The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-12 00:00:00

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HOLT HILL, CHESHIRE.
Tbe LET, on the 2d April, an excellent FAMILd HOUSE, commanding a View of the River to
Neighbourhood, with Pleasure Grounds and good GaLa`fit
attached, now occupied by Mr. John Dobbin. lUD
£io.
For view apply to Mr. MARROW, adjoining tenallt..>

WAVERTREE.
TO be LET, with immediate possession, an excelled
HOUSE and GARDEN, in the salubrious and
select locality of Olive Mount, containing Dining an
Drawing Rooms, (22 feet by 15 feet,) Breakfast Roo 01
Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, and Scullery, with four
Be
and two Servants' Rooms.
Apply to Mr. DORNING, Land and Building Agent, SI r
Leigh-street, Liverpool.

TO be LET, for a number of years as may be sgr,e
on, the HAINING, in the County of Selkirk. 11/14
Mansion-house is situated upon a large and beauty
natural Lake, measuring more than a mile in circumferel
There it an extensive Deer Park, which, though not to
let with the place, unless particularly desired, is ferij
ornamental. The House is large and commodious, af
fully furnished, having ample accommodation for servants,
The Offices are most complete.
The Duke of Buccleuch's Fox-hounds hunt the countif
The Fisheries in the River Tweed, and other rivers in
neighbourhood, which belong to the property, are 4/...;
cellent ; and the Shootings are first-rate and extensive,
comprehending both Grouse and Black Game, in adding
to all other kinds of Lowland Game.—These would
let along with the Mansion-house, if required.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. ToDJ.9O,
ROMANES, W. S., Edinburgh, or Mr. LANG, I.lflt
Selkirk.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY.
rir HE following appeal to the Public has been exte.liq;
sively circulated in the town and neighbourhood Wil.`t
considerable success, as will be seen by the subjoined 'ls,
of donations. Whilst the Committee gratefully ackno.^i
ledge the sums already received, they earnestly 011uce
further contributions, addressed to the Treasurer of t,'
Infirmary, Mr. JAMES BOLD, No. 7, Water-sired
" Liverpool Infirmary, lst Dec.,
" Sra,—The Committee or the LIVERPOOL INFI'';
MARY have long felt the very insufficient means the',
possess of supplying religious consolation to the patient°
under their care.

" They have hitherto only been able to secure the Par;
tial, but very valuable, services of the Rev. Mr. DAVl°°'
anti, as he is now about to resign his charge, in cool;
quence of an appointment at St. Paul's, the Coromit!„o
think it a fitting occasion to bring under the considersil',/
of the benevolent public the great importance of seeutid,
a successor, (a Clergyman of the Church of Englari
who shall give his undivided time and attention to t"
whole of their Institutions.
" In order to attain this object, a Stipend must be Pod
vided. For the last few years, owing to the witbrii,rni,
of the Corporation Grant of £25 per annum, the Libie
mittee have only had £45 per annum applicable to, IN,
purpose; being the interest of a fund of about X." 5 or
which was raised, on a former occasion, towards the,and,
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prevent
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fa increase
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so as to yield a sufficient income to enable them tgtutioll
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to the Chaplain's salary, it is necessary to raise a furw-
spec'al contribution to supply the deficiency.
" It will be at once admitted, that, to comfort the PO,
and suffering inmates of the Infirmary, to direct tbe;
minds to the only true source of peace, and to visit Li
dutiesonel y
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of b tnhde dyingun t
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hope that the satisfaction of extending a friendly harta ,i,
the poor prodigal or penitent sinners who resort to I
Lock Hospital will not be denied.
" As regards the Lunatic Asylum, the Committee rdi;
quest particular attention to the following extract 1'1.03 letterjust received from the Physician in attendance 11
that institution:—

" I shall hardly be contradicted in stating, that tta
medical treatment is only secondary to the moral treop
ment of the insane, and I consider religious instruct°
among the most powerful moral influences.
" ' During the present summer I have visited tafB
Asylums at Hanwell and Lancaster. At each place told";
have a Chapel, where the service is constantly performed,
according to the report of the Medical Superintend
ents, with an exceedingly beneficial effect.
" I find, in the annual report of the Lincoln Asylc°
that religious duty upon the Lord's-day was benefic-iallf
„0
introduced some years ago, and the present house-surrio
has cheerfully, on an intimation from the board, now ail be
introduced the practice of evening prayers for all
patients with whom they might not be deemed inaPlll,l6
priate ; and this approach to the respectable doines,„'"
habits of an orderly, well-governed family has been 'y
ductive of good effect.'
" Of course, it is not intended that this appointral
shall in any way interfere with the rule granting free
mission to the Ministers of other denominations, ivP
required by the patients.
" I am, sir, your obedient servant,
"EDWARD GIBBON, Chairman.
DONATIONS RECEIVED.

X s

X la
Mr. Richard Gibson.. 5 0
Mr. Chris. Bushell g 0
Mr. Thomas Todd 5 a
Mr. J. B. Brancker • 5 0
Mr. James Stringer . 5 0
Mrs. Dyson .
The Misses Chaffers . 5 0
Mr. Geo. J. Duncan. 5 0
Miss Ann J.Brancker 5 0
Mr. Charles Saunders 2, 1
I • Mr John Woolright. 0
Mr. N. Tory. ° 0 10
Viscount Saralon lO
Mrs. Hinde .
Messrs. E. andß. R. , 1
I Heath
......
Lord Francis Egerton 30 0
,Mrs. Eden lO
Miss Rigby, Canning- 4 0
street ~
Miss Mandell, Orms- 1
kirk.
5 0
Mr. Wm. Carson...• 0
Mr. W. J. Tomlinson
. .
Wm. Rathbone, Esc'. O 5 0
Mr. Charles Inman . 0
,Mr. James Molyneux 0 0
,MissHughes,Seaforth 5 0
Mr. Edward Moon.. 10 5
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Robert Moon, Esq.. ,n 0
S. Sandbach, Esq. .• 0
Mr. John Stewart . 10 0
Mr. Lawrence Peel.. 5 0
Mr. Samuel Lang • • c" 0
Mr. John Swire
Messrs. Chapman, g 0
, Bowman, and. Co.. 0
'Mr. C1axt0n...... • • ,1; 0
I
Mr. Cottingham Moss Z 0 0
Mr. Thomas Bouch.. 0
,Mr. Joseph Hornby . 10
Messrs. Gibbs, Bright
10 0
and Co .. .. • 5 0
,Mr. R.W. Houghton 5 0
Mr. Wm. J. Myers.. 5 0
Mr. John Swainson.. 1
IMr. J. J. Starkey #
SmNia rrm: 1 .
Geo.WStma
WithersMf ratnl Eq• ' 5..:• 6
,6: 60
Mr. R. Duckworth.. 0 0
Mr. Wm. Watson .• 101 10
Mr. R. Bickerstetb . • ;0,
Mr. E. Gibbon, jun.•
Mrs. Rigby, Moss- 6 41
h0u5e............
25 0
Mr. Wm. Nixon .. • • 20 un
Mr. Wm. M •Crackan 10
11 r. E. Ward Jacksort
Mr. James Graham.. 6 u 0
Mr. J. A. Tinne • • • • 5
Mr.le esJlriosah. 1:
Henderson
a 1
and
. •
. 6 0

The Worshipful the
Mayor .. 52 10
Messrs. Jones and
Hodgson, a Balance
of Account to be ap-
plied to a charitable
purpose lO5
Mr. Robert Semple 50
Mr. Samuel Martin 50
Wm. Potter. Esq. 5O
Dr. Formby lO
James Heyworth, Esq 50
Mr. Wm. Jones
Rev. J. B. Monk,
A.M.....
Mrs. Monk
Mr. James Tyrer 5O
William Brown, Esq
ten shares in St
James's Cemetery
Chas. Turner, Esq
Rev. Thomas Bold,
A.M
A Lady, per Mr. S
Martin
Rev. T.G. Legh,A.M 10
Mr. James Bold 10
Mr. Chas. W. Reade 10
Mr. Harmood Banner 10
Mr. J. Chaffers
Mr. John Ripley 25
The MissesMolyneux,
Staplands
Miss Molyneux 5
Mr. Edm. Molyneux. 50
Mr. John Pennington 20
Mr. William Rushton 5
Mr. William Grapel . 10
Mrs. Gra pel
Mr. W. B. Falcon
A. W. Powles, Esq 1
Mr. Thomas Morris lO
Mr. T. D. Headlam . 5
The Misses Myers
Mr. Thomas Corrie,
value of Shares i❑
St. James's Ceme-

tery .......... 29
Mr. John Eden .... 10 101'
Mr. T. S. Gladstone. 10 0
Mr. George C. Ar-
buthnot.
Mr. Adam S. Glad-

5 01

stone .
Mr. Wm. Houghton. 10 0
Mr. Charles Lorimer 1 0
Mrs. Thomas Foster. 5 0
Mr. Watkin Massie 1 1
Nub. Robinson, Esq. 10 0
Rev. G. Vanburgh.
The Misses Brun..
Rev. M.Formby,A.M 5 5
Messss. ridden. Bro-
thers aid Co 5 0

.. 5 0
.. 5 9