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Jan. 21. IRSI VS anteb. A 4ll=llll L ICENTIATE in Theology, of Durham Univer sity, for a l ong time watt - timed to Parochial Visitation, ce wishes for a TITLBICO ORDERS, in this Diocese, for the en suing Ordination. Views strictly Evangelical. Address, J. P: s., Postoill-e Bootle, Liverpool. TITLE FOR ORDERS WANTED. AN ENGLISH GRADUATE, of Trinity College, Dublin, son of a beneficed Cle rg y man , an d acce pt e d by the Bishop, wishes to obtain ,a.NITLE - in the DIOCESE of CHESTER, for the Lent.Ordlliation. His views are decidedly Anti-Tractarian, hatmitrong, voice, and will give the highest testimonials and references. Address A. B, rare of E. B. CHALMER, Esq., Northfield House, Bath.• ARTICLED PUPIL. WANTED, in a Finishing Establishment, a YOUNG Ve r P s r o o n v 1 , ' " LADY from the age of fifteArLto eighteen, desirous of herself in Mnaici-91trging, and French. A young adva,, I l °essillgjiatefeal Talent would find this an unusually ta geouropportunity for cultivating it. Premium mo derate. ......._________ 2_±_ A ddress, J H Wh'tmore's, Bookseller, Manchester. EDUCATION. RVPERIOR ADVANTAGES are OFFERED to ki YOUNG LADIES preparing for Governesses, in a highly reanectable finishing Establishment; Cheshire. The Course of Instruction comprises.4firgf-rate English Education, French, I%lth Music, and,Singttig taught, by an eminent Resident Pro fessor. and Composer. Drawing and Dancing. Inclusive Terms, 30 Guineas per Annum. Address, A. W Mr. Catherall, Bookseller, Chester. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. LOANS OF MONEY. THECOMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS receive HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are willing to LOANS of MONEY on tre se • f the Bonds of the T rustees of the Liverpool Do the rate of Four Pounds eer C entum per Annu m est , for periods of either Three, Yive, or Seven Yea e Interest payable here or in London. All offers e addressed to GEOEGE WITHERS, Esq., Treasurer to the Liverpool Docks, Duck-office, Liverpool. By order, Dock.offl ee L• ' DANIEL MASON, Secretary WC ........_______± p I r mil December, 1851. THE TO PIPE-FOUNDERS. TOWN COUNCIL of LIVERPOOL are and_ desirous to receive TENDERS for a supply of about one and3t6hrieneglieusadrtiearmmetielers. of CAST-IRON PIPES, of 40 inches S pecifications and other infor ' may be obtained on ap plication at the Town- ffice, Liverpool ; and Tenders 'Mist be d e li vered,-i e manner prescribed by the Specifica tions, on or before FRIDAY, the 31st day of January instant. Totep WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-clerk. x ---_________L__—ncgn Liverpoa, 13th January, 1851. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. PAUL_ BOROUGH BATHS AND WATCH-HOUSES, HE HEALTH COMMITTEErequire aMARRIED INTEND and his WIFE, under forty years of age, as SU PER -,„7; nNDENT and MATIWN of the PUBLIC BATHS and "'SH-HOUSES, in Paul-street. The Salary for both will be 410 0 Per A Gas T nnum, with House rent free er t Coals, and to the The Persons appointed will equired to give security . e extent of .4100 for th performance of their Offices. APplications, endorse lication for Superintendent and teit•ieCrlia,sirmati of the Matron of the Pa n b d e i addressed ftat t he to the . He an Committeemust, Office, Public Offices Cornwallis-street, on or before e —lll -:-. 1 ! 1- ' 11121 1 , instant_ ' hsy ord6: Public WM. SHUTTLEWORTH. Town-clerk °Aces, Cornwallis-street, Jan. 13, 1851. Ensttraitre P.ottres. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SECURE THE ADVANTAGE OF THIS YEAR'S EN TRY, PROPOSALS MUST BE LODGED AT THE HEAD OFFICE, OR B EF OR E Is T OF THE SOCIETY'S AGEN CI ES, ON OR BEFORE IST MARCH. POLICIES EFFECTED ON OR BEFORE IST MARCH, 1851, WILL RECEIVE SIX YEARS' ADDITIONS AT THE SALLOCATION AT IsT MARCH, 185 COTTISH EQUITABL FE ASSURANCE __ _ _ EDI Inc SgOttr-TY: Irporate9eF pecial A c t o f P ar li amen t . BU RGI - 1..--:..:N0. 26, ST. ANDREW-SQUARE. LONDON ...... No. 61A, MOORGATE-STREET. RESIDENT. His Grace th e Duk e of Buccleuch and Qusensbery. LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR LIVERPOOL. CHAIRMAN. Thomas Chilton, Esq., Chairman. Thos. Martin, Esq., Mercha lß n E t. CT W ß m s. . Oxley, Esq., Merchant. David Cannon, Esc l , Merchant. l 1 Hilton Hall , ead, Esq., Mercht 'Medicalol4 cer--James vetrie, Esq., M.D. mthe leading feature of the Scottish Equitable is, that the t.7ll_tiOLE PROFITS are allocated every THREE YEARS ." "t Policyholders of more than fire years' end ura n ce , i n _ !nit of the La ws of the Society. These allocations are not, IL! la most other Offices, made on the original sums assured, P.:,!1-,° ll the sums assured and also on ALL PREVIOUS ADDl itaurelr, so that the Bonus of .e 2 per cent. declared at Ist on the hist, Was equal to about per , cent. per annum ~,.. sums originally assured by the earlier Policies. ti_9le following additions, amounting to £441,665, have been .uelo Policies at the Triennial Allocations : In 1841 £75,230 • 1844 1147 129,984 1850 152,232 The eff ect .t'440,665 dated of these additions is, that a Policy for £lOOO, 1851 , March, 1832, becoming a claim before Ist March, nearlATild receive no less a sum than .41457 16s.—being "°RIrY-SIX per cent. on the sum originally assured— and otter policies in the same proportion, according to their dates. The ANNUAL RENENUE is above .4120,040—and the AC CUMULATED FUND exceeds -€572,000. ROST. CHRISTIE, Managior. AGENTS : LIVERPOOL ARCIIIWAI.I; 7 111D, 3, Liver Chambers, 23, Tithebarn-street. Andertons and Thorburn, Merchants. Edwardthrbett,Surveyor,2, Princess-street. Gibson, Andrew, and Co., Merchants. John Hostage, Solicitor. Anthony Dillon, Banker. inchester Ditto Birkenhead Chester litoldP SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LONDON ESTABLISHED 1710 MANAGERS. CHARLES BELL FORDEs E q., sh C a h w ai L rm ef a e n vr . e, Esq William 13 eresford, Esq., M.P. Henryn F. Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie 'Henry Littledale, Esq. Esq. Samuel Chester, Esq. ,George Warde Norman, Sa muel Pepys Cockerell Raikes C urr i e , Esq. !Brice Pearse, Esq Jo hn Drumm o . , Esq. Esq. Russell Elli ce, Es n d Esq. Lambert Pole, Esq. q. Charles Ranken, Esq. 'William Franks Esq. Henry Rich, Esq., M.P. 'Willia R. HaMilton, F 44 John Shepherd, Esq. M P Captain H. G. Hamilton, n. N. Henry Stuart, Esq., --- • Joseph Hoare, Esq Claud e George Thornton, Esq Felix Ladbroke, Esq. CHARLES HENRY LIDDERDALE, __ T" T. Managers beg to inform e Public, that and Ce°inlialen7 effects with this Societ er Midsummer, 1850, . _ l, in force at each Se nnial period of Division, win participate in at o Net Profits of the Society accruing after Midsummer, bntions to those profits, according to the conditions con °, in proportion to- their contri tained in the Society's ospectus and of Parliament. The Premiums r ired by this Society for insuring Young Lives are much let than many of the old-established offices, and as low as most others Perrone desirous of insuring lives will see that this Societ * no advantages and offers great ailment ind to I r ns P u r r e er e s a , s wim are fully p otected from all rislc by ap the fund in addition to . the ac cumulated funds derived from the investments of Premiums. Liverpool. AGENTS. {Mr. N. D. BOLD, 4, Exchange-street West. Blackburn, Mr. M, v ;. WM. HUSON,RoyIBan-buildings. Builder. in. Stones, Leyland, a Mr. J. D. Woodburn. Manchester and Chorley, Mr. Bolton, Mr. Giles Cross, and Robert Duck. Mr. A • Pergrison Clerk Prescot, Mr. Edmund Ward, the Bolton Bank. ' to Solicitor. Burnley, IVI T .r. _„.l2,l.lloldsworth, Preston, Mr. James Hayesand Agent to Leeds Union Canal Mr. Henry Jennings. tt Cointany. 117' 111 e e ra. Woodcock and Lyne, Mr. W. Butterworth. Stalybridge and Ashton - under- Chorley Chorley m. , -1 -- • d obn W* dßrand Ulverstone, Mr.H. Reming . . Stockport, Mr. Samuel . Hu t n n t n . m r. i t ,.,, . in Warrington, Mr. Thos. Smith, r,__ _. as zcoarit Jack s on. .111.1104Iesle of Man, Mr. W. Wine Merchant. . Wigan and Ormskir , Mr. Ponlyhead, Mr. g. Owens Dutton. k F 14 Caster) Mr. Richd. Bond. NATIO N L AL LOAN FIT HILL ' OND ABLE FI RE INSURA ON. Actuary [ND, LIFE, and EQUIT CE COMPANIES, 26, CORN- DIR'CTORS. AT 1 *W. I . ~.S .. ~,.. • ...AMIE MURRAY, E:(l. 6 Ch i e t r a i w rm so a n n ; Esq. Hu 4 Crofttiennett, Esq. tEllrotsn,-, 1 , ,' E N' I.l j oh ) n Shaw, Esq. *Sir A . i"),;" - Lb. F R S * Ralp G"' HillariY, F.R.S. *Edmond S. Symes, Esq Clement Tabor, Esq. *NI r)1 Gough E- 1 Joseph Thompson, Esq. • ''. Maher. 'q° **John MOSS, Es E q s 4. t*Augustus Vigne, Esq. cietl!!"l4ble Fire: t National Loan Fund Life Assurance So „,...,. t* R oth offices. .‘4"-leisTAL LOAN FUND LIFE OFFICE., On th e w i NEW LIFE TABLES,'" e ndorse drawal Table the Assu i red is entitled, by s'ln?le otnountinofeOtt,lito receive an immedia . to advance of one-half the tiPosit nf ~7fie Paid annual Premiums . without security or de h,._ -.. Ulf. ne.”- 4 Ciipital, X 500,000. . ...., tine "--..1,011CY ;—or 1 - kfPremium for thewhole—fin m ; ti nt " e °f 'r-fe• On our der one-half of the Annual Pay- No will he,returned. N.:Plzents,regis ed. Ther;rttraAiceire 6 3,00So r . ee nt 44 ual income of the Society from Premiums is .e ,781 , the amount covered by the Policies of the Society is I° the ;. 5843 ; athe reserved profit, applicable to future bonus i nvesti s l ir edrailiounts to 482 454 , 56. 6d. At the last annual th e as _Ratio n , rePosted in May:lBso, the bonuses declared to Dreir,i`ullrect were, the option of a return of 15 per cent. on their lin% a : l2 In Cash, or a reversionary addition to the original x. tt! .. ed by each policy varying from 20 to 65 per cent. 91JUPABLE 'FIRE OFFICE. Capital, 4500,000. five , ( ! neo rporatedtunder 7 and 8 Vic. cap. 110.) . . e_(llUt Pire , Office will, by a constant analysis of its al,trerience, from time to time, adopt such rates of pre %ter i n s t t he nature of thexisk may justify, and will decline to z Anann(tep:angements as:reaards tariffs with other offices. 'lld a r at I nvestigation will be made into each class of risk, b. , eturn of one moiety, or fifty per cent. of the nett excess g i ll ore ' Made to allciasses of Insurers whose policies have been ins e for three yeans. tion ott n ceg azainst Lose by Eire effected upon every descrip arA" c rty at mod,erate rates.. C4c,„ e. nt 6tock insured at U. per Pr0 8 ,,,, n "Olelie4iFtl d every information. may b . e obtained, on Io at the Office, or to any of its Agents W. S. B. WOOL,HOUSE, Actuary, cent., without the 'l2...erase LIV linchhee„ ftroot ter AOHNTS FOR THIS DISTRICT', • • JAMES IRVINE, Ekg., 6, Cook-street. • • ...T. W. Green, Eaq.. Mears. Duffield, Lofthouse, and Whitworth, 12, Prin cess -street. ..... Mr• Thomas Lund, CotkmissiOn Agent. ...... Ch arles J. Holmes, Esq. ...... Mr. Thomas Kershaw. ...... Mr. James Kershaw. ...... Mr. Isaac Kitchen. • ...... Mr. Edmond Edmundson. ...... Mr. John Deakin, salt Works. ...... Mr. George Douglas, Brookshaw House. ...... Mr. John Entwistle. . . .. Mr. James &Meru ortli, Auctioneer. ...... Mr. Henry Hayes. ..... Mr. Joseph Thacjarny ; Mr. Chas, Croft, ...... H. G. Taylor, Esq. i l l! a ckbur n a rri ngton urn lski , rl . ti no rLanniey j3"Wood uurY ... • • , b lto n *** Oldham • Presto •"• Clithe n ***** " Helens.. Oburation. LIVERPOOL EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT, CONDUCTED BY THE PRINCIPAL, DR. W. M. FISHER, A.M., F.R.A.S., ___ AND EXPERIENCED MASTERS. TN this Establishment YOUNG GENTLEMEN are thoroughly qualified for any of the Universities, Public Colleges, and for Professional or Mercantile Pursuits. THE COURSE OF STUDY Comprises the Modern Languages, Latin and Greek Classics, Mathematics, Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Drawing, Commerce, Intellectual and Moral Science, General Literature, and the Holy Scriptures. GENERAL SCIENCE. Dr. Fisher's LecTu7;;;;:istroTifmy, Chemistry, Mechanics, Optics, Electricity, Galvanism, Pneumatics, Meteorology, 4 , c., are fully illustrated to his Pupils by an extensive Philosophical Apparatus, of the most costly description. SCRIPTURAL ADDRESSES The Rev. H. CARPENTER, A.M., Rev. T. RAFFLES, D.D., LL.D., Rev. H. HAMPTON, A.M.. Rev. W. POLLOCK, A.M., Rev. T. NOLAN, A.M., Rev. F. OUL D A.M., Rev. F. PARRY, 8.D., Rev. B. A. MARSHAL! . _ Rev. D. D. STEWART, A.M., Rev. W. G. WAR . ~ and the Rev. H. H. HIGGINS, A.M., have kindly t taken to address the Pupils occasion ally on Script objects. CARDS OF TERMS For era and Day Pupils , Printed Testimonials, and B etft Ex tracts selected from the Public Journals of Liverpool, may be obtained at the Establishment. The SCHOOL, 39. Great George-street, will b• RE-OPENED THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 21st instant. THE WALTON ACADEM ill be REOPENED on MONDAY next, t natant. Walton-on-the- ' . OLIVE-MOUNT BOA DING AND DAY SCHOOL. THIS SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED on WEDNES .I_ DAY, the 22d instant. For particulars apply . : . ll)llls..l4 , lllcOlive-mount,Wavertree. January 14th, Ilia DANCING AND CALISTHENICS ESSRS. JO SSET and DUGIT respectfully inform A. their Friends and Pupils, that their ACADEMIES in Liverpool will RE-OPEN on THURSDAY, the 23d of January, at Two o'clock, 104. Duke-street • lf.past Twelve, No. 1, Devon-street; and at Hal en,Clay ton-rooms, Woodside, on SATURDAY, the ' instant. Terms may IX-I rrio — wn at the different Academies, or by letter, addressed to Mons. Jossar, No. 104, Doke-street, Liverpool. LANGUE FRANCAISE AND LITERATURE MONSIEUR L. P. GUILLAUME LEA (of the Royal University of Paris, Brother and Successor to Mr. F. LEA) ATTENDS PROFESSIONALLY SCHOOLS and PRIVATE FAMILIES, Three Times a Week, at WAVERTREE, AIOBIJRTH, SEAFORTH, and BIRKENHEAD. Monsieur G. L. take's this opportunity to inform Principals of Scholastic Establishment, (residin • e above places,) willing to honour him with the erence, that he is at li herty, now, to offer them ' ervices, as a French Master, on the most advantageou s. The plan Mo r iliietfr G. L. has pursued for the last fifteen years, in Schoo s of both sexes, adapts itself to any number of Pupils, being particularly founded on a Grammatical and Sy noptical knowledge of the Language. A LADIES' CLASS, for advanced Pupils, is OPEN Twice a Week, at the Professor's RE:,IDENCE, 35, SEYMOUR STREET ; and at the CONCERT-HALL, WEDNESDAYS, for in the Evening. N.B.—The Quarter begins when the First Lesson is taken, and consists of Thirteen Weeks. T A EE BANK HOUSE, Chester. Establishment for 1.1 the Education of YOUNG LADIES, conducted by Mrs. FRANKS and her Sister, Miss COTTERELL, aided by Mas ters of eminence. The system pursued by Mrs. Franks and Miss Cotterell continues to give satisfaction to the Parents and Friends of the Young Ladies educated by them ; while the do mestic arrangements of the Establishment are such as, com bined with the beauty of the situation, cannot fail to meet the approbation of any one who attaches importance to such con siderations. The House is large, airy jiaa-coximodious, the grounds extensive, and the localit by. Mrs. Franks and Miss Cotterell have the privil of naming as referees :—The Very Rev. the Dean of B or; Rev. F. Parry, Incumbent of St. Clement's, Liverpo Rev. J. Gaman, Incumbent of St. Paul's, Chester ; . J. Dale, Bolney Vicarage, Cuckfield, Sussex; W. W ell, Esq., Banker, Chester; G. Morley, Esq., Surgeon, Lee s ; T. Morris, Esq., olicitor, Warwick ; G. Mel lor, Esq., Park View, Ashton-under-Lune, Lancashire; Major- Campbell, Howard-place, Edinburgh; Mrs. Gaskell, St. He len's, &c. &c. &c. TERMS :—Board, with Instruction in the English and French Languages, Music and Singing, 50 Guineas per Annum; 40 Guineas per Annum, if paid in advance, half-yearly. The Musical Department, conch cted by Mr. FRANKS, Pro fessor and Composer. French taught by a Parisian Master and a Resident Governess. STUDIES will be RESUMED January 30th, 1851. VACANCY for an ARTICLED PUPIL. Premium moderate. Cheater, December 18th, 1850. U 0 13t kat. EGREMONT MO be LET, FURNISHED ,excellent HOUSE, with Coach-house, Stab!' , nd Outbuildings, together with a large Garden, ig the best assortment of Fruit Trees, &c., and also Double Hothouses, well stocked with the choicest Vines. There is also a Gardener's Cottage, with suitable Ap purtenances, Apply to Messrs. HARMOOD BANNER and SON, 24, North John-street. MO be LET, FURNISHED, near Falk ner - square , a good HOUSE, containing six 16od.riioms, three Enter taining-rooms, Bath, and WS r6Set, with every other con venience, suitable for t eption of a respectable Family. The House is well shed throughout. Rent moderate. Apply to STANBURY and WALTERS, Jubilee-buildings, 16, Lord-street. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, SCOTLAND -ROAD. THE Errors of Popery will b e E xpose d i n t h e a b ove Church, on SUNDAY next, the 26th instant, in TWO SERMONS, in the Morning, at a Quarter before Eleven, by the Rev. DAVID JAMES, M.A., IncunAm)t - of "St. Mary's, Kirk. dale, after which a Collectio 'ff — be made towards the Ex penses of the Church; a the Evening, at Half-past Six, by the Rev. Dr. ALL, Curate and Minister of St. Matthias', after Which a Collection will be made towards the Expenses of the Schools attached to the above Church. LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. AT the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the SCHOOL, held at the Institution, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of January, 1851,—Present, Rev. A. CAMPBELL, in the Chair, The Report having been read, and the Treasurer having given the statement of the accounts. It was resolved,—That the Report be adopted, and, with the Statement of Accounts, be printed and circulated under the direction of the Committee. It was resolved,—That the thanks of this meeting be given to the Officers, Chairman, and Committee for-their services dur ing the past year, and that the fol g Gentlemen be the Officers and Committee for the ensuing : Rev. A. Campbell. Mr. Richard R one Chairman. Mr. Arthur ompson Treasurer. Mr. Ed Banner Secretary. Mr i liam M'Crackan A r. Harmood Banner Rev. Thomas Bold Mr. J. Mawdsley Rev. James North Mr. Adam S. Gladstone Rev. William Maynard Mr Robert Hutchison Mr. C. R. Banning Mr. Froste Mr. R. R. Rathbone Mr. Arthur Ellis Mr. E. Gibbon, jun. Mr. C. Langton Mr. Henry Grey. Sir Arnold J. P. Knight.. Consulting Physician. Mr. James Barton Nottage Surgeon. Mr. R. Lloyd Dentist. Mr. James Rhind Principal. (Signed) AUGS. CAMPBELL, President. The Chairman having left the Chair, Resolved,—That the thanks of the meeting be given to the Rev. A. Campbell for presiding on this occasion. (Signed) EDW. BANNER, Hon. Sec. A T the ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI BERS and FRIENDS of the EYE and EAR INFIR MARY, held the 20th January. 1851, GEORGE GRANT, Esq., in the (Alain Moved by WM, BROWN, Esq., M.P., seconded by JOHN CROPPER, Esq., and resolved, _ I.—That the Treasurer's Account, together with the Report of the Committee, be passed, and that the same be printed and circulated among the Subscribers. Moved by ADAM HODGSON, Esq., seconded by CHARLES GROVES, Esq., and resolved, 2.—That the cordial thanks of thts4(e - e - t - ing are due, and they are hereby given, to the Cor station of Liverpool for the liberal grant of .elOO, and t e Gentlemen who have pre sented Donations to the C ity during the past year. Moved by THEODO . RATHBONE, Esq., seconded by THOS. ARTHUR Ho ~ Esq., and resolved, . . 3.—That the t s at* ibis Meeting be given to the Presi dent, Vice-pr eats, and other Members of the Committee, for their ser ices during the past year, and that the following gentlemewbe appointed for the current year, viz. : The Right Honourable the Earl of Derby. The Right Honourable the Earl of Sefton. The Right Honourable the Earl of Ellesmere. The Right Honourable the Earl of Harrowby. The Right Hqnourable Lord Skelmeradale. The Right Honourable Lord Stanley. The Right Honourable W. E. Gladstone, M.P, Charles Scarisbrick, Esq. Edmund hlolyneux, E OFFICERS FOR FREE THE YEAR 1851 DENT. Charles T VICE-PRF. Thos. B. Horsfall, John Nayl COMM syleur, Esq. ESIDENTS. lor, and Jos. C. Ewart, Esqrs, UTTER. Rev. Augustus Campbell Rev. Dr. Hume Charles Armstrong, Egg. Lawrence R. Baily, Esq. Harmood Banner, Esq. William Bennett, Esq. James P. Campbell, Esq. John Cropper. Eeq. Captain Gregg James Holme. Esq. T. A. Hope, Esq. Joseph Hadwen, Esq. John Huddleston, Esq. W. P. Hutchinson, Esq. Henry Myers, Esq. Henry Ormerod, Esq. David Rae, Esq. John Rigby, Esq. John Ripley, Esq. W. Rathbone, jun.,•Esq Netlam Tory, Esq. William Tyrer, Esq. URER. Henry Crosfield, Esq. AUDITORS. James Holme, Esq. Harmood Banner, Esq HONORARY SECRETARY. Charles Wilson, Esq. Moved by the Worshipful the MAYOR of LIVERPOOL, .seeonded by ISAAC HADWEN, Esq., and resolved,- o.—Tharibe thanks of the meeting be given to the Medical Officers for their valuable services during the past year, and that Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill he re-appointed, sad that Mr. Poole be appointed Honorary Assistant Surgeon. GEO. GRANT, Chairman. The Treasurer desires gratefully to acknowledge the follow ing donations : .re 8. d. The Corporation of Liverpool )00 0 0 John Crop per, Eeq., Dingle-bank 25 0 0 Rigg. Esq., Newton Heath, Manchester 2O 0 0 Mrs. Wordsworth, Walton lO 0 0 John Drinkwater, Esq lO 0 0 William It. Sandbach, Esq 5 0 0 Isaac Hildwen, Esq 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 j T o b l o n ir B as en t fl E t s tby tha F y .sq or Adam Hodgson, Esq • 5 0 0 George Grant, .510). . 5 0 0 George Holt, Esq. Henry C. Daloe, E.')..,___,, 1 0 0 MA T CROSFIELD, Treasurer. Liverpool, Jan. 20, 1851.: THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. PAPAL AGGRESSION. LIVERPOOL PROTESTANT DEFENCE COMMITTEE. AT a MEETING, held on the 2d of January, 1851, T. B. HORSFALL, Esq. in the Chair, the following Resolutions were put and unanimously adopted lst,—That under the present critical circumstances of the country, it is highly desirable to form a numerous and influen tial General Ccmmittee of Merchants and other Laymen of this town, with a view to the resistance of Papal Aggression. 2d,—That the Gentlemen now present do constitute such Committee, with the addition of such other Gentlemen as the Executive Committee, hereinafter named, may from time to time appoint. 3d,—That the said General Committee shall appoint, out of its own Members, an Executive Committee, who shall have power to adopt such measures as they shall deem expedient for carrying out the objects of this Meeting, and to convene the Members of the General Committee whenever they may think proper to do so. 4th,—That this Meeting do recommenttithe attention of the Executive Committee the importa,ce of urging upon the Ministers of the Crown, and the Houses of Parliament, and also upon our own Representati • , the feelings and opinions of the Protestants of this kin om, so generally and earnestly expressed against the rcce encroachments of Popery. sth,—That immediat ensures be taken by the Executive Committee for proc ng signatures to the Address t• her Ma e sty, and also to e Address to the Archbishop of Canterbury, now before the eeting. The Cliairinan having left the chair, The Meeting resolved itself into a General Committee, which appointed the following Gentlemen as the Executive Commit tee, with power to add to their numbers : EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE T. B. Borsfall, BEci F. Shand, 1 sq. Samuel Holme, Esq. !Wm. M'Cormick, Esq Wm. Jones, Esq. Robert Williams, Esq. Edward Cropper, Esq. Chris. Bushell, Esq. Adam Hodgson, Esq. T. I'. Glazebrook, Esq. Samuel Martin, Esq. R. C. Crosbie, Esq. Charles Turner, Esq. W. J. Tomlinson, Esq. Charles Cotesworth, Esq. Ed. Brodribb, Esq. John Campbell, Esq. J. W. Pitcher, Esq. Messrs. JOS. ITA.ERISON, W. WHATHAM, Hon. Secretaries. THOS. IN MAN. H. J. WEBSTER, H. J. WEBSTER, Esq., Treasurer. GENERAL COMMITTEE T. D. Anderson, merchant. Wm. Armstrong, merchant. Robt.Aked, merchant, Memberofthe Common Council Wm. Archer, baker. Aspinall, sailmaker. John Atkin, ship-broker. Jonathan Atkinson, member of Common Council. Elias Arnaud, Collector of Customs. Leonard Addison, publisher. R. H. Blundell, broker. Edward Brodribb, broker. N. 1). Bold, merchant. Christopher Bushell, merchant. Harmood Banner, accountant. S. Beckwith, broker. Henry Bremner, attorney. Edward Bylord, agent. Edmund Buckley, broker. Charles Buchanan, broker. James Baker, shipowner. Christopher Bell, merchant. Michael Belcher, broker. H. T. Brown, broker. James Bland, timber merchant. Charles Batten, draper. Jos. Betteley, anchor-smith. R. M. Beckwith, member &Common Council E, M. Brodie, merchant. Charles Bowring, merchant. Peter Bancroft, merchant. George Belay, merchant. William Burgess, M.D. George Badenach, brok r. John Bateson, broker. e William Brice, shipowner. J. Brandrit, churchwarden. Charles Brownell, merchant, George Brownell, merchant. John Baron, broker. G. W. Badenach, broker. Thomas Boyd, merchant William Bennett, Alderman. John Briscoe, Member of the Common Council Edward Banner, attorney. William Balderston, wholesale grocer. W. F. Black, merchant. J. B. lilachailer, ship-chandler. Ambrose Byford, auctioneer. Andrew Brown, merchant. George Byrd, merchant. W. J. Brown, broker. Edward Cropper, gentleman. R. C. Crosbie, merchant. Charles Cotesworth, merchant. John Campbell, broker. Daniel Campbell, merchant. Joseph Cooper, Alderman. John Crossley, merchant. Samuel Cooper. Thomas Carlisle, merchant. William Carson, broker. Thomas Clare, gentleman. John Campbell, jdn. merchant. J. J. Conway, barrister. Captain Cooke. Thomas Chilton, alderman. T. 0. Cooper, broker. John Chism, merchant. Edward Clark, merchant. Charles Challiner, merchant. Thos. P. Clint, ship-owner. John Cunningham, architect. David Cannon, merchant. Arthur Crook, merchant. W. C. Casey. soapboiler. Geo. Cram, broker. W. L. Cram, broker. John Clare, jun. broker. Francis It. Clint, broker. W. Byrom Come, broker. Thos. Clarke, shipbuilder. John Coltart. rope-maker. T. Chinn, broker. Alexander Cogill, shipbroker. William Sproston Caine, 121, Chatham-street. J. and F. Coventry, (Messrs. Coventry and Glover,) merchants. W. Kaye Coubrough, ahipchandler. James Catto, shipbroker. Robert Dirom, merchant. Benjamin Darbyshire, merchant. Hugh Duckworth, merchant. Percy M. Dove, Royal Insurance office. Thomas Davies, broker. William Doming, broker. Thomas Donison, broker. Thomas Dover, alderman. Edward G. Deane, attorney. Joseph Dickinson, M.D. P. B. Drink seater, merchant. Thomas. P. Dyson, merchant. T. A. Dale, land agent. Thomas Eccles, distiller. Edward Eccles, distiller. Henry Eshelby, merchant. Joshua Edwards, broker. John Ellison, druggist. King Ellision, surgeon. George W. Ewing, timber merchant. T. S. Eddowes, chain cable manufacturer Rowland Edwards. Richard Fry, broker. Thomas Forsyth, broker. William Fox, broker. Robert Frank, gentleman. Thomas Froste, merchant. William French, M.D. Arthur Piggott Fletcher, solicitor. Thomas Froste, merchant. Howard B. Fox, agent, (Harrington-street.) T. B. Fm ward, merchant. D. J. Finney, merchant, William Fisher, member of Cmmon Council. John Ferguson, member of Common Council. J. C. Fernihough, member of Common Council. Henry Fox, shipbroker. Edward Falloon, surgeon. G. G. Fishley, shipbroker. George Grant, merchant. T. T. Glazebrook, merchant. Charles Groves, merchant. Duncan Gibb, merchant. John Grantham, engineer, Samuel Gould, corn dealer. John Gerdes, chemist. Richard Griffith, broker. Thomas Green, warehouse-keeper. James Gaskell, broker. James Griffith, draper. George Glen, merchant. John Gladstone, member Common Council. George Guest, gentleman. Gordon Giant, merchant. John Gladstone, jun., shipchandler. Thomas Wild Gladstone, gentleman. H. Glazebrook, merchant. Francis Grundy, merchant. R. C. Gardner, merchant. J. G. Geller, merchant. T. M. Gladstone, merchant. Stewart Gladstone, broker. Edgar Garston, merchant. Thomas Godfrey, member Common Council. M. Gregson, member Common Council. T. B. Horsfall, merchant. George H. Horsfall. merchant. Adam Hodson, broker. Samuel Holme, builder. Robert Higgin, merchant. John Harrison, broker. W. H. Higgins, broker. Arthur Henderson, member of Common Council. Thomas H. Holderness merchant. W. H. Higgin, barrister. Thomas Harry, merchant. William Hull, gentleman. William J. Horsfall, merchant. Hilton Ha!head, merchant. Arthur Hohne, architect. Oliver Holden, member Common Council. Thomas Harrison, plumber. Henry nubile, merchant. Joseph Hubback, broker. George G. Hornhy, broker. William Huson, broker. Maxwell Hyslop, merchant. John H. Itinde, merchant. Matthew Hayes, merchant. George Hargreaves, merchant. John Holmes, alderman. James Holine, member of Common Council. George Horfen, gentlepian. T. L. Hodson, surgeon, member of Common Council, George Holt, mcmlier of Common Council. Bernard Hall, mei Samuel How, broker. Nber Cp,mmpn Council. Patrick Hunter, broker. R. B. Hill, merchant. G. and R. Herring, merchants. James Higharn, merchant, J. B. Hartley, dock surveyor. James Hegan, merchant. John Higeon, cotton broker. John Hand, cabinet maker. . William Jones, merchant. Edward Jones, merchant. • • Charles Inman, merchant. Anthony Jones, merchant. Matthew Jee, broker. George Jones, merchant. Geo. Jones, attorney. W. Buckley Jones, shipowner. J. 0. Johnson, merchant. Arthur Jackson, ship-broker. William Inman, sharebroker. William Imrie, broker. W. Buckley Jones, ship-builder. Jas. Ingram, marble merchant. W. P. Jefrreys, Member of the Common Council. Algernon F. Jones, R.N. Mernb. of Common Council Henry Jordan, ship-builder. Peter Joynson, broker. George Kendall, shipowner. Richard Kneeshaw, shipoww•ner. Thomas Littledale, member of Common Council James Lawrence, alderman. Thomas Lee, merchant. George Hall Lawrence, merchant. James Logan, merchant. C. R. Lemon, merchant. William Lowe, broker. John Longton, shipbroker. James Laidlaw, merchant. James Little, corn merchant. J. B. Leatherbarrow, printer and engraver. Samuel Lunt, tailor. J. Lynne, merchant. Henry Lawrence, barrister. Peter Leather, attorney. John Lawrence, brewer. Jas. Livesey, broker. George H. Loxdale, merchant. John Lockett, merchant. Thos. Lamb, b •oker. Edward Langsdale, alderman. J. B. Lloyd, member of Common Council. John Lamont, wine merchant. Thomas Lloyd, member of Common Council. George Louthian, shipbroker. James Laidlaw, broker. John Moss. banker. Thomas Moss, banker. • Edmund Molyneux, alderman. Samuel Martin, broker. John Bramley-Moore, merchant, alderman, William Henry Moore, attorney. William Milner, manufacturer. Studley Martin, broker. James M`Henry, merchant. Francis Mill, broker. Thomas C. Molyneux, merchant. J. B. Molyneux, broker. Hugh Molyneux, gentleman. William Maples, merchant. George Maples merchant. Henry Moore, merchant. E. Mercer, timber merchant. W. Mellor. member of Common Council. William Moon, merchant. •J. L. Minshull, stir eon. Lewis M`lver, merchant. Wm. M'Cormick. builder. Peter M'Quie, merchant. Robert R. M'William, merchant. Thomas Morris, merchant. Joseph Mann, broker. Edwin Maw, broker. John Childe M'Andrew, broker. Samuel Minshull, attorney. Christopher Margetts, broker. William Mellor, tea dealer. George Marsden, broker. F. L. Mawdsley, merchant. Thomas Muncaster, gentleman. Daniel Neilson, broker. William Newton, merchant. William Nicholson, member of Common Counc William Nevett, broker. Hugh Neill, surgeon. John L. Newall, broker. William Norris, anchorsmith. John Nicholson, member Common Council. James Nunn, broker. Ralph Ousey, gentleman. George P. Oxley, merchant John Okell, broker. C. S. Parker, merchant. J. W. Pilcher, merchant, L. M, Pilcher, agent. Edmund Preston, shipowner Alderman James Parker. John Parke, iron merchant Thomas P. Pick, merchant. R. W. Preston, merchant. William Potter, merchant. William Pearce, cotton broker. Lawrence Peel, attorney. Edward P. Parry, wholesale grocer A. P. Powles, merchant. Samuel Perrott, Jun. W. Powell, shipchandler. Jno. Parke, iron merchant. William Priest, agent William Preston, member of Common Council. James Procter, alderman. James A. Picton, member of Common Council. Jno. Parrott, wholesale grocer. Thomas Peers, cotton broker. Christopher Pilkington, Jun., shipbroker. R. A. Payne. attorney. W. Prowse, Jun., merchant. James Poole, shipbroker. Charles Roberts, merchant. William Roxburgh, broker. William Rowett, broker. William Rodger, merchant. James Robertson, merchant. John Rogers, silk mercer. T. F. Roskell, chairman Board of Guardians. E. Richards, broker. Charles William Meade, gentleman. Joshua Rawdon, gentleman. J. H. Rayner, broker. James Ritson. Richard Rankin, merchant. Lloyd Rayner. broker. Thomas Rimmer, gentleman. Jas. Robinson. Thomas Royden, shipowner. Thomas Robinson, member Common Council. R. W. Rayner, broker. Francis Shand, merchant. Valentine Smith, merchant Richard Saunders, gentleman George Smith. George Saunders. Henry Steele, merchant. J. S. Skipper, broker. W. N. Skerrett, merchant. Robert Singlehurst, merchant. John Sutton, broker. C. F. Salt, teacher. Edward Speed, cat:le dealer. Edward Segar, gentleman. T. T. Stead, broker. John Shallcross, merchant. Thomas Sands, merchant. Ashton Sutton, broker. Chi 's Saunders, merchant W. 'Walcott Shand, merchant Peter Sergeantson, broker. George Samuel Sanderson, broker Archibald Sinclair, merchant. Alexander Shand, merchant. S. W. Shand, merchant. H . M. Stone, ship chandler. Thomas Stretch, tanner. Edwin Sparrow , merchant. H. L. Sherlock, customs agent. Samuel Siddley, churchwarden Charles Turner. merchant. Richard Tetley, broker. William John Tomlinson, merchant. Jas. Tyrer, broker, member of Common Council J. A. Tinne, merchant. Charles Tinling, agent. T. Wilkinson Tetley. Frederick Augustus Tamplin, agent John Torr, broker. S. Lee Trotman, g, G. A. Tinley, broker. Thomas Tomlinson, merchant J. B. Taylor, broker. J. G. Taylor, broker. H. r - - kstone' ;entleman .tea.._ .- Joe. Thompson, merchant. William Titherington, broker. Edward Tennant, merchant. Thomas Thistle, draper. Arthur Thompson, gentleman. W. Troutbeck, manufacturer. J. A. Tobin, merchant. Brown Tristram, broker. Thomas Turner, broker. Thomas Toulinin, member Common Council. Hy. Theakstone, merchant. J. S. Thorburne, barrister-at-law. James Thomson, member Common Council. Joseph Toplis, merchant. • William Troughton, limeburner. Percival Tonge, shipbroker. • John Troughton, brickmaker. Thomas Bibby Troughton, brickmaker. William Troughton, brickmaker. Geo. B. Wainwright, broker. Robert Williams, merchant. David Wrigley, broker. John Walker, broker. Robert Wynne, shipowner. Williams, iron merchant. George Withers, treasurer of the dock estate. Joseph Woodhall. Walmsley. William IVhatham broker. W. Wagstaff, broker. Richard Wright, merchant. John Willis, jun., broker. John Wood, merchant. George Wright, jun. merchant. Charle, Wigg, merchant. W. H. Whitehead, broker. Thomas R. Wilson, merchant. William W. Weightman. William Wareing, attorney. Robert H. Wilson, merchant. J. S. de Wolf, merchant. Percival Witherhy, merchant. John P. Whittaker, broker. Owen Williams, coal-merchant. Charles Wainwright, timber-merchant. John Worrall, shipowner. Thomas Wagstaff, hatter. Thomas Wilson, shipbuilder. John NP , - member Coma ,eison w00(ls MCI as James M. Wood, merchant, member of Common Council d. H.. Webster It is requested that the Petition Sheets to the Queen end the Archbishop of Cantephury be sent to Mr. WEBSTER'S Office 7. Rumford-street. not later than FRIDAY &OYER'S RELISH. THIS exquisite SAUCE is positively a New Year Gift, with it the Ainnytrit!e acquires a novel attraction to 'ore our apr served be Soyer's Reish i$ spread over it; potiltr) the piquancy of .this new condiment, a generous influence of is much benefitted by yrirmatemrs of Game fact Soyer novation to slumbered iippe —the Observer says, "M. Soyer is a culinsry artist as pr and as he is versatile, nothing comes amiss to him. Ns reign ruisinier ever tickl e d th e Saxon palate so success y. eis a great man, and the ill cooked mutton chops at lost Napoleon the battle of Leipsic, would have_produ a very different effect if Soyer had dished them up from his Magic Stove,' and rendered them thoroughly light and digestible by his appetising 'Relish.' To be had of the principal San?.e Vendors throughout the Kingdom, and wholesale of his agents CROSSE and BLACK WELL, Purreyon Io iier Majesty, 2) p PS94O - igpare, London. VARIOUS SUMS of MONEY now ready to be LENT, on good Security, in Sums not less than .t'4oo. Apply to STANBURY RBA -WALTERS, Jubilee-buildings, 16, Lord-street. ,sv"— LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE-BUILDINGS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMPANY of PRO PRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE will be held, pursuant to Act of Parliament, in the COTTON SALES-ROOM, in the Exchange-buildings, in Liverpool n MONDAY, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock at.; . By orgout—rilie Committee. JOHN H. YOUNGHUSBAND, Secretary and Treasurer. Dated this 18th Day of January, 1851 LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL. A SPECIAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of 1 - 1. this HOSPITAL will be holden at the Clarendon-rooms, on THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at One o'clock precisely, " to take into consid - ration the expediency of extending the period of the Reappointment of the Honorary Medical Officers of this Institution from Ten Years, as at present constituted, to Fifteen Years; and also for increasing th Surgical Staff of the Hospital by the Appointment of nior honorary Surgeon, who shall iucceed - tb the firstort r ancy which may occur,.eit by the death, resignati ,or non-reappointtnent, or uy completion of the d of service of any of the Honor Surgeons. 3. HEYWOOD JONES, Liverpool,l4tk January, 1851 BANK OF LIVERPOOL THIRTY-SEVENTH DIVIDENL TilE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIVE do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to the PROPR that they have declared a HALF-YEARLY DIVE' rate of AS per Cent. per Annum, on the increa— Capital of the Company, (being 10s. per Share.) from tt July to the 31st of December, 1830; and that sucl will be payable at the Bank of the Company, in Water.s, on and after FRIDAY, the 7th day of ruary next, betWe the hours of Ten and Three on t ay. Dated at Liverpool, this ay of January, 1851. By or of the Board, JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager. Each Propriefiir will be expected, (if required,) for his Dividend, to produce the Certificate or Ce The Transfer 800 inclusive. ks will be closed until the 7th of F SCHOOL FOR. THE INDIGENT BLIND. A T the GENERAL MEETING of this COI /1_ RATION, duly convened, and held at the Instal 17th January, 1651. read auci approved of, It ICaS resolved,—That the Annual Report be publisl speedily as possible Moved by Mr - G. HORN WILLIAM EARLE, and seco Resolved,:—That the thanks of this meeting b William Brown, Esq., M.P., the Pres'dent, to t tusCamphell, M.A., nr. John Lockett, and Mr. James Lister, the Vice-r,,,. Mills, the Treasurer, acid to the . dwaru Chaplain, for their attention le tion ; also to the Physicia , the Auditors, and the'Coin ee, for t stowed upon the t'at' which have ocs to those Ladies - entlemen who have pres in aid of the F ads of this Charity. Moved by Mr. THOMAS MILLS, seconded by and for the ived upon the Resolved.—That the thanks of this meeting be present Messrs. John'Smith and E. T. Kearsley, the Chapel War for a Donation of Five Guineas, usually paid for keel - Warden's Accounts. the Chairman having vacated the chair, it F. S. HULA., seconded by Mr. ROBERT HUTCHISON Resolved,—That the thanks of this meetir William Brown, Esq., M.P., for 1 The following Officers were apt PRESID s moved his able c n the c WILLIAM lIROV VICE-PRESIDENTS. Ven, Archdeacon Brooks, M.A. I Mr. E. Tertir Mr, William M TREASURER—MT. Thomas Mills, COMMITTEE. Mr. William Earle Mr.. lames Aikin Mr.'llllrmood Banner Mr. Charles B. Banning Mr. John Baron Mr. James Lister Mr. Thomas Littled Mr. Robert Benn Mr. Robert Benson Mr. William Bennett ?Rev. Thomas Bold, M.A. Mr. Frederick Boardman 'Mr. Thomas A. Bushby air. Walter i Mr. 3. L. Mi Mr. Simnel Mr. William I A Mr. H. K. Claypole Mr. John Clow Mr. W. Flevyker Mr. Abraham Gartaide Mr. Ad^. Mr. William Oxley Mr. John Parrott Mr. Frederick Peel S. tinuistone Rev. Edward Hull, M. 4 Mr. George G. Hornby Mr. Frederick S. Hull Mr. Robert Hutchison Mr. Washington Jackso. r. Edward r. Henry IMr. Henry - Stubbs Mr. Arthur Thompson H. Turner r.l'. E. Weber. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, tt t i TtheANN UAL MEETING of the SUBSCItI BI bnd FRIENDS of this INSTITUTION, held at CLARENDON-ROOM, OR MONDAY, January 20, 1861, thi lowing resolutions were adopted-- ..------ oienga , Moved by the Rev. GEORGE DOVER, nd secod n 0 led by Rev. HENRY HiMPTON, and resolv ,—That the wartnE thanks of this Meeting be given to w sepb Brooks Yates, Esc for the unwearied•attention he I v uniformly paid to the In tution from its ceminencem . Moved by the .Rev.. D. . STEWART, and seconded by Mr BALD,—That Edward opper, Esq., be requested to accept the office of Chairm for the ensuing year. Moved by Mr.Y . B. RATIIBONE, anti seconded by Mr. Wm CASSON,—Tharne thanks of this Meeting be given to Wm. It Sandbach, Esq., Vice-president, for his attention during th, past year, and that be be requested to continue in office fu: another year_ Moved by Mr. HARMOOD BANNER, and seconded by Mr. JOSEPH Itussw„—That the best thanks of this Meeting are due to Mr. Benjamin Platt for his very valuabe and arduous services, and that his resignation is received with Tegret, and that he be requested to continue until a successor be appointed. Moved by Mr. STUDLEY MARTIN, and seconded by Mr. KENYON,—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Matthew Gregson, and John Aikin, Esqs, for auditing the Accounts of the Treasurer, and that they be requested to con tinue as Auditors for another year ; also, to the Board of Economy for their valuable-services during theyearjust chsed. Moved by Mr. HOLDERNESS, and seconded by Doctor CAMERON,—That the thanks of this Meeting are specially due to the Rev. George J)over, fur his very efficient services as Honorary Obnplain during the last year. Moved by the Rev. H. BAm - rroN, and seconded by Mr. IfALb,—That - the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Honorary Medical Officers, for their gratuitous and most valu able services during the past year, and that they be requested • Moved by Mr. INGRAM, and seconded by Mr. BENJAMIN PLATT,—That the F.,eat thanks of this meeting be given to the house surgeons and matron. for their .great attention to the interests of the institution. Moved by• Mr. B. PLATT, sea —That the thanks of this meet dissenting ministers of this tow• by their eloquent appeals, to the aid of this Charity. Moved by Mr."JonN Jon, am That the hest thanks of this rn who have so kindly furnished I so generously given donations d Moved by Mr. 'I% , IINSITULL, That the following gentlemen cc present year:— Ided by Mr. Wm. RAT ag be Fiveil to the cle for the aid they I tr respective coup seconded by Mr. Russnm.,— !eting be -offered to the ladie s . nen, .Bzc., and to all who have • ,ring t liepast year. econdedty 11r. CHURTO 3stitute the,coinnaitteeic. FIE YEAR 4851 Edwd. Cropper, Esq. Wm. R. Saudbach, Benjamin Platt, Esq. Matthew Gregson, John Esq., resident ;q., Vice-president. Ireas un.T. }Auditor& Mr. John Bald Mr..Harmood Banner Rev. Thos. Bold Mr. Charles Challinor Rev. James Crook Mr. John Job Mr. James M'Nfurdo r. Studley Martin Mr. John Platt Mr. Roger Fisher Mr. Wm. Fisher,jim. Air. A. Stewart Gladstone Rev. Henry Hampton, A.lll Mr. Gilbert Harrison Mr. T. H. Holderness Mr. James Ingram Mr..R. Lyon Jones Rev. Geo. Dover. Mr. Thomas Robinson Mi. Josh. Russell Mr. Wm. B. Rathbone Mr. James Smith Rev. D. D. Stewart Mr. Roger Waterhouse Mr. Jos: Brooks Yates Honorary ( FICERS.: MEDICAL Grindrod, F.sq., M.D , I John Cameron, Esq.. M.D., P Josh. (Murton, Mt. J. L. Minstmll, Surgeon! Jarnes.Petrie, M.D., _ , norary Consu Mr..J. C. Slit;rnisn; (ouse Sur Mr...J.,G. Barnett, Assistant 'l] Mrs. Mary Chit tners, Miaro' The Treasurer begs thankfully to_ neknowledgt the following DONATIONS s. John :Huddleston, Esq...trh Joseph B. :Ystes,7th John Fletcher, 3d John Job Richard E. Griffiths., 100 0 0 William Sharp 10 0 0 Win. Anderson &Co ;10 0 OJ. B. Lloyd W. 13. Corrie 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 Richard Houghton The M kses Curt, Kir by, in fittfilment of the desire of the late !J. ( _ Rev. ILobert Cort.. 50 0 o!lt.Duckworth Rankin, Gilmour and IDirani & Co Co., Relics.. .3d.... 30 0 0 John Bibby.. _ . T. &H. Litt ledale,v3d 25 0 Ojames J. Bibby T. H. Holderness.... 25 0 Olt. Alison Matthew Gregson 3d 23 0 0 .1. G. Morris Lawrence Richardson Wm. Lyon Bailey, Esq 25 0 OlienrySteel.... Jones, Bland and Co , C. Moss &Co.. Esqrs. Win. Mackenzie, Esq 25 0 OlArthur Henderson Roger Fisher, 3d Misses Yates, 5th.., 2O 0 .o;William Smith .... J. W. Crcrver, Esq Harmoad Banner, 2d l5 0 O'Perkins, Smith, and Thomas Watkinson lO 0 01 Mullins :I am and Clarke.. 10 0 (Y Hen ry Ormrod, Esq. Wen, Bates lO 0 0. Mrs. Chalmers, Matron, 1 W. R. Sandbach, 2d. 10 0 0 and her daughter, cOloran &Stolterforth 10 0 0 by collecting cards 3 18. 0 G.-H. Horsfall Thomas Dover Grundy, Wright, and J. A. C 50 0 0 Eichant Rathbone !John Garstone 5 0 0 5 0 0 Finch & Sons, 2d 5 0 0 5 0 0 5001 5081 5 0 0 5 0 0 5001 5 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 01Rtl. Algernon Payne 10 0 OJ. H. Gregory 10 0 01Thomas llnssell W. E. Milne William Davies John Yates.... Thos. Robinson, jun. 10 0 0 Humble( D. and C. Mac leer, G .Taunton , t part of money re- R. Tomkinsoi Royal Mail Stem Ships, sth, Jn. Farnvfortli, Adam S. Gladstone _Esq. ni !John CrOne . 10 0 o;Charlee Bell I. 10 0 01Charles Vicary e, !Captain Rickerb' , 10 0 Ollrs. Anne Holm 10 0 0 Robert Curry, Ii . 10 0 C -- Bew•ley Miss Carol: Rath .... Robert Bench oh n: Ric in t Kneeshaw, 2d Joseph Hubback J. Pain , „ W. F. Foster Arbitration .Fe 5 0 01Earp anti 5 0 CI W. P. Dreapi 5 0 0:.), 5 0 6 1 Cliaritili 5 0 0, pita! ... 5 i 01 James StokeF J. F. Brocklebank Joseph Mayer The President having left t 0 ]5 2 Sedgley, the son of the parish b( ance, got him out of the church, his geck severely twisted by th e 4 5 0 0 0 neckerchief, and nearly c h o ki ng 4 madman, for so he turned out to yard, and was released, he ran awe It is said he was related to a ver3 0 in Southampton street, and has eccentric in his manner. will parnum an 2 0 o Because she is always to -11 0 PRAY ER.—Prayer • 1 1 0 contrived form of words, yson &Co. 1 1 (0) ory nor rich invention exer 6 6 and affected when calling on H 1 0 01 . paper and good writi ng o f I 0 0 king, and the moving se nse of EDW r A'ltii ate Mr. AnthOr I 1 0 inese may dra w a neat p i cture of it, but s t ill the life is 1 0 0 wanting. The motion of the heart Godwards, holy and di -1 0 0 vine perfection, makes prayer real, lively, and accepta ble 100 1 t o t h e li v i ng God, to whom it is presented—the pouring 1 0 0 0 1 out of the he ar t t o Hi m t h at ma d e i t, and therefore hears 0 I 0 0 I it, and understands what it speaks, and how it is moved It is not the gilded „etition that prevoil with a ncl to the King that CA.I 1114311, Nlllll,ll 1 - 10 atone re i zaros—ne patens LO bear 0 /0 6 what that speaks, and takes all as nothing when that s 10 0 is silent. All other excellence in prayer is but the sub () 10 0 feet and fashion of it ; that is the life of it.—Bishop 0 5 0 Leighton. vember last, shortly after arriving <red three years, EDWARD, only bbott 2 of Kearsley DEATHS.—On the 27th N at San Francisco, of cholera cliiict; and on the followh monsly,—That the best thanks of the subscribes s are due aria I - are hereby tendered to J. B. Y Alts , EMI for leis Dllle conduct ; this tof tin in the chair upon this occasion, own, the beloved wife of 's town, and daughter Chemistry is tau mal, and Vegetable Kingdom 'gilt in ail its re This distribution of tim f , neficial to many Papi attendi ruction, or otherwis ngaged. When the Stolen as terminate to his conduct and work. '1 f his is of a high order,—proved by published in Liebeg's Annalen, Society of London,—he will re ficiency." LABORATORY OPEN Two Medals are ) the most acEir Mr. Ra'ph William Forst the last S TO PROYESSIO —Cobalt, Silver, will be entered and other processes. party; and all kinds of meet with prompt attest BOROUGH OF LIVER GILBERT HENDER THE COURT of QUA: PEACE for the BOROUGI eet, on MoN !, Chapel. eu o'clock in the For( NO Traverse will be tr Yo. 4, 1 nall - j,ersi 1 Indictrilenthitic Ws, against per7 c pplidinitted to Ba before Twel o'clock on the d Grand Jury, or the Trial will slat ST. HELENS CANAL AND R day of .February next, at Twelve pose of receiving the Repo Dividend. Dated this Twen rat day of FRANCE.- NOTI Another ministeri On Saturday evening, 1111133 C( 7 3. M.D. !mbly,7the min !sident of the R from Brest ich cruised off the Italian cc onging to Mazzini's con: Portuguese flag, ROMI (From the Tin luabton except prayers and s to have no business merit, and the gray, ChurCh in Eng ifference, Pius the . settle the one, and that our the Papal States for the othe It is difficult for a Itoinau frankly on the suhsect of the paganda, particularly when hl step has been taken - in a v matter that should have negotiation (official, th being still high treasor without any previous noth remembered that when a jected some years ago by ti dom of the Netherlands, the Hague to ascertain the arch, and that in conseque measure was withdraw Her Majesty intends to open r On Sunday night four houses Stoke, NewfngtOn Thußoman Catholics weekly journal, to be call and advocacy of their on SPORT FOR THE WIN could say in addition to favour of Mr. Colle3's I have half the effect in co high estimation in which ti a fact, that this is the arrival in Liverpool, and not begin to flag—in fact, attended this winter has rs daily business, as those wl: illusions in a crowd. and h, convince themselv !eired by daylight their friends and fatnil understand that Mr. ( MEETI provement taking . Place by simil classes. Mr. Caine explained tl hysician, which was originated atte met with such general approt to sanctify the affections, and the working man. alarm was so great that " Lectures serve only to give a farte for Science, they rev teach it." LIVERPOOL COLLEGE OF PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. Professor Dr. Sheridan Muspratt, F.R.S.R. Hon. Assistant, Mr. Josefh Danson, F.C.S. THE next SESSION of Four Months will COM MENCE on MONDAY, the 3d of March. Students wishing to attend should signify their intentions as soon as possible, as a Working-bench is appropriated to eac Student. All Fees payable in advance. Students working every day in the we 31 four days „ 3, three days „ two days one day I • half-a-day Students may also attend one ho hours, &e., per day or per-week The amount of Fee paid by time he works in the Labor any time during the Session, and th , accordingly. If a Student pays Fifty Guineas in in the Laboratory every day for Three Fe H 14 0r 12 12 0 10 10 0 9 9 0 8 8 0 or tbre The method of study pursued in upon the mould of that employed in misting of a systematic course of n►e: nical introduction to the science and will receive S of the. k of the Peace's Office, i.i;;;;;;; PAN Y. VOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\ HALF-YEARLY MEETING laid at the OFFICE, At ST. HELEN' Catholic Belgium repre and Holland being as Pot went. That fault is almost a thing will be done to repair __, old attitude of passive resistar_ nell. has registered a vow in H done an imprudent and impr moderate the evil, and prays, __ The late conversions compensate ii and the Cardinals for the outcry ri every one appeals to the presence verts at Rome as better evidence the English nation. meeting of the friends and suppo Men's Sunday Services was held Is cert-hall, Lord Nelson -street, J. St The object was to draw the attentio movement making to enlighten ti explain the nature - ar.d objects of report upon the past year's pro having been opened with a hym Rev. Dr. Stowell' the chairman meeting, enforcing upon it the g the working classes from their e rest, and in a very pertinent speed under the d t lat a execution since his Working ress the n tha im- couraged by circumstances from ordinances of religion on the follow those circumstances being the expel): from the pulpit of the free seats i objection being aggravated by its to seat, " for the use of the poor•." said enough of this affair, wide the work of the Northern Mechanics is supported by the contribution o We may, however, observe that se, lstitution, remarks were calculat churchman present, and we wer 1g man, ate the c AN EXTRAORDINARY SCE D- _ During the performance of the m Giles's, Camberwell, on Wednesday, is the heiress of great property, and a mir chut elt,.a most extraordinary scene took place_ time the parties were at the communion table a a had been in the body of i he church, rushed t and commenced tearing the dresses of all AT A WE von the chief of r of the At 0 e lan, who The v, and t g!ey had !lurch- aas pace ;ome time b nn; _Lind never gutrrel?". •gettir expression ois wcll product of a ready rue m itself in the performance. lted Da Mr. MINSHt 4inshull N irnl nt is rc vance, h POOL, t f so m lily Snit ters of t. :tenth!) ng written We have. is patrc