The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-30 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY FOR CHILDREN.
58, ROPE-STREET.
ESTABLIMED JANUARY, 1851.
PATRON S.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Derby,
The Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton,
T. B. Horsfall, Esq., M.P., I J. C. Ewart, Esq., M.P.,
The Ven, John Jones, M.A., Archdeacon of Liverpool,
The Rev. Augustus Campbell, M.A., Rector of Liverpool,
T. D. Anderson, Esq.' Mayor of Liverpool:
PRESIDENT:
Matthew GregsOn.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Laurence It. Bally, I Rogcr L. Jones.
TREASURER.
Arthur Dempsey.
AUDITORS.

G. W. Ewing, J. Hays Wilson.
COMMITTEE.
James James Bland, Joseph Hubback,
Thomas Brakell, D. Jardine,
John Calder, Charles Langton,
G. W. Ewing, J. H. Parr,
John Farnworth, S. P. Pennell,
Samuel Hill, Richard Rathbone.
LADIES' VISITING COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. Isaac Hadkven,
Mrs. A. Dempsey, Miss F. H. Parr,
Mrs. Fa'loon, Mrs. Woodall.
MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Dr.. Stephens, Mr. Hey.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL OFFICEit.
Mr. Rowe •
SURGEON-DENTIST.
Mr. Newman.
HONORARY SECRETARY,
Rev. W. Banister, B.A.
MATRON.
Mrs. Gregory.
It is necessary to make an urgent APPEAL to the Public on
behalf of this benevolent institution, its income from Annual
Subscriptions being under £2OO, or scarcely ONE-HALF the
EXPENDITU4E : the other 'moiety being filet by donations
and legacies which ought to be inVested. The importance of
this provision will be hianifest when it is known that the
present Building is only rented, and to meet the growing
requirements made upon it, the Committee will, ere long, have
to appeal to the kind liberality of the philanthropic to enable
them to build an Infirmary, for the treatment of infantile
diseases, worthy of this large port.
Donations or Annual Subscriptions will be thankfully received
by any members of the Ladies or Gentlemen's Committee, or
may be paid to credit of the Treasurer, at the Bank of Liver-
pool, or the Liverpool Union Bank.
The following new Subscriptions and Donations have been
already received:

DONA'
Received to 9th Oct.L3l 11 6
F. A. Hamilton
M. W. Collet 3 0 0
Harmood Baciner
NEW ANNUAL
Received to 9th Oet £32 4 6
Amount previously
advertised
Walter Badenaeh
Thos. JUL Beawick 1 1 0
William Cleaver 1 1 0
Henry Graham
Mrs. W. Rodfer 1 1 0

N.8.---Further donations and
as received.

lONS.

Matthew Gregson LIO 0 0
Willmer & Smith 2 12 6
A. T. Binney ..... 1 0 0
Miss Shaw 0 10 0
IJBSCRIPTIONS.
David Patton £l 1 0
John Park 1 1 0
P. Rawson 1 0 0
Wm. Rotherham 1 0 0
Miss Copeland 0 10 0
Mrs. Riley 0 10 0
Christopher Bell 0 10 0

'subscriptions will be anaotmced

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