The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

LONDON

AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
NURTIIERN DI VISION.
ADITIONAL SLHORT .
HE Public D
is requested to TAKE TRAINS
NOTICE, that,
on and after the Ist of August next, SHORT TRAINS,
for the accommodation of ROAD-SIDE PASSENGERS, will run between LIVERPOOL and RAINHILL. (_calling at inter-
mediate Stations,) at the following I :
FROM LIVERPO 0 RAINHILL,
At 8 2 .t. and 435 P.M.
FROM I 'HILL TO LIVERPOOL.
--At 9 10 A.M. and 6 0 P.M.
By order, MARK HUISH.
General 3lanager's Office, Liverpool, July, 1850.

MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, & LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAY.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Ordinary
11 HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS
of the MANCHESTER, FI, and LINCOLNSHIRE
RAILWAY COMPANY SHEFwill be heIELDd in the Exchange, im
MANCHESTER, on WR ()NESE...O,', the 28th day of August, 1850,,
at One o'clock precisely, for the general-purposes of the Com-
pany ; and that at such Meetinn• Resolution will be proposed
to confirm the Forfeiture certa
....utr_oar
in Shares in the Company,
and to authorise such S)e es to be sold, or otherwise disposed
of.

And NoTFalriaEsy FURTHER GIVEN, that the Regis-
ters of Trans sof Stock and Shares in the said Company will
)he Closed f m the Bth to the 28th days of the said month of
August, both days inclusive.
YARBOROUGH.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Deputy Chairman.
J. H. HUMFREY, Secretary,
MancAester, 201 h July, 1850.

LIVERPOOL PROVIDENT CLERKS'
ASSOCIATION.
AT the FIRST ANNUAL MEETING of the
SOCIETY, held, at the Sessions'-house, on the 29th inst.,
JOHN HOLMES, Esq., Mayor, in the Chair
the following That the Resolutions
Reportbe received,"'ere passedadoPQ, and entered on the ,
I.
minutes.
2. That Messrs. Burrowes, O'Doherty, and Russell be elected
as Directors, and that Messrs. Lavender, Richards, and Wal-
thew be reappointed as Auditors for the ensuing year.
3. That this Meeting cordially approves of the principles upon
which the Liverpool Provident Clerks' Association-is based,
and is of opinion that the Society is deserving.of support from
all classes of the Liverpool public.
4. That this Meeting has the full confidence in the zeal and
ability of the Directors and of Officers of the Institution,
and desires to express ahe 'at they may have the gratifica-
tion of finding their la rs in establishing so praiseworthy
and useful a Society y end speedily appreciated.
5. That the be tanks be given to the Patrons, Donors, and
Annual Subset.' iers, for the kind and ready assistance afforded
to establish the Institution.
6. That thanks are due and hereby tendered to the Directors,
and more especially to Mr. Davenport, the Chairman of the
Board, for their services.
7. That this Meeting desires to record its entire satisfaction
with the efficient manner in which the Secretary, Mr. W. G.
Poole, has performed his duties, and his unremitting exertions
on all occasions on behalf of the Association.
8. That the best thanks of the Society he given to Edward
Rushton, Esq., for the kindness and promptitude with which
tne use of the Sessions-house has been granted for this
Meeting.

Thanks were then voted to the Chairman, and the Meeting
broke up.

By order of the Board,
JAMES DAVENPORT, Chairman
%V. G. POOLE, Secretary.
20, North John-street, 30th July, 1850.

SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION FOR THE POOR.

PROPOSED NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE IN SAINT
JUDE'S DISTRICT.

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HE Room hitherto rented for— a Boys' School, in
connexion with St. Jude's Cnurch, is required by the
Proprieeor for other uses. There is no other Room available
for a School in or near the District, so that the instruction of
these poor Children must be relinquished altogether unless a
Building can be erected for the purpose.
The Rooms, moreover, at presen sed for the Girls' and
Infants' Schools, situated under Church, are quite inade-
quate in size, besides being ba ventilated andinsufficiently
lighted.

Under these drams ces, the Committee have found
themselves compelled make exertion to raise a Sum for the
Building of a N SCHOOL HOUSE. The estimated ex-
pense is el5OO um much larger than the Congregation can
contribute ; a it is therefore necessary, in order to meet the
pressing emergency, to make an appeal to the Public.
Contributions will be thankfully received by the Rev. J. B.
LOWE ; by the Treasurer, J. W. PILCHER, 7, North John-st. ;
or by any of the Members of the School Committee.
LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
G. J. Duncan e5O OT. H. Holderness
Wm. Milner 25 OJ. N. Moore
Tho, Millie& Oulu) 2a 0 Robert ‘Villiams
Mr. John Tyson 25 0 Robert Livingston
J. W. Pitcher
XY Z 25 0 John and Edwd. Walker,
Misses Leather ....
Dr. Carpenter 2O 0 Samuel Gould 5 0
Miss Butterworth
Charles Cotesworth .... 20 0 John Williams 2
George Arkle
Jno. Naylor . ,
Edward Byford .. ..... 10 10 R. A. Macfie
Anonymous lO 10 Miss Fulton
Woodall and Jones .... 10 0 Wm. Whatham
Edward Jones lO 0 Henry Thompson ....
Richard Sanders lO OW. H. Keightley
G. J. Ihler
Wm. Jones
Edmuud Molyneux .... 10 OT. Turner, Whampton
Rev. W. Dalton, Wolver- Elias Arnaud
hampton
Edward Batty lO 0 Mary Walton Thos. Price
10
W. H. Duncan, M.D.... 10 OR. C. Gardner 1 1
Mrs. Duncan (late) .... 10 0 Thos. Muir
C. Armstrong 5 6 Geo. Smith
Dr. M`Neile 5 0 Jas. R. Casper . 1 1
Miss Billinge
Harmood Banner
Wm. Cam
Mrs. Saltmarsh
Misses Saltmarsh
Mr. Richmond
J. Hubback 5 0 Do. (2nd) 1 1
G. J. Ihler, jun 5 0 Miss Houghton
Chr. Bell
Adam Hodgson
Mrs. Shiels
Wm. Titherington 5 OJ. R. Wardley 1 0
J. H. Macrae
Christopher Bushell .... 5 0 John Shepherd 1 0
Mrs. Molyneux
John Bent 5 0 Mrs. Sawyer 1 0
Rd. Wright .... ....... 5 0 Mr. M'lntyre
Min Christian 5 0 Mrs. Emmer3on 1 0
George Sanders
Mr. Sherlock

LANCASTER SUMMER ASSIZES, 1850,
CROWN COURT.

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HE Commissions for holding these Assizes will be
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opened at LANCASTER, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of
August.
The Prosecutors and Witnesses are required to be, in-snena-
ance on THURSDAY, the Bth day of August, at—Eleven o'clock
in the Forenoon.
The Court will sit for the despatc Business each day
during the Assizes at Nine o'clock • he Forenoon, except on
Thursday, the Bth day of August nd on that day at Eleven
o'clock in the Forenoon.