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

TIE LIVERPOOL ANTI-IN:,OME TAX

ASSOCIATION.
THIS Association has been formed for the pur
pose of PROTECTING THE PUBLIC AGAINST
UNDUE SURCHARGE.., whether Parochial or Governmental also
to enable the Pub is to resist such Surcharges and Over-assessmenf*
by prosecuting Appeals, as well as the representing to Gevernme t
and other authorities the vexations proceedings frequently resorted to
b. public officiAis, thereby causing serious inconveuieme and loss of
time to many cf the naoitants, who already feel the preFsure of
taxation sufficiently severe wi hoist any other injustice being inflicted•
Numbers are already enrolled in the Association. Hy union this Ca
be effected at a v • y small individual expense, and the Subscription
has been fix-id at the very moderate sum of 5s per annnm, in order to
be within the re,ch of all.

Persons desirous of this medium of Prrtection, are requested to
hand in heir Names and Sub-criptions to the I reasurer, i‘r. Robert
Lathburi , 40, Castle-street, Liverpool; and every information, advice,
and assistance will be afforded by the Solicitor, Mr. Henry Bremner,
4, Sou h John-street, Liverpool.

IF THOMAS DEVENY, son of Mr. Michael
Deveny, late of Kirkdale, w‘ll c-11 at Meagre. Holt aDd
Rowes. Chapel-walks, he will HEAR OF SOMETHING to bll
advantage.

~NTO CIE PINTO LOPb S, a Native of Brazil,
who went Passenger by the t•team-:flip Douro fro►'
Oporto to 1 iverpool, on the let of December, 1855. Any intelligence
regarding the aforesaid person will be thinkfuily received at Box /3*
29, Post-office, Liverpool.

LOST, on SATURDAY, the 26th inst., betaeen the
honra of 4 and 5. in the Afternoon, between Waver'
tree and Bootle (supposed on Lower Walton Read, ab,ut Kirk ale).
a siI&WL, of foreign manufacture, pattern Small strioe.—A reward
of One Guinea will be paid on restoration, at No. 9, Everton-brow.

HCFGULANEUM BUILDING COMPANY.
THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL GE \ ERAL
MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the above
Company will be held at the School Room, corner of Hill-et eet
Park-place, on MONDAY the 4th 'day of JANUARY next, at Etg
• bt
o'clock in the E 7 Diner. J.:G.-BOWL/LER, Chairman./g
December 26, 1857.

THE LIVERPOOL- AND PWLLHELI
GRANITE COMPANY (LIMITED).
NOTICE Pi HERE "Y GIVEN that the Ordinary HALF-YEARLY
GENERAL MEETING of the COMPANY, will be HELD at N 0.211
FENW.CIC-BTIE Ltykupoot, on WFDNe:SDAY. the 6th day of
January. I Rog, in purAuanct of the Articles of Association.
TOWNSEND, RIDLEY, & JACKSON, Clerks to the Company;ll

T. JAMES'S -CEMETERY•
- LIVERPOOL, 16th Dec., 1857.
The Public are respectfully informed that, with the sanction of tile
Secretary of State for the Home Department, this Cemetery is open;
as heretofore, to receive Interments in Priva e Graves, Vaults, and
Catacombs; While alt Burials in Common Graves are, for the future,
to be discontinued.

For scale of reduced cbargeq, and further Information, apply to
Josau.s. BIRD, the Clerk. Residence--South End, near to Parliament.
street.

THE " MERSEY DOrKS AND HARBOUR BOARD."
THE GENERAL BIi()KERS' ASSOCIATION
having decided to pat forward one of their memberg
for Election to a seat at the new Board, at a Committee Meeting
appointed to consider the subject, it was proposed by clistsa r•
CAMPBELL, Esq„ seconded b- HAROLD LITTLZDALB, Esq., that
SAMUEL J AMES ARIOLD, would be a at Repre:ent4ti"
and, this recommendation having been unadmonsly confirmed at
General Meetiog of the Association, it se. a reso!ved,
That MR. Aerha,n's name should be added to the list of candidates
at the approaching Election. 'l'. M. MYERS, SecretarY,

TEAM.SHIP ASSOCIATION'

AI a Spec'al Meetin of thi. Association, hell on the 28th instant,
1857, Charles Mac leer, Esq., in the chair,
It was resolved unanimously,—
That the following List of qualified Ratepayers to the Liverpool
Docks, being the same as that approved and adopted by the Ship'
owners' Association, as suitable persons to be elected to the New,,
Board, for the management of the I.iverpool Docks. under the Pr!:
visions of the Mer.ey Dock and Harbour Act, ot 1857, be approVw
and adopted by this ssociation :
Mr. T. D. Anderson,
„ IV. Barber,
„ Ralph Brock!ebank,
„ libomas Bold,
„ Fyre
„ Robertson Gladstone,
„ S. R. Graves,
„ Joseph Hnoback,
„ Wm. Inman,
„ John Laird,
—That this Association recommends the foregoing List to the Dock
Ratepayers for their approval, believing, than in the selection of the;
names, dne regent has been paid to the interests of all the gra*
branches of commerce in this community.
BEN. J. THOMSON, Secretari•

Mr. John Lockett.
„ Joseph Monde],
c. Robert I:ankin,
„ Wm Rathbone. inn.,
„ J. K. Ronntbwaite,
„ Francis Strand,
„ James &,W7,
„ Charles Turner,
„ J. A. Tobin.

4, Chaptl-street, Dec. 28, 1857

eburatton.

MERft CHANT TAYLOR'S GRAMMA
SCHOOL, Crosby, RE-OPENS, MONDA.
January. 23,
The Head AcastPr, Roe. J. lisrtNARD, M.A., receives Board42L.'

LIVERPOOL- INSTITUTE'
MOUNT-STREET.
The next CITTARTER will COMMENCE on Tonasoiv, t"
7th JANUARY, 1853. In the High School, Commercial School'
Evening School. and School of ert, and in the Girls' School 0°
MONDAY, the 11th January.
Prospectuses may be obtained on apolicit:on at the Institute;
or to ASTRUP CMII,S, Secretor'''.

UEEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL'

(In connection with the University of London)

CLASSES.
.. ißev. Professor, GrilfithS'
Dean of the Faciall, of
Arts and Laws.
1
_.
{'
r.cD.,
Profes !or Vice-Dean.
Cameron,
,31.A4
English Language and Literature.... Rev. Professor Cranbroolb
French. ...... ....Professor Huston.
.. . . ..
r Professor Retslag, Ph. .09
'
1 B,

Lcgie and EtAka—. ...

Greek and Latin..

German .

Hebrew...

M.d., Berlin.
Professor Rev. Dr. rsaarf.
Ancient History . (Professor Cameron,'
Modern History—. ..... Professor AP Ilveen.
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy Professor Elliot.
f Professor Hamillon,ge.s*
• t

Chemialry

Animal Physiology.....

80tany......

j Professor Byerley, F.ll.I!-'S.,
L.S •
• ..... Professor T. C. dreier.

The next TERM will COMMENCE on Tunruinkv, the
JANUARY, 1859.
Each Cali; is open to Gsntlemen who •-may wish for the On.
tunity of Studying the particular Subject of such Class, wit'.,4o
being required to attend the whole Course prescribed by the Se.-
for matneu ated Studentl.
Prospectuses and farther information may bs obtained on &PO°.
Von to AMU? CARES'S. Seeret:•rfr
Mount-street, Liverpool.

NAUTICAL EDUCATION.
0D
THE LIVERPOOL NAUTICAL SCII—
(1
COMMITTEE hare the satisfaction of inforraolnig
the Parente and Friends of Youths destined for a Seafaring Life, art
tot
they have mde the necessary arrangements with the Science andof
Department of the Beard of Trade to OPEN, on the 11th JAN' 1,,,
1838, at the SAILDRB' HOME, Canning-place, a JUVENILE Sat00
in addition to the Navigation Classes already there established. „,octi
In this School will be afforded a Nautical Zducation of ~,5 Die
higher order than that which has hitherto been generally attal."
by Boys destined for the sea. l&
The subjects in which instruction wi'l be given include Arithratiot
Geograpny, Geom try, Trigonometry, Nevi:taloa and 11.,„ tlO
Astronomy, Mercantile Laws and Usages (as far as necessarich
Waster of a Ship), Tides and Curren s, Law of Storms, Mew—
Hydrostatics, th- Marine Steam Engine, Ste. 10
In order that the advantages of such an Institution may OWIO
widely as possible, the Committee will permit the admission. 0
0018
Boys who may wish to avail themselves thereof, ander 01'
restziction that they lie able t.) read and write. , 9t°
The hours of attendance will be from 10 to 12 a.m., and 0116 jo
4 p.m.; and tae Fees of Admission are 103 6d per Quarter, caPstu
advance. (Signed) JOHN A. 'IINNE, Clistirre
Nauticsl School, Sailors' Home, Dec. '.Bth, 1857.

REGISTER GRATES'

KITCHEN RANGES,
LEAMINGTON PATENT KITC HEN "5'

HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES,
HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS, I
GARDEN SEATS AND VASES.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL•

JAMES R. COOPER,
TTR.Ss
RANGE AND GRATE MANUFAcT.-