Alms Houses, St. Mary’s Lane. Blue Coat Hospital, School Lane. Blind Asylum, London Road. Bethel Union Ship, King’s Dock. Charity Institution House, Salter-street. Charity, (the Ladies’,) for Relief of Women in Childbed. Dispensaries; Vauxhall Road and Upper Parliament-street. Female School of Industry, Heathfield-street. Female Penitentiary, Crabtree Lane. House of Recovery, Workhouse. Infirmary, Brownlow-street. Institution for Diseases of the Ear, Duke-street. Infant Schools, numerous. Lunatic Asylum, Ashton-street, Brownlow Hill. Marine Society, Mariners’ Church. Marine Humane Society. Mariner’s Church Society, Ship in St. George’s Dock. Naval Bible Society, Mariners’ Church. Ophthalmic Institution, Slater’s Court. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, Ranelagh-street. Society for bettering the Condition of the Poor, Savings Bank, Bold-street. Stranger’s Friend Society. School for the Deaf and Dumb, Wood-street. Theatrical Fund, Theatre Royal Office. Welsh Charitable Society, Russell Place. PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP. _Church of England_—twenty-four in number; the most worthy of notice being, St. Paul’s, St. Paul’s Square; St. George’s, Lord-street; St. Peter’s, Church-street; St. Luke’s, Bold-street; St. Nicholas’, Chapel-street; St. Catherine’s, Abercromby-square; The Blind Asylum, Duncan-street East. _Roman Catholics_—St. Mary’s, Lumber-street; St. Patrick’s, Toxteth Park; St. Nicholas’, Blake-street; St. Peter’s, Seal-street; St. Anthony’s, Scotland-road. _Scotch Churches_—St. Andrew’s Church, Rodney-street; Oldham-street Church; Scotch Baptist Church, Hunter-street; Scotch Secession Church, Mount Pleasant, and Russell-street. _Unitarians_—two in number; one in Paradise-street, and one in Renshaw-street. _Independents_—Bethesda, Duncan-street, London-road; Toxteth Park Chapel; Great Crosshall-street Chapel; Renshaw-street Chapel; Gloucester-street Chapel; Great George-street Chapel. _Baptists_—Lime-street; Great Crosshall-street; Russell-street; Cockspur-street; Comus-street; Byrom-street. _Methodists_—Leeds-street; Pitt-street; Mount Pleasant; Stanhope-street; Moss-street; London-road; and Bend’s Garden Chapel. _Friends’ Meeting House_, Hunter-street. _Jew’s Synagogue_, Seel-street. TIME OF STARTING BY THE RAILROAD. Travelling by the _Liverpool and Manchester Railway_, 1838.—The following are the Times of Departure both from Lime-street Station, Liverpool, and from Liverpool Road Station, Manchester. FIRST CLASS—Seven, nine, eleven, two, five, and seven o’clock. SECOND CLASS—Quarter past seven, ten, twelve, three, half-past five, and seven o’clock, stopping only at Newton. Except on Tuesdays and Saturdays, when the Evening Second Class Train from Manchester starts at six, instead of half-past five o’clock. ON SUNDAYS—First Class, eight in the morning, and five in the evening.—Second Class, seven in the morning and half-past five in the evening. FARES.