The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-09 00:00:00

l'ilEE TRADE BANQUET,

IN
ON he
WEEK.
JAY EVENING, the 12th of APRIL,
', , there will be
A P
-' "EE TRADE BANQUET,
IN THE
THomA, AMPHITHEATRE,
--`0 THORNELY, Esq., M.P., in the Chair.
Richard
Th Alison, Esq. James Mellor, Esq.
W'°l?l, as 131ackburn, Esq. Augustus Mongr'dien, Esq.
Jo' 40 row, Esq. John Mather, Esq.
Vie,Ph C. Ewa;t Es. William liathbone, Esq.
3 I datn Fawcett, Esq. Christopher Rawdon, Esq.
Imbes H James Ryder, Esq.
Harvey, Esq.
renee He worth, Esq. RichardT Sheil, Esq.
0 Charles Holland, Esq. Yates,E.q
IL 1 . - •
a,eorge Holt, Esq. William Watson, sq.
wes Mulleneux, ESQ. William Wood, EsEq.
IN

VITATIONS to the BANQUET have been
accepted by
The Right Hon. Earl of DIXIE,
The Right Hon. FOX MAULE,
The Hon. C. P. VILLIERS, M.P.,
JOHN BRIGHT, Esq., IMP.,
RICHARD ('OBDEN, Esq., 'M.P.,
WILLIAM EWART, Esq., M.P.
Colonel T. PERRONET THOMPSON,
HENRY ASHWORTH, Esq.,
W . J. FOX, Esq.,
ROBERT R. R. MOORE, Esq.,
ORGE THOMPSON, Esq., and
Gto
"GE WILSON, Esq., Chairman of
Several al,er dtiahe A al-orn-law Lea.
tingUisheC g
d Advocates ofue Free Trade are
TNT expected to be present.

SUET WILL BE PROVIDED BY
MR. LYNN.

Toe A
tnlBBlon will be by Ticket, and no Money can be
13AN."41,4,11ETIVIVEa'g',h?I'lEol•?r SHILLINGS.
'"1 ANT
SHILL' —TCK ETS, TWELVE
IXPENCE.

The
Pre "JAES
Pre
in FUL
aDdtoplete arran
Plied dglence, t
L"IES' TICKETS, FIVE SHILLINGS.

for LADIES, whose
spectfully requested.

made for their comfor
MENTS will be sup.

jekt,„
lilt Per
e-ta are now on Sale at THE ALBION News-
14Y be see, Castle-street, where a Plan of the House
Every Sen. .
Win be eat will be numbered, and the issue of T;ckets
a st
ni 81
stslintl7 limited to the extent of
Ladiesand
GenVen,4l.4B will be in attendance to direct
Ad •••-!1 to their respective seats.
I°°' ord for Gentlemen to the Banquet by the_ Pit
.L.adies. 3r. The Boxes will be reserved exclusively for
past
Doors of the Amphitheatre will be opened at Half.. 11)3"'‘ Poor o'clock, and the Chair will be taken at Half-
al..t Five o'clock precipely.
‘ varr;
o —ages to set down and take up with the Horses'
ad
towards Queen-square.
~ /3, 3' order of the Council of the Liverpool Anti-Mono-
-4),Y Association,
CHARLES ED. RAWLINS, Jun.,
H
7, Water-street, March 28, 184
4. on orary Secretary.

C A R p E T s,
76, LORD-STREET.
M LC____RAEL ELLIS, CARPET MA-
„__,yp_FAteeTUR.ER AND MERCHANT, has RE-
latvZsE,ra'RE the CHANT CARPET WAREHOUSE, 76,
Stock of AX%liziTh a very extensive and magnificent
STER, and secT,P.% BRUSSELS, KIDDERMIN-
RUGS, OIL pLoal CARPETS, DRUGGETS,
EARETS, CHINTZES-CLOTHS, MOREENS, TA-
CLOTHS, LINEN sT'AFTRING.ES, LINEN FLOOR-
TICKS, and every Drapery
Mr. ELLIS, in directing e nof Purchasers to
his intention of Reopeni6g artnteinshtlongre'quisite.
this Establishment with a
stock of vast extent, riefiness of Patterns, and superior
cinalitY, assures them that, in addition to the above ad-
itlianvaange es, he is enabled to offer the whole without any
De
„.. a , Agents, Captains, and Exporters, at the Ma-
..Ltraeurere Prices.
Please observe, 76, LORD-STREET.

THE CASE OF THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
REV. CHRISTOPHER BUSH, 8.A.,
INCUMBENT OF CHRIST CHURCH, WESTON POINT,
WHO DIED ON THE 25TH MARcH, w. D. 1844.
THE REV. CHRISTOPHER BUSH, the Incumbent
of the Waterman's Church, Weston Point, has been
suddenly removed from the bosom of his beloved family,
and called upon, in the vigour of his age, to close all his
earthly relationships. In his death the Church has lost a
zealous ministering servant, and the poor Watermen of
Weston a Pastor whom they highly esteemed in love for
his work's sake. He was their constant Friend, their
benign Pastor, their faithful Teacher, and their watchful
Guardian. But now he has ended his Ministry among
them. Only a few days illness, produced by severe cold
in his affectionate endeavours to serve a neighbouring
brother clergyman, preceded his lamented death. By this
affecting providential dispensation, his poor widow is, in a
moment, reduced from the comforts of a quiet Parsonage,
and the respectability of her husband's sacred profession,
to a state of humble dependency, and left to struggle,
through the hardships of poverty, alone, with her four
little ones, while she is upon the verge of giving birth to
another fatherless babe. It is in this time of their afflic-
tion, when the heart is experiencing nature's deepest sor-
rows, that a few friends, who honour the memory of the
beloved departed. are solicitous of contributing effectually
to the relief of his bereaved and mourning family, by pro-
viding for the maintenance and education in some of the
Establishments of the Church, instituted for the benefit
of the Sons and Daughters of poor Clergymen, and by
obtaining some permanent, however limited, support for
the destitute widow of one who faithfully ministered at the
Altar of the Church.

Contributions will be thankfully received by the Rev.
JAMES Cox, Trinity Parsonage, Runcorn ; the Rev.
WILLIAM CARDALL, Runcorn ; the Rev. JAMES
WRIGHT, Latchford, near Warrington ; the Rev. WIL-
LIAM JEFF, Farnworth, near Warrington ; the Rev.
FRANCIS PROCTER, Catherine Hall, Cambridge ; the
Rev. ROBERT TWEDDELL, Halton ; the Rev. JOHN
COLLINS, Frodsharn ; the Rev. R. D. THOMAS, Marthall
Parsonage, near Knutsford ; the Rev. JOHN GAMON,
Chester ; the Rev. ROBERT CLOWES, Knutsford ; Mr.
SAMUEL CHARLTON, Runcorn ; Mr. EDWARD ATHER-
TON LINGARD, the Old Quay, Runcorn; and at the Bank
of Messrs. PARR, LYON, and GREENALL, Warrington.
In Liverpool, Contributions will be received by the Rev.
FREDERICK PARRY, 1, Falkner-terrace ; at the Deposi-
t ,ry of the Christian Knowledge Society, Bold-street ;
and at the STANDARD-OFFICE.
Runcorn, 30th March, 1844.

CONTRIBUTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED :
The Worshipful and Rev. Chancellor Raikes,

Chester

..... . .. £5O 0

The Right Honourable Lord Delamere
The Right Honourable Lord Warren de Tabley 5 0
Sir Philip de M. Grey Egerton Bart., M.P 5 0
Sir Richard Brooke, 8art..... .. ..
The Honourable and Rev. Horace Powys, War-
_

rington Rectory.. -
Colonel 8r00ke....
. . .
Wilbraham Egerton, E5q..... •• • • ..
Randle Wilbraham, Esq .• • •••• 5 0
Edwin Corbett, Esq..
James H. Leigh, Esq 5 0
Harry Mainwaring, Esq ...... 3 0
Edward V. Townahend, Esq
George Eaton, Esq
Edward J. Lloyd, Esq.
William Eccles, Esq 2 0
James RoydS, Esq 3 0
J. Torokinson, Esq. .. • • •
The Rev. Charles S. Stanhope.. .• • . 5 0
Thomas J. B. Hostage, Esq., Northwich 5 0
William Hall, Esq., Grappenhall Hall
Mrs. Hall, Ditto
William Twanbrook Hall, Esq., Ditto
Rev. John Hall, Coreley Rectory, Salop
John Clare, Esq., Grappenhall Lodge lO 0
Rev. Richard Greenall, Rural Dean
Thomas Greenall, Esq., Wilderspool .
Gilbe t Greenall, Esq., Walton Hall 10 0
RAN. Samuel Garratt, Grappenhall 5 0
- -

- • •
Rev. William James Shearley, Sankey
Mrs. Newton, Warrington..
Miss Lee, Ditto
Mr. John Urmson, Ditto
John Greenall, Esq., Middleton Lodge lO 0
Mr. Donald, Birch Brook . .• .• 2 0
....
John Sharp, Esq., Warrington 4 0
Mrs. Sharp, Latchford
Mr. Beamont, Warrington
Mrs. Beamont, Ditto ..... .
J. W., Ditto
Mrs. Jones, Summer Hill 5 0
„ 2 0
Mr. John Wright, Runcorn .
Misses Barrow, Pend1et0n........
The Rev. James Cox, Runcorn .....
The Rev. James Cawley, Ditto
The Rev. William Cardall, Ditto ••• 2 0
The Rev. Francis Procter, Catherine Hall,
Cambridge 20 0
Mr. Edward Atherton Lingard, Runcorn
Mr. Samuel Chorlton, Ditto
Mr. John Rooke. Manchester
The Rev. James Wright, Latchford . 2O 0
The Rev. Robert Tweeddell, Halton lO 0
The Rev. Frederick Parry 5 0
Mr. John Walker, Chester
.
Mr. Henry Wright, Knutsford ..
Miss Atherton, Manchester
Mr. Joseph Rooke, Ditto .
Mrs. Orred, Higher Runcorn ...... •••
Henry Neuman, Esq., Liverpool 5 0
Egerton Leigh, Esq., Jodrell Hall
Charles Wm. Neuman, jun., Esq., Liverpool
Mrs. Crwley, Runcorn .. ..
Miss Wright, Irwell-lane, Runcorn
Rev. Wrn. Whitworth, Ditto
Mrs. John Wylde, Ditto
Richard Sykes, Esq., Stockport
Thomas Walm,ley, Esq., Ditto ..... .. ... 1 0
Alfred Orrell. Esq., Ditto
Mr. Charles Prmpleton, Ditto .... ........
Mr. Benjamin Smith, Ditto ....

TO THE LADIES.
NORWICH-HOUSE,
130, BOLD-STREET.

JSEARLE, having just returned from the Home
J •
and Foreign Shawl Markets with a splendid and
immense Variety of
SQUARE and LONG SHAWLS and SCARFS,

begs to call your especial attention to the five following
Lots :
Lot 1.
Sixty Worked White Ground German
CASHMERE SHAWLS,

worth Six Guineas, to be sold for Fifty Shillings.
Lot 2.
Fifty-three elegantly wrought Black French
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
value Three Guineas, to be sold at Twenty Shillings.
Lot 3.
A magnificent Assortment of Printed
CASHMERE and BAREGE SHAWLS,
comprising some superb French designs.
Lot 4.
Two Cases of Black and Coloured
SATIN SHAWLS AND SCARFS
in every vartety.
Lot 5.
Eighty-five Norwich CASHMERE SQUARES
of superfine Textures and exquisite Styles.
A great variety of SATIN and VELVET SCARFS,
CARDINALS, MANTLES, CLOAKS, CAMAILES
_ _

&c. &c. &c.
J. S. has been favoured with a few samples of the New
Patent ELASTIC SHAWL for this Season, which are
very beautiful and universally admired. J. S. feels con-
fident that a personal inspection of the foregoing will fully
confirm his statements and ensure for him a very large
share of Public Patronage.

NORWICH-HOUSE,
130, BOLD-STREET. NEAR ST. LUKE'S
CHURCH,
JOHN SEARLE, PROPRIETOR.
An APPRENTICE WANTED.

BRANDY.

GprßoclMure
nhethe same terms
Sole Agent in Liverpooyl
fcoarn
BLE and COMPANY'S ROYAL COGNAC-
W M. GROVES,
the
RoyaIBRANDY,C obgeng
as
ct o info
Brandyrm4 the
his Ppuebpli
o et
ct,
and of the same fine quality .as from the Distillery in
London. The flattering distinctior! this French Distil-
led Barndy has obtained from various Medical Boards
and from all classes of consumers is the most convincing
proof of its goodness and general usefulness in
over
branch of domestic economy. 37
Mr. GROVES has constantly on Sale the following :
Grinable's Royal Cognac Brandy lBs. Per Gallon
Grimble's Royal Orleans and London Malt Vinegar .
Booth and Co.'s London Gin
The Celebrated No.l .. 14s.
Old Carupbelltown and Islay Whiskey .. 18s. "
A liberal Discount to the Trade. "
GROVES'S PATENT WINE FININGS, being
perfectly free from acid and flavour, will not injure the
most costly and delicate Wines. Price ss. per gallon.
Brewers supplied with Finings for every description of
Ale or Beer. Price 3.3. per gallon.
School-lane, Paradise-street, Liverpool.

vuuaa~ IL'
ND WINE TI
LINGS
„AND Si
will be reserved
DIR.ESS, is re:
igegrients will be i
and REFRESEID
'NN.