The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-11 00:00:00

CHRIST CHURCP. NATIONAL SCHOOLS

THE Friends of these Schools are respectfully informed
that TWO SERMONS will be Preached (if the Lord
will) in CIIRIST CHURCH, Hunter-street, on SUNDAY
next, the 13th instant, by the Rev. HUGH STOWELL,
M.A., Incumbent of Christ Church, Salford, and Collections
made in aid of their exhausted Funds.

Divine Service will commence in the Morning at a Quarter
before Eleven. and in the Evening at Half-past Six o'clock.
In these Schools a4i uncompromising SCRIPTURAL and
CHURCH OF ENGLAND Education is provided for upwards
of seven hundred Children, inhabiting one of the poorest and
most populous districts in Liverpool, exclusive of a SUNDAY
SCHOOL FOR ADULTS, which is held on Sunday Afternoons,
and which has proved a most valuable means of instruction
for many hundreds of the more ignorant but inquiring poor.
As it is apprehended that, in consequence of the present de-
pression upon the commercial and trading classes, the amount
of this year's collection may fall short of that received on
previous occasions, the Committee earnestly entreat that any
friends of these interesting Schools, who may not find it con-
venient to attend the Charity Sermons, will kindly contribute
even the smallest donations, in order to relieve them from
the pressure of debt or difficulty through the ensuing year.
Donations will be thankfully received and acknowledged
by the Rev. FIELDING OuLn, Minister, 18, Soho-street ;
the Rev. GEORGE MANSFIELD, 92, Field-street and the
Rev. PETER BROWNE, 10, Norton-street ; also by EDWARD
GIBBON and THOMAS BARBER, Esqrs., Churchwardens.

THE LIVERPOOL SERVANTS' HOME AND
REGISTRY SOCIETY.
TT is not easy to over-rate the importance, to the happiness
I. and well-being of our Families, of good and faithful Do-
mestic Servants; and it is, therefore, highly desirable that
every practicable effort should be made to promote their safety
and comfort when out of place, and to assist them in their
efforts to obtain respectable situations. To accomplish these
objects, as well as to elevate the moral character and promote
the efficiency of Female. Servants generally, a Society has
just been formed, by several of the Clergy of Liverpool, for
the establishment of a SERVANTS' HOME and REGIS-
TRY. This Institution, while it is open to all Servants of
respectable character, is specially designed for those who,
from any cause not affecting their moral character, may leave
their places before obtaining others, and having no relatives
or friends in Liverpool, may desire temporary lodgings, where
they may he free from the numberless temptations to which.
young women are generally exposed in this great town, and
may be in a position to find employment in respectable fami-
lies. It is also intended for young women of respectable
character, who may come from the country to Liverpool to
seek situations.

The fundamental Laws of the Society, and the Rules for
the internal management of the Home, will sufficiently exhi-
bit the principles on which it is designed that the Institution
shall be conducted, copies of which may be obtained on ap-
plication to Mr. MEWLING, 31, Ranelagh-street.
A commodious House has just been taken at the corner of
Great Newton-street, Pembroke-place, for the purposes of
the Society, and will very shortly be opened.
The Reverend the Rectors have kindly consented to be
Vice-Presidents, and the Rev. .1. COKDEAUX and the Rev.
W. W. EwnANK to act as Clerical Visitors to the Institution.

Subscriptions and Donations will be gratefully received by
Mrs. HORSFALL, Everton, the Treasurer ; Miss M mutton',
14, Bedford-street South, Secretary ; the Rev. F. BARKER,
Edge-hill; the Bev. J. CoRDEAux, West Derby-street ; the
Rev. W. W. EWBASE, Everton; and also at the BASK OF
LIVERPOOL.