Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS

rro be SOLD, a Bargain. au excellent Second-
hand PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a well
lisorn London maker.—May be seen at James Smith's Musi e
Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool.

PIANO-FORTE for 18 Guineas.—A very excel-
lent 64 octave Second-hind Rosewood Cottage
PIANO, in thorough repair. A written warranty will be given, if
required.—Apply at No. 40, Upper Canning-street, Falkner-squara.

TO P&RSONS FURNISHING.
FOR SALE, a splendid Mahogany DINING
r TABLE, in' excellent condition; length 15 feet by
4 feet 6 inches. May be seen on applicatLn to D. J., Box J. 34, Post-.
office. Liverpool.

THE PATRONAGE, ADVOWSON, DONATION, PRESENTATION, OR
NOMINATION OF AND TO THE CHURCH OP ST. PHILIP, AND
THE CHURCH OR CHAPEL OF CHRIST, AND TICS CHURCH OF
ST. MARK, IN THE PARISH AND BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,.
TO be SOLD, by order of the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners for England.
FIRM—OF and to the appointment of the Minister of the Church of
St. Philip, in perpetuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal of
the present Minister, now aged thirtseseieht years or thereabouts.
The )early emoluments will consist of £350, payable out of pew rents
half-yearly, t gether i.ith the surplice fees and other moluments
heretofore belonging to and usually received ty the Minister and
Chaplain respectiveli (the office of Chaplain being now consolidated
with that Of Minister), all which emoluments are secured by Act of
Parliame t. The Minister will have the appointment of the clerk and
sexton, and the patron will have right of nomination and removal of
the organist. The stipends of the clerk, sexton, and organist are
secured by the same Act ant payable out of pew rents.
SECONDLY,-01 and to the appointment of the Minister or Chaplain
of the Church or chapel of Christ, in perretuity, after the decease,
resignation, or removal of the present Minister or Chaplain, now aged
about forty-one years. The yearly erne:unseats will consist of stipend
of one hundred guineas at the least, payable out of certain pew rents
numbered and set apart for that puiipose, together with the surplice
fees and other em&uments heretofore belonging to and ,usually
received by the Minister or Chap'ain. all which emoluments are
secured by Act of Parliament. The patron will have the appointment
of the clerk, organist, and sexton, whose stipends are secured by the
same Act.
THIRDLY,—Of and to the appointment of the Minister of the Church
of St. Mark, in perpetuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal
of the present Minister, now aged 42 years or thereabouts. The yearly
emoluments will consist of stipend of £2OO, payable half-yearly out
of certain pew rents, over and above the rents of divers other pews or
seats set apart for the Minister, together with the surplice fees here-
tofore belonging to and usual), received by the Minister, all which
emoluments are secured by Acts of Parliament. It will be obligatory
on the Aliniater to appoint a curate, and to pay him a yearly salary
of £lO out of the stipend of £250. The patron will have the ap-
peintieent of the clerk, sexton, and organist, whosef stipends are
ayable oat of certain other pew rents, and secured by the same cc's.
The Revisionary Patronage of and to the said Churches Is vested
in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Liverpool
by virtue of the following Local Acts of Parliament relating thereto
respectively, viz.:—
, StAs to St. Philip's, 1 George 4th, cap. 2, and 20 and 21 Victoria,
cap. 36 ; as to Christ Church, 39 and 40 George 3rd, cap. lid ; and
as to St. Mark's, 56 George 3rd, cap. 65, and 2 asd 3 Victoria, cap. 33.
ouch persons as are desirous of making tenders for purchase, may
receive forms of tender at the (Aso of the Commi,si ners, No. 11,
Whitehall-place, London, between the hours of Eleven and Three,
er at the office of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Liverpool, or at the
office of latesne. WRIGHT and VENN, No. 2, Paper-buildings, Liner
Temple, Lon son.
The tenders must be delivered in duplicate sealed up and directed
"To the Ecclesiastic Commissioners for England," with marked
'hereon " Tender for rhe Right of Presentation of Minister to the
Church of St. Philip, in the Borough of Liverpool," or " Tender
for the Right of Presentation of Minis er to the Church of Christ,
in the Borough of Liverpool," or "Tender for the Right of Pre-
sentation of Minister to the Church of St. Mark, in the Borough
of Liverpeol," as the case may be, at the said office of the said Cam-
missioners, on or before the 20th day of Jauuary, 1954, but no
Tender will be received after twelve o'clock on that day, nor will
any proposal be noticed unless made in the said form and delivered
at the office of the Cossmissisiners.
For further information and particulars, apply tot, WILLIAM
SuuTTLEwoaTn, Esq.. Co" n Clerk, Town Hall, LivetT• el; or to
Messrs. WRIGHT and VENN, No. 2, Parser-boil bags, Inner Temple,
London.

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Cffice:

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STREET,
BIRKENII:EAD.

6, Leicester-buildings,
King-street,

Liverpool.

FAMILY LINEN, &c., Washed, Finished, and
r sent home, ready f)r immediate use, by the WASH-
ING COMPANY, Brandon-street, Birkenhead.—Apply for prices and
regulations.