The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-17 00:00:00

GRAND FANCY FAIR AND BAZAAR

FOR THE
CONVENT OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
AT
ST. GEORGE'S-HALL, LIVERPOOL,
ON THE 6TH 7TH, AND BTH NOVEMBER. .
Under the Patronage of
Viscount FEILDING, f T. WELD BLUNDELL,
Lord EDWARD HOWARD, Eaq.
Lord HERRIES. I The Earl of XlNgAtt,
Sir ROBERT GERARD. yitdotitit GAMPDEN,
Sir PYERS MOSTYN Lord KILLEEN.
V PATRONESSES.
tier Grace the Duchess of LEEDS,
The Dowager Lady STAEFOR I),
The Countess of FINGALL,
Lady CAMPDEN,
Lady KILLEEN,
' Lady EMMA ANDERTON,
Lady HENRIETTA RIDDELL,
Viscountess FEILDING.
Lady C. Towneley
Lady Adelaide de Trafford
Lady C. Constable
The gen. Miss Doret
Mrs. Weld Blind
Prs Lawisen
Miss Stdurton
Misses Chaloner

Lady Herries ,
Lady E. Anderton
Lady Gerard
Lady Mostyn
The Hon. Mrs. Maxwell
The Hon: Mrs. StorirtOn
The lion. Mrs. Stapleton
The lion. Miss L. L. Fox
Lady Lawson
Itirs. Sharpies
Mrs. .ones
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. F. Reynolds
Mrs. Cookson
Mrs. G. Hoghton
Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Browne
Mrs. Lightbound
Mrs. Henry dump
Mrs. R. H. Shell
Mrs. d. Rtynolds
Mrs, Every
Mrs. Santamaria
Mrs. Gouldie
Mrs. Tiernan
Mrs. Cullen
Mrs. Aungier

tADIES9 CI

MMITTEE.
Mrs. D. Powell
Mrs. R. Dunn
Mrs. Sparrow
Mrs. Leonard
Mrs. M'Elroy
Mrs. Eager
Mrs. Kirk
DYtt. Ri'etherion
Misses Jones
Misseit Dugdale
Misses Chaloner
Miss Davies
Miss Lightbound
Miss Every
Misses Roskell
Misses Tiernan
Misses O'Donnell

GENTLEMEN'S:

commll Tlrl-.,
• '4\r,. Tiernan
Mr. E. Dunn
Mr. R. Dunn
Mr. J. Sheil
Mr. P. Bidwill
Mr. E. 'lore
Mr. W. Cusack
Mr. Corbally
Mr. D. Madden
Mr. R. H. Shed

Mr. E. Chaloner
M r. F. Reynolds
Mr. H. Sharpies
Mr. T. Sidgreives
Mr. D. PoWell
Mr. Walter Weld
Mr. 1. Brown
Mr. E. Norris
Mr. Lightbound
Mr. J. B. Aspinall
Mr. G. Hoghton
And the Senior Clergymen of all Choi-Ad%
HONORARY SECRETARIEn.
Rev. J. Nugent Mt. T. Sidgreaves.
It has been now finally Arran ed to hold a Bazaar in aid of
the funds of the Convent of " he Good Shepherd," on the
6th, 7th, and Bth Nov-NO.l)er next. —lt was originally fixed for
September, bet RARiOreSeetl- difficulties necessitated its post-
ponement until the time now decided upon.
The Religions of the " Good Shepherd " have devoted their
lives to the reclaiming of abandoned women, who, wearied of a
life of misery and vice, are desirous of returning into the path
of virtue. They have been hitherto eminently successful. One
thing alone has crippled their efforts, and Ihnited the number
of their penitents, namely, the want of .accommodation; the
present building being small, gloomy, and unsuitable. Plans
for a more commodious Asylum, with suitable grounds attached,
have been approved of; and it is to defray a portion of the
necessary expenses attendant upon the erection of this new
establishment, that the present appeal is made to the public.
We feel sure that this is a Charity which Will find aresponse
in the hearts of all classes and of all sects. To reclaim the
fallen, of whatever religious denomination they may profess
themselves, is an act of Minimally which no Christian can
re use to assist in.
All contributions of work or money may be forwarded to the
Superioress, 28, Mason-Street, Edge-hull, Liverpool; to any of
the Ladies of the Committee; or to the Rev. J. Nugent, 26,
Hope-street, LiverpoOl.

CANTERBUE): MUSIC-HALL,
RICHMOND-STREET, _
TWO DOORS FROM WILLIKMSON•SQUARR.)
• MARK BRAHAM, Paomn.ron.
J. A. BROWN, Mk:roam.
The above elegant and commodious Hall WIVE BE OPENED
in NOVEMBER, with a highly-talented Company of Vocal and
Instrumental Artistes, for the performance of Operatic Selec-
tions, Glees, Madrigals, &c. N.B.—For Gentlemen only.
Wines, Spirits, and Refreshments of first-class quality.

BOOTS AND SHOES,

TO-DAY,

I)RADL EY BROTHERS beg leave to announce to
their numerous -Friends and the Public that the LoWer
part of their PREMISES,-in Bold-street, is now R-PENED
for Business, with an entire • new STOCK of gest-eiteSs
CABINET and 'UPHOLSTERY GOODS.