The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-03 00:00:00

MONEY ! MONEY ! MONEY !

THOUSANDS

OF POUNDS STERLING
GIVEN AWAY ! !
THE PICTORIAL TIMES.
TO THE PUBLIC.

We purpose to give to one of each class of 10,000 of our AN-
NUAL SUBSCRIBERS the sum of ONE THOUSAND
POUNDS sterling, upon the following 01,11--:

Each ANNUAL SUBSCRIBER e PICTORIAL TIMES
when he pays his Subscription have a Receipt bearing a
Number. To the Subscnb our Newspaper who shall hold

the Number correspr:tiplierwith that which will entitle the
Subscriber to the A nion on the Drawing
IN APRIL, 1846,
TO THE FIRST-DRAWN LARGEST PRIZE,
WE WILL PAY
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS STERLING,

on producing his Receipt at our office; and also the like sum o
£lOOO to our Subscriber whose Receipt shall bear the same
Number with 10,000 added ta. it ; and so forward, a sum of
£lOOO for every additional 100)00 Subscribers.

In consequence, however, of numerous requests from all parts
of the United Kingdom, that this sum should be divided into a
greater Number of gifts, the £lOOO appropriated to each series
of 10,000 Subscribers beyond 30,000 will be divided into ELEVEN
GIFTS; viz., the first £3OO to the number corresponding with
that which shall obtain the First Drawn Largest Prize in the
Art-Union ; £2OO to:the next higher number ; £lOO to the next ;
and £5O to each of the Eight consecutive Numbers ; all within
the same series of 10,000.

For instance, supposing No. 256 to obtain the FIRST-
DRAWN LARGEST PRIZE of the ART UNION, then the
Subscriber to the PICTORIAL TIMES whose Receipt bears the
No. 256 will receive the first £lOOO
No. 10,256 .. the second £lOOO
No. 20,256 .. the third £lOOO
No. 30,256 .. .. £3OO
No. 30,257 .. . : £2OO
No. 30,258 .. .. £lOO
No. 30,259 .. .. £5O
No. 30,260 .. .. £5O
No. 30,261 .. .. £5O
No. 30,262 .. .. £5O
No. 30,263 .. .. £5O
No. 30,264 .. .. £5O
No. 30,265 .. £5O
No. 30,266 .. .. £5O
No. 40,256 .. .. £3OO
- &c., &c.
No. 50,256 .. • . £3OO
&c., &c.
And so on FOR EVERY ADDITIONAL TEN THOUSAND
SUBSCRIBERS,
GIFTS to the Amount of
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS ;
Subscribers being at liberty to take out their Subscription in
whichever Series they like,
The PAYMENT of the MONEY

will be made immediately after the result is known of the Art
Union, in
GOLD, OR BANK NOTES,
At the Office, 351, Strand, London.
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The Annual §Vibscription'to this beautifully Illustrated News-
paper, containing, weekly, from 20 to 30 Engravings, and All
the News of the Week, 18 TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS AND SIX-
PENCE ; and it will be perceived that Parties subscribing may
obtain the sum of .4'looo upon the above Plan, which is an un-
conditional GIFT' upon our part, WITHOUT ANY CONSIDERA-
TION OF ANY SORT WHATEVER.

Orders should be given immediately to secure this elegant
production, which, when bound, forms Two beautiful Volumes
containing 1500 Engravings, most valuable information, and all
the News of the Year.
There are now Six Volumes complete of the PICTORIAL
TIMES. containing together upwards of 5000 Engravings; and

parties Wishing to osiess the whole of this really elegant Work
of Art, splendidly bound, can obtain them by taking Four Sub-
scription Receipts, which will entitle them tell the advantages
offered for the year 1846.
Subscriptions can be paid through any
BOOKSELLER, NEWS AGENT, OR POSTMASTER,
in England, Scotland, or Ireland, who will obtain the numbered
Receipt for the same ; or at the Office, 351, Strand, London ; or
by transmitting a Postoffice order for 6s. 7d., with the
Address to which the Newspaper is to be sent, when a num-
bered Receipt will be returned by mt:,„

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CHARLES EVANS,
Publisher of the Pictorial Times
Office, 351, Strand, London, November 3, 1845.