The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-14 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL

s;alts

TO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC. CONCF
AND OTHERS.

Axil. BYPORD

instant, at Twel
brow,

sely, at Angel Inn, Shaw's

MUSICAL PANHARMONICAN, displaying a union
ssing the full power of a
he sweetness and deli-

class lit:
of an Ital

constructed on self-acting
principles—containing Seventeen Barrels of Music by the first
Masters in the world. This Instrument was built in America
by a Self-taught Mechanic, and is adapted for the largest
Concert-room d, and is considered one of the
greatest no•-

)rchestr

a Engl

May be seen and heard,
e 24th, and SATURDAY, ti

on the Premises. on FRIDAY,
ith instant, preceding the Sale,

,D DWELLING-

VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEAS E HOL
HOUSES IN LIVERPOOL.
By Mr. JACOB,
To- NIORROW, (Wednesday,) the 13th instant, at Two o'clock,
p.m., at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
(if not disposed of previously by Private Contract.) in the
following or such other lots as may be agreed on at the time
of sale, and subject to such conditions as shall be then
produced,
Lot I.THREE FREEHOLD 'HOUSES, forming
the south side of Canterbury-terrace, and one
fronting AI inshull-street, Paddington. Rent x's6 19s.
Lot 2.—Three HOUSES, Nos. 58, 58A, and 588, north side
Norfolk-street, St. James's-street. Rent ..t6l. Leasehold
under the Corporation for 75 years, from June, 1831.
Lot 3.—Three HOUSES, Nos. 53, 55, and 59, South side
Watkinson-street, St. James's-street, and Eleven HOUSES
adjoining, forming Ratcliffe-square. Rent .£l5l 15s. Lease-
hold under the Corporation for '75 years from June, 1831.
No ground rent. In good repair, and the Tenants have the
use of a Bath.
Lot 4.—Two FREEHOLD HOUSES, and PUBLIC BAKE-
HOUSE, and STORE-ROOMS above, No. 15, North side
Stockdale- street, Marybone. Rent £34 ss.
Lot 5.—A FREEHOLD SHOP and Two HOUSES, forming
No. 30 Court, in Addison-street, corner of Marybone. Rent
.E2B 12s. A large portion of the purchase money of the two
last lots may remain on Mortgage.
For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his
Office, Parker-street, Liverpool.

PATRIOTIC FUND.—The INHABITANTS
of EXCHANGE WARD are requested to Attend a
MEETING, to be held at the ROYAL HOTEL, Dale-street,
corner of Moorfields, TO-MORROW EVENING (Wednesday),
the 15th instant, at Seven o'clock, to consider and arrange
the best mode of COLLECTING (in Exchange Ward) DONA-
TIONS to the PATRIOTIC FUND for the Relief of the
Widows and Orphans of the Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines
who fall in Battle in the Service of their Country.
JAMES LAWRENCE, Alderman.
JAMES TYRER,
CHARLES TURNER, ICouncillors.
THOMAS LITTLEDALE,

A BERCROMBY WARD PATRIOTIC FUND,

At a numerous and influential MEETING of the INHABI-
TANTS of THIS WARD, held on MONDAY, the 13th instant,
at the HOPE-SrREET HALL, Hope-street,
Alderman GARDNER in the Chair;
the following resolutions were unanimously agreed to :
Moved by WILLIAM EARLE, Esq., seconded by J. A.
TINNE, Esq.,
"That this Meeting heartily responds to the call that has
been made, by virtue of Her Majesty's Royal Commission,s
for the Collection of a Patriotic Fund on behalf of the Widowe
and Orphans of our Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines who hay
fallen, or who may fall, during the present War, in defending
the interests of this country, against the ambitious and tyran-
nical proj2cts of the Emperor of Russia."
Moved by ELIAS ARNAUD, Esq., seconded by FREDERICK
HULL, Esq.,

"That tlie.following gentlemen be requested to act as the
Committee for carrying out the object, with power to add to
their number—

[Here follow list of names

Moved by R. GitiFvtrits, Esq., seconded by the Rev. W
PoLLOCK,and resolved :--

" That the committee appointed for collecting, in Aber-
cromby Ward, donations to the Patriotic Fund, do inform the
inhabitants of the ward that, in the course of the week, they
will be waited upon for a subscription towards this fund ; and
that each collector shall be provided with a subscription-
book, bearing the signatures of the aldermen and councillors
of the ward."

R. C. GARDNER, Chairman

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL

PATRIOTIC FUND

ROYAL COMMISSION towards the RELIEF, EDUCA-
TION, and SUPPORT of the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of
those SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, of Her
Majesty's Armies and Fleets, who may Fall in Battle or Die
in Active Service during the present War.

Books to receive the Names of Donors to the above FUND,
lie at the Town-hall, the several Banks, News-rooms and
Newspaper Offices, the Free Library.

The Worshipful the Mayor, J. A. TOBIN, Esq.,
Commissioner-in-Aid.
WILLIAM MANN, Honorary secretary.

Subscriptions previously advertised, .€4972 1 9
Thomas and John Harrison 25 0 0
William Fox and Sons lO 0 0
•
Postlethwaite and Carlisle 10 0 0
C S. Middleton and Son
J, W. Cropper
William Wilson and Son 5 0 0
John W. Jones and Co 5 0 0
William Porter and Co. lO 0 0
Arnold Baruchson and Co lO 0 0
Marquis, Baxter, and Co. lO 10 0
Stauns Delberoglul
John D. Monk
John L. Bows lO 0 0
John Clint, Rock-park
James Caw 5 0 0
John Ripley lO 0 0
Thomas T. Bennett l5 0 0
C. Groves lO 0 0
'
John Woads and Friends 6 16 0
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co . 25 0 0
General Contribution from Milner and Sons'
Plumnix Safe Works lOO 0 0
James Cuthbert 5 0 0
John Baxter
5 0 0
H. Grazebrook, Son, and CO lO 0 0
Walter Buchanan lO 0 0
Drysdale Carstairs
Thomas Chilton, jun.
Shallcross and Ingham
Members of the Liverpool Stock Exchange, per the
Secretary:
Francis and James Mill 40 0 0
Samuel Robert Healey 25 0 0
Arthur Rawson 10 0 0
George and Thomas Irvine 2O 0 0
William Chambers and Co. 2O 0 0
Thomas Tinley and Sons 2O 0 0
Richard Withers lO 0 0
William Reynolds and Sons 10 0 0
James Roper 10 0 0
Thomas Dowdall
Arthur Ashton
John Turner Geddes
John Golding 10 0 0
Samuel Bailey
Edward Jackson Lowe lO 0 0
Alfred Woods 10 0 0
William Whitmore St. George 5 0 0
Henry Bulley 2 2 0
Thomas Stephen Todd
Robert Healey ..
Henry Tayleur lO 0 0
Charles Brice Hobbs
Edward Whitaker 5 0 0
William Holt Winatanley
Henry Burton Hassall 5 0 0
Charles Ellis Ashton lO 0 0
Richard Stubbs 5 0 0
Braithwaite Poole, jun.
John Higgin
Horsfall and Addison 50 0 0
William James Paton 5 0 0
Thomas Brodrick 5 0 0
Thomas Sleigh, jun 1 1 0
Gasquoine and Chamberlain 2 2 0
Owen Tudor. secretary
Edward William Croxon 3 3 0
11Iocatta and Penny 20 0 0
William Roberts
George Potter 2 2 0
John Jerdein
James Powell 3 0 0
Richard Powell 2 0 0
Taunton and Nlolyneux 25 0 0
Henry Lovatt 3 0 0
Thomas Gillow 10 0 0
Samuel Matthews 1 1 0
Edward Mathias
George Robertson
William Forsyth Black
John Heyworth 10 0 0
Robert Kirby 2 2 0
William Ravenscroft
Ellis Martin 8r0die....... • .. 33 0
James Byrn
Edward Young 2 0 0
James William Thompson
Anthony Laurie 5 0 0
Henry Theakstone
George Edward Schultz 1 1 0
Harry Rawson lO 0 0
Joseph King and Sons 5 0 0
John Houghton Brancker 2 2 0
William Caffarata
Edward Parker Dunn 5 0 0
Martin Livesey 2 2 0
Adolf J. Gnosspelius
Benjamin Buchanan and Son • .. 5 0 0
Thomas Morris 2 0 0
John Johnson 10 0 0
Thomas Case 2 2 0
John Okell
William Davies 30 0 0
Henry H. Gladders
Thomas Barton 2 2 0
John Wills
John Greaves 5 0 0

Rev. John Jas. Moss
Wm. Thomas, Comus.street
John C. Gale
John Francs and Co."
Andrew Walker
Mackay, Rutherford, and Co
T. S. Ashburner
Cunningham and Hinshaw
Frammulo, Bingham, and Co
E. W. Maude
Kenneth Pringle
John Farie
W. H. Higgins
Alfred Higgins
Blake and Maxwell
John Hill
Robert Lockhart
Wm. Lockhart
Ed. V. Dadelzen
V. T. Higgins
John Edgecombe
Thomas Bevan
George Glen
Mellor, Cuningham, and Powell
John and E. Grey
Bell Papayani
John R. Darsie
John G. Livingston
C. M.

Thomas L. Morecroft
W. B. Mac Alister
John Lightbody
Collected at the Landing
L. Hardman
Thomas Branch
Evans and Son ......

....
Thomas Thornely, Esq.,
Lieutenant Low
J.
J. A., per ditto
F

am Harrison
R. E. Harvey
William Moon
William Stuart
J. O. Johnson and Co
Richard Rawson
Philip Rawson
F. O. M.. nor P

,arnport and Holt
Charles Potter
WM. Rotherarn.
Subscriptions re
EONS, and Co.