The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02 00:00:00

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLS.

To amount of Donations already advertised £BBso 10 21
A Lady
A Lady and Children
A Friend 4, 0 5 0
A Friend, per Rev. C. T. Gladwin ... 2 0 0
A Friend, per Rev. C. T. Barker
George Aspinall 1 1 0
Miss Bates
1 1 0
J. Bradley a 2 0 0
Rev. R. Blacow 5 0 0
Peter Bourne 5O 0 0
R. T. Bury
Miss Alexander 5 0 0
Miss J. Alexander 5 0 0
Elias Arnaud
Win. Armstrong
A Friend, per H. G 1 0 .0
Bryan Blundell 5, .0 0
Mrs. T.- Bold - 2 (1 . 0
Richard Bevan
Thomas Brown
Wm. Courter
John Callow
Alfred Castellain
Richard Carlisle
Wm. Dowson .... 2 0 0
Thomas Edmondson 1 1 0
Arthur Ellison
E. 8., a Friend to the Church
Thomas Emmet 0 5 0
T. W. Fletcher 2 2 0
Richard Fisher
John Fisher
R. Frank 5 0 0
G.. 1. Fraukland 1 1 0
Jacob Fletcher
The-Misses Gildart
I-1. Green 1 1 0
Miss Godson
Matthew Gregory
Mrs. Gregson
.W. and R. Gardner 1 1 0
John Gerdes
Robert Gill lO 0 0
Richard Griffiths
Miss Hodgson - 2 0 0
Captain Houston ...
Mrs. Hardman
Miss Hardman
.George Holden
Mrs.. Howard 5 0 0
John Hodgson
Latham Hanmer, jun 2 0 0
D. L. Hynde 5 0 0
John Howard 5 0 0
3-1. F.. per the Rev. J. C. Prince
John Hand
Rev. Saud. fleathcote, M.A., Rector
of Walton
John Hightield
Henry Hutchinson
5 0 0
Isaac Hutchinson
George Highfield
5 0 0
Thomas Hill, Clifton
John Campbell, St. James's walk . 5 0 0
George Campbell. Duke-street - 5 0 0
James Jackson, Wrei. ham . 1•-0 , 0
J. B. Jackson.. . ' 1 0 0
Richard Jones
10 0 0
Mrs. Krafft • . 1 0 0
J. Kneeshaw, per A. Smith
. Mrs. Kent
5 0 0
~John Lawson 2 2 0
Messrs. Latham and Son
Nathan Litherland
Messrs. Lunt and Huson a.. 10 0 0
Mrs. Lea 1 0 0
Edward Lister - 21 0 0
Rev. R. Loxharn
Win. Lyon
James Lnnd
Mrs. Little
Thomas Maddox
Joseph Matthews, Garstone i• • 5 0 0
Joseph Mayer 2 0 0
Joseph Mann 2 0 0
Ilmzh Matthie ....a . 2O 0 0
John Martin
John North, Islington 2O 0 0
William Nicholson
Mrs. Naylor
•
John Orrell 25 0 0
0
Rev. Oliver Ormerod .. . ... • 52
Mrs. Potter
1 2 00
1 0
John Pemberton ..............a'•• 5,, 0
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Rev. I'. L. Pain ....................
K. Pringle .....................................
11 0 l())
William Parr .............
Luke Page ... Derbyshire .... 25
) 10
( 01
Miss Pares, Highfield,
William Quirk ...................... 1 1 0
Samuel Rowlands 5 0 0
Richard Richardson 1 1 ()
• .
John Rogers 1 1 0
.
James Radley 3 0 0
Thomas Rogers
10 0 0
R. W. ................ 5 0 0
• 5 0 0
13.TorhYnanSSteminThitehns
Small Sums, per J. F ............ 1•• • • 0 6 6
Thomas Shaw ..................... 20 0 0
Lord Viscount Sandon ............... . 25 0 0
Anthony Swainson ............. ..... 20 0 0
William Sharp
1 1. 0
John Stock
5 5 0
Two Friends, per J. W . 0 7 6
Richard Tetley .
25 0 0
Samuel Thompson
M. Turner .
0 10 0
Thomas Thompson
Charles Turner
Edward Vawdry
Thomas Walthew .... 2 2 0
Tin omits Woodward
William Williams . 1 1 0
John Wainwright 0 10 0
Edward Webster
.1. N. Wood •
W. H., A Friend to the Church • 1 0 0
Rev. C. Wray 5 0 (1
W. W. Willink
John Walker 5 0 0
Joseph Walnisley
Lawrence 'Wilkinson
Robert Williams
William Williamson 5 0 0
•
Robert Wilson
0 10 0
William Yates

Annual Subscriptions to the Church of England School Society.
!Aspic all. James 2 2 0
Anonymous, per J. A.
ASpinill, Mrs

£292 13 6
Donations and Subscriptions will be received by the TreasuJ
rer, James Aspinall, Esq., Dokestree.t : by the Members of the
Committee; the Clergy of the o7n , Mr. Hughes, lianelagh_
street; and at the Offices of the Standard and Courier News-
papers.

Pratt's, Of London; Manufacturer to
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CASE, HAIR TRUNK,and TRAVELLING BAG MANI'.
FACTURER.
Trunks and Imperials Fitted to Carriag , Patent Water-3 proof Canvas fur covering Trunks, Logic &c.
Wm. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting
rivate as well as pub-
lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with
their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the various
branches of his business, and for a series of years .having es
con-
ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar,
tidies in the above line of the first quality and workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a . reduction of full 30 per cents
under the charges usually made in this town.
N.E.. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c. &c. to
okdg r.
. ..... _I: 176, Dale-street, opposite the Exchange,
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Aspinall, Mrs. Thomas • ' 2 2 6 *011.141,,,. r 1..„). ,
Ackers, Joseph . 1 I oal -1••• '3,z' • „e\-., tA •
Alanson John, - ‘.- • [
A Friend, per E. Molyneux .... .
Arnaud Elias, 1 Ila 45,?, , ' ,f'l'.'. • - '\ el
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A Friend, per R. Hughes • 1 1 Cr. t-
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Ashtou,James
- - 1 1 o°-_-;V- , --* ',',' -'%*..---, e A Welly; isher, per Rev; F. Balker ...: 010 0 .„;,'•„,..... -... , - ;--
•Brandretti, .1: P • 2 2 0 'a' t '-. •! -- -
Brown, George
2 2 0 '':,,,
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Brooks, Rev. Jonathan
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22 0 I
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B-ent, John - -
Bourne, Peter
Bold, N.D .
Brancker, J. B.
Bourne, Cornelius ‘
BYford, Edward.. ' • ll O
Backhouse, Mrs 1 1 0
Beard, John - 1 1 Q
Benson, Wm 1 1 0
Barber, Thomas , 1 1 0
Barker, Rev. F . 1 I 0
.
Butler; T. D •
Birley Miss,
Brown, Thomas ..... 1 0 0
Brasses, Thomas
Bunnell, James .. I 0 0
Brammill, Thomas
Cockshott, James , 2 2 0
Case, George 2 2 0
Carson, Thomas
Corrie, Thomas 2 2 0
Crowder, Thomas
Carson, Miss •
Cardwell, Rev. It 2 0 0 •
Cotesworth, Charles....i 1 1 0
Cordwell Mrs. ' • 1 I 0
Crowe Rd.
Clay Mrs
Court Thomas - - - - 1 I. 0'
Case Rev. James .....
Campbell, George I 1 0 : ,'- ,
Crosthwaite,'-. I I U
Cook, William
Campbell
Campbell, George, Edge-hill
Chaffas, J 1 1 0
Carlise, Richard
Cash, Joseph
Carroll, Henry
Dover and Co., Messrs. 3 3 0-
Davis, John '•
Dawson, Richard
Down %raid, Thomas - - 1 1 0
Deane, E. G. . 1 1 0
Dawson, R. C.
Driver, Win.
Davenport, J.
Edwards, Joshua
Eccles, John
Edison, John
Everest, Dr. G.
l'ilison, Arthur
Findlay, Thomas
Foster, Rt. ....
Fisher, John
- Gra-nt-George
Groves, C.
Glads Vin, Rev. C. 'l' 2 2 0
Gladstone, T. S 2 2 0
Grindrod, Dr... 1.
if;ardner, Willie-in
Gardner, George., 1 1 0
iGilliard, Richard - 1 I 0
Gibbon, Thomas
Gladstone, Robertson
Gladstone, Mrs. Robertson 1 1 0
Gerdes, John ' 0 10 6
Hodgson, Adam 5 5 0
Hollinshead, B. 8., Loudon
Horsfall, C...:. 2 2 0
Hidlinshead, R. B. B.
Holmes, S. and J
Iloworth, E. and Co.
Ilolgate, John 1 2 2 0
florsfall, C. H. ......: 2 2 0
11111, Henry . a
Hutchinson. W. H. - 40 • 1 1 0
Houghton, Richard
Harris, Thomas... 1 1 U
II inde, J. H.....
llalhead, Hilton
Hunter, Wm. 1 1 0
Hartley, John
Hodgson, Robert
Hodgson, Miss
Hodgson, Miss A . 1 1 0
Hughes, Mrs
Hodgson, Miss, Bedford-street
Horne Mrs. • 1 0 0
Howard, John
a- Holden, Thomas
Jeffries, Mrs.
I rven, Thomas 6 • 4••• 2 2 0
Jones, Spencer
Jackson,•Mrs ' ' • 1 1 0'
Irving, James.... 1 1 0
Jones, John
lino wieg„lohn . t2 2 0
Knowles, John, jun
Kevan, llrs ~, ,
Kevan, Nathan • I 1 0
Keats, Win 1 1 0
Lunt and llnson, Messrs
Lloyd, J. B -
.1 0
Lawrence, Henry
Leather, Peter a I 1 0
Leather, Mrs. 1 1 0
LOwnsborough, John
Lace, Miss
Lace, Miss J 1 1 0
Ledward, Charles
Lyon, E. B.
Lewtas, Thomas
Luck, Mrs. 1 0 0
Leather, Miss 1 0 0
Lovett, E.
Moss, Henry - 3 3 0
Molvneux, Edmund 2 2 0
Murray, Thomas . 2 2 0
Marriott, John
Monk, Mrs 1 1 0
Myers, the Misses 1 1 0
Molyneux, J. C...... - . 1 1 0
Morris, Ed
Maxwell, Mrs. . - 1 1 (1
Mawdslev. J. and J., Mes,rs 1 1 0
Mitchell: Samuel
Matthews, Joseph ...,
Martin, James
Moss, J . ,... I 0 0
Mann, Wm.. 1 0 0
Malley, Jonn • 0 10 6
Maddock, Thomas
Midglev, Mrs 0 10 0
North, John
Overton, John
Parker, C. S 2 2 0
Pownall, James 2 2 0
Perry, S. 1 1 0
Potter, Mrs 1 1 0
Parks, Wm 1 1 It
Piccop, John • - 1 1 0
Parker,•Patrick 1 0 0
Pigott, J. H. W. P. S - 1 0 0
,
Pratt, John - 1 0 0
Poole, Rd.
Prince, Mr 5...... 1 0 0
Parry, Win. 1 0 0
Price, Samuel • - . 0 10 0
Parkin, Mrs. 0 10 0
Robinson, Thos • ~. 2 2 0
Riley, Thomas
. - 0
Rigby, Robert 1 I 0
Rimmer, Thomas - 1 1 0
• • Robinson. Mrs. 1 1 0
• Hadley, James
Roper, James • I .0 0
Robertson„l
2 2 (1
Ssawnadinbsaocnh:
JS.V! .. .. .. ................... 2 2 0
Steers, 5..1
.. 2 2 0
Stewart, Rev. J. H. .................. 2 2 0
Sandbach, 11. R
Sandbach, W. 1t..................... 2 0 0
Sergeantson, Peter ................... 2 0 0
Smith, Char1e5....................... 2 0 (1
Shaw, Edward ...................... . 1 1 0
Shaw, John. „ ....................... 1 1 0
Sambrook, Miss. ... . ................. 1 1 0
Sudlow, arothei s 1 I 0
Sherlock, R. H
1 1 0
Shaw, William ,
Sudlow, Samuel 1 1 0
Simmouds, Miss.... ................ I 1 0
Smith, Wm • . ...... 1 0 0
Staniforth, Samuel •.,
Speed, Edward..::,:,3...“• '- • 1 0 0
Sudlow, John.
Shaw, John, St. John's-lane • (1 10 0
Toulmin, Thomas - • • - • 22 0
Tyrer, James
Troutbeck, Wilfred • 1 1 0
Tapley, R
'I etley, Richard 1 1 0
Turner, C. • 1 1 0
Thistleton, W. S. 1 0 0
Taylor, James 1 0 0
Tomkin, John - 010 6
Wilson, Thomas and Son .
Williams,. Evan, Cook-street
Wright, George 1 1 0
Weary, Miss
Willacy Brothers
Whitby, James 1 1 0
Whitby, Mrs. E.
Whit,* John . - 1 1 0
Wood, J. N. . 1 1 0
Waugh, Thomas . 1 1 0
Williams; J. • • ' - i 1 0
Woodward, Thomas 1 et 0
Walker, John ••• I 0 0
Whitby; William - IO 0
Walker, Lieutenant - 0 10 0
Zwilchenbarts, Rudolph
1 1 0
Zwilchenbarts, Emanuel

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CARPET AND FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
THOMAS BRANCH
Has constantly on Sale, at the HANOVER Roosts, au extensive
and valuable Assemblage of Fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE': of every description,
Including DRAWING Room SUITS, of real and imitation Rose-
wood, in Card, Console, Loo, Work, Flower, and Sofa Tables,
Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Tea Poys, Ladies' Escrutoires, Cheffo-
niers, Canterburies, and Skreens' -
Elegant LOUNGING and LIBRARY CHAIRS;
FOLDING CHAIR AND SOFA BEDS
MAHOGANY ARTICLES,
In Bookcases, Secretaires, Pedestal and Cellaret Sideboards,
Cheval Skreens, Single sand Double Wardrobes, Trafalgar
Chairs, Dining, Card, Library, Loo, Sofa, Pembroke, Snap,
Work and Skreen Tables, Couches, Sofas, Children's Chair,
Cots, Cribs, Chest of Drawers, Night Commodes. Bedsteps,
Bidets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music Stand. 'nd Stools, &c.
JAPANED, STAINED, AND FANC CHAIRS,
In the greatest variety;
FOUR-POST, COTTAGE., CANOPY, FREN , NURSERY, AND
PRE.SS BEDSTEA ;
Feather Beds, Hair and Stra Mattresses;
PAINTED CHAMBER REQUISITES, of all descriptions;
Elegant CHININEY and DRESSING GLASSES;
BATH or GouT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
&c. Also, Brussels, Damask, Venetian, and Kidderminster
CARPETIG,
Of the best. Manufacture and newest Patterns;
DRUGGETTS, HEARTH RUGS, FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY
CLOTHS, of all-dimensions, for cutting to fit Rooms,
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INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY RUGS,
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