Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-31 00:00:00

CHURCH COLLECTIONS.

the Holy Isinocents4 per the Bishop of. Chester £49 4 0
Ditto, per the Rev. T. B. Banner • 40 1 1
Huyton Church Offertory, per Rev. E. Ashton 4 13 10
Halewood Church, per Rev. J. Jones . 'loll 0
St. Chrysostom's, per Rev. J. Macnaught 5 0 0
The Holy Innocents' Offertory, Thanksgiving Day l2 5 3
Christ Church, Waterloo, per Yen. Arch. Jones 26 10 0
It. Mary's Edge-hill, per Rev. F. M. Harke 2O 11 0
It Thomas's, T.P., per Rev. J. 0. Powell 5 10 4
St. Mary's, Kirkdale, per Rev. T. M. Lester , 17 0..0
St. Mary's, Grassendale, per Rev. J. Evans 27 13 6
It. Andrew's, per Rev. T. C. Cowan 22 14 6
St .Stephen's, per Rev. T. Moore , 8 2 6
St. Paul's, P.P., per Rev. Hugh M'Neile, D.D 47 7 6
St. Bartholomew's, Roby, per Rev. G. J. Banner •l5 7 6
'Bt. Ann's, Stanley, per Rev. T. Gardner 24 0 2
St. John's, K. Ash, per Rev. W. T. Newenham
Holy Trinity, W. 8., per Rev. H. Lomas 2l 2 2
St. Clement s, per Rev. 11. Woodward l7 7 4
St. Ann's, Aigburth, per H. T. Hecker l9 2 4
St. Saviour's, per Rev. G. W. Warr
Christ Church, Everton, per Rev. W. H. Wright
Parish Church, West Derby, per Rev. J. Stewart
St. Michael's, T.P., per Rev. William Clementson l4 3 9i
Brombro' Church, Cheshire, per Rev. Chas. Barton 12 19 6
St. Peter's, Wooltos, per Rev. Robert Leicester 2O 0 0
St. Bride's, per Rev. W. M. Falloox
Trinity Church, per Rev. T. C. Pizey . .1012 4
St. Augustine's, per Rev. J. H. Jones
St. Matthew's, T.P., per Rev. T. W. Mooran
. St. John's, per Rev. W. F. Taylor, L.L.D.
DONATIONS.
A Friend - - £5 0 0 Executors of Mrs
Loyal Orange Lodge 26 40 0 Elias Mozley
145 0 0
Hiss Harrison Grasmere 50 0 Sundries under £2 ... 6 7 0
IL R, Graves 25 9 0 William Ridyard 5 0 0
ii:iryott., jun.
W. Jones, Catherine-st. 5 0 0 William lO 0 0
Rev. C. W. Lawrence... 5 0 0 James Blake • - 5 0
W. Cul oEdlaw (2nd don.) 50 0 Thomas Matheson lO 0 0
Jima Cunningham 5 0 0 J. G. Woodhouse 10 10 0
Jas. Aspinall Tobin ......10 0 0 M. B. Wade
James IL Macrae 20 0 0 Miss Wharf
Charles Groves 10.0 0 A Friend, per T. R. 1
king Ellison
John James Rowe lO 0 0 Jobb J. Briscoe 5 0 0
Samuel James Arnold...lo 0 0 Rev. Du. D. Turner 1 1 0
Rev. Robert Leicester... 5 0 0 Hugh C. Rae 10 A 0
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1 1 0 T. R. Gunston

Prank Walker

„.. 1 1 0

TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT
TA

GEORGE HOLT, ESQ,

T a Meeting of a few Friends, principally col-
leagues of Mr. Holt as Trustees and Directors of the
titipool Institute, WILLIAM BROWN, Esq., in the chair,
it was the unanimous feeling of the gentlemen present that
the long and valuable services of Mr. Holt, both pecuniarily
and by unwearied personal exertions in the promotion of
Education on the most comprehensive and liberal principles,
and especially in the establishment of the Girls' School at
Blackburne-house, entitle him to some SPECIAL MEMORIAL
of their CORDIAL ESTEEM and REGARD; and it was inti-
mated that to the Directors of the Institute it would be very
gratifying if their friend would allow his Portrait to be taken
and placed in their boardroom.
After discusiion, it was at once acknowledged that Mr. Holt's

services, though specially valuable to the Liverpool Institute,
in reality bad a larger scope and a much wider area, and it
was believed that many of his fellow-townsmen would be de-
sirous to add their testimony of esteem and regard on the
broader ground of Mr. Holt's public usefulness ; it was there-
fore resolved—

"That the public services of George Holt, Esq., on various
occasions during a long series of years, when the object has
been to promote the education, to improve the health, or
. generally to contribute to the well-being of the town--whether
by his personal exertions or by liberal pecuniary contributions
—whether as a member of the Town Council or as a director of
the Liverpool Institute—eminently entitle him to the esteem
and gratitude of his fellow-townsmen."
That, to give effect to the foregoing resolution by some suit-
able testimonial, a subscription list be opened, the contributions
not to exceed Five Pounds each; any smaller sums to be
acknowledged, as equally expressing individual appreciation

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and regard:
That the particular appropriation of the sum which may be
raised be left to a Committee consisting of the following gen-
tlemen, who, no doubt, will be desirous to consult Mr. Holt's
feelings on the subject :
THE MAYOR,
WILLIAM BROWN, ESQ.,
WILLIAM EARLE, ESQ.,
WILLIAM RATHBONE. ESQ.,
J. C. EWART, Esn., M.P.,
J. PEMBERTON HEYWOOD, Esstg
R. W. RONALD, ESQ.
THOMAS THORNELEY, ESQ.,
JAMES AIKIN, Esa.,
JOHN STEWART, ESQ.,
JAMES MTJLLENEUX, Esa.,
HENRY BOOTH, Ewa.,
GEORGE MELLY, ESQ.,
E. S. SAMUELL, Esa.,
H. M. HAYLOCK, Esa.,
THOMAS BOLTON, Esa.,
ROBERTSON GLADSTONE, Esa.,
SAMUEL BRIGHT, Esa.,
SAMEEL THORNELEY, ESQ.

Contributions will be received by Messrs. Heywoods, Bruns-
wick-street, or the Bank of Liverpool ; by Mr. A. Cariss, secre-
tary to the Liverpool Institute ; or by any member of the
committee.

WILLIAM BROWN, Chairman.

Liverpool, Oct. 15, 1859,

OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS,
ANTCHURCH-STREET.
H. TOOKE begs to
„ Gentry, and Public of Li announce. to the Nobility,
that he has succeeded Liverpool and the vicinity,
MR. F. L. liAusßußG
In the business so long and successfully carried on by him on
the above premises.
W. 11. Tooke purposes continuing the system adopted by I,ia
predecessor, and which has proved so satisfactory to the
Pa-
tron 3 of the Establishment. ,
The purchases of Stock will be made for immediate cash ;
and W. H. T. trusts that, by unremitting personal exertion,
aided by the zealous co-operation of those who have for so
many years held responsible situations in the house, he will be
fmccessful in securing for himself the same liberal support and
great confidence so long enjoyed by Mr. Hausburg.
W. H. T. desires to direct attention especially to the fact,
that the already immense stock will be entirely replenished in
every department. Every novelty in
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURES
Will be added, and the assortment will equal in extent and
value any hitherto submitted to the public.
The same care which has ever marked the previous selections
will continue to be exercised in the new purchases, and the
Establishment will be found fully to maintain itsalt,im to the
title, so universally conceded to it, as being the first: n Europe.
Old Post-office Buildings, Liverpool,
Ist October, 1859.