The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-08 00:00:00

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PATENT PLAITED
& SPERM LIGHTS.

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and lighting rooms, than any

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F. AND A. FOWNES,
10, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL SCHOOL

FOR THE INDIGENT

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lEETING of the MEMBERS of this
he holden, at the SCHOOL, on
t Eleven o'clock in the

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CORPORATIW
FRIDAY next, the 15t
Forenoon, for the parry
Presidents, a Treasure
and managing the affair

)t electing a President, four Vice-
nd a Committee, for transacting
the said Institution or Charity, in

pursuan
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assed for incorporating

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Pounds, at any time, as a

ntributed a sunk not less than £1 is.
1, and continuing to pay the same,

as an Annual Sab.

are 111(
Trade men who have any Demands azainst the Cuarity are
particularly requested to send in their Awounts.

The Treasurer begs to acknowledge the receipt of the
following Legacies and Donations :

LEGACIES.

From the Executo' of the late
Mrs. E. Nugent
Mrs. Patten
Miss E. E. Rigby
Richard Sutton, Esq.
Moses Samuel, Esq.
DONATIONS.
R. S. Cox, Esq., London
James Heyworth, Esq
The Archbishop of Armagh
Jas. Harrison, Esq., 106, Islington
Cresswell Cresswell, Esq., M.P.
Lord Boston
Isaac Knowles, Esq ,
John Moon, Esq
Mr. Robert Williams

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Harpsichords and Piano-fortes are particularly acceptable,
on account of the increased number of Musical Pupils now
in the Institution.

AT the FOURTHGENERAL ANNUAL MEETING
of the LIVERPOOL DOMESTIC MISSION SO-
CIETY, held hl RENSHAW-STREET CHAPEL, on FRIDAY,
the Ist of January, 1841,

THOII AS THORN ELY, Esq., 111. P., President of the

Society, in the Chair,

The following Resolutions were unanimously passed :-
1. Moved by the REY. J. MARTINEAU, seconded by J. P,

HEYWOOD, gsq

That we enter upon the fifth year of the operations of this
Mission with a confirmed reliance on t principles in the
faith of which it was established, viz. at it is the duty of
Christian men to provide for the mor wants of their neglected
brethren. .nd that Religion, free m Sectarianism, has vi-
tal power. if administered wit wisdom and wth love, to
penetrate the heart and elevate the condition of the most
afflicted and the most abandoned.

J. If Tuom, seconded by SAMUEL

.t d the

Rev. John Johns, our Mi-

various ways in which a he

connect itself for good

of humanity. and raises the hope,
f spiritual and temporal
he found together.
econded by CHRIS-

now read, having been

YATES. Esq., seconded by

Committee for the

Mr. Rath

Rev. Dr. Shepperd,
Mr. J. D. Thornely
„ R. V. Yates.

Holt, Esc

Treasurer

r. R. A Fletcher. Secretaries.
ed by the Rev

JOLT, ESC

ommittee to determine
Jcietv shall be

ing of t

DULT, Esq., seconded by G

ssed be Advertised, as in for

the Treasurer's Ac

wiety, the nan-

r for the present and pre-

NIAS Taott:

ELY, Chairman

c.; been concluded, Mr

T. J. MARTINEAU, the coy-

were given to the President fi
Id his attention and valuable se

of otfic.:e

AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES

to draw the attention of our readers to the follow
on Life Assurance. The cessation from
.stablished office in London, within
niurns of which were notoriously
proof that the established officer,
Nlthougla they charge
espectability and stability to

bu-siness of a necoth
the last
low, will be

s the pr

relied upon

of the country to be

ercial ests io-be prosper

system of maim;

LIVER 'THEATRE, CHtIiCH.F3TREET.

Mrs. WAYLETT, the celebrated Vocalist and Actress, from
the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane, Covent-garden, &c.
Mr. ALEXANDER LEE, the celebrated Composer, is
-.160 engaged for a limited period, and will preside at the Piano-
ti being previ-

TWO NEW PIECES!!
Mr. RAYMOND.
rpHIS present FRIDAY EVENING, the'Sth instant,
1. and TO-MORROW (Saturday), the Entertainments
will commence with a new Drama, Mled
THE SPANISH PRINCESS;
OR, LOVE IN DISGUISE.
John of Paris.
Grand Chamberlain. __Mr. Tilbury.
Pedrigo Potts.. Mr.C. F. Mar shad Theodore.. Mr. Bland.
Princess of Navarre. y Mrs. Waylett.
In the course of the Drama "ss De Blaquiere will appear

in an adAred Pas Seul.
During the Evening, Mrs. Waylett will sing the following
Songs :—" Come, dwell with me," " When the dew is on
the grass," " The ri',.:_•nbadour," new Cavatina, " When
night elves dance their fairy rings," " Meet me by moon-
light alone."

To which will be added the laughable Interlude, called
LONDON LARKS;
OP., THE HAPPY AFRICAN !
Murtoch Delany Mr. Raymond.
Edward Mr. C. F. Marshall.
_ _ _

Mr. Mungall will dance his admired Sailor's Hornpipe.
Miss De Blaquiere, a popular Scotch Dance. Mr. C. F.
Marshall will sing the, popular Comic Song, called " The
Teetotalist." Mr. Charles Bland will sing " The flag that
braved."
To conclude with a grand Tale of Encha,4tment and terrific
,Legend of Romance, called
ONE O'CLOCK;
OR, THE KNIGHT AND THE WOOD DEMON.
Guelpho Mr. Tilbury.
Willikind.. Mr. C. F. Marshall. Oswy.. Mr. Bland.
Una Mrs. Waylett.

Tickets and Places to be had of Mr. J."'FoGG, at the Box-
office, from Eleven to Three.

Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, 6d.—Second Price, Half-
past Eight : Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, Is. ; no Second Price to the
Gallery.