The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-01 00:00:00

THE ROYAL -BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
THE DIRECTORS of the ROYAL BANK
I OF LIVERPOOL having, in conformity with the
Med of Settlement,' declared the payment of Interest on the
Preference Shares for the Half-year ending the tOth instant ; and
in compliance with a • aeSoltition passed at an Annual General
Mee:ing,. nterest at the. rate of Five per Cent. per Annum on the.
estimated value of the 0 iginal ,iihareti, for the !UP-year ending thy;
30th June ; both Amounts will be paid on or after the loth Of
July, on applicatiOn at the Ban't•
fly order, J. CHAFFERS, Manager:

Ist truly, 1856
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION' OF LIVERPOOL
AND- ITS VICINITY.

TN pursuance of a Resolution passed at- a late
Meeting of the Medical Institution, the attendance a
the llienthers of the Medical Profession in Liverpool and its Viet*,
is respec:tully requested on l'ituasnav next the 3rd July. at Seven
o'cloac in the Ev ning, to c insider the 10..-st mode of conducting)
Elections of Honorary Medica.officers to the Public Charities. he
fo,lmling propos! ions agreed by ,be Members of the Medical Insti-
tutien will be submitted for the consideration of the General Meeting
on that cccision.

Propo,e,i Declaration to be Signed by the Members of the
Medical P.ofestion.

We; the undersigned Members of the Medical Profession, resident
in Liverpool and its vicinity, b4itve • hat the Election of Honorary
Medical- officers to the Public Ch irides through o:e.ins of Canvassing.,
whether by Personal Application, Circular. Newspaper Advertise-
ment, Uri; niz d Agency of Friends, or otherwise is unworthy of
the Members of a liberal Profession, and cannot return the E ectioii
of the most worthy Candidate, but only of the most re ive Car,vasser..
We therefore de, tare, that we not in tuture Centrals for any
Honorary Medical Appointments ourse'ves ; and we shall regard
any Medical lean who may resort to Canvassing in any form, as
fortetfui of 1111 true interests of his Profession.
Prop:Jsed Plan for the Election to Honorary Medical Appoint.
men; s.
When a Vacarcy occurs let it be Advertised, andlet the Candf-
dates be directei to fill up, and send to the Institution, a Form Of
Application, as f items :

FORM OF APPLICATION TO BB FILLED UP BY THE CANDIDATE

2.—Ar e

3 ,3.—Kind of Qualiticat'on.
4.—Dete of admission to the Profession. '
B.—Length of time in practice in town.
6.—Whether holding any public appointment. and (or how longer
DECLARATION TO BE SIGNED EY THE CANDIDATE.
I hereby promise ret to auvottise, canvass, or Intany other way
to solic t vqes, either personally or by Lica s, for the appointment
for which I am a cancidate.

Signed,

, eco ded by

Proposed by
Such a form might be kept ready pre Jared, and infringement of
the ,tomise might be punished by strati/ g the Candidate off the list.
When fil ed np it would contain early all their:formation desirable,
which the v. ters migh . easily extend by i, quiry of 'heir medical
attendants or others Let aye brtni copy or ail the tilled en forms
be prloted and sent to each voter, along with the tol owing form of
proxy. One sheet would answer for I oth ;

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tit,--17 u are particularly rcque,ted to oil up the subjoined proxy
with th, name of VI, C.ndidate fJr whom you desire to vote, and
se: d the same, addreis:d to me, at on or before
the day of

The proxies might be chreCzedlo be sent to thl Boardroom of
the ln,titudon, Or el,ewl:e e, with n a week Of iheiriVeing, issued,
and opened by the comm.ttee on the day of Election, The name of
11le F, uce,ssful Candled ite only might then be made public, and the
prote,:d:ngs would end.

F. D. FLETCHER, Secretary.

Met Heal In ti ution, 27th J-u-,,e-,-.185-6

BOROUGH OF LIVER' 001

I N

ND ATIO

:A8 IN FRANCE,

A T a PUBLIC MEETING, held in the Sessions
.1-1 house on Thursday, the 19th day of June, 18.56, for
the purpose of expressing the sympathy of the iuhabi ants of this
town and neigh bo:.rbo,d with the sufferers by the late Inundations
in France —p, esent.
JOHN STEWART. Esu., Mayor, in the Chair;
moved
tut by the Rev. Rector Campbell, seconded by J. B.
Vcri

It: solved unanimously,—That we, the inhabitants of Liverpool,
deeply si moathiNe with tho..e of our friends and allies in France,
who have lately been subjected, under P.ovidence. to severe aft:he-
tion by an Inundation Witch has destroyed a la.ge portion of their
property. sad t as reduced many thousands to extreme distress.
It was moved by William ltathbone, Esq., seconded by
Samuel Holme, Esq., and
.so:ved unanimously,—That this meeting desires to rxdress Its
sincere sympathy with the sufferers, and will most cordially assist in
the efforts now being made tor the alleviation of their distress.
It aas moved by the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown. seconded b 7
Henry Hanson, Esq., and
liesolved unanimously,—That the dem, and ministers of religion
of all denominations in this town be requested to give their valuable
aid in carrying out the objects of this meeting.
It was moved by Francis A. Hamilton, Esq., seconded by Elias
Arnaud, Esq , and

Resolved Unanimously,—That in order to forward this object a
comm.ttee be api onted for the purpose of receiving subscriptions,
and transmitting the same to France, and that the several bankers in
i erpool be requested to receive sub..criptions on behalf of the
committee, and that committee consist of Vie following gentlemen.
with power to add to their number
The Mayor
.. Rector
▪ Churchwardens
Sir. William Rsihbone
Char es Turner
T. Edwards Moss
▪ . B. H. Jones
.. Hugh Hornby
.. Robert Hutchinson
.. Geo ge arkle
.. Harold Litt edale
.. William Gregson
• Samuel Ilolme
.. J. B. Aepinall
.. Francis Max. ell
▪ George Maxwell
.. J. R. Jeffery
• Richard Sheil
.. It. L. Jones
.. James Livingston
• . Charles Chaioner
It was moved by William Gregson, Esq., seconded by James
Aii in, E,q., and
Resolved with acclamation,—That the thanks of this meeting US
heteby given to his Worship the Mayor, for his noble alacrity in
convening the m2etitig, and for Ins able conduct its the chair.
(Signed) JOHN STE WAR t', Chairman :
The Committee would earnestly press upon all persons intending
,to subscribe the importance of doing so w.thout delay.
Subsc iptions will Le received at tne var;ons Banks In Liverpool,
and also at the Treasurer's office. Town.bali, Liverpool.
W. SHUTTLEWOHTH, Town Clerk.
Town-hall, 20th June, 1856

Mr. Charles Motley
.. James Aikin
.. Henry Hominy
.. Francis A. Hamilton •
.. James Price
• Rob-it
▪ 8. R. Graves
• John Buck Lloyd
▪ George Holt
• illiam Earle
.. J. S. IV a,sfleld
.. H. J. Perry
.. James Thomson
.. Henry Manson
.. Pierre Mu sabini
• W. F. Macgregor)
.. Ellas Arnaud
.. James Ty'er
.. T. M. King
▪ Dut.can

Amount of Subscriptions prcviously advertised, .4'1,971 es
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

2 2
..
Charles Shaw and C 0... 25 0 0 Mrs. Aspinall, °Afield 2 2 0
jFoiehlnclejn,hßorsootnhe;;B7 b050n........ X5O
°O
0° JOlehilna.lLdkA'irijsaortnin
Todd, Naylor, and C0...25 0 0 Alex. 51eigh......:,,,,,, 22 0
Craig and Maurie.. 2,/ 0' 0 Laurence Hardman
.. 2 2 0
1:0:1 Jiii..P•l..lTS.p,einnciteh
lo 10 0 Humble, Grayson & Co.. 2 2 0
James Stitt . .
10 10 OH. W. Jackson ..
Stitt Bathers ••• 2 2 0
2 2 0
11 .. .. ..
i%Hi.a.ft.
1.,
eEr:: th
. .10 0 0 William Porter ...
fir John Bent
Leeward.'ena n d&''C°o".sll°o 11°0
.... i 0 0 1:0Irs M. Pannell 2 2 0
John Cropper .• ..... .10 0 0, °ear. W. Maynard, troll
Radford and Soa
ea,
1') 0 01 Mrs. Maynard...—. 2 0 0
Edward Cropper..
Joseph Heap and Sons 10 0 0" Isaac Ty, n 2 0 0
Charles Holland ........ 10 0 0 'James li-nedy ....
Thos. and Jas. Harrison 10 0 O'll exanuer Coghill . . 2O 0
John Marr ott ....... 10 0 I.l' Dr. Nevins
Stolrerfoli, and Co ......10 0 0 Dawson W. Turner
Xs i :isms Park, and Co.. 10 0 O.Robcrt Biezard .... • 1 1 0
Es ;:ns, Sons, and •O. ..10 ' o o!cat,t;.in Aspinall..
Fred. A. Semple
A derman Parker 5 0 °Thomism S. Ashburner .. 1 1 0
Julia lutribell 5 0 orEtmulid Thompson .... 1 1 0
R. Christie,jun... .....
Cunliffe, P tun, and Co. 5 0 OR. N. Dale
J. Ireland Blackburn,: .. 5 0 0 hos. L. Morecrolt •• •• 1 1 0
Merylees, H. dkinson, & ILo icheart and C 0....• •• • 1 1 0
Co
Charles Groves
0 1., ,
Henry Lawrence 5 O/ 0111118 Parley .... .... 10 0
Jul/ Brothers
John Travis and Co 5 0 011 honias G sen and Son. 1 0 0
'l'. H. Forward . • 5 0 O,R. and J. J0hn50n...... 1 0 0
Fred. Robison.. ..... ... s a o'i. S. Hancock.
Robert Gill
Ftomn?ll Bossi ........ 5 0 e'G. 1. Fos bery . 1 0 0
Wi liam Ho, e.. ...... .. 5 0 o,Erl rnund Picrpoint...... 1 0 0
Telo and PrGnge.... —• . 5 6 0 Holy Cross District Con_
J. G. White & Schroeder 5 0 0 gregaiional additional 019 6
Hall and Jones ........ 5 0 OJ. W. Keek . ' 010 0
Edwd. Andrew and Co. 4 0 , ; Thom s Clarke
Blake and axwel/ .... 3 3 011. Cuming 5en........• 010 0
Jas. Lister, jun......... 3 3 OH. Curumg, jun
Strong and Reid. 2 2 0 Anonymous

N.B.—The Committee rem tted to the Minister of the Interior, at
Paris, by last night's post, the sum of .€l,. 0,1 on account of the
Subscriptions raised In Liverpool; and they beg again to urge on
the public the absolute necessity of promptitude in paying their
subscriptions, in order to meet the urgency of the case.