The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-20 00:00:00

s.me day, aged 75, Mr. John Chandler, ironmonger,

Shaw's-

Oii the Ist instant, at G enluce, in his With year, Mr. Peter
M Gill.
Ou the sth instant at Hinderton, near Nestor., Cheshire, in
her 77th year, Mrs. Mary Hough.
On the 6th instant, iu Dublin, in his 7i th year, Mr. Francis
Priestly. upwards of forty-five years compositor of Saunders'
News- Letter.

same day, aged 42, Mr. Joseph Clegg veterinary surgeon.
Same r ay. aged 43, Catherine Roberts. Fontenoy- street.
On the 7th instant, in Upper Park street, Mary Alice, infant
daughter of Captain R. Thrice, of the Veracity, et '11!s port.
Same day, the Rev. Franc s D xnn, the oldest minister of the
Incle2endent denomination in ,lieffield.
Same day, at the Old Swan Inn, near this town, aged 51, Mr,
John Aldcroft, formerly of the Wagon and Horses, Longsight,
near Manchester.
On the th instant, aged 40, Mrs. Mary Ann Gill, of Grafton-
street, Toxteth park.

Same day. of consume tinn. aged 16, Jane, youngest daughter
of Mr. Joseph Jeffries, of Kirkdale.
On the Icth instant, aged 7.s years, Marion, rel ct of the late
Mr. Wm. Slninkland, of G, eat George's-street. Liverpool.
On the 12th instant, at his residence. Hurrock-wood, CuM-
heti Rev. John Hut, hinson, at an adva' ced age.
Same day, at his son's house, Soho-street, aged 77, Mr. Wm.
Sn arbi

Same day, at an advanced age, Mr. John Stealcy, of Well-
e.t
Same day, at Sunside, near Ulverstone, Ellen, wife of Mr.
-John Mottershead, late of this town, shipbuilder, and sec_nd
daughter of Mr. James .Rose, of Halegate, in this county.
same day-( aged 46, Elizabeth, you.gest daughter of the late
Mr. Josiah Day of Newton-cum.Larton, heshi, e.
Same day, in Woburn place, Loudon, after a short but severe
ilic'ess, aged 49, Mrs. Cornwall Baron The deceased
was the authoress of several very clever poems. She was
awarded the prize for a poem on the Princess Victoria, now our
most gi acions Queen, at the Cardiff Bardie Festival, in 1834 ; in
she ga ned the prize offered by the Methodists' Club for
the words of a song. although there we: e upwards of two hun-
dred candidates; and she also wrote the words in the third vo
lame of Mr. Pa, ry's lsh Melodies
On the lath instant, aged 7
Silas H. Richards, cotton broke
Same day, at his residence, Lower Tranmere, Cheshire, Mr
JoOrua Barton

years, Ed.;ar, second son of Mr.

same day, Sarah, widow of the late Mr. J. Killett, coach.
maker.
Same day, P•fter a severe illness, axed 57, Mary, eldest daugh-
ter of the late J. Dunn, E-q., of Hartford.
Same day, in Oldhall-street. after an illness of four months,
of al'eess of the liver, t harlotte, relict of the late Mr.
S,me day, at I.eamington, the Lady Ann Ward! iw, relict of
the late Mr. It W. Ramsay, of Whitehill, and daughter of the
late Earl of Balcarres.
On the 14 th instant, Mr. Charles Harrison, officer of Excise,
Hardy-street.
On the 15th instant, at Oaklands, Rock Ferry, in his 72nd
year. John Dodson. Esq.
On the 16th instant, aged 9,, Mr. Wm. Crowe, plumber, Bev.
ineton-bush, eldest son of the late Mr. Wm. Crowe, of Spar-
ling-street, universally respected by all who had the pleasure of
his acquaintance. _ • _ _

Same day. et Foden-bank, Macclesfield, Cheshire, Alice, wife
of W. S. Newbold, Esq., third daughter of the late Rev. Rich.
Loxham, Rector of Halsall.
saute day. Arthur, infant son of Mr. W. H. Beckett, Myrtle-
street, aged 8 months.
On the 17th instant, in Seymour.street, aged 40 years, John
Stewart, Esq., surgeon.
Same day, aged 57, Margaret, relict of the late Mr. William
Hughes. of Union-street, deservedly regretted by a large circle
of relatives anehfriends.
Same day, after a painful illness, Mary Ann, third daughter of
Mr. William Watmough, accountant. Strickland-street, Evertors,
aged 15 months.
Same day, Sarah, wife of James Smith, Esq., Clifton-park,
Birkenhead.
On the 18th instant. Ann, mite of John Smith. Esq., St. Ann-
street, aged 43. and eldest daughter of the late Richard Tomlin-
son, Esq., of Northwich.
Same day, at her residence, Toateth Old.hall, Miss Jane
ilackhoase,

STEAM TO GLASGOW,
-)` WITH GOODS AND PASSENGERS,
The PRINCESS ROYAL,
Capt. R. CRAWFORD,
Is intended to sail as under, viz.:—
From the CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.
SATURDAY, the 24th January, at 7 o'clock, Evening.
THIIRiSDAY, the 29th January, at 12 o'clock, Noon.
FARES:
CABIN, 155.; STEWARD'S FEE, 2s. ; STERRAGE, 38.
Agents—M. LANOLANDS, 32, Enoch's-square, Glasgow; D.
M‘LawrY ROBERTo Excise Buildings, Greenock ; and
LAMONT, 33, Water-street, Liverpool.

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• Publisher of the Pictorial Times.
fie, 351, Strand, London, November 3, 1845.

AT the ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES
of the SOUTHERN and TOXTETH HOSPITAL, Ir.ld in
the Board-Room of the Hospital, on MONDAY, the 19th day of
January, 1846,
The Report of the Committee was read by the Chaii man, (J.
B. Yates, Esq.,) and unanimously approved and adopted ; and
was ordered,.

That the report, together with the accounts, list of donations,
annual subscriptions, collections, &c., be printed and circu-
lated as soon as possible.
The following Resolutions were then passed:
Moved by Mr. INGRAM, and seconded by Mr. J. J. CURRIE,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Joseph Brooks
Yates, Fsq., the President, for his valuable services during the
year, and that he be requested to remain in office during the
ensuing year.
Moved by Mr. FLETCHER, and seconded by Mr. BECKWITH,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Win. Kaye. F,s,l:,
the Vice-President, for his attention to the interests of this
charity.
Moved by Mr. FLETCHER, and seconded by Mr. BECKWITH,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to John Platt, Esq„
for his great attention to the interests of this institution.
Moved by Mr. BENJAMIN BARROW, and seconded by Mr,

BARTON;
That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to Matthew
Gregson, Esq. and Edward Cropper, Esq., Auditors; and to
the board of Economy, for their valuable services during the
pas Low
year.
Moved by Mr. INORAM, and seconded by J. J. CURRIE,
That the grateful acknowledgments of this Meeting are due
to the Rev. Thos. Nolan, A. 111., the Chaplain, and that he be
requested to continue to act as Chaplain during the ensuing
year.

Moved by Mr. Cita i.tiNoa, and seconded by Mr. BECKWITH,
'That the grateful thanks of this Meeting be given to the Ho-
norary Medical Officers, for their gratuitous services during the
past year, and that they be re-appointed for the ensuing year.
Moved by Mr. BECKWITH' and seconded by the Reverend T.
NOLAN,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the House-Sur-
geons and Matron, for their great attention to their respective
duties.
Moved by Mr. H. BANNER, and seconded by Mr. MARTIN,
That the warmest thanks of this Meeting are due to the Lord
Bishop and Clergy of this Diocese, and to the Dissenting
nisters of this town, who, in the course of the past year, ha,
so effectually aided this charity by the pious and eloquent ap-
peals put forth from their respective pulpits.
That the following gentlemen constitute the General Com-
mittee for the ensuing year:—:
Joseph Brooks Yates, Esq., President.
Edward. Cropper, Esq., Vice-President.
Benjamin Platt, Esq., Treasurer.
Matthew Gregson Esq.,l Auditors.
William Watson,
Mr. James Aikin, Mr. R. Lyon Jones,
Mr. Harmood Banner, Mr. James Lawrence,
Rev. Thomas Bold, A.M. Mr. John Lawrence,
Mr. Joseph Brereton, Mr. Studley Martin,
Mr. Charles Challinor, Mr. Samuel Minshull,
Mr. Charles Chalonert Rev. Thos. Nolan, A.M.,
•Mr. John Irvine Currie, Mr. William Parker,
Mr. William Fisher, jun., Mr. John Platt,
Mr. John Fletcher, Mr. Thomas Royden,
Mr. Duncan Gibb, Mr. William R. Sandbach,
Rev. Wm. Hesketh, A.M., Mr. Samuel H. Thompson,
Mr. James Ingram, Rev. R. L. Townsend, A.M.
Mr. Wm. Kay,
Th President having left the chair, on the motion of Mr.
3I I NS H cu., seconded by Mr. INGRAM, •
It was resolved unanimously,
That the thanks of this Meetingbe given to the worthy Chair-
man, for his able conduct in the chair at the general meeting
held this day.

LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
AT the Annual Meeting of the Subscribers of the
above Institution, held at the Clarendon Rooms, South
John-street, on Monday, January 19,1846, the following RESO-
LUTIONS were unanimously agreed to :

COLLECTION FOR THE DISPENSARIES.
A COLLECTION will be made for this INSTITU-
TION, in the SCOTCH CHURCH, Oldham-street, on
SABBATH next, the 25th instant, on which occasion the Rev.
M. REID, the Minister of the Church, will Preach suitable
Discourses.
The Services commence at 11, a.m., and 3, p.m.
19th January, 1846.