The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

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ks. 3aprice ~, great pleasure in announcing that, in •,, I ,-• t -..7..#
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...,BR,,i,„„ine success attendant on the engagement. of
'teD obair" and Mrs. WARNER, and the distinguished '
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14,7,jeal a°,:',,w,h. ich has Marked each representation of those ' I
tile s have
L 7 nistorical Plays in which these celebrated Ar- 1 "it for r PPeAced, it has'been.enabled to renew an engage-
them ~ ive Niehts
Me Plays Julius etes more,, during which period will be pre-
es_ of„ vi,,,,,.a.r, Henry VIII.," and." Henry IV."
AND GENERAL COMMERCIA
„,,,„„ce,,.„.,01i and " Richelieu" will be repeated,. sotit,oo, nun the general desire expressed for their re-
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te,,lntled these •
—HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINi
IlCar aurhi eeMent of Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN, who will
ri and F.,,gotolie week in the characters of Cassius, Hot-
TR, etc rige.
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Present TUESDAY EVENING, the 17th No. 1496 1.3 TUESDAY, JUNE 24
t„,t,.. . _ instant.
9
.... , JULIUS CASAR.
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Portia;' 4r• PlielPS• I Cassius.... Mr. Barry Sullivan. -
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r which, will be revAlivresd,
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...... • Warner.
GEORGE AMBLER VERNON- 11 : 0 1
LieetTtelireSEßjEANT'S WIFE. SHIRT MAKER, HOSIER, GLOVER, AND GENTLEMEN'S
24, 26, and 28, RANELAGH.STRE.
........................ Mrs, Warner. OUTFITTER,
108, B'9 L D-STREET,
AND
To conclude with
To. To A BALLET RESPECTFULLY informs his Customers that he
4 ItNeßovt, (A„ • DIVERTISSEMENT.
No . 2 , FAIRCLOUGH-STREET, L
leesi Aht._ eanesday,)-For the. BENEFIT of Mrs. has all his NEW STOCK in for the present Season, in-
GIBSON and SONS desire to call attention to thei
~flii ; all ~,...ARY VIII. Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. Phelps; eluding SHIRTS of every description, amongst which will be
k'ir.' enielime, Mrs. Warner,--Aft which, Warner found the new PATENT PANTELIAN SHIRT, which is cut THOMASMANE BONNETS, RIBBONS, FANCY DRESSES. PRINTS, TAI
WiTankph. nettle
_lance with the ortmerouesr awnfilicationa made by- upon an improved Plan, and warranted tofit well. Also a large TURE, &c., &c., all of which have been boughtireg f g Cash at the late Redu
ce thee habitues of this Theatre, make her first assortment of SILK HANDKER !EFS, TIES, &c. accordingly. Amongst other things the following deserving, of especial notic
ttal pla , char
A large number of tastefully EMBROIDER OUBLE-WIDTH ALPACA IC
s„,e 1,,, yof G,„ aster of MEG MERRILIES, in the G. AMBLER begs to call th ention of his Customers. to his
elala drasom, ~ RICHELIEU.
MA AINERING. Stock of SUMMER H " Y, which he has in all materials, A lot of choice Plain BAREGE DRESSEIeat 7s. 6d. the Dress.
,atss„,„ ?sor,,, ,---KICHELIEU. Richelieu, Mr. Phelps ; and are marked spare LOW PRICE that any one favouring him A large lot of full CHINTZ DELAI ,at 6s. Mid. the Dress.
Orir I) Bitmr, Mrs Warner. -A DEAD SHOT, and wills a call wiltge satisfied they cannot do better elsewhere. A case of BAREGE LONGS a UARES, just unpacked.
11r ~ate,„ IG. '
GEORGE AMBLER, The above are well worth the notice of Buyers.
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astisichn.,•-•-r,Fior the BENEFIT of Mr.PHELPS.-HENRY GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER,
On 11,kg A 4 staff, Mr. Phelps; Hotspur, Mr. B. Sullivan.
108, BOLD-STREET.
kild Afr,Tlyis,,T2ll which Mrs. Warner will appear. THE GENTLEMEN'S SHIRT WAREHOUSES, NOS. 24
, S• War An Historical PLAY, in which Mr. Phelps NEW MANTLES, SHAWLS, SILKS, IRISH ---
kin poi '.
will appear; and other Entertainments.
POPLINS, CHENE LUSTRES,
P• L . MACTAGGART, SHIR
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POMELLAS, CACHMERES, DELAINES,
iiiesl7•ll.7:,Bo4'' and will be produced under the direction of
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, which has so long enjoyed a DECIDED PREFER
, te, t
atp.e,l_and., a new Two-act Comedy, written by Horace ALPACA. LUSTRES, PAINTS,
I
MUSLINS, BAREGES, GINGITAMS, BONNETS, ments in Liverpool, maintains the same character as heretofore, and the Propriet
~ It „_ 't and Sutherland Edwards, Esq.. entitled
PARASOLS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, as to perpetuate its justly ACKNOWLEDGED CELEBRITY.
eest,?t, , THE POOR RELAIION,
OLOVES, &c.
' a pra,lntly, with the most distinguished success, at . None but FIRST-CLASS NEEDLEWOMEN tire employed, to whom libera'
b,,‘, .'" se, London. --
The New STOCIC‘the Summer of 1851 is now ready for THE BEST OF NEEDLEWORK.
401411 to he _
SALE, at
YOUTHS' S lIT--S,in every size and quail
t4tlttePee at q°Penecl at Half-past Six, the performance to
JO BRISCOE'S,
1 le,,lsio,_'even o'clock precisely.
4,6,i5, sd. --sirs
88 Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes,2s. 6c1.; Pit, 18.6 d.; GO and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
GENTLEMEN'S an THS' COLLARS, in all tho variety
/Ise.' l'it 1 second Price-Dress Boxes, 25.; Side Boxes,
t°P. le kx•Oilik
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An extensive Stoc beautiful Hemmed, Stitched, and Embroiders
tell client 8 ce Will be open from Ten till Three o'clock Daily
under meats and taking private boxes, which may be had
Z n e direction of Mr. T. SHUTTLEWORTH. JEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO. have
_____________ OUTFITS for all parts of the world.
4 ()Lfl made a Second large Purchase of
'ts i, m -GICAL GARDENS. SWISS CURTAIN MUSLINS, CARPET, FLOOR CLOTH, AND GENERAL FURNISH
.-.1/ ...rg la ~.,„ ...,
o 8 L'y "o• E. 1,1 lONS, PROPRIETRESS.
and are NOW OFFERING them at
ESTALISHED 1835.
tP.iii„,,, ''' EIGHT IN THE MORNING UNTIL DUSK.
.
Mil,. `---Th-, COMPTON-HOUSE,
b.,,e, smut ' addi •
ADELPHI HOUSE
tfi'iS. '. fnetb tlonal Day, TUESDAY, will, for the at Prices little exceeding One-half their ordi-
slimyPerformanere notice, b. e added to the regular GALA nary value. 21 , BOLD-STREET, LIVER,
ritp,,,, TtjEsh,es and Fireworks take place on every A large Lot of Stout Brussels Carpets, 2s. 60. f.'_i_EO. WOODS in announcing his return frozn*London and the Manus
ri, G,,,;;k; are -'-'4Y, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
Ditto Super Ditto Ditto, 2s. lid. UV his Friends and the Public generally that his Stock will now be found rep
Nl,' Ei'e"ens, %um, anY and great attractions in the Ditto Ex. Sup. Ditto Ditto, 3s. 6d. manufacture, suitable to the present style of Furnishing. and consists of all the
11e',,1116,113 The ii-„," may te seen at all hours, and on each Ditto Best Ditto Ditto, 4s. Od. TAPESTRY, PATENT TAPESTRY, best five-frame BEUSSELLS, KIDDERM
assn of tO of p•sVtaernents will terminate with the GREAT All Wool Kidders
.INLIR thi.le oRt‘:,,„A and the extraordinary REPRESENTA- Super Ditto
s'ale - 'Thine 't EXHIBITION. London. Do not omit
Well-seasoned FLOOR CLOTHS, facture of SILK DAMASKS, SILK and WORSTED WASHING DITTO, GREEN
Fl4oes'si 'lse production, and the'aplendid Collection of both London and„WistolManufacture,varying TOURNAYS, TABBARETTS, &c., &c. Paten_t.-Axminster, Tourney, TAPES'
escreie_olt, is , .
in width fromiralf-a-yard to Eight Yards; so Angora and Skin HEARTH, CARRIAGE;:strOOR RUGS. And every article 3
Vetee9t ; Pelican
Children, 6d. ,Feeding of the Carnivore at
that a Floe? of any length, but not exceeding In SUMMER CURTAINS all the new v • ies and patterns in SWiss Muslin si
kei:.',o s'„'eldv 4t Pin, Fed at Hoff-past Seven. Hall of Nations TwentfYour Feet in width, can be covered in Curtains.
lillte81)11,V1 ay, f 'gat. Eruption at Dusk . The Gardens are
gne piece. Manufactory far FRINGES, LA , GIMPS, BELL PULLS, and every descript
01;114. tits, 6droln Four", P.M. Admission, by Ticket for
Well seasoned Bristol and Lo
oRnTEFLROOOFRTCULROKTEHYS,CinAtRhpeEpTiesc.e, eAigslittoyckarodiswaa.yic
Ylat,„'ll.S i„,„ • Omnibuses from the Exchange every
COM USE,
pi—ON.HO
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Ilk,uAci, r, a. -
N.8.-THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL SOLEL
44. 1,141?Ils,1 uej„daY,) the 24th instant, the LICENSED CHURCH-STREET, BASNETT.STREET, ko4l4rii'ePpri,o'ANl.T AL SUMMER FESTIVAL will take AND LEIGH-STREET. --
, illterehreoamtne of this great day's Amusement con-
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CACHM
t tong, 'tented combination of attraction, both novel
•thhw e• Admission, Is. ; Children, 6d.
AT JNO. CRIPPS', 1 4 .e. 16 , BOLD-A
root
VALENCIENNES LACE.
PLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL THE NEW TAPIS OR CARPET-WORKED SHAWLS IN BOUQUE
'AMBITION SOCIETY. TUST RECEIVED, one of the Largest Importations
NO CRIPPS has the honour of announcing to the Ladies of Liver]
11l T eND oof Foreign THREAD LACE ever received in Liverpool. j •
rt,,,The „,zgat THE PATRONAGE OF They will be offered for SALE THIS DAY (Tuesday), and fol- the termination of another visit to Paris, expressly undertaken for the purpose c
b '''l ED7HIPFUL THE MAYOR, lowing days, much below their usual mane, at- with the parties he has emp'oyed to weave those beautiful productions ; they are espo
,J. lc". V, r the COUNTY and BOROUGH, &c.
by the hand in the Gobelins of Paris, each separate pattern of which has involsed y
teoN.XALKER, ESQ4'PRESIDENT. WM. 8RA1Ti,........A,HW ITE'S Institution. The importance of such a visit at this particular period may be estimal
t -13
OT'ANsr., held at the
130,—8 O.L. 0:1 7 R E E T,-130, more particularly in Shawls.
111, th Ott `7,k' „__GARDENS, EDGE-LANE, ,-
THREE DOORS FROM THE TOP. They are now on the Premises in quantities, ready for inspection, and he is pr
his Customers an amount of novelty and attraction never before offered by any one B
~e ki„., IperRSD4 V, the 26th instant ;
• '41,`1 perm. n I the THIRD, 4th SEPT. Also, severar6ls of NEEDLE-WORKED FLOUNCING% is unquestionably the largest for Shawls and Mantles in Europe, so
he is determii
'Ater, 4e, Cliel4°Nl-, n _
of Lieut.-Colonel andCAMPBELLCAMPBELLthe
SiPti„ of the 91st Regiment will be in Ladies' and Children's READY-MADE LINEN, of every One of the distinctive features of his New Tatpis, or -Banquet Shawl. in real I
.
description. enveloping the figure in their graceful and ample olds. Another is their undoubte
dab Ile filhe wi . attendance.
„ clret; „ ,Ich will entitle the parties to Nine Tickets. WEDDING and OUTFIT ORDERS executed promptly. intrinsic worth, while, for style and tiowering„thek exhibit the most exquisite taste,
Plalcheti4ftee'tf• 6d., from Two o'clock till Four p.m. WANTED, immediately, Two respectable YOUNG LADIES, flowers in miniature.
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rss. et
,1 °Ns 1., .ur o'clock, One Shilling each, of good address. The New Ta pis, or Boutinet C ere Shawl, is decidedly the greatest novelty (
:34St,es„ltss,.. Ma.,.. eived and Tickets may be had at the Seed. certain they will be both ,carte dear as the season advances, Ladies will do w,
es', Pr.f:nal-av and SON'S, Castle-street ;at Mr. W. INVITATION. magnificent Stock, which in ondon, has no equal. At the same time, Mr. Causes w
sttoomtebresstchaelefaochtilssat simultaneously with the opening of his lar e and commodious
ye tioss,s, Proite"mer, Castle-street and Church-street ; at. Mr. Et L. HAUSBURG, OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS, lion ~
Profits, the success of which has already bee% amply tested, an
Le 4,,t11, er, 80ld-street ; and at Mr..l. B. LEATHER-
. te,,,,,th John-street, where all communications ,Il w
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Respectfully invites Strangers and Visitors to an examination
",1., and any information may be had.
To J. B. LEATHERBARROW, Hon. Sec. of his immense Collection of TO THOSE ABOUT PURCH)
HOME, BRITISH, and FOREIGN MANUFACTURES.
TRt ----
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The STOCK comprises,
,
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lit, r, pit,, LOVERS OF MIRTH !!
WORKS OF ART,
4,, I , D . C . KINNE
414 k•OLL ' 1-Y-FIRST 'WEEK !! I - JEWELLERY AND PLATE, ---- ,
',,e,
" S respectfully announces that his
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CLOCKS AND WATCHES;
;,,9il HATTER,
00.1),,, Apartment DESKS, DRESSING-CASES. WORK BOXES, &c., { it!l!
kt, ec, , fox ", BOOKSELLE 2, BOLD-STREET, and all descriptions of useful an elegant Articles of the most _., 6,S T T. GEORGE'S CRESCENT,
ttrii!),e472?,,V OPPOSIVE WINGTON.) superior quality, t numerous for detail. ---
, IQ. t
uw h iec
Is 1
tp ectf u 1 1 y calls the attention of his Customers and
The extraordinary dis • the arrangement cf this extensive
and beautiful Stock
tt, 4,4_ oven, fold short time, for the
has
o s this season,been
o da daily
ye
augmentingaou t t o proavoi provide e
receiving themselves
additions w with a
from New
tHi 1
I•Egt, A iti..it unite MAGICAL NOVELTIES, and unequalled Stock.rand the moderate Prices, eyery Article
heing marked im•Plaiii Figures, will, he feels assured, give uni-
Pe the
Perfect
tt
confidence,
dmeooncteh,sr.ecoTmo
mthoonsdesGbeinstvleemrinb
EMTPCATED
..iNekerriNo THE
Ajo, tiCetT*l 1 LiICAL DANCING FIGURES, versa! satisfaction.
eHctATto
bH.eadache, or who pc
F. L. H. begs to add, that, whether the intention of the visit
g "h
It
mZ
I Pa, Pr efi sYu Rb j eine extremely easy
civb S TICI 55., and £1 its. 6d. each.
4014,14tN, Itl) a cil VIOLONCELLO PLAYERS, be business or pleasure, the same polite attention will be shown, tilating, and as much grease proof as it is possible to render any Hat. Indeed they
p ',tubber MAC VIOLONCELLO
CARDS, his object being, that the vast resources of his Establishment, luxury" in this hot weather.-Prices,los. 6d., 125. 6d., anefles. 6d.
t, Itek, „T or amusing tricks may be played, price and the numerous advantages offered, may be universally
.:Ites'.llisli llsiciewo Packs for Hale a-Guinea, instructions known.
,
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el Pri °Wsa AL DISSOLVING BALLS, OLD POSTOPFICE BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
..ii? ;; / ce , to be the most astonishing illusion ever pro-
°NCiir,ers: s,n, Paint
GENTLEMEN'S C A
,i itt• 4N- -dto ed Boxes, .41 Is. ;in Boxwood Boxes, , .
~ ll 'he as 6f„2 58. VISIT THE RENOWNED %I' ficcild roos'CO.CASES, or BON-BON BOXES , WATERPROOF & ELASTIC' ESTABLISHMENTS, ~Hi' ~ i For TRAVELLING JAUNTING, SEA-USE, SEA-SIDE,
1111 N sac most ingenious deception, price 1 ss. and
.dlle , CONCERT, &c.
'OO thtv4.lP. Mt • NO. 2, QUADRANT, ~, --, AND -• -,„„-t--,..,-
Iv ult, Ntop
ST. GEORGE'S- 1-1(
LIME-87'REE7', , '''l.fki.,,,,,' ' i 48, NICOLSON-ST.,
it as ev„ lea, ~,•RFUL TEA CADDY,
Aii,!es,q2is is the first time this beautiful LIVERPOOL, ;41-4,!"-.7& EDINBURGH. IN THE CRESCENT, OPPOSITE ST.
%•Rob ' iNfi.Sale in England. ,-- , _
14 v ere p i 'LLIGENT SWAN eiREAT demand for the New Waterproof Alpaca
et4SE Nollderil ce, Pive Guineas. ' k.jl and Silk PALETOTS, Black and Mixed Colours, superior SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE S
I)Zttiel t!Y bea„,:,'ENditratitiful and startling deception of to any hitherto produced; AIRPROOF BEDS, PILLOWS, and
THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIEI
Apgar nv ttLifiltD. l'-, or the MAGIC FILTRATION, TRAVELLING CUSHIONS ; FISL-lING BOOTS ; CHEST
a,;', Perso,, 'awing-room trick, capable qbeing•per- EXPANDERS ; Surgical, ElasticeMlk, and Cotton STOCK_ _l. May, 1851, when ROBERT CHAMBERS, Esq., the Senior Director, having taken the C
" REPORT BY THE DIRECTORS OF THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE AS
At; -es co,. after two minutes' instruction. Price, INGS and BANDAGES. .A , n immense variety of BRACES
'et, • "Vete, Three Guinean. and ELASTIC ARTIC ,of every description, may be had at , TWENTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD ore 6T
s,. 1,..ts kis 14 Actic TELESCOPES, the DepOts, for Liv.wrool, 2, Quadrant, Lime-street,'
and 48, " It is most gratifying to the Directors to report, on this occasion; a farther rise on tt
o , THE Pwood, £6 Ms. 6d. ;in Mahogany, .e 6 6s. Nicolson-street,,Pdhiliurgh. rary depression in the extent of the annual business which they had to lament two ye
),, till", „ARISIAN FORTUNE TELLER. SIDNEY HELLEWELL,
PROPRIETOR. , consequence of the general depression of the country.
Ae , "OlEhioeether with ',inwards of -
" The following is an abstract of the business relating to Policies, which has been tra
'ttre - AND FIFTY INGENIOUS and MIRTH- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. of March last :-
t IN.
of osi,,,,.OPIRING ARTICLES,
1. Number of Policies issued, 626.
A
ds blt verchtlie any of which can be imparted to the
2. Amount thereby assured
0 "lc 1841 sere aa two or three minutes. pOR T E R AND AL ES , IN BOTTLE.
3. Premiums and Entry-Money thereon
04. 04, ,
Per Doz. Pints. Quarts.
• " The number of Policies issued as above stated during the PAST, EXCEEDS THOSE
q klWl'ill*".°Th H to -----
Best Dublin XX Porter 2/9' .. 4/6
4ce N N Ing.„...w_. :I. Half-a-Crown ; and from-5 till London Brown Stout 2/9 .. 4/6 THE AMOUNT ASSURED EXCEEDS THAT OF THE PRECEDING YEAR BY .e61,924,---whili
2of :1; , fuck in either case will be returned to ..
Best London Double Stout .. 3/6 .. 6/
' iil)tii4t Anoeu
"The Policies lapsed by death during the past year are Sixty-six in number,. assure
£l9ll IN ADVANCE THOSE OF 1850.
Light Scotch Beer, for din-}
4 0.1)i, ss, there being no outward appear-
.- .. 2/10 BONUSES OF WHICH AMOUNT TO £6771, making together e 49,171. This sum is in execs
* r• Owel TE.EP..r tier use
i,are ),:, st,lle 0,-ists, 'OPPOSITE NEWINGTON, AND Fine Scotch Ale .... .. 2/9 .. 4/6 £6603, but only £3784 over that of 1849. The number of deaths %Wei have occurred Intl
ossc'esi,lll' will'.„', DOOR OF SLATER-STREET. Drogheda Ale
tishfieed increase
ttbt
boof.ptrhoegSrp.ssocietrw b
iscb business.t
bo
-tillll hakie onlaPtarti,,l'svjibe very. limited. Burton Bitter Ale .
`i tt hoa wiaa,,,,
.i., svenile, or Birth-day Fet6s attended. Edinburgh Str le 6/ advancing,,The ages
Directors of t
feel
greatly increased competition which now exists in the business of Life Assurance. No
Society thus appea
Foreign and Britfeh WINES'' .a.nd. SPIR3/IT6S, insported exclu- etmhebnerios'reansadt
lti,:°ll. Of t„!...'"Thdred testimonials whichhas
the
ee
means by which business is obtained as the SCOTTISH EQUITABLE, and other Scott's'
*,(led.olls,iel W, ilW,vMg, he selects the following from the timely for Family Consumption, by
14res't s4!'ba4and Lord Gray :- T. F. ASHE, Directors cannot refrain from once more referriugeto the system of giving commission tc
not the authorized Agents of the Office, but merely the private Agents of parties Assurin
ehoaltet,tstatti at my house upon TWO occasions, and 47, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET easily to be defended, gives many Officesea great advantage over others. The Scorns]
4/cos,6Z% orp and amusement to reyself, and an G-STREET. ranked amongst those Offices which court favour by the appearance (for it is not a reality) ,
ktt:h Q. 9, 42' Performance. " WILTON.
perfect security, in connection with a division of the entire. surplus, is the safest prime"'
tls'll:Thilt R, 'PO 24th, 1833."
Office, in such circumstances, not merely maintaining its ground, but advancing in pi
le -sti-ep „ --- ' SUMMER ,PALETOLS AND JACKETS. source of the highest gratification.
Veek NI ), 111)it Kinfauns Castle, May 14th, 1839. -- " The Directors having found that, in many instances, the charge of Entry-money was
qkil Of 14).nve affitle to thank you for the very great Gentlemen travelling take this opportunity of stating, that during the past year they framed a scale by which ar
1 Nple e4t at
,ur sni2rded to myself and friends dunng the will find, in our extensive and carefully prepared Stock, Entry-money into a small annual rate, varying, according to age, from sevenpence to one
16.ek,,,!ae thethe c'47o here.. I believe there has not been A GENTLEMANLY PA TOT, ment they believe to nave given general satisfaction. .
Vil'tet'ae y grati.6 essince your arrival, who has not ex-
" It had long been contemplated by several of the Directors, that much good might re
Llo,ll,llinil, but ma,,cation they have experienced, not only AND into the affairs of the Society. Finding their views at length sanctioned by the example i
Vetitt 'llll yo„with ti; velltius dexterity and presional ac- MO COAT, COAT, Office, they deemed themselves entitled to Ming the matter under the consideration of the
oil
,is . as ~ have e Auld of wit, anecdote, ands humour,
Extraordinary Court held on the 6th February last, to remit the whole affairs of the SCOTT
ic;i,,t2,4/40iir
87corne, enlivened our evenings. My grand- Adaptek•To the present season, of tigation, by three gentlemen of the highest respectability and tal.mt,namely,-JOHN SEW
,a'ijt; 0104; sho4,der your . instructions, quite a pro- any Texture, Colour, or Style, and at to the Commercial Bank of Scotland; JOHN HUNTER, Esq., Auditor of the Court of Ses
ti, bel9N pap,„„‘ o You again travel north, I shall be, VERY ECONOMICAL PRICES. Esq., Accountant.
'. e,t,!eve Ll'isbeVf,Sh see you at Kinfauns. Lady Gray
..___. " The Directors have only further to express the great satisfaction which the Commi
"ea, tiT,egreirileuilY.loearresteylfyaonudrsa.ll fr lends - BURDEN AND LOW, clearly testifying the accuracy, zeal, and success with which the affairs of the Society have
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14,
1 e , CHURCH-STREET, The Report of the Committee of Investigation was also read to the Meeting. Copies o
/e,
in Edinburgh, and will soon be in the bands of all the Society's Agents. It is most coi
c'tiliS INVITATION. . LIVERPOOL.
classified under the following heads, viz.:-The Management, the Books, and the Investme
II LS
titular, "that from the institution of the Society, in 1831, down to the present time, no to
let? 01, 4• ; STRANGERS sont incites -
Securities of any description whatever ;" and it states that this exemption from loss" a:
Iv ;IN A S/18'ter les Magasins de
UR '0
41',N1qc1.014 , 24, 07,7„,t: •L. HAUSBURG, MITE JUVENILE SEASON.— evidence that could be furnished, of prudent, careful, and efficient management on the part
the authority of the Directors, and is perhaps unparallelled in the experience of. Public Cal
"tiiq t'res le pi -- 'ttell-STREE r. j_ " June," with the juniors, is a welcome month, These Reports having been read, the CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the Report by tl
a'leispikia'ndis:l,4 grand assortiment, en premiere qua- .for while our universities and other public schools agreed to.
0, 'A rtit Prix ;.,,A_ nglaises et tt. "Jen, toutes mar- enjoy their own periods of relaxation from mental toil, Thereafter thanks were unanimously voted to the Committee appointed to investigab
O15Ijr1„.„ "e• Mons. HAU RO recommande a vacation at this time commences with the " younger
ilil E'r uTE •branches," and " meetings and greetings" are ex-
oloslg4tle s, 4s 11E, SONyTtORLOGERIE, ,changed with a warmth and sincerity which would tlemen were elected to the Direction, in room of those who retire:-
EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.
tli,Nlitklti; Voy". kgTES-4-OUVRAGE lead us really to conclude that "alasence makes the Sir GRAHAM GRAHAM MONTGOMERY, of Stanhope, Bart,
hi‘lt 1,111011 de us he tout de acs Ateliers, et par conse- heart grow fonder" with parents and children at least. ALEXANDER MELDRUM, Esq., of Kincaple.
stlei I,llVitst'LreiVity de la COUTELLERIEdes. pre- It is the practice of HYAM-ht a time like the present FRANCIS WILLIAM TETLEY, Esq., Leeds.
to invite the especial attention of parents and guardians
011. esThtltist;n gieterre, et tout objet utile et
ORDINARY DIRE'.ITORS.
to his preparationsjor the young.
iota sters..e; te,:. trouvera non seulement reuni a 24,
et ;qlate ',I jolly lea articles Anglais et strangers ce It is admitted oh all hands that a remarkable change DAVID J. THOMSON, Esq., Merchant, Edinburgh.
%teas, ts.:flees de recherche dans les differentes has taken_platce of late years in the manner of attiring JAMES WRIGHT, Esq., Secretary to the Royal Bank of Scat
Info acs il y trouvera la plus grande youth, anti it would be impossible for an individual of
Thanks having also been voted to the Directors and Officers of the Society, and to the Cl;1
''''''',oll sur la Ville, snit-il acheteur ou twenty or thirty years of age to call to mind his first
suit without an acquiescence in the truth of this re- VIEW OF THE PROGRESS AND SITUATION OF THE SOCIETY DOWN
mink.
4 , s--, r• L. HAUSBURG, An unsightly style of attire, resembling a page's nni-
larsooruery
ite=iiile
4.. t, ,q , 24, CHURCH-STREET. form, is rejected for a description of dress perfectly
• •
lh ' • g 11; 0 .
different in cut and make, and infinitely more elegant.
----- ---
01,0
ph ss" If HOTEL . The present assortment of HYAM'S aisvestis 5i..... 1 .. _ . ..., .1.. oA.ph_A f, • - T -__ _ _ t

YOUTHSIIiTS, in every size and quality

ly tested, and

4 ,
t
4 u , G
P 11,%.% ItoTA p E HOTEL,
!t\thillveltsielk As 'el , LIVERPOOL
PROPRIETOR.
AV Of tt'lltclhe h, and long-establisd Htel is
th 411 ici,,-!°st open
_ancl_central part of Liverpool,
yt,h,t ptbE of th
la I' ortti ler e Exchange, within five minutes ve, wh. aV Stations, and within an equal dis-
ahll,,,eo.th aim, ich the British and United States Mail
Vnat; ekNi,tlea.4°4 which they depart the Offices
'114',41 411 h'kte 44ijig not distant more 'than a few yards
k 4 a,. to a from
k 0 lho, America, either staying in the
a,lia, , it,
from London, and Gentlemen from
aLfind it a most convenient and com-
itlirged throughett. The Scale of
!snort !ire, tie regard to4conomy.
, and &:-by thefrfopriefr-

An unsightly style of attire, resembling a page's uni-
form, is rejected for a description of dress perfectly
different in cut and make, and infinitely more elegant.
The present assortment of HYAM'S Juvenile Dress
is altogether new, and a more beautiful stock of attire
it would be impossible to find.
HYAM has bestowed the utmost pains on the design
of his Juvenile articles, and an adaptation to the various
ages of Children, Boys and Youths, is admirably ef-
fected in the Fashions under consideration. A beco-
ming.pride in the appearance of the young is a growing
principle with parents and guardians, who will find,
on inspection, that HYAM is fully alive to its opera-
tion.

325,611 £11,364
1,019,530 37,589
1.707,716 64,000
2.16.8 RR 1 to Wm

3,566,101

LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR LIVERPOOL,

The purchase of Juvenile Dress should be attended
with economy, as should everything else; and parents
are assured of the fact, that cheapness is a ruling prin-
c
.fiiple w
thinntth HYAM, who makes a large sacrifice of pro-
t wi
th

CHAIRMAN.
THOMAS CHILTON, Esq., Merchant,

DIRECTORS

THOMAS MARTIN, Esq.. Merchant
,DAVID CANNON, Esq., Merchant.

sorters..cLor for the conv,eni-
are always in attend-

ligNt:ilt,4,(l,e!ill URA
N'r
"e if,e6„ d CAFE attached to his Hotel
An 01,1.11;kt...it 1.),-,ular attention of
eGveernytlieffnernovoen.
cc`i'n-ierpool
Vrpti9Ftet4rve(l4 vari4 ,B:9,ggest having been padded 1
1141,Nilte4lOts.. OP in the of Fare is
es daily provided,
t possible style, and on
op
4N,Stir (kb ',eh htl43rttinit„,
111(0eh:Paeg ,P 014,4 long .1;,
tee to kxr chew
otevt kbleVIY tTltTi
ty 4•ltnttf
0.1 ti o °entl
n Tft:,ern,

ill, WllllOlll mann-eating any neteripration in point of
fashion or quality. Such is a legitimate statement of
facts.

WILLIAM OXLF
HILTON HALM

MEDICAL OFFICER
JAMES PETRIE, Ego..

HYAM repeats that the best Juvenile Attire, the
most novel and fashionable, as well as the cheapest, is
the stock which he has prepared for the Midsummer
season of 1851.

AGE
LIVERPOOL ARCHIBALD TOD, Sharebroker,
MANCHESTERANDERSONS and THORBURN, 141(
r.DWARD CORBEvr, 2, Princess-s
GIBSON, ANDREW, and Co., Mel
CHESTER JOHN HOSTAGE, Under Sheriffs'

3, LIVER CHAMBERS, 23, T
rchants.
treet.
chants.
Office, Grosvenor•street.

H Y A M,
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND MANUFACTURER,
LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
West-end Establishment, London .. 86, Oxford-street
City Establishment, London 36, Gracechurch-st,
PROVINCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS
Manchester, 26, Market-street, and 63, King-street
Birminghamz 23, New-street ; Leeds. 42. Briegate

to,eall attention to his

!onstantly in readinesx I

GREAVES' BLUE LIAS,
PORTLAND AND ROMAN CEMENT,

I have recently bee

iniet,ir Gr iieiu to—zz-•-...___.__________.
i'ltithatY Litlb
whetherw',ooo a , ;4k 14 MyNk:. 'a ern -year way be realised STIVENS' ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE
littrollt.ek, %%le. ya, soP oyed. or unemploed, by corn- THE astonishing demand for this article has called
hqt, h ive illie, ins,m b certainly as to rendor failure
f iti4 ti \ 1:1 . atm Y mere as
outlays, pro- forth a host of Imitations; the Proprietors, therefore, re-
a I 11,,,101,1 erta,..oies ai
realised. Quest all persons to
,ask. for STIVENS' WI , and to notice
to thi Itti ‘-, 4,,Jeet „ ,iti,,•s • ay be as certainly
LtOettl' p4teq'Y 44).,0eseetrIti!volve neither partnership nor the lac sinul of their Signature,
tlt;4o4'eePi' Tilietic4 beri9ng to any employment,
v, i 4 e able e!ie. fi__,eraise against them on any i
0'
N0.110%,11 mber disinters
are confirmed by the testimony
—4"
1,04 theo ala rio,4 of parrired parties, including several , ,
.414t.vh...44.rt0 oo , only ,oii,tnent,'and in every case the
,p ,0.t71; 4150‘40;4410.2 Rite i,;.,-1_,f(l• r.iut is urgently courted i On the Labe.l, over the e of each Bottle.
miasytsbaenhdad by Purchasers,
ivq:ativiztlittaru,ebutlia;:em-wiatievdisiaetetliyieiermfbark in one or Testimonials fro edical Gentlemen of the highest stand-
-0 petc4lrost_iio4o,:ol,
~arcic'eAledeXel,,atiyantagreiesiids to avail log, recommending this Wine to all who wish to enjoy the
greatest of blessings, HEALTcllb,e 04 a Rta r.. Sq. 7, ei ".. ad4ressing L. L. D., ' with the Wine, from Grocers, m • Confectioners iu
th, inned men Inn
e'er i envelpfle
~., , Strand, Lon- most Tawns in the Kingdom. ri. r , .aUtSre,seed to them. Wholesale; 44, SOUTH CASTLE- STREET, LIVERPOOL;
1541 Upper Thamos-ktreor, London.
Temple,sty,eetopristol;

le-street;

so, Dame streei

NH GLAZED STONE-WARE DRAINAGE PIPE
WARE OUSE,
20, COLL E-LANE, LIVERPOOL.
THOMAS WYLIE, AGENT.

DEPOT OF THE WONDERFUL PREPARATION OF THE
JUSTLY-CALLED EAU MERVEILLEUSE
r, DE MADAME DE LA GARDE
AT MR. R. MORRIS'S 86, MOUNT PLEASANT,
THE Public is well aware that this wonderful Liquid
has the power to restore the Hair on Bald Heads, and to
prevent its falling off. The falling-off of Hair is arrested in
Three Days. Madame de la Garde, during her sojourn in
Liverpool, has given numerous proofs of the efficacy of her
cure, and which generally was.done without previous remune-
ration.
The Bottles are sold at the Depot, 86, Mount-pleasant, at
78. 6d., quite sufficient to arrest the falling Off of Miir; large-
sized Bottles, lOs. 6d.
Attendance dajly, from Ten, a.m., to Five, p.m.

None but FIRST-CLASS NEEDLEWOMEN are employed, to whom liberal prices are paid, securing thereby
THE BEST OF NEEDLEWORK.

GENTLEMEN'SUSHS' COLLARS, in all the variety of approved shapes,

- - -
An extensive Stocic•el.-‘eautiful Hemmed, Stitched, and Embroidered DETACHED FRONTS

CARPET, FLOOR CLOTH, AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

21 , BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
/11E0. WOODS in announcing his return frozn*London and the Manufacturing Districts, begs to inform
kil his Friends and the Public generally that his Stock will now be found replete with every novelty in design and
manufacture, suitable to the present style of Furnishing, and consists of all that is new in and novel in VELVET
TAPESTRY, PATENT TAPESTRY, best five-frame BRUSSELLS, KIDDERMINSTER, DUTCH, VICTORIA and
other CARPETING.
French SILK and WOOL DAMASKS. and FURNITURE CHINTZES, &c., &c. All the New Styles in English Manu-
facture of SILK DAMASKS, SILK and WORSTED WASHING DITTO, MOREENS, TURKEY CLOTHS, CHINTZES,
TOURNAYS, TABBARETTS, &c., &c. Paten Axminster, Tournay, TAPESTRY, and Mosaic HEARTH RUGS ;
Angora and Skin HEARTH, CARRIAGE, an OR RUGS. And every article required in Furnishing.
In SUMMER CURTAINS all the new v • ies and patterns in Swiss Muslin shades, Honiton Lace, and Brochie Net
Curtains.
~ - •
Manufactory fir FRINGES, LA , GIMPS, BELL PULLS, and every description of Upholsterers' Trimmings.
pedocAff
Well seasoned Bristol and Loe n FLOOR CLOTHS, in the piece, eight yards wide, cut to plan to any dimensions.
ORTER OF TURKEY CARPETS. A Stock always on hand.
N.B.—THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL SOLELY FOR FURNISHING.

NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CACHMERE SHAWLS,

JNO. CRIPPS', 14 .5. 16, BOLD-STREET.
THE NEW TAPIS on CARPET-WORKED SHAWLS IN BOUQUET OR NATURAL FLOWERS.
TNO. CRIPPS has the honour of announcing to the Ladies of Liverpool, and the Strangers en route,
el the termination of another visit to Paris, expressly undertaken for the purpose of making complete his arrangements
with the parties he has emp,oyed to weave those beautiful productions; they are especially selected from designs executed
by the hand in the Gobelins of Paris, each separate pattern of which has invol,ed years of labour to the inmates of that
Institution. The importance of such a visit at this particular period may be estimated by the extraordinary competition,
and consequent changes and improvements, the coming Exhibition has wrought in all the various textile fabrics of France,
more particularly in Shawls.
They are now on the Premises in quantities, ready for inspection, and he is prepared to submit to the inspection of
his Customers an amount of novelty and attraction never before offered by any one House; and as his new Establishment
is unquestionably the largest for Shawls and Mantles in Europe, so he is determined that his Stock shall bear a corre-
sponding reputation for magnitude.
One of the distinctive features of his New Tapis, or Bouquet Shawl; in real Carpet Work, is their immense size,
enveloping the figure in their graceful and ample foldi. Another is their undoubted superiority over British in point of
intrinsic worth, while, for style and ilowering,Mtek exhibit the most exquisite taste, and are, indeed, a perfect garden of
flowers in miniature. The New Tanis, or Botupiet C ere Shawl, is decidedly the greatest novelty of the last half-century; and as it is
certain they will be both ,earee dear as the season advances, Ladies will do well to provide themselves from this
magnificent Stock, which in ,ondon has no equal. At the same time, Mr. CRIPPS wishes to impress on the minds of his
Customers the fact, that simultaneously with the o

now remains a permanent feature,

PURCHASING A HAT

TO THOSE
C. KIN.NEAR,
HATTER,
6, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LIVERPOOL,
espectfully calls the attention of his Customers and the Public generally, who may
AA, at this season, be about to provide themselves with a New H A I', to his unusually large, varied,
and beautiful Stock, which has been daily augmenting and receiving additions from the first Houses in every new style for
the last two months. To those Gentlem,n who are. subject to Headache, or who perspire freely, D. C. KINNEAR, with
P
erfect confidence, recommends his ver light ZEPHYR HAT being extremely easy and comfortable in wear, quite ven-
tilating, and as much grease proof as it is possible to render any Hat. Indeed they may be truly considered a " great
luxury" in this hot weather.—Prices, 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., mut 16s. 6d.

GENTLEMEN'S CAPS,
For TRAVELLING JAU STING, SEA-USE, SEA-SIDE, TOWN WEAR, THEATRE,
CONCERT, &c..
ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE,
IN THE CRESCENT, OPPOSITE ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH•

SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIETY was held at Edinburgh on 6th
May, 1851, when ROBERT CHAMBERS, Esq., the Senior Director, having taken the ('hair, the following Report was rear
" REPORT BY THE DIRECTORS OF THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY TO TH"
TWENTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD ON 6TH MAY, 1851.
" It is most gratifying to the Directors to report, on this occasion; a farther rise on the'part of the Soc;-'
rary depression in the extent of the annual business which they had to lament two years ago, as a i'
consequence of the general depression of the country.
" The following is an abstract of the business relating to Policies, which has been transacted during the year ending the Ist
of March last :

piety from the tempo

113,274
11,175

kor RE PRECEDING YEAR BY ,
THE AMOUNT ASSURED EXCEEDS THAT OF THE PRECEDING YEAR BY £61,924,—whi1e the Premiums and Entry-Money 144 are
£l9ll IN ADVANCE THOSE OF 1850.
" The Policies lapsed by death during the past year are Sixty-six in number, assuring sums amonnting to £42.4^'
BONUSES OF WHICH AMOUNT TO £6771, making tope'

_......... „...,—.“ ...., .1 recedig b . over that or ~- _ae number of deaths ri hieh have Occurred in the past year are only three in advance
.., 'Ram, , ~ply.
of the year ending Ist March, 1850, and two in advance of 1849., This increase is less than might have been expected from the
advancing ages of the Members, and the increase of the Sociekrs business.
" The Directors feel the more satisfied with the progress the Society thus appears to be making, when they reflect on
the greatly increased competition which now exists in the business of Life Assurance. Nor are all other Offices so scrupulous in
Ithe means by which business is obtained as the Scorristi EQUITABLE, and other Scottish Mutual Offices invariably are. The
Directors cannot refrain from once more referriugeto the system of giving commission to persons bringing business who are
not the authorized Agents of the Office, but merely the private Agents of parties Assuring, as a system which, by means not
easily to be defended, gives many offices, a great advantage over others. The Scorrrsur EQUITABLE, moreover, has never
ranked amongst those Offices which court favour by the appearance (for it is not a reality) of low Premiums, being satisfied that
perfect security, in connection with a division of the entire surplus, is the safest- principle on which to nrocei.d. Tn find tid.
__ ..... .

source o. ,ne highest gratification.
" The Directors having found that, in many instances, the charge of Entry-money was unpalatable to parties assurtr! take this opportunity of stating, that during the past year they framed a scale by which an option is given of commutin
Entry-money into a small annual rate, varying, according to age, from sevenpence to one shin*
ment they believe to nave given general satisfaction.
" It had long been contemplated by several of the Directors, that much good might result from a professional investigat
into the affairs of the Society. Finding their views at length sanctioned by the example of another highly respectable Mut
Office, they deemed themselves entitled to bring the matter under the consideration of the Board, and it was determined, at
Extraordinary Court held on the 6th February last, to remit the whole affairs of the SCOTTISH EQUITABLE to a thorough inv
tigation, by three gentlemen of the highest respectability and tal.mt,namely,--JoHN SINCLAIR CUNNINGHAM, Esq., Seer',
to the Commercial Bank of Scotland; JOHN HUNTER, Esq., Auditor of the Court of Session; and -
Esq., Accountant.
" The Directors have only further to express the great satisfaction which the Committee's Report has afforded them
clearly testifying the accuracy, zeal, and success with which the affairs of the Society have from first to last been conducted
-- -
T 7Pnort ' the Comrr 'ee of Inv- Ai was 1 d 11- -

ling per cent,--which arran

lALPH k.RSICINE§CC

.Ic. eeting. Copies of it may be had at the Society's Oft
in Edinburgh, and will soon be in the hands of all the Society's Agents. It is most comprehensive and satisfactory, and
!r the following heads, viz. :—The Management, the Books, and the Investments of the Society. It shows, in p from the institution of the Society, in 1831, down to the present time, no loss has heen sustained upon Loans
Securities of any description whatever;" and it states that this exemption from loss • " affords the best and most satisfacte
evidence that could be furnished, of prudent, careful, and efficient management on the part of the Manager and Secretary,unc
the authority of the Directors, and is perhaps unparailelled in the experience of .Public Companies."
These Reports having been read, the CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the Report by the Directors, which was unaniirou:

the affairs; and the following G

airman. the meeting separated

TO IST MARCH, 1851

I Accumulated I
Fund.

414,661
92,816

)BT. CHRISTIE, MANAGE

FS, Esq., Merchant.
EAD, Esq., Merchant,

'ITHEBARN-STREET

A SINGLE, TOOTH FOR FIVE SHILLINGS'
IVIESSRS. COOPER and CO., SURGEON-DENTISTS'
10, Slater-street, beg to inform their Friends and the
Public that they are at length enabled to make TEETH avail-
able to all classes; their price for each Tooth being 55., which
can only be increased by the quality of the mounting.
From one to a complete set supplied without extracting any
teeth or stumps, or giving any pain whatever. This method
has procured universal approbation, and is recommended as
being the most ingenious system of ..a ,pplying artificial teeth
hitherto invented. Decayed Teeth'permanently stopped with
Cooper's Paste Enamel, which prevents tooth-ache and further
decay, 2s. 6d.

SCURVY AND' ALL DISEASES OF THE GUMS
EFFECTUALLY CURED.
CtOPER and Co. have discovered certain remedies
for these distressing maladies which they alone can apply, after
which application the use of their Anodyne Tincture will en-
tirely extirpate the complaint; ss. and 7s. Gd. per bottle.
Country patients are respectfully informed that the sim-
plicity or Messrs. Cooper and Co.'s ; method requires but
little time for one or a complete set of teeth.
Attendance from 10 till 6 o'clock. Artificial Palates made in
a superior manner. Badly applied teeth remodelled. Ex-
tracting, scaling, &c. Children's Teeth regulated. Schools
attended.

10, SLATFR STRUT, LIVERPOOL,