The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-22 00:00:00

. THE DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1861.

QQUTHERN HOSPITAL.
ANNUAL MEETING. -
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Trustees of the Liverpool
Southirn Hospital took place yesterday (Mondhy)., the 21,t
instant, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-strqet,
R. L. JONES, Esq.' in the Chair.
The, Report having been read by the Rev. John Robberds,
A.M., and the Treasurer, lames Houghton, Esq., having read
his Statement of Accounts, the following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
Moved by Mr. A. P. FLETCHER, seconded by Mr. J. A XDREW,
and resolved: "That the Report now read be adopted, and
that the Treasurer's Statement of Accounts, now read, be
passed, and, together with the Report, be printed and circu-
lated to the Trustees and Subscribers."

Moved by the Rev. Mr. Bonaguns, seconded by Mr. C.
CHALLONER, and resolved " That the best thanks 'of this
meeting be given to the Presigent,ff. D. Anderson, Esq.', for
kindly accepting the office:during the year of his Mayoralty,
and for his generous aid to the funds of the Ho3pital."
Moved by Mr. SYIRDErY 'MARTIN, seconded by Mr. t. C.
HINDLEY, and resolved : " That the warm thanks of this meet-
ing be given to the Treasurer, James Houghton, EN., for his
continued and indefatigable attention to hit most important
and ardktout

Moyed by Mr. H. D'Coctrosviit, seconded lay Mr. M. L.
SoNEs, and resolved : " That the best thanks of this meeting
be given to the Rev. Wilfred Leveson; 'for his, kihd and conti-'
nued services as Honorary
Moved by Mr. A. P. FLOreliAl., seconded by Mr.. j,6.14
Houorrrox, and resolved,: " That the best thanks :`)tf :fhts
meeting -be given to the Honorary Medical Wheel's', f
efficient and unremitting. discharge ;Of their rie,t falportant
and indispensable duties. ,
Moved by Mr. JAMESllenltithrol4 tiv',Ohaeti by Dr. CAMERON,
and resolved': " That the belt hafts of this meeting be given
td the cltirtt'itzfa .Ministers *lio bare advocated
the claims of the Hbspitat during the past year."
Moved' y Ml'. SAMUEL Jos, seconded' by "Mr, A. Hiociursow,
an 4 resorted :._" That the best thanks of the meeting be given
to the donors of money and various useful, articles, and to the
ladies,who have,kincUy sent, linen and other articles for the use
of the HbsPitals, and for the comfort and recreation of the
patients." .

, .
MOved.by seconded by_2llr. E. C. HIND,
LEY, and resolved: "That cordial thanks of this meeting
li
be given to the.ciuse .Surgeens and to the Matron fer their
zealous and careful attention to the interests of the aospital."
Moved by Mr. STUDLEY MADTtN, seconded by MT. C. CHAL-
LINDE, and resolvid:: "That the tollowiog gentlemen consti-
tute the Committee and Officers for the present year':

evrreEns FOR THE .TEAR 1861.
Hatmood Banner; tsq., President.
G. H. Hors all, Esq.,
-•-- -it.-1,.-gonesrlisq.,- -, ;Vice-Presickmts.
Rev. John Robberds, D.A., •
James Houghton, Esq., Treasurer.
Samuel Job, Est, ••
A. P. Fletcher, '64.; 1 Antlitors.
COMMITEE.
Mr. 'ldriles 'Aithew, Mr. John Rogers,
Mr. James Bland, Rev. Gilbert Sandbacbi A'.1,1..
Mr. Daniel Clarke, Mr. Ti. D. McleVehlt,
Mr. henry Duckworth, Mr...Tase!pt Trlrriion,
Mr. Matthew Gregson, . Mr. lam Otto Fabert,
. . Mr. Hilton Hathead, Mk'. G. W. Moss, • _
Mr.-E. C. Hindle" Mr. Edward Cropper,
, Mr. G. W. Elrink, Mr. R. Zwilchenbart, Jun., •
• Mr. Studley gartin, Mr. Henry Sharpies,:
Mr. Bttjanlin Platt, Mr. Bernard Hall.
Rut': Wilfred Leveton, A.M., Honorafy Chaplntn," •

........ ,
The Treasurer begs to acknowledge the folloltalfig bonbaions
;and Legacies :---
DONATIOM Ili 'TIM 'irE"Xll.l36O", •
From the Comnltittee,olf the 'Fancy tiress BA', held £, s. d.
in St. George's Hall,`On the 14th Febrniry
The MaTOr(T. j!). Aliflefttiff,'EtTVPresident of the __ '
Institution
''Captain 'BOqfield 'and' l‘Pinbers of No. 1 Company
L.V.R.--Shaie of proceeds of Ball • - .','6 0 0
Joshua Dixon, Esq.
The lite William Lod, of Bebingtoa • 25 0 0
?,icssrs. Batton ant Cookson 2O 0 0
Mrs. Brown, 25, Clarence-streckt ' 10 0 0
Bernard Hall, Esq. - -- lO 0 0
A Tine, being one IrT `eight of equal amount, per
• George-Hat:o, I:sq 5 0 0
• - ,
Richard Rathbone, Esq. 3 0 0
One-kalf of proceeds of a Lecture by Messrs. Fowler
and Weds, of New York, at Concert-hall ....„ . 3 O. 0
Mr. Richard Edwards t 10 '..t,
Mr. George Rome g 10 6
.
Mr. I. 13.• Hartley .. • , - 2 0 0
Messrs. George Smith, Watts, and Co
Amount found on an Unclaimed Pa"Aent who died in •
the Hospital .. 2 0 0
Nation 4 and Independent Ohler of Oddfellows
Mr. E. Bentley . • ,•• 1 1 0
Anonymous ,••• 1 0 0
Mrs. IX W. Thompson • 010 0
1. W. • - ; 0 10 0
T'erely Contributions, per Miss Stocker, Birkenhead 0 8 0

£367 2 6
LEGACIES IN THE YEAR 1860,

From the late Maria Bennett, of Bcachwooci,Xig,
burth, near Liverpool, per James Ho'Me, Esq.,
and the Right Rev. Dr. Goss, Exectttors
From the late Margaret Leather, per Woe. Wareing,
Esq., and J. 3E, Banner, Esq., Etecutors
From the lain Mts. Ellen Wright, of Edge-lane, per
BenL Arkle, Esq., and john Crossley, Esq.,
Executors, £5O, less duty £5 45 0 0
From the late Bettamin Winskell, per Daniel Cros-
thivalte, Esq., and Hector llawson,Esq., Executors 10 5 6

£355 5 6

CHANDELIERS. LAMPS, &c.
. .
AV• T
00 E ,

SUCZESSOR TO
F. L. HAtIJ,SBURG,

Respectfully invites attention to the extensve STOCK of
CHANDELIERS,
of Glass and Metal;
LANTERNS, BRACKETS, LUSTRES,
of all description;

PATENT VESTIBULE AND OTIIER LAMPS,

INCLIJDiNG THE c',T,EBRATU) AUREOLE 'Emu

Maldings and Private ReiaenCes fitted tar GAS

Ixptrienced Gasfitters etttpldyed on 'the 13rerttises, and all
kinds of repairs carefully attended to in the Manufactory,
24, CHIT RC If-STAMP.

Crepy's Foreign Retried COLZA OIL, espeCially hdapted
for the Asti le Lamps.
A large Assortment of:

TABLE AND POORNT bkittEßY,
I%)Aces.
Stock of
A •
PAPIER MACH}, GOODS

Includes a very extensive assortment of Articles selected from
the productions of the most eminent Manufacttirets in the
Kingdom, ensuring the greatest durability, exquisite finish,
&c.

OLD POSTOFgICR-nriLbiNqB)

tIVEItP6OL.

41E *trEEVERV, PLATE, &e.
T o
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t. liXtstOntO,
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which will tm felomet-arl the: greatest mifelties in fashion and
'desigibr solitits an inspection of • the same, comprising an
ektensire collection of

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StLVER AND PLATED GOODS,

rihe aewest styles and designs, from the first makers.
ENGLISH WATCHES,
combining all the latest imprareinents, and tmatantetd to
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GENEVA ----
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by which he is enabled and determined to FulrLit his goods at

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that no other house can citeriuch advantageous terms.

'CLD POSTOETICE-BUILDINGS,
T,IvE POOL. •

HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL.
Hour. Height,
MORNING
ECENING 71111.• 47,7m0; IRA.
.oin.

(on't pailLi Eint.cs.

TUESDAY, JANUARY, 22, 1861.