The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-10-14 00:00:00

PRIVATE VIEW

hPn OF THE
- NATIONAL HISTORICAL PICTURES,

PAINTED BY J. P. KNIGEIT, ESQ., R.A.
Entitled
THE WATERLOO HEROES,
HE AND
PENINSULAR HEROES,
Ala Containing authentic Portraits of
GRACE I'HE DUKE OF WELLINGTON,
• AND THOSE DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS
14. lerVed under their illust s Commander during
tli-eeventful period of the insular Campaign, and at
ever memorable
BATTLE' OF WATERLOO.
1-

I, A R. KEYS has the honour of announcing that the
National Historical Pictures will be ON
kft.',r! until the 10th October, at his GALLERY OF
Vis 2, Bold-street, (the Music Hall.)
sion by Card, gratis, obtainable at the Warerooms;

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.
1111 E EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN
om ARTISTS, is now OPEN, at the Rooms, Post-
ee-Place.
aAdmittance, One Shilling. C ues, One Shilling.
tftil°ll Tickets, Five Shilli . Children under Twelve
of Age Half-pri Open from Ten to Five, and
8 Gaslight 'from S: en to Ten every Evening, except
rgllrday.
ILLIAM GAWIN H ERDMAN, Secretary

ti,YERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
TURE S, ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS.
11HIS EVENING, (TUESDAY), the 14th instant, the
ktnev, W. C. MILNE, M.A., of China, will commence
thitrse of FOUR LECTURES on HINA and the
ki..kue Lectures of the Rev. ARGOLIOUTH, Sir HEN-
-141;‘. BISHOP, and endings of Professor GREEN-
A k Will consecutively follow.
(I.Zruission :—Lower Gallery, Is. 6d. ; Body, ls. ; Upper
‹es7-, 6d. J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary

ss, °IITICO, NEWINGTON-BRIDGE,
k%oh, FOR TEN DAYS
Oct
-itaencing on WEDNESDAY, October 15, and fol-
he lowing days.
WORKING MODEL of PILBROW'S newly invent-
Win ed ATMOSPHERIC RAILWAY
remain on view at the above fee, Daily, from 11
Am till 4. Admission ne Shilling.
b"Pressly for the accom °dation of Evening Visitors,
'rum Seven till lialfrpast Nine in the Evening,
Admission, Sixpence each.
Carriage will be in operation every Half-hour,
.„,„..! the mode of Propulsion will be explained.

AT a MEETING of the LICENSED VICTUAL-
Wt„ LERS' PROTECTION SOCIETY, held on
CluNitsDAY, the Bth day of Octob 1845, at the
tendon-rooms,
South John-stree
Re Mr. PARKINSON • the Chair.
Resolved,—That in consequ ce of the unprecedented
ip es
to degrade the ody of Licensed Victuallers
stem estimation of their fellow-townsmen by a harsh
bt era of espionage and-penal persecution adopted by the
it`tvg•istracy, or the Watch Committee, which is highly
Pmental to the due following of their lawful calling ;
Veao/ved,—Thst a PUBLIC MEETING of the whole
Cide be held at the PORTICO, Newington, on TUES-
Air
Der, x'axt, the 14th instant, at Three o'clock, for the
Ike" of selecting members of that body to be nomi-
d at the next Municipal Election as Candidates, to
tgie"nt and protect their interests in the ensuing Town
itteencil. in all those Wards that afford a probability of
tors, or whose present retiring members, or forth-
trld .4 candidates, are, or have been, prejudicial to a fair
titiolraPartial estimation of the importance and real po-
hel) of the Licensed Victuallers, in point of taxation,
the or citizenship, or who have in any way sanctioned
..4,ltra,b Procedures taken against them.
4e5:l 13tved,—That it is the incumbent duty of every
aladi'sed Victualler in Liverpool to exert all his energies
1.40
th r ititerests to uphold and maintain his fellow-tradesmen
ade, so that they may obtain a commensurate share
e Municipal representation equal to other tradesmen ;
t 4 tilaa an incitement to these steps, that they be remind-
the Zrt, by similar efforts, the present Sheriffs of London,
Mayors of Birmingham and Nottingham, &c. have
thro elected from the Licensed Victuallers' body, whilst,
tkrillghout England, many others of the trade are mem-
, It °T the several Town Councils.
ati4taleed,—That this Meeting cannot refrain from ex-
/01,43g other classes of tradesmen within the municipality
11tl.clually alert in securing their interests in Town
!attifell, for the purpose of securing that full and fair
,74tZ11 of the representative system which was mainly
`ati,:'.:'Plated by the late Municipal Reform Act, and that
tttb;.Joint and unanimous co-operation be respectfully
'ate;sted, irrespective of politics, for the final attain-
-0f these highly important constitutional objects.
. X 8
—All
ATKINSON, Secretary, 95, Park-lane.
"I"4t communications in connexion with the Li-
victuallers' Protection Society to be addressed in
N.:: as above.

BELL AND ,
IPOOLLEN DRAPERS AND VICARY
TAILORS,
30, LORD-STREET,
P
tti res ectful!Y to thank their Friends and Patrons
ti;or the liberal encoragement they have received since
I.:vrtooval to Lord-street, and to orm them that
',Cary has just returned fr ondon, with a new
mfiukionable assortment of 4STINGS, TROUSER-
h`r, &c. ; also various erials for Overcoats adapted
TROUSER-
Fr Present season hich they will supply to their
/4"'s on the most reasonable terms.
10th October, 1845.
,ERE, are few greater obstacles to contend with (by
aritC. new beginner) than the disadvantages of local situa-
,"%;4t the same time the originality of the Shop, and
'l4;etebrity it has obtained for CHEAPNESS and DURA-
‘I., will be acknowledged by all who have bought their
aI'THE AND SU_OES
OLD SHOP, No. 21, PARADISE-STREET,

CORNER OF CABLZ-STREET

N A.tS
LOM HUMPH YS respectfully informs the
tk" that he has tak the above Premises, and his
sof BOOTS an HOES is now complete, including
V4rjety for the approaching Season ; and, he be--
.Ittihe may say, without presumption, there is nothing
to it in Liverpool.
b,ltt h THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL
Aar THE
invited to inspect an elegant Assort-
-1,,N31 Fur-lined Boots and Shoes; Winter Boots with
ilittislting c Solandes,
Puramando either in Cork or
White Leather ; the new self-
and Black Satin
Patent and K'd Operas, &c. &c.
4144 SIDNEY (his predecessor) continues to supply
Ittte4°P, as usual, with Goods made expressly for it, by
le' Workmen, and of materials of superior excellence.
attention of
haii„ SEAFARING GENTLEMEN
‘l,lllleularly solicited to his real WATERPROOF
kivru"OTS, made ent‘rely
;nandn a new principle, and
ted to repel the wet
thilitbigY Permitted to several Captains of great res-
tiOe, *•! in this port. These Boots, made in every
et ;til be found a great acquisition to the Sportsman,
r Shooting or Fishing.
HUNTING GENTLEMEN
der"aYa find on hand a large Stock of Napoleon,
V liti:c,Bllres, and Top BOOTS ; also, Gentlemen's Patent
s Boots and Shoes in endless variety, suited
thartY or the Ball.
lILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES.
Pe h.„ common complaint with Parents—" They are
lolllo4lc imnog boots and shoos for their children." This
tk at d 8 not surprising to a maker like A. HUMPHREYS,
4ra, °,,,?ds are made for service, and not like the jew's
a„eret-.Y for sale.
111-(;Ltit k„,4ts, Captains and the Trade supplied with
for all Climates, to any amount, on the
14t-
tice
thr '3IPHREYS particularly calls the attention of
Riilitaki°4B Seminaries in and around Liverpool to his
tu! men Boots Boots and Shoes, and begs to say that some
.IgOt ",are always at liberty to wait up.on them, at any
'i II:. ‘l5 take their orders ; and enjoins upon the
Berta, rally the necessity of noticing the right shop,
,ttsq,,4lll Party have been using Mr. Sidney's name,
44-44/ithiPeArofestapg to have lived
.with him, or that they
tll4' to by him with Goods , and, as these artifices
iv,")11); considerable extent, been successful, A. Hum-
* -I°olg4 to say, Mr. Sidney supplies no other Shop in
14444 Ice Pt
CL 24, PARADISE-STREET,
O0r" CORNER OF CABLE-STREET.
rd erS and Repairs executed with promptitude.

THE unparalleled success that has attended the gigantic
efforts of the

HUDSON'S BAY FUR COMPANY,
And the bold commercial spirit that has sent their nume-
rous emissiaries amid the dangers encountered in the savage

wilds of the vast
NORTH AMERICAN WILDERNESSES,
to obtain from the rude barbarian of those scarcely
explored regions, in exchange for articles of European
Manufacture, those
RARE AND COSTLY FURS,
The delight and comfort of civilized society, has enabled
them to consign to their agents. during the past year, an
incredible number_of- -
BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE SKINS,
A large and varied manufactufed Stock of which has been
p_ttrChased by
JOILN BRISCOE,

60 and 62-, OLDHALL-STREET,
And will be presented for sale at the smallest remune-

rating prices.
A LARGE LOT OF
MUSCOVY SABLE BOAS, from ss. 6d.
DO. DO. VICTORINES 4s. 6d.
CANADIAN SABLE BOAS, from lss. 6d.
DO. DO. VICTORINES
Also, a choice and superb assortment of well-seasoned
RUSSIAN FURS,

EXCELLENT SQUIRREL BOAS, from 6s. Ild.
DO. DO. VICTORINES 4s. Ild.
NATURAL SABLE BOAS 225. Od.
DO. DO. VICTORINES 225. Od.
The finest description of
ERMINE'
CHINCHILLA,
MINIVER,
KOLINSKI, &c. &c.,
In every variety of style and fashion, including the
AL VICTORIA DRESS BOA
Together with the distinguished
PRINCESS ALICE MANTLE,
Which, for comfort and beauty of effect, cannot be equalled.
MUFFS, CUFFS, &c., to match each kind of Fur.
FURS PROMPTLY CLEANED, REPAIRED, AND ALTERED TO

THE PRESENT MODE

JOHN B R I S C O E,
60 and 62 OLDHALL- STREET.

BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS & VELVETS,
MERINOES & COBURG CLOTHS,
DECIDEDLY
_CHEAP,

W. Al TON'S,
40, BULD-S7 REET.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
J. DUTTON,

Of the late Firm of Mason:and Dutton,
PAINTERS, PLUMBERS, AN D GLAZIERS,
Respectfully informs his Friends apcl the Public in ge-
neral, he has entered on Premises'in DALE-STREET,
corner of Johnson-street,
~,here he intends to carry on
business on his own aecont.
J. D. trusts, by asrduity and punctuality, to be able
to give satisfaction to those Friends who may favour him
with their support.

BILLIARDS.
%XT DUNBIBIN, BILLIARD TABLE MANDFAC-
V r • TORY, 92 and 96, Great Crosshall-street, Liver-

paol.
Slate Tops and India Rubber Cushions fixed t• Billiard
Tables.

RUSSIAN AND OTHER ifAGATELJ.E-TABLES, BALLS,
MACES, CLOTHS, &C., CO ' ANTLY ON SALE.
Billiard Tables Removed, -set, and personally attended
to in any tof the Country.

On SALE, an excellent BILLIARD TABLE, with Slate
Top and India Rubber Cushions, nearly new. Also, an
Eleven-feet Billiard Table.
(One concern.)

FURNISHING AND GE NE ItAL IRONMONGERY

BENJAMIN HIGGS,
LATE BETTELEY AND HIGGS,
REMOVED TO 46, LORD-STREET,

BEGS to inform his Friends and the Pnblic, that the
Business hitherto carried on by him under the Firm
of BETTELEY and HIGGS, in South Castle-street, is now
continued, in all its Branches, at 46, Lord-street, next
door to the Mercury-office.
B. H. takes this opportunity of calling attention to the
following Articles, among3t a great variety of others, and
begs to state that he will only offer Goods of the very best
manufacture, mud d‘ the lowest remunerating profit:—
IMPROVED CAMPHINE LAMPS, with REGISTERED GLASS
CONE, warranted to burn free from smell and soot,
BEA.RT'S PATENT COFFEE S and URNS,
BRoNZED and STEEL DRAB a G-ROOM FENDERS and

FIRE-IRONS, GAS CnAveiLiEns, in great variety,
BEST NICKLE S),e En. SPOONS and FORKS,
L//
DITTO, DITTO, Magnetto Plated,
SHEFFIELD P ATED WARES, Silver Mounted,
PAPIER MACHE TRAYS,
LONDON TEA URNS,