Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-23 00:00:00

In Ada JanuarT 23, I,SS

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'be Inklin' the SaTingeßank, Bold-street, on tittesday;
„ 24th instant, at Two p.m. The Rec. A. CAMPBELL, ur
the Chair. ~ _

144 ebALEN INSTITUTION.
ANNUAT; MEETINO, of this institution will

l'Otrisif4 MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
. „
• ' LECTURE IN -HOPE-HALL.
14 TUESDAY NEXT Rev: C. M. OSBORNivill
LECTURE on " James Montgomery, his Life and
"ugs•" Chair to belaken' at g alf-p ast Seven o'clock.
-----___ Admission, 6d. and 3d. , 3ja24

SQCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF. SICK OR DISTRESSED
(
NEEDLE WOMEN. '
ttl:lE ,ANNUAL , MEETING of the' Substribers and
$ Friends of this Society will be held at the Savings' Rank.
Thesteet,.on Thursday, the 26th January, at Two o'clock, '
wi. fight Rev. the LORD BISHOP, of CIIESTER t2tshe
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TRp
NEW INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOL, AND FREE
SCII°OI,-ROOM CHURCH FOR -KIRKDALE.
rt" ACCOMMODATE .800 CHILDREN.
The Boss to be taught Trades ; the Girls to be instructed
kitche7-'"a,_ Duties, and employed part df •.time in the:
beiag in le will be attached to the building, the .public
charitabl '-tck. madunse of the' children' and kitchen: 'for.
benevoi net-YarPosee ig the winter, thus affording the
'Mips art 7 an "oPportunity of dispensing their abilities in
Lim a~ meats &c.; and employing profitably the children-
Cg ,'51•11, be taken" in and • got up. Thd SCHOOL-'
to ACCOMMODATE 60Q PEOPLE. SeaW all
.144 0a '''uziSCRIPTIONS thankfully received by the Rev. T.
LtSTER, Chadwick-mount, Everton-v alley.

WIIUILDING OF W.HE OLD CHURCH
SCHOOL, MOORFIELDS.
1761! Parochial School, established by Rector Roughsedge in
ti,„', 18 the oldest, and vas king_thit may icehool of lts kind tot.'
Adapted to the Educational requirements of that,
.of it has bean often altered. to liseet•Alseinereasing wants',
✓„"e age- Its situation and limited area render a complete
i„delling of the:School absolutely neeessaiy. IlerMajeSty's
`lP,eetors report the School buildings as utterly inadequate.
Aae'Managers respectfully appeal for aid in the undertaking.
Plot of land immediately behind the present building has
sechred, and 'the -Managers will remove the Schools
..rther from the deafening noise in Moorfields, aad carry out.
141Proyed arrangements impracticable in the present building.
It is contemplated to includes system of -Industrial Traanuag
and DonzeStte Economy. recommended by the Committee of
Council, experience having proved . its beneficial influence us
the Prerention of Juvenile Crime where it has been introduced.
The Moorfields School benefits a population of. about 20,000.,
Prom its immediate vicinity to the Exchange, the class edu-
cated includes the children of warehousemen) dock labourers,,
porters, and of the tradesmen WhO supply those with the
necessaries of life. Hence the Managers appeal with con-.
fidence to the numbers of the mercantile community, who
employ, the parents, for assistance in improvements of immense
advantage to the children.
The estimated cost ,of re-building the School, including
Purchase of land, is £4,000. A grant of about £6OO from the
Committee of-Council is expected, but the 'largest pro Portion
Must be raised by local contributions. •
Messrs. Moss and. Co..• have opened an acemint'for Contribu-
tions to the " Old Church Schools, Moorfields, Re-building
tund,”-John BralickeriEsq.; Hon. Treasurer.
ALFRED J. TuMLIN, Hon. Sec.
List of Donations made or promised about £1,450.- Further
"I,le will be thankful y received by the Rev..A. Campbell,
A;" Messrs, Moss and Co. ; J. Brancker, Esq.; 'and Rev.'
13-00 J. Tonalin,.llon. Sec. .
Brancker, J. 8., Esq.
Braneker, J„ Esq.
• each Campbell, Rev. A., and Friend, per ditto.
3, Macfie and .Sons; Moss, J., (the late).
p„ " Brocklebank, It., Esq. ; Brocklebank, T., Esq: •
„Banner' 11.. W.,. Esq..; - Naylor, R. C., Y,5g..,; Schel- ,
field, G., Esq. ; Stewart, J., Esq. ; Swamson, A.,
£2O • -En• ; Turner, C., Esq. ; Alexander, Miss. •
£0 Martin, S.; ESq. ; Wrigley, J. and Sons.
A.rnaud, E., Esq. ; Bibby, J., Esq, ; Bourne, Mrs.
P. ; I3ou,fiela, M., Esq. ; Brown, W., Esq. ;
• Castellain, A. Esq. ; .Corner,-(3., Esq..; Ewart, J.
• ES 'M .L'
•) ; Gill, lt., Esq • Godwin, the
Misses; Groves, .C.; Esq. (the fund 'to be cora-
Veted by July Ist, 1860) ; Mason, J., sq. ;
▪ ornbLewis,y,-R; Escs• norsfall, T.• 8., E (M.P.) ;
Ntri.; Littledale, 11. Esq. ; Monk, Rev.
; "islevett;:.Wt; Esq. ;'.'PreSton, VT., •Esq. ;
Segar, g., jun., Esq. ; Singlehurst, 4., Esq. ;
£5 ",
Swainson: ; Torr, J., Esq.
++•
per Moss and Co.; Banner, H., Esq.; Bibby.,
"t; Esq ; Busliby,' T. Esq.; Clarke, H.,
8.,. _Esq.;- Deane,E, G., Esq. ; Greg-
so▪
n, m,;. -.Esq: ; Gregson, Mrs. 'Hamilton, F. A.,
; 'Jenkuis, 11„ Esq. ; Jenkins, C., Esq. ;
Bing, V. • A.; ,Esq. ; Marriott, J., Esq. ; Moss,
„,
E., Esq.. (annnal) ;, Baynes, J. T., Esq. ; .Sand-
bach,-w; ft,.,,Eq:; Smith, S.,- Esq. ; -Urmson, T.,
Esq.,; Watts,,J..A. D., Esq.; Wingfield, Mrs. ;
Collecting Woodruff,'J Woodward, G. It., Esq.
Cards in Girls: £s is. Id..
bon,„'"lttb. Bnys' SchoolE2 ss. id:
...„.....7!°,18 under 15 £lB 9s. .j 23

ROYAL CHARTER.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF
rt,
SUFFERERS,
WIDOWS, ORPHANS, AND OTHER
°6I.JPFERERS, BY THE WRECK OF THE
ROYAL CHARTER.
TAE following Ge4tlemen form the Committee, with
power to add to their nUmber
• T. D. ANDERSON, Esq., Mayor,
' WILLIAM PRESTON, "Esq.,
SAMUEL MARTIN, Esq.,
- SAMUEL BRIGHT; Esq.,
..,THOMAS BROCKLEBANK, Esq.,
." B. G. RATHBONE, Esq.,
T. M. MACKAY, Esq.
BENJAmIS HErwOoD 'JONES, Esq., Treagwer.
HENRY ARTHUR BRIGHT, Esq., Secretary,
North John-street, -
To whom all communicatioa6 should be addressed.
•
• -
SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED:

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Amount of Subscriptions, already advertised £2933 1 4
V: illiam Nixon, Esq - 5 5 0
Messrs. James Smith,. Jun., and Co , '-A 3 0
J. Garratt, Esq., Portsmouth 1 1 0
Messrs:-.5.. Gowan and Co., Belfast -
Thomas Harrison, Esq., Stajeybridge..,
!Thomas Bishop, Esq - 010 0`
'
-0
T. D. 11111, Esq.., lO 0 0
A. S. Ashton, Esq.;'-Darwen
;Eccles Shorrock, Esq.
'Messrs: Patrick Brady and Co., Drogheda 1 .0 0
10 0 0
Mrs. Tyndall Bright
Miss Caroline Bright, Abbots Leigh - lO 0 0
:5 0 0
The Countess. Grey .
. 100 0 0
`Alessrs. Anly-Gibbs and Sons '
5., 5 0 .•:. .
:Messrs. Levy Brothers 5 0 0
Messrs. Morton Brothers, Maddock
5 0 0 ..
James Wilson, Esq. - 0 0
Messrs.''H. Grazebook, Sons, and Co.
:Messrs. S. and .P; Sella, -..0 .`0
G. I, -
-.William Wield, Esq. ••, 2 0 0
Mrs. Warbrick
A Lad (M. W.)'
William Moon, Esq,
,Edward Wilder, Esq 5 5 0
C. Wright, Esq.
-P, m. •
J. Neish, Esq. 1 0 0
E• J. Matthews, Esq 1 0 0
Messrs. Littledale and Co.
Indry sums; per Heywood and Co 0 6 0
William H. Weightman, Esq 1 1 0
Mea
11, srs. Snartali and Co.
'W. Borwick,.Esq -
tallies Ayre, jun., Esq., Sunderland
Itobert Woodward, Esq., ArleyCastic' .• 10 0 0
Servant; at Sand -Heys, West Derby ' 1 12 6
Henry Christian, ES CI, per Liverpool Mail 2: 0 0
James Young, Esq.' Leighton Buzzard
Ittessrs. Hyam and Co .. . z 5 • A
George Linley, Esq. (proceeds of Poem on
Henryhe Wreck of the royal Charter) - • • 210 0
L Wood, Esq • lO 10 0
'Messrs. Yates and Corkiing, MancheSter .., 20. 0 0
A, Friend, per ditto
5 0' 0
• T•SI., per dittO , .5. 0.,0
'A Friend, per ditto
"-.V. per ditto
le 1-1 ' . • 1 .1 .0
1.,: --. per ditto
'T. N' ditto
~ . per . . 1 '1 0 •
le . per ditto
0 I 0 6
•A. C. per ditto
uraall sums, per ditto
3;e44, I's Ed undPotter and Co., Manchester. •20 0 0
''_`i's.. Itombert'Barbour and Brothers _2oo .0
20 -0 0
totsepdale Printing Company
~,lessrs. Wood and Wright ,
20 0 0
ke,,aBre. Callender, Sou, and Dodgson
20 -0 0
Messrs, Butterworth and Brooks
)4essrs. Kessler and Co. -
~essrs..ll, Bannerman and Son
Zlessrs.'Kershaw, Leese, and Bury • 10' 0 0
Messrs, Daniel 0
•Daniel Lee and Co y lO 0 0.
' srs. S. and T. -Ashton
essrs. Jones Brothers and Co.
A InghaM, Esq ' . lO 00 .'
I; J; 'Barton Esq 10 0 0
vast rs. Charles Macintosh and Co
)4 4"- G. 8.. Dewhurst lO 0 0
b.es..!rs. J. Brown Son, and Co. • 5 0' 0 •
It uhadwick, Esq.
14„°!1)11 Leese, jun., Esq. • , 5 0 0
IqXrs. James MacClaren and Nephews
142,5r0. John
.Munn and Co. •
4,srsrs. Cross and Eaton
2 2 0
. .
ZIA Brier Esq•
r"ts• Bryce, Smith and Co.
•It B -' . • - 6
J, ~ aeon, olo Esc' --
'
kr,,Latt, Esq., Oldham ,
k Turner, Esq. ' 0 10 0
..11triVick, Esq.
further Subscriptions will be duly advertised.

SUBscRIPTIONs RECEIVED IN LIVERPOOL BY
,Nl4,'S. Arthur Heywood, Sons, and Co.,
3t,'srs• Leyland,and Blau,
Messrs.
Moss and Co., '
Gibbs, Bright and Co.,
asters of Exchange and Underwriters'Rooms.

IN MANCHESTER, BY
" Benjamin Heywood, Bart., and Co.

IN LONDON, BY
k,--•n• Heywood, Kennards and Co., Lombard-street,
ri• I'. Champion and Co., Lloyd's, and
ke
Kartin and Co., Eankers.

pant Pitts.

NATIONAL SCHOOLS. FOR THE DISTRICT OF HOLY
TRINITY, TOXTETII43ARK.

URGENT APPEAL To. FINISH AN IMPORTANT WORK.
THE COMMITTEE beg to APPEAL to the Inha-
bitants of this town, who feel an interest in, and a wish
to promote; the education of the poor. The deplorable condi-
tion of the district has been so often before the public that it
will be unnecessary to .enter into that subject again. The
Committee, however feel compelled to make known the diffi-
cult. position in which it placed. It was expected by
the Committee, that if $1,700 could be raised by local effort,
the Government would grant an equal sum for building the
Sch ols. After weeks and months of great .exertion this stun
was raised, and the Government Grant applied for, but it was
only £950, leaving a deficiency of £750.' The Rev. Henry
Postance and Mr. Charles Groves went to London with the
hope of getting the grant augmented, but failed in their pur-
pose. They urged the poverty of the district, to which the
Secretary of Privy Council 'on. Education replied, " Yes, but
you cannot urge the poverty.of LiTerpool !" Unless the above-
named deficiency be raised within a given time, the Govern-
ment Grant will be forfeited, whicliivould be fatal to the work,
and most disastrous to the district. If any should think that it
is a large sum of money to spend on schools, it must be remem-
bered that the land in this crowded locality is very high in
price. . •
The Committee send forth this appeal with a prayer, and
hope that it will be responded to with promptitude andlibe-
rality. •
. . .
,Donations may be sent to 'Mr. F. Milt, 2, India-buildings,
Water-street; to Mr; C. Groves, 4, Water-street; and to the
Rev. H. Postance, 2, Chesterfield-street, Toxteth-park.
•

F. Mill
C. Groves
W. II: Mooie
W. M. Collet

"DONATIONS.
£5O 0 •ir F. Peck
25 0 0 W, R. Winch., 25 0 0
2 2 0 .1, C. Ewart, 1141. P: 5 0. 0
.'2O 0 0 Rev. H. Postance
3ja2,1

SCHOOL FOR THE _DEAF AND DUMB.
T the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the
SUBSCRIBERS, held at the InstituVon Oxford-street
ast; ion' Thursday, the 19th' of January; 1860, the Rev.
AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, President, in the Chair ; the Annual
Reportand Treasurer's Statementuf the Accounts hisving been
read, the-following resolutions were passed:—
That the Report be- adopted; and,' with the Statement of
Accounts, be printed and circulated 'under the direction of the
committee. •
That a special vote of thanks be addressed to Mr. Edward
Banner, the late honorary secretary, for his zealous perform-
ance of the duties of his office, and for his constant attention
to the interests of the Institution.
That, in consequence of the crowded state of the School, and
the number of applicants rather increasing than diminishing,
resolved—That an enlargement of the present building is
absolutely necessary, and that an appeal be made to the public
forthe requisite-funds. • -7--
That the thank.s of this Meeting be given to the Officers,,
Chairman, and Committee,fonthefr "services during the past
year, and that the following 'Ontlemen be the Officers and
Committee for the fear ensuing:
Rev. Augustus Campbell, President.
Mr. Harmood Banner, Chairman.
Mr. Charles Forget, Treasurer.
Rev. T. B. Banner, Secretary.
Mr. James Mawdsey, Auditors*
Mr. W. T. Mann, • • . •
Mr. Richard Rathbone; - Rev G.- W. Warr,
Rev. James North, .._2lr. William Potter,
Mr. _E. Banner, . . , Mr. Elias Aruaud,
Mr: R. Rathbone, I,' Rev. Thonias Moore,
Mr. Edward Gibbon, Mr. R. B. Preston, -
Mr. R.-H. Frank, i Mr. J. Drinktvater,
Mr. William Gregson. i Mr. Wm. Langton.
- James Barton Nottage, Surgeon. - '
Mr.. Richard Lloyd, Dentist. -
Mr. David Buxton, Principal. - -
The Chairman having left the Chair, .it was resolved—That
the /hanks of this meeting be given to the Rev. A. Campbell
for presiding on this oceasion

'T. B. BANNER, Hon: Sec.

DONATIONS to:the spetial fund for enlarging the building
are respectfully solicited, and will; be thaxkfully received by
Charles Forget, Esq., Treasurer.: 7, Water-street ; Rev. A.
Campbell, Presideiq ; Harmood Banner, Esq., Chair-Man, 24,
Northlohn.street ; .by the Honorary Secretary, or any other
member "of, the Committee ; and' by Mr. David Buxton, Prin-
cipal, at the.Scbool, 52, Oxford-street East.

LIVERPOOL
PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY.

PATRON
EDWARD CROPPER, ESQ.

PRESIDENT
Rcv. HUGE M'NEILEi D.D.

VICE-PRF,SIDEN'TS :

• -
Rev. J. B. Lowe, M.A. V Rev. Arthur Gore, M.A.
Rev. Wm. F. Taylor, LL3). rßev. Thos. Robinson, B.A.
• JOHN SHAW, Esq., Treasurer,
G 9, Tower-buildirigi South, Water-street.