Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-11 00:00:00

blicsatires.

THE PEW SYSTEM IN CHURCHES.

ANATIONAL ASSOCIATION has been formed,
underlhe Presidency and Vice-Presidency of the Hon.
• Lindsay, the Lords Durham and Talbot de Malahide, the.
Deans of Westminster and Manchester, the Rector of Liver-
• pool, Archdeacon of Coventry, Messrs. • tvley and W. Ewalt,'
ALP., &e.,33gc.; with the following objects :
To direct public attention to the fatal effects of the Pew
System' in Churches upen the religious and moral condition of
the English people. - - -
To promote the restoration to the people of old Parish
Churches, and the throwing open as Parish Churches—i.e.,
- free and ,unappropriated for ever—thurchee hereafter to be
assigned :to parochial districts, or endowed with public funds.
And generally to enforce, through the Press and otherwise;
the fundamental.principle of the parochial system, the common`
and equal right of all parishioners to worship freely in their
Parish Church. • •
Communications from persons disposed to form a New
Soeiety in' Liverpool, with the above or kindred objects, may
be addressed (pro trot.) to HENRY CLARK, Esq., York-build-
ings, Liverpool. . 2 •

PUBLIC NOTICE.
To the Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen of Lancashire,
• " Southport, Chester, and Ches‘ire.
-M-11. JACKSON begs to give notice that parties are
going Aout representing him and Mrs. Jackson. and
Setting LEFT-OFF CLOTHES without • paying for them,
Saying they will send the money when they go back to the
shop, 47, Brownlow-hill.: Mr: Jackson baa no affents, and
allows no one but Mrs. Jackson, in the absence of himself, to
buy for him. He will be happy, if such for the future are
given over to the police.

VIRTUOUS LADY COPPER MINE, DEVONSHIRE,
In 6,000 Shares of £1 each..

GILL & CO., Tavistock, Bankers.
Capt. WPM. GOSS, Agent.
Mr. JAMES- REED, Broker.
Mr. BENJAMIN JONES, Purser.

THE above-named Mine is situated in one of the
most productive Copper Ore districts in Devon, and has
made returns from previous workings to the extent of £200,000.
The adjoining mines are .Lady Bertha and East Bertha Con-
sols. ' The stratification of these mines is a light Quartze Killas,
and situated in that highly metalliferous basin of the west
of. Devon and East of -Cornviall ; Devon Consols, Bedford
'United, Sortridge Consols North Robert Russell, Gawton,
Devon, and Cornwall -United and many others, with the
Granite Range passing to the' north of these mines, and the
'Limestone Range of Plymouth to the south. The mine is
already provided with substantialmachinery, and going on in a.
working order, and is at present:in few hands. The returns of
last September met the costs within a trifle, the only thing
retiredu being a little outlay to bring the mine into a position,
will ensure dividends of a high premium... Three
Thousand Shares to be had in numbers from five upwards, on
application to
MR. JAMES REED, Mineral Surveyor and Share Dealer,
20,.Fenwick-street, Liverpool. 12f20

LIVERPOOL
PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY.

• 4•AI?RON :
EDWARD CROPPER, ESQ.
PRESIDENT :
Rev. HUGH M'NEILE, D.D.
VICE-PRESIDENTS :
Rev. J. B. Lowe, M.A. Rev. Arthur Gore, M.A.
Rev. Wm. F. Taylor, LL.D. `Rev. Thos.. Robinson, B.A.
JOHN SHAW, Esq., Treastrer,
69, Tower-buildings South, Water-street.

AN APPEAL.
SrRE Committee of the abbye Society could at any
time- appeal with'confidence to the sympathy. of their
otestant townsmen for support in the great work in which
"LeY are engaged. But at no time Could it appeal with more
confidence than at the present, when Romanism is making
Veil energetic efforts to proselytise, and- when circumstances
have evoked, with a plainness which admits of no mistake,
-those latent principles which the Society has perseveringly
endeavoxred to expose as radically subversive of true Liberty,
'Whether Civil or Religious. - •
Malty of the friends of the _Society are already made
acquainted, through the medium of the Annual Report, with
e nature of the work it is carrying on ; but should any of
lthem,g through inadvertence, not have received the same, the
the beg most respectfully to intimate (and that with
iae confidence that the work done will meet with their cor-
dial approval) that it may be obtained on application to the.
Secretary.
. The present Appeal, however, is of a special character. It
a intimated in the above-mentioned Report, that it has been
found expedient to enlarge the Society's Lecture-room, Clare-
-4_strcet, owing to numbers of men being unable to obtain access
-_. the Weekly Lectures. This Lecture-roorn will now seat six
!Mildred men ; and the expense arising froin the said enlarge-
*lent, together with the purchase. of necessary furniture, has
entailed a large outlay on the Committee, and it is to meet
Lats that the present Appeal-is now made to the sympathy and
teal of the Protestants of this great town; anti the Committee
Could earnestly request that. any Donations in liquidation of
the above be forwarded at as early a period as convenient to
Lae Treasurer, by whom any such. Donations will be gratefully
acknowledged'.
By order, JOHN PARSONAGE, Secretary,
...__ 3, Islington.

ROYAL CHAR.TER.
"'ASCRIPTIONS FOR • THE RELIEF OF
THE, WIDOWS, ORPHANS, AND OTHER
SUFFERERS, BY ,THE. WRECK OF THE
ROYAL CHARTER.
THE follewing.Gentlemeirform the Committeeovith
power to add to their number
T. D. ANDERSON, Esq., Mayor,
WILLIAM PRESTON,
SAMUEL MARTIN, Esq.,
SAMUEL BRIGHT, Esq.,
THOMAS BROCKLEBANK, Esq.,
S. G. RATHEONE, Esq.,
T. M. MACKAY, Esq.
BENJAMIN HEYWOOD JONES, Esq., Treasurer.
HENRY ARTHUR BRIGHT, Esq., Secretary,
North lohn4treet,
To whom all communications should be addressed.