The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-27 00:00:00

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

°N.
VIEW, FOR A VERY LIMITED PERIOD,

AT THE
HE LYCF(I2II, BOLD-STREET,
,MAGNI'FICENT PICTURE, Painted by
01W`le HARD ANSDELL, of "THE GE-
Tup,—/kA L MEETING OF THE ROYAL AGRICUL-
TVAIL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND FOR THE,
eont3,;-4, AND INSPECTION OF IMPLEMENTS,
Otl,„—ntng the Portraits (all from Life) of upwards of
e,,litindred and Thirty of the Society's distinguished
berg.,rHPeet
fro dmission on presentation of Address Cards.
ii,,nn Ten tilt Four o'clock, Daily.
''"01, Far cart' 12th 1844.
ary ,

MEE,,PRINCE'S PARK TONTINE.
takin 'IN. G of the SUBSCRIBERS of this Under-
~eatand STA g will be held, at the Office. of Mes_srs. EDF:ti
eL I-ittEET, Royal Bank Buildings, on THURSDAY_
receiv-Ue 29til instant, at One o'clock, for the purpose of
to toi4g the Revrt of the Provisional Committee,
such measures as may be then agreed upon.

SEGO THOMAS THOMAS BOYS'
i'd) FINE ART DISTRIBUTION,
Five Hundred
In.r.cludin.g a4iStioPnßall-ZPrEizSes7iVnAPLicUtnEresaE,4t2olt6he amountu of
tion, or Conlirst,l,!neas, to be chosen from any ,xlitbi-
, _obtaining the Prizes
given to Artists by the parties
MR. boys rilei,e
pleasure to announce, that the
it't, 1?11„,"VING FOR THE PRIZES in the PRESENT
, ..ri 8 LIISTRIBUTION will take place on the 30TH MAY
a lip.
to 'Irs;!:, and consists of 5729 8H A Rl4-3S, which are entitled
ola!tlZEs to the amount of £4216. Any person pur-
l? :1." Engravings from Mr. Boys' extensive variety of
I,\l heations (among which are very beautiful and new
Shujks) will also be entitled to receive Gratuitously One
of.,„"re in this Distribution of Prizes for each Guinea's7vorth
• '4ngravir,... D chase. The Engravings and Tickets
l'e del' ...6' ' the time of suhscribing.
p _ livered at the
a,, T.4sPectuses, with ful particulars, may be obtained on
elication.to Mr, T. BOYS, 11, Go:den-square, and 221,
Spent-street, London, or to any of his Agents ; where
Peeirnens of the Engravings may be seen, and Tickets
3btaized, if early application he made.
2 of IS
500 Guineas
LT OF PRIZES
making 1000 Guineas.
3of 100 guineas, 300 Guineas.
3of 50 Guineas ''''''' 1 Guineas.
6of 40 Guim s ...... 240 9of 25 Guineas ..... . —240 Guineas.
10 of 24 Guineas
4of 20 Guineas ...
13 of 18 Guineas
234 Guineas.
9of 16 Guineas
....
180 Guineas.
23 of 9 Guineas
....
2",)? of 7 Guineas — 203 Guineas.
''' of 5 Guineas
136_,
544 Guineas.
48 "olf, 4 Guineas
„4geht„ , 3 Guineas ..
-,UI N, ior Liverpool • J. R. ISAAC, H. LACEY, Ross
hE '"iTiN w. • ton •J. HADDOCKS ; Man-
i, ater , C ALF. ; ,o, arring • .
'''tqn. il• SOWLER Blackburn .
_J. WALKDEN ;
-------" . -... CLARKE ; Birkenhead : J. LAW.

Tilt-

-'4lk/I\TAL CORN LAW ASSOCIATION,
114 PRo, FOR THE
",,8 effon4ECTION OF AGRICULTURE. .
AN:3,13;8 now making throughout the United King-
the "Illy re ' he friends of the Agricultural Classes, are
, e et, Oat 1
ce ent audable but may be regarded as a type of
dept tkLeti fro%f tc.iory, which is at all times to be appre-
tion:scene%. ',the machinations of weak and designing
the; cf th,, out however great and generous the exer-
poi,..' can effect 14ovincial Pro-Cora Law Societies may be,
fer't of generabi ut little real advantage in the absence of a
Sen., proposed , concentration and succour. It is, there-
', Yin'et ed to establish a permanent Pro-Corn Law
'orttithe Metropolis, to be called "THE NATIONAL
44R1c0r:13,4W M
etropolis,
FOR THE PROTECTION. OF
itstate "irecetksc-"t .
with
are :—. .
_iatiidvtn.LdiTuailoilesjeiraarrareesteprona with all the Provincial Societies. of
d constantly, and to advise with them
!X e rti o n d ukgilaelteicetni v.
etioY:ci:e all
ecaustems
oosrt
e
rations in evinigeilia-gnecnec3a.nd
cou,irgitueer, and
cop existence of the Anti-Corn Law
lod for this et the demonstrations of the latter by
to purpo London and the Provinces;
Leattend the Pro-Cor
gue's statements and se the Society to employ men of talent
the
1_,,1. their power, to set tbLaw Meetings, to rebut
means
ssertions, and, by every
objects of the present A
3cl —../ .e Public right, as to the real
Anti-Corn Law Agitation.
ttociation
diari;rn
inn consee
quence of the alarming spread of incen-
twhcbtiegriculural Districts, the funds of this
employed in the detection and prose-
reeat osl
rnoffaevnadpers, and in the adoption of such other
disastrous evil. peen, advisable for the suppression of that
ah4,tho•-_---t The
.Association. to hold a conference once a week,
An'ti.,fsnener if requu4te, during the existence of the
the i t; rc Law League, and to make arrangements for
tt,_ rnim diate concentration of the leading members of
there
provincial Societies; and also to collect reports from
"NS societies. showing the progress of the cause in their
respective localities.
stn.-I'ilis Association on no account to trespass on
the ground already taken by other societies, in London or
elsewhere, for the advancement of Agricultural Science,
but to confine it operations to the maintenance of the
moral and political influence, as well as the pecuniary
intereos of the Agricultural Classes throughout the
United Kingd:m. . . .

Gin. I he Association to open a Subscription List
forthwith for all parties desirouls.ofterbeesctos ng
u'olf thme United
ttid supporting the Agricultura in
4lt'gdotu. Subscriptions of Patron Members, £3 3s. per
•rxer,
/ : um. A Contribution of Fifty Guineas constitutes a
61rfdeinilla emmber,. and. a Subscription of One Guinea an
Member, who shall be entitled to attend all the
14tetintrY8
s'anedmreecte;ve the Society's Reports.
1.4,7th•--The controul of the funds and general business of
ti Association to be intrusted to a Council of Twelve.
blfnbers, (with power to add to their number,) Chair-
ti litlf and Secretary. The Council to be required to meet
A. 141 for despatch of business, during the existence of the
to LI-Corn Law League, and five members of this Council
EZttnatitute a quorum.
apt) l'."--The Officers and Agents of the Association to be
,oluted by the Council.
uth
'tion,;--On the receipt of Subscriptions to the amount of
4 N ,t- u the Association shall be declared to be formed, and
Actie,,eting of the Members will be forthwith called by the for i:g secretary, and the necessary arrangements mad Vtaediate operations. .
!Ikea' a!fsence of so many influential gentlemen, now
4,l'nell tie called to attend their Parliamentary. duties,
,4elt by ife remote districts of the country is most seriously
gepeethe Local Societies, and a general want of co.
%eie In the former leaders of the Agricultural Constqu-
*ill t4e!, England is beginning to show itself ; and nothing
ttlil th-n. /tore immediately to check the progress of this
141%eh".. t'howing them that their representatives in Par-
-141)°41e-n‘tar.e actively- engaged in their cause, at this critical
,t lost •, In the metropolis. No time, therefore, should
?kttie - IP the fo m i• f this Association for the ener-
'fft t'enee of rtheatairno Laws, anti it is sincerely hoped
"mot( call on the national Agricultural interests, will be
%r.hrtis I res Ponded to. The views of the Association
the
t4t rne'rland and Scotland will be fully detailed at
.°lblit el`4,' of the Members of the Assopiation.,
.9nd
4 those Steps taken to arrest the progress of incendial ism
1,r.(41,ntri..8.
23, 01,1)(111 AN 'NI A Tee LLAR D , Acting Secretary.
'' Burlington-5U z, Old Boad-street, London.

LIVERPOOL DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
THE Treasurer of the DISTRICT PROVIDENT
I. SOCIETY begs leave to acknowledge the following
Donations, and urgently solicits further Donations and
Subscriptions i❑ aid of the Society, in order to meet the
demands upon its funds at this season of the year, and
during a period of more general sickness and distress
amongst the poorer classes than appears to be supposed :
s. d.
John Moss. Esq..
John Eden, Esq..
Robert M'Andrew, Esq.
John Knowles, jun., Esq...
George C. Arbuthnot, Esq 5 0 0
James Molyneux, Esq., Gambier-terrace 5 0 0
Colin Campbell, Esq.
William Mann, Esq ... 2 2 0
Two Friends to the Society, per TP. W. 2 0 0
J. H. L.
Mrs. Thomson .
Mrs. Hughes .
Mrs. Chorley ...
Miss Chorley
Miss D per Miss Campbell .

Number of Families relieved on Saturday, the 24th
instant, were 151, as follows : namely, 30 Families with
Sickness, received orders for Groceries, &c. at the Shop,
to the amount of £4 35., and 121 Families out of Work,
&c., with 233 loaves of Bread, each 41bs. weight, and 732
quarts of Soup; refused one as an Impostor.