The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-05 00:00:00

WILL GIVE
TWO ENTERTAINMENTS,
CALLED
IRISH EVENINGS:
THE FIRST,
IT, TO-MORRO TV( IVEDNESDeinst. ;
ahe SECOND ENTERTAIN willsth
be given on
SATURDAY, 9th inst.
SICALK TEMPLET° N., will give TWO MU-
ENTERTAI ENTS on WEDNESDAY and
gi,vrthme, the 27tIt and.3oth inst.
en`VARLES KEMBLE, Esq., will commence a
siiActir,E of SIX READINGS of the PLAYS of
-"'".PEARE, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th December
next,

The
of it, Admission of non-Members to the Entertainments
of LOVER and Mr. TEMPLETON, and to the Readings
tvej,•_•ICEmBLE, will be Two Shillings and Sixpence each
to
GORGE c'ilqe of the severe indisposition of Mr.
etsarily
nee Tnozup,os, his Course on British India is
postponed.
LOWER SCHOOL.
thel.l Quarter of this School commenced on FRIDAY,
Bt
lust.

EVENING SCHOOLS.
ReAan ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY CLASS, for
241ing. Writing, and Arithmetic, has just been opened.
mint-street, Nov. 4.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY ANNUAL
EXHIBITION.
THE EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS by MODERN
t ARTISTS is NOW OPEN, DAILY, at the Exit'.
stir/0" ROOMS, OLD POST-OFFICE-PLACE, CHURCH-
:ritEET from Ten o'clock in the-AVlaning until Dusk ;
"
" in the Evening from en until Ten, Brilliantly
Illumz•noted by Gls.
Adm,ssion, Is.; alogue, la. •, Season Ticket, ss.
On Saturdays, the Exhibition will Close at Dusk.
JAMES T. EGLINGTON, Secretary.

LANDSEER'S PICTURE OF "SHOEING."
MR- GRUNDY has much pleasure in announcing that
the above celebrated Picture (which was the leading
ipraction at the late Royal Aeaderayliso now on PRI-
4TE VIEW, for a few da itrUs Roms. Admis-
-
„i°ll by Card.
REPO RY OF ARTS,
26, CHUBC -STREET, LIVERPOOL.

'WESLEYAN METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONS.
A. PUBLIC MEETING will be held in BRUNSWICK
fly CHAPEL, Moss-street, on TO-MORROW EVENING,
etioesday,) the 6th instant, on which occasion the
sßev, THOMAS B. FREEMAN, one of the General
4printendents of Wesleyan Missions in Western Africa,
2 communicate his
operati on the Gold Coast and
interestin:,,sipttettrel7S respecting the
filt"gress of l‘lissionary
CiiAbc, kingdom of -Ashanti:- The Rev. WILLIAM
Will MILNE,A4I.A., Missionary from China,
also take part iwile proceedings.
The`Worshipful the M AYOR will take the Chair at
alf.Dast Six o'clock precisely.
',A Collection will be made in the course of the Meeting
Missionary
of the general operations of the Wesleyan
Issionary Society.
JOSEPH YATES ASHTON,
SAMUEL K. HEALEY, Secretaries.
Liverpool, November, 1844.

IRISH SO.
A puLic MEETING of ft
FRIENDS of the above
SOCIETY will be held, ((god willing,) in the Aiw-
HITHEATRE, on MONDAY EVEN -orate 18th instant ;
and SERMONS preached, in • of the Society, in several
of the Liverpool Churche the 17th instant.
WRev. JOHN LEV , M.A., Rev. WM. PENNE-
ATHER, M.A., nd Rev. DANIEL FOLEY, M.A.,
attend as a Deputation.
Further particulars will be given next week.

LIVERPOOL CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL

_
SOCIETY.
A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY,
3,;""- held at the School-room, in Cornwallis-street, on
.',EtloAy the 25th October, 1844.
The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL in the Chair,
b It was moved by the Rev. C. W. LAWRENCE, seconded
Y J. HOWARD, Esq., and
~ileaolved-1. That the Report now,read beadopted, and
the Treasurer's accounts passedand that they be printed
And circulated amongst the scribers.4'mb
,s‘loved by the Rev. ES NORTH, seconded by the
"v. GEORGE Dovg nd
a' Resolved-2. Tk while the Schools of the Society are
at satisfactory csndition, the state of the Funds is such
.„!_.llO make the most strenuous efforts needful for its
-......ml
otenance and success.
13,ki,:teuti by R. L. CARR, Esq., seconded by the Rev. F.
22esote'eda n
Committee 4....3. That the following gentlemen form the
a the present year : .
The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Chester.
The Rev, j,„ VICE-PRESIDENTS.
The Rev, jcti-patl'an Brooks, M.A. 1 Rectors of
Sir Thomas Ifrustus Campbell. M.A. I Liverpool.
Adam Hodgsoaril,eßksecir: Charles
Jones, HorsfalEl,
sq. Esq.
James Aspinall, Esq, lIN il
DatEcTous.
Charles Groves, Esq.
J. T. Alston Esq.
N. D. Bold,, Esq.
John Campbell, Esq. R. W. Houghton, Esq.
Thomas B. Horsfall, Esq.
Samuel Holtne, Esq.
Thomas
Cotesworth, Esq. John Howard, Esq.
inornas Dover, Esq. Charles Inman, Esq.
"°llrl Fletcher, Esq. Edmund Molyneux, Esq.
...s_Aleo.Freckleton,Esq. M.D. I A. W. Powles, Esq.
441vard Gibbon, Esq. John Rigby, Esq.

CLERGY.
Ile,. T. Bold, M.A. Rev. J. C. Prince, M.A.
George Dover, M.A. —T. L. Pain, M.A.
Hugh M'Neile, M.A. -C. W. Lawrence, M.A
James North, M.A. - Cecil Wray, M.A.
Frederick Parry, B.D.

TREASURER.
R. L. Carr, Esq.
Rev. SECRETARIES.
Frederic Barker. I John A. Tinne, Esq.
Richard Gibson, Esq. AUDITORS. •
George Stubbs, jun., Esq.
M°ved by J. HOWARD, Esq., seconded by R. L.
''',ll,ll, Esq., and
glen to That the best thanks of this meeting be
;I:en to those Clergy who have advocated the claims of
ofe.."iety, and permitted collections to be made in aid
e funds during the past year.
t °
the Chai -iteso/ved-5. That the thanks of the meeting be given
rrnan.

THE following is a COPY of a LETTER sent to each
of the Trustees of Oldham-street Scotch Church :
"Me " Liverpool, 2d Nov., 1844.
Messy Duncan and Radcliffe.
Sent'3,l4s,—l have been informed that the Pulpit of the
oec,—" Church, Oldham-street, is to, be allowed to be
r-uPif'd next Sabbath by vdco, I hold, have no
last Per authority for so doing, as I was not at the
as, %Tering of Trustees, I beg leave to intimate to you
Ido i'ary Agents foarserrustees of said Church, that
the- r:ot,uPPrve or a iesce in the proceedings which
1-00 K place; an that it is my intention not to give
and y ()Mee of stee, or my rights as a Shareholder,
sessi "3 resist alt attempts that may be made to give pos-
Josp-"" °„,tl of the said Church; and that I still hold the Rev.
R. Welsh to be Minister of the said Church.
" Gentlemen,
" Your obedient servant,
Inst "ROBERT BAIRD."
the e ructions were given to secure the Church against
term Ptrance of any unauthorised party until the final de-
ipation of the question about the property. Sunday
the 'lin, however, tbe Church was forcibly entered by
cri?resentatives of Mr. Welsh's opponents, in the suit
Well ancerY, and notwithstanding that, the gate) were
the
esecured a second time, and sufficient notice given of
in th"sequences ;—they were again violently broken open
afternoon.

oppIPROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
'CE OF SURVEYORS OF BUILDINGS AND
NOTICE WAREHOUSES.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Council
Lordhave provided an Office, situate in,Gommerce-court,
e._ -street, for the use of the_,Sdiveyors of Buildings,
reilyointed under an Act pawl in the sth year of the
ping" of her present Majes y", intituled " An Act for the
14-r"tion of the He of the Inhabitants of the
tTlgh oirpoo and for the Better Regulation of
/ft
the tgB Within th said Borough," and for the use of
Act Surveyors 91Varehouses appointed under another
the Missed in the Session of Parliament holden in the 6th
7th yearg of the same reign, intituled " An Act for
L,veßetter Protection of Property in the Borough of
t,,,, 'Pool from Fire ;" and that the Surveyors under the
(Sun
Acts will henceforth attend at such Office daily
days c t d), between the hours of Twelve and
One o'eloceitk ePe
BY order of the Council.
WILLIAM SHUTTLEWORTH,
7.°t°n-hall, Nov. Ist, 1844. Clerk to the Council.