The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01 00:00:00

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limits of the district had

en altered, with the a
.cal Commissioners,' and the Qa

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Council, so
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building is, in a great measure, superseded by the snbse-

had bees► little

The entire cost of land and

t of £9,000, but as tf

quent erection of the Northern Hospital, it was proposed
to sell it for £4,000, and convert it into a church and
schools. From the difficulty of procuring a suitable site
for the dispensary, instead of it, the proposition was never

months of delay again, a plot of ground of about 2,300
yards in extent was purchased from the Corporation.
When the whole arrangements are carried out, the
ecclesiastical machinery will be one of the most complete
things of the kind in the town. Within the sane wall
and railings there will be a church, male, female, and.
infant schools, a residence for the master and mistress,
and a set of industrial schools bOth'for boys and girls.
The plan of the church is in a great degree identical
with that of Grassendale, Aigburth, which has given great
satisfaction to the public. It will be cruciform, free from
unsightly pillars in the nave or any other part, thoroughly
ventilated, and well lighted. At the extreme ends of the
nave and transepts, there will be small galleries, not
interfering with the general appearance of the interior.
These, with the ground floor, will afford seat-room for
1,000 persons ; and in lieu of an endowment about 650
of these will be free. The remaining 350 will be rented.

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height of 106 feet. The base of the Si2ire will form an
entrance to the church, and in the upper 'part there will
be facilities for the erection of a peal of bells. The
arrangements for heating will be by a hot-air apparatus,

forming a Poiited arch. On the outside the

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N!aligriant dysentery is.prerailing in North C

A tire occurren at, _ 4, July 17,
destroying the' 3fassilon-house and a number of other
buildings. Loss about $25,000, fully covered by insurance.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of incendiarism.
At Danvers. as two voune ladies. danehtprs of Frederick

Boston, were

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'one of the ladies, and mangling the other so badly that

road, resigned his office on the 15

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purpose.

From the city of Mexico to
General Alvarez is ill, with no prospect of recovery_
A new expedition, under the command of Count Bout-
bon; comprising two battalion 4, has been sent to Michoa-
can, where the revolution continues.
Santa Anna has sent the Grand Cross of Guadaloupe to
Queen Victoria, Emperor Napoleon, the King of I
and others.
A large number of. Indians f

t is reported that

1 Mexico were !lurching