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

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.
THE HALV:NEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of
this COMPANY will be held, at the Company's Office, 61,
Moorgate-street, London, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th of Februa-

ry, at One o'clock precisely
By order, .

AMBER GATE, Nat"I'INGIIANI AND BOSTON,
AND EASTERN JuNcTioN RAILWAY.
THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT, with-
-1 out condescending to notice any of the anonymous and
false statements which have from time to time appeared in se-

every measure has been
fident will insure the

Ity order of

Nottingham, 2th January, 1846

JOHN GOI:GII, Secretary

AMBERGATE, NOTTINGHAM, AND BOSTON
AND EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY
' COMPANY.

THE DIRECTORS of the above COMPANY hive
great pleasure in announcing to the Shareholders that they
have entered into an arrangement, subject to the approval of
Parliament, for an AMALGAMATION WITH THE GRAND
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY. The Shares in the Amber-
gate, Nottingham, and Boston, and Eastern Junction Railway,
and the Grand Union Railway Companies, are, by the terms of
the agreement, to rank equal in point of value. The united
Capital will be sufficient to carry out the proposed Branches
without the necessity bf issuing any new or extension Shares.

In conclusion, thebirectors beg to state their confident belief
that no obstacle can now arise, to prevent the passin..o^ of a Bill,
for what must ultimately become one of the most valuable and
important lines in the kingdom.
By order, JOHN GOUGH,
12. Parliament-street, London, January 19th, 184 t

Secretary

A SINGLE TOOTH FOR FIVE SHILLINGS.
1 ESSRS. COOPER and Co., SURGEON DENTISTS,
10, Slater-street, Liverpool, beg to inform the inhabitants
of Liverpool and vicinity, that they are at length enabled to
MAKE TEETH AVAILABLE TO ALL CLASS
price for a Single Tooth bei

the full price of their best Teed
ineredsed by expensive niountinFt

•hatever quantity may b,
riends and the Public. i

Tti as. 141 %' ERPO

Eoral anti igrobturtal

W. F. Hulton, Esq., has been gazetted a deputy lieu
tenant for Lancashire.
The assizes will commence at Chester on Saturday
March 28.

The iuhabitants of Warrington, at a public meetin,
save decided on applying for a charter of incorporation.
At the post-office i❑ this town, nearly 120,000 wont

orders are granted during the ye

on which must amount to above I:2

he commission onl

The bridge erected by Mr. Marsden, of Liverpool, at
Creg Willey's-hill, Isle of Man, was carried away by the
recent flJod, and both arches destroyed.

Tuotnas M•Gratli,
at his residence in Cm
ANOTHER DOOMED FRIGATE

dropped down end instantly expired
n-street, Toxteth-park.
—One of the best ra

zees in the navy, the Dublin, 50:gun frigate; late the flag.
ship in the Pacific, has been selected by the Navy Office
fora lazaretto for Liverpool, to replace the Merlin.

We observe that the great Western steamer will start
from this port on her first trip this season, to New York,
on the 11th of April, and the Great Britain on the 9th of

A man of the name of Nathaniel Currie is now in cus-
tody at Manchester, charged with the murder of a young
woman named Elizabeth Ellison, whose body was bound
in the Rochdale Canal, on the 10:h instant.
The collections, at the opening of the Irish Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday last, amounted to the extremely libe-
ral sum of £243; and the'receipts since have been £43,
making a total of £286.
Fort Anne, the residence of Sir William Hillary, at
the Isle of Man, has been sold to James Newton, Esq.,
Cheadle Heath, Cheshire, proprietor of Harrold rower,
for the sum of £l3OO.

The new iron steam-packet now building in the Clyde
for the Station between Liverpool and Douglas, will be
called the Tynwald, the hill on which all the laws of the
island must be proclaimed before they are acted upon.

Fifty gentlemen were present at the annual
the Liverpool Chees Club, at the Adelphi Hotel.,

Augustus Mongredien occupied the chair,
and the vice-chair was filled by Mr. James Lister
We understand that at the council meeting
ort will be made resvectine t}

nesday

elaborate

pure air for the town

CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH.—On Wednesday morn
ng week, Elizabeth Champion, a child about two month

old, pulled a cup of hot coffee over her and
scalded. She died on .Suriday week.
OXTON.—Tilis rapidly improving towns]
lighted up with thirty patent naptha lamps.

was severely

hip is now

are fitted up with what are termed coxcomb burners,
having a powerful reflector, of the butterfly shape.
John Carturit, living Mary-street, Hampstead-road,

an uncle in Liverpool he had heconie possessed of £B,OOO
Carturit, who is a hatter by trade.

In very reduced circutr

A set of new chairs has

been intro