Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-08 00:00:00

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T'LEETWOOD .AND LYTHAM LIFE-BOATS.—
The Cennnittee of the ROYAL NITIONAL LIFE-BOAT
TITUI lON earnestly apPcal to the people of the rich county
of T.Ani,Rter. fel Contributions towards the cost of the Fleetwood

and Lytham Life-boat Establishments, which amounts to nj
of £6OO. A new Life-boat is also much wanted at Southpor
THOMAS BARLNG, Chairman.. .
_THOMAS CHAPMAN, Deputy Chairw

London, June 189

The (ionatnittee gratefully
_acknowledg

Liverpoo:

Derby, the Earl of
Bailey, L. R., Esq
Brown, Wm., Esq., Rich

Rathbone, I
Fleetwood,
Haywood, A
Parnell, Ali:

)n. 20 0 0
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Donations and Subscriptions are received by Messrs. Willis,
Percival, and Co., Bankers, 76, Lombard-street, E.C. ; by the Bankes
in this town ; by ,the. London and Country. Bankers • and by ;the
Secretary, Richard Lewis, 14, lohn-street, Adeiphi, London, W.C.

THE SAINT ANDREW'S PERPETUAL BUILDING
_A-
SOCIETY.
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übSeription,- 10s. per
Entrahee Fee 2s. per Share

Share ,per Month.

The First Meeting of the Members- of this Society, for payment
of subscriptions, will be held at the rooms of "The Young Men's
Christian Association," Ren shaw -street, corner of Heathfield-street,
Liverpool, on Tuesday evening, the 12th of July instant, at Eight
up to Nine o'clock, at which hour the first sale of shares will
take place.

A large amount of shares (which are not unlimited in number)

have already been subscribed for.
The advantages offered by this society are alike ben( ficial to the
Investor and Purchaser, which will be clearly seen on reference to

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Shares may be taken up at the meeting, or at any time on
application, to the undersigned, from whom prospectuses and every
every information may be obtained :—Messrs. John Cobb, Mount-
pleasant; Robert C. Livingstone, County Court; Samuel Hough,
College-street North ; and Richard Whitehead, Gr% at Newton-
street, the Trustees; from William Howell, 71, Gt. Charlotte-street,
the President ; from Mr. Lewis Henry, Clayton-square, the
Solicitor; or from PETER-VINE, SEC ttETAILY,

Ranelagh:street

BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The T WE NT Y-SEVENTII ANNUAL MEETING of the BRITISH
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will be holden in LIVERPOOL on
Wedzesday, Thursday, and Friday, the 27th, 28th, and 29th inst.,
under the Presidency of JAMES IL W. VOSE, M.D., Physician to
the Liverpool Royal Infirmary.
Wednesday, 27th.—Seven o'clock p.m. First General -Meeting
of the Association. President's Address. Report of Coun.cil.;
• Thursday 28th. - Morning, 8.30: Publicßreakfast at the Adelphi
Hotel. 11.0: Second General Meeting. The Address in Medicine
will be delivered by Dr. E. Waters, of Chester, President of the
Lancashire and Cheshire Branch. Papers and Cases will be read.

The Meeting will adjourn at One, and re-assemble at Two. Th
Report of the Benevolent Fund will be received. Papers and Case
will be read..

Evening—Soiree at the Royal Institution, Colquitt-street
Friday, 29th.-11.0 a, m. Third General Meeting. The Address
in Physiology will be delivered by A. T. H. Waters, Esq. Lecturer
on Anatomy and Physiology at the Liverpool Royal Infirmar
School of Medicine. Papers and Cases will be read -
Dinner. Tickets, a Guinea.
Members are requested to enter, on arrival, their names and
addresses in the Reception-room in the Medical Institution,
Mount-pleasant, where, all the Meetings will take place, and where
Cards will be supplied, which will secure admission to all the pro-
ceedings, and contain such information as may be useful to those
who are strangers to the town.,
PHILIP 11. WILLIAMS, M.D., General Secretary,
Worcester.

Six p.m

July, IBSE

A. T. H. WATERS, Local Secretary,
27, Hope-street, Liverpool

14Y THE QUEEN.-A PROCLAMATION,
For Encouraging Seamen and Landsmen to Enter Themselves
on oard Her Majesty's Ships of War.
VICTORIA R. . . . . ,
.. .

Whereas it is our Royal intention to give all due encouragement
to • all such Seamen and: Landsmen who shall voluntarily enter
themselves in our service. We have thought fit, by and with the
advice of our Privy Council, to publish this our Royal Proclama-
tion, and we do hereby promise and declare, that all such able
Seamen fit for our service, not above the age of forty-five nor under
the age of twenty years, who Shall,- on or beforejhe Fifteenth Day
of June next, voluntarily enter themselves to serve in our Roya
Navy, either , with the captains or lieutenants of our ships, or
officers employed in tenders or at rendezvous on shore for raising
men for the service of our Navy, shall receive, as our Royal Bounty,
the sum of Ten Ppunds each Man ; and all such ordinary seamen
fit for our service, who shall so enter themselves as aforesaid, shall
receive the sum of Five Pounds each Man; and all such able-bodied
Landsmen, not above the age of twenty-five nor under the age of
twenty years, who shall so enter themselves as aforesaid, shall
receive the sum of Forty Shillings each Man as our Royal
Bounty ; such respective sums to be paid them by the respective
paymasters of the ships on board which they may be serving im-
mediately after the expiration of twenty-one days from the date
of such entry : And we do declare, that the qualifications of the
seamen and landsmen so entering themselves as aforesaid shall be
Certified by the captain, lieutenant, or the master and boatswain
er other warrant officer of the ship or vessel where they shall
enter. And for preventing any abuses by any persons leaving the
vessels to which they shall belong, and entering themselves. on
ooard any other our ships and vessels in order to obtain the said
Bounty Money, we do hereby declare and command. that such
seamen and landsmen belonging to any of our ships or vessels ris
shall absent themselves from any of the said ships or vessels to
which they shall belong, and shall enter _themselves on board any
other of our said ships or vessels in order to obtain the said Bounty,
shall uotvnly lose the Wages due to them in the ships or vessels
they shall leave, but also be severely punished according to their
demerits.
Given at. our Court at Windsor; this thirtieth day of April, in
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the year of our Lnrd,one thousand eight hut
and in the twenty-second year of our reign.
GOD SAVE, THE QUEEN

ifty-nine,

TDOUNTY' TO BRITISH SEAMEN
11 WHO MAY ENTER THE ROYAL NAVY. _

Seamen entitled to receive Bounty, may, if they choose, make
provision for the payment.of their debts; or for the benefit of their
Wives or Families, to the extent of one half of the Bounty payable
by Her Majesty's Proclamation, 21 days from the date of each
seaman's entry.

he seaman is to sign anote in the following form, which is to
be approved by the naval officer of the rendezvous or ship, by
whom he N entered, and the amount will be paid from the office
of the AccOuntant-General o the Navy, Admiralty, London, int-
inediately it becomes due :
" I hereby declare that I desire the sum of

Pounds

shillings, to be paid to -- of out of the
Bounty payable to me, under Her Majesty's Proclamation of the
30th April, 1859

Seaman's signature or mark
Signature of witness.

Approved for payment.
Signature of officer of rendezvous or ship."
. Seamen will thus be able to cleat' off their debts, and leave their
families immediately provided for; and as any allotments of their
pay. which they may-wish to make, will be payable the month after
they join the Navy, and as they may now immediately after they
join, receive from the pad master of the .ship on board whielifthey
may be serving, part'of their pay monthly, they will see that every
care is taken to guard their families from want, and that they arc
themselves kept free from debt aed anxiety.
By command of the Lanis Commissioners of the Adnair:lty.
Admiralty. 2nd May, IBSV. U. CORILY, Secret ry.