Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29 00:00:00

economy

The Stock of FOREIGN WINES and SPIRITS has been selected
from the .first horses in the London and Continental markets, the
quality of which will'bear comparison. • _ _

WHISKIES.—Tne Scotch 'Malt has been selected from the most
noted distilleries, well aged in bond, and blended together, produc-
ing an article not to be surpassed.' Jamieson's fine old Dublin._
' Whisky, five years in band, matured in sherry butts, of prime
quality.
ALES.—These have been snppliedby the first brewers in Burton-
on-Trent,•Welsh, end Scotch Houses. The celebrated Alloa Scotch
Mild Ale for brilliancy and flavour is unequalled. Trucman, Han-
bury, and CO.!s- Imperial Stout.
SchwepPe and Co.'s celebrated Aerated and other Iced Waters:
BULL HEAD HOTEL.

June 22; 1859.

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BRITISH! COLUMBIA AND VANCOUVE R'S ISLAND.
THE SPIRITUAL WANTS of the NEW BIO',;ES.g
; OF COLUMBIA.
The formation of a new British Colony is at all times a sub'
interest to EngliEhhaen.
Circumstances of a commercial and po'ltical •!' -
Columbia a special importance, white thj gold _
from other places, promises it a rapid and pnlinfous ttravith.
Situated betwee.i the 40th-and 55th p,lrallels of liiJith La
with Russia on the one aide, and the Mated States o.i th ot;'
the only British territory on all the Western Coast of 'Vincent'
with a eliniate like England soil fruitful, tinib2:a.nl2ual abundant,.
fish plentihil, and good harbours, there B.;C;M:3 szan2e:y a doubt of
its future prosperity auddmportance.
Already, •in the providence of God,

giv_l British

'? j udgioz

!ca attra

•to its shores.
Not less than 25,000-during a few months passed
California, Oregon, and other neighbo -
Ere anither year, these and
bute their Stream of Emig
by hundreds of. thousands
For these there is not a Church in the whole of
is the size of France; Vancouver tl
• sidering the varied people who are cfm7re,ty,%.
many,of these, thirsting only aft,n-golit,tti.±
vice which are sure to abauud, loud is tli
peOple'for instant attentio
• means of the religion
Happily it has Ideas,
mhidcd Christian lady,
foundation in that coh
by the, nounifLent otfei

into it ftbgi

ts, to t

nnbia, v

i ih

IL o.:Le. Com..
'Attp.ricttr of
maptations to

call up
on. iu

d God to pot it into the 1

pan

15,000 for the c

BiSlaOprie and two Chaplaineles. '
Such an example mist insphit the hearts of ai
women to do likewi-e. At, liast it should call f
se fro:el all pans of the Church to, supirwt
y completion, if it 1114/be, by 'God's fal_ssidp
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In addition to the white population of S..tttlers a
imbia and Vancouver a
ari Indian

Amer
of . the

ii the Far W;st, bey.),

;ocky -non111;:tlas, are
la3e, and ther6 at lea

renuntut of a failing mut un
Wing at the feet of Cita*
mercy
.to the Indian.

'conversion and setilement is a

interest

If they are to pass out of the far.
Christian. efforts, and of sympathy
'massacre and blood—a result, alas! hitt,
the Red Man and the European Settler.
The Bishop feivcatly ihmes the Church a
to commence the work with not less tht
lle invites also true-hea:tcd, able, faith
men, to come forth with him into this har
May,the yn;cl of the :HarveSt send forth

4'l In-;-.1 :Lad.
a libc.u.l

Under a doeit sense oltint importance of
wants of the• Colony, by supplying the ord
England in their fulness it,tl spirituttli
aid of the patriotic and the faithful
Funds for the following pun)
1. Maintenance of the

lie tran-
r of

7 in part, u
endowment:

Candid

3. Buil

mg Churches, Mission Houses, Re
. Youth.

of Churches

;tory tell of,
and not 6,r
aet bet**.

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