The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-08 00:00:00

ipublfc Notireg.

Z 35
LOST, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 3rd March,
at the Fancy Dr t;; Bill, held ac
ttrerp)9i. a DIAMOND BROOCH, set in Silver, with numer,,us
',map arid I irge Di.mond., in t:,'c ~f a FLow,.r. The a1,e70,
reward (veirfk half value of the ocoa .1) .wi i be paid on the artiehri'
tug left with Mr. JOUPII MAYEU, Jeweller, stc,, Lord-street,
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NEW SCHOOLS FOR THE 131.511;11IQT OF
EDGE HILL:

CHAIRMAN.
Rev. F. M. HARKE, M.A.,B,Slare tegaesi EAge kph
I wns <nit _;-initA4l,llll*squltActryra..f,) 0 ...A
H HILTON ALHEAD. Esq., 51, Sefton street uf q
r 7 JOHN H. HOUNTH WAITE, Esq., 20; YiNVzo..r,gt_ttet„e

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,tslSt•rtiqtr ‘.SLE T ri .71
Esq , 11, Nor v qing vrp0n44,3,-
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co ,imxrri .
A. C. BROWN, Esq.. 16, Duke street, Fdge hill.
Toommr Aisotiq.;OPW4l4,44 (tie liftiticet.a e= b" "
RostaretllßOWitas,ll44trentiorrifidii:h Ira abll
L. E. DESIIOND, Esq., 44, Irvine street.
WILLIAM GRE SON, Esq., 23, Edge lane.
) DASH PER E. GLYNN. E.q., Baltic buildings, 9, crb_ Ate
q•bVITfliE, E,AgelfrpiEKTlgii:!l
THOMAS q.„ runswic. 3 (ie...
HILTON HALHEAD, Esq., 51, Sefton strr vncry c
SAMUEL JOWETT, Esq 1, Rumford placef.
WILLIAM MAXWELL, Esq., 18, Chapel street.
GEORGE MARSDEN, Esq., 5, Old Church Yard.
DANIEL K MONIES, Esq., 13, Exchange alley North.
CHARLES W. NetnuaNN. Esq,_Wyncoie, Allerton.
TH 0u AS NOTTAGE, Esq., 2, Wavertree hill.
WILLIAM Paßatar,-E4q., 9,-Aahneld
JOHN RICHARD Barri N SON, Esq., 9, Edge lane.
CHARLES PEERS, Esq., 2. Duke street, Edge hill.
1' .s Rtr • t ELL, Jun., E.q., 42 m. avertree road.
THOMA • ROGE,+S, Esq., 41. Edge lane.
JOHN K ROUNTHWAITM Esq.. 20, Water street.
- JAMES STEAI N 4 , Esq., 35. North John it wt./. (I.
Ha STOLTERFOHT. Esq., 7s, Edge lanel", _
ROBERT 1 ucirpt, . 11, lioith yiew, Mount Vern
W. H. WiNallamaY,'Esq ;26, Caitle st eet. '
WILLIAM WHAT HAM Eaci ,7, North John street.
JAMES W. WHIIEHEAD, Esq., 15jDukpAt'r#6t. 51VH
H. T. WILSON Esq.. 21. Water street.

Tire Schools at Edge hill, though most satisfactory in point of man-
agement, have for soar- yells past. proved very inadequate to the
growl( g wants of the district ; and the recent increase of the popula=
don has been such as to make it imperative to provide Wilier Schatill
accommodation for the Boys and lmanta. if the: instances 4,
rapid extension of building in the neighbourhciodidLiverpbol, there"
is perhaps none more remarkable than that which has token 1 loci.'
in this district; for that portion of it which is situat d between
Waver tree-roads-add %tratlidotirn el tee; ram& which' tWo or three Yearrb I
ago cons*, d of little elmsothirtilittrOdields,dirdowoMrered,Withstreetsiii
and teeming with inh.bitant.. The c.dasequ nce of this chonge;bas_:
been that applications for admission into the schools have already
been refused f,omitke nsufficiencythegecommodation_• and a due '
regard to hettlei %.elltrinelit4 sr? eitithzetlirtatiff4tly 6f rilidek,
ink, instead dint'? ViliirArtiif-ftifi itiAß'efilnae•Wbhilrf-'
in4s. But as the parents are anxious to obtaiii the benefit of a good
education for thrir children, and as such a feeling on their part is-
w6rthy of all encouragement, the only course left for the friends of
Christian edtarAtign,isebtalsßAnigdiatO • EgiotA lye sr sa qF[
,
extending the accorhiaidkiThii tor oys and-D(7ogs, eci all to
mset the present ant large prospective increase of population in this
locality. The School Commi tee, after careful consideration, think
that schools should be p,ovided capable of containing 600 boys and
inf ints. ?ei-mf!
The existing buildings would not admit of such alteration and en-
latgemiint as would mender them really elpoienits,ehools, or ,oceom-
mOuate the requisite number of children. -PilieVlyaioneopied‘by the
present lottbdWititkiltilif ii9ffittcirfodliftnellrtiia .ve:e itityier 50
large, the ta 14141411 e ,raiiiiig(ON-ft,Clakeboiii, and iiefiptiffie;
owing to legafiXtrailidfoiatielini eril,hirVegint4 fren }ICA d. no lietin flinty
sib cou!st on that account be obtained from the Committee of the
Privy Council on Education.
The foie piMcatirtidatpre, .iEtitioAinson AttipthrSchdp caiommitteer
decisive Taw, ur of a nevi bul.oing andlnew site, is the on ye, rctiial .
m6de of meeting the educational wants of the increasitanditioreasinOi
pOpulation of Edge Hid. It is earn, atly hoped and believed thot
those inhabitants of the district, whom tipoif/paalliSsegil h\ffl e
moans f p.o.noting this good work, will, ty their personal coqtr-Aucm
dons and uy their exertions among their friends, succeed in' renifig
such a sum (say 2,4,00) as being met by a grant from Got, rnment
for an equal amount, will secure tile mection of schools, calculated
todiffuse and perpetuate the blessings of a Re igloos Education among
the Children of the Working Glasse,. in this I important locality.
F. M. HARKE, ALA., Ctistastas.

ydg, jul,April 17,1851,
.Doaat ons ill be most ibinkfullyrecerved by the Chairman'
Treasurers, or any of the Commit ee.

' DONATIONS ALREADY RECEIVED.
James S ening x 100 0 011. Stolterfuht jun £s 0 0
Jdseph Crabtree ...... 50 0 0 rhomasß.Stolterfoht 5 0 0
William Gregson so 0 OJ. N.
-P§tioaclAripht ,T,.., 5 0 0
Hilton 11,1 head
Thomas Watk.nson
J,4hn Rieho- 0 ( "" Brakell .

,ann Richard i attinson 50
John Macrae 4ru,9;
David Wrigley.-. . • '2•91
Thomas Rogers 3O 0.1
Mrs. Winstatelty . lO Ot
Samuel Jo tett lO 0., i
Robert Tackar" le
W. H. Wiostaniey 2O 0 0
Thomas Matheior, „ 5 0
Charles Slaw 125 0 0
John Sutton,. 5 0. 0
A Friend, per J. S
David J. Mat fle. jun 5 o'o
Mrs. Waterhouse
Miss Waterhouse " 26 0' 0
Thomas Hunter
Miss Hanter lO 0 0
William Potter
Daniel E. Monies
James H. Macrae...— lO 0 0
Campbell S. Lemon lO 0 0
Robert I)iroiu ....... 10- 0-0
Stolterfoht .......... 10 -0 o.

Thomas Brakell
'Charles ramp 1 1 0
L. E. lierMoind
ii.:3l.;.Briunthiiaite• 5 0 0
IW,ll.ll.ana -.,Wilitua 4,- • • 5 0 0
qt,ll4,nirwoori 5 0
Syjuriveright
"nomits Afro •
=‘Alititi.; Parkin
:fain Wm. Gi bsode lO 0 0
,Franei4 A. Clint
Lburles W. Neuman., 50 0 0
John Aikin 10 0 0
lames. Caw , 10 -0 0
..
miss B. Long 10 0 0
W. M. Whiity 2 0 0
Wm. Shaw
Miss Grierson
Walter 11. Wilson 1 0 0
W. Kershaw 5 0 0
C.-Catesuorth 1 1 0
... 1 1 0
Ebuidttcin, 2 4

iss LACY GASKII
tyi. Teacher of ,Sinzing ar
street, Edge bill, Liverpool. Ter,
resith•nce or at MIAs G .s kill's. S

JL, Professional Voealist,
Id the Piano-forte, 56, Mason
•ms the same whether at Pupil's
chools attended.

EDUCATION, B 1 RKE N HEAD.
AFRENCH CONVERSATIONAL EVENING
REUNION, for the summer season, is formed in
Mr. DUN'S School, Birkenhead, by Monsieur BAGONOT, of Paris,
Author of the "S mbo;ic Vocab ilary.•'—For terms, and all other
particulars, app 'y to Sir. Dun, Academy, Birkenhead; or to Mons.
Uagonot, 115, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool.

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.
&c.—Mr. W. CLERC respectfully announces that his
ACADEMY, 22, Islinzton, is OPEN for the SEASON. Day Class
on Tuesdays and -Fridays, at Two o'clock; Evening Class on Tues-
days and Fridays, at Eight o'clock. Lessons on Monday Evenings
to prepare Pupils for the Evening Classes. A Private Class for
Ladies on Wednesday Evening, at Eight o'clock. Juvenile Class
on Saturdays, at Two o'clock: Schools and' Families attended.
Private Tuition at any hour. - •

MUSICAL EDUCATION.
Why is musical educati >if so frequently a failure ?
RIB.
W. SHEPPARD respectfully announces
that he has determined, as ihe hest means to ensure
success in the sandy (I.+ maid,. to devote a portion of time ,o the
re, e ion ef - PitEPARAI OLi affd—PROGR E ,sIVE CLASSES of
YOUNG PUPILS for the PIANO.FORTe, upon an entire y NEW
SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION, and a NEW ARRANGEMENT OF TERMS.
His plan is alculated to enswe—
First—"lhc power of rearung music correctly and fluently;
Secondly—Much saving of time to pupils; a, d
Tfirdiy—A proportionate diminution of expense to Parents.
Terms and further parti, ulars known on application.
PRIVATE TUIPI ON -AS USUAL.
8, Church street, Rirkenbead.