Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-17 00:00:00

TuAlliY.,, January 17,•-likBo

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LIVERPOOL' SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.
ANNUAL MEETING.
T .
HE Annual Meeting of the Trustees and Suh:
scribers to the Liverpool Southern Hospital, was held at
t e Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, on Monday, the 16th
instant,.at Two p.m. •R. L. Jones Esq., President.
The Rev. John Robberds '
bberds read the report as submitted by
the committee; and the Treasurer, James Houghton, Esq., •
read his statement of accounts; after which the following
resolutions were passed :--- •
1. Moved by Mr. S. Job, seconded by Mr. A. P. Fletcher,
and resolved: "That the re-ort of the committee now read
be adopted, and that the treasurer's statement of accounts now
read be passed, and, together with the report, be printed and
circulated amongst the trustees and subscribers.
2. Moved by Rev. J., Robberds. seconded by 'Mr. W. Leve-
zon, and resolved : " That the warmest thanks of this meeting
-be given to the President, Roger Lyon Jones, Esq., for his very
valuable services during the past year.
3. Moved by Mr. A. P. Fletcher, seconded by Dr. Cameron;
and resolved : "That the best thanks of this meeting be pre-
sented to the Treasurer, James Houghton, Escf.; for his con-
tinued and valuable services, and that he be earnestly requested
to continue those services."
4. Moved by Mr. J. Houghton, seconded by Mr. Hamilton,
and resolved : "That' the best thanks of the meeting be given
to the-Honorary Chaplain, the Rev. Wilfred Leveson assisted
by his curate, the Rev. W. Owen, for their important services,
and that-they be requested to c mtinne those services." ' •
5. Moved by the Rev. W. Leveson, seconded by the Rev. J.
Robberds, and resolved : " That the warmest thanks of the
' 'meeting be given to the honorary medical officers of the insti-
tution, for the efficient discharge of their duties during their
7esPective periods of office.
6. Moved by Mr. Rawlins, seconded by Mr. Higginson, and
resolved : " That the thanks of this meeting be given to the
Clergy and Dissenting Ministers who have advocated the
claims of the Hospital during the past year.
7. Moved by Mr. Higginson, seconded by Mi. S. Martin;and
resolved : " That the best. thanks of the meeting be given to
the donors of money and other articles; • and also to the
Ladies who have sent linen and other articles for the use of
the Hospital." -
8. Moved by Mr. S. Martin, seconded by Mr. Rawlins, and
resolved : "That the thanks of thiS meeting be given to the
House Surgeons and to the-Matron, for the zealous discharge
of their duties."
In pursuance of notice by advertisement to alter Law 16,
9. Moved by Mr. C. E. Rawlins, seconded by Mr. Houghton,
and resolved: In Law 16 (Board of Economy), to omit "one-
-third of the board to retire annually by rotation, those retiring
Who have been longest in office."
A LIST OF DONATIONS FOR 1839
The Misses Cort £lOO : 0-. 0.
The Mayor (William Preston, Esq.) NO 0 0
Proceeds of Ball held at the Royal Assembly Ramis, • i
Great George-street, per George Paris, Esq., se-
cretary - 60 10 -' 2"
Michael Belcher, Eeq.
A Donation from the proceeds of a successful benevo-
lent undertaking, per Rev. J. H. Thom, Oakfleld,
10 10 ,0
near Liverpool -
Messrs. W. and H. Laird lO 10 0
J. G. Woodhouse, Esq.
Charles Mac Iver, Esq. .lO 10 0
The Misses Yates - 'lO 0 0
Edward Lewis, Esq.
F• A. Hamilton, Esq. - 10 --0 -O.
_. W. Collett, Esq lO 2 0 9
trs. Wordsworth lO 0 0.
L
-tessrs, Balfour, Williamson, and, C 0.- • 0 0
ia's. Joseph Hornby, Druid's Cross, Woolton
f,proceeds of Sale of. a Watch-left by a Patient 3lO ,0
-croceeds of performance at Royal Park Theatre,
October 17 ,""" ' 214 :.6
•ti To .., 2 10 0
le eit, Lei h
Lloydß4wen, Esq
ir•W. T. Leigh 2 2. 0
.01,.. Currey, 2 2 0
...,-,, Esq
-sa-Ptaln Johnson
-7,tr• Thomas Reay •
ntain ' (s.s.) 'per J. T. M. -
Y 2 1 0 0
fir' J• •
•-• B. Hughes, an arbitration fee 0 10 0