The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-09 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.

THE ANNijkIIEETERAIT CIf:EIING of the
PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY will be held
at the Cattle Market Inn, West Derby, on WEDNESDAY,
the 17th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, for the
usual purposes.
JOSH. MALLABY,
Clerk to the Company.

TO BRICKIVIA.KERS AND OTHERS.
PEMBERTON COALS and SLACK, of the finest
quality, for Brick Burning and Furnace purposes,
can be supplied in any quantity during the ensuing season,
on early Contracts being made.—Apply to
J. L. BUTLER, 6, Castle-street.
Ist April, 1844.

CHURCH PASTORAL AID SOCIETY.
PRESIDENT,—Right Hon. Lord ASHLEY, M.P.
SECRETARY,—Rev. E. F. CH AMPNEYS, S.C.L.
TH E following are the arrangements for the ANNUAL
SERMONS and MEETING of this SOCIETY.

SERMONS on SUN DAY, April 14th, 1814, at
ALL SAINTS, Morning, by the Rev. J. CORDEAUX,
M.A. ; Evening, Rev. G. GIBBON, M.A.
ST. BA RNA BAS, Morning, by the Rev. C. LAWRENCE,
M.A. ; Evening, Rev. A. P. IRWINE, M.A.

ST. BARTHOLOMEW, Morning, by the Rev. I.
HARRIS, A.M.

ST. CLEMENT'S, in the Morning, by the Rev. F.
BARKER, M.A.

ST. JAMES'S, Toxteth Pails, in the Morning. by the

Rev. A.P. IRWINE, M.A.
ST. LUKES, Morning, by the Rev. T. NOLAN, M.A.
ST. MARY'S, Edge-hill, in the Morning, by the Rev.
J. BURNET. LL.B.
ST. MICHAEL'S, Morning. Rev. H. HAMPTON, M.A.
ST. MARK'S, Morning, Rev. J. H. STAFFORD, M.A. ;

Evening, Rev. J. BURNET, LL.B.
ST. 'PAUL'S. Morning, Rev. J. H. STAFFORD, A.M. ;
/Afternoon, (in Welsh,) by the Rev. W. H OGRES, M.A.
ST. SIMON'S, Morning, by the Rev. J. CONNOR,
M.A. ; Evening, by the Rev. D. JAMES, M.A.
ST. THOMAS, Toateth Park, Evening, by the Rev. G.
GREEN, M.A.
KNOTTY ASH, Morning, Rev. W. BUTLER, M:A.
KIRKDALE, Evening, Rev. J. CONNOR, M.A.

The ANNUAL MEETING will be held at the MUSIC
HALL, Bold-street, on MONDAY EVENING, April 15th,
the Rev. H. STOWELL, Rev. J. BURNET, Incum-
bent of St. George's, Macclesfield, Rev. H. M'NEILE,
and other Friends of the Society are expected to address
the Meeting.
The Chair to be taken at Half-past Six o'clock.
The usual Preliminary Meeting to implore a blessing
on the proceedings will be held at the Institution House,
Slater-street, on Saturday Evening, April 13, at Seven
o'clock.
The entire number of the Society's grants at present is
264 ; of these, 76 are to the Diocese of Chester, viz., 73 .
for Curates and three for Scripture Readers, of the an-
nual amount of £6,335, including 11 grants to Liverpool,
amounting to £930 annually. Encouraged by the in-
creased support which the Society has received during the
past year, the Committee have lately made grants to 14
out of 30 applicants, whose cases appeared the most ur-
gent among the many on their books. In order to main-
tain the existing grants, and to extend aid to other dis-
tricts where it is sadly needed, the Committee earnestly
appeal to the Inhabitants of Liverpool to give that consi-
deration to the claims of the Society now about to be
brought before them which its character and operations
deserve, and which, they have no doubt, when examined,
will lead to a larger measure of support from Liverpool
than that hitherto received.

BANKERS.
Williams, Deacon, and Co., London.
TREASURER FOR LIVERPOOL.
A. W. Powles, Esq., Water-street.

THE CASE OF THE FAMILY OF THE LATE
REV. CHRISTOPHER BUSH, 8.A.,
INCUMBENT OF CHRIST CHURCH, WESTON POINT,
WHO DIED ON THE 25TH MARCH, A. D. 1844.
THE REV. CHRISTOPHER BUSH, the Incumbent
of the Waterman's Church, Weston Point, has been
suddenly removed from the bosom of his beloved family,
and called upon, in the vigour of his age, to close all his
earthly relationships. In his death the Church has lost a
zealous ministering servant, and the poor Watermen of
Weston a Pastor whom they highly esteemed in love for
his work's sake. He was their constant Friend, their
benign Pastor, their faithful Teacher, and their watchful
Guardian. But now he has ended his Ministry among
them. Only a few days illness, produced by severe cold
in his affectionate endeavours to serve a neighbouring
brother clergyman, preceded his lamented death. By this
affecting providential dispensation, his poor widow is, in a
moment, reduced from the comforts of a quiet Parsonage,
and the respectability of her husband's sacred profession,
to a state of humble dependency, and left to struggle,
through the hardships of poverty, alone, with her four
little ones, while she is upon the verge of giving birth to
another fatherless babe. It is in this time of their afflic-
tion, when the heart is experiencing nature's deepest sor-
rows, that a few friends, who honour the memory of the
beloved departed, are solicitous of contributing effectually
to the relief of his bereaved and mourning family, by pro-
viding for the maintenance and education in some of the
Establishments of the Church, instituted for the benefit
of the Sons and Daughters of poor Clergymen, and by
obtaining some permanent, however limited, support for
the destitute widow of one who faithfully ministered at the
Altar of the Church.

Contributions will be thankfully received by the Rev.
JAMES Cox, Trinity Parsonage, Runcorn ; the Rev.
WILLIAM CARDALL, Runcorn ; the Rev. JAMES
WRIGHT, Latchford, near Warrington ; the Rev. WIL-
LIAM JEFF, Farnworth, near Warrington ; the Rev.
FRANCIS PROCTER, Catherine Hall, Cambridge ; the
Rev. ROBERT TWEDDELL, Halton ; the Rev. JOHN
COLLINS, Frodsham ; the Rev. R. D. THOMAS, Marthall
Parsonage, near Knutsford ; the Rev. JoHN GAMON,
Chester; the Rev. ROBERT CLOWES. Knutsford ; Mr.
SAMDEL CHARLTON, Runcorn ; Mr. EDWARD ATHER-
TON LINGARD, the Old Quay, Runcorn; and at the Bank
of Messrs. PARR, LYON, and GREENALL, Warrington.
In Liverpool, Contributions will be received by the Rev.
FREDERICK PARRY, 1. Falkner-terrace ; at the Deposi-
t Ty of the Christian Knowledge Society, Bold-street ;
and at the STANDARD-OFFICE.
Runcorn, 30th March, 1844.

CONTRIBUTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED :

The Worshipful and Rev. Chancellor Raikes,

Chester .

£5O 0 0

The Right Honourable Lord Delamere
The Right Honourable Lord Warren de Tabley 5 0 0
Sir Philip de M. Grey Egerton Bart., M.P 5 0 0
Sir Richard Brooke, 8art....... lO .0 0
The Honourable and Rev. Horace Powys, War-
rington Rectory..

Colonel Brooke
.
Wilbraham Egerton, E5q..... •• • .....
Randle Wilbraham, Esq •••• 5 0 0
Edwin Corbett, Esq.

James H. Leigh, Esq..
Harry Mainwarincr, Esq
Edward V. Townahend, Esq..

. .
George Eaton, Esq.
Edward J. Lloyd, E5q......... 3 0 0
William Eccles, Esq 2 0 0
James Royds, Esq
J. Tomkinson, Esq. .. . ......
- s

The Rev. Charles ... Stanhope...... 5 0 0
Thomas J. B. Hostage, E.q Nnrthwich 5 0 0
William Hall, Esq., Grappenistill Hall
Mrs. Hall, Ditto
William Twanbrook Hall, Esq., Ditto
Rev. John Hall, Coreley Rectory, Salop .....
John Clare, Esq.. Grappenhall Lodge..
Rev Richard Greenall, Rural Dean 2O 0 0
Thomas Greenall, Esq.. Wilderspool
Gilbe t Greenall. Esq.. Walton Hall . .
Ilt.v. Simnel Garratt. Grappenlrill

--- - • ----- - . •
Rev. William James Shearley, Sankey ... .
Mrs. Newton, Warrington
Miss Lee, Ditto
Mr. John Urmson, Ditto
John Greenall, Esq., Middleton Lodge lO 0 0
Mr. Donald, Birch Brook •• • • 2 0 0
John Sharp, E.,,q., Warrington 4 0 0
Mrs. Sharp, Latchford
Mr. Beamont, Warrington
Mrs. Beamont, Ditto
J. W., Ditto ...
Mrs. Jones, Summer Hill
Mr. John Wright, Runcorn .
Misses Barrow, Pendleton
The Rev. James Cox, Runcorn
The Rev. James Cawley, Ditto ..
The Rev. William Cardall, Ditto. .
The Rev. Francis Procter, Catherine Hall,

---- -- -•...— ......._____,
.20 0 0
Camhridi7e • ...
,
Mr. Edward Atherton Lingard, Runcorn 5 0 0
Mr. Samuel Chorlton, Ditto
.
Mr. John Rooke. Manchester
The Rev. James Wright, Latchford
The Rev. Robert Tweeddell, Halton lO
00
00
The Rev. Frederick Parry 5
Mr. John Walker, Chester ...• • • ******** • .. 1.0 0 02
0 0
Mr Henry Wright, Knut‘ford. *
Miss Atherton, Manchester
11°0
0°
00
Mr. Joseph Rooke, Ditto
.........
M,s. erred, Higher Runcorn
Henry Neuman, Esq., Liverp001............ 5 0 0
..............
Egerton Leigh, Esq., Jodrell Halllo 0 0
Charles Win. Neuman, jun., Esq., Liverpool .• 5 0 0
Mrs. C:wley, Runcorn ... ..
Miss Wright, Irwell-lane, Runcorn..
Rev. Wm. Whitworth, Ditto ..
Mrs. John Wyhle, Ditto
Richard Sikes, Esq., Stockport .
Thomas Wahn4leY, Esq., Ditto
Alfred Orrell. Esq., Ditto
Mr. (;hail-s Pniipleton, Ditto .... ......
Mr. Benjamin Smith, Ditto

LADIES' INDIA OUTF'T,
CHILD-BED LINEN, AND JUVENILE
WAREHOUSE,
4, BOLD-STREET.
THE attention of the Nobility and Gentry is respect-
fully invited to this Establishment, which embraces
with economy every Novelty and Elegance for an IN-
FANT'S WARDROBE, a superb Assortment of richly-
worked Infants' long and short Robes from the most
unique designs, Infants' Mantles, Hoods, and Bassinets,
fitted up in a superior style; also, every Article for a
Lady's Voyage to India and the Colonies, Ladies' Elastic
Under-clothing and Stays of the newest and most approved
Patterns, every variety in Ladies' Morning Wrappers,
Ladies' Slips, &c., elegantly trimmed.
Ladies' Wedding Orders executed with taste, eco-
nomy, and despatch.
SCHOOLS SUPPLIED WITH CHILDREN'S LINEN AND

DRESSES.
AT J. FERGI'SON'S

JUVENILE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
4 BOLD-STREET.

April 2, 1844.

SILK MERCERY AND LINEN DRAPERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
REMOVED FROM 14, BOLD-STREET, TO
No. 3, RANELAGH-NTREET,
OPPOSITE THE WATERLOO HOTEL.

MARTINDALE BROTHERS beg to inform their
Friends and the Public in general, that their Stock
is now replete with a New and varied Assortment of
Goods suitable for the present and approaching season.
Their Stock consists of Silks, Satins, Satinets, Linens,
Huckabacks, Diapers, Merinos, Llama Cloths, Flannels,
Calicoes, Prints, •Cashmeres. De Laines, Shawls, and
Handkerchiefs, of all kinds, Haberdashery. Hosiery,
Gloves, Ribbons, Worked Muslin Collars, Parasols,
Cambric Handkerchiefs, and every article in Family
Mourning, Gentlemen's Stocks, Handkerchiefs, and
Collars, in great variety.
Observe, No. 3, RAN.ELAGH-STREET.

SUPERIOR SHEFFIELD PLATED GOODS,
AT THE MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.

Four best Silver-plated Double Dishes,
to form Eight, Silver Mounted.... Ten Guineas.
A Set of Four Ditto Dish Covers.... Fourteen Guineas.
Balance Ivory Dinner Knives, Fifteen Shillings per Doz.
SHEFFIELD GRATES, FENDERS, AND
FIRE-IRONS, REDUCED in PRICE 25 per CENT.
VAMILIES Furnishing Are respectfully invited to
IL' inspect WILLIAM DRURY'S extensive SHOW-
ROOMS and WAREHOUSES, No. 23, CASTLE-
STREET, LIVERPOOL, established upwards of thirty years
for the Sale of General Furnishing Ironmongery, superior
Sheffield Plate, Cutlery, Stove Grates, Fenders, &c., &c.
Improved Cooking Apparatus and Culinary Utensils, and
every Patent Article of merit connected with the Trade,
on Sale, at reasonable terms.
Chinese Gongs, London-made Marquees, Tents, Flags,
Rick Cloths, &c.
At W. Dituny's DepOt of Patented British Manufac-
tures, No. 1, SWEETING-STREET. adjoining his Ware-
houses, Castle-street, Budding's Patent GRASS-CUT-
TING MACHINES, three sizes; Linley and Sons' Pa-
tent highly-approved DOUBLE-ACTION BELLOWS,
PORTABLE FORGES, for Steam-ships, Mines, Col-
lieries, Railways, and Export, of warranted quality ;
Carson's Patent SALTING INSTRUMENTS, SELF-
ACTING COFFEE ROASTERS, &c., &c,

CARPETING,
MOREENS, DAMASK, FLOOR-CLOTHS, &c.
WOKELL, of 17 and 19, PARADISE-STREET,
• finding it again necessary to enlarge his Premises,
and having made arrangements to increase his Carpet
Warehouse to double its present size, has determined to
SELL OFF the STOCK on hand at the undermentioned
prices :
Good Sout Kidderminster CARPETS, Is. 44d., ls. 9d.,
to 2s. per Yard.
Extra Super Ditto Ditto, 2s. 2d., 2s. 4d., to 2s. Bd. per
Yard.

Good Stout Brussels Ditto, 2s. Ild., 3s. 3d., to 3s. 6d.
per Yard.
Extra Super Ditto Ditto, 4s. per Yard.
STAIR CARPETS, 6d., 8d„ 10d., is„ Is. 3d., to
Is. Bd. per Yard.
Watered Moreens, 9id. to ls.; Damasks, 10Id. to
ls. 6d.; Furniture Prints, 2d. to 7d. •, yard and a half
wide Printed Druggets, ls. 64d. to 2s, ; Blankets, Coun-
terpanes, Quilts, Sheetings, Bed Ticks, &c.
FLOOR CLOTHS, of elegant pattern, and well-
seasoned, at 2s. 6d. the Square Yard.
LOBBY CLOTHS, at Is. 6d., 25., and 25. 6d.
. .

From the well-known good quality of the Articles
offered for Sale at this Establishment, every Housekeeper
in want of the above description of Goods will find it
advantageous to make an early call at the
BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
17 AND 19, PARADISE-STREET.

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PAPER HANGING
WAREHOUSE.

HENRYDODD, Successor to the late MARY DODD,
1-1 begs respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public
that he has now completed his extensive Alterations. His
SHOW SCREENS are now ready for inspection, con-
taining Original Continental and London Designs, in
Decorations.
H. D. also begs to state, that having purchased the
entire STOCK of a first London House now retiring
from business, he is enabled to offer for sale a large
assortment of GOODS, 20 per Cent. under any House
in Town.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND

BOARDING SCHOOLS.
DRESSING FEATHERS BY HAND.
WILLIAM NOWLAND, 149 and 151, DAIE-
STREET, near Byrom-street, Liverpool, established
1812. continues the good old process of Stovlng Feathers
for Forty-eight Hours, by which means the effluvia and
animal oil, which causes them to smell, are effectually
destroyed ; they are then thrashed with flails, in canvas
bags, till not a particle of dust remains, and lastly, fanned
over large wire screens.

SHOW ROOMS and FEATHER STORES, where a
large Stock of Feather Beds, Hair, Wool, Silk and Cotton
Flock Mattresses, and Paillasses, and an elegant assort-
ment of Four-post, Camp, French Stump, and Nursery
Bedsteads are constantly on Sale.
Excellent Rabbit Down Beds. Large Flock Beds,
7s. 6d.

A great assortment of ready-made Bed Ticks, that
Parties may choose and see them filled.

TO THE LADIES.
NORWICH-HOUSE,
130, BOLD-STREET.

JS EARLE, having just returned from the Home
• and Foreign Shawl Markets with a splendid and
immense Variety of
SQUARE and LONG SHAWLS and SCARFS,
begs to call your especial attention to the five following
Lots :
Lot 1.
Sixty Worked White Ground German
CASHMERE SHAWLS,

worth Six Guineas, to be sold for Fifty Shillings.
Lot 2.
Fifty-three elegantly wrought Black French
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
value Three Guineas, to be sold at Twenty Shillings.
Lot 3.
A magnificent Assortment of Printed
- CASHMERE and BAREGE SHAWLS,
comprising some superb French designs.
Lot 4.
Two Cases of Black and Coloured
SATIN SHAWLS AND SCARFS
in every variety.
Lot 5.
Eighty-five Norwich CASHMERE SQUARES
of superfine Textures and exquisite Styles.
A great variety of SATIN and VELVET SCARFS,
CARDINALS, MANTLES, CLOAKS, CAMAILES,
&c. &c. &c.
J. S. has been favoured with a few samples of the New
Patent ELASTIC SHAWL for this Season, which are
very beautiful and universally admired. J. S. feels con-
fident that a personal inspection of the foregoing will fully
confirm his statements and ensure for him a very large
share of Public Patronage.

ICH-HOUSE,
130, BOLD-STREET. NEAR ST. LUKE'S
CHURCH,
JOHN SEARLE, PROPRIETOR.
An APPRENTICE WANTED.

BRANDY.

WM. GROVES, Sole Agent, in Liverpool for GRIM-
BLE and COMPANY S ROYAL COGNAC
BRANDY, begs to inform the Public they can procure
the Royal Cognac Brandy at his Depot on the same terms
and of the same fine quality as from the Distillery in
London. The flattering distinction this PrPnch Distil-
led Barndy has obtained from various Medical Boards
and from all classes of consumers is the most convincing
proof of its goodness and general usefulness in every
branch of domestic economy.
Mr. GROVES has constantly on Sale the following ,
Grimble's Royal Cognac Brandy...... 18s. per Gallon.
Grimble's Royal Orleans and London Malt Vinegar.
Booth and Co.'s London Gin..
The Celebrated No. 1 .. 14s.
Old Campbelltown and Islay Whiskey .. 18s. ''
A liberal Discount to the Trade. "
GROVES'S PATENT WINE FININGS, being
perfectly free from acid and flavour, will the
most not injure
Wines.ng for
sPdevery description of
Ale or Beer. Price 3s. per gallon.s S.
per gallon.
Bcostly
Brewers
ew e r ss
u andpp i delicateied
wi t h
Finings
School-lane, Paradise-street, Liverpool.

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NEW SHAWLS.
JUST ARRIVED Three Cases of the PARIS PRIZE
CASHMERE LONG and SQUAHE SHAWLS,
Price from Two Guheas to Thirty; also a variety of
beautiful Shapes, in Scarfs, Camailles, &c., being the
leading Fashion in the French and British metropolis,
and which may be purchased in all the various appropri•
ate materials, with new Styles of Trimming,
AT PRINGLE' S EMPORIUM FOR FOREIGN and
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