The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-20 00:00:00

OF LIVERPOO

For the following Anion meats. Per. Votes
T. H. satchel?, as overseer, in teal of Mr. Smith ....844-1697
R. Holmes, as se•ect vestryman instead of Mr. Taylor.a3l .. 1631
Congo . 'ickson, as select vest'', man instead o, Mr.
It ie.mrson
Ed-,.it ,iyrord, as select vestryman =nsteAd of Mr.
Ch. snev..... .
Alfred 1,1 b ttle, as select vestryman instead of Mr.
avers • + •• • ......... , ............... ....
Thomas Smith, as select yea ryman instead of Mr.
Edward ‘N illi,ms .... ..,
t...H 11t1..E. HART, Vestry Clerk.

Anril 18 1877

ESTATE Cr THE LilE Hilt. JOH.. GREAILLY, AITOILKEY
AT LAW.
CLAIMANTS on this Estate are requested to
SIND in their ACCOUNTS, to Mr. Crocott,
s,ficior. 10 Hasnett forthwiih.

11-41VidtP001, SUM) .NY NUIIUOk. A.
_LITERARY INSTITUTE.
MR. J. GAMY,
Author of "Wanderings in the East," Who has recently returned
from his Fourth Tour in l•gypt, &c., will deliver hi.;, highly

interest.nv and instructive
COURSE OF LECTURES
ON

"EGYPT ANDTIIE BIBLE,"
IN THE LECTURE ROOM 'I" THE
LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT STREET,

MONDAY Evening, APRIL 20th, at Hall.past Seven,
J. C. V wart; ESQ., M.P., in the Chair.
TUESDAY Evening, APRIL 21st, et Halt-pest Seven,
Rev. T. RaPPLES, D D., L.L D., in the Chair.
WEDNESDA Y Evening, APRIL 22, at 110-past Seven.
C. RotaguTsoN, In the Chair,
ALISO, ON
SATURDAY Afternoon, APRIL 18th,
One especially prepared for Sunday Scholars. Chair to be taken
by J. J. STITT, Esq., at Three o'clock.
The course of the-e Leciw es will be illustrarrd by upwards of
twenty persons. Who will he tirersed 11 E:istsro cogiebne, (hieing; g
Turks and Egypt,ans, mai- and female, toe ltedooins of tl.e Desert,
&c ,) and the garments, ornaments, Sic., exp:ained as they b ar
relation to the Bible._ •

The Lectures will also be enliveled by a varistyof anecdotes snd
recitals and the exhibition of a. number of werbke arms, implements,
palm fabrics, fragments of mnmmies, bottles sandals, 1 wslierds,
gods, tablet., lattices, Isci,cloth.agricultural productions, Pharaonic
and other rayptian bricks and-many othi,r curiosities, ancient :in •
modern illustrating the manner• and customs of tit Oriental., and
thimving light on some secmihgly ambiguous passages of thc
Sacred Word.

P, rimiest Illustrations will aho be given of the Duties of the
Oriental Shive ; the Easterns Rowing to the t, arth ; on the
Neck; the Rastiriado; sitthig in Presence of a Superior; Taking u!,
the Be 1 ; Arabs at heals Washing before Eating; Pouring' Water;
Grinding Corn—th. tipper and Nether Millstone.; 'inning VA,
Bosom ' • Waiting at the '1 hresho'd; Whirline and Howling Der-
vishes, &c., &c. ; effir,,ing amusement as well as instruction.
Everything Set tartan Is strictly excluded
Tickets May be obtained at Alessrs.Srnyth, Bold street, and Berry
street; Mr A. Reid, Ranelagh street; and Mr. Gabriel Thompsoa.
London-road.
Admission—Reserved Seats, 1-., Unreserved Seats, 6d. each Lec-
ture; or 2s. for the Course Children under fifteen, Ha f-pnce.
Members of the 'unday Schou]. and Literary Institute and
Live pool Institute admitted Free. Checks to be obtained from the
Secretaries.

JAMES PERKINS, Secretary.

March 2G, 1857.

43ubt1 -a Ion&

"Ay, Sir, these Books are del etittu! —divine."

Noetes Ambrosia7ce , Vol. 3.
Ready WITS DAY, Part XXI., 1857, of a
CATALOGUE; of Uselnl, Entertaining, and
Curious Moto, both Second Hand and New, Ancient
and Modern, on sale, at Extremely Low Prices, by Henry Young,
12, south Castle-strt et. Liverpeo,.
This Catalowue may be ban (gratis) on dp p: (cation, and will be
found well wor,hy the atieet on of h ink con,c.ors and others.

Ready Tins DAY, Crown Bvo., Price as., Cloth.
DR. LIVINGSTON : his LIFE and ADVENT-
TU I.ths in the INTERIOR of SOUTH AFRICA.
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uncompromising tostility to deception makeb.-lieve, a sincere
worship of all which is holy and good, —distAiguishea likewise by
clearness of conception, closeness of ar,il ent, purity of axprew ion,
and completeness of arra, ernent." - Westminster Review, Ju y,
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" A wise and clearly reasoned book, written throughout in a most
re v e ren t spirit."—Examiner.
" The whole work is characterised by hidh ab:lity, scholarship,
though', aird sincr,r,ty." —Northern Times.

GENTLEMEN DINING IN TOWN
Can have a good DINNER, indu,,inz a ghss cf sparkling Welsh
Ale, at Sid and upwards, at the
(
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. 20, PETER'S LANE
(Near St. reter'At Church). Liverpool.
Hot Jointg, Soups, Pantry, Fish, &c., from Twelve to Four daily.
Importer of the far-famed WELSH ALE, and dealer in Wines
and zipirits of a superior quality.

E D BA RNI,S. Proietor.
Smoking ami News-roams attache e. Tea. Coffee. Chops.pr Steaks,
&t., at all hours. Loudon and Liverp..,ol psptrs, and Carnarvon
Herald

OTICE IS HEREBY G iVEN, that the Polling upon the Motions
and lmendmrnts, which were prop sel at the Annual General Vestry
on Ea-ter T uesday I,st, will be r4-sume lat the Sessions Hou-e
Sonth Chanel street, on MONDAY NEX the 20th inst., at Ten
o-Ckek In th - forenoon.

The IML.Lwing is the result or to-da,'a poll :—.
Majority for
the znoti, on.
For the f&lowing Motions. Per. Vo.es. 1 cr. Voss.
Mr. Thumas Snit 1, hs overseer „1349..2737 5, 5..1040
Wm. Taylor, as selest vestryman .. 135 i.. 2763 522.. 1109
—S. Richardson, as select vestryman.. '356.. 2768 627..1119
J Ls. 1 IL,sney, as selec, ir, str; man .. 1355.. 2765 531 11, 9
John 0.1. Syers, as set, et vestrvm In.. 1354..1:764 522.. 11 : 2
Ed. Williams, as select vei tryina, —1352..2757 516..1024