The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-14 00:00:00

£35 REWARD.

LOST, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 3rd March,
at the Fancy Dr
•held.at St Geor,g9's
iverplol. a DIAMOND BROOCH, set in Silver, numerms
small and Large Diamonds, in the fo m of a Flow,r. The above
reward (being half value of the Brooch)• will he paid, on the article
being left with Mr. Jcs!Pe 111.i.vas, Jeweller, (to., Lord street,
Liverpo,l.

ECROPO LIS.7--Dr. HOLLAND Will hold
1.1 PUBLIC COURT. in the Vice-Chancellor's Court, at
S'.. George's Hall TO-MORROW (Friday), the 15th May•inetant at
eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. The Owners of Vaults and 6raves,
and friends of persons interred, are invited to attend.

JOHN WtODRUFF.
Chairman of the Investigation Committee.
Liverpool, May 13, 1857.

NEW SCHOOLS FOR THE DISTRICT OF
EDGE HILL.

CHAIRMAN.
Rev. F. M. HARKE, M.A., 8, Clare terrace, Edge hill.
TREASURERS.
HILTON HALHEAD. Etq., 51, Sefton street.
JOHN K. ROUNTKWAITE, Esq.. 20, Water street,
HON. SECRETARY.

ROBERT TUCKER, Eaq , it, North View, Mount Vernon.
Co MUTER.
C. BROWN, Esq,, 16. Doke street, Fdge
THOMAS ARE, Esq., 3, Wavertree terrace.
ROBERT Drawl, Esq., Vernon Hall.
L. E. DESMOND, Esq., 44,- Irvine street. •
WILLIAM GRE' sore, Esq., 23, Edge lane.
Des I-1 PER E. GLYNN. Esq., italic buildings, g, RelcrOss street.
WILLIAM A JEE, E-q., 29, Irvine street.
THOMAS RUNT.R, E 6, Brunswick street.
BILTON RALHEAD, Esq., 51, Sefton street. •
SAMUEL JOWETT, Esq , 1, Rumford place. -
WILLIAM vi A XWELL, Esq., 18, Chapel street.
GEORGE MARSDEN; Esq., 5 .Old Church Yard.
DANIEL E. MONIES, Esq.. 13, Exchange aley North.
CHARLES W. NEUMANN, Esq, Ailerten.:
Tno.iiAs NOTTAGE. I.sq., 2, Waveriree hill.
E-q., 9, rlsheeld road.
JOHN RICHARD PATTINSON, Esq., 9, Edge lane.
CaaaLEs PEERS, Esq., 2. llake street, Edge hill.
i; um. s Ru ELL, Esq., 42 x•'v, aver tree road.'
TRONA ROUE rs. Esq.. 41, Edge lane.
JOHN K ROUNTUWAITE. Esq. 20, Water street.
JAMES STEAINA, Esq.. 35. North Johu street.
H. STOLTERFOHr. Esq., 73, Edge lane.
ROBERT TUCKER, Esq , 11, North View, Mount vornop.
W. H. WIN,TANLEY, Esq., 26, Castle sbeet. -t-
WILLIAM Wrexham Esq., 7, North John street. •
JAmEis W. Writ rEIIEAD, Esq., 25, Duke street.
H. 'l'. WILSON Esq.. 21. Water atieet.
The Schools at Edge ..ill, though most satisfactory in point of man-
agement, have 'for some ye irs past' proved very inadequate to the
grinvirg wants of the distric• ; and the recent increase of the popula-
tion has been such as to make it imperative to provide further school
acconimodatlon for me Boys and ,Irtia,nta.' Oflall the stances of
rapid extens'on of build Mg in the neightiourhood of Liverpool, there
is perhaps none more remarkable than that which has taken lace'
in this district; for that portion of it' which Is situat d between
Wavertree-road and. Smithdown-lane, and which two or three years
ago consist, d of little elie than has • field's, is now covered with streets
and teeming with inhAitants. The cinsequilefi of this change:has
been that iipplieations for admission into tins schools liave already
been reused f•OLCI the nsuffic.ency of the accommodation; and a due
regard to health and di-cipline would suggest the crop iety of reduc-
ing, instead otincreaaing, the number of pupils in the present build-
Inas. Rut -as the parenti are anxious to obtai, the benefit of a good
education for their children, and as such a feeling on their part is
worthy of all encouragement, the only course left for the friends of
Christian education is to take immediate and effectual measures fur
extending the school accommodation tor Boys and Infants, so as to
meet the present an i ge prospective rease of pnpn'att• nin ties
local Ly. The School Cumnat tee, after careful consideration, think
that schools should be p ovided capable of containing 600 boys and
inf-nts.

The existing buildings would not admit of such alteration and en-
lsrgem ont as would tender them really efficient schools, or aceom-
mooate the requisite number of ch ldren. The area occupied by the
present buildings and yard is much too small ; nd we,e it ever so
Jaw, the tenure of the land being or ly ett,eholo, and incapabl,
owingto legal othtac es, of being cohvet ted into freehold. no pectin; ary
aid could on that account be obtained from the Committee of the
Privy Council on Education.
The foregoing reasons are, in the opinion of the School Committee,
decisive in favour of anew building and anew site,-as thefonly eff-xtuai
mode of meeting the educational wants t f the inereaseciand Increasing
population of Edge Hill. It is earn stly hoped and believed thdt
those inhabitants of the _distrct, whom God has blessed .Ith the
means of promoting this good work, will, by their persona; coot ibu-
tions and by their exe; Hans among their fronds, succeed in raising
such a sum (say 00) as ,icing met by a grant from Gov rnment
for an equal amount, will secure t--.e (hectic>o of schools, calculated
to diffuse and perpetuate the blessings of a Re igloos Education among
the Children of the Working Clam., in this 1 portant locality..
F. M. HARKE, M.A.; Ciniassesr.

Edge Hill, April 17, 1857.
Donations yill be most thank tully received by the Chairman
Treasurers, or any of the-Coinmit ee.

DONATIONS ALREADY RECEIVED.
JamesS'oains.........£loo 0 C H. Stolterfoht jun .RS 0 0
Joseph Crabtree ...... 50 0 0 rbomas R.Stolterfoht 5 0 0
William Gregson 5O 0 OJ. N. Stolterfoht 5 0 0
Hilton Halhead
-Thomas Wotk neon - James W. Whitelmad.. 10 0 0
.14in Richard t attinson 50 0 I Thomas Brakell
J,,hn Macrae
David Wrigley 25 0 0 L. E. Desmond
Thomas Rogers ...... 30 0 tJ. K. Rounthwaite 5 0 0
Mrs. Winstauley lO 0 0 William Wiison
Samuel Jo ~ ett lO 0 0 Mos. H. F..rwood .... 5 0 0
Robert Tacker—
W. H. 1\ instanley 2O 0 0 rhomas Clare ........ 10 . 0 0
Thomas Matheson 6 0 C WHIM.. Parkin ~..... . 10 0 0
Charles Shaw 25 0 0 John Wm. Gibsone.... 10 0 0
John Sutton. 5 0 0 Francis A. Clint . ..... . 10 0 0
A Friend, per J. 5
David J. IlLicfle. Jun 5 0 0 John A ikin ....... _.... 10 0 0
Mrs. Waterhouse
Miss Waterhouse
Thomas Hunter
...... 10 0 0
Miss Hunter lO 0 -0 W. M. Whitty . -.- ---2 0 0
William Potter ...... 10 0 I Wm. Shaw .... ...... 5 0 0
Daniel E. Monies .... 10 0 0 Miss Grierson .. 5 0 0
J Imes H. Macrae...... 10 0 0 Walter H. Wilson .... 1 0 0
Campbell S. Lemon.... 10 0 OW. Kershaw.. .... ~ .. 5 0 0
Robert Dirom ~....... 10 0 OC. C•itesworth ........ 1 1 0
H. Stolterfoht ......... 10 0 01. Lyne.......-.... .C-.l' 1 1 0

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