The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-22 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

•
GRAND BAZAAR AND FLOWER SHOW,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE SAILORS' HOME, LIVERPOOL,

TO BB HBLD IN

THE NEW BUILDING, IN CANNING-PLACE,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 23rd, THURSDAY neat,
the 24th, and FRIDAY, the 25th instant,
UNDER TEE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF

HER MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY
THE QUEEN,

ES ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE ALBERT,

K.G.,
and the following Nobility and Gentry, namely :
The Right Honourable the Earl of DERBY, K.G., Lor
Lieutenant of the County,
The HIGH-SHERIFF of the County,
The Worshipful the MAYOR,
The Right Honourable the Earl of SEFTON,
The Right Honourable the Earl of HARROWBY,
The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of CHESTER,
The Right Honourable Lord LILFORD,
The Right Honourable Lord SKELMERSDALE,
et..-----
Sir JOHN GERARD, Baronet,
Sir THOMAS BERNARD BIR , Baronet. M.P.,
Major-General Sir WILLIA - ARRE, CM,
Sir JOSHUA WALMSL . , M.P.,
The Very Reverend the AN of CHESTER,
The Worshipful the ANCELLOR of the DIOCESE,
WILLIAM BRO , Esq., M.P.,
ALEXANDER NRY, Esq., M.P.,
EDWARD C DWELL, Esq., M.P.,
WILLIAM ART, Esq., M.P.,
THOMAS -lORNELY, Esq., M.P.,
LAWRENCE HEYWORTH. Esq., M.P.,
GILBERT GREENALL, Esq., M.P.,
The Venerable the ARCHDEACON of LIVERPOOL,
The Reverend AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Rector,
JOHN IRELAND BLACKBURNE, Esq.,
WILLIAM BLUNDELL, Esq.,
THOMAS WELD BLUNDELL, Esq.

The STALLS will be presided over by the following LADMS,
namely:—
Mrs. LITTLEDALE,
Mrs. John Aikin, Prince's-park Mrs. S. R. Graves.Falkner-sqr.
Mrs. A inley, Birkenhead Mrs. Michael Humble, Rodney-
Mrs. Bell, Claughton-vale street
Mrs. Bright, Sand•heyes • Mrs. B. Heywood Jones, Lark-
Mrs. Joseph Cooke, Porktield hill
Mrs. Cotesworth, South-hill- Mrs. Lynn, Waterloo Hotel

grove
Mrs. \Vm. Fisher, Park-road
Mrs. Gardner, Nile-street
Mrs. Robertson Gladstone,
Court-hey
Mrs. Adam Gladstone, Aber-
-

Mrs. Walter M`Gregor, Falk-
ner-street
Mrs. Francis Shand, Sandfield-
park
Mrs. Henry Steele, Abercrom-
`_23y-squar_e _ _ _

cromby.square fomlinson, Fulwood-park
Mrs. Duncan Gibb, Upper Par-Mrs. W. Journeaux, 83, Bed-
liament-street ford-street South.

COMMITTEES, represented as under, have been appointed to
conduct the business of each Department, namely :
FINANCE.

Mr. George Grant, Chairman; Mr. James Bold and Mr. H. G.
Sutton, Secretaries.

FLOWER-SHOW.
Mr. R. W. Preston, Chairman; Mr. W. H. Jones, SeOretary
HOME AND DECORATION.
Mr. W. J. Tomlinson, Chairman ; Mr. James Houghton,
Secretary. •

MUSIC AND AMUSEMENTS.
Mr. Robert Neilson, Chairman; Mr. William Langton, Vice-
chairman ; Mr. H. F. Hornby, Secretary.
STALLS.
Mr. John Aikin, Chairmen ; Mr. W. R. Sandbach and Mr.
Studley Martin, Secretaries.
PRINTING AND ADVERTTSINU.
Mr. Branch, Chairman; Mr. Henry Miller, Secretary.
REFRESHMENTS.
Mr. Henry Fox, Chairman ; Mr. Branch, Secretary.
THE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Mr. THOMAS LITTLEDALE, CHAIRMAN;
Mr. JOAN AMIN and Mr. W. J. TOMLINSON, Secretaries;
and the CHASRMEN and SECRETARIES of the different
Committees as above enumerated.

The large Centre Hall will be appropriated to the SHOW of
FLOWERS, a fine view of which is commanded from the
surrounding Galleries.

Very spacious Rooms are being prepared and fitted up for
the Ladies' Stalls ; and the Articles to be offered for Sale will
comprise, in addition to a great variety of Work, Foreign Cu-
riosities, Specimens of Naval Architecture, &c. A variety of
the Flowers and Plants will also be disposed of.
The BAND of Her Majesty's 91ST REGIMENT, politely
placed at the disposal of the Committee by Colonel CAMPBELL,
Mr. GRIBBIN'S BAND; and other INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC, will be placed in various parts of the Building.
A great variety of AMUSEMENTS will be provided, and
suitable Apartments set aside for REFRESHMENTS.
Contributions applicable to each Department will be thank-
fully received; any Article lent for use or decoration will be
most carefully preserved and returned; and all Communica-
tions addressed to the Chairmen of the various Committees
will.beyromptly attended to.

The tadieg-wfio have undertaken to preside at the Stalls will
be glad to receive suitable Articles for Sale; or, the same may
be se►it to the SAILORS' HOME, Canning-place, where receipts
will be given.

Donations will he received at all the BANS; by JAMES
TYRES, Esq., Old Churchyard, Treasurer of the Home; by
HArrtiEW GREGSON, Esq., Harrington-street, Park. Treasurer
for the Bazaar; and by any 111Emrina,ef the COMMITTEE.

Carriages to set down at the Principal Entrance in
Canning-place, the horses' heads towards Pitt-street, and to
take up at the Eastern Entrance in Paradise-street,the horses'
heads towards Hanover-street.

ArnmissioN:—Tickets for the Three Days, not transferable,
allowing free ingress and egress to the Building, 3s. • Children,
under Fourteen Years of Age, 28.; which may be had at the
various Shops, at the Sailors' Home, or from any Member of
the Committee, two days prior to the Bazaar. Admission at
the Doors on each Day will be as under, viz. :—For First and
Second Days, 2s. 6d., Children, under Fourteen, ls.; for Third
Day, Is., Children under Fourteen,-6d.
'TO-MORROW and THURSDAY the Doors will be opened at
Eleven o'clock, and closed at Five; on FRIDAY they will open
at Eleven, and close at Six o'clock.

TUE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH

COMPANY

NOTICE

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WELLVGTON-BUILDINGS,

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CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION

THE 'first of a Course of SUPPEMENTARY LEC-
-1 TURES will be delivered at the CONCERT-HALL, Lord
Nelson street, on THURSDAY EVENING, 24th instant, by the
Rev. SAMUEL MINTON, M.A.
Subject : " A PAPIST MISREPRESENTED AND REPRE-
SENTED." WHICH IS WHICH?

Thu Chair will be taken at Half-past S verr-
Admission : Members, Side Galle d Body free; Reserved
Seats, 6d. ; Non-members' R ed Seats, ls.; Side Gallery,
6d.,; Body, 3d.

Ticketstoriteserved is and Gallery to be had at the In-
stitution, 33, Bold- eet ; Messrs. NEwLINo's, Bold-street ;
Sm-vTi,s, Berry- eet ; SCRAGG'S, Renshaw-street, and at the
Standard and

No Tickets will be reserved for the Body. Payment will be
received at the door.

BANK OF BRITISH, NORTH AMERICA

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
PAID-SUP CAPITAL, e1,,000,000 STERLING
7, St. Helens-place, Bishopspate-street,
London, 27th March, 1651.
THIS Bank grants Credits on its Branches in all
parts of the North American Colonies and its Agents in
New York, on receipt of the amount at the London Office,
payable on presentation, together with the current Premium
of Exehange on Bills, at the customary usance.. Similar Cre-
dits are granted at all the Branches of the Provincial Bank of
Ireland, of the National Bank of Scotland, and o the Man-
chester and Liverpool District Ban
This Bank purchases, or fords for collection, Coupons
for the Dividends on A can Stock, and undertakes the
purchase and sale of . , the collection of Bills, and other
Money bueiness, i e United States and in the Britiel Pro-
vinces.

The term ute (farther particular. may be known on appli•
cation to t ,JSCRISTA RT.

G. DE B. ATTWOOD, Secretary