The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.

THE LECTURE SEASON of the present Half-
Year will commence Tots EVENI ' , uesday,) the 10th
instant, at Half-past Seven o'c , when J. QUINCY
WETHERBEE, Esq., of the Academy, London, will de-
liver the first of a Course of Lectures on the ITALIAN and
GERMAN SCHOOLS o OCAL MELODY, with VOCAL
ILLUSTRATIONS by hi elf.

These Lectures will be succeeded by the following, viz.,
FOUR on the ARCHITECTURE of the EGYPTIANS, GRE-

CIANS, ROMANS, and of the

MEDIEVAL AGES, by

Professor DONALDSON.
SIX on CHEMICAL AFFINITY, by THOMAS GRIFFITHS,
Esq.
SIX LECTURES, comprising TWO on the ARTS and MANU-
FACTURES of ANCIENT EGYPT; and FOUR on the

DOMESTIC MUSIC of the
SIX on the HISTORY and PRACTICE of MINING, by
ROBERT HUNT, Esq.
FOUR LECTURES, comprising, ONE on the CIVILIZATION
of ANCIENT ROME and MODERN LONDON, and
THREE on the MIDDLE AGES, by the Rev. J. STAUGH-
TON, of London.
FOUR on the FINE ARTS, by FRANK HOWARD, Esq.
SIX on MUSICAL CHARACTERISTICS, by GEORGE
BUCKLAND, Esq.

And early in 1848,
SIX on the PROGRESS of SECULAR MUSIC in ENGLAND
during the NINETEENTH CENTURY, by Sir HENRY
R. BISHOP, Mus. Bac., Oxon.

TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Lower G 11 Per Annum.
a-ell—Gentlemen, .t'l Ils. 6d. ; Ladies, l ss.
Body—tientlemen, -'I Is. ; Ladies, 10s. 6d.
Upper Gallery, ios. 6d.
Lower Gallery, ls. y.
Ladies' Boardin 6dPerßLodec tare..
s , Upper Gallery, 6d.
Tickets transferable at the Subscription to
g Schojs admittedio the Lower Gallery, by
among the Pup. s,
the Body.

The Lecture Nights are Tuesday and Friday, when the doors
open at Seven o'clock ; andprevious to the commencement, at
.Half-past, a Selection of Popular Music will be performed on
the Organ by Mr. C. F. Smith.
The Lending Library is open to Members generally every
Evening (excepting a Lecture Night), between a Quarter-past
Five and Eight o'clock, and to Ladies between Eleven and
Twelve o'clock daily, at an extra charge of 2s. per annum, and
ls. for a Catalogue.

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary

SECOND AND LAST
GRAND FAREWELL DRAWING
F FIVE HUNDRED RICH PRIZES OF MUSICAL GLASS
SHADES OF STUFFED BIRDS OF PARADISE, &c.,

TO BE DRAWN ON THE SAMETHE ROYAL ART

U.N1.6-14

Tickets only 2s. 6d. each for .'1; each Ticket having
a chance of Dr g Two Rich Prizes, value .elO6.
THOMS and Co. beg leave to inform their
• Subscribers that the whole of the aboN e Prizes have been
Removed from the Polytechnic Exhibition this day, to Nn
South C

a —astle-street, where a Plan of Drawing is now ready,
And
all early
And Tickets may he had. As a great many Tickets are already
call is requisite, as the Drawing will take place
in the Music Hall, Bold-street, in a few days.

AUTUMN TRIP TO LONDON AND BACK.
Teuß"Ei
DNITRREACINTsORS of the LONDON and NORTH-
DONEERNA CO have granted EX-
and B i,. for the fi eek in September to LON-
DON
to A"• Thew e of the arrangements are in-
Frornirwho H. R. MARCUS, Conductor,
y information can be obtained.
19, LE/G4A-8 ET, Basnett-street, Liverpool,
-------______ August 6th, 1847.

ST. JAMES'S SCHOOLS.
HE accommodation of the Schools connected with
T St. James's Church being far belo e demand and re-
gnirements of the District, which tains a population of
.10,000, it has been projected b e School Committees to
.ENLARGE the present BUIL G, so as to meet the pressing
exigencies of so vast a mull' de. To effect this will require
the sum of about .e6OO. Special Committee has been ap-
pointed to make arran, ents for a SALE of FANCY WORK
an the latter end of October, by which means it is hoped to
raise the greater part of that amount.
An earnest appeal on behalf of the above object is now made
to the public, especially to those interested in the extension of
religious education among the poorer classes. Any of the fol-
lowing, who form the Committee of Management, will thank-
fully receive Contributions in Money, Books, Pictures, Prints,
Fancy Work, Trinkets, Ornaments, Curiosities, &c. &c. :
Miss A. J. CLARE, 46, Harrington-street ;
Mrs. DE WOLFF, 19, Falkner-square ;
Mrs. HOUGHTON, 17, Alfred-street ;
Miss PEARSON, 151, Upper Stanhope-street ;
Mrs. PLATT, 16, Alfred-street ;
Miss ROOSE, 47, Hope-street •
Mrs. JOHN SMITH, 33, Berkeley-street ;
Mrs. NV, TROttoHTON, 1, Montpelier-terrace, Upper
Parliament-street ;
Mrs. WELLS, 29, Berkeley-streeet ;
Miss WiLARAH AM, 2, Chesterfield-street.
Rev. H. HAMPTON, Incumbent of St. James's.
Rev. C. A. GRAHAM, Secretary.
August 4, 1847.

ST. MARK'S CHURCH,
UPPER DUKE-STREET.
THE above CHURCH will -OPENED, D.V ,
on SUNDAY next, the 15t stant, when Two SERMONS
will be preached by the Rev . POLLOCK, Incumbent,
and COLLECTIONS m owards defraying the Expenses in-
curred in Repairs, &
Divine Service will commence in the Morning at a Quarter
before Eleven, and in the Evening at Haif-past

MR. BURDON'S SCHOOL, ST. CATHARINE-
HOUSE, Abercromby.square s RE-OPENED on
THURSDAY, the sth instant.
Gentlemen desirous of • ' g for the ensuing season the
sRLEcr CLASSES for ATE STUDENTS in LATIN and
GREEK, annually. med about the middle of October, will
oblige by
an early intimation of their intentions.

LOAF BREAD,
POSSESSING THE REQUISITE PROPERTIES OF
FLAVOUR AND SWEETNESS.
11 GIBBONS begs to announce that he continues
santousmake LOAF BREAD a leading Article in his Busi-
auned 14he most scrupulous attention being paid to both Material
facture, thus providing an Article unrivalled for fla-
vour
turi annd, xeetneSS.

Bread, as it is an asc
; ...wince of tne present warm weatner,. rami-
tannot pay-Loo— mhe
has thi h attentionhto thel vealgituaynotfittyhoefirFllfuarf
ertained fact t at a. art,
stat s season been imported into verpool in
.a damaged
Articles It• G., however, guarante e sound quality of every
theTLlT.ianufactured by him d assures his Customers and
ii,o_tic generally, that confidence sf) long re s d
tio,7'ornrae!tt shall nev e abused by him, by Ore inetroduc-
scoaljurious or s tons materials.
rencht"o3ltorne eameal, Pearl Barley, Rye Flour, and

'OUR u. EDINBURGH
BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT WAREHOUSE
9 and 11, LONDON-ROAD,
N. 1306., LIVERPOOL.
Observe, nearly opposite the Blind Asylum.

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Nico— 1,,,A• NC E R Y.--Between HENRY JOHN
tick
PiAPI(' DONALD NICOLL, Plaintiffs, and FRoEn-
ation nis,r,TER STEWART LACK, Defendant. In c _
in this - Le Plaintiffs consenting to stay further proceedf
..; . suit, which has been instituted for th put pose o _
proceed-
, ti„
4 REG, ' 'Font selling an Overcoat under the nameleonOef
the • .STRRED PAU:TOT, wl,flarment thcy.
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, right
,opyright to f manufacture and sell ner the provisions t
iereb‘, 0 Design Act.
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lq unfeigned Ore at having infringed the
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P.v them
red as to the use t such name, anti do hereby
edpteamr
can
aken b, „ e costs of nd incidental to, the proceed-
er agree', Lonem to eats sh such right. And Ido hereby
to make any affidavit that may be
•Prristere se by me of the Overcoats, so-called
,gainst ° wholesale dealers
to assist the Plaintiffs in pro-
thaed❑i I furtheroaegsraelee
that
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Plaintiffs shall be at

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.uen use oethis memorandum as they may be
`Dated this 16th day of Jup 1847.
Wittiess_jlialt_EnesiticK A S EWART LACK.
) SolicitoWr PLalaEceit-chaiMbers, St. James's.

rilE REGISTERED PALETOT
OF LLAMA CLOTH,

only be obtained in Liverpool from the authorised Agents,
DAWBARN AND SON,
TAILORS AND HABIT MAKERS,
110, BOLD-STREET.