The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-29 00:00:00

THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT

was resuscitated. An immense alteration, with a view to
render it unapproachable in magnificence by any opponent,
was then encountered, the expense of which has exceeded a
great many thousand pounds. An entree, with spacious and
brilliant front, was opened in Compton-street, and one of an
imposing nature in Frith-street; they are aided by so much
of elegance, publicity, and good taste, as to be in no dread of
rivalry. It is altogether a new outside, and with a more se-
ductive front than heretofore; but it is not to this alone Mr.
Robins would enlist the reader's attention. The interior
claims to be distinguished for its capability and splendour
beyond most of its contemporaries. With a trade unexam-
pled, the premises are so perfect and so extensive as to be
even capable of increasing the present enormous gain, and
add to an establishment that already has numbered 120 as-
sistants—indeed it may be well observed it is a concern
that it would be in vain to seek for throughout England,
and ingenuity would be exhausted—" try in vain"—to
find a solitary drawback. It is an undertaking free from
doubt, and with prospective advantages so manifest, that
it may be in great truth said, that bygone days do not
furnish such an example. The whole building, occu-
pying several houses and a vast space, does not exceed
a disbursement of £5OO a year for rent. The terms unex-
pired are various, but abundant to realise very speedily a
second fortune, and, in these precarious times, it really will
be welcomed by those who are desirous to partake of for-
tune's favours as " a godsend" that the most sanguine could
hardly have contemplated. This establishm-nt, it is known,
has amassed so much of wealth and high repute by moderate
prices ; but such an object could not have been carried out
except upon the principle of a ready-money trade. The
present stock is immense, and it might almost be added un-
equalled for extent and variety ; but if the new and fortunate
possessor is anxious to distinguish his opening by a fresh
importation, he will not be required to take the present. The
opportunity is presented to him if he desires to avail himself
of it, and possession so early as to partake of all the benefits
derivable from the approaching season of unexampled splen-
dour.
Basinghall-street ; the
Printed particulars, 21 days prior to the sale, of Messrs.
Allen, Gilby, and Allen, solicitors, Carlisle-street ; Mr.
accountant, 31,
Wil
Auction William JMart;o
Covent-garden. PS • .—ln order that
the vast trade carrying on may not be interrupted, the pre-
mises can only be seen by principals with an order from Mr.
Robins's offices.
Jones,
and

T) OBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY AND PATENT
IN GROATS, recommended by the Faculty, patronized by
the Queen and Royal Family.
_ . _

The attention of Families and Invalids is particularly called
to the inestimable qualities of the above Patent Articles, be-
ing the purest Farinte of the Barley and Oat ever produced,
deprived of their fermentative properties by a Steam Process,
whereby all crudities are removed, and impurities rejected.
ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY

is the only genuine article by which pure BaTreyWater can
be made in ten minutes. It produces an excellent mucilage-
nous beverage, more palatable than that made from Pearl
Barley. Mothers, during the anxious period of suckling,
will find it cooling and nutritious. In constitutions when
stimulant and fermented liquors are inadmissable, it is an
ample and productive source of comfort both t, the parent
and infant. It is also strongly recommended for Eup-
pers, food for infants, and makes a most delicious custard
pudding, for which purpose it has been used by families of
the first distinction, and will be found suitable for the invalid
or healthy, the infant or aged. It is also highly esteemed as
an adjunct with new milk for the breakfast table.
ROBINSON'S PATENT GROATS

possess the same advantages of purity as the Patent Barley.
The delicate gruel made by this article very far surpasses any
other. It is deprived of those pernicious qualities which com-
mon gruel generally contains, and which produce heartburn
and acidity in the stomach. Children and those labouring
under difficult digestion will be found highly benefited by
its use, and the short time required for its
preparatinn, wakes
it a most valuable acquisition for the sick cluunbcr.

CAUTION,
As many spurious imitations, with similar wrappers, both
in size, colour, and appearance, are being offered to the Pub-
lic, the Patentees deem it necessary to call the attention of
Families, and especially Servants, to the circumstance, and
to request they will observe that on each Genuine Packet are
placed tho Royal Arms, with the words " By Royal Letters
Patent," awl the Signature of "MATTS.. ROBINSON."
ROBINSON AND BELLVILLE,
Purveyors to the Queen. 64, Red Lion-street, Holborn,
London.

CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY.
TN pursuance of the Acts of Parliament regulating the
.1 Company, the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of
the CHESTER, and BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY COM-
PANY will be held on SATURDA(, the 9th day of April
next, at Twelve o'clock at noon, t t the Clarendon-rooms,
South John-street, Liverpool; but the Meeting will be Ad-
journed to THURSDAY, the Fourteenth day of July, at the
same hour and place, for the purpose of transacting the busi-
ness thereof.

(Signed,) WILLIAM DIXON, Chairman
Office, Birkenhead, 28th March, 1842.

OFFICE, POOL-COURT, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.
LIVERPOOL BRANCH of the WESTMINSTER
LOAN and INVESTMENT JOINT STOCK COM-
PANY, 7, Adam-street, Adelpld.—lnstituted A.D. 1839,
pursuant to Act of Parliament.