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

Frost and Nappier John Whalley
William and Samuel Hague Jon. Aspinall
Dewhurst, Walker, and Co Thomas Whitehead
E. Hald and Bahr E. and T. Woolfe
James Darbyshire Jon. Duckworth
Jackson and Simpson P. C. Salvago
A. Saalfeld and Co Jchn P. Schilizza
Isaiah Hateley Ferguson and Taylor
Lees, Brother, and Co W. G. Beaumont
George Chambers Jaenes Butterworth
John C. Milnes iobert Shepherd
Thomas Ainsworth J. V. Hibbert
Robert Ogden John Ormerod
William Thompson Frederick Baxter
J. M. Lawton and Co James Robinson
John Brier Powles, Elliot, and Co.
Reade and Wall John Hough
Ilatzik Capamagian Napier andTGoodair
Thomas Travis William Graham and Co.
Boceh and Pike Thomas Aitken
Taylor and Lucas S. Aitken
J. Bainbridge John Desse and Co.
J. Woodhouse and Co Joseph Halksworth
James Grirnshaw and Co Shatwel. Marsland
James Weston Higginbotham and Beard
J. B. Ceecker Samuel Bowers
J. Royle Thomas Lomax
Charles Openshaw and Sons Samuel Bardsles'
William Shearman Richard Clarke and Sons
Bewley and Caddell William King
Andrew Macbeth 'James Taylor
Henry Capper Edwd. Andrew
Tim. Railton Thos. Brassington
Robert Satterfield Thos, Fallows
Peter Jackson and Co Clegg and Birch
Jos. John and William Flail Caruthers, De Castro & Co.
Thomas Carr and Co Thos. Salter
Wood and Westheads Salomonson and Co
Willing and Co Mellor and Twyford
Richard Lord John B-Ishaw
John Barratt,Sons,and Dar- Walter Gow
bishire Gen. Bottomly
J. Whitehead and Co. Bagshaw and Stevenson
John Wilcock and Co. William Brown
John Lloyd Stewart, Thomson, and Co
Adam Brierley Richd. Webb
Robert Brown W. E. Burton
Hyde, Sons, and Sowerby E. S. B. Withington
W. and U. Howard and Co. Gray, Bullock, add Gray
ltichd. Coulborn Price and Wainwright
Archd. Winterbottom John Hull
Mc. Nair, Greenhow & Irv- Yates and Williams
ing R. Simpson
Ralph Hall John Hargreaves
Meyer and Oppenheim 'Sand. Boulton and Co.
John Crooke and Co. Robert Needham
John Ponder and Co. John Wilson
Falkner Brothers James Johnson
Pierce and Homan Joseph Geaust
E. Nathan and Sington J. Blantern, jun.
Win. Brook Gotians, Copsido, and Co.
Dixon, Son, and Co. Widow Horsey and Son
Joo. Ashw.,rth and Sons Richard Clayton
Thomas H. Nevill William and Henry Cave
Thomas Whittaker Atkinson and Saunders
W. E. Melland and Co. Travis and Mangnall
John Wood William Haynes
Kant, Woulds, and Habgoo&Saml. Heap
l'latt and Sutcliff J. R. Owen
J. M. Wells and Co. John Whateley
Randal LI ihbert and Sons J. C. Eckard, jun. and Co
Wren and Bennett Lornnitz and Co.
J. and J. Bell W. B. Harrison
Haddon, Searle, and Co. Samuel Kay
Hughes and Frimston Oliver and Co.
Thomas Hutchinson Peter Dixon aid Sons
Greenouch and Holland T. Percival Bunting
W. and S. Heighway John Munn and Co.
Leach and Berry Jas. Hutchinson & Brothers
W. Kendall arid Co. M. A. Eason Wilkinson
J. and H. Cowgill Sale, Worthington & Ship-
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Moses Levy and Co.
John Shoo!bread and Co.
M'Giveriu and Johnson
J. F. hoherts
Edward Hammond
J. Ogden and Co.
W. B. Jackson
William Pritchard and Bros.
James Kirkman
Dyhrenfurth, Brothers, and
Co.
Nathaniel Barker
J. and H. Horcfall
Thomas Lewis Williams
T. and M. Butterley
Samuel Mitchell
Jonathan Openshaw
S. A. Butterworth and Co.
John Lomas and Son
John Allen
William Ellet
Brown and Whittaker
Jo,epli Gray
T. and L. Hope
Cope, Hammerton, and Co.
Sheldrick, Dawson, and Co.
Nicholas Martin and Son
Hugh Bagshaw
Henry Humphreys and Co.
Richard Lewis
Edward Rostron
Armstrong, Phillips, & Co.
William Beaumont
E. G. Kay
Wiliam Hague
John Lord
John Earnshas
Robert Munn
John Harrington and Co.
William Stott
Abraham Whitehead
Joseph Whitehead
Kayser and Co.
George Ormerod
Thomas Hague
Thomas Whitehead
John Dawson
James Howarth
David Whitehead
Peter Whitehead
John West
Henry Cunliffe
John Pickup
H. Englefred and Co.
Josepha
James
ck
Gibbonsansh
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William Robb and Co.
Richard Ashworth
W. H. Bentley
M. Samson
Julius Yacoby
Thomas Hunt
James Haworth
Charles Stewart
Samuel Hollinworth
F. H. Glover
James Chapman
B. Georgala
Joel Harwood
James Slater
Edward Cockcroft
David Nelson
James H. Macrae
Henry Hunt
Joseph Grave
Peter Ormerod

Lawrence Buchan
Shakespear Phillips
John Ferguson
Adam Roxburgh and Co.
E. R. Lan worthy
Dalglish. Falconer, and Co.
Jas. iNl'L.ren and Nephews
Casey and Malen
Forth and Marshall '
Novelli and Huth
Lewis Novell
C. Albanelli
Miller and Sons
James Young
A. Snorton
J. M. Young
W. Dentith and Co
John Cartwright and Co
Dixon and Galloway
tVm. Smethurst
Benjn. Syddall
Greg and Lamport
Thomas Hamilton
Thomas Briggs
Robert J. Lowes
Coveney and Hewitt
Banjo. Smith and Sons
Wm. Jessop and Sons
Wm. Duesbury
Thomas Airey
Wm. Fairbairn
t;eo. Brown
Ed. Hollingworth
Hall and Pickles
Saml. Taylor
Appleton, Jones, and Co.
Jerh. Hamner
Jonathan Jackson
ansfield and Newland
I. J. and G. Cooper
Saml. Lowcock
Gardner and Bazley
\l. A. Learning
Joseph Nall
Thomas Goadsby
Reiss Brothers
Gibson, Ord, and Co
Ralph Howard
James Howard
James Bayley and Son
Geo. Cheatham and Sons
James Wilkinson
Benjamin Kirk and Sons
James Hull and Sons
William Harrison
Barnby, Faulkner, and Co
J. and J. Veevers
James Wright and Son
Holt and White
George Fraser, Son, and Co
John Shepherd and Co
John Ferguson and Co
Samuel Brewis and Co
A. J. Saalfeld and Co
Henry Sigismund Straus
A. S. Sichel
Bernard Hahn
N. P. and H. Nathan
S, Mendel
John Leadbeater
Salmons and Moro
John Hulme
Richard Calrow and Co
Henry Aked and Co
!James Worsley

LEEDS AND CARLISLE RAILWAY

COMPANY.
THE Committee of Management of this Company have
much pleasure in laying before their Shareholders the
following brief report from the Company's Engineer on the
progress of the survey of the line:—
" Leeds and Carlisle Railway, London,
Oct. 29 1845.
" reply to your le ot is day, I have to re-
quest that you will inform Committee that I have just
returned from a tour ov the line, and beg to report that
t;,e surveys for Par4a neat are proceeding very favoura-
bly; the whole of..4Ee ground survey will, I fully expect,
i.e completed this week or early in next; and about one-
half of the line is now being engraved, and the remainder
will be in the engraver's hands next week. The solicitors
are proceeding with the reference, and the finished levels
!or the Parliamentary sections are in progress, so that we
fully expect the whole will be ready about the third week
of next month, in good time for the deposit. The gradients
also, fur the roost part, will be favourable, although there
will necessarily be some heavy work at the summit. The
line is laid out with a view to avoid ornamental property;
and, upon the whole, we have been very successful, and
the landowners, I learn, are generally favourable.
" I am, Sir, your most humble servant,
(Signed,) " JOHM RENNIE.
" C. Locock Webb, Esq.,
Gresham Rooms, Basinghall-street."
The Committee trust that the friendly negotiations
which they have entered into with other companies will
result to the mutual advantage of all parties.
The committee have great satisfaction in being enabled
to state that this Company, from its financial position, as
well as the progress of the survey and notices, will be pre-
pared to comply with the standing orders of Parliament,
and proceed with the bill this ensuing session.
(Signed,) WM. BERESFORD, Chirman.
Gresham Rooms, Basinghall•street,
London, Oct. 30, 1815.

SHEFFIELD, BUXTON, LEEK, POTTERIES,

AND CREWE RAILWAY.
Leek, 25th October, 1845.
THE Provisional Committee of the Great Grimsby.
Sheffield, the Potteries, and Grand Junction Rail-
way having expressed a desire to consolidate with the
Sheffield, Buxton, Leek, Potteries, and Crewe Railway
Company, the Provisional Directors of the latter appointed
a Deputation to confer with a Deputition from the former,
at Manchester, on Friday, the-24th instant, when, after
the most mature deliberation, the Provisional Directors of
the Sheffield, Buxton, Lea, Potteries,and Crewe Railway
Company, although aoious to avoid an unnecessary par-
liamentary contest,Aere convinced it would be injurious
to the interests of their Subscribers, and without any
public advantage, to identify themselves with a rival Line
from Sheffield to the Staffordshire Potteries, in opposition
to those which have been so long before the Public for
supplying Railway communication between Sheffield and
Buxton, viz.,—The Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and
Midland ; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Midland Junc-
tion Railways.—they therefore feel that their only course
consistent with a due regard to the interests above named,
is to preserve the integrity of their project from Buxton
to Stoke-upon-Trent and Congleton, uniting at those
places with the North Staffordshire Railway.
THOS. CARR, Chairman.
JAMES A. WEST, Deputy-Chairman.
By order,
JOHN MINSHULL, Secretary pro tem.