The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-31 00:00:00

Ebutation

J)/I,,SS ALICE HACKNEY begs to inform
virp.,,,tn,er Friends and the Public she has REMOVED her
to isr".'LE ESTABLISHMENT from St. Michael's Hamlet
se„;9, Devonshire- place, Prince's-park.
nOOL REOPENED January 23rd.

nsT„GMG AND PIANO-FORTE ACADEMY.
YOUN.--n- LADIES EVERY TUESDAY, at his Residence.
MS RS at Schools, namely :—Piano-forte, Eight
easPer Annum; Singing. Ten Guineas.
No. 2, PERCY-STREET,
(ONE DOOR FROM CANNING-STREET

NOTICE. -MR. JOSEPH ROBINSON.-
th Mnr• P.OBINSON respectfully informs his Pupils
bi. e.ublic that, in consideration of their taking LE SONS
in hi: °,,,wn RESIDENCE, he will in future make a Reduction
Ititelierms. by giving Twenty-four Lessons to the Quarter,
GeT,""„°f Twenty-one. as formerly.
ingsZtnell can receive essons in the Mornings or Even-
- tray be moat convenient to them,

....
No. 2, PERCY-STREET,
(ONE DOOR FROM CANNING-STREET.)

AtITLBERRY-STREET SCHOOL,
CO, ktb ABERCROMBIE-SQUARE.
fititln-eted by Mr. JAMES HICKIE (Author of a Key to
°Oth Course of Mathematics) and Mr. HENRY JOHNS,
Thitejl known in Liverpool as successful Teachers.
Iltlttb" ac ooh
has, since its opening, continued to increase in
ilners. we as gain in character.
w`i BYstem adopted at the outset, and since steadily adhered
bon,-Iliant°,irapart a sound Scientific and Commercial Educa-
kient."` vy seeking to accomplish great things, but by con-
-I°ll5lY endeavouring o all that is really practicable,
from tiThat this object has been attained may be best inferred
4t Dresee subjoined notes, emanating frotn parents of Pupils
'tient int In the School : to these might be added (if conve-
Wno an advertisement) a long list of references to pareuts
Allei,7re expressed their satisfactio gain the progress which
'MIS have made, and are makin this establishment.

Mthly
t
bear s• Birkenhead, Cheshire, Nov. 14, 1854.
son has been under your instruction for
Ntbly ivv° Years, and I feel it only due to you to say. how
his stm.aPpreciate the great improvement he has made in all
tie% ii"nr. When I recal to mind his former sad backw.ard-
that'a s„ compare it with his present condition, I am satisfied
irlast system which has resulted in such a marked change
'dleayo a good one: therefore accept my sincere thanks for
111. kindness and attention to my son.—And believe me,
ira, Yours most truly,
CHARLES HAVES HIGGINS, M.D.,
TO F.R.C.S. of England, &c.
Meseta. Hickie and Johns, 17, Mulberry-at., Liverpool.

Gentle y
1, Oxford-street, Nov. 30, 1833.
men —AI son being about to leave school shortly, I
Are;:i the occasion a suitable one for acknowledging how
'Vonr am pleased with his progress since he has been under
lour ra• •
attenti„Al 'nous system of instruction, and especially. your
tertai,s'ill to mental development, cannot. but result in thei
'enco,,: Improvement of your pupils. Wishing you all t
'ken "'llgetnent your energy and merit deserve. I am, Gentle-
-1,,.; lint very faithfully. E. STATTER, Surgeon, &C.
Messrs. Hickie and Johns.

18, Pembroke-place. Dec. 3, 1853.
bteettr Si„
title —MOre than a year having elapsed since my son
oneriltrtitt, of your pupils, I have now great pleasure in con-
!rlitich'in, you on the marked progress he has made in each
41litse:?' his studies ; which taken as a test of your mode of
..-1 aril 4:"1, nothing, in my opinion, could be more successful.
It.. > dear Sirs very f i ht. I
_a t _u ly yours, PETER CONOLAN.
„...-811- Hickie,and Johns, Mulberry-street School.
, irr,„_
`14....141744NCY for TWO BOARDERS, at 50 Guineas per
lake si,..
ii,..._ 't;1100L is now RE-OPENED.

L---........ ,
IVERPOOL SAILORS' HOME. Her
1t......__M05t Excellent MAJESTY, Patron.—At the ANNUAL
.E-rix4:3 of the GOVERNORS and NI of the LI-
ERPOOL SAILO S HON'IE, REGISTRY,‘4andnuTLANV,INGS'
DANK, held in ibeiti, '1854,
AMo.„4-'oAlln-ROO3l of the IN_ m
the Re DAME
ojf—th—eWa AIKEN,
the asurees Esq., in the Chair,
Committee for the year 1853, together with
read, Accounts for the same period, having been
It teas R ,„,.. _.
the ve r iime-*"4,—That the Report of the Committee for
surf a --", as now read, is approved ; and that the Trea-
and es AccoUnts, now laid before this Meeting, be passed,
that the same be Printed and Circulated in the usual
manner.
~.I?esolved,—That Messrs. John Aikin John Clint, Robert
,3..ibbY, T. H. Holderness, S. R. Graves, Ralph Dawson, T. B.
porsfall, J. P. Palmer, R C. Crosbie, who retire by rotation,
Mr.
be re-elected, and that John Atkin be appointed in lieu
of Rear-Admiral Bell, C. 8., whose lamented decease the
Committee have to record, and to whom they were much in-
debted so long as his health permitted him to attend their
Meetings,
-Resolved—That the best thanks of this Meeting be pre-
,,,letted to Captain Ainley, Superintendent Hanmer,
k•ashier, and the other Officers of the Institution, for the very
!itatisfactory manner in which they have conducted the busi-
ells of the Home during the year, and also to Mr. Boardman,
'°W Cashier of the Local Marine Board, for his valuable ser-
v
~.ices in the management of the Savings' Bank, from its com-
14escement to the present time.
(Signed) JAMES AIKIN, Chairman.
11, e Chairman having vacated the Chair,
411. t 0.....
..... "8 Resolved,—. That the best thanks'of this
_Meeting be
v'ented to Mr. Atkin for his conduct in the Chair.
bwmi g ine Treasurer begs to acknowledge the receipt of the fol-
C Ds :
DONATIONS, 1853. £ s. d.
•r
- sw. Part of the, of the Marco Polo tll4 0
riend, A.
unnYon W P
Ifia • 'W. •
5 5 0
.. rris and Co. (third)
plea, Wm. and Co 1 9 5
Lidl3
1,12, Captain
dell, the Hon. T., M.P lO 0 0
olyneux, Taylor, and Co.
54,.agee, vim. (a sailor) 0 10 0
*norapson,
ship SaraPh—aPta% collected on board the steam-
ustralia .
Towson, , onher voyage
........ from
6 14 5
1 0 0
.
114:1a1Brit7slihn..aiind.41c..o.r.t.h. ................... . Steam-packet
Comoan
of " ---y, Per D. and C. Wlver, being a portion
money received for admitting visitors to view
their ships
Si ,Leal;
The late Mrs. OLEGACIES livia, (by her Executors,)
Per Messrs. Stockley and Thompson l5l 18 8

ERPO 0 L DISPENSARIES.—At a
LiNrE4ENERAL MEETING of the
.Governors of the
Offie..",,POL DISPENSARIES held in the Dispennsaries
etatt, South Castle-street, On FRI the y7th
The
PS BOOTH, Esq., Vice-President, in the Chair,
RN-010,ring resolutions were unanimously adopted :
'read, ved.---"That the address of the committee, as now
k e received, printed, and distributed as usual."
bY W. F. MACGREGOR, Esq., and seconded by
V the' ' I•OWNDES, Esq., and resolved,—" That the accounts
be 0 treasurer, just read, which have been properly audited,
4.l't ti 3: Vatted and printed as usual." Resolved,—" That
thieo.l',,s Of this meeting be given to the Venerable Arch•
Lat,T Brooks, M.A., President • Mr. Charles Booth, and
17A! Vitas Bourne, Vice-Presidents; also, to Mr. Francis
irk-Areasurer ; Air. Richard Johnson and Mr. Joseph
t_ -Aditors, and the Members of the Retiring Committee,
"e UtPralutible services and attention to the interests of
Tbkog-rdikr
1)Y the Rev. C. H. BURTON, M.A. ; seconded by
-"aalts-3 BOURNE, Esq., and resolved,—" That the best
,Vuice,.." this meeting be given to the Honorary Medical
glitiel' of this Charity, for the faithful discharge of their
ag the st ear."
by G. G. pa
HoRyNBy, Esq.; seconded by R. A. PAYNE,
b g
resolved,—" Thht the best thanks of this meeting
Lave kA to those Clergymen and Ministers of religion, who
lipecti„indlY advocated the cause of this Charity in their,re-
-4`,We Places of worship during the past year." Resohed,
hererat the special thanks of this meeting are due and are
,_exertil Presented to the Rev. C. H. Burton, for his
.kind
''sae/CllB, as honorary secretary, in promoting. he simul-
- made in the churches in this town, in
.the e:7teher last, by which these institutions were benefited to
MO of
Isaq '„"PY Mrel3s. BEH 2s
REND • seconded by H. W. MEAD KING,
nd resolved g—"Tha't the followin zentlemen be the
The' Lot the Institution for the ensuing year." :7
Att. venerable Archdeacon BROOKS, M.A., President.
il,tr ~,eRARLES BOOTH, Vice-President, North ispensary.
• HOSTAS BOURNE, Vice-President,Dispensary.
Mr. FRANCIS MILL, Treasurer.
—ARD HUMBLE. Mr. RICHARD JOHNSON, Auditors.

COMMITTEE.
Mr. Joseph King
Mr. T. A. Bushby
Rev. C. H. Burton
Mr. H. W. Mead King
Mr. William Miles Moss
Mr. Maxwell Hyslop
Rev. James Sheridan.

It: P. Macgregor
C`• G. Hornb
John Eden y
o,cYrua Morrell
Mr.
A. Payn Mulleneux
e
, r• P. M. Carson Daniel Clarke •
Mr. J. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Dr . CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Duncan, Dr. Nicholson, Dr. Grind rod, DI • Williams
.uncan, Dr. Scott, and Dr. Sutherland.
CONSULTING SURGEONS.
II
Irkr „..: Parke. Mr. Minshill, Mr. James Cooper, Mr. Alfred
"'n"n, Mr. J. C. Shepherd, and Mr. James Long.
NORTH DISPENSARY.
tra. C. Ferguson. Dr. Lodge, Mr. H. Behrend, Mr. W.
anifold, Mr. r. D. Fletcher, and Mr. L. E. Desmond.
SOUTH DISPENSARY.
leet""in_Whittle. Mr. John Hey, Mr. R. Hutchinson, Mr. John
, Air. George Kemp, Mr. Henry Lowndes.
HOUSE SURGEONS.
Mr, A. Arnott, North. Mr. W. Booker, South.
ASSISTANT HOUSE SURGEONS.
North.—Mr. Scott, Mr. Miller.
South.—Mr. C. J. Kirwan, Mr. T. Riordan.
North.—mr. H.
Meyers.
ELAurtIE.S.
th Mr. Roger Parker.
COPPER.
The chair NavinMr. John Brooke.
and tins ig been vacated, it was proposed, seconded.,
baeetino::l"CY adopted,—" That the best thanks of this
ti accorded to Charles Booth, Esq., for proidins

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