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AGLOSSARY OF TERMS USED IN GRECIAN,
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BY THE REV. JOHN STEVENSON,
Vicar of Ptrixbourne-with-Bridge, Canterbury.
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11Q RTTAIN REDEEMED AND CANADA PRE-•
1) SERVED. By F. A. WILSON, Esq., and ALFRED B.
RICHARDS, Barrister-at-Law, of Lincoln's Inn. In Two
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PART I.—:-Preface anti Introduction—Proper System of
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into Effect—Designs of the United —tnployment of
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With Appendix, Map, and Diagrams.
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THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S PRIZE
MODEL COTTAGES.
On the 20th of June was published, price 2s. 6d. in boards, and'
3s. in cloth, with seven pages of illustrative plates,
DDE'T'AILED Specification and Estimates,with Plans,
Sections, Elevations, and Working Drawings. for the
Construction anti Ventilation of a PAIR of COTTAGES for •
AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS; by dard, Esq.,
Architect, of Lincoln : being the s or which the ROYAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY NGLAND awarded their
FIRST PRIZE.
Also ready, price 3s. Gd arils, or 4s. cloth, the Second Edi-
tion of Plans, Specifi ions, and Estimates, of the PRIZE
MODEL COTTAGE , for which the SOCIETY OF ARTS
awarded to Mr. Hine, of Nottingham, and Mr. Nicholl,
London, the FIRST and SECOND PRIZES.
London: DEAN and SoN, Threadneedle-street; PHILLIPS'
and SON, South Castle-street, Liverpool; and, by order, of all
Booksellers.

NEW CHURCH,
LIMEKILN-LANE DISTRICT, TRANifERE.

THE great and increasing population which has,
within the last few years, arisen in Limekiln-lane and its
neighbourhood, has made the subject of Church Accommoda-
tion in the district of Tranmere, one of urgent and serious
importance. _

The Township of Tranmere divides itself into two portions,
called Upper and Lower Tranmere ; and at the census of 1841,
contained a population of 2,554 souls, which population is now
estimated to exceed 6,000.
There is one Church, situated in Upper Tranmere, capable of
holding 671 persons, in which 102 sittings are free. But Lower
Tranmere, which comprises the larger portion of the popula-
tion, and that chiefly of the poor and labouring classes, has no
Church accommodation.

With the view to meet so crying a case
tion, it is proposed, with God's blessi
such a sum of money, by Donatio
grants from her Majesty's Coa
other societies, build a secoml

destitu-
rrto attempt to raise
("de will, in addition to
issioners of Churches and
Lurch.

A site for such intended arch has been most liberally and
kindly presented by Geo Orred, Esq., the Lord of the Manor,
in an eligible and cen part of Lower Tranmere, in the neigh-
bourhood of Limekiln-lane; and the requisite endowment, as a
Chapel-of-Ease td- the Mother Church, will be given by the
Rector of Bebington, for the time being.
The total estimated expense for a church to containlnes6s2Othsiat
beforew
n2g,
oos ,
oo,noef- ridc
ho f£7,l6flocoh
nairuesttobbee
rfariesee,d wbi lyl npootn
Donations
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 funds 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 C
THAN;

;HURCH IN LIMEKILN-LANE,
MERE.

Rev. B. Arthure, Incumbent o 1
Tranmere.
Mr. Charles Ashton, Tranmerc
Lodge.
Mr. William 80l ders ton, Mount
House.
Mr. R. L. Carr, 23, Clifton Park.
i
Mr. W. Courter, Fairfield Ter-
race.
Mr. J. F. Dixon, Alexandrine,
Place.

IRev. R. M. Feilden, Bebington
Rectory.
Mr. J. Herd, Chester-road.
Mr. A.' Jackson, Eldon-terrace.
Rev. M. Margoliouth, Curate of
Tranmere.
G. Orred, Esq., Elgin, Scotland.
Rev. T. F. Redhead-, Rock Ferry.
Mr. J.A. Rhodes, Eldon-terrace.
Mr. William Sharp, Clifton
House.
With power to add to their number.
TREASURER:
J. A. RHODES, Esq., Eldon-terrace.
SECRETARIES:
Rev. M. MARGOLIOUTH, Curate of Tranmere.
Joan HERD, ESq., Chester-road.
DONATIONS.

G. Orred, Esq. The Land.
Rev. R. M. Feilden, The
Rector of Bebing-). Endow-
ton
Lord Bishop of Ches-
ter .e2o 0 0
Worshipful and Rev.
Chancellor Raikes .. 10 0 01
Rev. R. M. Feilden . .. 50 0 0
Rev. B. Arthure 5 5 0,
Rev. T. F. Redhead 5O 0 0
Rev. G. T. Fox
Mr. E. Gerard 10 10 0
Mr. J. A. Rhodes . 5O 0 0
Lady Mary Lindsay
Mr. Thos. hitchmough 10 0 0
Mr. J. M'Henry 5 5 0
A Friend (No. 1) 2 2 0
Mr. W. Sharp 5 0 0
Mr. Christopher Hall
A Friend (No. 2) 2 0 0
Mr. J. Hogarth
Mr. C. B. Buchanan
Mr. G. H. Wilson
Mr. Wm. Archer 2 2 0
Mr. C. Ashton 10 0 0
Mr. Arthur Jackson
M
Ditto, per Rev. .
Margoliouth 5 0 0
Mr. G. T. Roper 5 3 0
A Friend (No. 3) 2 0 0!
Mr. J. F. Dixon
Mr. H. Sear
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Mr. E. Haigh 1 1 0'
Mr. A. E. Byrne 1 1 Oi
Mr. T. Stretch 1 1 01
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Beazley)

Mr. T. H. Holderness. 2 2
Mr. Edw. H. Leveaux. 2 2 0
Mr. J. W. Macrae —.lO 0 0
Mr. James Beazley 5 5 0
Rev. It. A. Taylor 1 0
Mr. Wm. H. Hewitt 1 1 0
Mr. Wm. Courier 5 5 0
A Friend (No. 4) 1 1 0
Mr. Lightbound 5 5 0
,Mr. T. S. Eddowes 2 2 II
Mr. J. Cornthwaite 5 5
Mr. J. S. Skipper
Mr. J. W. Lloyd 5 5 0
Mr. Thomas Green
Mr. J. B. Hignett
slr. J. Kenny
Mr. James Gill
Mr. Charles Hill 5 5 0
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Mr. H. Jenkins, jun 2 2 0
Mr. George Comer 2 2 0
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IMr. J. W. Harden 5 5 0
Mr. E. Willoughby ••• 10 I
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Mr. J. Robinson 6 5 0
Mr. F. Hamilton 1 1 0
Rev. R. Wall
Mr. H. Pattinson
Mr.Thos. Warring,ton 10 10 0
Miss E. A. S. P.Thomp-
son ...... lO 10 0
Mr. W. Lethed 2 2 0
:A Friend (No. 9) 1 1 0
'Mr. John Robinson 1 1
Friend (No. 10) 2 2 0

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Donations will be thankfullyrt
Incumbent of Tranmere ; by tl
TAMES; or by any Member of
H BYWO 0 and $0 Dr a' Bank, Li

.:'537 16 0
eceived by the Rev. B. ART/fun: ;
he TREASUPER ; by the SECRS-
the Committee. Al6O at Messrs.
iverpool.