The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-18 00:00:00

to be Ett,

910 be LET, a BAKER'S and DWELLING-
HOUSE, situate in althy and populous neighbour-
hood in the outskirts e town. Rent, £2O.
Apply to Mr. lllc RTON, 139, Dale.street.

/110 he LET, FURNISHED, a E, with Kitchen
1 and Flower Garden, a mall Field, situated between
Wavertree and Gateac he House contains two Sitting-
rooms. seven Bed-roo s, and two Dressing-rooms. Attached
are good Offices, Two-stalled Stable, Coach-house, and Cow-
house. _ _ __

For further particulars apply to Messrs. A. & G. WILLIAMS.
12, Cases-street.

BOOTLE MOUNT,

TO he LET, FURNISHED, for a term of Three to
Eight Months, an excellent COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
with small Front and Back Gardens poach-house and
. .

Stable.R; House is plea i uated at Bootle Mount,
with an uninterrupte -* o the river Mersey, &c., &c.
N.B.—The Ho e may be bad, if desired, fot a term, and the

Apply at the STANDARD

TO be LET, FURNISHED
five minutes' walk from

'welve Months,
Railway station,

Family, with large Garden nhot
about Five Acres of , and the
try, &c.

se, Stable, Outbuildings,
use of Two Cows, Poul-

ripply by letter, addressed H. 83, Post-office, Liverpool

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET

ACLERdiiAN;aciiiriOse; leaving home, the
beginning of July, for six or seven ksomslies to LET
his HOUSE for that period, t all and ()Met Family,
without Children. It is a even miles from Liverpool, in
a rural district, and ounded by its own grounds. The
help of one Ser 111 be given, if desired. Terms, Three
Guineas a-wee . The most respectable references will be .re-
quired.
Address (pre-paid) M. D., Post-office, Prescot.

DUXBURY PARK,

TO be LET, FURNISHED, for a term to be agreed
upon, all that MANSION HOUSE, called DUXBURY
PARK, near Chorley, in' the county of Lancaster, with the
Gardens and Pleasure-grounds.
The Tenant can be accommodated with ss Land at
per annum.
Also, the right of Shooti Sporting over the manors Alf
Duxbury and Heath C ock, in the said county; and also,
the right of Shooti ~ over the manors and moors of Anglezark
and Heapey, iirthe said county. _ _ _ ...

For particulars apply to Messrs. SMART, BULLER, & SMART,
56, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London ; and Mr. ltAwEs, of Farn.
worth House, near Duxbury.
Duxbury Park, 10th April, 1850.

ozanteb.

WANTED, about middle of July, a respectable
Middle-aged WOMAN, to take C ROE of Four
CHILDREN under Six Years. Mu rotestant, tlnd tho-
roughly acquainted with t anagernent of a Nursery.
Wages, .eI2 per an n n
Apply, by * ox R 74, Post. office, giving References
to last Situation, &c.

AT a PUBLIC MEETING on the subject of the
REMOVAL of the POST-OFFICE in Liverpool, convened
pursuant to requisition, and held in the Sessions-honse, within
Liverpool, on the 17th day of June, 1850,
JOHN HOLMES, Esq., e Chair,
t was moved by T. B. HO R L, Esq., President of the
bomber of Commerce, sec ed by GEORGE HOLT, Esq., and
resolved unanimously,
"That in the cholc of a locality for a Post office in all large
towns the convenience and wishes of the inhabitants should be
primarily consulted; and Liverpool being essentially a com-
mercial community, where the business is concentrated, and
yearly, drawing more closely round the Exchange, a site for tho
Post_nalep .tioold be selected as nesS thereto as possible."
it was moved by FRANCIS SHAND, Esq , Chairman of the
West India Association, seconded by JOHN TORR, Esq., and
resolved unanimously,
"That, notwithstanchng these obvious considerations, which
have been pressed upon her Majesty's Government by public
memorials, influentially signed, dated June, 1847, and Febru-
ary, 1850, as well by other direct commnnications, this Meeting
leaans with great surprise and regret that it is seriously con-
templated to place the new Postoffice on the site of the School
for the Blind in London-road, a situation most inconveniently
distant from the Exchange and the business quarters of the
town, and in other respects highly objectionable.
It was moved by R. C. CROSBI E. Esq., Chairman of the East
India and China Association, seconded by R. SHELL, Esq., and
seconded unanimously,
" That it is notorious that sites very suitable for the Post-
office can be obtained within a much shorter distance from this
Exchange • and that in matter of such great importance and
so difficult remedy hereafter, no consideration of expense
should be allowed to weigh against the general convenience and
interests of this great commercial community."
It was moved by R. A. MACFIR, Esq., and seconded by
CHARLES HOLLAND, Esq.. and resolved unanimously,
"That this Meeting do, therefore, earnestly desire to call the
attention of her Majesty's Government to the expression of the
wishes and feelings of the inhabitants of Liverpool, urging, at
the same time, that no step be taken by them in the matter
without previous commmication with the Mayor."
It was moved by WILLIAM RATHEONE, Esq., seconded by
RO BERTSON GLADSTONE, Esq., and resolved unanimously,

"That the Mayor he now requested and authorised to 'sign
these Resolutions on behalf or the Meeting, and to forward
them to the Members for the Borough for personal presenta-
tion to the First Lord of the Treasury and the Chancellor of
the Exchequer."
The Mayor having left the Chair, resolved unanimously,
" That the thanks of the Meeting be presented to the
Worshipful the Mayor for presiding over this Meeting."

NEW CI-lIJRCII,
LI3fEKILN-LANE DISTRICT, TRANMERR.
THE great and increasing population which has,
within the last few years, arisen in Limpidln-lane and its
neighbourhood, has made the subject of Church Accommoda-
tion in the district-of Tranmere, one of urgent and serious
imnortance. _

The Township of Tranmere divi'
called Upper and Lower Tranmere
contained a population of 2,554 sot
estimated to exceed 6,000.
. .

les its-elf into two portions,

s; and at the census of 1841,
als, whisp,rlOpulation is now

There is one Church, situated intljpf er Tranmere, capable of
holding 671 persons, in which 102 fittings are free. But Lower
Tranmere, which comprises the larger portion of the popula-
tion, and that chiefly oefettyoor and labouring classes, has no
Church accommodation
With the view to m so crying a case of spiritual destitu-
tion, it is proposed,' with God's blessing, to attempt to raise
such a sum of mOney, by Donations, as will, in addition to
grants from her Majesty's Commissioners of Churches and
other societies, build a second Church.
A site for such intended Church has been most liberally and
kindly presented by George Orred, Esq., the Lord of the Manor,
in an eligible and central part of Lower Tranmere, in the neigh-
bourhood of Limekiln-lane; and the requisite endowment, as a
Chapebof-Ease to the Mother Church, will be given by the
Rector of Bebington, for the time being.
The total estimated expense for a church to contain 600 sit-
tings, one-third of which are to be free, will not be less than
2,000, of which .€1,600 must be raised by Donations before
the Societies will give their promised aid.
The proposal has been laid before the Bishop, and has met
with his Lordship's approval.

The Committee do not intend•to sign any contract until the
necessary fends are subscribed, and while they shall be thank-
ful for the immediate payment of donations, Subscribers, in the
event of their subscriptions being paid, will have their money
returned if the amount required be not promised.

COMMITTEE
FOR BUILDING THE NEW CHURCH IN LIMEKILN.LANE,

TitA N?f ERE

Rev. B. Arthure, Incumbent of Rev. B. M. Feilden, Bebington
Tranmere. Rectory.
Mr. Charles Ashton, Tranmere Chester-road.

Lodge. Mr. A. Jackson. Eldon-terrace.
Mr. William Bolderston, Mount Rev. M. Margoliouth, Curate of
:Home. Tranmere.
Mr, R. L. Carr, 23, Clifton Park. G. Orred, Esq., Elgin, Scotland.
Mr. W. Courter, Fairfield Ter- Rev.T. F. Redhead, Rock Ferry.
race. Mr. J.A. Rhodes, Eldou-terrace.
Mr. J, F. Dixon, Alexandrina,Mr. William Sharp, Clifton
Place. I House.
With power to add to their number.
TREASURER:
J. A. RHODES, Eaq., Eldon-terrace.
SECEETARIES :
JROOOR.D HERD,M. MAI dEOgLq.I o:JcThile
Chester-road.
Curate d
.o f Tranmere.