Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-14 00:00:00

FANet iniiSS BAIL.

I\TOTICE, —ln order to meet the usual demand for
' Hair-dressers,

D2IKES, 83, CHURCH-STREET,
Hal salved tke services •of SEVERAL. EXPERIENCED
•ABBISTANTS frdm the first house's in tile;trade, and, oo the
'dap of the,Ballwill, have TEN thoroughly proficient Assistants
SI the service of hie Cu4iimers grid the Public.
LADIES'•AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR-DRESSED IN
PO\VDEIt, or otherwise, nn most Reasonable Terms. :41/4

MYRTLE-STREET CHAPEL SCHOOLROOM.
• A LECTURE
.on IjUDIBRAS. will bo:delii-ered
.ti the above-named Room on 'Wednesday next, the 15th'
instant, by HUGH UOWELL.BROWN;:csommeneing at Ralf-
Past Seven o'clock in the evening. Tiek'ets,,ls. each,-may be
obtained from Mesirs. Webb and Hunt,bookSeLers, Castle-
street ; Mr. Horsfall, confectioner, Church-street; 'Mr. G.
'Thomson, boOkseller, LOndon-road ; 'Mr. Whitney, 181,,Ealk
ner-street ; and from the chapel-keeper, William Gee, Arrad-
street.- . : , . •.• • • 2

. ,
CHRISTIAN VERNACULAR EDUCATION SOCIETY FOR
INDIA.--A MEMORIAL .OF TILE MEETING: -
1 IHE REV: J H.' TITCOMB, Secretary of the above
Soc etarb proposes- to bold ItiCONFEItIiziCE, Tins DAY
ruesdaVl, the I4th inStant, at HOPE-HALL, for the purpose
of consideripg the‘stthject of: VeinaCular .Education for' India,
and the expediency of forming an Asspciation for its furtherance.
Several Clergymen ..and Milliken. of • thb f Noncontonnit
Churches have promised to attend. Chair to be taken at Seven
o'clock. The Laity:are _respectfully Wilted: - • -
(Signed) C. W. LAWRENCE, ; A,31.
• . . • T. RAFFLES, D.D. , •

G RAND -FANCY bRESS BALL
.IN ` i • •

ST. GE6II.Gt'S HALL,
• TO-MiaRROW (TUESDAY); +TIIti Itrn INSTANT; •
In aid of the Funds of the Royal Infirmary, the Northern and
Southern Hospital's, the. North and South Divensaties, and
the National Life Boat Institution. •

REGULATIONS.' '
ATI personi should sppply themselves with Tickets, as no
AlOney can be received at therliall.

- CARTLIAGES.
Parties are requested to inform their. Coachmen that the
Tollowing regulations will be i.trictly enforced by the Police,
and that no person will he 411 owed to break the Mine.

ROUTE FOR. CARRIAGES. •
ar
riariTs Conveying parties to th.e Hall, to Tom in line at
the top Renshaw-street, by. St, Lizke's.Clvarch, pasi along
Renshaw-Street, and enter the enclosure betw-een the Lions;
get. dat4n at the North, Entrance,' fronting Shaw's Brow, 'and
drive eff up Islingtol or doWn Shaw's liinw. , •
To take.up the same way.
Spare cars will form in the North-east Angle of the Area,
n front of the'llan.
The Doors to be opened at Nine o'clock.

LIVERPOOL
PROTESTANT REFORMAT ON SOCIETY.

PATRON

EDWARD CROPPER, ESQ.

PREiSIDF:MT

. Rev: lIIIGIF.M`NEME, -D.D. '
VICE-PR ESI a RPM :
B.`LoWe,'W.A.,-- I-Rev. -Arthur Gore, M.A.
Rev. Win; F. Taylor, LL.D. Thos. Robinson, B.A.
, JOHN SFIAW-oBwi. TreaAurer'
.. 69, Tower-buildings South, Water-street.

. 'AN APPEAL.
•T
ommittee of the above Society could, at any
tinte,., appeal with:confidence:to:the sympathy of their
Protestant townsmen for support io .the great work in which
they arecnraged. :But at no time could it` appeal with more
confidence than at the prept, when Romanism is awaking
such energetic. eitOrts to prosepaiso,' "and when circumstances
have evoked, with a plainness which admits of no mistake;
those irlent priincipies vrhiclr -ilid'Sodiety has perseveringly
endeavoz.red to expose as radically subversive of true Liberty,
Whether Civil or Religibus. •
Manly of the friends of %the Society, are already,,anatle
ncqqautted, througk the meditern of the Annual Rep-nit, .with
theta,tli et the work it is Tarrying cm; but -should any of
.„,through itiadiertened 'not' nAve receiVed the same, te
Committee beg naccit resp4trully to inliimatetand that with.
• theconlidence that' the work 'done will meet with their cur-
aPproval) that .it, anayTlae• sprained (nt axalitationtto the
secretary:
The present,Appeal, however :is of a special Character..
ist intimated in the above-arentioned Report, that it hail been
four d expedient to:enlarge the,Society's_Lecture:room,iClare-
f-treet, owing to nuMbers Of men being unable to obtain access,
to the Weekly Lectures. 71.11 is Lecture-room mill n'olmeat six
hundred men ; and the erpense arising from the said enlarge-
went, together together with . the -purchase of neeewwry furnitere; has
'entai!ed a large putlay on the Committee, and it jis to .sneet
sthki that /ho present Apr**, 1 is now made Wale syinpathy and
',cal of the Protestants ot:',..his great town ; ant the Caminittee
--would earnestly reenest.tbat any Donations in' liMitidation of
'the above be forwarded.at as early a period as convenient to
the Treasurer, by whomlany such Donations-will be gratefully
acknowledged.
• By order, JOAN PARSONAGE, Secretary,
3..lslington.