The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

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_ Season Tickets, Five Shillings
_ tid. Children under 12 years of Age, Half-price
FROM SINE IN THE MOANING TILL DUSK
WM. GAWIN HERDMAN,

Secretary

WILL SHORTLY CLOSE.
ALREADY VISITED BY UPWARDS OF FIVE THOUSAND

IN LIVERPOOL !
MR. BRUNETTI'S MODEL OF ANCIENT
JERUSALEM,
as it stood in the DAYS of TH E REDEEMER, from the Sacred
Scriptures, Josephus, and all the learned Authorities. The
Most interesting work ever submitted to the Christian World.
Boum 4.XHIBITION-1100M, BOLD-STREET.
acriptiQ LT's Eleven till Four and from Seven till Ten. A de-
sion, 0"'ll be given a few minutes after each hour. Admis-
IllustraC Shilling
; Children and School°
Pamphlet, with an accurate Mat

Half-price
ixpence.

TESTIMONIAL TO MR. HENRY BOOTH,

OF THE
LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY.
different
a MEETING of GENTLEMEN Tinterested in
.A.
iverponi RAILWAYS, held in the Clarendon Rooms, in

CHARLES LAWRENCE, Esq., in the Chair,
~'6lolfecl unanimously,—
110 this
Inat it is the opinion of Meeting that Mr. HExay
'5" is eminently entitled to a Public Testimonial for the
ber,rtant services which he has rendered during a period of
balti rtY twenty years not only to the Liverpool and Manchester
' with which he has been so long and beneficially con_
L (I, but to Railways in general, winch have, been largely
44.efited by his mature experience in the management of their
airs."

1,1/4 Present amount of Subscriptions ...... 12s.
pi, List f Subsribers, and of the sums subscribed, with a
I,Ctelhento of the proceedings of the Committee, will be for-
aicr"d to each Contributor. The Subscription List will be
td closed.
CIUtIAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE,
CHARLES LAWRENCE, Esq., Liverpool.
IRONORARY TREASURER
Live. HARIVIAN EARLE, Esq., Liverpool.
let October, 1846.

DTHE CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY.
ONATIONS to the FUND for BUILDING FREE
CHURCHES in the NEW DISTRICTS of the PARISH
LIVERPOOL, assigned by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
"Teter 6th and 7th Victoria.
EDMUND MOLYNEUX and CHAS. GROVES, Treasurers.

Amount previously advertised

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knOnYMous, per Chas. ;Lng, Mrs.
Groves 5OO 0 Luond, Wm.
Arbuthnot, G. C.
Ackland, Rev. T. 5..... 1 1 Lawrence, Rev. C. W. (2d
ACkers, Joseph
Ackers James lO 0 Langtry, George
Broodier, J. 13. (second Muddy, W.
donation) lO 0 Mawdsley, James
Brocklehank, Thos. .... 50 0 Mulleneux, Rev. W.
Bird, Wm 5 0 MacGregor, W. F
Bremner, H 5 5 Moore, W
Bousfield, M. (second (Morris, J. G.
donation)
Beckwith, Miss
Bennett, Win. 5 0 Macrae, J. H
Bright, Rd., Bold-street 10 0 M'Crackan, W.
10 0 Moss, Thomas
25 0 Moss, Cottingham
10 10 Moss, W. H.
io 0 Neilson, Daniel
20 0 Neilson, J. B.

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Barton, Thos.
Bent, John
Bent, James
Baron, John
"told! James
Crellin, James 5 0 Neuman, C. M.
Carson, Thos. 5 0 Neuman H
Crook, R. S. lO 0 Naylor, W. Todd
Casson John 5 01Naylor, H. Todd.
Davenport, J., Westwood Newton, Samuel.
Hall. 5O 0 Newton,Thomas.
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'Yal.:l6l, Miss 5 0 Pennington, John
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E,wart, Peter
Eccles, John 5O 0 Poole, Braithwaite.
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NEW PRIVATE BILLIARD ROOM.
JOSEPH TEENY, ORIENTAL DIVAN, Clayton-
square, has OPENED for his Friends and Patrons, a new
PRIVATE BILLIARD-ROOM, which for excellence of Table,
style of decoration, and management, is unequalled by any in
or out of London. The following, which are curtailed from the
notices of the local papers, will fully illustrate its beauty :
" The style of decorations in the room is perfectly unique,
and exhibits unequalled taste and spirit."—CH RONIC LE.
" Decidedly the handsomest Room in Liverpool. In accom-
modation no expense has been spared."—ALaroN.
" Far superior to anything hitherto attempted—strictly
private and highly respectable."-MAIL.
" It will gratify all admirers of comfort and good taste."—
ME RC CT ItY.

• THE ROOM IS NOW OPEN DAILY.
A FRESH SUPPLY of LONDON OYSTERS is received
DAILY.

GENUINE OLD IRISH MALT WHISKEY.
Half Pint of fine Port or Sherry, Is. ; Pint, 25.; Quart, 48
ORIENTAL DIVAN,
7, CLAYTON-SQUARE.

ST. GEORGE'S INN AND EAGLE HOTEL.
FENWICK-STREET, NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH,

LIVERPOOL.
GEORGE LATHAM, in returning thanks for the
very liberal encouragement he has received since he
entered upon the above Hotel, respectfully announces that
DINNERS of HOT JOINTS are ready from Twelve o'clock
every day. Charge, One Shilling each.
SOUPS alWays ready.

G. L. trusts:from his long experience as Cook to the Pala-
tine Club, and subsequently as Manager at the Adelphl Shades,
to afford the greatest satisfaction to those who may favour him
With their commands. _

Farmers and Gentlemen frequenting the Corn-Exchange can
be accommodated with Private Rooms. Dinner Parties accom-
modated on the shortest notice.
Every ACCOMMODATION for COMMERCIAL MEN.
The Lovers of a PRIME GLASS of PORTER will meet with
it at the St. George's Hotel.