Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16 00:00:00

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XTAN TED, a smart young man, as IN-DOOR SERVANT, wait
V at table, &e.; also a respectable girl to take charge of
sew, &c. - Address, Malvern H6use, Llandudno. Ci 22

WAM.e'Egm,
Imytnatedeijaatelyb:toanthorouaegforoomd Cook,
ofoareszt;
to Mrs. Austin, Tract Repository, 246, Grange-lane, Birkenhead.
3316 -
WANTED, two expetienced WaitiesseS, thorough liousemaids,
good General Servants, Plain Csoks, &c: Apply at Mrs.
Dustin's Zract Repository, and Agent to the London Absent Tea
Company, 246, Grange-lane, Birkenhead. 3j16
• *TAP FITS _ A

,f families for whc

ed that only such

)ustiu's Tract

246, Grange-lane,: Birkenhead

YV family

thigough first-rate Cook, iu a small
Kitchen-Maid are kept, near

,Jaarteneiner. mages • zits io ss.zp: Apply to Mrs
Repository, and Agent to the .London Assam Tea

Bis,kiiihead

11r ANTED, as plain Cook in ,a mall public-house, aucl also to
VV make keitee/f 'useful, a Wohlan, with goad character for
sobriety, honesty, ,economy, and good, temper. Wages no object.
Must be a Protestatt. Letters addressed to "Largo," Northern
Tirtzet,,atee, stating where to apply for character, and giving her
addres.„ will he written to in reply, should her character he satis-
factory, .4,11

Westminister-buildings, N

htft.liy situated, within three

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miles of the Exchange, and in the pleasantest and most
fashionable suburb of Liverpool, a complete Family DWELLING-
HOUSE, containing three excellent entertaining-rooms, six bed-
rooms with the usual convenience of closets, kitchens, sculleries,
&c, The outbuildings comprise greenhouse, conservatory, coach-
house, stables, and store-rooms. The entire is enclo ed within its

an extensive and

beautifully laid out garden, with lawn, Sc. The whole will be let
for nine or twelve months, at thirty guineas per month. For
further particulars address it 14, Northern Times office. 24je26

P--
OULTON-CUM-SEACOMBE.-TO be LET,, Poulton Hall, an
excellent detached family dwelling-house, containing dining,
drawing, and sitting-rooms, seven good bedrooms, and two
dressing-rooms; well cellared throughout, and with good yard,
coach-house and stable, garden, orchard, &c., all in neat order, in
a healthy rural situation, as • above, l mile from Seacombe.

Liverpool. • • . 6j17
NORTH WALES.—SEA-SIDE RESIDENCE, FURNISHED:2-
TO be LET, with immediate pussession, CAEM AIN, three
miles from Conway, and one mile from Penmaenmawr Station.
The House contains, on the ground floor, entrance-hall. dining
and drawing-rooms, butler's pantry, kitchen, itc., with good
'Taring underneath; on the next floor, six good bedr"--

theie i 8

and stare-room

arden, pfeasnre-grounda,

about six acres of land; coach-house

house commandi

it views m eeautuui scenery, both sea and land; and
hie beach for sea-bathing. The country churchrwhero
performed, is within ten minutes'

4nglisit service is regularl

:enry Cram. 35,

South John- I
6j 20

fre iXtt, t zhe Vrentiors.

WEST AND NORTH LANCASHIRE
DISTRICT.—PARISH_OF LIVERPOOL.
• I, the undersigned, WILLIAM REES, Auditor of the above
named District, do Hereby Give Notice, that I have appointed
the AUDIT of the ACCOUNTS of the PARISH of LIVER-
POOL, for the Half-year ended the 25th March, 1859, to
commence on MONDAY the Fourth day of JULY next, at Ten o'clock
in the Forenoon, at the PARISH OFFICES In BROWNLOW-HILL, when
and where all Persons who by law are bound to account at such
Audit, are required to attend, and to submit all Books, Documents,
Bills, and Vouchers containing or relating to the accounts, or to
moneys assessed for and applicable to the relief of the poor.
Dated the 14th day of' June, 1859.
WILLIAM REES, District Anditor
GRANGE

AUDIT

-LANE BAPTIST CHAPEL,
BIRKENHEAD.
ANNIVERSARY -SERVICES.
On SUNDAY, the 19th instant,
Rev. W. LANDELS, of Regent's-park Chapel, London,
Will preach in the Morning at a Quarter before Eleven, and in the
Evening at Half-past Six ; and the
Rev. C. M. BiRREL, in the Afternoon at Three o'clock.

Rev. H. STOWELL BROikTN
Will preach in the Afternoon at Three o'clock ; and
Rev. J. P. CHOWN,
Of Bradford, in the Evening at Seven o'clock.

TEA will be provided in the ,choolroom on Thursday Afternoon
at Half-past Five. Tickets One Shilling each.
Collections will be made at the close of each service in aid of the

THE T. ANDREW'S PERMANENT BENEFIT
BUILDING SOCIETY. Shares £l2 each. Subscriptions
los per Share per Month. Entrance Fee, 2s. per Share.
The FIRST MEETING of the Members of this Society, for the
purpose of Passing the Rules and of Electing the Officers, will be
held at the rooms of " The Young Men's Christian ilsociation, "
Renshaw-street, corner of Heathfleld-street, Liverpool, on TUESDAY,
the 21st instant, at Eight o'clock in the evening punctually.
In forming this society, the promoters have availed themselves
of the experience derivable from the working of similar societies,
which they believe will result in this being one of the best con-
stituted and most success ful yet established.

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The rules will be' arranged on terms, alike advantageous to the
purchaser and invester, and the whole of the business transacted
in such a manner that Members may at any time •
themselves their interest in the society.
Shares mo— ' 4 for and <—