Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

Wants of the ( .
Engk%nd hi their MI

aid of the patriotic and the faithful is ea'
Funds for the following purposes :-
1. Maintenance of the clergy in part
vided by offerings and endowln
2. Provision for Outfits and Passage.
Candidates for the Ministry.
3. Building Churches, Mission Hous
for Youth
4. Prov

by purchase of Land, or otherwise, fur graciutu en—

for the Settle—

~ and Industrial Traininr

ie sum required for these objects is necessarily large.
however, what is promised by Societies, and other

and' calculating upon a icasai
ae portion to be raised in Engl

sponse in the colony
s follows :

I Fund : Donations,
Annual Subscription of £2,000,
GEORGE COLUMBIA
Esq., have kindly under
Charles Henry Burton,

Esq., and J. J. Ito'
curers, and the B

eretary to the Liverpool Special Fund

LIVERPOOL SPECIAL FUND IN AID OF THE
BRITISH COLUMBIA MISSION.

N Monday, the 27th ultiniO, a Meeting was held, by the,
jr kind Permission of his Worship the Mayor, in the Couneit
e Lord Bishop of Columbia an opportunity of
of his Lordship's

'own in Liverpool ti

-His Worship the Mayor presided.
After a most lucid and interesting statement by the LORD Bisnor
o.£ COLIMBIA, it Was THOVed by THOMAS TISSItY IfOItSrALL,
hf.P., and seconded by EDWARD HEATH, I:sq., "that this
Meeting deeply sympathises with the Lord Bishop of Columbia in
the important undertaking to which, by Cod's providence, his
Lordship has been called, and is earnestly desirous to help forward

tod work in which his Lordship is engaged ; and, in further—
' that a Special Fund in aid of the British Columbia
formed in Liverpool, of which CHARLES GROVES, Esq.,
Rowe, Esq., Ve the Treasurers."
DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS UP TO ••••"

thereof,
on 1

'IIE PRESENT DATE.
Annual Subscriptions-
for rive Years-
d-

Donations.
s. d
Wm. Preston, (Mayor) . 5(1 0 0
Thos. D. Iforsfall, M.P. 50 0 0
Collection in St. Philip's
Church

Laurence R. Bally.
Charles Paul Phipps
Ellis Ashton, Rev..
3. J. Rowe . .

. 20 5 6
. 20 0 0
. 20 0 0
. 20 0 0
. 10 10 0
. 10 0 0
. 10 0
. 10 0 0
. 5 5 0
. 5 5 0
. 5 5 0
. 5 5 0

.5 5 8
.1 1 0

John Torr
Itobert Hutchison .
Salim Martin .
Adam S. Gladstone
H. lt.ankin . .
Robert Roberts .
Edward Heath. .

Christopher Bushell

5 5 0

a friend, by

John Marriott
G. W. Moss .
Charles Groves
M. W. Collett.
F. A. Hamilton
Adam Hodgson
G. H. Horgan
T. D. Ariderson
Thomas Edwards Moss
J. I'. Palmer .
James Tyrer . .
T. B. Gunston
Thomas A. Bushby
C. 11. and Mrs. Burton .
R. Zwilchcnbart, jun. . 2 2 0
G. A. Tinley . • . 2 2 0
Wm. Bowe • . 2 2 0
Joseph Lyne . • . 2 2 0
A Friend, per J. J. Rowe 2 2 0
Miss Tobin . . .
Mrs. Bland
Miss Bland .
E. Steele .

5 5 0

5 5 0
5 0 0

. 5 0 0.
.5 0 0
5 0 0-
5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
.5 0 0

• . 1 1 11

a friend, by

I 1 0

1 l 0

. 5 5 OE
. 3 3 Ci

.2 2 0
.1 1 0
.1 1 0
.1 1 0
1 1 0

John Swainson .
Fletcher Rogers . . 1 1 0
.
James Cambell
James Martyr . . 1 1 0
Robert J. Tinley . . 1 1 0
J. J. ROWE, 4, Richmond-buildings,Chapel-street . •. j Treasurers,
CHARLES GROVES, 4, Water-stet.
CHARLES HENRY BURTON, M.A.,
1. Sandon-terraee non. sC,

UNDER HER MAJEsTY's SEAL OF REGISTRAti.

G
H. ELLIS'S UNIVERSAL WASHING-
MACIHNE AND CHURN,
.
Is the simplest invention ever introduced to the Public. It is no
more liable to derangement, and occupies little more room than an
ordinary Wash-tub. It does no injury to the•most delicate fabrics
and effectually washes every description of clothes. With its aid a
person can do as much work in three hours as in a whole day
without it, six or seven shirts being well washed in eight or ten
minutes. It supplies a want long felt, especially by small families,
owing to its great cheapness, portability, and requiring so little
room. These advantages, combined with its perfect simplicity
and efficiency, will render it a really desirable and useful article
in every household.

Thisliachine is admirably adapted for a Churn. It nosily:7er_
agitating action peculiarly favourable to the fonnateiVii'in`:, con:
and, on this account, will perform the process;fo. " Its ;'nople
siderably quicker than, most Churns now in are also grounds of
construction, ease of workiug, and cheapness,
especial and strong recommendation.nee in the Machin
yes, betarem
N.B.—Although there :s no dif.ll, Wathing, yet it s
vot
those to be used for Chtirn;ng
ess, that the same Machine wilt
expected, on the score of clean'
":1)77,.
FULL DIHFeTIOI,3 T
It n.G ARE ATTACHOr TO EACH MACHINE.
be used for both ry:
Y I TT.
SIZES AND PRICES, &c.

SUITABLE 10 WAsu rot I_____surrAtqat TO entriai

i li
0. 0 From 2to 3 Persons,
2 2to 0 Ito 6 ditto.
3 30 0 , 7to 9 ditto.
.4 3ln 0 . I 2 and ot)tv i ds,

From 10 to 2 I 1 ,

20 to 30 s.
SO tO M.
10 and u Liar s.

•
a each end, to enable two PT,
to murk if44en"dzeesihrue'rble.

Aware of the prejudice which exists against Clothes' Washing-
M'ichires in general. the Ma.infacturer is willitor to allow a se, glen
trial is Mach ne he'ore it is purchased. The highest reo
them, mendatio hn
whieh ha. given is from navies who have used*
Even the most -reiudieed :ind sceptical have been convinced-
b y their beaut ,ful aim • t 1,2 ty al.) (1 thorough utility ; and the uni venal;
te4irnony is that they rally r
',l••se the idea of
A WASIVING NiA(IIINE FOR THE PEOPLE.
For inspection an 1 II iar: iculars apply to the Agents,
& C 0.,,
Tlli ALBANY."
OLDR AI. --STREET. LIVERPOOL