The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-01-11 00:00:00

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d appropriate for the
•ound, which will be

platform -erected for the purpose.

take the liberty of directing attention to the
D GERMAN MANUFACTURI

IN WOOD,
i Colour•!

submersion in the Mineral
which the present is the first

TABLES

nto England. consisting of
WORK-BOXES. CARD, GLOVE, AND
OTHER BOXES,

I Embell

lost tasteful and

ment not permitting more than
they respectfully await the honour of a
and as their researches have ex-
e numerous Branches of their

of an Advert

Novelty in

venture to rely upon the con-

ation which has hitherto accom-

tir aim to

OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS
24, CHURCH-STR4IT.

CLAPHAM'S
CLOTH H A L L,
CORNER OF PARADISE-STREET

CHURCH-

STRF,ET,

OFFERS to the. PUBLIC and FAMILIES purchasing
CLOTH at this season of_ the year, for the junior

branches, a large and well-selected STOCK of DOUBLE-
MILLED and SUPERFINE WATERPROOF
CLOTHS,
BEAVERS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, &c.,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES
Owing

to the greAt depression in trade in the manufac-
, El. C. can, without boast, say that Cloths
cheap, care being taken in purchasing to have

districts

r were

ye satisfaction in wear

ISTCOATING

which,

or ttyle

noderate prices, are not to be equalled.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN TAILORS'
TRIMMINGS,
Of which an immense Stock is kept.

TO THE
AT the
vated

CORPORATION OF LIVERPOOL AND
T I-I E PUBLIC.

hen the arts and sciences are culti-

y men of discernment amongst
y, JOSEPH MARSTON and Co. re-
share of public patronage, and challenge
lice an article superior to their own, from
.
the finest Wine Cork, to the minutest Phial. J. M. and Co.
the best and most satisfactory reasons for this assertion,
e picked, and most chosen Craftsmen in the
nd not is usual with many, having their goods cut
om the inexperienced hands of young ap-
ance of the consumer, and

afully C

their men being

3 small

irreparable disgrace of the manufacturer.
J. M. and Co. beg humbly, and with confidence to remark

n Liverpool an establishment offering to
in opportunity of inspecting

tivate Gentlemen and c

before purchasing, and where the curious may witness the
industrious aregan through every stage of the manufacture.
CLARENDON CORK MANUFACTORY,
SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
CORNER OF CABLE• STREET, LIVERPOOL.

LLOYD'S REGISTER OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN
SHIPPING.

ESTABLISHED 1834.
SHIPS CLASSED A 1

original designation of nearly 500 ships of
aoovec. s having expired on the 31st of December,
'aractt , having been consequently changed from
-ttention of Shipowners and their Agents is
page 14, section 54, under which the
snips in question may become entitled to be replaced upon

THE perk

and their characters
Pt 1 to 1, tl,-

directed to the Ru

the first description of the first class, if,
upon survey, they shouid be found eligible, and to continue
thereon for a period not exceeding one-third of the number
of years which had been originally assigned to them as A 1
thins.

of ships

By order of the Committee,
CHARLES GRAHAM, Secretary
White Lion-court, Cornhill, London,
Jan. 3,1842.

'['HE following Gentlemen, considering Mr. JOHN
.1. BRINDLEY highly deserving of public consideration
and pecuniary support, have formed themselves into a Com-
mittee, for the purpose of receiving DONATIONS or
SUBSCRIPTIONS, to enable him to carry on his laudable
and Christian operations against the foul system of Infidelity

H u 7,11 M'Neil

Rev. F. Parry,

„ T. N
S. CI

F. Ould

P. Brown,

COnnor

G. Mansfield,

I J. Middleton, Esq
Lieut. Tracy.
CRISP, Honorary Secretary,
0, Slat:r-street.

or Annual Subscriptions may be forwarded to

CH PASTORAL AID SOCIETY
Instituted 19th February, 1836.

Vice-Paircins

d Bishop of Winchester.
Bishop of Bath and Wells
1 Bishop of Llandaff.

In of Chester

Chichester

Bishop (
Bishop of Ripon

)p of Nrwich

Rev. the Lord Bishop of Peterborough.
Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lichfield.
Rev, the Lord Bishop of Worcester.
Rev. the Lord Bishop of Sotior and Man
Noble the Marquis of Cholmondeley.

H on. the Earl of Chichester

The Right Hon. the Earl of Harrowby.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Gninsborough
The Right Hon. Lord (7althorpe.
The Right Hon. Lord Bexley.

President

Hon. Lord Ashley, M.P.
Vice-Presidents.
't. Hon. Lord Sandon, Hon. Arthur Kinnaird.
John Hardy, Esq.. M.P.
J. P. Piumptre, Esq., M.P.
T. Baring, Bart. Abel Smith, Esq., M.P.
Sir T. Biome&ld, Bart. The Rev. the Warden of Wad-
Sir W. R. Farquhar, Bart. ham College, Oxford.
Sir 0. Mosley. Bart. The Principal of Magdalene
The Hon. Mr. Baron Gurney. Hall, Oxford.
Rt. Hon. Sir George H. Rose, The Regius Professor of Di-
M. P. vinity, Oxford.
Rt. Hon. H. Goulburn, M.P.

The Rigt

A. Anew, Bart

Treasurer.

John Labouchere, Esq

Secretary.
Rev. Ellis B. Were, 111. A

Committee.

whn ar

embers of the Society, and twenty-

:ed Lay-Members

The Committee regret that they are compelled once more
to inform their friends and supporters, that the funds of the
Society are still inadequate to the many and urgent demands
inue to be made upon them. They beg to place
r friends some particulars of a few cases of appli-
)A for aid, which have been recently before the Com-

1. The d

containing a population of 12,000
7.'n in the north of England;
of the Incumbent almost nominal : application

son's, in a la

rant for Curate,

2. The parish

f D-, with a population of between
uring and poor: application for

)0, manufact

3. The parish of T-, with a population of 14,000
wretchedly poor, and exceedingly immoral. The Society
had made a grant for a Curate ; and the Incumbent now ap-
plies for another grant for a lay-assistant.
These and man similar cases which might be mentioned,
appeal powerfully to the heart of every Christian, and espe-
cially of every Churchman, who desires to see the benefits of
our parochial system really and practically e,;joyed by every
parish an.:
It is the desig

_
strict in our land.
of the Church Pastoral-Aid Society to fur-
ie attainment of this desirable object ; and that, not by
means of any newly-constructed machinery, but simply, by
the Church more effectually to employ the admirable
which she has long possess-d. The Com-
, invite and entreat their fellow-Christians
and fellow- Churchmen to aid them in the good work in which
they are engaged ; to assist them in multiplying the means of
religious instruction, by r

enabling

of mean

rtioning in some reasonable

the number

sprawl

that of our lar,

increasing p

,nt liahilities of the Society are .£24,385 ; whereas
me during the last year was only £19,665; whilst the
yes invested property has been reduced to X 2,300. Hence
"ear that unless the funds of the Society are con-
siderably augmented, the Committee will he nnder the pain-
ful necessity not only of refusing aid to fresh applicants, but
also of, withdrawing it from some to whom it has been already

t will a

"'lie grants of the Society at present in operation support
their labours 208 clergymen and thirty-four lay-assistants,
• -P of £18,225 per annum. In addition to these,
rty-nine grants for clergymen, and three for lay-
lot in operation, requiring a further sum of £-1.160
vlien all the appointments shall have been made by
The Incumbents aided by the Society have
the charge of 7,500 souls, with an average
ad no less than In are without parsonage-

houses

!arnestly request their friends in the
the Society additional annual subscrip-
s after sermons, and to promote the
ry Associations. Ladies who kindly
li.terly and other collections, will ren-
.o the Society. The Society's papers
collecting cards, will be forwarded

on application to the Secre

ili be thankfully received in

s or an
e Treas

Williams, Deacon, anc

Co., Birch
St. James'

Farquhar, and Co

natchard, at)

t; and by
It is I

153.,•
Jested that communication
...,;e4 of the Church Pasto

ral:Aid

Falcon-court, Fleet

he is growmg

EI.E N GTH

—A friend of ours sai,l
rY day, He hie got so weak now

!ELI) AND MA

WAY.--

er than 8,509 pas-

1 along t

stated to

of ;ailway. This •
'umber of people ever booked in
north of England.

iav on a

GARTER.—To
, a slightw theaneedote will suffice-
-0 she estimation in
1 this order,
:tr, and at the C(mgresa of Vienna, when
)mpliment, and civilities were Aging about pretty
‘letternich made a formalappheation for the
s refused him on
no
the ground that
a member unless he was a crowned Head
Chivalry
who
George 11. ; and this was to k
.I—„,-, .vpry other Order of
c
This rule has valry in
-- . , however
ing the present reign ; for the prince
_ made
--- --._ ... Duke of Coburg, have each been
Should the King of Prussia come to the ebristen-
s n,ost likely he will leave the kingdom with the
embroidered strap" about his knos..—Looker-on.

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