Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-19 00:00:00

nblic Firticts.

59qE'ZY FOR THE. RELIXF OF SICK OR DISTRESSED

.....,,' -NEEDI.-EWOMEN. , .. .
Td., MANIAC- MEETING .of. the Subscribers and
Friends of this Socitty will be held at the Savings' Bank,
-street,.on Thitriday, the 26th January, at Two o'clock,
The Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP of CHESTER in the
Chilir• , tij 2.1

THE NEW INDUSTRIAL ,RAGGRLISCIICiOL,.AND FREE

SCHOOL-ROOM ,CIIIJRCIi FOR Ii*KDALE. -
T 0 ACCOMMODATE "800" CIIILDRE'N;
The Boys to be taught Trades; the Girls to be instructed
in Household Duties, and employed part of their time in the
kitchen, which will be 'attached to the building, the public
being invited po. make use of the children and kitchen, for
charitable puipcisee duri ig the winter, thus affording the
benevolent an opportunity of dispensing their. cliarities in
'imps and meits, &c., and employing profitably-the children.
linen also will be taken in and, got up. The SCHOOL-
CHURCH to ACCOMMODATE 600 -PEOPLE. : Seats all
Free. SUBSCRIPTIONS thankfully received by the Rev. T.
Att.toß LESTER, C'indsvick-mount, Everton-y %Hey. ' '
• •

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°TICE is hereby giien, that the PARTNERSHIP
- heretofore sabsistingbetween us the undersigned JOHN
1 OMAS HAII.TLEY and WILLIAM SMITH, carrying on
the trade of business oflioliniinigerii; at No: 24, Lbndon-rOad,
Liverpool, in. the county, of Lancaster, under the style or firm
of '"'llartley. and Sinith," - was -this day ' DISSOLVED by
inutuAl consent, aud,..that- all debts due to and owing by the
said- partnership will be received and paid by the undersigned
John. 1110114 s Hartley, under the. style or- firm of "John-T.
Aiartleyand C 0.," who will' in future carry .on the said busi-
-.mess. Dated this illx day of January, 1860—
.
JOHN THOS. HARTLEY.
• . , ! , WILLIAM. SMITH..
"Witness ; WILLIAM MRNCE, Solicitor, Liverpool i HENRY
pen ELL clerk with Messrs. Owen and Mence, Solicitors,
Liverpool. 5j19

REBUILDING OF TIU. OLD CHURCH
SCHOOL, IN MOORFIELDS.

This Parochial School established by Rector Roughsedge in
:1791;:is the oldest, and tens long the only School of its kind in
Liverpool. Adaptedlo the Educational requirements of that
Period; ithas been often altered to meet the increasing wants
.of the age. its situation and limited area render a complete
:remodelling of the School absolutely necessary. lier Majesty's
Inspectors report the School buildings as utterly inadequate.
The Managers respectfully appeal foraid in the undertaking.
A plot of land immediately behind the present building has
been secured, and: the, Managers will remove the;'gchools
"further from the deafening noise. in Moorfields, and carry out
- improved arrangements impracticable in the ptesent building.
It is contemplated to include a system of Industrial Training
and Domestic Economy," recommended by 'the Committee of
expericace having proved its beneficial influence in
the Prerention of Juvenile Crime Where it has been introduced.
The Moorfields School. benefits a population of about 20,000.
From its immediate vicinity to the Exchange, the class edu-•
-eated includes the children of warehqusemen, dock labourers,
porters, and of the tradesmen who supply tho'se with the
necessaries of life.' Hence the Managers appeal- with con-
fidence to the !lumbers of the mercantile community, who,
-employ the parents, for assistance in improvements of immense
advantage to the children.

The' estimated cost of re-building the; School, including
purchase of land, is £4,000. A grant of about £6OO from the
.Committee of Council is expected. but the largest proportion
must be raised by local contributions..
lAeisrs. Moss afid Co. have opened an account for-Ccmtribu-
tons to the " Old Church Schools, Moortields,
Enrd,' John Braneker; Esq:,lion.- Treasurer. •

.ALFRED J. TOMLIN, lion. Sec.

List of DOnations made or Promised about `£1,450. Ffirther
*4?-1118 will be thankful y- received by the Rev. A. Campbell,
`Rector ; Messrs: Moss and J. Braneker, Esq. ; and Rev.
A..L. Hon.. Sec. • • •
'4300 ..Braneker, J. 8., Esq.
4200 - Braneker, J., Xscl•
4100 eaek Campbell, Rev. A.; and Friend, per 'ditto.
•••50 ~ Maefie-and Sons;' Moss, J. (the late).
£3O ~ Brockiebank, It., Esq. ; Brocklebank, T., Esq.
425 ~ Banner, H.,W., Esq.; Naylor,-R. Esq. ; Schol-
fieldG., Esq. ; Stewart, J., Esq: ; Swains* A.,
Esq.; Turner, C., Esq;; Alexander, Mies.
~ Martin, S.,
Esq. Wrigley, J. and Sons.
440 -Arnafid,' E., ; Bibby. J., •Esq-. ; Bourne' 2Mrs.
P. ; Bonsfiela, M., Esq. ; Brown, W., Esq. ;
• Castellani, A. Mtg.; Comer, G., Esq. ; Ewart, J.
C. Esq., (M.P.) ; Gill, R., Esq. ; Godwin, the
Misses; Groves; C., Esq.. (the fund to be com-
pleted by July Ist, 1860); Higson, J., Esq. ;.
Hornby, H., Est; Horsfall, T. B.,:Esq., (M.P.) ;
. , Lewis, Mrs. • Eittledale,. H., Esq. ; Monk, Rev.
J. B. ; Nevett, W., 'Esq. ;- Preston, W., -Esq. ;
• Segar, H., jun., Esq, ; -Singlehurst, R., Esq.;
Swainson, G., Esq: ; Torr; J., Esq. •
~ Anon, per. Moss and Co. ; .Banner, H., Esq.; Bibby,
J. J., Esq: ; Bushby, T: A., Esq. ; -Clarke, H.,
Esq.; Clay,l'lL, Esq.; Deane) E. G.„Esq.; Greg-
son, M., Esq. • Gregson; Mrs. ; Hamilton, P. A.,
• • Esq. ; Jenkins, H., Esq. ; Jenkins, C., Esq. ;
King; V. A., Esq. ; Marriott; J.; Esq. ; Moss,
•T. E., Esq. (annual) ; Haynes, J. T., Esq.; Sand-
bach, W. IL, Esq.; Smith, S., Esq. ; Urmson, T.,
Esq.,_; .Watts, J. A. D., Esq.; Wingfield, Mrs. ;
Woodruff, J., Eq.; Woodward, G. It., Esq.
Collecting Cards in. Girls' Sehool £5 75.. Id.' - •
D
Ditto in Boys' School £2 ss. 7d.
°nations under £5 • ' £lB 9s.

Thursday, January 19, 1860,