The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-19 00:00:00

MEETING AT THE AMPHITHEATRE.

T a PUBLIC MF. ETI NG of the FR 'ENDS of the
L ESTA B LIS 11 ED CHII RC 11, held on Wednesday, the
13th July, 1836, in the Ampoitheatie, to provide for the Erection
and Support of SCHOOLS, in connection with the Establish-
ment.
Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, M.A. Rector, in the Chair.
On the motion of ADAM HODGSON, Esq., seconded by CHAS.
HORSFA LI., Esq.
It was resolved, —That this Meeting deeply regrets the adoption
of the Rules recently introduced for the Government of the
Corporation Schools, which exclude the Scriptures from general
practical use in Stihool hours—Carried unanimously.
On the motion of the Rev. ALIGUSTus CAMPBELL, seconded
by the Rev. H. 111'NEtLE,
Resolved,—That it is expedient to build and maintain Schools
to be placed under the direction of a standing committee of
management, to be appointed for that purpose from the Clerical
and Lay Subscribers to the fund which may be raised, in which
the Scriptures shall be freely taught under the direction and
superintendence of the Clergy of the Established Church—
Carried unanimously.
On the motion of Mr.- SANDS, seconded by M
1101. MES,
Resolved., --That a committee be formed for e furtherance
of this important purpose, and to solicit su/bsc ptions and adopt
such measures as may be deemed expedie t effect it in the
best and speediest way, and that the Corn ttee consist of the
following Gentlemen, with power to add t their number—and
that .JAMES ASPINALL, Esq., who has kindly consented to accept
the Office, he appointed Treasurer—Carried unanimously.
Moved by the 11ev. Dr. RALPH, seconded by the Rev. JAMES
DIXON,
Resolvent,--'That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Clergy of this town tor having so promptly responded to the
call of duty on this occasion, and to the Chairman for his able
conduct in the Chair.
CommuTEE.—The Rev. the RECTORS.
J A M :,S ASPINA I. 1., Treasurer.
Sir Thomas Brancker David Hodgson
Josias Booker T. B. Horsfall
Thomas Bold James Heyworth
Miles Barton R. B. Hollinshead
Edward Cropper Edmund Molyneux
James Cockshott C. S. Parker
Muses Edwards James Pownall
J. Fletcher M. Reynolds
George Grant Alexander Smith
Charles Groves Win. Smith
Robertson Gladstone Samuel Sandbach
James Laughton • John Thine
Charles Horsfall i William Jones
Richard Boughton, John Wright
Adam Hodgson
With power to add to their number.
AMOUNT ADVERTISED £4145 IS 41
James Lawrence
Messrs. Moss and Co.
T. F. Dyson
John Shaw Leigh lOO 0 0
Edward Cropper
William Shand
Thomas Foster
George Irlam ..
Jonathan Higginson 0 0 0
Edward Jones
William Latham
George Grant 5O 0 0
1 homas Ripley
John Eden
Francis Shand ..
James Cockshott
Mr. W. Dixon
George Case, Esq 3O 0 0
T. B. Horsfall,
John Dean Case 25 0 0
Thomas Porter
Edward Gibbon 25 0 0
Rev. Jonathan Brooks 25 0 0
Duncan Gibb 2l 0 0
Thomas Tobin
W. Myers
John Eden, Esq., (2d donation) 2O 0 0
Francis Heywood 2O 0 0
Stanley Percival
Rev. T. G. Leigh 2O 0 0
W. Beckwith
Geo. Brown
Mrs. 'l'. Aspinall
.James Blake
John Etches
Mrs. Dyson
Geo. Blake 2O 0 0
James M‘G.reggor 2O 0 0
Rev. W. Hesketh lO 10 0
W. Hindlev
E. M. Brodie
Rev. J. Jones lO 0 0
Redish and-Bird
Rev. James Case . • . lO 0 0
Mrs. Aspinall, Duke•street
The Miss Myers
Henry Lawrence
R. W. Appleton
E. B. Young
Rev. J. A. Wilson lO 0 0
W. Dickinson .. 10 0 0
H. Hill ... 10 0 0
Mrs. Mulholland': .. 10 0 0
John Mulholland IR 0 0
John C. Molyneux
Rev. C. Lawrence .. 10 0 0
Richard Bryans .
James Brvans
Mrs. Cardwell
Richard Bryans, jun.
John Jackson
James Muir lO 0 0
Mrs. Leigh lO 0 0
Mrs. Brook 5 0 0
W. Imrie 5 0 0
Dr. G. Everest
W. Tyson
John Myers •• • • .... 5 0 0
James Blake, jun.
John Ormandy and Son ' 5 0 0
E. G. Dean 5 0 0
Joseph Ackers
Henry Steele 5 0 0
Mrs. brocklebank 5 0 0
Samuel Perry
Rev. W. Blundell 5 0 0
Rev. W. D. Blundell - , 5 0 0
T. J. Hatton . 5 0 0
W. Mulholland 5 0 (1
Mrs. Backhouse 5 0 0
Miss Leigh 5 0 0
John Sanders 5 0 0
Rev. R. L. Townsend • 5 0 0
Rev. C. Morrall 5 0 0
Cyrus Morrall .. 5 0 0
George Gurden - 5 0 0
Thomas Woodward 5 0 0
W. M . 5 0 0
Robert Ashley
5 0 0
James Tyrer
Richard Tapley 5 0 0
Wm. Imrie 5 0 0
Richard Dennistoun 5 0 0
Thomas Redish 5 0 0
John Redish
Edward Crudgington
5 0 0
Thomas Woodward, jun .
John Shallcross 5 0 0
H. S. Webster
Wm. Jas. Myers
Charles Cotesworth
• John Foster
Wm. Colton
James Laughton
Ed. Cardwell 5 0 0
Edward Marwood 5 0 0
WM. Mavbrick 5 0 0
D. N., per J. A 5 0 0
Cournelius Bourne
John Holgate 5 0 0
Pearson Dodson
John Branch 3 0 0
Thomas Branch 3 0 0
• John Shaw
Mrs. Dodson ... 2 2 0
Thomas Dodson
Edward Byford 2 2 0
Miss E. Whitby, 5, Kensington 2 2 0
Miss Sambrook 2 2 0
John Winder 2 0 0
John Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Richard Tanton 2 0 0
John Taylor
J. Plaskett and his Workmen .. 1 5 0
M ius Hollands
Mr. Robert Ellis
A Friend, per W. J I 1 0
W. R. Coulburn
Miss Willacy and Booth
A member of the Universal Apostolic Z 1 1 0
Church s '
Wm. Wain 1 1 0
John Smith, Edge-hill
James Ashton
Mrs. Mid"ley 1 0 0
Thomas Bramil 1 0 0
Samuel Price 1 0 0
A Friend, per T. Bold ... . 1 0 0
1 0 0
J. S. Smith .... .........
Mrs. Lewis 1 0 0
1 0 0
W. Hornby.
A Member of Sr. Thomas's Congrega-

r. SAMUEL

tion ..

1 0 0
I 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
I 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 18 0
• 11 0
O 10 6
0 10 0
O 10 0

Douglass Rogers
Mrs. Holmes,. by Rev. C. Morral
John Longton
John Molyneux
Charles Fox
Mrs. Miller
A Friend
.Thomas Maddox
George Case, jun
Miss Sambrook's Young Ladies..
Annonymous, by J. Sanders

C. S.
Master H. Rogers
Mrs. Maddox
From several Poor Persons, per Rev. C
Morrall. ..•........

0 6 6
0 5 0

Mr. Broadley, per ditto..... ...•.•••.
A Collection at St. Andrew's Church,
after a Sermon preached by the Rev.
John Jones, MA .................. 78 3 9
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
2 2 0
James Tvrer
2 0
Thomas 'Finlay
Chat es Horsciill
Richard Tapley
Thomas Court : - 1 1 0
John Knowles, jun.
1 1 0
Charles Cotesworth
E. Zwilchenbart
1 1 0
It, Zwilchenbart
Donations and Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer,
JAMES' ASPINALL, Esq.. Duke-street, by the ;Members of the
Committee, and by the Clergy of the Town.

The proprietor of a Tom and Jerry shop, named the Thistle,
in the neighbourhood of the London Docks, wishing, doubtless,
to get as many of the Irish laboures to become customers for his
beer as he possibly could, has the following notice, painted in
large letters on a hoard, affixed to his house : "Justice lin. Ire-
land ! at the bar of the Tbisile, 3d. per pot."