The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-04 00:00:00

£1155 14 10

LEGACIES.
Late William Henry Moss, Esq., per Gilbert W.
Moss, Esq.
Late Miss Mary Chorley, per Michael Hughes,
Esq., Sherdley Hall
Late Mrs. Margaret Leather, per Wm. Wareing
and John Maurice, Banning, Esqs.. executors 5OO 0 0
Late William Henry Woodhouse, Esq., per Misses
Ellen & Sarah Dorothy Woodhouse, executrixes 200 0 0
Late Mrs. Maria Bennett, per James Holm?, Esq.,
and Rev. Alexander Goss, executor s
Late Mrs. Ellen Wright, per John Crossley and
Benjamin Arkle, Esqs:. executors
Late Mr. John Clarke, per Messrs. Higson and
Robinson, Manchester B5 15 2
Late Mrs. Jane MciTae, per Miss Nelson, executrix 5 0 0

£2191 6 9
CHURCH AND CHAPEL COLLECTIONS.

Proportion of the simultaneous collection from the
Churches of Liverpool, per Rev. C. 11. Burton,
_ . .

M.A.
Collection in Halewood Church, per Rev. J. Jones,
Incumbent
Proportion of Collection at St. Chrysostom's
Church, per Rev. J. Macnaught
Proportion of Collection at Baptist Chapel, Myrtle-
street, per T. R. Golding, Esq lO 0 0
Proportion of Collection at Welsh Calvinistic
Methodists'
Proportion of Collection at llope-street Church
Society, per Rev, W. H. Channing 7 0• 0
Proportion of Collection at St. Francis Xavier's,
Salisbury-street, iNfr Rev. J. Johnson
Offertory Collection at Kirby Chapel
Proportion of Collection at ;A. Peter's Chapel, per
Rev. T. Bonney 1 9 0

£172 18 10
BENEFACTIONS OF LINEN, &c.
Alexander Shand, Esq. 1 box of arrowroot.
Richard Watt, Esq., Speke Hall. About 40 bares and pheasants.
The Needlewomen's lns.itution. 12 shirts, 8 shirts, 12 flannel
singlets. 6 pairs stockings, 8 nightgowns, 6 chemises.
Anonymous. 52 numbers of the Illustrated London News.
Anonymous. A bundle of old linen.
Mrs. Langton, Abereromby-square. An easy chair.
Mrs. Robinson, Falkner-square. A bundle of old linen.
Mr. Buck, chemist. An thstrument for distortion of spine.
Charles P. Melly, Esq. A bundle old linen and 8 monthly
numbers of the British Workman.
William Rathbone, jun., Esq. A case of arrowroot, a parcel
of toys, and four dolls.
Mrs: Bourne, Rodney-street. Old linen.
Rev, Mr. Green, Brownlow-street. Old shirts.
Mrs. Tattersall, 37,. Everton-road. Two bundles of old linen.
Mrs. Bright, Bold-street. One bundle of old linen.
Mrs. North, 6, Cambridge-street. One pair old linen sheets.
Miss Stewart. One bundle of old linen.
Miss Blundell Hollinsbead. A bundle of old linen.:
William Rogers, Esq., Stanhope-terrace. A quantity of num-
of the Illustrated London News.
Henry Stubbs, Esq. Eleven parts of Household Words.
Anonymous. A'bundle of old linen.
Mr. E. Priestley, 12, Bloom-street. A few old shirts.
Miss Cairns, 12, Bloom-street. A small bundle of old linen.
Mr. Titherington, Canning-street. A small bundle of old linen.
Joseph Hadwin, Esq., Manchester. A large quantity of carded
cotton.
Mrs. Dobell, 13, Rodney-street. A small parcel of old linen.
Mrs. Thomas Turner, Dinglehead. A small parcel of linen
and 23 empty phials.
H. H. Rawdon, Esq. Ten vols. books for children, and six
bottles port wine for Sacramental use.
Miss Sanders. 20, West Derby-road. Two blankets, a parcel
of old linen, some old clothes, a little lint, and cotton wools.
Robert Hutchison, Esq. A piece of matting, a piece of oil-
cloth, and a quantity of old clothes.
Mrs. Thornely, Edge-lane. A small parcel of old linen.
Miss Lees, Rainhill. A small parcel of old linen.
Charles Langton, Esq. A recommendation to Southport

Charity.
Miss I'oynton, Wavertree. A large bundle of old lined.
Charles Wilson, Esq. A barrel of grapf s.
William Bennet, Esq., Sir Thomas's-buildings. One large
•iron scraper for lodge gate.
Mr. Lynn, Waterloo Hotel. ICE whenever asked for.
Mr. Robert Formby, 31, Rodney-square. A parcel of old
clothes and three pairs of old shoes.
January 2, 1861. CHARLES WILSON, Treasurer.
N.B.—OLD LINEN and left-off WEARING APPAREL of
every description are much wanted, and at all times gratefully
received.