The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-05 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY

THE TRUSTEES of this Charity are requested to attend
the ANNUAL BOARD, to be holden at the INFIRMARY,
on MONDAY, the 11th day of January, 1836, at Eleven o'clock
in the Forenoon, to transact the Business of the House, and to
Elect Officeri for the ensuinYear. •
JOSEPH N. WALKER, President.
December 26, 1835.
The Treasurer begs to acknowledge i(43 receipt of the follow,
ing contributions:— s. d.
From J. Aspinall, Esq., Mayor, being a Fine received
from a Juryman, sunamonedlOr the Quarter
Sessions, for non-attendance
„ Mr. John Roberts, Hanover-street 3 3 0
„ Four new Menibers of Grand Jury,-per Thomas
Shaw, Esq., Foreman
Legacy from Mrs. Lydia Steers, Toxteth-park, per
Spencer Jas. Steers, Esq., Executor, free of
duty lOO 0 0
From Edmund Molyneux, Esq., Savannah, U. S 100 0 0
„ Mr. Jamei K. Wood, Administrator of Captain
G. Weaver, who died in the Infirmary
„ Thomas Molyneux, Esq., Newsbam-house
„ Mr:john Armroyd, Paiadise-street, in acknow-
ledgement of the attention paid to his sou,
when a Patient in the Infirmary lO 0 0
„ Mr. William M`Kenzie
„ a, per James Aspinall, Esq., Mayor
10 0 0
Legacy from Mrs. Elizabeth,Worrall, per Rev. Thos
Bold, Duke-street l9 19 0
From Mr. William Pearson and Mr. George Booth,'
the Trustees of the late John Ashton, Esq. ..300 0 0
„ Mr. David J: Jackson, Castle-itreet, part of a
sum awarded to him ' 2 0 0
„ A Friend, per Josias Booker,
.Esq lO 0 0
~ Mr. James Heaton, Everton, being a sum re-
ceived for duties performed by him as Assessor
of House and Window Duty, with 10s. in ad-

dition ....... : 2 0 0
„ From Mrs. Leigh, at the request of her late hus-
band,. John Leigh, Esq., Park-hill-road 2l 0 0
Collection at St. George's Church, per Rev. J. Tobin 30 1 9
„ at Christ Church, per Rev. J. Wilson . lB 1 9
„ at St. Thomas's Church, per Rev. T. Buff 10.6 11
Legacy from Mrs. Goldie, Rodney-street, per James
Crosbie and William Dlrynaple, Esquires,
Executors £looo
Less Duty lOO--900 0 0
From Mrs. Hesketh, in consideration of attention paid
a Patient .recommended by her
„ J. Gerard, Esq , M.D., Lydiate 2O 0 0
„ William Foster, Esq., Rodney-street, in consi-
deration of attention shown a servant, who
met with a slight accident 2 2 0
„ Benjamin Buchanan, Esq., Rodney-street
„ James Rawdon, Esq., Oldhall-street
„ James Alison, Esq., St. Anne-street 5O • 0 0
„ Richard Alison, Esq., St. Anne-street lOO 0 0
„ Rev. Edward Hull, Mason-street, Edge-hill 52 10 0
Collection at St. Nicholas's Church, per Rev. T. Iliff 20 18 0
From Mr. Atkins, Zoological Gardens
Collection at St. Andrew's Church, per Rev. J. Jones 40 0 0
„ at St. Michael's Church, per Rev. C. Morrall l7 11 2
From a Friend, being a sum received for compromise
of an injury from an accident in returning
from the Races in July last • 5 ' 0 0
„ Arthur Heywood, Esq., Lark-hill 2OO 0 0
„ Joseph N. Walker, Esq., President lO5 0 0
„ John Stewart, Esq., Mount-pleasant 2l 0 0
„ Charles Groves, Esq., Canning-street
~ Mr. Joseph Reynolds, at the request of the late
Mr. RAbert Coleman 4 0 0
„ Richard tildes, Esq., St. Helen's, being part of
a legacy of £l9B, bequeathed to him under the
will of the late Mr. Benjamin Hatton
„ T. W. Fletcher, Cleveland-square 1 1 0

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN/that the Partnership
heretofore subsistin., between usithe undersigned JAMES
SCOTT and WILLIAIrI PA IKE as Corn Merchants and
Corn Factors, in Liverpool, '; the firm of " Scott and
Parke," having expired by e ion of time, is this day fitt
dis-
solved by mutual consent. A ebts due to or by our late
Partnership will he received au paid by the said James Scott.
JAMES SCOTT.
WILLIAM PARKE.
Brunswick-street, December 31, 1835.- • '

SALE OF FUI?NITURE,4v.
By Messrs. T. a'id J. TRO l'l' ER,
On FRIDAY nest, the Bth instant, precisely at. Eleven o'clock,
at their Rooms, in Whiteehapel,
A GENERAL assortment of useful HOUSEHOLD
,FUR-
tII- NITUR E an Eight-day Clock, Office Desks and Fixtures,
&c., reoved'for convenience of sale.
momprising Four-post and Camp BedsteaK, with Moreen and
Printed Cotton Hangings, Mattresses, .Feit'ther Beds and Bed-
ding, Chamber Chairs, rables, and Washstands, Swing, Pier,
and Box Dressing Glasses, Window Curtains, Brussels, Kid-
derminster, and Parlour Stair Carpets, Mahogany Articles in
Dining, Card,. Pembroke, and Snap Tables, Sets of Chairs,
Chests of Drawers, Night Commodes, Kitchen Requisites,
Iron Safe Doors, Bt4

May be viewed diTihe'Morning of Sale and Catalogues had.

C.GNSItiNMI?,NT OF. FINE INDIANAS IN ALL
41-1111iVA NG- ADES-AN D CO LOU RS; &C.
MR. WALKER (successor to the late Kr. MAURICE RIME)
begs to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity,
that he has received instructions to offer to public competition
at his Rooms, 31, Church-street, on TUESDAY ne ;'the 12th,
WEDNESDAY, the 13th January instant, and f wing days of
business until the whole be Sold, conr.ne g each day at
Eleven o'clock, the STOCK •in 'IRA ' ora MANUFAC-
TURER of INDIANAS, who is decli g the Business,-con-
sisting of several shades in beautiful Claret, French Greys,
Emerald, Grass, Myrtle, Lavender, Fawn, variety of shades in
Browns, true-dyed Blacks, fine plain Whites, rich fancy-printed
Drabs, and various other shades, a few Ends of extra-superfine
Black Cassimeres. Also a variety OfTA.BLE COVERS and Inisti
LINENS, &c.
Mr. WALKER begs to call the attention of the Ladies to the
above Sale of Indianas, as the Goods are of first-rate qualities,
and consigned for absolute and unreserved Sale.
May be viewed on the .Mornings of Sale; when Catalogues
may be had .at the Rooo,s.
Cash advanced upon Goods intended for immediate Sale.

A DECIDED BARGAIN. ..
i•ieefr. I
ril obe LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, in the ;Are, fo-
.R.. 'SACCO, SMA LLW A RE, and TEA LINE, Sin!: . 124, Brown-
low-hill. The Fitting-up is nearly new, gill be disposed
of on liberal terms: The present occupi vend another bu-
siness is the cause of his disposing of till,.
An APPRENTICE Wanted to the PLUMBING and GLAZ-
ING BUSINESS.—AppIy as above.