The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07 00:00:00

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Secondly,—Every garment is marked, in plain figures,
the very lowest selling price, from which no abatement
whatever can be made ; consequently ensuring one uni-
form, undeviating, honest principle of b
Thirdly,—l will with pleasur
purchased at my establ
most unqualified appro

xchange
Iment which does
ion, although pre

any garment

approvedepurchased, and paid for? or,
Fourthly,-11 required, the money will be immediately
returned, without the slightest demur whatever.

Liverpoo

Now, this is the grand comprehensive principle of bu-
siness which has achieved for me such unparalleled ruc-
cess, and which has, likewise, placed my establishments
infinitely higher in public opinion than any other similar
establishment in the world.
For 1845 my arrangements are on a most gigantic scale;
and, having entered into an agreement with the most ce-
lebrated manufacturers, both in the Continental, Scottish,
and English markets, to receive all their most fashionable
materials simultaneously with their appearance, I shall be
enabled to present to my distinguished patrons the most
recherchi materials, cut by the most talented artists of
the present day, made by first-rate workmen' and at prices
fully 40 per cent. cheaper than any other house in the

kirigdon;

It7l conclusion, allow me most respectfully to tender my
sincere gratitude for the unparalleled support which has
been so liberally conferred upon me, and which has tri-
umphantly crowned my efforts with such signal success ;
and, whilst I firmly and confidently rely on increasing
patronage for the future, bel
wanting to merit it

me no exertions sh

I have the honour to be the public's obliged servant,
B. H YAM

Pantechnetheca Tailoring, Woollen Drapery, and
Outfitting Establishment, 63, Lord-street.

50,000 NEW AND FASHIONABLE OVER

COATS !

If, therefore
!mency of a

you would protect your

it from the in

William Kenyor

study your own

ance, and sate one-half your money,
VISIT HYAM'S MAGNIFICENT DEPOT
63, LORD-STREET.

York and Nor

Shaw, Esq

Messrs. Georg

Observe.—All Garments at this Establishment ars
marked the Prices in plain figures, from which no abate-
ment is made ; any Article Exchanged which is not
approved of, or the MONEY RETURNED.

READY-MADE DEPARTMENT

£ s. d
0 12 l

Chesterfield Wrappers
Taglioni Coats ..... ..

Albert Do.
Diagonal D 0...
Waterford Do. ..
Youths' Chester fields,

o 18 0
1 0 0
1 1 0
0 10 0

Taglionis
Alberts .

0 12 0

Diagonals

0 15 0
0 18 0
0 8 6

Boys' ChestCrfields

Do. Alberts
Do. Diagonals 0 15 0
Office Coats 0 10 0
Warehouse Ditt0....
Shooting Ditto ..
Winter Trousers, of Buckskin and Doeskin .... 0 10 0
0 7 6

Tweed Trousers
Garments at the above prices are fully guaranteed well

by Rev

At St. Andre

Lion for an applicatn)
Incor

Session, for an act

,n to Parliament

n take

for all

, in the ensuing

ye their applications entertained,
he deposit of Ns. per share be

paid at the time ot such application.
Guardion Gas Company's Office, 57, Church

Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMAR

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of
the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, LOCK HOS-
PITAL, and LUNATIC ASYLUM, will be holden in
the Board-room of the Infirmary, on MONDAY, the 13th
instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, to transact the
Business of the House, and to elect Officers for the en-
ionsly seen, suing year.

EDWARD GIBBON, Chairman
I, ht January, 1845.

The TREASURER begs to ackno
the following Donations, Legacies,
lections, received during the past year
DONATIONS.

ledge with thank
and Church Col

Nicholas Robinson, Esq , Sudley
Mrs. Hngh Jones, Lark-hi 11....
Henry Ormerod, )Esq„ Brunswicl
The Friendly Loan Society
Geerge Scholfield, Esq., Nils-street
John Lockett, Esq. (part of an award
A few friends, per Mr. Richard Shaw.
E. J. C.. per Rev. William Rawson, A.M
William Watson, Esq., South-hill-terrace
R. Brodhurst Hill, Esq , Breck-roa
Edward Segar, Esq., Birkenhead
A wager, per James Hu
street

Esq., Hanover-

John Campbell, Esq., South-bill, Toxteth
Charles Hemery. Esq., Rock Ferry
Robert Hutchinson, Esq., Grove-street
Harold Littledale, Esq., Liscard-hall .
Mrs. Moore, Paddington

%rising from the Fancy
gham Moss, Esq. ..

Share of Proceens
Dress Ball, per Cottin

Anonymous, per J. J.
John Follett, Esq., London
Edward Langsdale, Esq., Shaw-stree
Mr. Josset, Devon-street ......
A Friend

Bootle

Midland Railway, per J. R

Bennett and Son, Fenwick-

street .. .
Miss J. Currie, Percy-
L. B.

Mr. John Harrison, St. James's-road, per Dr

Formby
The Druid Society,Beaumaris,per John Jones
Esq., Secretary .......
Mr. George Padley, Infirmary........
J. A. Tinne, Esq., Briarley

LEGACIES.
Margaret Ewart, late of Harrowgate, per J. C
Ewart, Esq., Executor ....

Peggy Smith, late of
Grice and J. Evers!,
Thomas Houghton, late of Liverpool, per J
Chaffers and Thomas Houghton, Esqrs
Executors

Eastham, per Ralph
Esqrs., Executors...

Arthur Bowe, late of Southport, per Arthur
Dover. Thomas Banks, and William Cliff,
jun., Esqrs., Executors, £5O; less duty
Mary Ann Bury, late of Moss-street, per John
Hicks and Thomas Branch, Esqrs., Execu-
tors, £l3B 18s. ; less duty
Ebenezer Rae, late of Liverpool, per _
Rae and Hugh Currie Rae, Esqrs., Execu-
tors • •

David

William Shaw, late of West Derby, per Court
of Chancery, £6O 15s. ; less duty and ex-
penses, £l2 12s. 11d.
James Heyworth, late of Everton, per Orme-
rod Heyworth, Lawrence Heyworth, Rev. J.
Heywortb, and George Highfield, Esqrs.,
Executors ..

CHURCH COLLECTIONS.
At St. Ann's, after a Sermon by Rev. T. Strin-
ger, A.NI .
Peter's, after a Sermon by Rev. T. Hal-

Rev. B. A. Marshall, A.B. .....
At- the Parish Church, Presoot, after a Sermon
Thos. Harries

fter a Sermon by Rev. Johr

00
00
2 0

Jones, A.AI
At the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists' Chaps
Moiety of Collection, per Mr. David Lewis 610

•0 5 11

BENEFACTIONS OF OLD LINEN, &
Mrs. Hinde, Gambier-terrace ..
Mrs. Turner..........

Old Liuen.

Mrs. Andrew Browne, South-hill . ... Do.
Mrs. 141`Connan, North-view, Edge-bill Do.
Miss Carnes, 59, Virgil-street
Mrs. Davies, Pembroke-place
Mrs. J. J. Broster, 5. Chatham-place Do.
Mr. J. Woodville, Bold-street.. Two Boxes Maccarool

N.B.—Old Linen is much wanted, and will be thank-
fully received. JAMES BOLD.
Liverpool, 2d January, 1845.