The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-02 00:00:00

Agent.

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guise expectations tail be fully realized,

if RIDING SCHOOL, LIME- IREET.
Air R. SMITH begs leave most re ctfully to return his
IVIL sincere thanks to the Nobility, . Lary-. and Inhabitants
of Liverpool and its Vicinity for-their ruler patronage, and to
inform them, that the above Establishment is now in excellent
order for the reception of Youth of both sexes, and is conducted
on the. most modern and approved System of Horsemanship,
whereby either sex may acquire (in a few lessons) the art of
managing their horses, ar.d ride with perfect ease, elegance,
and safety. • - -
Mr. S. is happy to state, that he has been in practice for up-
wards of seventeen years in this town, during which the slightest
accident has not occurred to any of his pupils while under his
immediate-direct hin. _
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Hours of attendance, from Half-past Eight in the Morning
until Four in the Afternoon, during the winter months.
The Gates are closed during the Exercise, auhao person
admitted unless introduced by a pupil.
Steady, well•trained Horses and Ponies, Ladies' Riding
Skirts, Whips, &c., are provided and alwa3fs in readiness.
Terms of Admission, &c., May be known on application at
the School.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL—to wit.
JAMES ASPINALL, Esq., MAAoD.,
INSPEC'T'OR of WEIGHTS and iIIPASURPS.
.rirm-E--m 4- 3t, awl ',',1..1. t.i'Li,TRA.II;S'- Elftl.a.lll.l" GIVE
11, !1/4TOTI.CE, that t-ho following Parsous.are appbinted IN-
SPECTORS of WEIGHTS and MEASVRES for the
)01,Bo-
rough of Liverpool, by virtue of the c -6f *Parliament passed
last session, intituled, "Au Act to end and render more
effectual two Acts of the sth and 6th ears of the Iteign,of his
late Majesty King George the Fourth, relating to Weights and
Measures," and that their Names, Stations, and Offices are in
the following Places, viz.,
Mr. THOMAS ARSTALL,

Office, Roe-street, opposite St. John's Market;
Mr. JAMES WALTHEW,
Office, No. 80, Blundell-street; and
• Mr. SAMUEL ROUNTHWAITE,
Office, No. 3, Harrington-street, near Castle-street.
By order,
Town-hall, 30th Dec. 1834, FOSTER, Town-clerk.

PORT OF LIVERPOOL.
THE Owners, and the Masters, and Commanders employed,
on beard the Ships and Vessels belouginvto this Port;
are desired to meet at the Underwriters' Committee }loom. on
MoN on r the sth January, 1835, at Twelve..e'Clock iu the Fore-
noon, to nominate aid appoint' Fifteen .Persons to be Trustees,
for the Management qi the Seatuen'_siklospitatin this Town for
the next Year, pursuant to an Actiiifyarliatueut Made in the 10th
year of tile reign of George the §frt intituled " An Act for
the relief and support of maimed and disabled Seamen,• and
the ,Widows and Children of such as'shall be killed, slain, or
drowned in the Merchant Service."
By order of the Trustees,
DANIEL ALLEN, Secretary.

Lirerpol, Dec. 21th. 1834.

AT A -COMMON COUNCIL,

Held on the 3d 114 of December,_ 18.1,
Present, JAS. A SPIN ALL, Esq:, MAYOR, &c. &c. &c.
AHIS, COUNCIL having taken into consideration the
TOWN DUES payable to the Corporation iipar several
Articles of Nlerehandize imported and exported to and from the
Port ofiLiverpool, • and also the Report -dr the Town lines'
Committee upon the same, . * , - .
To
14 is now. .Resolved and Ordered, ''''.
That the Receiver of the To • Dues or Town's Duties be,
and: he is hereby authorised take and collect from the I tn-
porters and Exporters of the several Articles of Merchandize,
particularised and set forth in the following 'Schedule, the
several Rates and Duties hereinafter mentioned, in lieu of, and
as composition for the Town Dues or Town's Duties now pay-
able on such Articles of Merchandize, such composition being
expressed on the Bill of Entry•by the party bringing the same,
which Schedule is as follows, viz.:—
_ .

On White Salt, imported from and exported to Foreign parts,
6d. per. ion.
On Rock Salt, imported from.and exported to Foreign parts,
4(1. per ton.
On White Salt, sent Coastwise, 3d. per ton.
On Rock Salt, sent Coastwise, 2d. per ton.
On Barley and Malt, Is. per hundred bushels inwards, and
6(1. Out Wards.

Qn Oats, 84. per hundred bushels Inwards, and 4d. Out-
wards. '
On all other Grain, (except Wheat, which is to be charged
as heretofore,) Pulse, and Seeds, ls. per hundred bushels In-
wards, 6d. Outwards. -
On all Dry Hides, Kips, and Calf Skins, V. per cwt. Inwards
and Outwards. - •
On all, Wet Hides, Kips, and Calf Skins, Id. per cwt. Inwards
and Outwards.
Ou Tar, Id. perbarrel, Inwards and Outwards. 1- 41kt
Ou Turpentine, one halfpenny per cwt., Inwards and Out-
wards.
On Munjeet, 4d. per bale of one hundred small bundles, In-
wards and Outwards.
On Mother of Pearl Shells, 2s. per ton, Inwards and Out-
wards.

On Orchella Weed, 2d. per bale, Inwards and Outwards.
On Grapes, 4d. per chest, Inwards and Outwards.
2d. per box, Inwards and Outwards.
one halfpenny per jar, Inwards and Outwards.
And it is also Resolved and Ordired, " •
That the Receiver of Town Dues or. Town's Duties be, and
he his hereby authorised to continue to take and collect from
the Importers and Exporters of Tallow, the sum of One Penny
per hundred weight only; in lieu of, and as a composition fur the
sum of Threepence per hundred weight heretofore payable
thereon, such composition being expressed in the Bill of Entry
by the party bringing the same.
And it is also Rrsoiced and Ordered,
That the Trade between the Port of Liverpool and Ireland,
the Isle of Man, and the Islands in the British and Irish Chun
nets, shall, for the purpose of cha'rging and collecting the Town
Dues or Town's Ditties, be 'deemed a Coasting Trade, and that
the Receiver of the Town Wes or Town's Duties be and he is
hereby authorised to chargt and collect upon Goods, Wares,
and Merchandizes, exported to and imported from Ireland, the
Isle of Man, or the Islands in the British and Irish Channels,
respectively, sums of Money equal in amount to the Town Dues
or Town's Duties now payable upon similar Goods imported or
exported Coastwise such sums to be received as a composition
for the Town Dues or Town's Duties now pay able thereon, such
composition being expressed in.the ,Billuf Lnteyby. the .party
bringing the same.
'' • And it is also Resolved and Ordered,
That the compositions for the Town Does or Town's Duties
upon the before-mentioned respective Articles, so hereby au-
thorised, to be collected and taken i‘s aforesaid, shall be so col-
lected and taken for the period of Three. Years, from and after
the Fifth (lay of January next ; but that such compositionsshall
not lie, or be cousidered'as a relinquishment or abandonment of
the rights of the Corporation to the receipt and the resumption
of .the present fuU amounts of the Town Dues or Town's Duties
payable on such Articles, from and idler the said pciiodof Three
pars, should the Common Council think proper so to order.
By Order of the Common Council,
FosTgli, Tora-clerk.
Town-hall, 1,.))•rpool, 4th Dec. 1834.
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SUBSCRIPTION for affording Oe.ineans of Relief to i.....
unfortutiate..WOßKM EN in the cmplovof "Messrs. Fos-
mu and STEWA lIT, who have lost their %V oricing Tools in the
lute calamitous Illit.; at the Workshops in. LA:WToN-sTnEsT ;
to be applied under-the direction of a Committee in the pur-
chase of New Touts, &c.
E s., L a.
The Mayor 2l 01Mr. John Richardson .. 2 0
Messra. Foster & Stewart 21 0 Nlcs-srS.lleuryitictiniond
Messrs. Holmes' workmenl2 U awl: 694.... .
Sir John Tobin - lO 10 Mr. th Spen. r - 2 U.
Sir T. Braucker lO 10 Mr. Walla Donald .. 2 0
Chas. Lawrence, Esq lO 101.11.;Wir H. L - - 2 0
John Wright, Esq lO 11)..Mr. dour .. 2 0
Richard Leyland, Esq lO 10 MesS .J. and J. Mawds-
Samuel Sandbach, Esq lt) I 0 ley 2 0
Peter Bourne, E5q...., 10 10;W. Fletcher, Esq, 2 U
Charles Horstoll, Esq.. • 10 101 W. Reynolas, M.D..— 2. 0
John. Totrikiuson & Son 10 10iSiludries per T. lion— 1 12
Thomas ,Littleclale,slisq. 10 #lMr. Joshua Ilenshaw 1 1
Christopher Butiin, t;sq. I() 101N1r. Grape! I 1
James Lawreuce, Esq.. 10 10,Mis. 'GriPel ' .. 1 1
Thomas Foster,-Esq.... P.) 10 Mr. W. "B. Jones . 1 1-
James Foster, E5q....-. 1.1 10 Mr. W. Forde .- .... 1 1
James Brancker, Esq.. 1 101 Messrs.. Silver and Co 1 1
4rthur Heywood, Esq.. 10 O,Mr. E. Allauby 1 1
Messrs. Dempsey and Mr. Item), Crewe 1 1
Benbow ... • ... lO 0 Messi F. G. awl J. Rubin-
Mr: G. Robinson, mason I ' -
;Messrs. Saml. and James

Holme
Thomas Currie, Esq
Ambrose Lace, Esq
W. Troutbeck,
Daneau Gi sb, Esq
'Thomas Mol3ineux, Esq
Edmund M,dyneux,lisq
Messrs. Gregson and o
Messrs. Brereton,../011e4,
and Co '
Samuel Thu1110(311, Esq
Hugh Jones, Esq
1. 0. Bold, Esq
Mr. Edward Borne
Mr. John Holgate'
Mr. Williams, Voudsidc
Messrs.. Milb.o and..
Fisher .... s
George Holt, Esq
Jos. Walker, Esq
John CrOsthwaite,- Et•q
John Ewart, Esq
James Clarke, Esq
James Pownail,
Mr. William Mertzson;
Tosteth-park ,
Messrs. Braithwaite and
Denison
•. • • fi
W. Neuman

and Co
N. D. Bold, Esq.
Richard Dawson, Esq 5 (,
John Foster, Esq 5
Robertson Gladstone, Esq 5 0
Henry Ashton, Esq.— • 5
James Giltllan, Esq 5 t
Henry Lawrence, Esq 5 (
Sir G. Drinkwater
Dr. Gerard 5 t.
Willia egson, Esq 5
John Holum, Esq 5
henry Hohne, Esq 5 1
J. S. Leigh, Esq 5 Of
Mr. Wm. Roberts.- .4 41
Gilbert Henderson, Esq 3 31
J. B. Lloyd, Esq 2 21,
Henry Laiharu, Esq...• 2 2!
Ebenezer Rae, Esq... • 2 2'
Mr. Gl!orgd Holden 2 2
Mr. Radley 2 2
• Mr. Lynn
M 1,, -• • • 2

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Mr. Ellis Jones
.1. C. Molyneusi 1 U.
Mr. it. Carlisle

Mr. James Moreland 1 0
Claxton, Esq 1 0
Mr. W. Kershaw
Vriands, per Mr. Woodyer 0 15
Mr.A.Eitison and Friends 0 15'
Mr. E. Argent 0 10
Mr. T. Whittaker 0 10
Ali s Grape!
Mr. James Duncan 0 10
Mr. Charles Eden 0 IQ
Mr. I'. Littler, Knowsley OJO
Mr. Hire
Mr. Watson Peck 0 10
IMr. F. Powell
Mr. G. Cummings
'Mr. W. Andeiton 0 10
Mr. T. J. Kilpin 0 10-
Mr. •Alexauder 10
Mr.

_ _ _ . .. . . ... .. _ .. ..
--- -- _ rlf.._="L.l""l.—. 1 1110 be LET, with inunediate. possesSion, two WARE-
JI: ,IWUSES in Vernon. d) -street, 11 taonded, the other Free.
[PRICE. ID. . ,trm: Terms and other Particulars *ply to WILL. NLVHIT,
, .
____ ___ _ Broker.
_.. . ,
r 1,10 be LET, a new WA.litil OUSE, vtjt..Comptin.-houses
-vvRITTERSKAMP (late Foreman to Messrs. BURG- -j_ coni*te, situate in Irodinenger-I.le, close to ate Bail.
• HART and SON, London,) begs leave to inform the way. Also," BONDED and FR EE AtOoms, at the_King s
Gentry and Inhah;tants of Liverpool and its.vicinity that he Dock.--4Pply to Jour: MoNi,ounitY, King's Dock.
commenced litsiness on the Ist of Janu
~ iti Partnership ...... ' • -
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with Messrs. MANSON and GREGSON ot.n7sTamer, and ' . ---;---
nOtrante N otir:o-
rewctraliv solicits a contir uance of that atronage with which '
• -, , -
he was so liberally favoured when last i iverpool. -______
W. R. having had the management f some of the most ex- -Empouved by ..1-.1 of Parliament, ."4 fit7ilient 117. -
tensive and fashionable Trades in Eng and, flattets himself that . - EUONOI•i-10 - LIFE ASS UR AN.ICE SOCIETY,
those Gentlemen who may be kind enough, to patronise him No. 31, liridp,Atrevt, Dhlckfrwr§; LetelOn.
will find themselves fitted in a style of neatnessrarely to lie met -' , . .• - LSTAGLIStiIiD .i..&.:::i. . -
with out of London. . . .__•. •
DittEe-row,, !',04
, . The Ri,Yht Hon. fr: IiIItANS.L A.-:•.7 II LEWIS M.P,
rip li E STOCK of JAMES WAL'FHE , a Bankrupt, is ~
IL now SELLING OFF, at CAMBR .: N HOUSE, 5.3,
i CitattiseAN,
HENRY FREDERICK ST tiFIII3N-SON, Esq.,
OLDHALL-STREET. Liverpool, and will be ound worthy of the ' --'Deputy Chairnien... -
attention of Purchase's of Damask TA LE LINENS, and Resident Director,--.FonN, K.INOI7LES, Esq., F.R.S.
NAPKINS, TABLE COVERS, TOWEL LINGS, SHEET- . Agent for Liverpool,-T. 0. COOPER.
INGS, BEDTICKS, COUNTERPANES, BLANKETS;
CARLISLE FURNITURE PRINTS, DIMITIES, Grass- ' - Medical Referee for D0.,-A.- RoßticrsoN, M.D.
ri 1 HIS Society has for its basis EGO.NOM.Y COM WINED
bleached IRISH LINENS, DIAPERS SILKS, pRINTS, ,
.2_ wiTH, 5,1..;`CU,R1TY,--the terms of,2±.ssuru nem 'for young '
CLOAKS. RIBBONS, Ste.
live and middle-a
J. BRISCOE begs leave to remind the Ladies of Liverpool gecl , thi. s being Much rowel .1 those of any other'
that his Assortment of London-twilled PRINTS, SILKS Office which ~7„ives a Bonus to the Assured; and a full st.ateineut
Al E RINOS, ANGOLAS, CAS II MER ES, SII AWLS; of its affairs is annually made to the Bharcholdtrg mud Policy-
holders, who have a control over the Soeie,.y. . . '
RIBI3ONS, &e., stands almost unrivalled in extent, variety,
and cheapness. • Three-fourths of the profits are now•diV:itivl among those
* Assured on eu equitable scale, tor.the whole term of life after"
. - Policies sliall'have been.in force four yews, and eventually the
SELLING OFF AT proms 90ST, whole of the profits *ill be so divided.
bOWN SBO R : 1,4f5.441.11, ~.titi`E, Sit. lir 111 a, LINEN A Bongs tucis declared sip to the end of I.t_-.• 3, ir!zie,i soave to
Poliey-haders, on as areragei-£lt.kr' ci‘ttL upon Vie <wo tat of
.and W 7 -'ll.'ffi '‘.'.t Jai •s . mita, &c. 47, . ..
- 1,7 e 1111.1711.1 paid:
bliureit,itreet (near tl-e- top), farm: r s eet'fully announce that Endowments for Children are grau'ed, and Assorances on
'hey intend REstev tri.o to. karger p inises, four• doors lower
down, early in. Spring. which then ill open .with an entirely Joint. Liveli, Survivo!shipsf SurvireishiP Annuit;es, as well ;is
Ntw SStout;Of Goods, suitable for tlib .-easo a. every spectra of I .ii, .. contibgent, at raterreporttottai to the.
W nature of the risks. which arts-aA Is-si 'as per_mlo conipillible' ith
L. and L. in conserittence, have deteriviued to SELL OFF li'-' (laity to ttc! Ansureil. '.- '•-•.- .-.-,.-;" -
the .vii.,i.le-et..lls.ir present 'dick (4r Wfr:t2i Gini.ls at PRIME Assuranc-, a,•O :VAG .(1.,,t0d, eitlierbeis ill? tn:c.ll Prer2itims
ek)tiZ, "U4iBl-"g" of all kcretl44.4 ..4'44atmel" "I'S'i'. (.1-'-''' at first, and, increasing them ere' re -6,7 e .--ve.*ys : or by i,ftyin_..; 1
and Mei-inellioak-K, Gros de Niides irOirigure-.:. elf KS, Furs of high Premium 'ut first, subject: ift-pori-i-dial nbatements; ritui
all kinds Iltiosil and French Merinos, Iniliauas, and Zentoras, ultiluatety tho payments to cease zdiogether. In are, personP,
French. 'Norwich, and Smirch Shawls, Printed Ci.bri., r on- may be assueii.iii any 'way who tr..4-be best ailtl,,led to their
lard. Peruvian, and fancy Eidertl,JV Di ,Ises., P. i-ey i!.l9,:!Nker- ,T.-,.,,,,,,,,,,e..... or wi she*. - • .......,:i.:......5.- e......,..e,•-:> •-:.-',-t- ----' •
''''''''' "H"; ''''''‘"'''l4sl-4'l-ic''-''''frttur"''''' ' .i.:."54t."-C r ' 'Medical Referees areappointed In Most cities aniriarge totens,
&C. &c. :- i•
and agents inlnanv, Front whom intorataaon may te.. obtained-
L. and.L. therefore anticipate that the Public will take advan- ~
and Prospectuses lied.
tage of the present opportunity, confident that the must sun-
liv ordar of the Board of D;a,cturs,
.
guine expectations will be fully realized. ,:• .-.' ..,,,,,,,,-, i ____.

10 0 sou ' 1 1
Wiiliarn Bird. E5q..... 1 1
5 5 Air. Edward Williams.. 1
5 0:41r. John Woolwright.. 1 1
5 ofrtessrs. Pierce and Wit-
-5 0 iiains
5. U Hey. U. tiruierod,• 1 1
5 0 Rd. -Brookes, jun., Esq I 1.-
5 0 ylessrs. E. Smith and Co 1 1-
3 Tomlinson - 1
C. Bourne, Esq 1 I
5 0 —l' Whittle, Ei.q 1 1
5 I. Francis Jordan, Esq I 0
5 Mr. Chary Pe_dley 1 0
5 it. -FiSher,-Esq • 1 0
5c E.'ll_ Evans
5 o,lor. Daniel Bannon...
5-Q Mr. John Ci‘i:rl4e .. 1 0
-- • NJ.r.. Witl)ani.clarke -.. 1 .0."
5'41 Mr. Joe. Unsworth 1 0
5 0 Mr. John AP George .. 1 0
5 0 Mr. It enry Hewitt.... 1 ()
5- 0 .Messrs.- tl. Jump and
•5 0 (in 1 0
• 5 U. Mr. 6teei..; -
6 or
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5 e A ,Ert.eract, per H. 1 U
John Evans, par Do. 1 0
5 0. 6. W., per Do 1 0
T.lrner,
•liarClav, Mr. Barrow,
5 t and Mr. J. Smith 1 0
5 ( J. Hartley, Esq 1 0
. .4 . 2 ..

Mrs. Fuirelough 2 2 Mr. Alexander . Neilson U 10
Ilarinood Banner, Esq :2 2 Mr. Hess, Mr. Vuelker, •
Messfs. Branch and Son 2 2 Mr; Phuenix, Mr. J.
Messrs.Robinson;Rounth- G. iJoneiyiklr. Matl:e-
wafte, and Co 2 21 son, •Mr, John Davis,
Messrs Lowndes and 1 Mrs. Davis, Mr. lV mai-
Robinson 2 2 yard, Mr. John Long,
H. Stolterfuht, Esq 2 (Y Air. R. Hughes, Mr. E.
Mr. Joseph Betteley
Mr. Iti. hard Prince 2 .0 Mr. Jackson, Mr. 'l'.
John Phillips, R.N 2 0, Sag..ll.' 55., each 3lO
The Subscription Books are now lying or the didereut News.
paper Offices, and the other usual places. ' •
•
HURRICANE IN -DOMINICA.
SUBSCRIPTION fur the Relief of the ,Poorer Classes of
Sufferers, to be apportioned by-the Committee sppoiuted at
a Public Meeting in Dominica, held on the 29tli of September,
1834.
Extract of a Letter from the Committee of Correspondence,
dated the 30th of September, 1831, to JiunesColtiaboun, Esq.,
•.• . ~- -- - . .
Colonial Agent:— r ,
"On the night of the 20th instant, and morning of the 21st,
this island was visited b 1 a hurricane, the most calamitoro is
the recollection of the oldest inhabitant, so completely destruc-
tive in its effects as to paralize any attempt to describe the scene
of devastation which, at the opening of day, %SAS every Where
presented. Suffice it to sav, the town is nearly one mass of
ruin—the country an arid and perched waste—and this,:piettn,
of destruction perfected by that which a few boors beiore was
the abode of content and happiness reduced to a heap of ruins;
and those which were splendid sugar works to-naked wallet and,
although the loss of life has not been so great as was at first ap-
prehended, yet the catalogue is sufficiently melancholy—no.less
than twenty -oine having fallen victims to that night! . ' - •
" In this state of general devastation and destitution, with a
Population of nearly twenty thoused souls, the greater number
of whom are at this moment d''tjtote of even a but wherein to
lay their heads; but what in iii4irOre alarming degice excites
4.
the apprehension of ever reflec ingoiiiiiid is the•owtiil certainty
that So total has been the destruction of the provision grounds
that there is not a 'supply of food Within the island for one
~
mouth's support of its tuhabitants : thus-making us enttrely
dependent on foreign supplies for the ilist necessaries of life,
and by far the greater putt of the 'planters totally destitute of
the means of procuring :subsistence for their labourers. , The
suffering inhabitants of Dominica naturally look up to a gener-
ous British public:. not doubting !bate Oil Same arm which they
have beheld so often stretched out fur the relief of the ol,pressed.
Pole and refugee Spaniard will not he appealed to in vain, icy
behalf of the starving and ruined population of this island."- '
sonscitieTioss 41.REA/1y RE(EIVED.
• i E 8. d.
His Majesty - 500 0 0
200 0 0
10 0 0 .
JIBS!,
ceAsoritqlianubdbrieau'nl.'lenters
10 0 0
F. Woodbridge lO 0 0' .
E. C. Woodbridge
Sir \V. Heatheote
Mrs. Heathcote , 5 0 0
1.. bowel lO 0 U
Mrs. L. Lovel
B. 0. Bayer
Lord Bishop of Barb:Aries
Rev. J. Perry - . 10 10 0
Major Dixon • 5 5 ()
Justice 'Pattison
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Dean of Winchesters () 0
William Grant and Brothers lO 0 0
William Canner
J. Mangnall
Henry Bannerman
Lest, Kershaw, and Co.
J. Butterworth ' 1 0 .0
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.1. Hudson ' I 0 0
Dale and Ilulme • 1 0 '0 - • ' '
John Winder and. Co . 2 0 0
Holley and Eyre • • 1 0 it
William Jackson ' . ' • 2 (/ 0
John Knowles . '2 0 t 1
E. Kilshaw . • 1 0 0
Wm. Drury
James Reston , 0 It) 0
W. Fosbery and Co. , , 2 0 U
H. and W. Davenport
J. Hatton and Co. ' 5 0 0
Jos. Betterly . 1 0 0
Ilaves, Litherland, anti Co: -
J. Hall and Co lO 0 0
William Bride -, • 10• 0 0
Subscription Books will remain-open- for a short titue at .the
Underwriters' Rooms, Staudard,ofEet, and 5. F rane,ys, Ilifill
street. .
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