The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-13 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN DAILY TlMES.—Adver-
tisers are informed that the First Number will be pub-
lished on SATURDAY, the 24th September instant, and
announcements intended for the first numbers must lie sent
to the Publishing-office, 19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVER-
POOL, not later than the 22d instant.
CHARLES WILLNIER, Publisher.

STQ T. PAUL'S CHURCH, ST. PAUL'S-SQUARE.-
.
Next SUNDAY EVENING, the FIRST SERMON of a
Series, on the Apostacy of the Apocalypse, will be. preached
(D. V.) in the above Church, by the Rev. . READ, A.B.

BIRKENHEAD AND WALLASEY BUILD-
ING SOCIETY.—SHARES £l2O, SUBSCRIPTION 10S.
PER MONTH.-Full particulars to be obtained of the Secretary,
HENRY P. PRIEST, Market-cross Chambers, Market-street,
Birkenhead.

LIVERPOOL CHURCH OF ENGLAND
INSTITUTION,

NO. 33, BOLD-STREET.

UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF
The Right Honorable the COUNTESS OF DERBY,
The Right Honorable the CoUNTESS OF HA RROWBY,
The Right Honorable LADY JOHN MANNERS,
The Honorable Mrs. E. CROPPER,
The MAYORESS OF LIVERPOOL,
Mrs. ARNAUD, The Misses HOLLINSHEAD,
Mrs. HARMOOD BANNER, Mrs. JOSEPH HUDRACE,
JAMES T. THOMAS IsillWarkE"
Mrs. T. B. HORSFALL, Mrs. Trios. EDWARDS MosS,
Miss BROOKS, Mrs. CHARLES TURNER.
A BAZAAR,

FOR THE SALE OF.USEFUL AND j'ANCY ARTICLES,

WILL BE HELD IN THE
ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS. GREAT GEORGE-STREET,
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
the 10111, 11th, and 12th of October next,
to raise Funds for augmenting the Library of the Institution.

This Institution was founded in 1850, for the benefit of the
Young Men of Liverpool. By means of a Library, News
Room, Lectures, and Classes, it furnishes opportunities for
the acquirement of sound knowledge, encourages mental cul-
tivation among its Members, and aids them in the work of
their own moral and religious improvement.
The present effort is directed to the extension and improve-
ment of the Library, and it is confidently hoped that the
accomplishment of this design will lead to a large accession
of Members, and insure the permanence and prosperity of
this most important and rising Institution.
Contributions for the Bazaar, in Plain and Fancy Needle-
work. Paintings, Drawings, Models, Plants, Natural and
Ai tificial Flowers, Clothing for the Poor, or other suitable
Articles, are earnestly solicited from all who feel an interest
in the welfare of the Institution, and will be received by any
of the following Ladies, or by the Librarian :
Mrs. T. BRAKELL, 40, Kensington ' •
Mrs. D. BUXTON, 52, Oxford-street East ;
Mrs. CLARKE, Tynwald Hall, Green-lane ;
Miss DOWNWARD, Tarlton-street, Church-strst ;
Mrs. R. MITCHELL, 13, St. Bride-street •,
Mrs. THi.S. MOORE. Norwood Grove, Whitefield-road ;
Mrs. J. B. NorrAo it, 46, Oxford-street East ;
Mrs. Wm. PARKIN, 7, Ashfield, Wavertree-road ;
Miss ROOSE, Wellington-road, Wavertree ;
Miss STUBBS, 29, Edge-vale ;
Miss WILDING, Bank of Liverpool.
Admission : One Shilling each day.
Tickets for the Three Days : Is. 6d. each.
Attendance from Eleven o'clock A.M. to Five P.M.
It has been resolved that no Article shall be disposed of by
Lottery.

THOS. MOORE, M.A., Hon. Sec