The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-17 00:00:00

June 17. ISSI balo bp lurtion. i15w....... VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. By Mesrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, MoNDAY,s the 30t h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Cl arendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to Such conditions as will be then and there produced, ALL that Piec e o f LAND, with the DWELLING HOUSE and BUILDINGS thereon erected, situate on the !_onth side of Wavertree-road, lately in the oc tion of John Pennington Esq„ deceased and measu n front to Waver. tree -road 24 ' yards, and running in d backwards to a back Street on the east and west si 69 yards, and containing altogethe r 1658 square ya, ds thereabouts. The whole of the Pi es are enclosed by a substantial Brick Wall , an d very eligibly situated for a Private Residence. For further pa r ti cu l ars app l y t o M essrs . L ACE , limos, and Roscoe, Solicitors, Castle-street. To - L ITHOGRAPHIC, COPPERPLATE, AND LETTER PRELS-PRINTERS, AND TO CALICO-PRINTERS. 13y'Mr. WALER, On FRIDAY next, the 20th instant , a t Eleven o'clock precisely. at his Rooms, 55, Church-street, Liverpool, THE underme n ti one d valuable LITHOGRAPHIC, COPPERPLATE, and LETTERPRESS- PRINTING rRESSES PRINTING TYPES, &c. : namely, _A splendid Aletal COPPERPLATE PRESS, with Planed Metal Plank, 4 feet long by 19 inches wide; Metal Rollers and Cylinders to match. foal Metal COPPERPLATE PRESS, with Metal and Rollers, 281 inches wide, Metal Ch , and Brass Boxes, Antedado for the largest Copperplates. excellent LITHOGRAP . PRESS, with Double wheels and Pinions; size of arriage, 34 inches by 49: I , I A- Capital Foolscap B dside PRINTING PRESS; the atten t4i inches by ; perfectly new. toemy PRINT! PRESS, 'Two STA MPI PRESSES. A neat Ass ent of PRINTING TYPES, comprising com plete Foun of Nonpareil, Brevier, Long Primer, Pica, &c., U~pto 12-line in Metal, Fancy Founts;Cornbioation Borders. Wood Letter, an excellent Iron SCREW PRESS, with Blocks, Shalloon Boards, &c., complete; and other articles necessary YOr a General PRINTING oFri CE. The above Presses and Types are in excellent condition, and Well worth the attention of Calico, Letterpress, Lithographic, and Copperplate Printers, and others. May be viewed previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had at the Rooms. By Mr. WALKER, Tin FRIDAY, the 4th day of July next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Li verpool, subject to conditions then to be produced. Lot ACLOSE of LAND, called " The Field. Hey," Using situate in Thornton. in the county of Lancaster,and M e° 1 acre I rood and'36 perches, or thereabouts. another Piece of LAND, called "The Butt in Alison's Percy it in Thornton stforesaid, and containing 19 _`"ea, or thereabonts. 2.— A DWELLING-HOUSE, with the OUTBUILDINGS, i i ; 8 • 0 , ORCHARD, and APPURTENANCES thereto belong g, and the several Closes of LAND therewith occupied, and p„lwn by the names of " Part of the Backside Fiel of the Field before , the House," " Part e Backside pi.`Y , "' "The Croft, or 'Gartien," and " e Stone Field, or i' a noifield," all situate in Thornton esaid , and containing a cres 1 rood and 15 perches, or t eabouts. n , L ot , 3.—A Close of LAND, c d "Hilton's Holmes 'Hey." - Short Butts," situate i ok's-lane, Great Crosby, in the said county, and contain' '3 roods and 8 perches of Land, or t hereabouts. t ...he whole of th ove Premises are in the occupation of 'lr. Hugh Spen ,as tenant. Lots 1 and 2 are of the Tenure of Freehold of Inheritance, y lpd Lot 3 i s o f t h e T enure o f C opy h o ld o f I n h er it ance o f th e anor of Great Crosby, subject to the rents, suits, and services therefor due and of right accustomed. , For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES BLACKBURN, A cc ountant, Temple-court; or to Mr. ROBERT NORRIS, Soli citor, North John-street, Liverpool. 'F URNITURE, PIANO FORTE, BY COLLARD AND COL LARD, BRILLIANT PIER GLASS, SUITE OF ROSE WOOD, IN GREEN DAMASK, WARDROBE, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS. &c., AUCTION MART, LORD-STREET R. PORTAS will SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY next, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at t he Mart, 75, Lord , street. The excellent and modern HOUSEHO FURNITURE and other Effects, removed for the con ence of sale, com rising Half-tester-and Iron Bed s, superior Chests of ahogany Drawers, Night mode, Bed-room Chairs, W ashstand and Dr essi ng e, Spanish Mahogany Ward- TObe, Grand S ,uare -forte, by Collard and Col- TA Cot age Piano- P te, by Broodwood, brilliant Pier ... l ass, in Gilt Fra , Spanish Mahogany Pedestal ' Side ard, Mahogany • nd Rosewood Loo Tables, Set of capital - . l ahogany Chai , Hair-seated, Easy and Lounging Chairs, covered in Leather, Set of Carved Mahogany Hall Furni- Vre, Mahogany and Rosewood Chiffonier, Rocking Chair, in !lair cloth, elegant Suite of Rosewood Drawing-room Furniture, slabriped green damask, Mahogany Hall Table, with marble , Mahogany Dining Tables. on telescope frames, Pressing lasses. with marble slab, Mahotrany Couch and Sofa, Child's lKahle Chair, Silver-plated Cruet Frame, with cut bottles,Eight aY Clock, capital - Feather Beds, a few.valuabte Paintings and ~,ngravings, Carpets, Stair Rods, Fenders, Fire-irons, Table anives and Forks, and other Effects. Mav be Viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Rooms. 131PORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE MACHINERY, T "LS, 4- OL c., AT THE CLARENCE FOUNDRY, LI VERPO. On vo By T. M. FISHER and SON, EINESDAY, the 2d of July, to •SaTuanAv, the 16th of August, both inclusive, at Eleven d'clock in the Forenoon eachAday, LL the Valuable MACHINERY, TOOLS, and STOCK-1N -TRADE, of that extensive Establishment, Zthaisting of Three High-pressure and One Condensing Steam fr n ale ca with Boilers, ; SCiterns, Pipes, &c., varying in power 11„.." s t o 30 horses each Two large and powerful Horizontal g , g Mills, the largest capable of boring cylinders 120 inches ter7ter, 14 feet stroke, and with a Face-plate 1 e diame ot of turning IS feet diameter; the er Mill capable l'ace.. t „ l ,ag cylinders 84 inches diameter, feet stroke, with a I.ll .,eterate Si feet diameter, capable urning 12 feet in dia rottin',Valit Slotting- or Key Gro ng Machines, capable of 'n, che s ',,Y ll the largest size, 2fe 6 , inclies deep, and 10 feet 6 B l2es di ameter, down to the • Idlest articles on the smallest iiir,..;Wlth Self-acting Slid every direction ; Fifteen Plan 'iaehines, adapted fo I kinds of marine, locomo tive, Plan- SC engineering wo ,w I capability 9pi feet giies h t eignt a , n o e n tTe m largest, down br oad , 1G feete alotnntfil f e et two large Vertical Boring Mills, Capable of boring iree feet diameter and three feet deep, with tables, slides, &c. ; Seventy-four Turning Lathes, varying in size from 6 inches to 3 feet 6 inches head-stocks, and consisting Of all varieties of Lathes, viz.:—Heavy Slide Lathes, for marine and locomotive work ; Whitworth's Slide Screw Cutting Lathes, 15 inch and 10 inch heads, with change-wheels ; Back Reared and single speed Lathes, with beds varying from 4 feet 6 inches t o 30 f ee t i n length.; Twenty Drilling M achines, va ;ions sizes; Six Nibbling Mathines,Three Screwing Machines, ro Nut Cutting Machines, Six Punching Machines, Patent !Ilvetting Machine, Rivet and Washer Making Machine, Bar :,titting Machine, seven cwt. Nasmyth's Steam Hammer •, A tv „...,catY-three Smiths' Fires, with all the Tools, Cranes, and pn",ldry 8 , in connection with them.; Thirteen large and powerful aud Erecting-shop Cranes, Seven Travelling Crab Gi nes, Six Portable - Pillar and Wall Cranes, Grinding and ail az lng Apparatu. Iron and Brass Foundry Tools and Uten ... .9 . Il e . , 7 eighing Machines, Loam Mill, Hydraulic Presses, Lor a,:4 Uarts, Wheelbarrows, and a most extensive and valuable iti n „ r tment of Patterns and Plans of every description of En- Mill s and Mill Work generally, including Saw Mills, Sugar tr„ s e Rolling Mills, Dredging Machines, &c. &c., besides a tier% variety of Machines and Tools, which will be fully de , ThM in the Catalogues. ~ o gpe e . Whole will be on view any day prior to the sale. Cate troill : L are now ready, and may . be had on the Premises, and 'Will f me AUCTIONEERS, 39, Princess.street, Manchester, who 'ac e. °rWard same on application by post any time before the FREEHOLD LAND AND ORIGINAL CHIEFS AT GORTON lq, BROOK, NEAR GORTON, MANCHESTER. It. THOMAS WATTS has the pleasure to 'Fr u " announce, that he has received instructions from The pu b ,fts of the late Peter Jackson, Esq., to 0 Blft — for clio n e ,FlC COMPETITION, in July next, the val e ESTATE, ch tts li the GORTON BROOK ESTATE, i sto suit pur their, or as a whole, situated within t rniles of the Borough,an -51,411,e! Exchange, and out of the incts of the 04,,010g between the London North-Western Railway 8 h , r e heater and Birmingha ection) and the Mancbes*-- th e e leid, and Lincolnshire ilway, being contiguous to b itaiNT y ogsight and Go n Stations, on the two lines t' Part ae particularrwill appear in future advertisements. In 3W2neantime, irc apphliArms, Gorton, cation can be the Preinises ; Mr. on made to Mr. JOSEPH M.. 7,'AM B °N, the Birch WOTtqI.PV SiritiP-StrePt Itigrltat_etv./24 Mortrhoofor• wo•rpANIRL JA( kS 11 Yde-ros ch__cey, Surveyor r • Liverp6o vposite the itoroug d Land Agent, kport. IMf M . THOAS V 1 tiaoi; Mr. WILLIAM 5, Princess-street, Man- :ompsta' Bridge, SUPERIOR WRITING INK. COCHRAN'S BLACK OFFICE and OPYING ad, INKS, prepared for using with S P ens , are we ll ,Pled for all C ount i ng -h ouse purpos ttO C HRAN'S BRIGHT RED LK, ULTRA-MARINE co INK, nd EMERALD BEN INK, are all splendid n ells. It is r e commende use quill pens for these coloured ' , in order that the iancy of their colours may not be HAPaired. ti s old in Sealed an Labelled Bottles by all respectable Sta- Co n c er l• Sold Wholesale and for Exportation by Picran 13, Cable -street, Liverpool. NEVILL'S ARABICA FOOD, THE PATENT FLOUR OF LENTILS: THE Inost agreeable Food for Invalids and Infants, Inecr and which has in thousands of cases entirely superseded n erv ' o c u ine s f or indigestion, constipation, nausea and °. sickness, t the & i on , odious, and liver complaints, and all derangements butrit; aeh ' ' e Te e a n s all o t •bowels, and digestive organs. By . . t Ine c i i „"s, end agreeable food, health may be ained without tql..,'"ne, inconvenience, or expense. never distends or dei i_g acid o n the weakest stomach, n isagrers with the most , ,„,!Fte, but gives tone to the tech and digestive 9r— rgrin"s the 41,---' art of t promot • • ninvigorating action in every he body. Caution ! eware of imposition ! Ask for s Arahica Food, a ote the signature of A. H. Nevin, u mi u ci l l s the Patentee . original Manufacturer. Du Bar . ry's Leriteuffe!l Revale. is composed ,of our Patent Purified zn one 6 , which the .urchase of us . ; they also pay us a sum of Und o 5 ' Yearly f. a License to Manufacture their Revalenta VILD NR r our Pat' t . Gro cer S ARABIC' --- Ag e ", C hemists, r 1.14 nts:-4 '3" r - street Li verpool: .84, ; .tt.-e.t; Bromley ar Rid NorT . .- , Areet • - yR , I t Jones — "n 27 rkenlite I, • ter Richard ..Lre et. „, 24 Str eet, eanu road , ' LonCll'uS FOOD can be obtained through all and Booksellers, and of the following Evans, Son, and C 0,,, (Wholesale,) 52, nasal', 33, Bold-street; Syers. Ranelagh ad Wearing, I, London-road; Wilding, 25. and at Kirkdale, opposite Nethertield-road - adise-street ; and at Edge hill ; W. H 'ant, and St. George's-shill, Everton 'ester-street, Woodside. Manche Market-place. Preston tan,, Heaton verpool Piou }... x, whe Diratt'Y eithe7tu" LO 13t A i W elY ten. nig out x ,c, t rti c „„ te , not Of hap'ighl t.:•°net,, fi L u ruetattlriquir Ibor eof tr e eli te thetnrieelesealsuo'_. e don of R . I 011 Pt'ted •, , Partict "V'e;ll4o ce e t e l l i?: l l a Or unemployed, by corn Ictional outlays, pro rll real ,11 1,1.14140 %Al (VULA otrunprecedented advantages. - 1 to all addressing 1,. L. D., ' Clement's Inn, Strand, Lon 'et,sed to them- BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES VALUABLE HOUSES AND GARDEN,S,EVERTON. By Mr. BYFORD, On WEDNESDAY, the 24 of July next, at Half-past Six o'clock . for Seven in the Evening,at Halliday's Coffee-house, Everton, subject to conditions, ADETACHED HOUSE and GARDEN, N o . 1, Springfield, occupied by Mr. Tate, comprising an area of 1,480 square yards of lipid.. - . 'A doUble VILLA and GARDENS, Nos. 3 and 4, Springfield, occupied by Messrs. Walker and Winn, comprising together about 800 square yards. _ A detached HOUSE and GARDEN, No. 11, Springfield, oc cupied by Mr. Duncan, composing an area of 1,040 yards. A detached HOUSE with GARDENS, in Springfield (now occupied by Mr. Rose, and formerly by Mr. Eyes), and a COT TAGE and STABLE at the rear, com g an area of . about 3,517 yards. 'A detached HOUSE and ISEN, No. 14, Springfield, oc, copied byMr.Marsden. A detdched BOUS GARDEN, No. 12, Springfield, o c copied by Mr. War Also tselve Cporl'AGES. in Breckfield-place, Nos. 1 and 2, Breekfield-roaK Everton. Springfieidleids out of Mere-lane, Church-street, Everton, and Breckfield-road runs at right angles with Mere-lane. The tenure of the above property is leasehold, for the re mainder of a term of 1,000 years, which commenced in the year 1716. In the first instance the vendor will offer the whole in one lot. and if a sale cannot be effected, the premises will be divided in such lots as may be determined upon at the place of sale. For further particulars apply to Messrs. NEAL and MARTIN, Solicitors, 4, Sweeting•street, Liverpool. By Mr. BYFORD, On THURSDA Y, the 3d of July next, at the York Hotel, Wil liamson-square, Liverpool, at Half-past Six o'cl oc k in the Evening, Loth. A LL that SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE on the north-west side of Whitechapel, in Liverpool, occupied by Mrs. Ann Higham, at the yearly rent, of £4O. 2. All that SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE on the north west side of Whitechapel, occupied by Mr. Richard Edwards, at the yearly rent of .e 32. 3. Ail that SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE on the north west side of Whitechapel, occupied by Mr. Joshua Bailey, at the yearly rent of .€32. 4. All those two front (Nos. 53 and DWELLING-HOUSES called Carlisle-court street, leading out of Whitechape'. 5. All those four DWELLING. SES on the east side of Orry-street, leading into Ath reet (Scotland-road end), oc 57) and tl.ree back in Cu►nberland- Lots 2 and 3 years, which willl4ire on the 25th of March, 1856, subject to a yelrfi apportioned rent of 95., a moiety of which will have t borne by each lot. All the other lots are free. hold of inheritance. or to M ;srs. NEA.L.and s, 4, Sweet- MONEY LENT on P E, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILKS, T VETS, WOOLLENS, and every description of Mane er and Leeds Goods, at Half the Pawnbrokers' Rate nterest. • Apply to 66, Seel- et, two doors from Back Colquitt-street. Private House. WANTED, SE , .HO l, riano - N rte i; ises , $( nArtides, .67ales bp Ruction, NAILS, IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, &c. By Mr. BRANCH, Tins DAv, (Tuesday,) the 17th, and To-MORROW, (Wednes day,) the 18th instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-rooms, _ ABOUT 10 Tons Cut and ught NAILS, of various Descriptions and • s, . 30 Dozen Gravel and Ballast SHOVELS, 100 Doze pboard and Chest LOCKS, of assorted qualities an es, 50 Sets of Table and Dessert KNIVES and F , and a quantity of IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, &c. Catalogues may be had from Mr. BRANCH. PIANO-ITOR'TES. By Mr. BRANCH, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday.) the 18th instant, at One o'clock, . _ at the Hanover-rooms. THE under-mentioned PIANO-PO E - S - : namely, Five Rosewood Cottages, Six-and- : e Quarters Octaves, by esteemed Makers; One Ditto andsome Mahogany Case; Two Cabinets, by Broadly and Son, in Mahogany Cases ; One Grand Square, i ogany Case. Also, an elegant- RP, by Sebastian Erard. To be viewed THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 17th instant, and on the Morning of Sale. EXTENSIVE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF DRAUGHT HORSES, the Property of Messrs. Bowers and Murray. Contractors, who, in consequence of the completion of their work at the North Docks, have consigned them for absolute and unreserved Sale. By Messrs. LUCAS and CO., TS-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Ten o'clock in the morning precisely, and closing at one, at their Reposi tory. Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool, rHIRTY-TwO CART HORSES, of superior de scription for dranitht purposes, an • rime .vorking condition. This first-class STOCK co sea many remarkably fine, large, muscular Horses, co • ing symmetry, substance, and power, with great useful and quickness of action; and, also, Ten seasoned TIP SES, quick, smart, and active, and thoroughly Bcqu ' ed with the Business. The Sale will co ence, at Ten o'clock e morning, with Fifty Sets of SI and Chain GEARS. Immediately after the above will offered a number of other useful Cart and Van HORSES several light, clean legged Teams, fresh from the Cou . A variety of Carts, Waggons, Floats, Spring Vans, and er Vehicles. The whole may be viewed on the Morning of Sale. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FIRST-CLASS HORSES. LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL: SELECT,ASALE. ESSRS. LUCAS and CO. el to apprise 11` I Parties having valuable Horse dispose of, that their next Select Salewill take place o URSDAY, the 26th instant. Descriptions of Horses int ed for this sale to be sent in on or before THURSDAY ne , ie 19th instant, and all Horses to be sent to the Repo y, Great Charlotte-street, on or before TUESDAY next, the 24th instant. TO PROVISION DEALERS AND OTHERS MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, TO-MOR ROW, (Wednesday,) the 18th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, upon the Premises, No. 162, Scotland-road,. opposite St. Martin's Market,—bo order of the Trustees, The whole of the TOCK-IN-TRADE of a__PROVISION DEALER, FIXTURES, and GOODWILL"; also, the useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and,tlfer Effects. ~,.... The STOCK-IN-TRADE corn ) 'sfi Bacon, Hams, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Vinegar, Cap Demy Paper. veretie , The UTENSILS and F UItES include Butter and Cheesb Counter Scales, We' rig Machine, Iron Weights, capital Handcart, Brass idow Plates, Desk and Stool, Counters, Shelving, Gas- ngs, &c. The usefu OUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects May be viced on the Morning oiSareaadatalogues had on the Premises, or of the AUCTIONEER , at his Rooms, Clay ton-squa re. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. TO MEMBERS OF BRNEFIr BUILDING SOCIETIES AND SMALL CAPITALIST'S By Mr. BYFORD, On TUESDAY next, the 24th instant, at Six (for Seven) o'clock precisely in the Evening, at the House of Mr. Robt. Linaker, Castle Inn, 87, Scotland-road, Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be there produced, Lot L A LL that Piece of LAND, situate on the north side of Wright-street, in Liverpool. leading out of Scotland-road, nearly opposite St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Chapel, with the Six MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, two whereof are in Wright-street, and the other four are at the back, and form Court No. 7, also called David's-place. Lot 2.—A1l that other Piece of LAND, situate on the north side of Wright-street aforesaidovith the Six MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, twq-whereof are in Wright-street, and the other four are at h'e back, and form Court No. 9, also called Henry-place. Lot 3 —All that Piece of LAND tuate on the north side of Ford-street, in Liverpool afore d, containing about 227 su perficial square yards of La , with the Ten MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES t eon erected, two whereof are in Ford-street, end the o r eight are at the back, and form a court called Hampt -court, and producing, when all tenanted, an annual rental o .t'7o 4s. The Tenure of . II the Lots is Freehold of Inheritance. Two-thirds of the Purchase-money ( f each Lot may, if de sired, remain on Mortgage. For further particulars apply to Mr. W. H. Moors, Solicitor, Bank-buildings, 48, Castle- , street, Liverpool. By Mr. BYFORD, On TUESDAY, the Ist olJuly next, atWalf-past Six for Seven o'clock in the Evening, at Mr. Laurie's, c r. of Prince Edwin and Great Homer-streets THE Freehold DWELLI NN - OUSE, No. 29, Horatio-street, North Hay et, Liverpool, occupied by Mr. M'Minn. For further particula ply to Messrs. NEAL and MARTIN, Solicitors, 4, Sweeting-street, Liverpool. THE GREAT EXHIBITION TAINTS TO VISITORS.—Of the vast assemblages of persons who will visit the " Metropolis of the world," a large majority will have heard of the reputation, or tested the merits of ROWLAND AND SONS' ELEGANT AND LONG-ESTABLISHED TOILET PREPARATIONS. Among the tens of thousands who will grace the Industrial Fai', every nation will contribute bright samples of its youth, beauty, and fashion. The frequenters of the Ball, the Public Assembly, and the Promenade, will find both personal comfort and attraction promoted by the use of R. and SONS' valuable aids ; and what better mark of esteem can be offepecl to friends on their return home as a Memento of the G r Feat Exhibition than a packet of ROWLANDS' UNIQUE DIS2ATRIES : THE MACASSAR OIL, KALYDOR ND ODONTO ? The Patronage of Royalty throughou ttrope, together with their general use by the Aristocracy d the elite of Fashion, and the confirmation, by experienc , of the infallible efficacy of these creative renovating Speciti , have characterized them with perfection, and given then celebrity unparallelled. ROWLANDS' ACASSAR OIL. This mild yet powerful re 'star insinuates its balsamic pro perties into the pores of t e head, nourishes the Hair in its embryo state, accelerat s growth, cleanses it f rom scur f an d dandruff. sustains it in aturity, and continues its possession of healthy vigour, sil softness, and luxurious redundancy, to the latest period of man life. In the growth of WHISKERS, MUSTACHIOS, a :YEBROWS, it is also an unfailing stimulant. For Children it s especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of air, and rendering the use of the fine comb unnecessary.—Price 3s. Gd. or 7s. ; or Family Bottles (equal to fours RO W all) LANDS' AQUA at 10s. 6d. ; D'ORO.anti double that size 21s. A treble-distilled spirituous and aromatic water, of invigo rating and refreshing properties, and of unique perfume. As a cordial restorative, and for fainting fits, lowness of pints, op , pression from over-crowded rooms, or summer heat, its virtues cannot be over-estimated.—Price 3s. 6d. per bottle. ROWLANDS' KALYDOR FOR THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION An Oriental Botanical Preparation, of unfailing efficacy in purifying the Skin from all pimples, spots, freckles, tan, and discolourations, producing a healthy freshness awl transparency of complexion, and a softness and delicacy of the hands and arms. During the heat and dust of summer, and in cases of sunburn, st iugs of insects, or incidental inflammation, its vir tues have long and extensively been acknowledged.—Price 4s. 6d. and Ba. 6d. per bottle. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, OR PEARL DENTIFRICE. A white powder, compounded of the choicest and most re cherchd ingredients of the Oriental Herbal. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, polishes and preserves the enamel, ininrting puriand pearl-like whiteness, and renders the breath sweet torid pure. F is, by its means, eradicated from the Gump; And a healthy at tion and redness are induced, so that the Te'th (if loose) are thus rendered firm in their sockets.—Price 2s. Od. per box. BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS ! ! TheoNLY Genuine of each bears the narneof " Ro NV LA NDS' " preceding that of the Article on the Wrapper or Lat:e!. Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garch'o, ,L• 0 n - don, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Scurvy THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. bt gPoIO or het. CLARENCE COACH. TO be SOLD, a hands CLARENCE COACH, by Gorse, on its ieels, and in excellent condition. For address apply at the Standard-office. ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVERTON. To be SOLD, Two PEW ,-Nos. 99 and 112, in the JL Gallery of the above rch. For particulars a Messrs. H. and J. FORSHAW, Soli citors, Sweeting.street. TO be SOLD, a Corner Plot of LEASEHOLD LAND, fronting a leading Thoroughfare, very suitable for Building Shops, with or w* ut the Land, on which a Warehouse is erected, adjoi the Railway, very suitable for a Carrier. Apply to THOMA§ • ),4ZIE, Surveyor, Royal Bank-buildings, Dale-street. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS TO heSiils,itlarge ---- IiARD with WORKSHOPS, SAWPITS, STABLES, corn ious DWELLING-HOUSE, &c., on the main Road, ne e North Docks. A steam-engine may be erected on th mises, if required. Apply to THOMAS YLIE, Surveyor, Royal Bank-buildings. Utiantet. TO be SOLD, extensive FREEHOLD PREMISES, situated in Leeds-street, between the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway and the Prince's Dock, together with a LICENSED SPIRIT VAUL commodious DWELLING HOUSE. A large por the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. For pa - rticulars apply to Mr. SAMUEL HOLME, 57, Church street, or Mr. ROBERT NORRIS, Solicitor, Union-buildings, 16, North John-street, Liverpool. rpo be SOLD or LET, the HOUSE corner of Can ning -street and Gambier-terrace, occupied by the late Joshua Lace, Esq. Apply to Messrs. LACE, RI , and ROSCOE, Messrs. WIN STANLEY and SONS, Or Mr. JOHN SIDDALL, Prince's buildings, North Job reet. SHROPSHIRE. T O be LET, for a Term of Fi ve Y ears, f rom Mi chaelmas next, Rent £6O per Annum, a HOUSE, suitable for the residence of a genteel Family, situate on St. John's hill, in Ellesmere, in the county of Salop, commanding a fine view of the Bridden and other Welsh Mountains, and the neighbouring country. The House contains four Sitting rooms, Kitchen, and other Out-offices, on the ground floor ; six Bed-rooms, Dressing-room Water-closet, on the first floor; and two Attics. Th is p'enty of hard and soft water, a good Garden, and Cr djoining, containing together about two Acres. A tw lled Stable, Gig-house, Cowhouse. &c. A few Acres o azing Land can be had if required. For further particulars apply to W. A. Corrort, Esq., Elles mere, Shropshire. HOUSES IN CLIFTON-PARK AND HOLT-HILL, TO be LET, a Stone HOUSE, very pleasantly situ ated, near the bottom of Clifton-park, containing Six Bedrooms, Three Entertaining-rooms, and Butler's Pantry. Rent £7O per annum. A COTTAGE, at Wellington-terrace, Holt-hill, containing Four Bedrooms, Two Parlours, and Two Kitchens. Rent, 435 per annum.____ HOLT-HOUSE, containin Bedrooms, Three Entertain ing-rooms, and a Kitche i the Ground Floor. Rent, Fifty Guineas per annum. A Stone HOUS at the bottom of Clifton park, near the Catholic Chapel, containing Two Entertaining-rooms, Five Bedrooms, and a Kitchen on the Ground Floor. Rent, Forty Guineas per annum. _ Apply i 0 WILLIAM SHARP, tOp of Clifton-park, Tranmere, or 4, Rumford-place, Liverpool. TO SHIPBUILDERS, TIMBER-MERCHANTS, &c, O be LET, and immediate possession given, th e T DOCKYARD and GRAVING DOCK, together with the Sawing Sheds, Forge, and Foreman's Cottage, with a Garden, containing in the whole 2A. 3K. Or. of Land, statute measure, situate at Sutton Bridge, near Frodsham, in the county of Chester, and lately held by William Hayes, Esq. The above Premises are well s ed for carrying on the building and repairing of ves .of considerable tonnage, hav ing direct cornmunicatio y the river with Liverpool,Run corn, and Northwich. is within half a mile of the Frodsham Station of the Bi lead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Railway, and about the a me distance from the intended Sutton Station on the same line of railway. For further particular; and to view, apply to Mr. H LINA KER, Aston, near Preston Brook. Aston, June 10, 1851 Ergal gotiro. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Co ur t o f Chancery, made in a cause " Wright against Rimmer," the creditors of JAMES DAVIES, late of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Wine and Spirit Merchant, deceased, (who died on or about the 14th day of July, 1841,) are, on or before the 17th day of June, 1851, to come in and prove their debts before WILLIAM BROUGHAM, Esquire, one of the Mas ters of the said Court, at his Chamb • Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London; ,in default thereof, they will beperempfority excluded t enefit or the said Decree. KEIGHTLE UNLIFFE, and BANNING, , Chancery-lane, London, Agents for J HOLDEN, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Plaintiff's Solicitor. Sonar:nu:don Buildings, London, June 6th, 1851. IN the matter of the Joint Stock Companies Winding up Acts, 1848 and 1849; and of the LIVERPOOL MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. By direction of the Honourable Sir GEORGE ROSE, the Mas ter of the High Court of Chancery charged w ith the winding-up of this Cotnpiny, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the said Master will proceed, on THURSDAY, the 26th,day of June in stant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at his Chambers, in South• ampton-buildings, London, to settle the List of Contributorsof this Company. And that alter such List shall have been set tled, no p irty affected thereby will be allowed to dispute the same without leave of the High Co)t.rt- a - Chancery first ob tained. G. ROSE. SHARPE, FIE , JACKSON. am? NEWBOLD, 4) edford-row, Middlesex, Agent e Solicitors of the Official Manager of the said Company. CHANCERY CAUSE PETITION UNDER THE COURT OF CHANCERY, (IRELAND.) REGULATION ACT, 1830. In the matter of Margaret Cooper, Administratrix of Charles Mayne Cooper, deceased. _ PURSUANT to my Order fnade in this Petitioner. - - j 30th day of NIAY, 1851, .. ,slareteriktis y all CREDITORS of CHARLES MAYNE COO ER, late of the City of Londonderry, deceased, are require furnish the par ticulars of their Claims and Demands n his Estate to MAR GARET COOPER, the Petitioner, I onderry, or to her Soli citor in this matter, on or b,to ie Ist day of JULY next, in order that they may be in ed in the Charge which I have `A the '-1 M- - - - directed the saia Allo4fi COOPER to file — in my office, in respect to the per. ontl Estate of the said CHARLES MAYNE COOPER.—DatetThis 9th June, 1851. E. LITTON ALEXANDER JOHNS, Petitioner's Solicitor, 37, Blessington-street, Dublin DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN GLASGOW, MAN CHESTER, LINCOLN'S-INN, &c. ATILNEIeS " lIOLDFASI' and FIRE-RESIST ING SAFES are the strongest, best, and cheapest safe guard in the world aseinst the, robbery, and fraud_i.2o,ooo f them keep the books, deeds, and cash of the practical men al Liverpool, Manchester, Glas'ow, B:c., who kruSw only to any o, 'ive of them haveyreng ht their conic unscatnea out or we rums o iar:;e s Glasl'ow alone this year, wherein scores of other es have been burnt out. 'Twenty-iiye owes were burni t Lincoln's-inn in January, in one alone of which th le-deeds of thiriy large landed estates_ were burnt, wl would all have been nreserved in Milner's Sat FriuxfOme s of cert _ ..... ..-- lcwing, is s, as one oaror many instances in which everything wascOnsumed in the buildings excepting what Milner 's Safe conteined : " Clvde-s;1 ee; Anderston, Glasgow, May ' " Genllemen.—At the enlnm;:.. , . 4. 1849. ing, by which our premises, and ock of oil. talla wActivyc - ta, vut uuuna nv•c piv),l IC. .11 Me ainner's Fireproof Safe, purchased from you. We have great pleasure in thus bearing testimony to the great efficiency of tlicse Safes. "CHARLES BOYD and CO." This Safe was most severely tested; the brass knob and brass "Glasgow, 10th February, 1849. "Gentlemen, - The books and papers which we h a d in your Fire-resisting Safe, which was subjected to a most intense heat for several hours at the late fire in Gordon-sheet, on Thursday last, were wholly preserved—the property saved being of ex treme importance to us. We have, therefore, great nleasure in communicating tins Tact, seeming your Safes invaluable as a protection against lire, and an invention with which the pith lic cannot be too well acquainted.—We are. zentlemen, your obedient servants, " KER, DOERING, and CC`." The outside of the above Safe was completely burnt through. Triumphant Resistance to Robbers " Messrs. Thos. Milner and Son, Liverpool. •• tientlemen t —Uur Milner's :Rife was attempted to be bro ken open last nip,bt ' • but, notwithstanding the great an d per severing violence with which the robbers have worked at the door and back of the Safe (both of which are neaten in awl cut throtz,h the outer plates in numerous places), the lock and bolts remained true, and saved the contents. You may send us another Milner's tioldlast Safe, No. 6. " JAS._RICHARDSON and CO. ' Glasgow, 28th December, 1848." /VA US tiOL IJIII, InYI• " Gentlemen,—ln the late fire in Market-street, which en tirely gutted the whole block of buildings of which my wary house formed part, I have sincere pleasure in informing you that my books, together with a quantity of valuable papers, watches, &c., were preserved uninjured in one of your Fire resisting Safes, which I strongly recommend to the pubic.—l am, your obedient servant, "THOMAS HAIGH. " Woollen Merchant, New Brown-street, and Market-street. " Messrs. Milner and Son." In the numerous 'accidental fires and experimental tests which Milner's Safes have been exposed to, ever) / description of safe in use—fireproof (so called) or otherwise—have been burnt out beside them, confirming the recommendation of the scientific and practical authorities who have tested them and the Patentees, during seven years' ac ti ve working of 'their patent, on a rapidly extending scale, have spared no pains nor cost in effecting improvements, by which they are enabled to pledge themselves at all times to supply the most complete and secure depositories for books, documents, and valuables including the strongest wrought-iron sa f es and closets in the world, lined with their unequalled fire-resisting chambers. Out of upwards of 20,000 of their safes in use amongst the manufacturing and commercial houses in Great Britain—the class best able to appreciate their value — numerous cases of levere trial in accidental fires have occurred, from which Milner and Son select the following as instances, in ;pinion that no other safe than their own rved its contents unburnt Thema which they are of wonld 1 —.— Fire at Mi. .Y. B. Blackaller's Ship Chandlery Store, Sparling- street, Liverpool : a strong and fierce fire; safe most severely burnt outside; contents unsinged. •s. J. and AV. Walk Birkenhead: buildin ....cr.% the extensive builders. atirely gutted, everything burnt in ntents of large iron safe and drawers, s; the contents of Milner's uninjured, and in uae now Fire at M Garniss and Co.'s, Park-lane : a very strong fire; again the contents of Milner 's Safe th e only things saved on the premises. r th i destructive Brothers,burnt of Plymouth : a very extensiveon safe, cove re d w i th brickwork. andi out ; Milner' s ent i rely preser- oasb ving Its contents. wdouble o a u t bl e lPironm lure; a d u olr arug er Fire in Queen-street, Glasgc closets burnt out; no books excepting Messrs. S. R. and saved throughou Thomas Brown in Milnei's -- Milner's Fire-resisting Safes, Chests, and Boxes, suitable for all Classes of buildings, Impregnable Locks and Cash Beyex, at the Works, 50A sad 54, Lord-street, Liverpool, an d 47 to 57, Cable-street, Liverpovi,and lAndon Dee t, 47A, Moo/gate ttrzet TO SCHOOLS AGENTLEMAN, possessing the HIGHER TEST in CLAssics and FRENCH from the COLLEGE OF PRECEP TORS, besides the advantage of twenty years experience. is OPEN to an ENGAGEMENT as ' iA" - HER in CLASSICS and FRENCH, (acquired in ce,) and as .GENERAL ASSISTANT in ENG I.IS erms moderate. The highest references can be gir os character and ability. Address B. A., STANDARD-OFFICE. TO CABINET-MAKERS WANTED, in Liverpool, upwards of Fifty good CABINET-MAKERS. motes. from 245. to 28s. per week. Hours of labour • six to six, except on Saturdays; then from six to fi Application to be made At the MASTER CABINET-MAKERS' ASSOCIATION, Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-street. WANTED, a MAN to take charge of a COAL. YARD; he must be willi o work, and have . 801111 little knowledge a Accou . good character is nubs pensallo. Address X L, ST7CrDARD•OFFICE WANTED to RENT or PURCHASE, PREMISES Y V in CHURCH-STREET Or_4ORIS:;TREET, with a frontage of not less than from 20 to 3 . Address, JOHN Ho , ord-street LIVERPOOL DOCKS. LOANS OF 2110NEY THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS do HEREBY GIVE Nan E, that they are willing to receive LOANS of MONEY on the security of the Bonds of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at the rate of Four Pounds per Centum per Annum Interest, for periods of either Three, Five, or Seven Years, _ The Interest oaylbie here or in London. All offers to be addressed EOROE WITHERS, Esq., Treasurer to the Liverpo - s, Dock-office, Liverpool. er, DANIEL MASON, Secretary Dock-office, Liverpool, March, 1850. thibltrations. Just published, Bvo, cloth, price IQs. nr i i HE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY, a Doctrine not of Divine Origin, and the Duty of Christian Men in relation thereto. By GEORGE ST ART HA WTI LORNE, Mr. Robert Case, M.D., Liverpool. Dedicated, wi permission, to the Arch- Mr. William Ashley Clayton, bishop of Canterbury. Mr. Thomas Hunter, "Ye worship ye kn t what; God is a spirit." " A spi- Mr. JoSeph C. Livingston, rit bath not flesh am miles as ye see me have." Mr. Robert Macalister, London : E. 'l'. WHITFIELD, 2, Essex-street, Strand. rillHE COMMITTEE I announcing that the ct ed their proceeding wi 'rands Andersor Prints on India Paper, Ios. Gd.; Proofs, 21s. P ORTRAIT OF THE LATE R. THOM , ESQ.. . Her Brittanic Majesty's Consul at Ninopo, China, one of the principal Interpreters to the Forces ir.a• the late hostili ties with the Chinese, Assistant t e Plenipotentiary at the Treaty of Nankin, Drawer u to Commercial Tariff, &c. preven are now overcome, and that, the Bishop of the Diocese in ti appointment of the Minister, with the building; and rh 1 of this opportunity o rate) service of his Lor ►p in pe bourhood and brit) b ►ng matter' Drawn on Stone by si korr.TALLOW, from the Portrait by A Mosses, p inted in -1 . Each copy coloured by the Artist. Prints on India paper, lOs. 6d.; Proofs. 21s. H. B. MACALPINE, 10, St. Anne-street, Liverpool. for 1,039 sittings, of which 264 Just published, price Fourpence, - 1) EV. DR. M'NEILE'S LECTURE in REPLY to DR. CAHILL on SATISFACTION for SIN; preached in St. John's Church on Friday, May 30. Published and sold in aid of the Fund for the completion of the New Schools in con nexion with St. John's Church. has been given to economy, the by the desire to erect a Church accommodation for so rapids should also, in its architectural to the district. The S• urn required by the carrying out the plan is The Contributions already paid and pro mised amount to Rev. J. B. LOWE'S LECTURE o e WORSHIP of the VIRGIN, as HELD and PRA . in the CHURCH of ROME; delivered in St. Jol !lurch on Friday, May 23. Price Fourpence. Liverpool: AR•rH EWLING, 27, Bold-street. London: THOMAS HATCHAIrD, WERTHEIM and MACINTOSH. Dublin: J. B. OLDHAM. !omrnittee for Balance to be raised The Committee, in announcing the result of their labours so far, rely upon the continued efforts of the Friends of Church Extension, and hope to find a cheerful and ready response in NATIONAL CURRENCY REFORM ASSOCIATION. THE following TRACTS may be had at the O ffi ce of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD : L—Currency Manifesto of the Association. 2.—Currency Principles and Objects o e Association. 3.—Currency and Agriculture. 4.—Currency Abstract o; the ds' Report, 1848. s.—Currency and the Ii 'rade. 6.—Currency and t reign Trade. Price 2d. each ; 3S. per 25 ; or 10s. per hundred. • d r• the mind of the p u blic; and that, by the means of those who reside in the immediate district, and of others interested in the spread of trne religion, the amount required may be speedily raised, so that t h e Sacred Scriptures may be preached, anu tne nizni•st interests of tins Important and Increasing neighbourhood watched over by a resident Minister. Subscriptions will be received by any Most. , Ea of the COAL MI i TEE, or the same may be paid into the Liverpool Botough Bank, to the Credit of the Fairfield Church. Fairfield, June. 185 i. PROPOSED BUILDING OF SCHOOLS In one thick vol., the Tenth Edition, enlarged, price 165., MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE : A - P OPULAR TREATISE, exhibiting the Nature, Symptoms, Causes, and most efficacious Treatment of Diseases; with a Collection of approved Prescriptions, Directions for Diet and Regimen, the means of affording Assistance in Accidents and other cases of emergency, Management of Children, Doses of Medicines, a clear account of the Hydropathic system. &c. Also a large Appendix on the treatment of Disorders o the Mind and Nerves. Forirring a comprehensive M 'cal Guide for the Clergy, Families, and I nvalids, in tl sence of their Medical Adviser. By T. J. GRAHAM . )., &c. "It is evidently , theyesult of great professi talent, experience, and judg ment ; the author every ere appears conscientious and can did. One object is minently evident—a sincere desire to benefit his suffer}' fellow-creatures. To recommend a work 'ike n.rt- THE NEW FOR PARISH OF ALL SAINTS, LIVERPOOL rpHIS Parish contains a population of more than I 8000 inhabitants; the total number of Children is about 2650, of which number 800 only attend some fly School, and 600 attend Sunday School=. There being at present no adequat rovision for the instruc tion of the Childi en of the Poor bin the boundaries of this populous Parish, it is propose o erect Schools for the recep tion of Sunday, Daily, an fent scholars, at a cost of about £2500, inclusive of la and the aid of a benevolent Christian public is earnestly cited. It will, doubt! , be in the recollection of many, that the old All Saints-Church, situate in Grosvenor-street, being pri vate property, passed into the hands of the Roman Catholics lip ie oresen, .0 our readers, is only to manifest a proper regard for their welfare."—Literary Journal, Feb., 1843 : " It is altogether deserving of permanently popularity."— London Weekly Review. tnwards ilie Cloie of the year 1844, when its congregation - was scattered, and the Schools were broken up ; and on the ap pointment of the present Incumbent, the Rev. Henry Marten, in 1847, there was neither Church nor Public School provided for the accommodation of the people committed to his charge. In the year 1848 a new Clittrch was built triGreat Nelson street Nortb, out of ;le funtltt ne 1:iver000l Church . - SIMPKIN and Co., Paternoster row; HATCHARDS, 187, Pie cuddly; and TROD and Co., 85, Queen-street, Cheapside, Lon don. Sold by all Booksellers. CHURCH EXTENSION Society, and the district of All Saints was'thereby constituted a new Parish for Ecclesiastical purposes, under the Act 6 and 7of Victoria. The body of the Church beihg free, affords ample accommodation for the poor ado t population; but the means of instruction for their Children, up to this present, have been but partially provided for. The only Pubic Schools in the Parish are those belonging to the Roman Catholic Chapel alluded to above, and the tinday Schools and Daily School for Girls more recently established in connexion with the new Parish Church of All Saints; there being no Daily instruction provided for either Boys or Infants of the Protestant community resident within the Parish. A N APPEAL for a NEW CHURCH f or th e MILL /1 ROAD DISTRICT, EVERTON, near LIVERPOOL. This District is bounded by the Tiverton-road, the Breck-road; Rocky-lane, Whitefield-lane, Boundary-lane, and West Derby road. It already contains more than 800 houses, inhabited by a population of more than 4000 persons. By far the largest proportion of the inhabitants belong to the>otrfing classes of the community. _. New houses nre rapidly springing up i •ery direction, and as there is a very considerable extent ground already appro priated to building purposes, the illation will, in all proba bility, be very largely increase the rm.... nr The Committee of the existing Schools, together with other Members of the Congregation of All Saints', viewing, with deep concern, the insufficient means provided for the religious There is, in the ibove di ict, no place of public ...-. _ belonging to any Christ communion whatever, with the single exception of t verton National School Room, which .. .. is in connexion with St. George's Ch urc h , E verton, and is t h e i nha bi tants of the Parish. Those who have already been supported almost exclusively by the voluntary contributions waited on, have cheerfully responded according to their ability; of the congregation of that church. The Sehnni 1 1 nnrn hoe, and even the Pan, iw their WPPI: 1 v eet,t,ii,,,ff,....., 1,.,..,....__. ;unction of toe rising generati pendence on the Divine blessini rot: the raising of Funds for the !ding of New Schools, and have commenced their labours by making their first anneal to vv ,cn.y 11111111- now for thela4 thirteen years been used, consent i' 7f felted a readiness to lend a helping hand to forward the good the Bishop of the Diocese, as a place of worship, and divine work. Blit since the great mass of the population of the Pa service is celebrated there twice on every Sunday, and once rish consists of Working Mechanics, Dock Porters, and other congregations; but the building is incapable of affording tant an object as the Build►ng of Schools adequate to the wants accommodation for more than 200 rersons, in addition to the of this populous neighbourhood, without the aid of those whom children of the school. God, in his good providence, has been 'pleased to place under It is surely needless, after the simple statement of the above more advantageous circumstances. facts, to point out the urgent necessity which exists for the The Committee, therefore, without further delay, unhesita immediate erection of a church, to meet the spiritu a l wa n t s o f tingly lay before the Public the urgent claims of this Parish on a large and constantly increasing population. If the nr.mrpc. their Christian svmaath, in the earnest hr no thnt thoV.l,o it.. lu ..,....51.11111 mpily...3', 111 LIJC Cal prat ll4. pc EMIL ille iuunity of Infidelity is to be checked—if the pure doctrines of Holy and Gentry, the Merchants and Tradesmen, of the Town of Scripture are to be maintained in opposition to the corruptions Liverpool, who so liberally contributed to make provision for of the Romish Church—if the careless and irreligious are to be the Adult population by the erection of a commodious Ch urc h awakened—and if society is to be lenvened by th e sanctifying i n t h e m id st o f the Parish, will not refuse to aid them in their principles of the Gosp .1 of Jesus Christ—these most important endeavour to give efficiency to that Church, by the addition of objects can only be effectually attained by regularly and KVIG. Schools. in which thn Chiltiron of tlw Panr m I, astry, ant „ ...---,••• - —...--,,,,,,, ine saving ocrip t urai Rauca t ion, De trail eu to habits of im,, truths of our most holy faith, both. I the public s erv i ces o f the th ere b y b ecome good and useful members of society. congregation, and also in frequent pi O vate visits of the Pastor HENRY MARLEN, and his assistants from house to hone, . Incumbent of MI Saints', and Chairman of the Committee Influenced by these considerations, we have resolved. under Rev. H. MARLEN, the blessing of God, to make an appeal to all th ose w h o h ave CHARLES GROVES, Esq., }Treasurers. at heart the spiritual welfare of their fellow men, and the pro- Rev. J. G. HAWORTH, Secretary. gress of the Gospel of truth, to assist us by such contributions Subscriptions to the proposed New Schools will be received as they may be able and willing to give, i n p rocur i ng, as soon b y t h e T reasurers, Secretary, or by any of the following Mem .l,...rpetion of a church in the also district. tiers of COMMITTEE. --' : Ackerley, R. Y. 1 Graham, R. , Nor- R. piece of land for the site of the r I,c/11111414 convenient and central position, near the east end of Audley- Burroughs, J. Holderhead, R. Roxboro!), W street, has been kindly offered by J. A. CASE and J. G. MORRIS, Bate, H. Ileelis, J. Rowland, H. t. Esquires, and se% era! other friends have already promised Buckmaster, H. Hughes, G. Robson, R. subscriptions. It is also hoped that some assistance may he Crosthwaite, D. Kirkpa• rick, R. Roby, W. mit.; nett from one or more Church Bo; fain. viicirb.s) Kirltv 14 ju, o ,, vimutruate 11,21R1 Half of the seats wilt he either entirely free, or l e t a t ver y t Edwards, J. I Llewellyn, J. small annual rents, not exceeding, in any case, five shillings a Foster, S. B. Manger, R. V sitting. Fox, Mr. i Martin, C. SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID AND PROMISED NWlls, 'lt. Walker, C The cost of such a building is .e 4,000. Another £l,OOO will be required_ to furnish an Endowment Fund, .• • , or" Alexander, Miss . Ackerley, R. Y.... Ashton, Rev. Ellis ;11r.(Soho•sq.) 1 1 0 Latham 1 1 0 Thos. 1 0 0 O 0 Jones, Edwd. O OJ. L., per S. B. Foster 1 0 Kirkpatrick, Roht. O 0 Kirkpatrick, Mrs. .. O 0 Kirkpatrick. Miss .. 10 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 10 10 0 0 01Kirirpatrick, Miss ( 0 0 Kirby, Miss O 0 Kirby, Henry.. O G King, Vincent O 0 Knowles, John 5 0 Kennedy, A. 0 0 Littledale, Thos 0 0 Llewellyn, Jas. 2 0 Llewellyn, Mr., jun 1- 0 0 1 0 Lawrence, Rev. G. W. 1 0 0 1 0 Ledson, Mrs. 1 0 Lawton, Matthew 1 0 0 1 0 Molyneux, Edmund lOO 0 0 1 0 Mon 10 0 9 ... act as Trustees for the appointment of a Minister The Rev. WILLIAM WITHERS EWBANK, M.A of St. George's Church, Everton , Incumbent - ..- ~ ...“..aavciii. 01 .7. , ,t. Augus- Anonymous tine's Church, Everton. Arnaud, E. ADAM HODGSON, Esq., Breckfield Lodge, Everton. Atherton, Wrn JAMES CURRIE DuNcAN, Esq., Sprinxtield, Everton. Ackers, Jas. NETLAM TORY, Esq., Netherfield road, Everton. Atkinson, Jonathan The Rev. JOHN MACINAUGHT, 8.A., of Wadliam Collefre, Ashcroft, H. Oxford, who, as one of the Curates of St. George's Church, Balleny, Win our.tur 0 nlinva riie,: . 0.. ...... el. 1- ~ -a. . __ Everton. has been lab i i, I t.l -- --- slates, yr in two years, is to be the first Minister o f th e propose d new Bouch, Thos Church. Bent, J. (Mayor) We earnestly hope that we may be cordially aided in the nc- B n it y, L . R complishment o! our object by the united exertions of all our Bibby, John .. neighbours, whether rich or poor. The work before us, as all Bibby, Jas well know who have been engaged in church building is one Burroughs, Jas which evidently requires a strong and persevering effort; but Barton, 'flies.. if they who, in any degree, value the inesti ma ' ' )Ie blessing of Bennet : Harmood . pure religion, willearriestly support us accordingto ,lie various Bennett, Wm means wherewith God has blessed them, we doubt not that we I Bate, H. shall speedily have the happiness of seeing a House of Prayer 13c1I, Mr 1 and Christian teaching arise in the midst of a population which Barton, Mrs. so mach requires it, to the glory of God our Saviour and the Barton, Miss M. A i eternal advantage of our fellow-men. Barton, Miss C 1 WILLIAM WITHERS EWBANK, M.A.. Butcher, Win 1 Incumbent of St. Augustine's Cit'urch, Everton NETLAM TORY, Treasurer. Bretbeiton, F Birkett, Jas. Bennett, Henry Busby, Wm. Campbell, Rev. A Crostl►waite, Daniel Croft, Thos N.B.—Donations to the proposed New Church will be re• ceived by the Treasurer, NETLAM TORY, Esq., or at the Ban of Liverpool. BUILDING CO:MIME} Anderson, T. D. ' Egg Copeland, J. L.Esq. Duncan, J. \V., Esq. Rev. J., B.A Mackenzi Macnauglit. Morris, .1. G., Esq Canniugton, Mr Charles, David , Deane, E. G Dawson, Wm.. , Ewart, Peter .., Eden, John Eccles, john, Esq.. Ewbank, Rev. W. W Fosbery, W. C., Esq Longton, J., Esq. Postlethwaite, T., Esq 'llaw, T., Esq . Tory, Ni Wood, .T DONATIONS PAID AND PROMISED s. d. Ewbaiik, Rev. W. W. Saml. B Rev. J Macrae, J. Gregson, Win, Esq Temple, London . Anderson, T. 1)., Esq.loo 9 0 Stan i foul It, Re . Inman, C., Esq lOO 0 0 Banks, T., Esq., Longton, J. ' Esq lOO 0 0 Roberts, It., Es q Mackenzie, W., Esq lOO 0 0 Carne, C. F'., Esq Shaw, T., Esq 100 0 • 0 Cliff, W., Esq. Tory, N., Esq. Copeland, J. L., Esq . 50 0 0 Maclean, J.. 1 Eccles, J., Esq. 5O 0 0 Sandbach Eccles, T., Esq 5O 0 0 Esq., RI liorSfall, Mrs Horstall, Miss • 0 0 Friend A, y :0 0 0 G. Haworth • 0 0 Fisher and Stout 10 10 0 I Friend A, per S. B 0 0 I Fox, Tt 0 0 Forrest Vriend A, per S. B 10 0 0 1 10 0 0 Gr 10 0 0 Gr •es. Chas. ... ;son, Win.. stone, Adam 1-1 add lesion, J., El Maciver, C., Esq Martin, S.. Esq.. .Moon, J., Esq... ;q.. 50 0 ()Tyre] ... 50 0 0 With Postletlm•aite,l'.,Esc Brawn, William, Esq 0 0 C 5 0 0 [looker, Mrs Copt 51rs Duncan, J. C., Esq... Ewbauk, Rev. W. W. Harrison, J., Esq.... Hodgson, Adam, Esq Macnatig it, J.,. Esq M.D._ _ ught, Rev. J Fosbery, W. C., i'sc Gibsone, .1. W., Esc! Heath, E., Esq Hooker, W., Esq Noyes, J., Eat] Arbuthnot, G. ( /.. )?so inn, John 1, Thos. I 0 0 0 Brown, Airs' 20 0 0 COttel:, C., Esq 2 0 0 ! Hughes, Griffiths 20 0 0 Smaller sums 20 U 0 Weekly subscriptions 012 11 Holmes, John - HAIGH COAL AND CANNEL OFFICE, 11, OLDHALL-STRERT. JOHN GABBOTT and CHARLES PARKER, AGENTS in LIVERPOOL for the SALE of COAL and CANNEL from the Mines of the Earl of Crawford end Bal carres, respectfully submit to the Public nick present List of Prices : Per Ton LARGE CANNEL l7s. OA SMALL DITTO, riddled and free from " trek . . 15s. Od. KING COAL, of the well-known rim quality 13s. Od. ARLEY MINE COAL, the s )at has recently been offered to the Pt • as a best Coal FURNACE COA ee burning and withon clinker 10s. 6d CHURCH EXTENSION. ST. MATTHEW'S, TOXTETH THE peculiar circumstances of this Church are earnestly recommended to the notice of the Public. At a Meeting held in St. James' School:room. on the 28th of October. 1845, for the purpose of devising some means for re lieving the great spiritual destitution which existed in that district, the following facts were stated, viz.:—`° That in the united districts of St. James' and St. Thomas', Toxteth, the population amounted to 37,149; the entire Church accommo dation, 1834 Sittings; and that of these, only 88 were Free Sit tings for the Poor." Deploring this state of things and determined to remedy it, a number of the most respectable Merchants and Clergy of Liverpool formed themselves into a Committee, and resolved to build and endow three new Churche 'tribe district. St. Matthew's (the only one attempted never been completed. It was opened for divine set— in 1849 by license, and has been kept open since, to.• r with the schools attached to it, to a considerable ext ,iy private means. Unfinished, u secreted, unendowed, and without a pas toral diStrict e Church labours under difficulties which ought not to .xist. CONTRIBUTIONS ALREADY ACKNOWLEDGED The Rev. Chancellor Rallies '25 0 0 John Huddleston, Eso lO 0 0 Robert Bickersteth, E'q 5 5 0 Donations will be thankful} received by the Rev. WILLIAM BREWSTER, M.A., 41, Upper Parliament-street ; also at the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Castle-street, to the credit of Mr. WILLIAM SMITH, Treasurer, 124, Mill-street. NEW CHURCH AT FAIRFIELD THE REV. JOHN BL HthY, M.A., MINISTER Mr. John Neal, Mr. William Taylor, Mr. Thos. B. Forwood,l Hon, Mr. Henry Pritchard, J Secs, Mr. F. Haywood, Treasurer. lave much satisfaction in fl - iculties which kave-hitherto encour. rhy the sanction of he tion of the site and the intend commencing at once min►ttee gladly avail themselves fully acknowledging the kind ersonally inspecting the neigh s to so satisfactory an issue. dated to afford accommodation re free nd whilst due re Committee have been guided which, while affording suitable ly-increasing a neighbourhood, 1 features, be found an ornament £5,500 0 0 4,276 16 0 E'1,223 4 0 £ S. ti 0 o;Mar 0 O'Nfarsdin, Geo. . , 0 0 Al‘Neile. Rev. D 0 0 M 5 0 Martin, C. .... O 0 Mill, F. 1 0 Monies, Daniel O 0 Naylor, John .. O 0 Naylor, Richd. O 0 Norbury, John O 0 Norman, Richd 5 Olleoxtic Roby, Wm.... 10 0 Rowland. B. 2 0 Rogers, Fletci 0 ojSwainsoi 0 OStokes:J( ) oisn Walker, 0 0 Woodall per, E(' zOO 1 10 4 1 4 E 4 10 10 I P I NO s A - F Q O u lt i T , E P R A O N F E D S S V O O R C o A f L M I N u S s T it c ll , U b C e T gs l O m N o . st in • respeztfully to announc he has changed his residence to 47, BEIWOR RET NOR'T'H, where be intends giving Instruction above. Pupils attended at t • own residence. Terms may be kn 'n on application. TARVIN HALL SCHOOL THE PUBLIC EXAMINATION of the PUPILS will take place Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,' the 17th instant, between the hours of Ten and Five o'clock. There will be a cessation for half an Icurrat Two o'clock, when a Selection of Secular Music • e performed by the Pupils, under the direction of r S . apio. At the cl ose o f the Examination a Select' f Sacr and the Pupils will 1 pected on P inner at Six o'c JOHN BRINDLEY, Principal IMPROVEMENT IN WRITING MR. STEWA RT bees to intimate that I CLASSESfor INSTRUCTION in WRITE" , and ARITHMETIC, will be OPEN dui ing thi HOLIDAYS. s PRIVATE G, MAPPING, MIDSUMMER m. on Mor Cass for YOUNG GENTLEMEN will meet a DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Class for LADIES sill meet at 11 a.m.--on MONDAY, WED NESDAY, and FRIDAY. EVENING CLASSES RS USD Terms may he know List of Refeiences obtained on application at 87:tpl NT.PLEASANT. families atten dat their own Residences. 87, Mount -pleasant, 13111 June, 1351. l IIESSRS. THOMPSON, 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, e producing an EXTRAORDINARY SENSATION areal _ to the worst writers in a few e;; yRITINC TILE LABOUR OF YEARS Is R 1 DUCEII - a few days, by their clear and comprehensive method of teaching the useful art of BOOK-KEEPING BY SINGLE OR DOUBLE ENTRY, giving their pupils a knowledge of the general routine of business in MERCANTILE OFFICES Commercial Arithmetic, Mental Cal hand, taught quickly and thoroughly. For cards of terms, apply at the Establis be had Messrs. Thompson's Metalli half gross, Is. 6d 'ent, where may . This very able teach e r changes e scrawl into a very good and free style of writing in w lessons.—Liverpool Satur days Adverbser, 1827. IM r. Thompson, ayton-square, has made more good wri ters than any t, ier in England.—Liverpool Journal, 1848. The rapid transition from stiff and illegible hands to an ele gant and free use of the pen is conclusive as to the merits of Mr. Thompson's system.—Liverpool Mercury. r. notnoson'ti method of gkiing instruction in writing and book-keeping we can recommend with confidence.—Liverpool 4Th on, 1847. THE LATE DISASTROUS ACCIDENT on the LANCASHIRE & CHESHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY. The above accident (in which five persons were killed and many nthora le propriety of Wilt surance Ticket of the RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY (to be obtained at most Railway Stations) before commencing a journey by Railway. These Tickets insure .€lOOO in a First Class C _ _e 506 in a Second Ditto, _go, Premium 3d. Ditto 2d. £ 200 in n Third Ditt o, Ditto id. Excursion 'Tickets, which cov er th e risk of a journey botl going and returning, are also issued, to insure .4'200, at a Premium of ?II • and, for the convenience of frequent Tr 'elf; Tickets are granted To insure £lOOO, at an A at Premium of 20s. .€ 200. itto Ditto 58. The Sum insured by of the above Tickets to be paid to the legal represent es of the holder, in the event of fatal .4,-,ciden. while tra !ling by Railway, with proportionate corn• pensation to bitnself in ease of person , ' =• raniculars or tue numerous cases, fital and otherwise, already relieved, may be seen in the Prospectus to be obtained at the Offices, 3, Old Broad-street, London. ALEXANDER BEATTIE, Secretary. LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY CONTINUATION OF EXCURSIONS FROM LIVERPOOL TO LONDON -I ND BACK. DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE. PECIAL EXPRESS TRAINS are appo i nte d to 1,3 lenve the EDGE-HILL STATION, Liverpool, on the Mornings of TUESDAY, JUNE 17th and THURSDAY, JUNE 19th an SATURDAY, JUNE 21x td At Six o'clock each Morning, taki p P dermentioned stations :—St. - inc tions, Warrington, Presto oak, Hartf Crewe, 1 War'rin ford, 'Mr. g•• Passengers l e elie Trains can s e l ec t any of the under mentioned eve for return, but it is absolutely necessar that they fix ofie of them. so flnt. the Ticket-book.aridWri their Ticket, commodation may be provided. Tick day for which they are dated, and Aze..,..., issue tickets to any persons unless they fix tt the time of purchasing the same. Pa of their own Lugga,e, as neither th will be responsible for Coe !oss Of tl be noted in order that proper ac s can only pass on the :e requested not to of return at 's mast take charge my nor Conductor The RETURN TRAINS will leave the Ruston Station, Eus ton-square, London, on the Evenings of MONDAY, June 23d and 30th, and July 7th ; WEDNESDAY, June 18th, 25th, and July 2d and 9th; FRIDAY, June itith; 27th, apd July 4th, at a Quarter before Seven each Evening. Tickets, Bills, and every information can be obtained at the Railway Stations on the Line, or of HENRY R. MARCUS, Manager and Conductor of Excursion Trains to the London and North Western Railway Company, 19, LEIGH•STREET, LIVERPOOL. MI Tickets for the above Trips must be taken at least Two IVA liernre the no:m:1H nrn Al tl.n Also, in connection with the above, EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP DAILY EXCURSION from L')NDON TO PARIS kND BACK, via Southampton and Havre, for 7'lrenty-four Vhillinga ! Mr. MARCUS re.npettullv intimates to I,c is anr' Is frienc... ,ne Nall Western and le Excursion FIFTEEN public generally that the Director Paris find Rein." Tickets between London YS, from the time of Departur FARES FROM LONDON Second Class Railway and I Tway an, Returning from Paris any LVI Departure. Tickets and ever . ) , informatior on application t try letter AGE STAMP, addles post paid, AND ENCIA to H. It. MA RCUS. 19 Liverpool P.S . .—Each Passenger will be presented with a small r I .1.411 _ matinn respecting the varic and Paris, and also a list of re Houses, with their Charges, &c. sent free as soon as publishe Stamps. le Hotels A col on r pt of Eight Post, vet, Loiidc THE EXHIBITION AND MATRIMONY. match has created no little surprise and won d ment on the conduct of a fair indiiidu quiet and sequestered village in De wealthy yeoman, who spared uc A. runaway g amaze- smooth, to keep his o._ lace his dec;ining years. trated on Monday by an expert calico dealer of Taunton, who bewildered the senses of this infatuated Ilebe, and induced her to accomnanv and wealth at home, to so- )pes wer of witnessing the Ex r hihition " inTo; flirtation by being bound in the iron i Western Times. A. REASON FOR NOT WINNING.—TO the York County :ey, to recover £3, w eh he el at the last Donewter Spr did not appear. His Hono Meetin did vat and 4:.3 for losing—same as 'isu, honour : You're quite sure the te no pay ?" Piaintiff: Yes, your h Well, perhaps then, von did not I there anything of that sort could'nt win, your honour. started, and I went off first horse could keep his place can win, your honour, you know. (Lam ment for the plaintiff for t he amount c!ain Enuous FA CT I L His known that the tuck drops its eggs into the bird, such as the he &c. It is also well throws Many, 1 on tie He watched a Ly monopolized the s s trying the experiment of doll zttenti 5 0 0 he let it off .vre and '0 PARIS ANL ire Cabin .... f Cabi r Crosby I, 25. llishoivate the da titiff : I There were eleven horses t here's is well if, but r insect eating tie you young to like ng of a clergy- its l IP ChiPPif r:11 8 i 6 )t a ic d • V ' n a ir - ioob'e t ir poto iers, F oy; rn io tto •oPt 3eds i ,he! of 1 ; 1 , w i ptl e ere, t e 0 1:1 he lorfoidr rarfL,', o ortb t; jeo. oat') sor t o f i: eo ; uOt r T I p ete, of „ , d 0 . PAO ad t t,i t r 6 i • st' in or len' l irtq 8 5 gy p; rc tj r s :ngd if