidlaw, merchant.
James Little, corn merchant.
J. B. Leatherbarrow, printer and engraver.
Samuel Lunt, tailor.
J. Lynne, merchant.
Henry Lawrence, barrister.
Peter Leather, attorney.
John Lawrence, brewer.
Jas. Livesey, broker.
George H. Loxdale, merchant.
John Lockett, merchant.
Thos. Lamb, b •oker.
Edward Langsdale, alderman.
J. B. Lloyd, member of Common Council.
John Lamont, wine merchant.
Thomas Lloyd, member of Common Council.
George Louthian, shipbroker.
James Laidlaw, broker.

John Moss. banker.
Thomas Moss, banker.
• Edmund Molyneux, alderman.
Samuel Martin, broker.
John Bramley-Moore, merchant, alderman,
William Henry Moore, attorney.
William Milner, manufacturer.
Studley Martin, broker.
James M`Henry, merchant.
Francis Mill, broker.
Thomas C. Molyneux, merchant.
J. B. Molyneux, broker.
Hugh Molyneux, gentleman.
William Maples, merchant.
George Maples merchant.
Henry Moore, merchant.
E. Mercer, timber merchant.
W. Mellor. member of Common Council.
William Moon, merchant.
•J. L. Minshull, stir eon.
Lewis M`lver, merchant.
Wm. M'Cormick. builder.
Peter M'Quie, merchant.
Robert R. M'William, merchant.
Thomas Morris, merchant.
Joseph Mann, broker.
Edwin Maw, broker.
John Childe M'Andrew, broker.
Samuel Minshull, attorney.
Christopher Margetts, broker.
William Mellor, tea dealer.
George Marsden, broker.
F. L. Mawdsley, merchant.
Thomas Muncaster, gentleman.

Daniel Neilson, broker.
William Newton, merchant.
William Nicholson, member of Common Counc
William Nevett, broker.
Hugh Neill, surgeon.
John L. Newall, broker.
William Norris, anchorsmith.
John Nicholson, member Common Council.
James Nunn, broker.

Ralph Ousey, gentleman.
George P. Oxley, merchant
John Okell, broker.

C. S. Parker, merchant.
J. W. Pilcher, merchant,
L. M, Pilcher, agent.

Edmund Preston, shipowner
Alderman James Parker.

John Parke, iron merchant
Thomas P. Pick, merchant.
R. W. Preston, merchant.
William Potter, merchant.

William Pearce, cotton broker.
Lawrence Peel, attorney.
Edward P. Parry, wholesale grocer
A. P. Powles, merchant.
Samuel Perrott, Jun.

W. Powell, shipchandler.
Jno. Parke, iron merchant.
William Priest, agent
William Preston, member of Common Council.
James Procter, alderman.
James A. Picton, member of Common Council.
Jno. Parrott, wholesale grocer.
Thomas Peers, cotton broker.
Christopher Pilkington, Jun., shipbroker.
R. A. Payne. attorney.
W. Prowse, Jun., merchant.
James Poole, shipbroker.

Charles Roberts, merchant.
William Roxburgh, broker.
William Rowett, broker.
William Rodger, merchant.
James Robertson, merchant.
John Rogers, silk mercer.
T. F. Roskell, chairman Board of Guardians.
E. Richards, broker.
Charles William Meade, gentleman.
Joshua Rawdon, gentleman.
J. H. Rayner, broker.
James Ritson.
Richard Rankin, merchant.
Lloyd Rayner. broker.
Thomas Rimmer, gentleman.
Jas. Robinson.
Thomas Royden, shipowner.
Thomas Robinson, member Common Council.
R. W. Rayner, broker.

Francis Shand, merchant.
Valentine Smith, merchant

Richard Saunders, gentleman
George Smith.

George Saunders.
Henry Steele, merchant.
J. S. Skipper, broker.
W. N. Skerrett, merchant.
Robert Singlehurst, merchant.
John Sutton, broker.
C. F. Salt, teacher.
Edward Speed, cat:le dealer.
Edward Segar, gentleman.
T. T. Stead, broker.
John Shallcross, merchant.
Thomas Sands, merchant.
Ashton Sutton, broker.
Chi 's Saunders, merchant

W. 'Walcott Shand, merchant
Peter Sergeantson, broker.
George Samuel Sanderson, broker
Archibald Sinclair, merchant.
Alexander Shand, merchant.
S. W. Shand, merchant.
H . M. Stone, ship chandler.
Thomas Stretch, tanner.

Edwin Sparrow, merchant.
H. L. Sherlock, customs agent.
Samuel Siddley, churchwarden

Charles Turner. merchant.
Richard Tetley, broker.
William John Tomlinson, merchant.
Jas. Tyrer, broker, member of Common Council
J. A. Tinne, merchant.
Charles Tinling, agent.
T. Wilkinson Tetley.
Frederick Augustus Tamplin, agent
John Torr, broker.
S. Lee Trotman, g,
G. A. Tinley, broker.
Thomas Tomlinson, merchant
J. B. Taylor, broker.
J. G. Taylor, broker.
H. r - -kstone'

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Joe. Thompson, merchant.
William Titherington, broker.
Edward Tennant, merchant.
Thomas Thistle, draper.
Arthur Thompson, gentleman.
W. Troutbeck, manufacturer.
J. A. Tobin, merchant.
Brown Tristram, broker.
Thomas Turner, broker.
Thomas Toulinin, member Common Council.
Hy. Theakstone, merchant.
J. S. Thorburne, barrister-at-law.
James Thomson, member Common Council.
Joseph Toplis, merchant.
• William Troughton, limeburner.
Percival Tonge, shipbroker. •
John Troughton, brickmaker.
Thomas Bibby Troughton, brickmaker.
William Troughton, brickmaker.

Geo. B. Wainwright, broker.
Robert Williams, merchant.
David Wrigley, broker.
John Walker, broker.
Robert Wynne, shipowner.
Williams, iron merchant.
George Withers, treasurer of the dock estate.
Joseph Woodhall.
Walmsley.
William IVhatham broker.
W. Wagstaff, broker.
Richard Wright, merchant.
John Willis, jun., broker.
John Wood, merchant.
George Wright, jun. merchant.
Charle, Wigg, merchant.
W. H. Whitehead, broker.
Thomas R. Wilson, merchant.
William W. Weightman.
William Wareing, attorney.
Robert H. Wilson, merchant.
J. S. de Wolf, merchant.
Percival Witherhy, merchant.
John P. Whittaker, broker.
Owen Williams, coal-merchant.
Charles Wainwright, timber-merchant.
John Worrall, shipowner.
Thomas Wagstaff, hatter.
Thomas Wilson, shipbuilder.
John NP,- member Coma

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James M. Wood, merchant, member of Common Council

d. H.. Webster

It is requested that the Petition Sheets to the Queen end the
Archbishop of Cantephury be sent to Mr. WEBSTER'S Office
7. Rumford-street. not later than FRIDAY

&OYER'S RELISH.
THIS exquisite SAUCE is positively a New Year
Gift, with it the Ainnytrit!e acquires a novel attraction to

'ore our apr

served be
Soyer's Reish i$ spread over it; potiltr)
the piquancy of .this new condiment, a

generous influence of
is much benefitted by
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fact Soyer

novation to slumbered iippe —the Observer says, "M.
Soyer is a culinsry artist as pr and as he is versatile, nothing
comes amiss to him. Ns reign ruisinier ever tickled the
Saxon palate so success y. eis a great man, and the ill
cooked mutton chops at lost Napoleon the battle of Leipsic,
would have_produ a very different effect if Soyer had dished
them up from his Magic Stove,' and rendered them thoroughly
light and digestible by his appetising 'Relish.'
To be had of the principal San?.e Vendors throughout the
Kingdom, and wholesale of his agents CROSSE and BLACK-
WELL, Purreyon Io iier Majesty, 2) p PS94O -igpare, London.