The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-08 00:00:00

PROFESSOR FRIKEIL-THEATRE-ROYAL

=_ 14.3-ctoorrow-_(Friday) is to be a gvand fashionable
11 ght,, :and, ,For /the benefit of Professor- Frikell. For
occasion' he promises a variety of new tricks—the
most astOttishingrof,theee being,a flight from. the stage
to the ollery. This feat he has accomplished' with
enormous suetes'af some ol the large theatres: iii Lon-
don. The pe:rfortnarices of Saturday morning-. andi
evening -will; positively olhse the Professor's visit to,
Liverpool.

'REVIVAL OF THE CHURCH DISPUTE AT
ST. 13ARiNABAS.-

• lI:TRICIAL COMMITTEE OF PRIVY COUNCIL,
~.. ' YESTERDAY.
Tir kicr''. ALFLEL' POOLE v. THE BISHOP OF LONDON:.
Yesterday morning, Lord Chlemsford, Sir John:
.. Coleridge, Lord Justice Knight Brace, 'and Lord Justice-
Turner, sat in the Council Chamber, Whitehall. for the-
-purpose of hearing an appeal of the Rev. Alfred Poole..
*hose license as curate of St. 8.-,raaliai was some time-
sifice suspended by tbe. Bishop of London, and the-
decision mfterwards confirmed on a?peal to the Arch—
bishop of erfitterbary.
Dr. Phillirobri,, .C., and Mr. Prideaux appeared for-
Mr. Poole. Dr. TiOiss, the Vicar-General' f the Pro-
vince of Canterbury, appeared for the Archbishop, against,
whose decision the appeal was instituted.
'There were present, in addition to the gentlemen
:professionallv engaged, Felix Knyveff, Esq., Secretary
toilie Archlylshop of Canterbury ; J. B. Let. BE:tr., Seen-
tary,lto,the Bishop of London, the Rev. T. W. Perry,
atlct several gentlemeii intimately connected with the
ItHigb Church. party:. •
~ , 'Their _Lordships admitted the appeal, reserving all
Tights as 'to the competency of the right to appeal and
ihe,right-to protest.

Tu. pROPO6I3; ART . GAIR,ERY t IN MAN.CHESTER.
An important step (says the Mo'neltester GuArdian, of
yesterday,) hati bees taken. toward7* the realisation of
ilt ,Thanras Fairbairn's noble scheme for the establish-
tTliptrt;of a free art ;;allery in this city. A highly influ-
ential .meeting was held yesterday at, the Town-hall,.
the Mayor it the chair, when Mr. Fairbairn And other
ts peakers pointed out the general advantages. moral and
l nitched.:,,tival:'which would result frOni the forniation, of
an instittition which would afford all classes of our
I• *vitiation. ,air opportunity of spendinz at least. some
1 &Ilion of their leisnre hours in the retininn- atmosphexc
~,.,
1:0 i ,A,gallery devoted to., the exhibition of art treasures.
4.testilution'enitodying those views was passed; and it
jps also determinpV,2 ,make "_an immediate'and vigo-
Xo9:s etfort.to raisea fund -of :titl ,0.40." To .tbe , em-
cdo'yers of _Manchester and Salford, a spr,'ial appeal is
inane for thntromotion of this nndertaking ; and we
eyed scar4Say, that we sincerely hope that the com-
.mittee •iippomietryesterday will,-at no distant day, be in
a position, to anneutce that the munificence of this
wealthy community has enabled them to take decisive
#itepii for,the accomplishment .of the object .of the, m eet-
ing. . Lord Derby, -Lord .Wiltou, Lord Ellesmere,- and
Lord E._Teiton. proinise co-operation, and one of Mr..
Fairbairn' s friends has,ptit down I.oo`o "for the honour
and glory of his natiye town."
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