The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-06-17 00:00:00

PATRON,

The Right Reverend the LORD BISHOP F CHESTER
PATRONESSES,
The Right Honourable the COUNT SOF SEFTON.
The Right Honourable the LADY STANLEY.
The Right Honourable the LADY FRANCES SANDON
Thy Honourable Mrs. BOOTLE WILBRAHAM.

President of Ladies' Committee, Mrs. HESKETH.
President of Gentlemen's Committee, Rev. HUGH M'NEILE
Treasurer, Mr. HARMOOD BANNER.

PHIS Institution for the Maintenance and Education of
Female Orphans, born within seven miles of Liverpool,
and for qualifying them for domestic service, was opened in
August, 1840. It now contains forty-five Orphans, and the
house, in Upper Stanhope-street, in which it commenced, is
already too small for its inmates, whilst several cases are
waiting for admission, and the demands of three more years
will come upon it before vacancies can occur by any of the
present Children being ready to be placed out.
. .

To avert, with as little de-lay as possible, the painful alter-
native of rejecting other applicants, it has been determined
that a new and commodious Institution shall be erected, for
which purpose a grant of land has been liberally made by the
Town Council of Liverpool, on the site of the old Botanic
Garden, fronting Myrtle-street.
A building of plain character is intended, and the Commit-
tees pledge themselves to economy in its construction ; but
the cost will, notwithstanding, be considerable, in conse-
quence of the extent of the accommodation necessary. It is
proposed to provide for the reception of one hundred and
fifty Children. Towards the erection nearly £3OOO has been
raised. The further sum of £3OOO is required; and the
Committees make their respectful, but earnest appeal to
benevolent Christian hearts promptly to supply it.
The committees entreat, in particular, their friends, the
Clergy, to lead the way by appeals to their respective con-
gregations ; soon, if practicable, but, if prior claims prevent
immediate compliance, as soon as convenient. Towards the
foundation of this truly Christian object, the committees
hope to record a sermon and collection in every church
within the circle of seven miles from the Liverpool Exchabge,
to which distance its benefits extend.
A list of donations thus far is appended for which the com-
mittees are grateful. By comparing this list with the first
report of the Asylum published; it will be observed that many
of its original promoters have increased their contributions to
meet the present requisition. It is hoped that this example
will be extensively followed—that the charitable who have
not already come forward will heartily respond to this appeal
both as donors and annual subscribers, and that all will be
anxious to enrol themselves amongst the first founders and
zealous supporters of an institution, which is to relieve so in-
teresting and destitute a class of the co
the " POOR FEMALE ORPHA
£ s. d

that of

X s. d.
. 10 0 0
. 10 0 0

Collection, after a Mrs. Nicol
Sermon by the Chas. S. Parker
Right Rev. the Thomas Pemberton,
Lord Bishop of Esq., M.P. .. 10 0 0
Chester, at St. Mrs. otter
Peter's Church.. 115 15 0 Ebenezer Rae .... 10 0 0
Collection, after a Robert Rigby..
Sermon by the John Robin
Rev. W. Hesketh, Joseph Sandars..
at St. Michael's, Mrs. Semple lO 0 0
Toxteth-park.... 79 9 0 Robert Semple
James Aspinall.... 50 0 0 Samuel Staniforth . 10 0 0
Harmood Banner.. 50 0 OS. H. Thompson
Joshua Edwards.. 50 0 OT. K. Thompson
Grand Junction Charles Turner lO 0 0
Railway Coin- Samuel Turner lO 0 0
pang
John Huddleston.. 50 0 0 Sir Jos. Walmsley . 10 0 0
James Lawrence.. 50 0 0 Alfred Waterhouse. 10 0 0
William M'Cracken 50 0' 0 Mrs. Daniel Willis. 10 0 0
Edmund Molyneux 50 0 0 George Armstrong. 5 5 0
Henry Moss 5O 0 OW. Balleny
William Potter.... 50 0 0 James Bold
John Ripley 5O 0 0 John Campbell.... 5 5 0
John Swift: ....
Charles Tayleure.. 50 0 0 John Owen
William Watson.. 50 0 0 Silver, Hayter &Co 5 5 0
Henry Winch.... 50 0 OS. Lee Trotman
R. T. Woodward.. 50 0 0 The Right Hon. the
Rev. R. Loxham.. 45 0 0 Lady F. Sandou.. 5 0 0
Collection, after a Major Axford
Sermon by the . Anonymous, per J.
Rev. Colin Camp- C. Wilson 5 0 0
bell, at St. John H. W. Banner
Baptist's Church, Mrs. Barnes ....
Toxteth-park.... 35 14 6 Mrs. Baron
William 8r0wn.... 35 0 0 Charles Birch
The Right Hon. the William Bird 5 0 0
Earl of Derby.. 30 0 0 Thomas Brancker 5 0 0
Collection, after a Joseph Brereton
Sermon, by the Henry T. Browne.. 5 0 0
Rev. Dr. Byrth, Robert Browne 5 0 0
at Wallasey.... 28 0 0 Thomas Browne
William Fawcett.. 25 0 0 Mrs. W. J. Browne 5 0 0
Robert Woodward 25 0 OW. J. Browne ..
Peter Bourne 2l 0 0 Charles Brownell.. 5 0 0
John Moss.... .
The Right Hon. Thomas Case 5 0 0
the Countess of Peter Cato 5 0 0
Sefton 2O 0 0 Mrs. Williams Clare 5 0 0
Cresswell Cresswell, William Claxton .. 5 0 0
Esq., M.P 2O 0 0 Matthew Clover .. 5 0 0
Mrs. Aikin..
Rev. A. Campbell 2O 0 0 Henry Copeland.. 5 0 0
A Friend, per Mr. John Crosfield.. .. 5 0 0
Banner . . 2O 0 0 James Davies 5 0 0
John Gladstone.... 20 0 OC. T. Dunlevie 5 0 0
Matthew Gregson, 20 0 0 Mrs. Dyson..
Mrs. Leigh..
William Pennington 20 0 0 George W. Ewing.. 5 0 0
Samuel Sandbach 2O 0 0 Francis Foster.... 5 0 0
Henry R. Sandbach 20 0 OA. Friend, per Mrs.
Thomas Browne l5 5 0 Henry Moss....
James Buchanan l5 0 0 A Friend, per Miss
Richard Gibson.. 15 0 0 A Gregson..
The Misses Myers l5 0 0 A Friend, per Miss
Robert Bickersteth 10 10 0 E. Gregson
Mrs. James Dawson 10 10 OJ. W. Gibson
William Danson .. 10 10 0 The Misses Gildart
Rev. Wm. Hesketh 10 10 OF. M. Gillanders
arncs Moss lO 10 0 Thos. S. Gladstone
tev. J. N. Peill
ohn Aikin
Liss Alexander
1 A 14.mA.

J 0 0

5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0

\
Edward Banner .. 10 0 0 Miss HollinsheE
John M. Banner .. 10 0 0 James Holme.
William Banning.. 10 0 0 Henry Holmes
Charles Bardswell 10 0 0 John Holmes..

James Baron lO 0 0 Charles H. Horsfall 5 0 0
John Baron
John Bent
Thomas 801t0n.... 10 0 01. 0. of Odd Fel-

Mrs. Bowdon .... 10 0 0 lows, Manches-
Rev. Jon. Brooks 10 0 0 ter Unity
Christopher Bullin 10 0 0 Mrs. Inman
William P. Bushby 10 0 0 Mrs. Jones, Lark-
Christopher Bushell 10 0 0 hill
Joseph Cooper .... 10 0 0 William Jones 5 0 0
Edgar Corrie lO 0 0 Rev.Robt.Leicester 5 0 0
John Crosthwaite lO 0 0 John Leyland .... 5 0 0
Miss Currie
Mrs. Eden lO 0 0 William Mann .... 5 0 0
Mrs. John Fletcher 10 0 0 John Marrow .... 5 0 0
Mrs. Willm. Foster 10 0 0 James M`Gregor 5 0 0
Edward Gibbon lO 0 0 Mrs. Middleton .. 5 0 0
James Gilfillan
W. 11. Gilliat
Lancelot Graham lO 0 0 Rev. Thomas Moss 5 0 0
George Green
Richard Harbord.. 10 0 0 Miss Oakes
Mrs. Hegan lO 0 0 John Orrell
John Holden.. lO 0 0 William Ramsden.. 5 0 0
Richard Houghton. 10 0 0 Joseph Ridgway
E. W. Jackson.... 10 0 0 William Ridyard
Robert Jamieson .. 10 0 0 Thomas Royden
Charles W. Jones.. 10 0 0 Nicholas Salisbury. 5 0 0.
Richard Jones .... 10 0 0 John Sanders
J. Hodson Kearsley 10 0 0 Benj. Sattertbwaite 5 0 0
Henry Killick .... 10 0 0 Joseph Shipley... • 5 0 0
TheophilusLabruere 10 0 0 James Smith 5 0 0
Ambrose Lace .... 10 0 0 William Smith. • 5 0 0
Mr. Jas. Lawrence. 10 0 0 Mrs. Henry Steele. 5 0 0
John Shaw Leigh.. 10 0 0 John Stewart 5 0 '0
Richard Leyland .. 10 0 0 James Stringer... • 5 0 0
Thomas Littledale . 10 0 OC. R. Taylor..
J. B. Lloyd
0 0 Roger Waterhou--. 5 0 0
M. D. Lowndes
John Marriott
E. Mocatta
0 OW. W. Willink.... 5 0 0
10 0 0 Mrs. Toulmin .... 5 0 0
house. 5 0 0
Mrs.virs.
JE.dmwauridieMneouxon.
1100
Wm. Jos. Myers .• 10 0 0 Thomas Wilson.... 5 0 0
Adam Newell
Thomas Newton lO 0 0 H. Wrigley .... 5 0 0
Sundry Donations under £5 .... £l7O 14 0
Donorr of Ten Pounds are Guardians for Life, and Annual
Subscribers of One Guinea Guardians during the time of
subscribing.

5 0 0
5 0 0

REFORM IN THE NN OOLLEN TRADE.
\ATE do not hold out that hackneyed and often false asser-
tion of having on sale the Stock of some unfortunate
Tradesman as bankrupt or insolvent, but we feel it a duty to
the Public to call their attention to the method on which.our

Business is conducted.
In the first place, we go to the best markets to p ase
our Goods, and, from the general depression now fisting in
the manufacturing districts, are enabled to, er BROAD
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, TWEEDS, GAIWBROONS, &c.,
&c., at incredibly low prices.
Secondly.—The lowest price is marked on each Piece of
Goods, from which no abatement can possibly be made, which
is a great advantage to the Pablic and persons not under-
standing the Woollen Trade, and has gained for our Esta-
blishment notoriety as being the cheapest in the North of
England.
Thirdly.--To insure the utmost attention to Customers by
oFAasistants, the Premises are closed punctually at Eight
nd we earnestly solicit our Patrons to make their
early in the day, and, by their recommendations,
support us in our endeavours to do away with the late Hours
of Business.

o'clock
purcha.

HOLME

PARADI,

r CLOTH MART,

STREET,

. .
(Opposite to Custom.houset Liverpool.)
P.S.—Light Sovereign's taken at their fall Currency for
Goods. IL G. C. M.

WHIP MANUFACTORY, ISLINGTON,
ESTABLISHED 1816.

Q EASONED, Seasoning Dressed, and Finished, upwards
KJ of Two Hundred Gross of Gig, Tandem, Pair, and Four
Horse CROPS, some of which are exceedingly choice, and

cannot be suryas

Ladies and Gentlemen's HAND WHIPS, in Gold and

Silver ; a large supply. •
Patent Gig and Chariot RUGS

; and in Sets, for Hall and

Parlour Docirs

A N Assortment of upwards of 100 PIANO-FORTES,
XI. from 7 to 100 Guineas, on Sale and Hire, at-W. P.
DREAPER'S PIANO-FORTE and MUSIC. WARE-
HOUSE, 49, BOLD-STREET, (Six doors above,Newington.)
,rder,

Excellent second-hand Square Piano-
by Broadwood and other makers, fro
Cabinet Piano-fortes, Ditto

Six-octave Cott

e Ditto,

Six-and-a-half Horizontal Grand Ditto
Patent Semi-Grand Ditto
W. P. DREAPER be
returned from London,
now replete with all the novelties in t

an elegant and eat
hand PIANO-FOR
COLLARD and COLT
esteemed I
Pian

Maker

P. D. vi

LIVERPOOL ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
THE Annual Exhibition of the WORKS of MODERN
ARTISTS will take place in August next. All Works
of Art sent for Exhibition will be received from the 25th of
July to the 15th of August, inclusive, and must be addressed
to the Secretary, at the Exhibition-rooms, Church-street.
At the back of each Frame must be writte4.the name of the
Artist and the subject of the Picture, b.eaccompanied by a

descriptive note. No Picture or Duffing can 1;e admitted
without a Gilt Frame. No Copies, nor Works which have
been publicly exhibited in Liverpool, can be received.
Permanently resident Artists will be admitted free to the
Exhibition, on application to the Secretary.

JAMES T. EGLINGTON.

L INFIRMAR Y.
,A SPECIALLIVERPO
GENERAO L MEETING of the Trustees
rb of this Institution will be holden in the Board-room,
on MONDAY, the 27th instant, between the hours of Ten
and Three, for the purpose of ELECTING a PHYSICIAN
to the LUNATIC ASYLUM, in the room of ,Di. Freckle-
ton, who succeeds to the Infirmary, in consequence of the
death of Dr. Baird.
By the laws of the Institution, " Physician shall he
" eligible who shall not have gradua
at one of the Uni-
versities of Oxford, Cambridge, Dublin, Edinburgh, or
" Glasgow ; " and " no new Trustee can vote who has not
" paid the Subscription three months previous to the day of
" election, or any other Trustee whose Subscription is not
" paid prior to voting."

The Diplomas of the several Candidates must be delivered
it the Infirmary on or before SATURDAY, the 25th instant.
WILLIAM BROWN, President.

6th June, 1842.