The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-08-23 00:00:00

STATIONS OF WESLEYAN METHODIST
PREACHERS.

The following appointments were made at the ninety-ninth
annual conference, subject to correction :

The Liverpool district.—Liverpool, North, (Brunswick
Chapel, &c.)—Abraham E. Farrer, Joseph Beaumont, John
H. James. Liverpool, South, (Pitt-street, &c.)—William
Atherton, Joseph Hargreaves, Henry Chettle. Liverpool,
Welsh, (Benn's-gardens, &c.)—Thomas Aubrey, Edward
Jones, Ist. Chester—Thos. Stead, William H. Clarkson.
Holywell, (English,)—Henry S. Thomas, Thomas Sbaw.
Carnarvon, (English,) Thomas Rodham. Holyhead
Joseph Sykes. Wrexham—Francis Barker, Joseph White-
head. Whitchurch, (Salop)—Adam Fletcher, Geo. Dickin-
son. Warrington—Samuel Wilde, Richard Rymer, James
S. Thomas. St. Helen's and Prescot —William Elton, James
P. Fairburn. Wigan—William Constable, Frederick Payne.
Southport and Ormskirk—John Hague, William Parkinson.
Preston and Chaley—William B. Stephenson, Benjamin
Slack, Jas. Scholes. Garstang—Moses Rayner, George
Paterson. Lancaster—John Talbot, Alfred Abbott.—Wm.
Atherton, chairman of the district ; Abraham E. Farrar,
financial secretary.

The Manchester and Bolton District.—First Manchester,
Newton,
Peter &c.) Joseph Taylor, Robert
Peter Cooper, John Clulow • Edward Gibbons, Walter Hus-
sey, supernumeries. Second Manchester, (Irwell-street, &c.)
—John Nowell, John Nelson, George Maunder ' • Josiah H.
Walker, supernumery. Third Manchester, (Grosvenor.
street, &c.)—James Dixon, John Lomas, George Osborn,
David Hay. Fourth Manchester, (Bridgewater-street, &e.)
—Henry Davis, Richard Brown ; Wm. Shelmerdine, super..
numery. Altrincham—lsaac Woodcock; William 0. Booth
snpernumery. Manchester, (Welsh.)—David Evans, 2d,
who shall change on two Sabbaths in every three months
with the Welsh preachers in Liverpool. Stockport, North,
(Tiviot-Dale, &c.)—William W. Stamp, Charles Westlake.
Stockport, South, (Hill-Gate, &c.)—Roger Moore, James
Little. New Mills—Samuel Allen, Charles Howe. Glossop—
Abraham Watmough, John Mann ; George Marsden, super-
numerary. Ashton-under-Lyne--Benjamin Wood, Joseph
Walker, George Hughes, Oldham—James Broke, Robert
Dugdale. Delph, (Saddleworth,)—Thomas Turner; Luke
Heywood, supernumerary. Bolton—William Jackson, Ist,
John Bedford, Nehemiah Curnock, William Edge; James
Hyde,i supernumerary. Rochdale—Benjamin Pearce, Jarvis
J• Skidmore.
Phillips, Burnley—Benjamin Firth, John Griffith ; John
bury.
Vilrs,!lpernurnerary. Bury—John Bell, Joseph Heaton,
Col,n3o—huir
Hough-
ton, 'riil i. 13. ButhY• Blackburn--John Raby, Jas. Hough-
...
Bjaeup—Leonard Pesnett, Wm. J. Shrews-
bury.
es Wilson, William Winterburn ; Win.
John Hornb ThomasV. Barrett, supernumeraries. Clitheroe—
Richard Sine'etharn 0.
Keysell. Leigh—James Rought ;
the president of the' conference
Hannah, D.D.,
to the northern branchorlference, who is also theological tutor
district. George of
the institution, chairman of the
Osborne,
-1,. .............__financial secretary.

.t.,r ,
ILCLIIs/E OF SOCIALISM.
leave for ever of Rose Hall, Cam Owen has taken his
SOCIALISM.--Mr,
speculation, after expending
uporibtire, for America. The
decided failure. Mr. Owen left it a few7,?°°°'
deposit money
or
riage purchased for him by two ladies •-ats ago, Ina car-
report, had lent him £7,000 towards con;let7 has proved a
, according to
°of Harmony
Hall." They now appear to resign all hope
interest. It is further said, that even the de
rn°'ley for
Rose Hall has not been paid. The Hampshire breezes were
getting troublesome to the father of socialism: hence this
sudden departure.—Correspondeut of Morning Post.