The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-07 00:00:00

Vlthrie At firm. IS.T.

INFANT 0 N ASYLUM.
lIPIIA
TyrHURSDAY, the 12th instant, is appointed for the
OPENINO of 'Me INSTITUTTON, in Melville- lace
tle-Street. -It /sill be piedeled by Wine Service at the
Church of the Holy Inilotents at Tlie o'clock in the after-
noon, when a SERMON vriii be VREAcHED• by the Right
Reverend the LORD BISHOP OF CHE,TER, and a collection
made in aid of the building fund. The Maid &o also kindly
promised to attend. - •
Tickets for Admission to the Institution may be dblatied
from the Members of the Committee.
PRESIDENT :
lIARMOOD BANNER, Esq.
TICE-PRESIDENTS

GEORGE ARKLE, 1,34.
JOHN BRANCHER, Es o.
John Aikin, Esq. William Minn, Eeq.
Rev. T. B. Banner. R. Eerthon Preston, Esq.
D. 0. Bateson, Esq. D. Newton Esq.
William Bennett, Esq. Gordon Ross Bqq.
James Gordon, Esq. Thos. R. Nhattetnis, Esq.
Henry Grazebrook, jun., Esq. Joseph Steel, rat,
J. J. Hance, Esq. • John Torr, Esq,
Thos. Kendall, Esq. Wnl• H. Winch, Esq.
Edwd. Lawrence, Esq.
_ R. N. DALE, Treasurer.

NOTICE.
RADLEY BROTHERS have REUOVED to
DUKE-STREET (corner of Colquitt-atteet), during the
•BUILDING of their Premisee, :52, Bold-street, tfo

BRADLEY BROTHERS respectfully inform their
Friends and the Public, that the remaining part of their
CE of CABINET FURNITURE will be on SALE for a
short time by PRIVATE TREATY, at a GREAT REDUCTION
in PRICE, on Orb. Prettgees, No. 159, Duke-street, earner of
Colettitt-street.
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Feb. 'l7, 1860.
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NOTICE.
THE MERCHANTS' DINING i;ILOOMS,
LANCASTER-BUILDINOC TITHERARN- zgEET,
WILL ME ,CLOSED,• i
THIS DAY (SATURDAY.). THE 7Ta MOUNT,
Tn MANI EXTENSIVE
WERATIONII IN THE VENTILATION OF TOE ROOMS.

SCOTCH CHURCH, OLDHAM-STREET.._.=
RE REV. ANDREW WILSON, Abbey Parish, Nithey, will (D.V.) PREAC&I in the SCOTCHcntracn,
dham..,triet, TO-MORROW (Simclay), et. Rib that. Public
67'
Worship will eigip at 11 a.m. and 3 p in. A Collection will be
made at each service on behalf of the Pastoral Aid Fund of the
Reach Chureh in Eneland.
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ST. ANDREW'S PERPETUAL BUILDING SIOCIRTY.
.THE next MONTHLY MEETING of tbis Society
will be held at the Roome of the Toting Men's Christian
Association, Renshaw-street. on Teesday next, the 10th inst ,
at Eight o'cl• ck p.m. At Nine o'clock on the same evening,
SALE of SHARES will take place. New shares may be suba
-
scribed for it the meeting, or at any time, br calling, at the
office of the secretary, Peter Vine, 57, Ranelagh-street.

• LIVERPOOL EARLY CLOSING A6643CIATT
THE Committee of ,the Central District take the
opportunity of tendering their thanks to the great body
of tradesmen who have adhered CO cordially to the regulation
for closing at the hours advocated ; and, judging so, they ven-
ture to express their belief that the practice has not only been
unattended by any inconvenience or sacrifice of interest, but
that it has teen productive of great personal and social
advantage.
The Committee learn with regret that, in one or two instenees,
employers who sent in their sanction as favourable to the hours
advertised, viz., Five o'clock on Saturdays, and Six o'clock
ether Evenings of the week, hare, for reasons unknown to the
Committee, deviated therefroni, by closing one hour later on
Saturdays, but have, nevertheless, closed punctually at Six
o'clock.
N.B. Shops will be open till Seven o'clock during the Summer
Months. The Public are earnestly requested to make their
purchases before that hour, and, before Five o'clook Saturdays. on
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REMOVAL OF I3ASWELL'S EAGLE
IRON FOUNDRY
FROM 16, WOOD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

MHE EXECUTORS of the late J. A. HASWELL
beg most respectfully to announce to
cloy inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity that they have ed the above Foundry and REMOVED the BUSINESS to their new com-
modious Premises,
g 5, SEEL-STREET,
Corner of Concert-street, near Bold-street, where 'they will
be enabled to MANUFACTURE both heavy and light CAST-
INGS, GIRDERS, and COLUMNS, of all sizes not exceeding
40 feet in length, including every description of Plain and
Ornamental Wrought and Cast-iron Work for building -- -
other purposes.
A large variety of CASTINGS always KEPT ON HAND
and every description MADE TO ORDER.
T. C. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR.