The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-30 00:00:00

THE BAZAAR

FOR the Liquidation of the Debt of £lOO on the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, WAVERTREE,
the Rev. N. Wiour, Pastor, will be held in the Quagri's-nALL,
RR BOLD-STRT, TO-MORROW, the Sat, THURSDAY, the 2nd, and Fat-
DAY, the 3rd days of October.
Contributionswill be than kfully received by

Mrs. PHILLIPS, Wa'tree Mrs.Nswcomps,High.st,Wa'tree
Mrs. Wooow.t} D, Sundown-ter. Mrs. BRIDSON. Hope-terrace, Do
race, Do. BoaNzv, Pubic-offices, D'

-0, Do
Mrs. EVANS, Greenside-house, Do. Miss DODn, Orf.rd-street, Do
Mrs. WATTS, Sandlwn-park, Do. %firs. LEWIS, Williamson-square,
Mrs. r DIN G,Wellin, ton-rd. Do, And by the Treasurer,
Mr. THOMAS JONES, Larkfteld-terrace, Wavertree.
Admlss on.—For the First or Second lay, Is.; Third Day, 6d.
Children at Half-price. And for the Three Days, :Is. 6d.
Hours, from Eleven, a m., to Half-past Eight, p.m.

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Refreshments, Luncheon, Tea, &c., will be provided by Mrs
May. of Waverrree.

WELLINGTON TESTIMONIAL.
TO SCULPTORS AND ARCHITECTS.

THE Committee are desirous of receiving
DESIGNS for a COLUMN and STATUE to be
erected in honour of the late DUKE OF WELLINGTON at Liver-
pool.
The amc

at present at the disposal of the Committee h about

ul if their interr ions can be properly carried out for that
sum, they are desirous that it should be, but any Artist will be et
liberty to send in a separate deign, either for the Column alone, or
and Statue
t,rs mus

for a Columi
The comp'
cost, either f

ccomp any their designs by estimates of the
o and Statue combined, or separately, and
)tion of material which they propose to employ.
'emitn of £5O will be given for the Design which, in the
a ofthe Committee, is the beat for the purpose intended.
Each Deign to be marked with a motto or device, and the name
-` - atto is not to ap,,tar, but to be put in a separate sealed letter,
n the outside a corresponding motto or device.
sign for wh ch the premium may be awarded to become
rty of ihe Committee.
imunleations to be addressed to the Chairman of the Corn.
the Town-hall, Liverpool and the Designs must be deli-
re, free of expense, on or before the fl-at dy of Novemb'r
Town.halt, Liverpool, September 20, 1856

stating the

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[RELIMINA ay.]
THE FOLLOWING ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE
WITH MUCH PLEASURE.
IT is intended that a COURSE of LECTURES
shall be delivered in Horn HALL, Hope street, on
Thursday Evenings, at Half-past Seven.
The following well-known and justly respected Ministers and
Gentlemen have very kindly agreed to Lecture as be'ow :
October 9, "The Church of the First Three Centuries; its
Government, Disciplin., and Wor.hip,"—Rev. W. CUNNINGHAM,
D.D., Principal, New College, Edinburgh.
October IG, "The Jewish Theocracy,"—Rev. PATRICK Farm-
straw, D.D., Primarius Professor of Divinity, New College.
Glasgow.

October 23. "Mehemet and the Koran,"—Bey. PETER HOPE,
8.D., Wamphray.

October 30, "The Characteristics of Christian Civilisation,"—
PETER BAYNE, EFq., M.A., Author of "Christian Life."
November 6, "The Eastern Church ; its Points of Resemblance
to, and Difference from, the Western,"—Rev. W. M. HETHERING-
TON, D.D., Edinburgh, Author of " History of the Church of
Scotland," &c.

November 13, "The Revocation of the Edict of Nantea,".
JULIUS WOOD, D.D., Demme&

November u.O, "The Romanism of the Middle Ages,"
JAMES BEM), D.D., Edinburgh.
November 27, " St. Lcuis and the Waldenses,"-
Esq., Author of " Theory of Human Progression," &e.

'—P. E. Dovs,

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.—
Mr. W. CLERC, 22, Islington, respectfully announces
that his ACA DEM IE is OPEN for the SEASON. Day and Even-
ing Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile Class on Satur-
days, at Two o'clock. Schools and Families attended. Private
Tuition at any hour.

DANCING AND CALISTHENICS.
ATESSRS. DUGIT AND MARTIN beg to
IYL announce the commencement of the WINTER
QUARTER in their Academies, viz :

116, Duke-street
1, Devon-street ..•
Royal Hotel, Rock Ferry

2nd October, at Half-past Two o'clock
2nd October, at Half-past One o'clock.
2nd October, at Eleven o'clock.

Driven Reons,l74odSicie..4th October, at Eleven o'clock.
The Season for their EVENING ASSEMBLIES commences on
the Ist November. PRIVATE LESSONS as usual.
116. DUKE STREET.
FRENCH AND GERMAN.

MHUSSON informs his Pupils and Friends,
. that the Winter Quarter for Lessons in the above
Languages, will commence on Thursday. the 2nd of October.
LADIES' CLASSES for beginners, twice a-wtek, also classes for
conversation and more advanced pupils.
CONVERSATION CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS for gentle-
men every evening, at M. HUSSON'S residence.

Pupils idvanced-enougl;,Mait;;tinglTaei;an through French,
and vice versa.

M. Hussox delivers lectures in either of the above languages to
Echools. on History and Natural Sciences.
_ _ _

Just Published, Price I 11:6d:A Practical and Easy Method Of
Learning French, by F. Huston, Teacher of the French and German
Languages.
No. 7, Hoskison-street.
MR. HUGUENIN'S GYMNASIUM, at No 17,
LORD-STREET, is OPEN to Gentlemen DAILY,
from Nine till Seven o'clock, under his immediate superintendence;
to Ladies, on SATURDAYS, at One o'clock. During the time ladies
practice no gentleman can be admitted.

For ladies ~and gentlem n who would not like to practice in
the Academy, Mr. Huguenin has invented a PORTABLE
APPARATUS, applicable to both Sexes, and for ail Ages. It
occupies but the space on the floor of 5 feet by 2 feet, and contains
the means to bring into full development every part of the human
frame, in the most ae;rceable manner possible, in perfect safely, and
in a short space of time. Many have been already purchased by
Medical men of ne town, and for ladies' schools. It may be seen
at the Academy, from Ten till Four o'clock, when Mr. Huguenin will
be!glad to explain all the particulars to any one who may be desirous
of seeing it.