The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-02 00:00:00

FREE CHURCH LECTURES.

REV. A. MACDONALD, AL A., LECTURES
every SUNDAY MORNING, at Eleven, and every
SUNDAY EYFIVING, at Six o'clock, in "St. George's Lecture Room,
Lime-street, w►th a view to establish in Liverpool a Free Unsectarian
Church, open to good men and women of all opinions.

EXTRA PAROCHIAL PLACE OF' TOXTETH PARK
NOTICE is Hereby Given that a SPECIAL
VESTRY MEETING of the Inhabitants of the
Extra Parochial Place of Toxteth Park (being Ratepayers) will be
held In the Public Office, Park Place, Toxteth P.,rk, on Tuesday, the
6th day of January next, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of tiking into consideration the proposed Alteration
and Extension of the Workhouse; and also for considering the
question of a Separation of Toxteth Park from the West Derby
Union.

. .
DAVID CRAIG
Overseers of the Poor
JOSRPH
JOON PLAW WILSON
of the said Extra Pat ochial
HENRY ',RYLAND Place of fdxteth Park.
J. ROWLAND Assistant Overseer.
Public °filen, Tnxteth Park, I)ec 27. 1856.

PttOVINCIAL GRAND CONCLAVE
OF

MASONIC KNIGHTS TEMPLAR .
IHereby Give Notice, that a MEETING of the
PROVINCIAL GRAND CONCLAVE OF LAN-
CASHIRE will beheld at the ADv.LPHI HOTEL, LIVERPOOL,
on FUESDAY, the 6th Inst., at Half.past One o'clock in the After-
noon precisely, at which all Provincial Grand Officers, Eminent
Commanders, and First and Second Captains of Encampments, and
other duly qualified Sir Knights in the Province of Lancashire, are
summoned to attend.

All Sir Knights to appear in full Templir Costume, according to
the r rank In the order.

The attendance of Provincial Grand Officers, and of Knights
Templar from other Provinces is requested.
Banquet at Five o'clock.
By command of the Very Eminent Sir Knight MATTHEW
DAWES, the Provincial Grand Commander of Lancashire.

L. NEWALL, Provincial Grand Chancellor.
Littleborough. Blanchester,
24th I•re.. 1856.

1-4ECTURES at the LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE,
MOUNT-STREET.—The Members of this Institute
and Laly Subscribers will be admitted free to the Eleventh Winter
Course of Lectures of the Sunday School and Literary Institute,
which will be delivered in the Lecture Hall of the former institution,
on Tuesday Evenings, January 6th to March 10th, 1857.
't he subscription for membership is 2 s per annum, or 6s per
quarter, which entitles the subscriber to the use of a circulating
library, containing more than 16,000 vols. ; a reading room, sup-
plied with the leading newspapers. magazines, &c.. and valuable
works of reference; free admission to lectures given in the institute,
and to some of its evening classes ; and to the admission of them-
selves, their brothers, sisters, or children, to the other evening
cusses and the day schools on more favourable terms than non-
members.

Non-members have the use of the library and reading room fer
10a 61 per annum ; and lades are entitled to these privileges and to
free admission to lectures for It's 61 a year.
Prospectuses and lists of the above lectures may be ol taine 1 on
application, either personally at the Institute, Afount-btreet, or by
ietter, to RUP CARISS. Secretary.

THE LATE MR. GEORGE HOLDEN.

COMMITTEE:
Mr. James Holme. Chairman.
Mr. Joseph Kitchen Mr. Samuel Taylor
Mr. W. P. Jeffreys I Mr. Henry Dodd
Mr. Daniel Crosthwaite Dlr. William Laidlaw
Mr. John Woodruff Mr. Joseph Cafferata
Mr. Thomas Wagstaff Mr. David Longbottom
Mr. Robert Thin Mr. Thomas Armstrong
Mr. James Bailey Mr. E. W. Thomas
Mr. James Smith Mr. C. B. Herrmann
Treasurer—Mr. Daniel Crosthwaite

r S cretaries—Messrs. W. aidlaw and Howard Horsley.
THE sudden and unexpected decease of the late
Mr. GEORGE HOLD-EN having left his Widow
and Family totally unprovided for, and in great pecuniary distress,
a Committee of Gentlemen have been formed, for the purpose of
Collecting Subscriptions, with a view to afford them .ome temporary
relief, and to endeavour to make some little provision for their future
welfare.

The claims of the la,e Mr. George Holden upon the consideration
of the Public are many. For a period of upwards of Thirty Years as
Pianist, Conductor of the "Apollo Glee Club," " Featly-11 Choral
Society," &c., &c., his 8,1 vices were always cheerfully affirded for
any Charitable purpose, whilst most of the Church Choirs in the
Town and Neighbourhcol are indebted to him for the Training the
Members have received for Choral purros,s.
The interesting and melancholy situation of his Widow (approach-
ing her Accouchtment), and the destitute condition of his Family,
commends Rich' to the favourable consideration of the humane and
charitable, and the Committee respectfully solicits their assistance
to enable it to carry out the object it has in view.
Donations fur this purpose will be thankfully received by the
Committee, at'the diffrre,,t Bank, and by Mr. Hadley, at the Adelphi
Hotel, where the Committee meat every SATURDAY EVENING, at
Eig .t o'clock.

JAMES HOLME, Chairman.
Adelp'll Hotel, Dec. 27th, 1,56.

ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING TETE
OF THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE.
—Office,lo, Ampton Place, Gray's Inn Road.

PresiJent—T. Milner Gibson, M. P.
Treasurer —J. A lft• d Novella. Sub-treasurer—Dr. John Watts.
Chairman —Hi, hard Moore. Secretary—C. 1). Collett.
NOTICE TO PAPER-MAKERS.
The association has every reason to believe that the irregularities
and anomalies incidental to the collection of the paper duty, are
quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaged in
exposing, as co, nected w.th the advertisement duty and the news-
paper stamp. Nothing will tend so much to the abolition of the
paper duty as a systematic attack upon the injustice which it inflict
in individual cases. The association will therefore feel obliged by
any addiition to its information on this sut ject, and will be ready to
consider the practicability of obtaining redress in any individuals
case of grievance.

Subscriptions to he paid to llfe,srs. Prescott and Grote, Thread
needlt-street; to the treasurer, J. A. Novello, 69, Dean-street
Sono; or to the sub-treasurer, Dr. Watts, 3, Hilldrop Crescent
Holloway.

All other communications should be addressed to the secretary.—
By order of the Committee, C D. COLLET, Secretary,
10, Ampton P 1 ,ce. Gray's Inn Road.

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on unerring principles, by a Bookkeeper whose even-
ings are unemployed.—Apply by letter W. 40, Northern Times
office.

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lIAT MANUFACTURERS,

74, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

PATENTEES OF THE JEOLIAN HAT.

Ctiuratio rr,

MUSIC ACADEMY for Young Ladies; and
DRAWING ACADEMY, 53, Everton Road,
verpnol. Terms moderate. School. attended.

INSTRUCTION IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.

AT R. HUBER, Professor of the German Lan-
guage, Attends Schools and Private Families, and
Receives Pupiii at his own residence, 60, Redford.street North,
Abercromby-svare.

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.--
Mr. W. CLERC, 22, Islington, respectfully announces
that his ACADEMIE 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.

EE HOUSE, QUEENSFERRY, near CHESTER

The above Establishment, for the BOARD and EDUCATION of
YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE BOYS, Conducted by Mrs.
EDWIN HOWELL (late Miss Jane Warbreck, of Fleetwood), will
be RE-OPENED on Thursday, January 22.,d, 1857.
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