The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-20 00:00:00

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THE INFANT APP HO
to Dublin, will have the

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TWO FAREWELLoonour CONCgiERTI
In Liverpool : the first by request of a number of
THIS MORNING (Friday), the 20th instant.
AL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT n -
Two o'Clock, when she will
Airs, with the addition or
will exhibit her powers in Sacrec
She will also be -
VINNING, on the
VINNING, on the Piano-fort
Admission 26. 6d.; Fan)
Children and Schools, Hall
The SECOND and positively th
given on MONDAY EVENING ne
at the IVIUSIC-HALL. BOLD-STREET,
tion of the lovers of Music in all the r
Society.

Lssisted, as heretoff
Violin, and her

ickets t

AdinirsiOn at the Music-hall,—Pront S(
Seats, ls. ; Children and Schools. Half-prig
Programmes to be had at the Masic Shone

CONr.Frz

f RWM PORTICO.
i. . HOLDEN
IVI Friends and the Pablie that
place on WEDNESDAY
the PORTICO, Newington, nn

NE FV/Ar G TOA

!;VENIN

PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS: pi
MISS STOTT, MISS HOLDEN,
Mr. STOTT, Mr. JOHN STOTT, Mr. ANDI
Mr. Assisted by aDAVIES,
n efficient Chorus.

Solo Performer on the Man.
Conductor, Mr.
Tickets, Body cf the Roor
be had at Mr. WEISS'S V
the Courier-office, Casty
Shops.

7. HOLIS

Gallery

s Music X

Poors to open at Half.
at Eight o'clock.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMON
'THE Committee have to inform t
Society, and the Public generally,
chided with the Directors of the Coll(
the occupation of their Lecture I
future Rehearsals and Concerts 0
This arrangement giving the C
admitting an extended number o
Individuals wishing to become
signify such intention to
at the Office of Messrs. IYEILOTV
court, Exchange street -

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Society, that his or her name o
The Two first UNDRESS
for MONDAY next, the 23d in:
February, upon which occasior
to receive the names of Mernbi
sidents by them introduced.
o'clock, and the Concert coma
The first FULL-DRESS. I
MONDAY, the 27th March,
Machin, and Mr. Walton are
who recently made so succes
Thalberg, will perform oil the
By on

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debut i

EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, HARFORD-ST
MOUNT-PLEASANT.
'THE FRIENDS and SUPPORTERS of ti
1. CHARITY are respectfully informed th-
NUAL MEETING will take place on S -
21st instant, at the Clarendon Rooms,
their attendance is particularly requested
GEORGE GRANT, F
C. T. DUNLEVIE, Honorary
January 18, 1843.

at On

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rresiden

A T a numerous and highly• respectable MEETING
1-1. PROPRIETORS of the LONDON and BRIGH'.
RAILWAY COMPANY, held on the 18th instant, in I
verpool,

WILLIAM EARLE
the following Resolutions were

Esq. ir

" 1. That, in the opinion of
the Brighton Railway do not t
fidence of the Proprietors whicn
of the concern, and that means shot(
to put the board of Directors on a more sat)
" 2. That, from whatever cause this stat
arisen, the existence of the fact is plane sit
the demand for a change ; butt leeting c(
excess hitherto unexplained in the cost of I
of the Line, not merely over the original,
vised estimates, as also the very defective sta
pany's accounts, as shewn by the Report ci
appointed in January 1842, affords, in the
other causes, good ground for withdrawing t
from those to whose management the affairs
have hitherto been entrusted.
" 3 That, entertaining these sentiments, th
Sider it inexpedient to proceed in the present
liarnent with any bill for an extension of the
end of London, but that in the bill about to 1
legalising the Loan Notes, it be recommends
a clause to reduce the number of Directors fro
to tea, and that a new election of the whole B
place at a Meeting to be called immediately al
of the Act.

the Direc

!njoy that full ind

d be im

" 4. That it is the opinion of this Meeti
neration of such Directors should not

annum."
The following resolutions a

" 5. That, pending these co
ing feels strongly inclined to ai
to watch over their interests ;

measure sharing in, the objections which may
the part of the Board, to adopting measures
and advice of others, who are not responsible
either as regards the safety of the Public or
the Concern, they trust to a sense of prop
members of the Board to create, at once, the

cies by a voluntary surrender or
the Proprietors at large to appoint or re-elect
in their places as will, in their o
between the Shareholders and the 13on.
sirable to establish.
" 6. That it is expedient the Shareholders, in a,.
of the country, should act in unison.
" 7. That Mr. William Earle, Mr. Hugh Hornby
Mr. John Chorley, be appointed a deputation fr
next General Meeting, on behalf of the Liverpool Pro
and that immediate steps be taken to procure them
proxies as possible, for the purpose of carrying out t
of these resolutions, or of pursuing such other measi
the interests of the company, as circumstances ma 3
expedient.
" 8. That these resolutions be forwarded to the 80,
London, not later than the 25th instant, and that a cotnt,
nication respectfully requesting that the Directors will talc,
them into immediate consideration, and favour the Pro-
prietors by coming to a decision upon them on or Le fore th
Ist of February.
"9. That a copy of these resolutions be sent to
cheater, York, Leeds, Lancaster, Dublin, and Glas,
a recommendation that meetings be called in the said pl
for the purpose of urging the Proprietors to adopt then
similar resolutions, and to forward them to London be
January 25."
N.B. Proxies will be received by the Chairman, at
Office, No. 4, Commercial-buildings, Water.street, Li
pool, where forms may be procured. It is earnestly
quested that those Proprietors who coincide in the vies
the Meeting, will have the goodness to send in their Prc
on or before the Ist of February next. After nap,:
three Gentlemen of the Deputation, the words "
should be inserted.

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THE LATE FIRE IN LAWTON-,
THE FIRE on Thursday, the sth instal.
'
1 FOSTER and STEWART'S having been so rapid ,
was utterly impossible for the WORKMEN to save a
their TOOLS, and they are, in consequence, without
means of resuming their occupation. A few Gentlemenurposo
formedpealitg l to
ohepmubselie lvessyminptaotah7on Committee
behalffoorr
the sufferers, the
p
vinced that an Appeal, under such afflicting circurnsta
will not be made in vain.
Books are left at the various Banks and Newspaper-of
and Mr. SAMUEL HOLME and Mr. TtioNtAs HAIGn
consented to act as joint Treasurers, and, with the assis
of the Committee, will take care that the amount rai:
faithfully distributed, according to the loss sustained
by
individual.
The following Sums have already been received :

Messrs. Grissell and Peto, London• • 1 10 0
The Worshipful the Msrsaoy.no.
...............
c... 0... 0 0
IXOO s, d.
Messrs. Foster and Stewart ..... ,
Messrs. Samuel and James Holm
Bartin Haigh, Esq. .............
Mr. Thomas Haigh ......
Mr. George mason) R0bin50n.......
Messrs. Dempsey, Frost and Co.
Matthew Gregson, Esq .. .
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William Wood, Esq.
James Robinson, Es
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Rev. J. B. Monk .
AMARMiI. rrrr.V... George
J.lj. AlexanderooaYhso Holt,eilepsehj Yates
E Whitennsseq°BEsq,iJohnson..
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Thompson.., . Deane-street .. . .
J. Chaffers, Esq ..
Mr. Robert M'Ke ................
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Mr.
John Braithwaite.
Mr. Long, Rodney-
An3brose Lace Esq.Williamstreeet
; jun.. Myer .. Esq
AM. Georgelerssrs.M Holdenellor'nndWe-ton
Mr. James H01t...
Mr. William Statham..
John Wyberg, Esq
Richard Radcliffe, Esq....
William Wain, Esq.
Charles Okill, Esq •
John Fletcher, Esq.
E• G. Deane, Esq
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Mr. Thomas James
3,1 r. Thomas Bean
Mrs. Penn, Baths,. ..............
Elias Arnaud, Esq • • - ............ •
Thomas Harvey, Esq ..............
Mr. F. Pinnington ................ .
Mr. William Williams ............ ..
Richard Scholes, Esq .......... .i.l ..
Mr. Thomas Jones. Brovvnlow-h I ..
Mr. J. P. Adams. Birmingham ..... .
James Crosbie, Esq
Alderman William Earle
Alderman J. B. Moore
Alderman J. H. Turner : .......
Richard Ellison Harvey, Esq
Enoch Harvey, Esq. ..........
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Henry Holmes, Esq. ........
Francis Maxwell, Esq. ......
1 0 0
William Wareing. Esc! ......... ~..: 0
Messrs. James Bateson and So ~...
.... 1 0 0
Mr. Clayton (brewer) ..........
..... 010
Mr. Richard Moore .........
0 10 6
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Mr. John Jones
_street__
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Franklin a and
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0 10 0
Mr. William Sbuttlew Lb
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ARMierrv...T.l F. . mi. I James
Bennettiffl t a t
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666
Davies,fCnß:nkirch-street..
0 10 0
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Mr. Thomas
lEdwardsonp' R
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Mr. RietiardlsClishoi

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3 0 0
2 2 0

9 0 0

2 0 0

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