The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-15 00:00:00

*alas lwattitton.
R GE TURNER,
kfi • AUCTIONEER;
ACCOUNTANT. AND ESTATE AG FNT,
OFPICES—Nor, 34. CHURCIFSTREE r, LIVERPOOL; AND

'1 OWN HAIrL, ST. HEhENS.
Sales condgcted in town or Coodatry. Valnatjpiis taken. Advances
on goods for immediate "disposal: 'Sale and red accounts pro,l ptly
sewed. ExectorsWp and other accounts arranged. A Register of
Propgrtifs anAl grades t,i be Sold pr. Let.

T
• COAL IUEadU4NrS, HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS,
- "*.` -welltrenToomits; &or; :
-SO/11711 .IOHN STREET,'

Respectfully solicit ihe patronage of_ the Public in the above branches
of bugness.
CASEI,AI)VAFIS igViekt dItE{CRIPTION OF MERCHAIT-

DISE f UNSIGNED 1.03 UNRE ERVED SALE

iDubltc I'7-otirt

£35 REWARD.'
OST, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
_3rd Mdroh,

Lat the Fancy Dress Ball, held at St- George's Hall,
Liverpool. a DIAMOND BROOCH, set in Silver, with numerous
small and Large Diamonds, in the fo m of a Flower. The above
reward,(being half value of the Brooch) will be paid on the article
being left with Mr. Joni% MAYER, Jeweller, oteii. Lorsi.stflet,
Liverpool.

•
r ECTURE in, tho Concert Hall, ,114131 Nelson-
t!.
A! street, titlite Ks,v, Pg4,l-Burt.v.;it to be delivered on
Wednesday next, the 20th hist-. Subject:—" Evangelical Protestant
NA oos anw,rior to !tot-Ilan Cathol c in. wealth, knowledge, and
morality." Cliali to be taken afeefeWeilitico:r-CalLl 'r,',:",s‘.S
Galary. Sixpenen ; i-k6dv, Thr'epenC.,:-ptifattie titthoittoorsp ?

-444 c E C ROT 0 L I S.--Di.:,l•Dittkrimmulikbord a
•
COURT, in the Vice-Oh aneullor's Court, at
Nt. George's Hall THIS DAY (Friday), the 15th May instant at
leken o'clock in the Forenoon. The Owners of Vaults and Graves,
and friends of persons interred, are invited to attend.
JOHN WCODRUFF,
Chairniau of the Investigation Committee.
Liverpool, May 13, 1857.

NEW SCHOOLS FOR THE DISTRICT OF
EDGE RILL

CHAIRMAN.
Revs P. M.:IIARKE, M.A., 8, Clare terrace, Edge hill.
TREASURERS
HILTON HALHEAD, Et(j., 51, Sefton street. ,
JOHN K. ROUNPLI WAITE, Esq.. 20, Water street,
eture.s SECRETARY.
ROBERT TUCKER, Esq, 14. North View, Motnl Vernon.
CORAITTLE. -
A. C.,Bnows, Esq.,
.16. Duke street, Fag°
THOMAS Ce ARE, Esq., 3, Wavertree. terrace.
ROBERT Diatom, Ve non Hall.
L. E 1 Das eperneßaq., 44, ',temp stretch
WILLIAM GLin soX, Del., 23, Elge lane.
E; GLENN. E-q , bud lings, 9, Relcross street.
W LLIAM A J., E, U q. 29, Irvine street. _
THOMAS HUNTPR, E q., 8, Bruns.vick street.
HILTON HALHEAD, Esq., 51, Sefton SI 'rat.
SAMUEL JOWETT, Esq 1, Rumford place
WILLIAM MAXWELL, Esq:, 18, Chapel street.
,GEORGE MARSDEN, Esq., 5 0!d Church Yard.
- DANIEL E. Mein-ins, Esq., 13; Exchange alley North.
CHARLES W. NEUMANN, Esq Wyncote, Allerton.
Too ;tad NcrreAAH Waver free
WILLIAM PARKIN:It :N., 9, Ashti;3l.l ropA. , ,
JOHN RICHARD PATetraiox:Esq.; 9, Edge-10,1.e.
-CHARLES PEERS, Esq,e2 Duke street,,lei,, bill.
'i iiolli,a RU -TELL, Jen., E-q., 42 Wavertree road.
THOMA, ROGERS, Esq., 41. 4dge lane.
JOHN K "Rotiter Uwe:mt.:Esq.; 28, Water ifreet.a.
JAMES STEAINS, Esq..eB6 Nc rth Jolla street.
lit STOLIERFOIit, Eaq.e73;'Edge3-lanee.el- •
ROBERT TUCKER, Esq , 11, Noah View, Mount Vernon.
W. H. iWiersTanney, Esq:e26,Castleesreetee .:• ert
WILLTAM WDATtient Et cf North3-6h/t stteet:
' -JAmEs'W; WorrittE,iD, ffsq:;ls;-:Dtike street.
H. T. WILSON Esq., 21. Water st,eet.
The; S chains At Belgisch illy thotigif most satisfactory til pieta of man-
agemeet, have for some years past proved Kffy inadequate to the
grolit wants of the district ; the recegtneresse of the popula-
tion has teen.such sista• make it-inipetative jrovide further Echcol
accommodation for the ,Soya, and litants,%-et all the instances of
rapid extension- of building in the neigllburhood of Liverpool, there
is perhaps none more,remarkable than that whte,„h bees tejten t lace-
in this district; foP thit ,:ticsitfon of it whicli 4slsltubieth.tetween
Wavortree-toad and Smithdown-lane, and which two or three years
ago consist( d of little else than bare fields, is now covered with streeis'.
and teeming with-Inhabitants. The censequ nee of th's change:has
been that epplicetions for-ad Mission into the schools have already
beeneigused Lora the nsuffic,ency of the accommodation; and a due.
I egsrd to health end di cipline would suggest the prop, iety of redue-
'ne, instead of increasing, the number of pupas in the present build-
Mo. But as the parents are anxious to obtain the benefit of a good
education for their ch•ldren, and as such a feeling on their peat is
worthy of all encouragement, the only course ;eft for the frieods of
Christian education is to take immediate and effectual measures fur
accummedatlan •or De•yeenrui—lnfants-,--so to
meet the present an i large prospective in, reuse of population in thls
locality. The School Cumuli tee, after careful consideration, think
that schools should be p.ovided capable of containing 600 boys and
inf,nts.
The existing buildings would not admit of such alteration and ens,
. largemeet as would reudreethem really efficient schools, or accom.
moeate the requisite-number of-children. The area occupied by the
present buildings and yard is much too small ; end were it ever so
taree, the tenure of the land being only leasehold, and incapable,
owing fo °testae' es of being, cpievet ted in tie freettol di no pecuniary
aid cou:d on that account be' 'Obtained freett'the Committee of the
Privy Council on Educate:eh -
-The fat teeming reasons are, in the opinion-of the School Committee,
decisive in favour of-a new building and a new site, aa Ate only effectual
mode of ot(eting the educational wants of the increesedand increasing
populatloa of Edge Hit. It is earnestly hoped and-lielieved that
those inhabitants of the distect, whom God hes bleesed with the
means f w•oatoting this good work, Will, by their neramiai cent ibu-
tions and t,- their exec bons among their friends, sttcceed in raising
such a sum (say .t 2,000) as lining met by a greet frestniGov,rnment
for an equal amoneit, will secure the etectiooi ofesehools, calculated
to diffuse and perpetuate the blessings of a Bee igiiius Elueation among
the Children of the Working Clittases in this loipartant locality.
F. M. HARKE, M.A., CHAIRMAN,

Edge Hill, April 17, 1857.
Donations Kilt be most thank 'ully received y the Chairman
Treasurers, or any of the Commit ec.

DONATIONS ALREADY RECEIVED.
James S 0 ' IL-Stolterf4ht jun..... .e 5 0 0
Jofeph Crabtree 5O 0 Or Thomas R.Stolterfoht.. 5 0 0
William Gregson 5O 0 OJ. N. Stolterfoht 5 0 0
Hiltou 1-I,lhcad
Thomas Watkinson 50 0 t James W. V. hi,ehta-1.. 10 0 0
JAin Richard l'attinson 10 0 ( Thomas BrAlrell
_ _ _

John M acrae
David W rigley 25 0 0
I

tChariiiis -Peers
L. E.

1 1 0
5 0 0

Thomas 3O 0 .t,
Nlrs. ‘Vinitanley lO 0 0
Samuel Jo A ett lO 0 0
Robert Tucker li; 0 (

'J. K. Konntliwaite 5 0 0
WO= Wilson
ilos. H. Fqvicsod 0 0
Richard WaGwright

W. H iintan'ey 20 0 C
I:1moms Matheson 5 0
Charles Shaw 2.", 0 0'
John Sutton..., . 5 0 0
A Friend, per J. .... 2 0 0
David J. Radio. juo... b 0 0
Mrs. Waterhouse .... 10 0 0
Miss Waterhouse .... 20 0 0
Thomas Hunter ...... 11: 0 0
Miss Hunter....
William Potter
Daniel E. Monies
James H. Macrae.— 10 0 0
CampLeli S. Lemon lO 0 u
Robert Dirom 10 0 0
H. Stolterioht 10 0

Tlaomas Clare
,`•}i.uiajt Farkin, . 10 0 0
John Wm. Gil:sone.... 1,, 0 0
Franci:. A. Clint . ..... . 10 0 0
Charles W. Neuman.. 50 0 0
John Aikid 10 0 0
James Caw ... ..... .. 10 0
Mrs. Bold 5 0
Miss B. long 10 0 0
W. 3.1. Whitty 2 0 0
Wm. Shaw
-41iss Grierson
Walter B. Wilson .... 1 0 0
W. Ker5haw.......... 5 0 0
C. Cotesnorth ........ 1 1 0
Lyne............... 1 1 0

Iftailivan DotirrO.

BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHESHIRE JUNCTION

RAILWAY.

RT TREASURES .EXHIBITION

Passengers between BIRKENHEAD, CHESTER, and Stations, will
be conveyed In COACri F S direct to and from the DOOR
OF THE EXHIBITION, via the short lino from Walton Junction
as unda
No. 1. No. 2.
- GOING. A.m.. A.m.
Leave Liverpool Landing-stage
„ Birkenhead ..
„ Chester
Arrive at the Door of the Exhibition 10.40 1. 0 •
./,0, 1. No. 2.
RETURNING, r•g• P.R.
Leave Fxbib'tion". .
Arrive at Chester ..
„ Birkenhead. •• • • 8. 0 8. 5
„ Liverpool Landing-stage 8.20 8.20
No. 1 Train will run on and atter TUESDAY, May 5 ; No. 2, on and
- -
; -- after MIND &T, May
The Trains will stop at any of the intermediate stations for Passen-
gers going to or returning from the Exhibition only, on application to
the station masters, or to the.guard of the train
- • FARIS, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE :
Birkenhead......., SINGLE TICKETS.
Hoek Lane
Bebington
Spital . 5, 6d 4s. 23. 711.
Bromboro'
Hooton
Sutton
Tickets a: these Fares, including the Ferriage; will be issued on board

thn lery-boats.-
RETURN 'TICKETS. .Ist Class. 2nd Class
Chester and Stations to Frodsnam imclusive.... 6s. 4s. 6d.
Compartments of c.i.rria,es will be_reqerved forpartlea. en applica-
cation to the station agents. Schools, institutions, benefit clubs, &c.,
treated with on special torms.-13y order,
CHAS. MASON, General Manager.
Birkenhead, April 25,1E57. _ _

JOHN M'GIBBON,
FIRST CLASS GENTLEMEN'S ROOT-MAKER,
No. 10, MOORFI4LDS, LIVERPOOL,
wearthe Exchange.

- •
-11) ESPECTFULLY recommends - his NeNg
I -X) ROTATORY REELS and INSTEP STEEL.
SPRINGS, which excel all other Boots made for ease, economy.
durability, and nicety on the :eat.
N.B.—J. AP G. has, commenced the Ladies' Bootmaking, and befit
most respectfully the pattorn:ge of the Ladies of this town and
vicinity, to his new style of snaking Pgftent Rotatory Heels, and
Militt.ty with Light Ingep Punt Steel SprinEa, that surpass all
other Boots made in the Old style.

TO be SOLD, a great bargain' TWO NEW INVE/rtIONS,
'secured by Patent, that willwillyield 80 .per cent, and Is of genera/
demand.—Apply at No. 10, Moofields, Dale street.

N.B.—None but principals, with i eal name and address, will bd
Ltter ded to.