The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-12-30 00:00:00

THE M'NEILE TESTIMONIAL

AT the MONTHLY MEETING of the TOXTETH-
PARK PROTESTANT OPERATIVE ASSOCIA-
TION, held in the TOXTETH-HALL, Mill-street, on MON-
DAY EVENING, December 26, 1842,

RICHARD HARBORD, Esq., in the Chair,
the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted :-
Ist.—Moved by Mr. ROBERT M'CLAY, and seconded by
Mr. WILLIAM BLEASDALE,

" That this meeting rejoices in the opportunity of contri-
buting to the M'Neile Testimonial;' that no clergyman of
the united church has rendered, under God, more signal
service to the cause of truth than the Rev. Hugh M`Neile ;
his untiring zeal as a minister of the Gospel of the grace of
God ; his able and effective vindication of our national
church ; his powerful advocacy of sound scriptural national
education ; his readiness at all times, through good report
and evil, to occupy the post of danger at the call of duty ;
and, above all, the high consistency of his Christian cha-
racter, for so many years seen and known amongst us, make
it matter no less of duty towards themselves than of debt
to him, that the friends of the Bible and the Church, in
Liverpool, should make some worthy and lasting acknow-
ledgement, as well of their sense of his services, as of their
respect and affection personally towards himself. That the
members of theToxteth-park Protestant Operative Associa-

tion feel especially happy in adding their mite towards so
deserved a tribute, inasmuch as his labours in defence and in
support of everything dear to us as Englishmen and Chris-
. .

,ans, together .with-his personal kindness to ourselves, as
4e beloved and respected president of this association, leave

us his debtors, ingratitude, to an amount which we feel
ourselves as unable to pay as to forget."
2d.—Moved by Mr. JOIIN LONGWORTH, and seconded by
Mr. THOMAS KING,

"That Richard Harbord, Esq. be the treasurer, and Mr

Hunton be the secretary, to the M'Neile testimonial fund,
and that the amount collected be added to the general fund."
3d.—Moved by Mr. CRISP. and seconded by Mr. W. T.

SANSON,

"That the thanks of this meeting be given to the thirty-
nine members of the town-council who voted on the 11th
instant i❑ favour of scriptural education, and in opposition to
Mr. G. H. Lawrence's amendment to the report of the
Education Committee."

Subscriptions will be received by RICHARD HARBORD,
Esq.; Mr. Josvpu HAttnisoN, St. James's-place; Mr.
WAosrArp, Druggist, Great George's-place ; Mr. JOHN
PAYNE, Park-lane.

The Secretary will attend every Saturday evening, at the
Committee-room, Toxteth-hall, to receive the amounts col-
lected, and give books to those who will be kind enough to
assist in collecting.

CHARLES HUNTON, Secretary
Committee-room, De:. 28, 1842.

CASE OF URGENT DISTRESS

A MOTHER and TWO DAUGHTERS are left in the
-Cl most indigent circumstances, by the long illness and
death of a son, upon whom rested their sole dependence for
support. He had just completed his Apprenticeship with
one of the most respectable mercantile houses in the town,
when the hand of affliction arrested his usual earnings, and
entailed upon his family, expenses they had no power of
meeting. One daughter is desiring a situation as Governess;
the other is keeping a school, with every prospect of being
enabled to support her mother ; but unless a few pounds
can be raised, the school must be broken up, and the Furni-
ture disposed of, as the sum already kindly contributed Is
insufficient to meet the liabilities unavoidably incurred du-
ring the illness of the young man, and for the funeral ex-
penses. The case is fully known to the Rev. Dr. Tatter-
shell, the Rev. W. W. Ewbank, and the Rev. D. James.
Any contributions will be thankfully received by the above ;
by Mr. Cu.'s'', 20, Slater-street, and at the Standard-office
W, Dixon, Esq.. •
Messrs. Graham and Taylor .. • •
Messrs. W. and J. Tyrer
Rev. Dr. Tattershall 1 0 0
Rev. W. W. Ewbank
Rev. HMI M'Neile 1 0 0
Rev. D. James ..........
Mr. H. Thornton
Mr. J. H. Mather
Messrs. Crisp and Healy 0 10 0
Additional since our last
C. Inman, Esq.
John Howard, Esq,..
A Friend
Mr. W. H. Moore, Solicitor
A Friend
A Friend
W. W. Brown

2 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 10 0
0 10 0
0 5 0
0 10 0

ITEINE BROTHERS having remitted during a very
AI- short time very large amounts of Money Dividends to
their Correspondents in Great Britain and Ireland ;
Divi-
dens of £25,000, £lB,OOO, £9OOO, £5OOO, and £3600 to
London ; £3600, £BOO, and £7OO, to Edinburgh ; £3600 to
Dublin ; £3600 to Beverley ; £3600 to Halifax ; £l2OO to
Porthleaven Harbour ; £9OO, £7OO, and £6OO to Liverpool ;
£9OO to Hull; £9OO to Newcastle-upon-Tyne; £9OO and
£6OO to Manchester; £7OO to East Retford, Nottingham-
shire; £7OO to Colne, Lancashire; £7OO to Hyde, Isle of
Wight ; £6OO to Cork, £6OO to Bideford, and £6OO to Brad-
ford, &c. &c., they beg to CALL THE ATTENTION of
those desirous to obtain large Money Dividends to THE
APPROACHING EIGHTEENTH DISTRIBUTION
OF LUBECK, GUARANTEED BY THE GOVERN-
MENT. This Distribution offers the:Possibility of obtain-
ing MORE THAN £25,000 upon One Share. 2400 of the
Shares obtain Money Dividends of £1 and upwards. Price
of a Share £l, two Shares £2, three Shares £3, four Shares
£4, five Shares £5, six Shares £6, seven Shares £7, eight
Shares £B, nine Shares £9,
_ten Shares £lO. Direct for
Shares, WITHOUT DELAI to
HEINE BROTHERS, at LUBECK.
*** The full prospectus with all particulars may be bad
GRATIS upon addressing a line to HEINE BROTHERS.

COMPTON HOUSE.
CLOAK R 0 0 M.
JEFFERY and MORRISH beg to invite the attention of
Ladies to their new Patterns and Styles in
MANTLES.
VELVETS, SATIN, AND OTHER
In catering for the public taste for the present month,
J. and M. have been desirous to introduce a Garment which
shall combine Utility with Elegance, Yet Warmer, and more
adapted to the colder Winter Months than the CARDINAL,
hitherto so much sought after this Seasno, varying in Price
from Two Guinea to Four-and-a Half Guineas.
The Stock of WOOLLEN CLOAKS, in all their varied
Styles, will be found, if not to exceed in extent, at least quite
equal to any previous collection. Many of the best Patterns
they are offering
at Prices not to be competed with.
Good Travelling Wrapper CLOAKS.. 16s. Gd. to 21s.
Fine Saxony IV oollen , Ditto .. 225. Gd. to 355.
AN ASSORTMENT 01 CHILDRENS' CLOAKS.