The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-19 00:00:00

ORAN' JUNCTION RAILWAY.

THE DIRECTORS of the GRAND JUNCTION RAIL-
WAY COMPAN Y wish to call the attention of Stone-
masons and other Persons willing to Contract fer such a Work,
to their Design of constructing a large Viaduct or Bridge
across the Valley of the Weaver, in thetowuship of Dutton
and county of Chester.
The Plans and Specifications arev`:in course of preparation,
and further notice will be given when they are completed.
—ln the meantime the following particulars may be useful
for the information of persons desirous of undertaking the
Contract.

The 'Viaduct is to be built of Stone, to consist of eighteen
arches of 60 feet span each, and to be raised 60 feet from the
surface of the Valley, or thereabouts. Stone of the best qua-
lity (which is to be found in the neighbourhood) will be re-
quired ; and sureties will be demanded for the due performance
of the Contract.
Further information may be obtained on application at the
Company's officeq
a Mersey Ch mbers, Old Churchyard, Liver-
pool.
By order of the Directors,
,GEORGE STEPHENSON, Engineer.

MANCHESTER BOLTON, AND BURY CANAL
NAVIGATION AND RAILWAY.

NOTICE IS 11ERE135i GIVEN, that application is in.
.-I.N tended to be made to Parliament, in the next ensuing.
Session, for an Act or Acts to amend, extend, enlarge, and
render more effectual the powers and provisions of two several.
Acts of Parliament, one passed in the first and second years of
the reignP of his present Majesty King WiWain the Fourth,
entitled "An Act to enable the Company of Proprietors of the
"Canal Navigation from Manchester to 13olton and to Bury, to
"make and maintain a Railway from Manchester to Bolton
"and to Bury, in the county palate of Lancaster, upon or
" near the line of the said Canal Nailgation, and to make and
"maintain a collateral branch to communicate therewith ;" and
the other, passed in the second year of the reign of his said
present Majesty
"to enable the King William file Fourth, entitled "An Act
Company of 'Proprietors of the Manchester,
"Bolton, and Bury .Canal Navigation and Railway to alter
"some parts of the said Canal Navigation, to alter and amend
"the line of the said Railway, to make further collateral
"branches thereto, and for amending the powers and provisions
"of the Act relating to the said Canal and Railway and that
it is intended to obtain power to make and maintain a branch
Railway from and out of the main line of Railway, authorized
by the said Acts, or one of them, to be made between the towns
of Manchester and Bolton, in the said county, commencing
from the west side of the said main line of Railway, (by one
branch at or near a certain' place called Agecroft-hall, in the
township of Pendlebury, in the parish of -Eccles, in the said
county, and by another branch at or near a certain other place
called Clifton-hall, in the township of Clifton, in the said parish
of Eccles, such two branches joining or running into each
other,. within the said township of Pendlebury,) and extending
to or passing through or into the several parishes of Prestwich,
or Prestwich-cum-Oldham, Eccles, Dean, Bolton, Tvldesley,
or Tyldesley-cum-Shackerley, Leigh, Wigan, WinwiCk, Pres-
cot, Ormskirk, Walton-on-the-Hill, and Liverpool, or some of
them, all in the county of Lancaster, and also extending to or
passing through or into the several townships, hamlets, chapel=
ries. or places of Pendleton, Clifton, Prestwich, Pendlebury,
Swinton, or Swinton-in-Worsley, Roe-green, worsiey, Little
Hulton, Ellenbrook, Mosley Common, Tyldesley, or Tyldesley-
cum-Shackerlev, Atherton, West Leigh, Abram, Ashton, or
Ashton-in-Mackerfield, Downall:green, Senala-green, Billiuge,
Chadwick-green, Winstanley, Windle, or Windle-cuni-Hard-
shaw, Rainford, Moss Borough, in Rainford, SirnmonswoOd,
(sometimes called extra parochial;) Bickerstaffe, Kirkby, or
Kirby, West Derby, Fazakerley, Walton. or Walton-on-the
Hill, Bootle, or Bootle-cum-Linacre, 'Kirkdale, and Liverpool,
or some of them, all in the said county of Lancaster, and termi-
nating at or near the north side of a certain street in Liverpool
aforesaid, calledWilliams'-street. And also to make and main-
tain another branch Railway from and out of the said main line
of Railway, (authorized by the said Acts or one of them,) to be
made between the said towns of Manchester and Bolton, com-
mencing from the east side of the said main line of Railway,
at or near a certain place in the township of Little Lever, in
the parish of Bolton, in the said county of Lancaster, called
Foggs, extending to or passing through or into the several
parishes of Bolton; or Great Bolton, Middleton, Radcliffe, Bury,
and Whalley, or some of them, all in the said county of Lancaster,
and also extending to or passing through or into the several
township, hamlets, chapelries or places of Little Lever,
Darcy Lever, Ainsworth, Radcliffe, Elton, Tottington Lower
End, Walmersley, Tottington Higher End, El aslingden, New
Hall Hey, Coupe, Leach, Hall, Carr, and Lower Booths, or
some of them, all in the said county, and terminating at or near
a certain place where the roads from Burnley to- Bury, and
from Bacup to Haslingden cross each other, between New
Hall Hey and Rawtenstall, in the township of Lower Booths,
,in the parish of Whalley, in the said county, and to make and
maintain a collateral Branch Railway, from and out of the said
last mentioned Wench Railway, commencing from, at, or near
certain Pits, or Marl Pits, at or near a ,fence between -fields in
the occupation of William Laycock and -James Greenhaulgli
in the township of Ainsworth, in the parish of Middleton, in
the said county, and on the east side of the said last mentioned
Branch Line of Railway, and extending to or passing through
or into the several parishes'of Middleton, Radcliffe, and Bury,
or some of them, in the said county, and also extending to or
passing through or into the several townships of- Ainsworth,
Radcliffe, Elton, and Bury, or some of them, all in the said
county,, and terminating at or near the west side of certain
Stores, belonginf,..7, to the said Company, near to Bury Bridge,
in the of Bury aforesaid. And also to make. construct;
and maintain proper Warehouses, Wharfs, Landing-places;
Tunnels, Steam and other Engines, Works and conveniences
adjoining to the said several Branches and collateral Branches,
or connected therewith. And it is intended to obtain, by the
said Act or Acts-so to be applied for, powers to raise such fur-
ther sums of money as may be, necessary for carrying into
execution the several purposes of such Act or Acts, and also of
. the said recited Acts. Dated this 11th day of NoVomber, 1833
MILLER and PEEL, Attornits, Liverpool.

PRICE 71).

REMOVAL.
TAMES_ CSDIER WILCO, Da A PE. its and T.Atrons, grate-
fully acknowledge the kind favours theyrhave received at
their old Establishthent, Bold-street, an4ebeg to inform their
Friends and the Public, that they bi Jo- removed to
,iLORD-
STREET, corner of North John-st fret, where they hope, by ll
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attention, punctuality, and moderate prices, to merit their futuro :QM
patronage.

ST. HELEN'S AND RUNCORN GAP RAILWAY.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is in-
tended to be made to Parliament in the next ensuing
Session, for an Act to alter, amend, enlarge, explain, and
render more effectual the powers and provisions of an Act
passed in the eleventh year of the reign of his toe-Majesty
King George the Fourth, intituled "An Act fopeaking a Rail-
way-from the Cowley-31 ili Colliery, in the parish of Prescot, to
Runcorn Gap in the same parish, (witivoirteral branches there-
from,) all in the county palatine of Wneaster ; and for con-
structing a Wet Dock at the termination of the said Railway
at Runcorn Gap aforesaid." And that it is intended to obtain
by such Act, powers for raising more money for carrying into
execution the several puryoses of such Act, and also to alter the
mode of ascertaining and levying the tolls, rates, and duties, by
such Act authorised to be raised, by computing the same on weight
instead of by ad-measurement, as by the said Act is provided.
-JOHN WHITLEY, Solicitor.
Liverpool, November 11th, 18.33