Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-27 00:00:00

Friday, January :27, 1860

public Seicts.

kOUND,- on the 12th instant, early in the morning,
near the Bast Lancashire Railway Station, a• BLACK
ATFIER BAG. Anyone describing the same will receive
formation about it on application to the Adelphi
4jCoa2Bach-
office.
•

A,ICHARD ELLIS Deceaseet—All Creditors and
Others having CLAIMS against the Estate of RICHARD
~.,.I.IS, late of St. John's Market, Liverpool, Fruiterer, are
rest. ed to send 'in to the undersigned their ' respective
izi.„ - forthwith, and, all Persons INDEBTED to the said
debts are requested forthwith to pay the amounts of- their
to RICHARD HOLDEN,
...........z_No 2, Elliot-street, Liverpool, Soffcitor to the Executors.

UNCLAIMED HORSE.
.A aged Grey MARE having been LEFT at grass
~ since August last upon the Stand Farm, Netherton,
near Liverpool, occupied by Mr. Robert Birch, which mare is
i,,,.s_ePudiated by the then stated owner, Notice is Hereby
, hatt unless the animal be redeemed within 21 days
eroxni en,
25th January, 1860, she will be SOLD to pay
pen
"3. OWEN & MENCE, Solicitors,
Gfebl 7, Clayton-square, Liverpool.
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THE
NEW
INDUSTRIAL.RAGGED SCHOOL, AND FREE
SCHOOL-ROOM CHURCH' FOR KIRKDALE.
ACCOMMODATETO BOO CHILDREN.
e Boys to be taught Trades; the Girls to be instructed
kitek;:sehold Duties, and emplo±ed• part of their time in the
b Which will be attached to the building, the public
elleai,T ',lilted to make use of the children and kitchen for
len table purposes durilg the winter, thus affording the
sou:1•01ent an opportunity of dispensing their charities in
Lizr 404 meats, &' c. and employing profitably the children.
CRultitiso Will be taken in and got. up. The SCHOOL=rot. to ACCOMMODATE 600 PO Seats al
' SUBSCRIPTIONS thankfully received byPLE. the Rev. T.
'cat LESTER, aladwick-mount, Everion-vaßey.

ItiSIIILDING OF THE OLD CHURCH
SCHOOL, IN MOOKFIELDS.

IThis Parochial Schoial, established by Rector Roughsedge in
ia the oldest, and leas long the only School of its kindhiaitt
no,—,,,"erPoo/. Adapted to the Educational requirements of t
''''-‘tod, it has been often altered to meet the increasing wants
"of the age. Its situation and limited area render a complete
2,.._eraodelling of the 1._'41;tool absolutely necessary. Her Majesty's
-`-.11-Ilectors report the School buildings as utterly inadequate.
AThe Managers respectfully appeal for aid in the undertaking.
Plot .of land immediately_ behind the present building has
"yen secured, and the Managers will remove the Schools
further from the deafening noise in Moorfields, and carry out
'improved arrangements impracticable in the present building.
It is contemplated to include a system of Industrial Training
-and Domestic Economy, recommended by the Committee of
Council, experience having proved • its beneficial influence in
the Prevention of Juvenile Crime where'it hal been introduced.
The Moorfields ZSchool benefits a population of about 20,000.
FrOm its immediate vicinity to the Exchange, the class edu-
cated includes the children of warehousemen, dock labourers,
porters, and of the tradesmen who stipply those with the
necessaries of life., Hence the Managers appeal with con-
fidence to the members 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
-Coramittee.of Council is, expected, but the largeit proportion
Must be raised by local contributions.
Messrs. Moss and Co. have opened an account for Contribu-
, tious to the "Old Cb,urch Scheo:s, Moorfields, Re-building
4und,'" Joltn. Brancker, Esq.,- Hon.' Treasurer. •

ALFRED J. TOMLIN, Hon. Sec.
of Donations made or promised about £1,450. Further
,‘,...i!sorwill be .thankful y received by the Rev. A. Campbell,
; Messrei. Moss and Co.;. 'Braneker, Esq. ; and Rev.
• Tomlin,- Hon.
-4309• Sec. -
„.200 •• • - 'Brancker; J. 8., Esq.
ttoo •• • Braneker, J., Esq..
50 -tee.. Campbell, Rev...,-and Friend, per ditto.
£3O Macfie and Sons ; Mcss, J. (the late).
Broeklebank, R. Esq. ; BroCklebank, T.; Esq.
Banner,•
, H. W., Esq. ;.Naylor., It. C., Esq.. ; Sehol-
fleld,G:, Esq. ; Stewart, J.-, Esq. ; Swainson, A.,
£2O • " Esq: ; Tuner, C., Esq.; Alexander, Miss.
`"
~ Martin, S., Esq. ; Wrigley, J. and Sons. -
~ 'Arnaud, E., Esq. ; Bibby, Esq. ; Bourne, Mrs.
• P• ; Bousfielo, M., Esq. ; Brown, W., Esq. ;
Cateilain, -A. ,Esq.; Comer, ; Ewart, J.
Esq., (M.P.) ; Gill; R. Esq. ; Godwin, the
-misses '
;-Groves,- C., -Esq._ (the fund to Tie cora-
.. Dieted by July Ist, 1860) ; Higson, J., Esq. ;
Ornby, H., Esq; Horsfall, T. 8., Esq., (M.P.) ;
Lewis, Mrs. •, Littledale, H.' Esq. ; Monk, Rev.
J. B. - • Nevett, W.,- Esq. ; Preston, W., Esq. ;
Segal.'; li., jun., Esq. ; Singlehurst, , It., Esq.;
£5 Swainson; G., Esq. ' • Tot+, J., Esq.
Anon, -per Moss and Co. ; Banner, 11., Esq.; Bibby,
J. .1., Esq.; Bushby, T. -A., Esq. ; Clarke, H.,
. Esq„; Clay, R., Esq.; Deane,
son, At ' Esq: • Gregson, E. G., Esq. ;, Greg-
Mrs. ; Hamilton, F. A.,
Esq- ; Jenkins, H.; Esq. ; Jenkins, C., Esq. ;
Ring, v. A., Esq. ; Marriott, -.T., Esq. ; Moss,
• T. E., Esq. (annual) ; R,ayiies, J. T, Esq. ;
,Sand-
bacb, W It., Esq. ; Smith, S, Esq. ; Urmson, T.,
- -I
Esq • Watts, J. A. D.; „Esq. ; Wingfield, Mrs. ;
•
V0u„,....'l Woodruff, J., E‘q. ; -Woodward, G. It., Esq.
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ug Cards. in, School .....:£5 ... 7e. ld. •
- Ditto in Boys' School L 2 ss. 74.
donations under E 5 £lB N. ,j 23