The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSTI-
TUTION.
THE SECOND LECTURE of the Series will be
delivered, at the CONCERT-HALL, Lord Nelson street, on
THURSDAY EVENING next, the 14th instant, by the Rev. WM.
POLLOCK, A. 31.

Subject—'' PRIVATE AGM ENT."
Chair to be taken a -past Seven o'clock.
Admission—Member ody and Side Gallery, free; Reserved
Seats, Sixpence. N -members, Reserved Seats, One Shilling;
Side Gallery, Sipence; Body, Threepence.
Tickets may fie had at the Institution, 33, Bold-street; the
Concert hall ; Mr. NEWLIN°, Bold-street ; Messrs. SMYTH,
Berry-street; and the Standard and Courier-offices.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.
ANNUAL SERMON.
n N SUNDAY next, the 17th instant, a SERMON
‘,l will be Preached in aid of the above Institution, at ST.
BARNA BAS'S CHURCH, Parliament-street, by the Rev.
GEORGE DOVER, M.A., Honorary Chaplain. Service to
commence at Eleven o'clock.
The MAYOR and sever embers of the Council having
kindly promised to nd. the Committee invite the Friends
of the Institutio o meet at St. Barnabas's Church School,
Greenland-stye ,at Half-past Ten, to accompany his Worship
the Mayor to Church.

ST. MATTHEW'S, TO XTETH,
HILL-STREET.
ON SUNDAY next, the 1 ith inst., Two SERMONS
will be Preached in the above Church :—that in the Morn-
ing by the Rev. W. BREWSTER ~ umbent ; that in
the Evening by the Rev. W. .00K, M.A., Incumbent of
St. Mark's. After wl • , Collections will be made towards
defraying the curre expenses of the Church.
Services comm nce at Eleven o'clock, and Half-past Six.

ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCH, WINDSOR.
TWO SERMONS will be preached (D.V.) in the
above Church, on SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, the 17th
instant, at Eleven o'clock, by th . .I. FAL L()ON, A.M.,
Incumbent of St. John's; on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 219th instant, at S o'clock, by the Rev. H. M'NEILE,
D.D., Canon of Ches er, when Collections will be made in Aid
of the Fund for Supporting a Scripture Reader for the District
of Windsor.

TO THE ELECTORS OF EVERTON AND
KIRKDALE WARD.

GENTLEMEN.
IJAVING been requested, by an influential portion
of your body to allow myself to be put in NOMINATION
as a CANDIDATE for your WARD, to fill the Seat vacant by
the Election of Mr. LANOSDALE as an Alderman, I have no
hesitation in complying with your wishes.
As an exposition of my opinions, I may state that I ant
favourable to the Rating of all Property for the Relief of the
Poor; and with regard to the Rivington Pike Question, (which
has received the sanction of Parli , --will direct my
attention to confining the exile ' ure within the limits of the
estimates.
All other Local Qu ons shall receive from me the best
consideration, kee ' ~ in view the interests of the good Oki
Town of Liver , and the trade thereof.
I remain Gentlemen,

Yours-61thfully,

Br eck-road, Everton, 11th November, 1850. G. HORNBY.

LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL AND
DOUGLAS NAVIGATION.

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W Hs
PEFRCERALS
EN,coEtßie,kAeLhaczsrsbeen duly given that a
ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of
PROPRIETORS of the CANAL NArIGATION from LEEDS to
LIVERPOOL and DOUGLAS NAVIGATION will be held at
the House of Mr. William Wood, the Talbot Inn, in Bradford,
in the county of York, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of WEDNES-
DAY, the I Sth day of December next, for the purpose of proposing
and taking into consideration,that an alteration should be made
in the Tolls, Rates, and Duties on all Goods, Wares, and Mer-
chandise, of every description, which should be carried and
navigated upon the whole or any part of the said Canal and
Navigation, by raising the said Tolls, Rates, and Duties upon
sucGoods. Wares, and Merchandise, or upon such part or
parts thereof, as the said Proprietors shall think proper and
determine.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GI '
that, at the same Special General. As yof Proprietors, at
the place and time aforesaid, it w so be proposed and taken
into consideration that certai oils, Rates, Dues, and Duties
arising from, or apperta' g to, the Passage or Carriage of
Goods, Wares, and Me andise, upon or aver the said Canall
and its several Bra es, and also certain Warehouses, Wharfs,
Offices, Fixtures ranes, and Machines incidental to, or used
therewith, sh be LET on LEASE for Twenty-one Years, or
for such 1 period and on such terms and conditions as will
be then and there proposed to the said Assembly, and as the
said Proprietors shall then deem advisable and determine ;
and, if so determined, to grant such Lease to such Parties as
the Proprietors there assembled shall think fit.

SAMUEL HAILSTONE,
Law Clerk to the said Company of Proprietors.
Bradford, Yorkshire, November I, 1850.

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH SCHOOLS,
GREAT CROSSHALL-STREET
THE COMMITTEE of the SUBSCRIBERS to the
FUND for erecting SCHOOLS in connexion with ST.
JOHN'S CHURCH, respectfully solicit from the Friends of
Scriptural Education further contributions to the Funds which
is stia deficient of the amount required for completing the
Schools; this aniount the Committee hay tisfaction of
being enabled to state will not exeee
A sufficient sum for erecting ain Building having been
secured, the Committee c idered it advisable to proceed
therewith, and it is no • course of erection.
The additional required is for' works not contracted
for, and which i ude the fitting-up of the Schools.
These Sell s will provide accommodation for 500 Children
in one of the poorest and most densely peopled districts of this
town, and the Committee therefore confidently appeal to their
fellow-townsmen to enable them to complete this work, in the
progress of which so far, they thankfully acknowledge that
they have reeeived a most generous support.
Donations will be received by the Treasurers, the Rev. W.
M. FALLOON, 3, Brougham-terrace; Mr. THOMAS CARSON,
Talbot Chambers, Fenwick-street ; or by the Members of the
COMMITTEE.

Mr. ROBERT ADAMS, 13, North John-street,
Mr. EDWARD FALLOON, 4, Shaw-street,
Mr. WILLIAM HUTTON, 22, Byrom-street,
Mr. GEORGE NICKSON, 107, Byrom-street,
Mr. JOHN PICKUP, 38, Stafford-street,
Mr. JOHN RICHMOND, 3, Paradise-street,
Mr. JOHN RIMMER, 28, Nile-street,
Mr. VALENTINE SMITH, 4, Beech-terrace, Fairfield,
Mr. OWEN WILLIAMS, 5, Everton-crescent,
Mr. THOS. WILLOOOSE, 39, Exchange-alley North,
Mr. JOHN WEIOHTMAN, Town-hall.
Rev. R. W. WOLSELEY, 40, Stafford-street,
Hon. Secretary.

BIRKENHEAD DOCKS.
NOTICE.
THE EGERTON DOCK VN DRY and
CLOSED on the 23d " t, for the purpose of com-
pleting the communicat* ith the Great Float.
W. HADFIELD, Secretary,

Dock-office,.X•V.°lth.