The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-15 00:00:00

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SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.—A special MEET
ING of the TRUSTEES will be held at the
CLARENDON ROOMS, TO MORROW, the 16. h Inst., at Two
p.m., for the purpose of SANCTIONING, or otherwise, a PLAN
of ELECTING HONORARY MEDICAL OFFICERS, so as to
preclude canvasslng, in accordance with an express request from the
Medical Profession.—By order of the Committee,
JAMES INGRA M., President.

LIVERPOOL CHEMISTS' ASSOCIATION.
CONVERSAZIONE and OPENING of the
MUSEUM of MATERIA MEDICA and CHE-
MISTRY belonging to the Association, on THURSDAY EvaNiNo,
December 18, 1856;
JOHN ABRAHAM, Esq., President of the Association, in the chair.
The entire suite of Rooms of the Royal Institution, the Museum
of the Chemists' Associa.ion, the Gallery of Art, (inc uding the
Gallery of Paintings, for the first time illuminated with Gas), and
the Museum of Appli,d Science, will be thrown open for
Promenade, Inspection of Microscopic and Stereoscopic Obj.cts,
Photographs; Drawings, Specimens of tilt proposed Atlantic
Telegraph cable, Ric.
Photographs of Sa urn, the Moon, and the Crater of Copernicus,
from the results of Observations kindly famished by John Hartnup.
Esq., of the Liverpool Observatory, will be exhibited by means of
the Otyhoyd, open Light
Mr. G. R. BERRY wilt practically illustrate the process of Photo-
graphic Printing, by Gas Light.
EnsiosysoN will exhibit Fresh and Salt Wa•str Aquaria.
Goodall's Patent Grind ng Machine, Knight's Patent Soda Water
Apparatus, and Atkinson's Electric Clocs, will all be shown in
operation.
GEORGE HAMILTON, Esq.. F.C.R., F R.A.S., will deliver-a Lecture
on e Gyroscope and Rotatory Motion, illustrated by Experiments
and Models.
Dr. EDWARDS will deliver a Lecture on the Chemistry of Besse-
mer's Iron Process. Illustrated by Experiments and Illuminated
Diagrams. Specimens cf the Iron have been kindly lent for the
occasion by Mr. Bessemer.
Tickets of Admission: Gentlemen, 3s; Ladies, 2s each; and
Programmes of the proceedings, may be obtained from the Sec etary,
7, Church street, the Courier Office, Castle-street, or any Member
of the Council

NATHAN MERCE R, Hon. Sec.

NATIONAI

MONUMENT

SIR WILLIAM WALLACE

The following gentlemen, viz.:—
J. C. E 'art, M.P.
George Maxwell
James Buchanan . 2l, Old Hall-sircet
James C0x...,
James C. Hoyd...
George King...........
Walter F 1 MacGregor.. .....
L. 11. Macintyre .. 26, North John-street
Hugh Shedden ..
Robt. W. Dalglish .. 7, Harrington.strevt
Henry Coubrough .. .
James Petrie .... .. . • 2, Mersey-court (Old Churchyard)
Thomas Mille
having been appointed a Committee to receive Subscriptions, are
desirous of informing their countryme,, in Liverpool, of the tact,
and of soliciting their aid. The smallest mite will be as readily
received as the largest conttibution, so that every one, according to
his means, may have the gratification of promoting the object in
view, viz.—The raising o! a suitable National Monument, to the
memory of that great man, who, he his valour—hls iotegnty—his
love of freedom—his self-sacrifice, has endeared himself to the heart
of every Freeman.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
.e s. d. e s. d.
J. C. Ewart, Liverpool.. 2 2 0 Archd. Arnott, Liverpool 1 1 0
Walter F. MacGregor, do 2 2 0 Alex. Webb, do ...... 1 1 0
George Maxwell, d 0.... 2 2 0 James Hessack. do.— .. 1 1 0
Thomas Mills, d 0....... 2 2 0 Hugh Craig. jun., d 0..... 1 1 0
James Buchanan, d 0.... 2 2 fit Boyle Smith, do. . 1 1 0
James Cox, do .. .. 2 2 OiJames Campbell, d0'.... 1 1 0
J. C. Boyd, d 0.......... 2 2 0: A. H. Wylie, do
L. H. Macintyre,do 2 2 4 James Stitt, d 0.......... 1 1 0
Henry Coubrough, da 2 2 0 Samuel Stitt
R. A. Blacfle, do 2 2 0I Bryce Al an, d 0......... 1 1 0
D. J. Macße, do 2 2 01Flowson, Pritchard &Cu 1 1 0
ltobt. Bell, Philadelphia. 2 2 01George King, do ... 11 0
A. E. Byrne. Liverpoo!„ 2 2 0: Wm. Henderson, d 0..... 1 1 0
Duncan Gibb, do 2 2 o,Geo. Fiadenach, do .... 1 1 0
Daniel Campbell. do 2 2 0; Peter E.. art, do
Adam S. Gladstone, do.. . 2 2 0 James Ronald, do. 1 1 0
James H. Macrae, do._ 2 2 ()lames McDonald, do 1 1 0
John W. Macrae, do-- 2 2 0i Wm. Laird. d 0... .....
Robert Rankin, do • 2 2 O,J. Palmer Palmer, do
Robert W. Dalglish, do.. 2 2 0; Benjn. C. Nicholson, do. 1 1 6
Robert Gladstone, d 0.... 2 2 01Wm. Imrie, d 0....
W. Kaye Coubrough, do. 2 2 01Wildam Nicol, d 0...
K. W. W. . .... 2 2 0:Jno. McDiarmid. do.
James Brookes, d 0...... 2 2 0 Kenneth Dowie,do 1 1 0
Hugh Shedden, d 0....... 1 1 o:John Strong, do
John Campbell, jun., do.. 1 1 0:Geo. Hoghten. do 1 1 0
James Pet, ie. do. ... .... 1 1 Oltiot,t. Nankin, jun., do 1 1 0
William Reid. du. .. 11 0 Andrew Wats,n, do ll 0
Alex. Chalmers, do 1 1 OP. Macintyre. M D., do.. 1 1 0
Thos. Bankier, do 1 1 0 James P,octor. do 1 1 0

ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING THE
REPEAL OF THE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE.
—Office, 10, Ampton Place, Gray's Inn Road.
President—T. Milner Gibson, M . P.
Treasurer—J. A lfr d Novello. Sub•treasurer-1)r. John Watts.
Chairman—Richard Moore. Secretary—C. D. Collett.
NOTICE TO PAPER-MAKERS.
The association has every reason to believe that the irregularities
and anomalies incidental to the collection of the paper duty, are
quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaaed in
esoosing, as connected with the advert i•ement duty and the news-
paper stamp. N,,thing will tend so much to the abolition of the
piper duty as a systematic attack upon the Injustice which it inflict
to individual cases. The asso,iation will therefore feel obliged by
any addition to its information on this subject, anti way, De ready to
consider the practicability of ol,taining redress in any individuals
case of grievance.
Subscriptions to be paid to Messrs. Prescott and Grote, Thread.
needia•street ; to the treasurer, J. A. Novello, 69, Dean.street,
Soho; or to the sub-treasurer, Dr. Watts, 3, Hllldrop Crescent,
Holloway.
All other communications should be addressed to the secretary.—
By order of the Committee, C D. COLLET Secretary,
10. Ampton P 1 ce. Gray's Inn Road.