The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-03 00:00:00

COMPETITION PLANS FOR NEW MARKET HOUSES

TO ARCHITECTS, 6-c. 6.c.

THE BOLTON CORPORATION purpose Erecting in the
Borough a MARKET HOUSE, covering an area of about
750 G square yards, and are desirous of obtaining Plans, Sec-
tions, and Working Drawings for same, and for the approaches
thereto, and also for a FISH MARKET adjoining Premiums
for the best Designs will be given as follows, viz., £5O for the
best, and .4'30 for the second best; but the Corporation will
not be responsible for any payment for unsuccessful Designs.
The Plans of the two successful competitors to be the property
of the Corporation; and it shall be a subject for subsequent
arrangement between the Corporation a d either of the suc-
cessful competitors as to his 4ment Trying out the
undertaking.
Applications to be eto Mr. Sierra, the Borough Sur-
veyor, who will sh he ground and give any further informa-
tion on the sub'
The Desigp must be sent in, under seal, without signatures,
with a private mark or motto, and a letter accompanying them,
also under seal, containing the corresponding mark or motto,
and the Designer's neme'andaddress. They must be addressed
to the Town Cletic, and delivered in ‘on ur before the 2d Ja-
nuary, 1851. J. KNOWLES, Town 'Clerk.
Bolton, 21st Nov., 1850.

TO CONTRACTORS.
LAMPS, POSTS, AND IRONS.
rPHE Inspectors appointed 'to carry out the pro-
" visions of the Act of Parliament, 3 and 4 William the
Fourth, chapter 90, so far as regards Lighting the District of
Walton Breok., are open to receive TENDERS for the SUPPLY
of Twenty-nine WOOD PILLARS, s d chamfered, 14
feet long, 7 inches square, with ' s complete; also, Thirty-
three COPPER LAMPS, GI . The above to have three
coats of paint, and to b elivered and placed in the above
district. Tenders, dying the description of Wood, are to
be sent in on 0 efore WOVVESDAY, the 18th instant, ad•
dressed " Mr. \Vm. L. Clare, 11, Exchange-buildings."
Waltoxl3reck.2nd December, 1850.

sa
AN APPEAL TO THE MEMBERS OF TIIE

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
LORD FIELDING, before he joined the Roman
Catholic communion, had announced his intention, in
compliance with a wish .of Lady Fielding's late mother, of
BUILDING a CHURCH in the Parish of HOLYWELL, in
Flintshire. The Foundation Stone of this Church was laid by
the Bishop of St. Asaph, and the Building was nearly com-
pleted; but since Lord ,Fielding became a Roman Catholic, he
has dedlared that he cannot conscientiously give the Edifice to
the Church of England.
Under these painful .circumstances the Vicars of Whitford
and Holywell, anxious to supply the spiritual wants of the
Distiict, which was to 'have been assignee •, am which is
now threatened with' the,intrusion oft otnish Schism, have
resolved, with 'the 'ulUconcurren nd sanction of the Lord
Bishop of the Diocese, to mak earnest appeal to the Mem-
bers-41f the Church, in the e that they may be enabled to
raise-sufficient funds. to d and endow a District Church,
and to erect a School- otn and Parsonage, in lieu of those
whiciyhave thus bee ienated.
The District to b nnexed to the proposed Church will in-
cludethat part the parish of Whitford, within which the
Building referr d to is-situated, and a large portion of the pa-
rish of Holywell. It contuin a population of about two
thousand, consisting almost entirely of miners, labourers, and
small farmers, all of ,whom live at a considerable distance
from any Church.
In proof of the great need of additional spiritual provision
for this mountain District, it may be added, that the popula-
tion of the parish of Holywell alone exceeds eleven thousand,
for4vhicli there are only two Churches and one licensed room,
all at.a very inconvenient distance from the proposed District:
and that, besides its remoteness from the two Pari§h Churches,
the .spiritual wants of the Welsb-speaking population cannot
be adequately provided for in these, as, owing to the co&is-
tepee of two languages, there can be but one Welsh Service
in each of them on the Lord's Day. . . .

As the inhabitants of the District are unable through their
poverty to provide a Church for themselves, there is no other
way, by which thistivant.can be met, but by means of this ge-
neral. appeal to the Protestant sympathies of the Church,Whidli
it is fervently hoped will.not be made in vain.
Subscriptions will:be dhankfully received by either of the
undersigned, or at the different branches of the North and
South Wales Bank, and of the National Provincial Bank; also
'at the London a►id Westminster Bank, and Messrs. Child,
Temple Bar, London.

(Signed)
RICHARD:BRISCOE, D.D , Vicar of Whitford.
HUGH JONES, M.A., Vicar of Holywell.
November 11, 1850.

SUBSCRIPTIONS•ALREADY PROMISED OR PAID

Mrs. Pennant
The Lord Bishop .of St. Asaph
The Dean of St. Asaph
The Marquis of Dowoshire
The Marquis of Weztininster
Earl' Howe
isord Dinorben

The Miss Luxmoores, Bryn Asaph
JOhn Day. Esq., Tottenham
Rev. R. Briscoe, sen., D.D.
Petit, Esq.
Rev, R. Wickham
P.•D. Cooke, Esq., Gwysaney

. •
Lady Helena Cooke
Rev. R. W. Eyton. Northop

John Day, Ek4., Juu., Tottenham
A friend

Venerable Archdeacon Clough
Rey. Hugh Jones, Holywell
Rev. E. L. Davies, Holywell
Colonel Philips, Ithual
Rev. William Legge, Astead, Surrey
Mr. W. Cowpland, Police Ogicer. Holywell
J. E. Evans, Esq., 134, New,Bond-st., London
A Member of the Church of England
Rev.,H. P. Ffoulkes
A Friend
Albert Way, Esq., Wonhatn, Reigate
Lord Radstock
Sir R.SH. Inglis, Bart., m.e.
Lord L'ungannon
Rev. G. S. Faber, 8.D., Master of Sherburn

Hospital and Prebendary of Calisbury
Rev. R. Du Cane, Witham
Robert..L Philimore, Esq
Rev. O. J. Humphreys
Rev. It. J. Roberts, Denbigh
Mr. Joseph Roberts, Holywell
Mrs. Jones Edwards, Holywell
Mr. I'. Alolyneux, Holywell
Charles Plumley, Esq., 35, Brunswick-square
Mrs. Plumley
Henry kepton,.lisq,

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Mr. DavitlCatries, Constable, Holyaell.
Mrs. Barriett, Remenharn
The Principal and Fellows of Jesus College,

Oxford
Charles William Tabor, Esq., Kusselhsqunre,

54 0 0

London

Anonymous
Lady Dinotben
Sir S. R. GLynne, Bart

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50 0 0
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10 0 0
10 10 0
5 5 0
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5 0 0
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J. W. Eyton, Esq., Leeswood
C. K. Mainwaring, Esq., Otely Park
The Earl of Chichester
J. J. Ruskin, Esq„DenmaKk Hall, London
Lady Willoughby deAiroke
Rev. D. Williams, Naunerch •
Rev. Henry Glynne, Hawarden
Lord De Tablet/
Rev. Morgan Davies,tCaerwys
J. W. Watson, Esq.. Highgate
E. Cuthbert, Esq.., Camberwell Grove .
Hon. Miss G. Gertrude Hughes, Kinmel
Miss Mary Smyth
Miss Wallace
Rev. J. Jones, Rectory, St.„Jones
)diss Martha M. Clough, &ngorfa, St. Asaph
B. Purves, Esq.
P. N. B

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Rev. Robert Myren, P.C., Monk Hopton
Rev. David Roberts, Llangedwin

Rev. Thomas'
M. F?l:l„Etfi,

Rev. W. It. Wyatt. Diserth

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Rev. W. M. Williams,Halkin
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;Rev. D. Moore, Camberwell
atev. C. G. Holton, Olney
Charles Ward, Esq

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Holte Bracebriiige, Esq,, Athersione Hall,
Warwickshire
Rev. A. Chester, Chicheley Hall, Bucks ....
T. :H.. Wyatt, Esq. „,krchitect, London .
William Hughes. Esq., Conway
Lady Maria Brodie
Rex_ M. Brodie. Hutton House. Cheshunt

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E. T,. Watent, Esq
J. Williatus, Esq.
C. 11. Snow., Esq..
Mrs. 010 field

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C. T. Oldfield, raq
Mr. J. Jones, Druggist, Holywell
W. Warrington. F.sq., London
Charles Bagot Phillimore, Esq., Ditto
Rev. G. Phillirnorc
Miss Louisa Jot

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Jotyw•ell

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