The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-26 00:00:00

ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, GREAT NELSON-
STREET NORTH.

TWO SERMONS will be Preached on SUNDAY
next, the 31st instant, in the above newly-consecrated
Church ; in the Morning, by the Rev. Archdeacon BROOKS,
M.A., and in the Evening, b v. ENRY MARLEN,
Incumbent.
Divine Service w' mmeuce in the Morning at a Quarter
before Eleve • in the Evening, at Half-past Six.
A Collection will be made after each Sermon, in aid of the
Funds for establishing a Girls' National School in connexion
with this Church.

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, EVERTON.
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL
IA MEF.TING of the PROPRIETO ' ' of sr. GEORGE'S
CHURCH, Everton, will be II . ursuant o the Act of Par-
liament, in he VESTRY 0 e CHURCH, 011 MONDAY, the Int
of January next, at ' e o'clock in the Forenoon.
THOMAS CARSON; Secretary.
December 23, 1848.

EVERTON CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
ASALE of USEFUL and FANCY ARTICLES, for
the above object, will take place To- "tow, (Wednes-
day,) the 27th instant, and will ue during THURSDAY
next, the 28th, and FRIDAY, 9th instant, at the EVIIRTON
NATIONAL SCHOOL, Mil te, Evertor' road.
The Sale will co ce at Ten o'clock each day.

BAZAAR, BIRKENHEAD.
LADY PATRONESS-THE HON. LADY CUST

ASALE of FANCY WORK, &c.. for the purpose
principally of Liquidating a Debt upon ST. JOHN'S
SCHOOL-HOUSE, and of supplying Funds for the Clothing and
Provident Society connected with. St. John's Church, will be
held at the MONKS' FERRY HOTEL, TO-MORROW, {Wed-
nesday,) the 27th, TtiURSDAY next, the 28th, and FRIDAY,

the 29th instant, commencing
Sa'e will also be rt
o'clock.
A [MISS!

yen o'clock each day. 'itie
:sinned on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at Six

--On Wednesday, say, and Wednesday
Evening, is.; on Friday, Children under Ten, Flee;
above that Age, 6d. N estlay's Ticket will also admit in
the Evening. •

There will be- AUCTION of the THINGS remaining on
FRIDAY EVENING, at Seven o'clock.
Uribbin's Band will be in attendance each day. _ _

LECTURES will also be delivered fer the same Objects.—
For particulars see Placards mid Handbills.
Tickets inay be had at Mr. PINKNEY'S, Waterloo-buildimtB
Bridge-street; Mr. osnouNE's, Chester-street, and Mr.
Cuoss's, Ivy-street, Birkenhead; and also at the STANDARD
and CHRONICLE-OFFICES, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL CHARITABLE SOCIETY,
FOR VISITING AND RELIEVING THE SICK AND DIS-
TRESSED AT THEIR ()WN DWELLINGS.
CONDUCTED BY MEMBERS OF THE E.S'I'ABLISHED
CIIURCII, BUT RELIEF GIrEN TO THE POOR OP

ALL RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION..
ruHE Funds of the above Society are in so low a
1 state, that without immediate aid it will be requisite to
limit. if not nitrirrothor to cnixn,-.nri ;to nr....tinne . ♦hn Crtry•

destitute, the necessary weans to e
of mercy. The Society has been in

Jle it to carry on its work
leration twenty-Six years.

and has at pr
last year relit

.uals. Its object is, whilst relievinitLbadily distress:To pro.

mote, as far as possib e, the spi ; welfare of the poor, and
in the denselc-populated di cts at the north and south ends
of the town there is ava eld for its efforts. The scarcity of
work during. the st ner has prevented many from making
their accustomed ovision against the comparatively slack
season of winte , and, consequently, munbers of the more re-
spectable cla of artisans are, ',id' others, at present suffering

forded by this andriiii;dred societies

Subscriptions and donations w•i!1 be thankfully reeeived.by
the President, the Rev. J. JONES, St. Andrew's; the Treasurer,
J. Rtonv, Esq., 4, Sandon-terrace; by Mr. ROSE, Charitable