The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-30 00:00:00

Co be Zell.

yENTLEDGE.-A large well-assorted Stock
X. always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON.
_WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street.

FOP
s°. 1,-I.i SALE,
a handsome covered VAN, value
414 —A poly at Mr. JAn Garner's Livery Stables,

Easy PHAETON, with Leatle
Hood and Patent Axles and Lamps.—Canlbe
Eeatl at 6 Love itt
, Howard street,

SALEo a fine Pleasure YACHT, 12 tons,
11 Ea', rigging, &C.; a fine model, nearly new,—
Noy to William Harley. h;
Welincton Deck.

ROSEWOOD GREAT BARGAIN.
ALady having a Cnbiliet paid a Piccolo, wishes
DISPOSE of one of them, which will be sold at
shout two-thirds of its value; they are of modern make, and in
first-rate condition.—Apply at No. 80, Present-street, after e`even
o'circk.

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

ST. GEORGE AND DRAGON INN,
GRANGE LANE AND ARGYLE STREET, BIRKENHEAD.
J GILBERTSON begs respectfully to
e inform his Friends and the Public, that he has
enterer upon the above well known Establishment, and trusts, with
personal superintendence, also supplying the best of articles at the
smallest profit, he will secure the same liberal patronage that his late
predecessor (Mr. Thomas Winfield) enjoyed for tie last nine years.
He also begs to state that no effort will be spared to secure every
comfort and sat!sfaction to those parties who may honour him with
their patronage, which he begs most respectfully to solicit.
Wines select, d from the most approves vintages, Spit its, Ale, Porter,
Cfgars, &c., of the best quality, at the lowest possible charge. Also,
Good CCO m- dation for Commercial Travellers and Tourists.

GL ENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the
Royal Laundry. The ladies are respectully informed
that this Starch is exe:usivey used in the Royal Lauanry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried wheaten, rice,
and other Powde: Starches, she has found none of them equal to
the Glentleld, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. When
you ask for Glenfield Patent Starch, see that you get it, as inferior
kinds are often substituted. Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgow and
London,

ADHESIVE ENVELOPES.—FULL LETTEL
SIZE, ss. per 1,000, Cash, at CEARLts WILLAIER'S
Wilk °sale Stationery Warehouse. 19. South John-ftreet.

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

T W. JONES'S
ty. CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
SHIttT, SCARF, AND TIE WAREHOUSE,
3, RA NELAGH STREET
(OPPOSITE THE WATERLOO HOTEL.)

jr R. CAMERON, WATCH MANUFACTURER, and
JEWELLER, 54, South Castle street, Liverpool.
GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD and
ALBERT CHAINS. JEWELLERY. and ELECTRO PLATE.

THE CARLTON DINING ROOMS;
4, HACKIN'S HEY, DALE STREET.
Gentlemen in the vicinity of the Exchange will find the
above a comfortable house, cleanliness ftd attention to the
comfort of their guests being the chief aim of the Proprietors.
DINNER, including vegetables and bread.. ~...Bd.
LUNCHEON, from 11 to 12 o'clock,Ftee of charge.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS !
CARLTON DINING ROOMS, 4, HACKIN'S HEY.
PROPRIETORS, KEEN & TAYLOR.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S. Ranelagh street.

Snb ottre.

MERCANTILE MARINE SERVICE.

TO MASTERS, OFFICE rtS, AND ENGINEERS OF THE
MERCHANT SERVICE.
THE PETITION in reference to the Arbitrary
Powers of the Board of Trade, in cnsei of Wrecks acid
dasna!tieg, lies for SIoIN,TURE at the COUNCIL itc,o 31 of the
Mereanti e Marine Service Association, A delaide-buildlngs, 4, Chapel.
st eet ; also, at the EXCHANGE NEWSROOM.
As the Petition will be presented iconiediately on the opening of
the Session, all persons interested are r: quested to sign it as early
as possible.
Liverpool 27th A pril, 1857.

NEW SCHOOLS FOR THE DISTRICT OF
EDGE HILL.

CHAIRMAN.
Rev. F. M. HARKE, M.A.. 8, Clare terrace, Edge hill.
TREASURERS.
HILTON HALHEAD, Esq., 51, Sefton street.
JOHN K. ROUNI'IISVAIFE, Esq., 20, Water street.
HON. SECRETARY.
ROBERT TUCKER, Esq., 11, North View, Mount Vernon.
COMMITTEE.
A. C. FROWN, Esq., 16. Doke street, Edge hill.
THOMAS CLARE, Esq., 3, Wavertree terrace.
ROBERT LOROM, Esq., Ve; non Hall.
L. E. Dts stoma, Esq., 44, Irvine street.
WILLIAM ORE'. sots, Esq., 23, Edge lane.
DASB PER E. GLyNsr, Esq., Italic buildings, g, Recrois street.
WILLIAM A. JEE, E,q., 29, Irvine street.
THOMAS HUNTER, E.q., 6, Brunswick street.
HILTON HALHEAD, Esq., 51, Sefton st,et.
SAMUEL JOWETT, Esq , 1, Rumford place.
V I LLIAM MAXWELL, Esq., 18, Chapel street.
GEORGE MARSDEN, Esq., 5, Old Church Yard.
DANIEL E. MONIES, Esq., 13, Exchange alley North.
CHARLES W. NEUMANN, Esq , VSyncoie, Allerton.
TB o+t AS NOTTAGE, Esq., 2, Wavertree hill.
WILLIAM PARKIN, Esq., 9, Ashtield road.
JOHN RICHARD PATTINSON, ESQ., 9, Edge lace.
CHARLES PEERS, Esq., 2. Duke street, Eige
CM S RU,rELL, Jun., Esq., 42 \t avertree road,
THO7,IA. ROGERS, Esq., 41, Edge lane.
JOON K ROUNT lIWAITE, Esq., 20, Water street.
JAMES STEAINTS, Esq., 35. North John street.
STOLTERFOIIr, Esq., 7s, Edge lane.
ROBERT TUCKER, Esq , 11, No; th View, Mount Vernon.
W. H. WINSTANLEY, Esq , 26, Castle sleet.
WILLIAM WHATLIAM. Esq , 7, North John street.
JAMES W. WHITEHEAD,ESCI., 15, Duke street.
H. T. WILSON, Esq., 21, Water street.
The Schools at Edge Hill, though most satisfactory in point of man-
agement, have Sr some years past proved very inadequate to the
growir g wants of the district ; and the recent increase of the popula-
tion has been such as to make it imperative to provide further Echu ol
accommodation for the Boys and Infants. Of all the instances of
rapid extension of building in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, there
is perhaps none more remarkable than that which has token place
in this district; for that portion of It which is situat d between
Wavertree-road and Smithdown-lane, and which two or three years
ago consisted of little else than bare fields, is now covered with streets
and teeming with inhsbitants. The censequ -nee of this change has
been that applications for admission into the schools have already
been reinsert from the •nsufficiency of the accommodation; and a due
regard to health end dbcipline would suggest the propriety of reduc-
ing, instead of increasing, the number of pupils in the present build-
ings. Eut as the parents are anxious to obtain the benefit of a good
education for their chadren, and as such a feeling on their part is
worthy of all encouragement, the only course left for the friends of
Christian education is to take immediate and effectual measures fur
extending the school accommodation for Boys and Infants, so as to
meetthe present and large prospective increase of population in this
locality. The School Comini tee, after careful consideration, think
that schools should be provided capable of containing 600 boys and
infants.
The existing buildings would not admit of such alteration and en-
largement as would render them really efficient schools, or accom-
modate the requisite number of children. The area occupied by the
present buildings and yard is much too small ; end were it ever so
large, the tenure of the land being only leaseholi', and incapable,
owing to legal obstac'es, of being coliverted into freehold. no pacun.ary
aid could on that account be obtained from the Committee of the
Privy Council on Education.
The foregoing are, in the opinion of the School Committee, decisive
in favour of a new building and a new site, as the only effectual mode
of meeting the educational wants cf the increased and increasing
population of Edge Hill. It is earn( stly hoped and believed that
those inhabitants of the dint-let, whom God has blessed eith the
means cf promoting this good work, will, by their personal cont ibu-
tions and oy their exertions among their friends, succeed in raising
such a sum (say .e2,(00) as being met by a grant from Gov. moment
for an equal amount, will secure toe erection of schools, calculated
to diffuse and perpetuate the blessings of a He igions Education among
the Children of the Working Classes in this important -locality.
F. M. HARKE, M.A., CHAIRMAN.

Edge Hill, April 17, 1857.
Donations will be most thankfully received by tho Chairman
Treasurers, or any of the Commit eP.

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DONATIONS ALREADY RECEIVED.
James 5'eain5......;... ...... . . ..
Joseph Crabtree
William Gregson.. 5O 0 0
Hilton Hothead 5O 0 0
Thomas Watkinson
J-,lin Richard Fattinson
J.,lin Macrae •
David Wrigley
Thomas Rogers 3O 0 0
Mrs. Win3tanley
Samuel Jo.sett
Robert Tucker .
W. H. \'‘ instanley • 20 0 0
1 homes Mathmr.
Charles Shaw
John Sutton .
A Friend, per J. S
David J. Macfie. jun.
Mrs. Waterhouse
Miss Waterhouse
Thomas Hunter..
Miss Hunter ....
Wil:iam Potter
Daniel E. Monies .... .. .• • •
James H. Macrae ............ , ....... ...... -- 10 0 0
Campy ell S. Lemon .
Robert Dir •rn . 10 0 0
H. Stoltertoht.. .
H. Stoiterfoht jun.
Thomas R. Sto.usifoht.... ...... .............. 5 0 0
J. N. Stolterfoht ........ 5 0 0
Rev. F. M. Harke 5 0 0
James W. IA hi•ehead
Thomas Brakell 5 0 0
Charles Peers. .. .
L. E. Desmond 5 0 0
J. K. Rounthwaite
William Wi'son 5 0 0
Thos. H. Forwood 5 0 0
Richard Wainwright 5 0 0
Thomas Clare
William Parkin lO 0 0
John Wm. Gibsone
Fraud, A. Clint .
Charles W. Neuman • 50 0 0
Jehn Aikin. .
James Caw........
Mrs. Bold .. .
Miss B. Long....
W. M. Whitty
Wm. Shaw..
Miss Glierson 5 0 0