The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-05 00:00:00

PATRONS.

The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of WinchesteL•ll,,
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Bath and We
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Llandaff.
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Chester.
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Chichester.
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Ripon.
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Norwich.
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The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of PetPrboroug'S
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of.-Wbrcester..„3,
ho The Right Rev. Lord Bisp Nis
The and '
Tne Most Noble Marvii ot Cholmondeley.•
The Right Hon. Earl of Chichester.
The Right Hon. Earl of Harrowby.
The Right Horn:: Earl of Gainsborongh.
The Right Hon. Lord Calchorpe.
The Right Hon. Lord Bexley.
The Right Hon. Lord Feversham.
PRESIDENT.
The Right Hon. Lord Ashley, MY.

BANKERS.
Williams,
SECRETARYD cattC OF%
R andTHCo. ,OBRTi hEiRnN-1 annies,TLoctii.
Rev. A. P. Irwine, Broughton, Mancha 4
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THE Friends of the Society are reminded ths.-,091
in its last report to announce a diminished tioeioy
while during the year ninety grants had been naoioSio. 0
which seventy-three were to districts not Pr'iliat' it
aided. Among these there are two where the Pe.,l3iler4e•
excerds 20,000 souls, one where it is 19,000, eis,-
is 10,000 and upwar'ds, and five where it exceeds
as
and is under 10,000. e it •I
During the nine years of the society's existene
aided at various times 440 incumbents, has suPPe,hre
clergymen, and 98 lay-assistants ; it has led to 711,510
tion of 51 churchesl or chapels, to the purchase 01 tits .0
to the opening or keeping open of 36. By its grlo
opportunity of attending divine service, in additie° ipettfir
which the parishes enjoyed before aid was oho wee j
offered 425 times on each Lord's-day, 158 times 01;010(0
days, while 258 weekly cottage lectures have b. en et! at °O,
in various parts of the parishes aided, many of tb,eZoarke,ol.
hours, in order to suit the time of the factory ''reseP"Aor
Thus the word of God is more extensively ail
while a population of nearly 2,000,000 are breng"-
general pastoral visitation. /108 to
The existing grants are to 259 Incumbents, h.° scielo,
der their charge a population of 1,994,828 souo'nfsP,,,
average income of £l9B per annum. These grrof';oo
vide stipends for 248 additional curates, and 4' ye lere
sistants ; and although a number of grants be.,5
given up in the past year where the populatineoti
large, still the average number remaining to each ocl
bent now aidedra, stet'
Of these grants 9 7710 are to the Diocese of td.me ato
amount to £ 7,415 annuall.
Eleven of them are toy Liverpool and its
neighbourhood, of the. annual amount of £950.„t Pe
In consequence of The operation of Sir Itnue,ifeea•tlf
act, THREE of the society's grants have been 6orge;etif
while aid for curates or lay-assistants has beenv OP'
applied for, and voted to six of the districts necl,'oo, „rlO
where the population ranges between 5000 and 1,- err oe'
The Archbishop of CanterburY, in reply to a `;eiltier
lately addressed to him, on the subject of thet.uari7ofc;
cessity which exists for an increase in the numb—opiiii'e'et,
gynaen and Scripture readers, has given it as the,
and that of the bishops whom he consulted, that ft,
means of effecting the object is to enlarge the led
the existing societies instituted for this purPose• So°9o'
The The Committee of the Church Pastoral Al" f 91-101
have at present before them several applications bebsi;o4
fully urgent character. Amon them, three ne PhD,
districts in Manchester. Oneofwhich, • the y- se.-116
in re
of the town, contains 13,000 souls beyond the,,e
the ministrations of the incumbent, whose enti,:e felt, to
amounts to 26,597. These applications, it is to
the diminished income will not allow the CO red
t
en
Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfullYiiilred
s
by the Local Secretaries, Rev. C. LAwnENcg e
T. NOLAN, and by the Treasurer for Liverpne
POWLES, Esq., 4, Water-street.
August 4th, 1815.
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- OREIGN CIIINA.—An immense stock Ofiereiglciiio,lol
imported direct, advertised in our paper of t?,,g11,0'
Mr. Smith, of Bold street, whose surPostt:g-arqat
prices cause continual crowds to visit that estan,loar'.
The china is of the newest patterns,. and the e" 4
the chief of which is by hand, is very rich. elite?
ORANGE DEMONSTRATION.—The FermarlaP ord
cote Flleo
put an end to all doubts respecting the
Orange demonstration on the 12th of this nic'vttrib.i4l6
the report of a preliminary tneating held at ,---onith oet
on Monday, it appears that this step is taken soolne.bet,
sanction of the Earl of EnniAcillen the il°3' r I "t
Maxwell (brother of Lord Farnham), and sev.e.;i4 g
influential leaders of the Irish Protestant Pa!",:rogi-
tfloitri
isoenc
on
fs ,t active
Orangem sures are
In
the reorganiz Institution'

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fair average de,uand upon it, and
Throughout the whole of last week the Cotton eo iP
been in a very languid and inanimate state, eventint, De
and 11nel-inged. Buyers have had a little advantag e
e A
crease of Cotton on view to-day : the sales ar
2,30° btt„ tO
3,000 of them to speculators, viz.. 8 0 Pernam°
cans; the stock has been increased a little las.",_eavy 'ot'
imports may now be expected to fall off, and the anon feel
diminish forthwith; the present demand causes a
prices have curie in tvieri!

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LIVERPOOL
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, _1845' •I°'
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