The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-16 00:00:00

The annual meeting of this Institution was held in the
board-room of the hospital, yesterday. JOSEPH B.

On the 31st Decemb
Oft

1 patien

on the

re cleat

her of both in and out patients

e, and consequently increased a

tion had

unusual, dema

In this c

benevolent ap

al to their much-respected
T. Nolan, for his kind

ier more favor

ing of the president and

Mr. Jr

i_engaged to give a conce

hitheatre on tt

the proceeds to

realised

nr the completion of

The treasurer's amour
]Os OW. ; while the

leaving in the I

r. LAWP

the proposition

if the preif

he said he trus

please God to spare himib see its completion
only natural that at his time of life he should

make room for some. othE

whose years mi

filled than were his own

Icharac

1 OUR EXPORTS

OR 1848 CO
OF 1847

_ On reference to a circular publ

)our ar

The dec
o the nni

Lean eight millions

d to Tar

;ypt five m

prior to 1847

is an incr

North An
and 18-4-

America

,n evasion in many i

mi at least of the

led to extended operation
24 per cent. under the av(

the whole, however, i
ge of the three years

ndid line of canals, a

'o China, F.,

by reading the report, of which the following is

a summury :
During the last twelvemonths 2611 patients have been
out and 691 in nationts ! IAN

7, there were 39 in-patients
.1, during th

s:i remained in the
td the remaining 54
)ur or two after being

i had sent
ade by the

ristitution wa
onorary chap

financial year wore at its close a most unpropitious aspect,
but the present year opened uni

Mademoiselle Jenny Lind was inclined to promote the
objects of such_ institutions as this, a deputation, consist-

I), waited upon her at
thout the least he3itation ac-

the whole of

he ehie,

)re would be required, which it is to be hope
raised by appeals :to the benevolent public

>hewed the receipts to be £2029
nditure was £3142 14s. 111€1.,
the treasurer £349 14s. 111 d.

Tradesmen's bills amounted to £7OO. The statement of
the building fund shewed that there were in Dock bonds
£lOOO, and in the bank £522 Bs. 4d.
The adoption of the report was moved by Mr. Wm.
FISHER, and seconded by Mr. STUDLEY MARTIN. The

Mr. R

Mr. Wm. FisnEti had great pleasure in proposing the
thanks of the meeting to Mr. Yates for his valuable ser-
vices as chairman, and begged to express a hope that he
would continue those services during the ensuing year.

He complimented Mr. Yates on tl
tion of a year which begun most unpropitiously
Mr. R. FISHER followed up these remarks in secondine

kIRMAN was much affected at the eulogistic
terms which had been coupled with his name. He felt
his services had been much over-estimated. In speaking

ited it would
It was

an, the number of
t he more in accordance with the duties
Mr. Yates

I concluded an affecting address by consenting to remain in
ofli-e another year.

subsequent business was of the usual routine

HARED WITH

Robert

er, of Manchester, we find that the
total exports of twist in 1847 amounted to 1161. millions
Ind in 1848 to 127 millions of lbs

'Key and

swing a total increase of 101
s as compared with 1847, but a decrease of 14
mpared with the average of the five years

The total export of plain and printed cottons in 1847
775 millions of yards, and in 1848, 860 millions of
• • —,se of 39 millions of yards to
..r, 51 millions to Turkey and Egypt
diterranean ports, 15 millions to Mexico,

124 millions to the west coast of America, and 22 millions
to India; on the other hand, there is a decrease of 294
to the United States, 61 millions to British

millions to the foreign West Indies,
Brazil and the east coast of South
e large increase to Mexico is accounted for
reduction of the import duties under the A
can rule, and probably b

altogether of those duties. Some very profitable returns
were obtained from that market last year, which led par-
ties largely to extend their shipments. The increase to
the west coast is likely to be augmented this year,
Provided the recent accocnts from California be eon-
' firmed; already they have given some impetus to
shipments. The increase to Ind:-
us constituting a

is arises from more
anaivn`i f 'scan 1,1 a +l.o

prior to