The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-17 00:00:00

TO SCHOOLS

AGENTLEMAN, possessing the HIGHER TEST in
CLAssics and FRENCH from the COLLEGE OF PRECEP-
TORS, besides the advantage of twenty years experience. is
OPEN to an ENGAGEMENT as ' iA"- HER in CLASSICS
and FRENCH, (acquired in ce,) and as .GENERAL
ASSISTANT in ENG I.IS erms moderate. The highest
references can be gir os character and ability.
Address B. A., STANDARD-OFFICE.

TO CABINET-MAKERS

WANTED, in Liverpool, upwards of Fifty good
CABINET-MAKERS. motes. from 245. to 28s. per
week. Hours of labour • six to six, except on Saturdays;
then from six to fi

Application to be made At the MASTER CABINET-MAKERS'
ASSOCIATION, Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-street.

WANTED, a MAN to take charge of a COAL.
YARD; he must be willi o work, and have
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little knowledge a Accou . good character is nubs
pensallo.

Address X L, ST7CrDARD•OFFICE

WANTED to RENT or PURCHASE, PREMISES
Y V in CHURCH-STREET Or_4ORIS:;TREET, with a frontage

of not less than from 20 to 3 .
Address, JOHN Ho , ord-street

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF 2110NEY

THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
do HEREBY GIVE Nan E, that they are willing to
receive LOANS of MONEY on the security of the Bonds of the
Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at the rate of Four Pounds
per Centum per Annum Interest, for periods of either Three,
Five, or Seven Years, _ The Interest oaylbie here or in London.

All offers to be addressed EOROE WITHERS, Esq.,
Treasurer to the Liverpo -s, Dock-office, Liverpool.
er,

DANIEL MASON, Secretary
Dock-office, Liverpool, March, 1850.

thibltrations.

Just published, Bvo, cloth, price IQs.
nrii HE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY, a Doctrine
not of Divine Origin, and the Duty of Christian Men in
relation thereto. By GEORGE ST ART HA WTI LORNE, Mr. Robert Case,
M.D., Liverpool. Dedicated, wi permission, to the Arch- Mr. William Ashley Clayton,
bishop of Canterbury. Mr. Thomas Hunter,
"Ye worship ye kn t what; God is a spirit." " A spi- Mr. JoSeph C. Livingston,
rit bath not flesh am miles as ye see me have." Mr. Robert Macalister,
London : E. 'l'. WHITFIELD, 2, Essex-street, Strand.
rillHE COMMITTEE I
announcing that the ct
ed their proceeding wi

'rands Andersor

Prints on India Paper, Ios. Gd.; Proofs, 21s.
PORTRAIT OF THE LATE R. THOM , ESQ.. .
Her Brittanic Majesty's Consul at Ninopo, China, one of
the principal Interpreters to the Forces ir.a• the late hostili-
ties with the Chinese, Assistant t e Plenipotentiary at the
Treaty of Nankin, Drawer u to Commercial Tariff, &c.

preven

are now overcome, and that,
the Bishop of the Diocese in ti
appointment of the Minister,
with the building; and rh 1
of this opportunity o rate)
service of his Lor ►p in pe
bourhood and brit) b►ng matter'

Drawn on Stone bysikorr.TALLOW, from the Portrait by A
Mosses, p inted in -1 . Each copy coloured by the Artist.
Prints on India paper, lOs. 6d.; Proofs. 21s.
H. B. MACALPINE, 10, St. Anne-street, Liverpool.

for 1,039 sittings, of which 264

Just published, price Fourpence,
-1) EV. DR. M'NEILE'S LECTURE in REPLY to
DR. CAHILL on SATISFACTION for SIN; preached in
St. John's Church on Friday, May 30. Published and sold in
aid of the Fund for the completion of the New Schools in con-
nexion with St. John's Church.

has been given to economy, the
by the desire to erect a Church
accommodation for so rapids
should also, in its architectural
to the district.
The S•

urn required by the
carrying out the plan is
The Contributions already paid and pro-
mised amount to

Rev. J. B. LOWE'S LECTURE o e WORSHIP of the
VIRGIN, as HELD and PRA . in the CHURCH of
ROME; delivered in St. Jol !lurch on Friday, May 23.
Price Fourpence.
Liverpool: AR•rH EWLING, 27, Bold-street. London:
THOMAS HATCHAIrD, WERTHEIM and MACINTOSH. Dublin:
J. B. OLDHAM.

!omrnittee for

Balance to be raised

The Committee, in announcing the result of their labours so
far, rely upon the continued efforts of the Friends of Church
Extension, and hope to find a cheerful and ready response in

NATIONAL CURRENCY REFORM ASSOCIATION.
THE following TRACTS may be had at the Office
of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD :
L—Currency Manifesto of the Association.
2.—Currency Principles and Objects o e Association.
3.—Currency and Agriculture.
4.—Currency Abstract o; the ds' Report, 1848.
s.—Currency and the Ii 'rade.
6.—Currency and t reign Trade.
Price 2d. each ; 3S. per 25 ; or 10s. per hundred.

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the mind of the public; and that, by the means of those who
reside in the immediate district, and of others interested in
the spread of trne religion, the amount required may be
speedily raised, so that the Sacred Scriptures may be preached,

anu tne nizni•st interests of tins Important and Increasing
neighbourhood watched over by a resident Minister.
Subscriptions will be received by any Most.,Ea of the
COAL MI i TEE, or the same may be paid into the Liverpool
Botough Bank, to the Credit of the Fairfield Church.
Fairfield, June. 185 i.

PROPOSED BUILDING OF SCHOOLS

In one thick vol., the Tenth Edition, enlarged, price 165.,
MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE : A - POPULAR
TREATISE, exhibiting the Nature, Symptoms, Causes,
and most efficacious Treatment of Diseases; with a Collection
of approved Prescriptions, Directions for Diet and Regimen,
the means of affording Assistance in Accidents and other cases
of emergency, Management of Children, Doses of Medicines, a
clear account of the Hydropathic system. &c. Also a large
Appendix on the treatment of Disorders o the Mind and
Nerves. Forirring a comprehensive M 'cal Guide for the
Clergy, Families, and Invalids, in tl sence of their Medical
Adviser. By T. J. GRAHAM . )., &c. "It is evidently,
theyesult of great professi talent, experience, and judg-
ment ; the author every ere appears conscientious and can-
did. One object is minently evident—a sincere desire to
benefit his suffer}' fellow-creatures. To recommend a work
'ike n.rt-

THE NEW

FOR
PARISH OF

ALL SAINTS,

LIVERPOOL

rpHIS Parish contains a population of more than
I 8000 inhabitants; the total number of Children is about
2650, of which number 800 only attend some fly School, and
600 attend Sunday School=.

There being at present no adequat rovision for the instruc-
tion of the Childi en of the Poor bin the boundaries of this
populous Parish, it is propose o erect Schools for the recep-
tion of Sunday, Daily, an fent scholars, at a cost of about
£2500, inclusive of la and the aid of a benevolent Christian
public is earnestly cited.
It will, doubt! , be in the recollection of many, that the
old All Saints-Church, situate in Grosvenor-street, being pri-
vate property, passed into the hands of the Roman Catholics

lip ie oresen, .0 our readers, is only to manifest a proper
regard for their welfare."—Literary Journal, Feb., 1843:
" It is altogether deserving of permanently popularity."—
London Weekly Review.

tnwards ilie Cloie of the year 1844, when its congregation-was
scattered, and the Schools were broken up ; and on the ap-
pointment of the present Incumbent, the Rev. Henry Marten,
in 1847, there was neither Church nor Public School provided
for the accommodation of the people committed to his charge.
In the year 1848 a new Clittrch was built triGreat Nelson-
street Nortb, out of ;le funtltt ne 1:iver000l Church

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SIMPKIN and Co., Paternoster row; HATCHARDS, 187, Pie
cuddly; and TROD and Co., 85, Queen-street, Cheapside, Lon
don. Sold by all Booksellers.

CHURCH EXTENSION

Society, and the district of All Saints was'thereby constituted
a new Parish for Ecclesiastical purposes, under the Act 6 and
7of Victoria. The body of the Church beihg free, affords
ample accommodation for the poor ado t population; but the
means of instruction for their Children, up to this present,
have been but partially provided for.
The only Pubic Schools in the Parish are those belonging to
the Roman Catholic Chapel alluded to above, and the tinday
Schools and Daily School for Girls more recently established
in connexion with the new Parish Church of All Saints; there
being no Daily instruction provided for either Boys or Infants
of the Protestant community resident within the Parish.

A N APPEAL for a NEW CHURCH for the MILL-
/1 ROAD DISTRICT, EVERTON, near LIVERPOOL.
This District is bounded by the Tiverton-road, the Breck-road;
Rocky-lane, Whitefield-lane, Boundary-lane, and West Derby-
road.

It already contains more than 800 houses, inhabited by a
population of more than 4000 persons. By far the largest
proportion of the inhabitants belong to the>otrfing classes
of the community.
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New houses nre rapidly springing up i •ery direction, and
as there is a very considerable extent ground already appro-
priated to building purposes, the illation will, in all proba-
bility, be very largely increase the rm.... nr

The Committee of the existing Schools, together with other
Members of the Congregation of All Saints', viewing, with
deep concern, the insufficient means provided for the religious

There is, in the ibove di ict, no place of public ...-. _
belonging to any Christ communion whatever, with the
single exception of t verton National School Room, which
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is in connexion with St. George's Church, Everton, and is the inhabitants of the Parish. Those who have already been
supported almost exclusively by the voluntary contributions waited on, have cheerfully responded according to their ability;
of the congregation of that church. The Sehnni 1 1 nnrn hoe, and even the Pan, iw their WPPI: 1 v eet,t,ii,,,ff,....., 1,.,..,....__.

;unction of toe rising generati
pendence on the Divine blessini

rot: the raising of Funds for the !ding of New Schools, and
have commenced their labours by making their first anneal to

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now for thela4 thirteen years been used, consenti'7f felted a readiness to lend a helping hand to forward the good
the Bishop of the Diocese, as a place of worship, and divine work. Blit since the great mass of the population of the Pa-
service is celebrated there twice on every Sunday, and once rish consists of Working Mechanics, Dock Porters, and other

congregations; but the building is incapable of affording tant an object as the Build►ng of Schools adequate to the wants
accommodation for more than 200 rersons, in addition to the of this populous neighbourhood, without the aid of those whom
children of the school. God, in his good providence, has been 'pleased to place under
It is surely needless, after the simple statement of the above more advantageous circumstances.
facts, to point out the urgent necessity which exists for the The Committee, therefore, without further delay, unhesita-
immediate erection of a church, to meet the spiritual wants of tingly lay before the Public the urgent claims of this Parish on
a large and constantly increasing population. If the nr.mrpc. their Christian svmaath, in the earnest hr no thnt thoV.l,o it..

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of Infidelity is to be checked—if the pure doctrines of Holy and Gentry, the Merchants and Tradesmen, of the Town of
Scripture are to be maintained in opposition to the corruptions Liverpool, who so liberally contributed to make provision for
of the Romish Church—if the careless and irreligious are to be the Adult population by the erection of a commodious Church
awakened—and if society is to be lenvened by the sanctifying in the midst of the Parish, will not refuse to aid them in their
principles of the Gosp .1 of Jesus Christ—these most important endeavour to give efficiency to that Church, by the addition of
objects can only be effectually attained by regularly and KVIG. Schools. in which thn Chiltiron of tlw Panr m I,

astry, ant

„ ...---,••• - —...--,,,,,,, ine saving ocripturai Raucation, De trail eu to habits of im,,
truths of our most holy faith, both. I the public services of the thereby become good and useful members of society.
congregation, and also in frequent pi Ovate visits of the Pastor HENRY MARLEN,
and his assistants from house to hone, . Incumbent of MI Saints', and Chairman of the Committee
Influenced by these considerations, we have resolved. under Rev. H. MARLEN,
the blessing of God, to make an appeal to all those who have CHARLES GROVES, Esq., }Treasurers.
at heart the spiritual welfare of their fellow men, and the pro- Rev. J. G. HAWORTH, Secretary.
gress of the Gospel of truth, to assist us by such contributions Subscriptions to the proposed New Schools will be received
as they may be able and willing to give, in procuring, as soon by the Treasurers, Secretary, or by any of the following Mem-
.l,...rpetion of a church in the also district. tiers of COMMITTEE.
--' : Ackerley, R. Y. 1 Graham, R. , Nor- R.

piece of land for the site of the r

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convenient and central position, near the east end of Audley- Burroughs, J. Holderhead, R. Roxboro!), W
street, has been kindly offered by J. A. CASE and J. G. MORRIS, Bate, H. Ileelis, J. Rowland, H. t.
Esquires, and se% era! other friends have already promised Buckmaster, H. Hughes, G. Robson, R.
subscriptions. It is also hoped that some assistance may he Crosthwaite, D. Kirkpa• rick, R. Roby, W.
mit.; nett from one or more Church Bo; fain. viicirb.s) Kirltv 14

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Half of the seats wilt he either entirely free, or let at very t Edwards, J. I Llewellyn, J.
small annual rents, not exceeding, in any case, five shillings a Foster, S. B. Manger, R. V
sitting. Fox, Mr. i Martin, C.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID AND PROMISED

NWlls, 'lt.
Walker, C

The cost of such a building is .e 4,000. Another
£l,OOO will be required_ to furnish an Endowment Fund,
.• • , or"

Alexander, Miss .
Ackerley, R. Y....
Ashton, Rev. Ellis

;11r.(Soho•sq.) 1 1 0
Latham 1 1 0
Thos.

1 0 0

O 0 Jones, Edwd.
O OJ. L., per S. B. Foster
1 0 Kirkpatrick, Roht.
O 0 Kirkpatrick, Mrs. ..
O 0 Kirkpatrick. Miss ..

10 0 0
10 0 0
1 0 0
10 10 0

0 01Kirirpatrick, Miss (
0 0 Kirby, Miss

O 0 Kirby, Henry..
O G King, Vincent
O 0 Knowles, John
5 0 Kennedy, A.

0 0 Littledale, Thos
0 0 Llewellyn, Jas.
2 0 Llewellyn, Mr., jun 1- 0 0
1 0 Lawrence, Rev. G. W. 1 0 0
1 0 Ledson, Mrs.
1 0 Lawton, Matthew 1 0 0
1 0 Molyneux, Edmund lOO 0 0
1 0 Mon

10 0 9