The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-16 00:00:00

GRAND FANCY FAIR AND BAZAAR

FOR THE
CONVENT
AT
ST. GVORGE'S-HALL, LIVERPOOL,
ON THE 6TH, 7TH, AND BTH NOVEMBER.
Under the Patronage of

Viscount FEILDINGT— -I—Y.WELD BLUNDELL,
Lord EDWARD HOWARD, Esq.
Lord HERRIES, The Earl of FINGALL,
Sir ROBERT GERARD.. I Viscount CAMPDEN,
Sir. PYERS MOSTYN, Lord KILLEEN.

LADY PATRONESSES.
Her Grace the Duchess of LEEDS,
The Dowager Lady STAFFORD,
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, Don. Miss Dormer
Mrs. Weld Blundell
Mrs Lawson
Miss Stourton
Misses Chaloner

Lady. Harries
Lady E. Anderton
Lady Gerard
Lady Mostyn
The Hon. Mrs. Maxwell
The Hon. Mrs. Stourton
The Hon. Mrs. Stapleton
The Hon. Miss L. L. Fox
Lady Lawson

LADIES' C 4

Mrs. Sharples
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. F. Reynolds
Mrs. Cookson
Mrs. G. Hoghton
Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Browne
Mrs. Lightbound
Mrs. Henry Jump
Mrs. R. H. Sheil
Mrs. J. Reynolds
Mrs. Every
Mrs. Santamaria
Mrs. Gottldie
Mrs. Tiernan
Mrs. Cullen
Mri..Aungier

NIMITTEE.
Mrs. D. Powell
Mrs. R. Dunn
Mrs. Sparrow
Mrs. Leonard
Mrs. M'Elroy
Mrs. Eager
Mrs. Kirk
Mrs. Bretherton
Misses Jones
Misses Dugdale
Misses Chaloner
Miss Davies
Miss Lightbound
Miss Every
Misses Roskell
Misses. Tiernan
Misses O'Donnell

GENTLEMEN'S.

Mr. E. Chaloner
Mr. F. Reynolds
Mr. H. Sharpies
Mr. T. Sidgreaves
Mr. D. Powell.
Mr. Walter Weld
Mr. J. Brown
Mr. E. Norris
Mr. Lightbound
Mr. J. B. Aspinall
Mr. G. Hoghton
And the Senior Clergymen of all Churches.
noNoaAav SECRETARIES.
Rev. J. Nugent I Mr. T. Sidgreaves.
It has been now finally arranged to hold a Bazaar in aid of
the funds of the Convent of "The Good Shepherd," on the
Gth, 7th, and Bth November next.—lt was originally fixed for
Septeniber, but unforeseen difficulties necessitated its post-
ponement until the time now decided upon.
The Religious of the " Good Shepherd " have devoted their
r
lives to the reclaiming of abandoned women, who, wearied
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 limited the number
of their penitents, namely, the want of accommodation;
lans
the
present building being small, gloomy, and unsuitable. P
for a more commodious Asylum, with suitable grounds attached
the
,
have been approved of ; and it is to defray a porion of
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 a response
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 humanity which no Christian can
reuse to assist in.
All contributions of work or money may be forward to the
Superioress, 28, Mason-street, Edge-hill, Liverpool ;to any of
the Ladies of the Committee; or to the Rev. J. Nugent, 26,
Hope-street, Liverpool.

COMMITTEE.
Mr. E. Tiernan
Mr. E. Dunn
Mr. RADium
. Mr. J. Sheil
Mr. P. Bidwill
Mr. E. Hore
Mr. W. Cusack•
Mr. Corbally
Mr. D. Madden
Mr. R. H. Sheil

CLAYTON HALL.

POSITIVELY THE
LAST FIVE PERFORMANCES OF

VALENTINE VOUSDEN.

EwT
RUE:DDS
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Do.DDoo..
THURSDAY Do.
At Fight o'clock,
And SATURDAY AFTERN.OON, October 20,
• At lialf-past Two o'clock.

October 16,
October 17,
~ October 18,
~ October 19,

Body of the Hall
Reserved Seats

..Is. Od.
2s. 6d.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
_ .

DAYS OF GRACE.

In eases of Annti.d. •Insurance the liability of the Company
contintieS in, force, dttring the fifteen. days allowed for the
renewal of ,the Policy; and the Company is bound to accept
payment of the Prencildrii, althotigh the inatired property
should meanwhile haVe been destroyed.
In Foreign Insurances the CoMpany is equally bound to
swept the Premium, if instructions to renew Nave been de-
spatched from the place where the property is situate Within
fiftee4 days from the date•when the Policy falls due.—See ease
referred to in Times' City Article, 13th October, 18(P.

SOCI SCIENCE AND" THE SQCIAT. EVIL.
THE FRIENDS of • SOCIAL SCIENCE and
CHRISTIAN. CHARITY are earnestly appealed to in
behalf of the MAGDALEN ASYLUM of the GOOD SHEP-
HERD. The Institution, 28, Mason-street, Edge hill, contains
at present fifty-Ihree reclainied 'women, and is full. During
the past week ten -unfortunate women made application for
admissinn, and were refused for want of accommodation. It is
proposed to erect forthwith an Asylum in the outskirts of the
town capable of receiving,at least 120 inmates. A Bazaar will
be held in St. George's Hal, on the Gth, 7th, and Bth of
November to raise .funds •for this purpose. The aid of :all
classes is solicited. Donatirnas.of work or money will be thank-
fully received by the Rev. J. NimENT, 26. Hope-street.

TRANMERE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
-ITAYING NOTICED an ADVERTISEMENT by
the TRANMERE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH for
LOANS of MONEY for the purpose of CONSTRUCTING
WATERWORKS, we think it due to Capitalists to notify to
them that we are advised that •tho Local Board have NOT
THE LEGAL PCIWE It to construct the intended Waterworks,
by reason of this Oonipany having (in accordance with the
75th section of the Public Health Act, 1848) offered to supply
Water to Tranmere on reasonable terms.
The object of the Company in making this announcement
is to prevent any complaint hereafter on the part of Lenders,
that they have been permitted blindly to make Loans in the
belief of the legality of the security.
THE WIRRAL WATER WORKS COMPANY,
4, York-buildings, Sweeting-street.
Liverpool, 10th October, 1860.

T H E ANNUAL S A L E
USEFUL 'AND FANCY WORK,

FOR TIIE
BENEFIT OF THE lUBKDALE INDUSTRIAL RAGGED
AND NATIONAL SCHOOLS,
Under the Patronage of the Right Honourable the Countess of
DERBY, Countess of SEFTON, and Lady E3IMA STANLEY,
will take place in the
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL-ROOM,
ON THE 11TH, 12TH, 18TH, AND 14TH DECEMBER NEXT.
Contributions of Work and other Articles gratefully received
by Mrs. Lester, 30, Chadwick-mount, Ever ton Valley.

rpHE PROPOSED NEW INDUSTRIAL RAGGED
SCHOOL AND CHURCH, KIRKDALE.
PATRONS .4.ND DONORS :
The Most Noble the Marquis of SALISBURY,
The Right Honourable the Earl of DERBY, K.G.,
The Right Honourable the Countess of DERBY,
The Right Honourable Lady EMMA STANLEY,
The Right Honourable Lord STANLEY, M.P.,
The Right Honourable and Rev. Lord BAYNING,

J. S. LEIGH, Esq.,
GILBERT HENDERSON, Esq., Recopder,
WILLIAM BROWN, Esq.,
Captain LANGTON,
T. DOVER, Esq.
A few hundreds more are required to carry OR and complete
this work, so nobly commenced by the Right Honourable the
Earl of Derby. The Committee appeal most hopefully to the
Public at large for that support which so great and good a
cause demands.
Donations most thankfully received by the Chairman, the
Rev. T. Major Lester, or at the Royal Bank, Liverpool, or any
member of the

COMMITTEE :
Rev. R. Appleton, I J. C. Drealier, Esq.,
R. Blezard, Esq., J. Gibbs, Esq.,
J. Cope, Esq., I Rev. J. Holmes,
T. Dover, Esq., E. Parker, Esq.,
T. Shelmeriline, Esq., Architect.

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
• LIVERPOO T,.
Sixth WINTER COURSE of LECTURES
IL will be delivered (D.V.) in the. Ilall of the Collegiate
Institution, Shaw-street, on the following TUESDAY •
EVEN-
INGS •
--

October 16.---Rev. J, B. OWEN, London, "Haunted Houses,
with some account of their several spirits, comprising the
Lone House, the Ale House,..the Post House, the Mad House,
the Last House."
October 23.—Rev, J. C. M. BELLEW, S.C.L., London,
" Milton--with quotations from his Poems." -
October 30.--Rev. ARTHUR MURSELL, Manchester,
" Old Women."
November 6.---Rev. JOHN CUMMING, D.D., London,
" The Future of England in Prophecy."
November 13.---Rev. M. C. OSBORN, Liverpool, "Personal
Influence."

November 20.---Rev. STOWELL, MA., Manchester,
"The Bible the Charter of our Liberties."
November 27.---Rev. 0. WINSLOW, D.D., Bath, " The
Indestructibility or Thought."
December 4.---Rev. WILLIAM LANDELS, London, "The
Scottish Covenanters."

December 11.---Rev. W. BROCK, London, "The Burning
Bush."

December 18.---Rev. J. C. MILLER, D.D., Birmingham,
" Courtship and Marriage."
Previous to each Lecture a Selection of Music will be Per-
formed on the Organ by Mr. R. W. Crowe.
Doors open at Seven, chair taken at Half-past Seven o'clock.
Tickets for the Course---Lower Gallery, 65.; Body, 3s. 6d.
Single Admission---Lower Gallery, Is. ; Body, 6d. ; Upper
Oallery, M. To be had at the Rooms; 44, Renshaw-street;
and of Benson and Monett, 10, Castle-street; Ferguson, 53,
Ranelagh-street ; Hetherington, 3, Mill-street ; Perris, 237,
Great Homer-street ; Smyth and Co.; 62, Bold-street ; Thom-
son, 180. London-road.

-7for Members' and Subscribers' Tickets, at reduced price,
apply at the Rooms to
CHARLES BREWER, Secretary.

90, BOLD-ST RE ET.

WILLIAM 6DELL gratefully acknowledges his
sense of obligation for tie liberal support he has
received from his Customersand Friends during the nine years
he has been in business; and, in hoping. he may be indulgtxl
with a continuance of their favours, he most respectfully
informs them, and the Public generally, that he has received a
very beautiful Assortment of CHANDELIERS and LAMPS,
all New Designs for the Season, which he believes will well
sustain the high reputation he has hitherto enjoyed,!--that of
keeping the best Articles of this description that can be manu-
factured.
'IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
90, BOLD-STREET.