Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-04 00:00:00

CHURCH AND 'CHAPEL tOLLECTIONfi.

Proportion of Contributions to " St. Chrysestom's
Church Fund," per Rev. John Alacnaught, M.A 10 0 0
PrOportion of OffertOry at Kirby Church, per Reir.
B.H. Gray, M.A
Proportion of Voluntary Contributions at MYrtle-
itreet Baptist Chapel, per John Golding, Esq
Proportion of Collections from the Welsh Calvinistic
Methodists, per D. Lewis, Esq •
Proportion of Simultaneous Collections for the Local
,Charities from the Churches of Liverpool, per Rev.
C. H. Burton, M.A

3 0 0

11 0 0

7 0 0

• Total amount of Collections
BENEFACTIONS OF LINEN, &T. ••
Robert
.Hutchison, Esq.---A Quantity of Wearing Apparel,
Boots,,Arc., add-Old Linen.
John Pemberton Ileywoo'cl, Esq.---Quantity of Old Linen.
Mrs. John B. Neilson, Ditto.
James Long, Esq.,
Ditto.
Exchange Club (per H. Segar, jun., Esq.) Ditto.
Mrs. R. Brooke, Ditto.
Mrs. Aldis • Ditto.
Mrs. Nuttall, Ditto.
Mrs. Charles Turner, Ditto.
" A Friend," Ditto.
Thomas B. Barclay, Esq.--A Water Cushion,
Sir Thomas Ilesketh---2u Brace Partridges.
Richard Watt, Esq.-40 Pheasants, and 20 Hares.
Dr. Inman-0 Bottles Brandy.
Henry Stubbs, Esq.--I2 vols. (! NOs.) "Hausehold Words."
Rev. C. Green---36 numbers of "Illustrated Landon, News."
" Anonymous "---72 numbers of " Saturday Magazine."
• • ROBERT 14UTCMSON, Treasurer.
iloyalluarlaary, Zad, JAnuary, 1860,

...Zl6O 5 0

thbiir fotirts.

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.

N returning thanks, on behalf of the Committee, for
. . the liberal manner in which their " Special Appeal" for
)[
'undo to liquidate the heavy debt that stood. against the
Charity at the commencement of last year has been responded
to, the TreasKrer desires to take the opportunity of calling
attention to the present state of the Annual Subscription List,
which has been gradually declining for. some years. As this
is the main reliable source of Income, he ventures:respectfully
to urge upon those resident Merchants and Tradesmen who
•do-hot vet subseribe, the impOrtanee of coining forward to
recruit the list, and thus supply the deficiency annually caused
by deaths and-rembvals.

He wishes, also, to make it generally known that not only
Benefactions of Old linen, but Donations of Cast-off Clothing
and. Wearing Apparel, of every description,• are always useful
and acceptable, -there being a number of patients leaving the
house from timclo time in destitute circumstances, to whom
such gifts are a great boon.
The." Patients Relief Fund," foonded a few years ago, for
affording •senie small present relief to needy and deserving
patients on leaving the Hospital.; .and the "Southport Charity
Fund," more recently established, for providing means to a
certaurdass of cbnvaleShent patients for enjoying the invigo-
rating influence of the sea air for a limited period, have
b ecome *ihansted. To bOth Alrese Funds the Treasurer invites
renewed Contributions.

R-OttliT ILUTCHISON, TreaSure'r.
R a 1 Infirmary, January 1860. .

• LIVERPOOL, ROYAL INFIRMARY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES
of the LIVEIRTDOL -ROYAL INFIRMARY and
LUNATIC ASYLUM wl'dl be holden,in he :Boardroom, at the
4ntirmary, on Mondayi:the 9th day of January Rost, at Ten
o'clock in the Forenoon, to trunsadt the, .Business of the
House, and to Elea Miens for tke 'ensuing Year. "
A motion will be made to appoint JOSEPH •BICKINSON,
M.D.; a Consulting Physician of the Infirmary.
HENRY :LAWRENCE, President.
• Royal Infirmary, 20th December, /859.

. .
'ESTABLISHMENT FOR NEEDIIWOMEN.
HE 'SEVENTH AN. COAL • MEETING of this
VuSocietrvill be held at the •S-Nvrscos' •13.k.sic Bold-street,
on ot•itlioAw, January 11th, -at Twelve O'clock, the RIGHT
T
REV.- THE ;LORD BISHOP ,OF -CHESTIIR in the Chair

NOTICE..
A LL ',Parties OWING AIONFT to, or having
CLAIMS on the LATE ELIZABETH MOORE (known
tthe narne of Peters), *lust have them sent to J. James,
11, St. Georges-ereseenton or before-4:he sth January, 1866,
or theft' clams cannot betzaaid. '655

LOST on Tuesday, the :13th instant, A (GOLD
-PENCIL CASE, 4Dearing an irscription with name of
owner, ^with his crest engraved- on -the seal. 'Wliceverwill
bring it to No. I, Dile-street, may receive Two Gliineas
'Reward. - 6ja4

• CHATHAM !FALL.
LADY PATnoNt-se, MRS. 'WILLIAM FLETCHER.
PRESIDENT, MMES ASPINALL TOBIN, ESQ.
TI ME LIVERPOOL CIEATHAM SOOFETY'S
$l.
BALL, in aid of the :FONDS of the BLUE COAT
HOSPITAL, will he held in the Town-hall, on the ,Evening
of fruesday, the Hat January intent.
THOMAS WILSON, HOn. See.

VUBLIC NOTICE TO WORKING 'ADEN.—The
FROPOSEDNEWINDDSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOL,
D FREE SgirlOOL-ROOM CHURCH; FOROKIRKTYALE
AND THE NORTH-END,;;;Working Men of ,Kfikdale and
Neighbourbo,tel, your co-operation and iniliacned.is earnestly
l•-sought on beliStr this truly noble work. You -are invited to
I= attend A MEETING OF WORKMEN, to be held in St. Mary's
Ekhool-room, Kiug-street, Kirkdale, next Thursday Evening',
to consult -,how and in wind manner you may best aid ul
• erecting these -Schools. ' Working men of _-tide, let the
zbawn-at Largesse and knowithat you have•-hearts to feel and
hands to help! Quit you like men ! Come brave and earnest-
-...minded to thework !I ' •
The Chair to be taken at E*ht o'clock. jas