The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-10-19 00:00:00

LOXES' SOCIETY FOR CLOTHING THE

SCOTTISH P')OR.
SOCIETY'S ANNUAL SALE of CLOTHING
4'0.314"'1l take place in ST. JAMES'S PAROCHIAL SpHooL-
conl
Thel4,'t•'in JamateElevs's-road,
'on TH uaosowon ext, the 21st instant,
oclocic, F
mole Clothing comprises Arti suitable for all Classes, the
Jildtif,,eing the fruit of NV supplied by the
past to the
And i',44',oUs Poor, of Sco sh descent, during the past season.
riditi 18 hoped that al are friendly tosotteer
something
e of pro-
own the Poor with e. hi for their
rest PllPPert, will, on means of
doing
exoNit an increasing inte-
_,...2o the success of this Institution.

ST. JAMES'S SCHOOLS.
THE
BAZAAR in aid of the Funds for Enlarging
it_ these Schools, is fixed to be held at the ROYAL ASSEMBLY
WEDNESDAY,
Great George-street, on TUESDAY next, the 26th,
,f,DNEsnAy, the 27th, and THURSDAY, the 28th instant.
solih9" disposed to assist this charitable object, are earnestly
Work,
to contribute in Money, Books, Pictures, Prints, Fancy
',Pr'
i(eTroipilets, Ornaments, Curiosit* ix.
Tickets for one day, Is
dmission—Ticket, a ting three days, 2s. 6d. ;
. Tickets ma ' •
,r. Nzurta No, laldbe had o essrs. SMYTHE, Berry-street ;
—Bt. James,._stre jrreet • ERRIS, Church-street ; Tnomsoil,
Will be from Eleven
A Band REAPER, Bold-street.
vrul be provided to Five o'clock.
Rev. 11. HAMA', Mr. Stubbs.
ON, Incumbent of St. James's.
__ Rev. C.
A. GRAHAM, Secretary.

ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
LIVERPOOL.
HE District of ALL SAINTS' contains about Seven
Thousand Inhabitants. For this large population there
ii.a been neither Church nor School in 'connection with the
.;I;,ihurch of England since January 841, until the beginning of
.It,RLesent year, when a few nevolent individuals opened
IVAY and EVENING OOLS in BEAU-STREET.
,h Building hitherto &for the purposes of Instruction
Bchs'W found madequa to supply the wants or an me. ettaing
147,1, and it has b n proposed to make such ENLARGE-
to Four as
shall afford accommodation for at least from Three
D, hollr Hundred Children.
is contemplated that the intended alterations, under the
of-Xie blessing, will be productive of much benefit to the oor
the District, not on y from the Instruction their Children
4.Y. derive, but also as regards their own spiritual interests,
alt is moreover proposed to LICENSE the SCHOOL-ROOM
''en Worship, that it may be used for all the purposes of
Public until the erection of the Church for the Dis-
trict, which it is' hoped will be completed in less than eighteen
Zaontbs.
....The sum required for enlarging the School-room as proposed,
r cordin-
b- to the estimate of Messrs. Sam]. and James Holme,
nBthought an additional expense of £7O will be
t,curred in providing School Furniture, Books, &c.; so that
%te Committee of the above Schools contemplate an outlay of
120. To meet this expenditure, Subscriptions will be
District, 29,
by the Rev. H. MARLEN, Minister of the
z4ustrict, 29, Sackville-street, Everton ; or by any of the follow- Members of Committee :—Mr. JOHN ABBOTT (Treasurer),
114, Islington ; Mr. R. W. WiNDLE (Secretary), 80, Islington
r. THOMAS DENT, 62A, Islington; Mr. J. 0. TAYLOR, 5,
Portland-place, Everton ; Mr. L. ADDISON, Standard-office;
r. W. S. JOHNSTON, 41A, Rose-place; Mr. B. C. ROWLAND,
4, Great
-road. Homer-street; or Mr. S. SPOONLEY, 156 and 186,
Zcotland

SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED.
The Worshipful the Collected by Mr.Thos.
Mayor £2 0 0 Jones ll4 9
Brooks,.._ Rev. Rector . 2 0 0 Falloon, Rev. W.M 1 1 0
alarlen,
Rev. H. .... 5 0 0 M`Neile Rev. Dr. H. 1 0 0
Addison, Mr. L 5 0 0 Eden, Mr. John 1 0 0
l'rances, Mr 5 0 0 Fairclough, Mr. W. C. 2 2 0
Abbott, Mr. John, and Anderson, Mr. T. D... 1 0 0
Dern/vet:4.: •• • • 50 0 Parker, Mr. James .. 20 0
11105.. ******* Bennett, Mr. William 1 1 0
nForiends ***
~..
lirZes,T' .unas• • • 5 0 0 Rimmer and Sons,
Ai. r. Jas.
I. Iniell''
Mr- E-• 10
ip,'Wry, Mr. Gen •• • 0 0 Lee, Mr. Joseph OlO 0
“rYshire, mr. li ••1 I 0 Boyd, Capt. John
Spoonley, mr. w. •• • 2
Rowland, Mr. B. e..: . 2 2 0 Ackerly,
J. R. Y.
21 00 I White, Mr. J OlO 0
Johnston, Mr, W. 8. • 1 n Sums under lOs. ll3 0
All Saints', Oct. 11th, 18[47 - ~........_______

VRILPLHEAN SOCIETY'
PROTESTANT Office, 17, UPPER SACK
Instituted in the Y
Ns—The Earl of Roden etszlice
PATRo -STRET, DUBLIN.
.e
Earlar 1828 D e
• Erne, the Lord Bishop of Cashel; Earl of
Grey, the
• icE-PATRONS—The Ven. the Archdeacon of Dublin, the
and Very Rev. the Dean of St. Patric.k's Rev. F. Sadlier,
urt Provost T.C.D. ; the Rev. J. H. Singer, D.D., S. F.T.C.D. ;
the JHon.-Randal Plunket, Colonel en, M.P.
The Committee met on Tue y, the 21st ultimo, for the
purpose of selecting Six Orph from among Forty Candidates
'Seeking admission.
thisye the cause of t Orphan calls for special attention
fo Society has felt, s seriously and directly as any family
in the land, the press of the present times ; for its extensive
charge had to be fend cared, and that, too, at an expense far
exceedingh,, any or ary season and it may suffice to state, in
al-r-,:pef; the simple ace, that the increase of expenditure for food
fh"hne, for the last half-year, amounted to .e 367. This was for
perish of those who, but for this Society, would probably
431;Ye X)eed through famine. And this at once answers the
toJection which may occur to some benevolent pfell ersons, that,
4r nPressing have been the clais of starvinw-creatures
and them, they cannot at premsent be as liberal ao s they would
j°y
en to the man excelnt societies which exist—that the eort
meet the cry of those le
who were ready to perish has left effort
little
o„.,their power. Here are Three Hundred and Forty destitute
014:11'1ns—that class which has the very strongest claims upon
Wqiel,errnpathy ; and this Society, formed for flip purpose of
eltering Lering the destitute Orphans of Protestants alike from. the
tee series of starvation and the evils of vice and superstition !
of *tying continually under its parental care as many as possible
fits.e numerous applicants, whose only earthly support eithc,r
sre-",2ne or fever has numbered with its victims during the past
tol-TsUrely its voice is but pleading with the Christian Public
tik,L'u, the most destitute among the sufferers ; it is but the
appeal of hundreds of widowed mothers to save their
Diran children from starvation. Thus circumstanced, with
4a2sing claims for admission, fearfully increased by the very
ox""e causes that are exhausting the funds by augmenting the
topeenditure, we earnestly entreat of all classes of Protestants
aft ontinue their support to this valuable Institution, which
tli4n an asylum for Orphans at considerably less expense
tear
themd be provided for as paupers, at the same time
thA:_Mg in health and activity, and eventually putting
out into the world as useful members of society.
For the Committee,
GIBSON BLACK,
JOHN NASH GRIFFIN, }Secretaries.
Those Ladies and Gentlemen who act as Collectors in Liver-
rut , are respectfully requested to call the attention of their
• 4'h...ends to this advertisement. Due notice will be given of the
PietedMeetinws as soon as the necessary arrangements are
ul.

SMITH'S PATENT ADHESIVE ENVELOPES,
rNuiring neither Wax nor Wafers. Embossed with Ini-
ames, Arms, Crests, &c., &c. Manufactory, 42, Rath-
ne-place, London. The demand for the e Envelopes is so
31.'eat, and they are now so highly app aced by Noblemen,
kientlemen, the Managers of Pub n titutions, &c., that
ZetZral unprincipled persons are
.n erings for sale a worthless
Sale others are repres g themselves to be "Agents
...ur the of Smith's Pat Adhesive Envelopes " whereas
'• SMITH has no appoin Agents. To prevent Lposition,
4,herefore, the Public a respectfully requested
.to observe,
taat ever
Y Envelope ars the inscription, " Smith's Patent
le•
nt sive, 42, Rathb e-place, London:" all others are fraudu-
imitations.
ihN:•l3.—Por India communication these Envelopes are invatur-
-'e• A lre assortment of novel and elegant patter.ns. fo
Stationery of every description, Engraving, Fruiting,
&c., &c.