The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-21 00:00:00

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MASTER or OWNS '1 of Ship MAR-
T 9 A, fratu New Orleans, will n b spoisiblr, fur
any DEBTS contracted by any of the CREW of if4i, Shi D.- -
' 1.. B A LTYZ F.Y.

LOYD'S REGISTRY OF SE-11 6
1j Party who borrowed the above BO Alit 1856, f:ofn
n Office in TOWER.O H AMB ER 3, will thr have induess to return
it without delay.-

EW SCHOOLS FOR I).I.6TItICT OF
EDGE HILL.

CFIAIRMAN.
Rev. F. M. HARKE, MA., 8, Clare terrace, Edge hill.
TREASURERS.
HIF.TON HALHEA9, Esq., 51, Sefton street.
JOHN K. ROUN Esq., 20, Water street.
FIGN. SECRETARY.
ROBERT TUCKER, Esq , 11, North View, Mount Vernon,

The Schools at Edge Hill, though most satisfactory in point of man-
agement, have for some .years past proved very inadequate to the
growl/ g wants of the district ; and the recent increase of the popula-
tion has been such as to make it imperative to provide further school
accommodation for tne Boys and Intants. The School Commi tee,
after careful consideration, think that schools should be provided
capable of containing 600 hildren.

The existing buildings would not admit of such alteration and en-
I,,rgem,nt as would renthr them really efficient schools, or afford
the requisite accommodation. The area occupied by the pre-
sent buildings and yard is mach too small; Lnd were It ever so
large, the tenure of the land being only leasehold, and incapable,
owing to legal ob,tac es, of being converted into freehold. no pecun•ary
aid could on that account be obtained from the Committee of the
Privy Council oa Education.

The foregoing reasons are, in the opinion of the School Committee,
decisive in favo or of anew butiding and a new site, as the only eff ctual
mode of meeting the educational wants of the increased and increasing
population of Edge Hi]. It is earnestly hoped and believed that
those inhabitants of the district, whom God has blessed a ith the
means r. f p:o.noting this good work, will, by their personal contribu-
tions and 03 their exertions among their friends, succeed in raising
such a sum (say as 2,000) es being met by a grant from Government
for an equal amount, will secure the erection of scho his, calculated
to diffuse and perpetuate she blessings of a Religious Education among
the Children of the Working Glassed in this important locality.
F. M. HA.RIIE, M.A., CHAIRMAN.

Edge Hill, April 17, 1857.
Donations will be most thankfully received by the Chairman
Trea%ut ere, or any of the Committee.

Amount already received..........
ADDITIONAL DONATIONS
.e 8. d. X P. d.
W. H. Hebden.... ...... 1 1 0 James P. Campbell...... 1 0 0
Miss Ilebden
A Friend, per C. P.
J. R. D cker .
Jun. Eden.
William Kershaw b 0 0 James Halliday .. 2 0 0
W. 11. Wilson
Miss Wainwright. 5 0 0 The Misses Alexander__ 10 0 0
1
G urge Jacir,on .
Ch tries Co.esworth 1 1 0 Halsa,l Segar, jan. lO 0 0
J. Lyne 1 1 0:H. C. Tuiduicliffe 5 0 0
Stephen Whitc..........10 0 0' W. Wool . . . 5 0 0
H. J.11,0nu5h1re••...... 2 •'2 o:Alan Potter ...... • • • 5 0 0
Thomas Jeffreys ........ 2 2 0 Jo, n Parrett.... ... • •
Mrs. Horsf.ll. .. 1 0 0 Samuel Dutton. ...
A Friend, per R. T....... 1 1 01W. K. Tyrer .
Woodall and Jones 10 0 0 Miss Smith - ..10 0 0
Edward Egtill ...... •• .. 1 1 01,:. Herman, 5 0 0
Captain liersfail 1 0 OC. Frier .. ......• •• • • .... 2 0 0
Fiet •her Rogers
W. Lund
John Craig
Mrs. and Miss Bewley 5 0 04. Farnworth
Strettell Seddon ..
David Taylor
Mrs. Chegwin . .
Richard Wriiht ..... _lO. 0 OT. Russell, jan.. ........ 5 0 0
Joseph H. Dickenson—. 10 0 OA. W. Russell .......... 0 10 0
Robert Ma 'alister
Daniel Willis ....
Mrs. Rattail..
M. 1). Lowndes ... 6 0 OJ. 0. Stafford
Edward Comber ......... 5 0 O,C. Spence . . .
Alfred S. Jee lO 0 O'G. W. i obias ..
IL L W. A mstrong .... 5 0 OT. W. and J. C. Harrop 2 2 0
George Hunt............ 1 1 0 James Davidson
Gu-tav Busch .... ...... 5 0 OW. Hill
R. M. Beckwith ........ 10 0 0 John Reid .......... 0 10 G
Richard Hodgson .... IOOH. H. G01ding......... _ 1 1 0
Mrs Muirthwaite .. 0 10 OG. Pigtail' ........ ... 0 10 0
George Moore, London .. 3 3 o,'Charles Bell .... . 5 0 o
Wi.liam Maxwell .. 5 0 oJohn Leyland .... 1 0 0
.. ...
Peter Ewart. .
John 1)son .
Adam S. Glvatone 10 0 0; Francis Pa, k ...........10 0 0
M. W, Collett ......
R. Brocklebank .... .. ..10 0 O'Janies Steel ...... • • .... 1 1 0
Chides Langton 5 0 tilH. T. Wilson..
Robert Chris ie, Jan 2 2, OC. Bar ing
James Andrew 2 2 0,,A Friend, per R. T,...... 1 1 0
James Cox , ....... ...... 2 2 01E Arran t .
E

ILECTION OF EIGHT COMMISSIONERS,

To THE RATEPAYERS OP BIRKENHEAD,
The undersigned having b: en put in nomination by an influential
committee as CANDIDATES at the ensuing Election of Commis-
sioners, beg respectfully to indicate the policy to which, if elected,
they will give their bast support.
ls!.—An arrangement with the Gas and Water Company for the
purchase of their works by the Commissioners on equitable terms,
Failing any arrangement, the bill of the company, if prra,vere I in, to
be strenuously opposed, with a view to protect the interests of the
ratepayers,

2tid.--The hill, by the Corporation of Liverpcol, for completing tha
Birkenhead Docks, including the providing a landing-stage t .he
Cheshire Eide, in front of Woodside Ferry, to hava the earnest support
of the Commissioners.

3rd. —The bill, by the Birkenhead Ra:lway Company, which reeks
to interfere withthe Ferry Ilizhts of the Commissioners, to be vigo-
rously rpposed; unless the interests of the Township we duly pro-
tected by an amicable arrangement.
4th.—A Public Cemetery tor the Township being absolutely requi-
site, the op nit.n of the Ratepayers to be taker, at 411 early period. with
the view of adapting the land of the T.,wnship at Fla) brick-hull fur the
purpose, under the act pa•s din 1843.
stb.—The steps, already taken by the Commissioners, to ensure the
River betseen Woodside Ferry and the Landing-stage being kept
clear of Ships lying at anchor, and alsa to secure bet:rr approaches to
the Landing-stage on the Liverpool aide; be persevered in.
W. T. KEIGIEITLEY, CHARLES COOK,
WILLIAM HIND, C. 0 BAYLIS,
T. B. GOLBORNE, GEORGE HARRISON,
JOHN HOLME, J4,.ES TER.

We, whose names are hereunto attached, approving of the measures
above set forth, and convinced that us sty of action alone will enable
the Commissioners to obtain a successful result in the very important
matters referred to; and belles in g that the election of the gentlemen
above name w,ll ensure such unity of action, respectfully recom-
mend them to the support of the ratepayers at the ensuing E ection of
Commissioners.
John Laird, Hamilton square.
t‘orge Rae, Devonshire road.
E. G. Willoughby, Church street.
B. Derbyshire, Devonshire road.
.1. Carmichael, Hamilton square.
Robert Hughes, Church street.
Willi .m.Jones,Beckwith street.
T. Gilbertson, Hamilton square.
Stewart tier, ditto.
ttichasd Bryans, Parktleld.
R. W. Prichard, ditto.
Joseph Craven, Hamilton square.
J. F. Stevenson, M.D., ditto.
Thomas Peacock, Abbey street.
John Thompson, Chester street.
Henry Bell, rosvenor road.
John Park, Ashs isle road.
J. H. Hind, ditto.
Richard :tubbs, ditto.
Thomas Robinson, Lingdale.
John ttaveascroft, Ltngd lodge.
James Nickels, E.,/ton grove.
et illiam Carter, Devonshire place,
William 6. !Me, ditto.
.1. Cunningham, Grosvenor road.
William M'Gill, ditto.
P. Douglas, ti-latey lane.
Robert Kirby, Devonshire road.
iv. S. Moule, Euston grove.
David Stewart. The Firs.
Henry Wood, Fernhill.
John Walker, Hamitt n lane
Richard Linke, Devonshire road
Jas. it • ton, St. Michael's terrace.
Wm. Alloway, Church-street,
John Green, Abbey-street,
Thomas Bradley, Kenyon-terrace,
John Marsh, Ctiester-stroet,
Thos. Hamilton, Clifton-crescent,
H. K. Avinall, The Park,
Henry Pa. sons, Heming&rd-ter.
John Parsons, Hamilton-square,
Wi ham Nscholson, Duncan. street
John Senior, Purkfleld,
Joh. Smith, Hamilton-square,
William Moss, Hamilton-street,
Hugh Dixon, Devonshire-road,
H. Hargreaves, Argyle-street,
John Langley, Old Chester-road,
J. Braaten, Hamilton-stree.,
George Briscoe, Argyle-street,
H. L. Sherlock, Oxt.n-road,
J S. Blease, Hemingford terrace,
Thomas Fore, Market-street,
Henry Hardman, Byrom-terrace,
John Campbell, Church-street,
R. Fiargreaves, Hamilton-street,
J. Hargreaves, ditto,
T. Evans, Argyle-street,
Thomas Smith, Duncan—street,
G. Rowe, Brandon-terrace, •
John Green, Argyle-street, •
E. L. Cox, Clatighton-road.
Alex. Stewart, Hamilton-street,
T. C. Henderson, Argyle-street,
J. T. Vale, Hamilton•squa e,
W. Porter, Devonshire-road,
Edward Davies, Beckwith-street,
William Hiskey, Cam den- street,
William Atkinson, Hampton-st.
T. J. Lyth, Slater-lane,
Joseph Peck, Chester-street,
James Newlands, Market-street,
J. H. James, Argyle-street, •
S. Edgar, Fri, e-street,
John Baylis, ditty,
J. H. Craig, Argyle-street,
James Craigie, M.D., Princes-ter.
A. P. Clein, Cleveland-street,
W. Wilcox, Oliver-street,
Alex. Drummond, Ilamilthn-street
G. B. f roator, Oliver-street,
William Fox Prince-street,
William Pearson, Church-street,
Wiliam Skinner, Price-street,
Benjamin Bake, ditto,
James Bristtane, Somerr lle-place,
H. Bristow, Hamilton-street,
Charles Harris, Watson-street,
Ben. Williams. jun , Chester-street
William I aylor, Market street.
Charles Taylor, do

James Macdonald, Church street.
W. B. Anemia, Hamilton square.
W. A. Clayton, Devonshire road,
George Meakin, Hamilton Rqu4re,
Semi. Llghtbound. Argyle street.
A. S. Walter, er,ersey street.
Wm. Haughton, Cheater street.
-amuel Upton, Albion street.
Thomas Williams, Hamilton street.
Edward Collier, Bridge street.
T.
Edwin
te) sro,
ildhes erdsoireet.
Ar, P. atson, Water street.
John Sankey, Old Chester road.
Thomas Wilkinson, Bridge-street,
Major Rae, Brandon-terrace,
James Kelly, Chester-street,
George Gne,r, Water-street,
Edward Gunton, Camden-street,
IW. R. Mines, Hamilton-street,
William Cameron, Chester-street,
:Edmund Thompson, Slatey-lane,
Al x. Durenty, Hamilton-square,
Robert Fell, Bridge-street,
Robert Meaceek, Chester street,
Wm. Osborne, Hamilton-street,
Henry Cole, ditto,
Harkness and Dempster,
R. J. Hsr•iman, Price-street,
'Richard Devalve, Neptune-street,
John Haunay, Hamilton.square,
Wm. Harkness, Neptune-street,
A. M'Nicoi,
John Nichol, Bridge-street,
W. Weyms, Brook-street,
W. S. Slater, Parkfield- errace,
J. 0. Ward, Hamilton-street,
R. Bevis, Vernon-place,
T. Hughes, Church-street,
Leonard Brooke , Claughton-range
Joseph Bake, Chester-street,
Arthur Rawson, Devonshire-road,
Jas. Richardson, Hamilton-street,
Jas. M'Keivie, Mortimer-terrace,
Geo. Winterho,tom, Cheater-street
Joseph Hardisty, German-terrace,
Seymour Willoughby, Church-st.,
Rictus d Swan, Ge-nge-street,
Jos. Robinson, Clifton-crescent,
C. H. Higgins, M.D , Grange-road,
H. my Hillier, Monks' Ferry,
S. D. Downing, Clifton-park,
Allred Keeling, Church-street,
H. D. Scollield, M.D., HamiltOn-
tquare,
K. T. Higgins, 'Lord-street,
Thomas Gibson, Vernon place,
OctavineNlch, lson,Enfield-terrace
C. P. Harris, St. John's-terrace,
W. F. Archer, Olaughton-road,
D. Nutting, ditto,
Charles Perry, ditto,
J. Robinson, Clifton-cf escent.
J. Evans Grange-,ale-terrace,
J. Gemmil!, Mcore-terrace,
John Hay, Bridge-s reet,
J. 0. G. Hearne, Beckwith-street,
George Platte, Market-street,
Henry Whittle, K-nyon-terrace,'
James M. Hay, Bridge-street,
Henry Martin, Watson-street,
Charles Harris, ditto,
Coutter, ditto,
William Jones, ditto,
Charles Gatehouse,ditro,
John Williams, ditto,
Geo S. Smith, ditto,
Charles Sm th, ditto,
Thomas Beddors, Dock Hotel,
Henry Robinson, Price-street,
J. Brereton, Lord-street,
M. Jones, Bridge-street,
Whitmore, ditto,
'E. F.

NEW REGISTER 01
Conducted by Mrs. I
street. Ladies can be supplied wit
with good SI FUsIIONS, on aPPIi
Respectable Servants wanted imine,

FFICE for SERVANTS,
s,atioriPt, 66, Russ ll
th good SERVANTS, and Servants
&lion at the above establishment.
sdiately.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street,
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.