The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-18 00:00:00

A GRAND FANCY BAZAAR IN ST. GEORGE'S-
HALL,

IN AM OF TILE ITNDS OF Tilt
LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS,
SOHO-STREET,
10 BE HELD ABOUT THE END OP SEPTEMBER, OR

EARLY IN OCTOBER,
The precise date to be made known when an-waged.
VICDER DrSTINGVISHED FATRONAGZ.

TN consequence -of the serious diminution, under a
recent order of the Privy Council, of the funds hitherto
granted to Ragged Schools, it has become neeestary, in order
to maintain the efficiency of this most valuable institution, to
make an appeal to the puolic for an addition to those local con-
tributions which have from the first mainly supported the
efforts of the Committee.

The last Annual Report, which may be had on application at
the Schools, Sohe-street, Liverpool, will best explain the °bled*
of the institution, and to what extent and with what results
they have, during the last eleven years, been attained.
This method of increasing the means at their disposal has
been_adopted by the Committee chiefly in view of the fact that
it adds consiaerably to the number of those who would other-
wise be able Vb contribute to the desired fund. A little labour,
bes.owed with some taste, and in hours of leisure, upon mate-
rials not in themselves costly, may thus be productive of con-
tributions, which, though small when regarded singly, will,
from their...number, be of considerable importance.
The Schools being freely open to the children of parents qf
all denornitutticms, the object in view may be deemed Wholly
unsectarian ; and it is hoped that this will, under the circum-
stances, be considered a recommendation to the goodwill of all
'earnestly relighted persons.
The following Ladies have already consented to preside or
assist at Stalls, and will be happy to receive contributions fissm
theirfriends and the public ; and it is hoped that others will
kindly allow their names to be added to the list: -
Mrs. T. D. ANDERSON, Dingle-lane, Lady President.
Mrs. J. A. BENCKE, Sandfleld-park.
Mrs. BROWN, Richmond-hill.
Mrs. THOMAS BR,OCKLEBANK, Springwood.
Mrs. CHRISTIAN, Sandfield-park.
Mrs. J. T. DANSON, Grassendale.
Mrs. DRYSDALE. 44, Rodney-street.
Mrs. ADAM FAIRRIE, Rose-mount, Mosley-hill.
Mrs. FORGET, Mosley-hill.
Mrs. S. R. GRAVES, Wavertree.
Mrs. F. A. HAMILTON, Dingle-lodge.
Mrs. E. HEATH, Eyerton.
Mrs. GEORGE H. HORSFALL, Larkfield.
Mrs. JOB, Napier-terrace.
Mrs. JOHNSON, Allerton-hall.
Miss LACE, Beaconsfieid.
Mrs. YATE LEE, Highfield-park, Rock-ferry.
Mrs. MACAULAY, Bedford-street.
Mrs. MARSHALL, Newbie-terrace.
Mrs. J. A. PICTON, Wavertree.
Mrs. PRESTON, Rock-house, West Derby.
Mrs. S. G. RATHBONE, Allerton.
Mrs. RAWDON, Elm-house, Anfield.
Mrs. H. SEGAR, Birkenhead.
Mrs. E. SENIOR, Sandown-park, Wavertree.
Mrs. J. P. G. SMITH, Spring-bank, Anfield.
Mrs. H. G. SUTTON, Beechwood, Grassendale.
Mrs. THOMAS, Girvan-house, Tuebrook.
Mrs. TOBIAS, 41, Canning-street.
Mrs. H. C. TUNNICLIFFE, Wavertree.
Mrs. WAINWRIGHT, 36, Canning-street.
Mrs. WHITIMORE, Napier-terrace.
Mrs. BLAND, 35, Canning-street,
Hon, Sec. to the Ilaoar Committee.

Mts. ORRIS, the 3,147ni-Ot7;i4."sChools—lii—soilc7;l7.7, has
also 'peen deputed to take charge of any articles intended for
the Bazaar.

THOMAS DARNLEY ANDERSON, Treasurer,
JOSEPH HUBBACK, Hon. Sec.
Liverpevl let May, 1860.

(usintss Dirutam.

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GENERAL BROKERS AND INSUItie.NOE AGENTS,
ECONOMIC LIFE OFFICE,
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AND 151, WELLINGTON-ROAD, TOXTETH-PARK.
HOUSE, /SHIPPING. AND ENGINE COALS.

JUST RECEIVED,
A HIGHLY AND SUPERIOR FINISHED
10s. 6D. AND 12s. 6D. SILK EAT,
LIGHT AND WELL VENTILATED,

KNIBB'S, 33, OLD HAYMARKET,
BLIVERPOOL.
.

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No. 3, ISLINGTON FLAGS, LIVERPOOL.
. PARSONAGE, (Clerk of St. John's Church,) PROPRIETOR.
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CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE,
The situation is central, being within one minu.e's wait of
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ESTABLISHED 1847.

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N.B.—The ADDRESS, 24, LORDS RUT,
(Dire2tly oppeeite the Daily Pest Office.)

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ROGERSON & 'WOODWARD respectfully an-
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LONDON the most recent NOVELTIES introduced, which
they have now ready for inspection.
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April 21, lea.