The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-23 00:00:00

tOubits Noticto.

Ely Ratan Man

ALL Parties having CLAIMS against the Estate
of the late Mr, THOMAS BAGE, Joiner and
Builder, Mount-pleasant, are requested to send them in to R.
Edwards, Plumber, &c., No. 18, Newington. on or before Saturday,
the 2sth Instant.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1856,

ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH.—OnSunday next,
TWO SERMONS will be Preached, and Collections
made, on behalf of "The National Society for Educating the Children
of the Poor." That in the morning by the Bev Cecil Wray, M.A.
(service at a quarter before eleven); thr.t ;r1 the evening (service at
half-past six) try the Rev Wm. P. B irer. B.C.L.

ti)CIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY
ANIONGST THE JEWS.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
ab3ve SOCIETY will be held (D.V.) on MONDAY
EVRNINI NYX.r, the 27h instant, in the Hall of the Collegiate
Institution, at Half-past Six o'clock.

THE LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER IN THE CHAIR.
The hey. T. R. BIRKS, M.A., Rector of Kalshall the Rev. W.
AYERST, M.A., late Missionary in Poland; the Rev. W. SEA-
TON, 8.C.L., Incumbent of Christ Church, Pennington ' - and the
Rev. J. K. TUCKER, M.A., Incumbent of Trinity Church, North-
wich, will attend as a Deputation The Rev. Dr. M•NEILE will
also attend and address the meeting.

Adrisission will be by Ticket, application for which is to he made
persona ly or by letter to Mr. SCRAGG, Stationer, 83, Renshaw-
street, on S,turday next, the 25th instant, by Subscribers only, and
on Monday next, the 27th insta,;t, by other Friends of the Society,
between the hours of Ten and Four o'clo,k.
SERMONS IN Alll Or THE SOCIETY wi'l be preached in
various Churches in the Town and Neigbourhood on SUNDAY
NEXT, the 26:h instant. (See Handbills.)

The Rev. W. AYERS-I', w 11 also PI each in the Gam in
Church, Sir Thomas's-buildings, o RROW E v Inv INo ( qriday), the
24th instant, at Seven o'clock, on the occasion of a Public Bap-
tism.

A COLLECTION in aid of the Funds of the Society will be made
after the Sermoni
The ANNUAL PUBLIC BREAKFAST at the Adelphi Hotel, on
TUNSDAY MORNINO,NEXT, the 28th instaat,at Nine o'clock, the
ev. Dr. di•NEILt in the Cha4.

THURSDAY LECTURES

The following well known and justly respecte 1 ministers and
gentlemen have very kindly agreed to lecture as below :
Osr ober 23.—.• Mahomet and the Koran"—Rev. Peter Hope, 8.D.,
Warn phray.

OctOber 30. —" The C' atactei,ties of Christian Civilisatiou "
Peter Bayne, Esq., M.D., author of " Christian Life."

November 6 The Eastern Church—its Point's of Resemblance
to, and Difference from, the Western "—Rev. W. M. Hetherington,
D.D., Edinburgh, Au,hor of " Hi..tory of the Church of Scotland,"

Novembeil3.—" The Revocation of the Edict of Nantes "—Rev.
Julius Wood, D.D., Dumfries.
November 20.—" The ftomanism of the Middle Ages "—Rev.
James Begg, D.D., Edinburgh.
November, 27.—" St. Louis and the Waldenses "—P. E. Dove,
Esq., author of " Theory of Human Progression," " Logic of the
Christian Faith," &c.

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.

say that after some movements, which were scarcely 1
noticed during the last few days, there was reason
to conclude that it had received its sailing orders.
The Constitionnel of today states, " from a certain
source," that the Austrian troops in the Marches
and in the Legations are about to be considerably
diminished, and that the points to he occupied by
Austrian troops will be reduced to two—namely,
Ancona and Bologna. The Austrian troops will be
replaced by Pontifical troops. Our French co-
tempOrary expresses gratification at this sign of
the increased tranquillity of the Papal territories
and the increased efficiency of the Papal army,
and adds that the measures have been concerted
between the Holy See, Austria, and France.
The Cologne Gazette has a letter from Vienna, Which
says:—" There is no doubt that France persists in
demanding the evacuation of the Danubian Princi-
palities—a demand that England has not yet made
—and that our cabinet will end the matter by
yielding to the desires of France, no doubt
supported by Russia." The latest accounts from
Spain represent Marshal Naivaez as succumbing
more and more to the influence of the court, whilst
the number of high officials who have sent in their
resignation has notably increased.
The inquest on the bodies of those parties who
lost theirlives at the Surrey Gardens catastrophe,
was opened on Tuesday afternoon. A number of
witnesses were examined, but their evidence was
principally confined to the identification of the
bodies, and the further investigation into this melan-
choly affair was adjonrned to Friday.

THE Town Council of Liverpool appears to be
an extraordinary school. There is a vast amount
of work done in it without the consent of the
.Ratepayers, and large sums expended annually in
direct opposition to the voice of the town ; still
we hear gentlemen who take the leading parts in
all these things boasting loudly at Ward Meetings