The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-10 00:00:00

That the thanks of the Meeting

readiness to take on the passenger to his destination ; and these
trips will be repeated as often, and at such places, not only in
the great thoroughfares, but in their intersectines, as shall he
judged best suitable to the public convenience.
The present Omnibus fare being Sixpence for any distance,
howevershort, and to be paid over and over again, if business

or pleasure call the passenger to make stops On. his_ route

travelling tints becomes a serious expenditure ; but by the new
system a somewhat discursive journey can be taken at the cost

of a few pence.
The advantages to be derived by the public at this trivial
expenditure are, the saving of wear and tear of clothes and
shoes,—shelter from the heat and other inclemency of the
weather,—the sparing the personal fatigue occasioned by walk-
ing,—the enabling housekeepers and their servants to attend
the best markets, the shopkeeper to send his parcels, and
artizans to remove their families from crowded dwellings into
the country air, because of the cheapness of that transit which
will enable him to add an hour to his labour, and come to it
unfatigued, much to the benefit of himself and his employer.
To the aged, the invalid, and the infirm, it will afford the
means of locomotion at a cheap rate ; in fact, there is no class
uninterested in the success of a measure so much tending to
personal ease and convenience; and the Company is divided
into small Shares, to enable the public, whose business it is, to
give it their support, and partake of the advantages it will
afford.

Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation, and
taking to their destination, of passengers by the Railways ; and
where large bodies of workmen congregate, accr"."--
will be afforded at such hours
and evening, as will best suit them

s in the morning, dinner-tim

Neither the formation of this Company, nor its operations,
require an Act of the Legislature, but simply a Deed of Settle-
ment, which will be prepared and settled by Counsel on behalf
of all parties ; but until the same shall be executed, the Directors
have the right of making such alterations in, and additions
to, the plan of the Company, as they may deem advisable.

The projectors, who registered (provisionally) this Company,
on the twenty-ninth day of September last, in consideration of
their exertions in projecting, maturing, and introducing to the
Shareholders, a Company promising such great advantages,
being willing to look only to a small fractional part of the sur-
plus profits for their reward, it is stipulated and agreed on,

shall have, during the continuance of the Company,-in equal
fourth parts, to the use of themselves, four-twentieths of such

surplus profits as may remain after defraying all costs and
charges, and allowing a reasonable sum for wear and tear, and
after paying a dividend to the Shareholders of Five l'
per Centum per Annum on the Capital subscribe
to be paid annually, and whenever otherwis

a dividend of

such surplus profits to be,
Centtun per annum, divided

iron to the said Five per

in g to the num
When 10,000

if their respective sl
es are subscribed

Company as

rmed for operations, provided a Certific-ate *of complete
tion be obtained, and the Call of One Pound per Share
reon. It is proposed that further calls shall not meet'.

than three months. -
Surther --information Mar be obtafned "of the Company's
Solicitor, 11r. HENRY BREMNER: 3, Temple-court Liverpool;