The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-22 00:00:00

TELL GYMNASIUM, TARLTON-STREET.

MR. CREAGII begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry
of Liverpool that he has just commenced Classes
for LADIES, and trusts that, as the importance of Gym-
nastic Exercises, in the formation and preservation of a
graceful bearing and elegant figure, is now universally
acknowledged, he will be favoured with that patronage
which it will ever be his study to merit. The Classes for
Ladies will assemble from half-past two until four o'clock,
ev,n-y Monday and Friday; and. Mr. Creagh can assure
the public that his arrangemerfis for the comfort and con-
venience of his pupils are of...the most excellent description.
Mr. C. takes this opportunity of rei urning his warmest
thanks to the gentlemen of Liverpool for the kind pa-
tronage with which he has been favoured since the opening
of his establishment.
Tarlton-street, April 18th, 1845.

TALPOLKA, MAZOURKA VA LSE A CELLARIUS.
VALSE A DEUX TEMS,
POLKA QUADRILLES, Src.,
MONS. et M DAME DU VAL beg leave to inform
the Public that their Academy, in Rodney-street,
will CONTINUE OPEN until the 15th of August,
when it will be closed for the purpose of making altera-
tions and improvements, and will RE-OPEN on the Ist
of September. Days and hours of attendance same as
usual.
La Polka and Valse a Dells Tern taught in Two Les-
sons; the other Fashiouelle Dances taught in Four Les-
sons ; Waltzing in one hour.
Academy of Dancing and Calisthenics,
8, Rodney street.

THE NEW SPRING GOODS
ARE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION
AT THE

LEEDS HOUSE,
NO. 7, PARADISE STREET,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST'
WOOLLEN AND TAILORS' TRIMMING
WAREHOUSE.
IN LIVERPQ_O-L.
ROBERT MURRAX<PROPRIETOR,

PURCHASERS of
„..WoOLLEN GOODS, Tailors,
Boot and Shoemakers, Undertakers, Coach Liners,
Capmakers, &c., wilt find a decided benefit in visiting
this Establishment, as they are accommodated with Cut
Lengths, at

WHOLESALE PRICES,
No. 7, PARADISE-STREE7', Four Doors from
CHURCH-STREET.
Also, an immense lot of Grass-bleached Irish Linens,
5-4ths to 12-4ths Sheetings, Table Linen, Napkins,
&c. &c.

LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE NORTH-
EASTERN RAILWAY.
PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.
THIS RAILWAY is project-:d with a view to a more
perfect connection between the Counties and Ports
of Lancashire and Yorkshire, and also to afford a direct
communication between Lancashire and the North-
Eastern parts of the Kingdom. The Line is intended to
branch out of the Leeds and jarnAlord Extension Railway
at Skipton, whence it witrproceed by Bolton Bridge,
crossing the River Wad burn, and along the Valley of
the Nidd by HampStwaite to Harrogate and Knares-
borough, where it will join one of the prijected Lines of
Railway from those places now before Parliament to form
a junction with the Great North of England Railway at
Raskelf or Thirsk. By this Line of Railway the most
direct and entire communication will be established be-
t,een the Ports of Liverpool, Lancaster, Preston, and
Fleetwood, and the North-West District of Lancashire,
comprising the important Towns of Bury, Bolton, Black-
burn, Accrington, Burnley, Clitheroe, and Colne, and
the vast agricultural district of the North Riding and the
North-Eastern parts of England and Scotland.
The length of the Line, including the Branch to Pately
Bridge, will be about 27 miles, and will open up the
most important and populous agricultural district of
Yorkshire to the manufacturingdistricts of Lancashire
and Yorkshire, as well as the Coal-fields of the County of
Durham.

This projected Line will effect a saving in distance in
the communication to the North-Eastern parts of the
Kingdom, from the important districts alluded to, of
upwards of 50 miles: the Local Traffic will be consider b e.
A survey of the Line has been already made,
~it
presents no serious Engineering difficulties, and 111,
be constructed with favourable gradients at not moii,:thttii
the average cost. .

A detailed Prospectus, with a powerful PROVI-
SIONAL DIRECTORY, will be shortly issue
HENRY A LmCaOneChKes,teSrk.ipton
EDWD. & R.W. M. BENNEW,flicitors.