The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-10 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION, 1

FGR THE EDUCATION OF THE
COMMERCIAL, TRADING, &WORKING CLASSES.

VISITOR.
()RD BISHOP of CHESTER.

The Right R

ICE-PRESIDENTS

JOHN GLAI;
The Ri:rht
Lord Vi,cou
W. GS,A

Esq.--(For Life.)
d FRANCIS EGERTON,
lON, M. P.

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• -' • 1 Rectors of
.M. I Livertiooi.
wk 3, 'Rectors of
Cantpbeil,.M.A. S .
j John Moss, Esq.
1 James Aspinall, Esq.
7tson Gladstone, Esq.
Vi4inra Potter, Esq.
• .Ilan Jones, Esq.
;Mr. 'loses Joynson.
James Lawrence, Esq.
. ,Rev. Hugh M‘Neile, A.M.
Edmund Molyneux, Esq.
M. ,',Tohn Moss; Esq,.
•Thornas Muncaster, Esq.

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James As

Rev. Fred

Josias Book
Charles Bou

John Briscoe
Rev. R. P.
Christopher

Joseph Coo;

T. T. Glaz

John North, Esq.
;Charles S. Parker, Esq.
Preston, Esq.
;James Procter, Esq.
John Rigby, Esq.
Roberts, Esq.
Richard Sanders; Esq.
Henry Steel, Esq.
William Tapley, Esq.
Rev. Thos. Tatterslall,•D.l)
Thos. Wilson, isq.,,Low-hill

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John Grand-
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Richard Grifiith,EN

Charles G

Adam Hodgson, E.
Samuel Holme,
Charles Horsfall, E
Charles Inman, n,c

Mr. John Joffe's, jilAn

AT a GENERAL TviEETII•CG of the SIThSCRIBERS
to this INSTITUTION, held at the Saving's Bank,
Bold-streef- on MONDAY, Gth January, 1840.
The Rev. THOS. 'rATTERSIIALL, D.D., in the Chair.
The following
Rep.,rt was read by the Provisional Se-
cretary :
The ProvisionalCoelmittee of the Liverpool_ Collegiate
Institution, for the Education of the Commercial, Trading,
and Working :las*', which was appointed.at anlceting,held
15th of. October., I,BP, have
ank, on the
at the Savirts'
now the satisf4ction ui laying; lx,:fore the, subsctibers :a:state-
ment of their procee,:iics since that period.
The resolution cf.the clergy with respect to the principles
upon which they could consistently join the proposed Insti-
tution having be.cu unanimously a.lopted at a meeting alreadymentioned,
mentioned, your cotamittee a prdsPeetus instrict con-
formity witl-2the tenor of it, 7 :.,.;9peCt4sha4 bec'zi widely
circulated through the town a:1:1 Liverpool,
fer the purpyi:•. of obtaining subscriptions, and the li-t of do-
nations testifies holy well the proposed design has been appre-
ciated, the sum subscribed up to this period being upwards
of 1.30,000. large au amount having ;Seen obtained under
existing circuir.stancvs couimereial, Rre#s'ure, affords the
strongest grounds of hope that the funds yet necessary for the
success of the undertaking will be provided, as the inlptutance
of the Institution, and the urgency of its Wants, been* inpre
extensively known.

Your CounniUi_e recommend that the privilege ofnaminating
Students to the two contemplated Day:SChOols, shall be con-
ferred upon Donors in the manner following :—A Donor of
£250 to he entitled to one nomination in.the First School du-
; a Donor of 1:5;l0 to two nominations in the First,
and one in the Second School during life ; a Donor of £750
to three nominations in the First School, two of which shall
be for life, and one in perpetuity ; and a Donor of £l,OOO to
four nominations, of which two shall .be for. life, and two in
perpetuity. Should the Donor prefer nominating to the
Second rather than to the First School, two nominations in
the Second shall Le deemed equivalent to one in the First.
A Student so nominated to enjoy the same privilege of at-
tending Lectures,
,Evening Classes, &c., as may be assigned
to Life Member‘ The Scholarships in perpetuity to be
called by the names of the founders.
Your Committee have entered into preliminary oegociations
for a plot of land, as one of the sites which may be deemed
eligible for the intended buildings, and recommend that their
successors be empowered to make all needful arrangethents
for the purchase of land, and the completion of the InStitu-
tion.
'Your Committee are deeply impressed with the
.supreme
importance of basing all intellectual education upon religious
principle, and of hallowing every procednre of the school by
associating it with the Word of God and Prayer. They are
also fully persuaded that such sacred influence will, under
the Divine be secured by a course.of religious edu-
cation in strict accordlnce with the Articles:, Homilies and

•ed Church of England and Ireland. On
pie they have proceeded, and every step of
increased the persuasion in which their
.I•lleiletd. They are happy to announce as a
and confidence, that the Lord Bishop of the
.esscd his entire approbation of the plan Upon
acted, :Ind his willingness to undertake the
to the Institution.
R. P. BUDDICOM, M.A„ seconded
• by Joum Moss, Esq.,
Resolved ;frleznitoody,

Liturgy;of
this great prix:
their progress
efforts were cc
ad of hop

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dieces

office of %
it was mo

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read 'pc:adopted, and that this Meet-
as an established principle, the duty of
Lul-Ay the connexion between sound reli-
ning, as set forth in the first paragraph
r.:lrew:y issued by the Provisional Corn-
tll;it ~,neh.Prospectus be the oasis of all

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gion and
of the I

fature
It was

:HUGH M`NEILE, A.M., seconded
GROVES, Esq., and •

and saluta
Divine Me

persuasion of the momentous.
t,ce •,vinaeh the Institution,. un,',er the
e:t exert in sucplying the intellectual and
of co,mnunity, earnestly.recommends
,:ofisideration of the town and neighbour
O far as may depend. upon themsvlce,
o to promote its. - _

spiritual neee
it to the law)

hood, and rc

and their ov;r;
It was tuoved

Le Rev. l'aLu. BARKER., sevonle4,,
y-JoaN ItrcuY, %Anti

Resolved it;
That tile, c,i

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ci this .Aieetiug be eiveri to•tli~
fot his kiudn,7ss in accepting.

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It was r

the , •
LIAAN GIINGSON, Esqi, seconded -by
Eizq., and

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:sic;:-Presidents, and Treasureni, chosen
Cori:mittec, re-elected, and that the
11(r:11'8130UL to appointed, hr aufteris,,cl, to elect
to make such further .additons to tbe list
they may conFider advisable.
I,lCkln. 'MOON, Esq. seconded by Jsmts
T yr.r.st, E. , ena
Thinanimoireiy, •

of C-fficer.
It wa6 rcc

rfll-1. isltc4.President,- Vice-Presidents, and
:11 be :Yleul hers -ex officio), and the
fol-
!:..tlemen; be the Committee of this- tisti-
!? n shall- conttitute a quorum.
it CGminittee,-. as well as of the Officers
,ippointecl,-see
1" TATTERSIiALL, D,D. Chairman.

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