The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-21 00:00:00

VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Ven, Archdeacon Brooks, M.A. I Mr. E. Tertir

Mr, William M
TREASURER—MT. Thomas Mills,
COMMITTEE.

Mr. William Earle

Mr.. lames Aikin
Mr.'llllrmood Banner
Mr. Charles B. Banning
Mr. John Baron

Mr. James Lister
Mr. Thomas Littled

Mr. Robert Benn
Mr. Robert Benson
Mr. William Bennett
?Rev. Thomas Bold, M.A.
Mr. Frederick Boardman
'Mr. Thomas A. Bushby

air. Walter i
Mr. 3. L. Mi
Mr. Simnel
Mr. William
I A

Mr. H. K. Claypole
Mr. John Clow
Mr. W. Flevyker
Mr. Abraham Gartaide
Mr. Ad^.

Mr. William Oxley
Mr. John Parrott
Mr. Frederick Peel

S. tinuistone
Rev. Edward Hull, M. 4
Mr. George G. Hornby
Mr. Frederick S. Hull
Mr. Robert Hutchison
Mr. Washington Jackso.

r. Edward
r. Henry

IMr. Henry- Stubbs
Mr. Arthur Thompson

H. Turner
r.l'. E. Weber.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL,
tttiTtheANN UAL MEETING of the SUBSCItI BI
bnd FRIENDS of this INSTITUTION, held at
CLARENDON-ROOM, OR MONDAY, January 20, 1861, thi

lowing resolutions were adopted--
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oienga,
Moved by the Rev. GEORGE DOVER, nd secod n 0 led by
Rev. HENRY HiMPTON, and resolv ,—That the wartnE
thanks of this Meeting be given to w sepb Brooks Yates, Esc
for the unwearied•attention he I v uniformly paid to the In
tution from its ceminencem .

Moved by the .Rev.. D. . STEWART, and seconded by Mr
BALD,—That Edward opper, Esq., be requested to accept
the office of Chairm for the ensuing year.
Moved by Mr.Y . B. RATIIBONE, anti seconded by Mr. Wm
CASSON,—Tharne thanks of this Meeting be given to Wm. It
Sandbach, Esq., Vice-president, for his attention during th,
past year, and that be be requested to continue in office fu:
another year_

Moved by Mr. HARMOOD BANNER, and seconded by Mr.
JOSEPH Itussw„—That the best thanks of this Meeting are
due to Mr. Benjamin Platt for his very valuabe and arduous
services, and that his resignation is received with Tegret, and
that he be requested to continue until a successor be appointed.
Moved by Mr. STUDLEY MARTIN, and seconded by Mr.
KENYON,—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr.
Matthew Gregson, and John Aikin, Esqs, for auditing the
Accounts of the Treasurer, and that they be requested to con-
tinue as Auditors for another year ; also, to the Board of
Economy for their valuable-services during theyearjust chsed.
Moved by Mr. HOLDERNESS, and seconded by Doctor
CAMERON,—That the thanks of this Meeting are specially due
to the Rev. George J)over, fur his very efficient services as
Honorary Obnplain during the last year.
Moved by the Rev. H. BAm-rroN, and seconded by Mr.
IfALb,—That- the thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Honorary Medical Officers, for their gratuitous and most valu-
able services during the past year, and that they be requested
•

Moved by Mr. INGRAM, and seconded by Mr. BENJAMIN
PLATT,—That the F.,eat thanks of this meeting be given to the
house surgeons and matron. for their .great attention to the
interests of the institution.

Moved by• Mr. B. PLATT, sea
—That the thanks of this meet
dissenting ministers of this tow•
by their eloquent appeals, to the
aid of this Charity.
Moved by Mr."JonN Jon, am
That the hest thanks of this rn
who have so kindly furnished I
so generously given donations d
Moved by Mr. 'I%,IINSITULL,
That the following gentlemen cc
present year:—

Ided by Mr. Wm. RAT
ag be Fiveil to the cle

for the aid they I

tr respective coup

seconded by Mr. Russnm.,—
!eting be -offered to the ladies
. nen, .Bzc., and to all who have
•

,ring t liepast year.
econdedty 11r. CHURTO

3stitute the,coinnaitteeic.

FIE YEAR 4851

Edwd. Cropper, Esq.
Wm. R. Saudbach,
Benjamin Platt, Esq.
Matthew Gregson,
John Esq.,

resident

;q., Vice-president.
Ireas un.T.

}Auditor&

Mr. John Bald
Mr..Harmood Banner
Rev. Thos. Bold
Mr. Charles Challinor
Rev. James Crook

Mr. John Job
Mr. James M'Nfurdo
r. Studley Martin
Mr. John Platt

Mr. Roger Fisher
Mr. Wm. Fisher,jim.
Air. A. Stewart Gladstone
Rev. Henry Hampton, A.lll
Mr. Gilbert Harrison
Mr. T. H. Holderness
Mr. James Ingram
Mr..R. Lyon Jones
Rev. Geo. Dover.

Mr. Thomas Robinson
Mi. Josh. Russell
Mr. Wm. B. Rathbone
Mr. James Smith
Rev. D. D. Stewart
Mr. Roger Waterhouse

Mr. Jos: Brooks Yates

Honorary (
FICERS.:

MEDICAL
Grindrod, F.sq., M.D , I
John Cameron, Esq.. M.D., P
Josh. (Murton,
Mt. J. L. Minstmll, Surgeon!
Jarnes.Petrie, M.D.,
_

,norary Consu

Mr..J. C. Slit;rnisn; (ouse Sur
Mr...J.,G. Barnett, Assistant 'l]
Mrs. Mary Chit

tners, Miaro'

The Treasurer begs thankfully

to_ neknowledgt the following

DONATIONS
s.

John :Huddleston,
Esq...trh
Joseph B. :Ystes,7th
John Fletcher, 3d
John Job

Richard E. Griffiths.,
100 0 0 William Sharp
10 0 0 Win. Anderson &Co
;10 0 OJ. B. Lloyd
W. 13. Corrie

5 0 0
5 0 0

5 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0

Richard Houghton
The M kses Curt, Kir-
by, in fittfilment of
the desire of the late !J. ( _
Rev. ILobert Cort.. 50 0 o!lt.Duckworth
Rankin, Gilmour and IDirani & Co
Co., Relics.. .3d.... 30 0 0 John Bibby.. _ .
T. &H. Litt ledale,v3d 25 0 Ojames J. Bibby
T. H. Holderness.... 25 0 Olt. Alison
Matthew Gregson 3d 23 0 0 .1. G. Morris
Lawrence Richardson Wm. Lyon
Bailey, Esq 25 0 OlienrySteel....
Jones, Bland and Co , C. Moss &Co..
Esqrs.
Win. Mackenzie, Esq 25 0 OlArthur Henderson
Roger Fisher, 3d
Misses Yates, 5th.., 2O 0 .o;William Smith ....
J. W. Crcrver, Esq
Harmoad Banner, 2d l5 0 O'Perkins, Smith, and
Thomas Watkinson lO 0 01 Mullins
:I am and Clarke.. 10 0 (Y Hen ry Ormrod, Esq.
Wen, Bates lO 0 0. Mrs. Chalmers, Matron,
1 W. R. Sandbach, 2d. 10 0 0 and her daughter,
cOloran &Stolterforth 10 0 0 by collecting cards 3 18. 0
G.-H. Horsfall
Thomas Dover
Grundy, Wright, and J. A. C

50 0 0 Eichant Rathbone
!John Garstone

5 0 0

5 0 0

Finch & Sons, 2d

5 0 0
5 0 0

5001
5081

5 0 0
5 0 0

5001

5 0 0
5 0 0

10 0 01Rtl. Algernon Payne
10 0 OJ. H. Gregory
10 0 01Thomas llnssell

W. E. Milne
William Davies
John Yates....
Thos. Robinson, jun. 10 0 0 Humble(
D. and C. Mac leer, G.Taunton
, t part of money re- R. Tomkinsoi

Royal Mail Stem
Ships, sth,
Jn. Farnvfortli,
Adam S. Gladstone
_Esq.

ni !John CrOne
. 10 0 o;Charlee Bell
I. 10 0 01Charles Vicary
e, !Captain Rickerb'
, 10 0 Ollrs. Anne Holm
10 0 0 Robert Curry, Ii
. 10 0 C -- Bew•ley

Miss Carol:
Rath ....

Robert Bench

oh n:

Ric in t Kneeshaw, 2d
Joseph Hubback
J. Pain , „
W. F. Foster

Arbitration .Fe

5 0 01Earp anti
5 0 CI W. P. Dreapi
5 0 0:.),

5 0 61Cliaritili
5 0 0, pita! ...
5 i 01

James StokeF
J. F. Brocklebank
Joseph Mayer
The President having left t

0 ]5 2

Sedgley, the son of the parish b(
ance, got him out of the church,
his geck severely twisted by the
4
5 0 0
0 neckerchief, and nearly choking
4
madman, for so he turned out to
yard, and was released, he ran awe
It is said he was related to a ver3
0 in Southampton street, and has
eccentric in his manner.

will parnum an
2 0 o Because she is always to-
-11 0 PRAY ER.—Prayer
• 1 1 0 contrived form of words, yson &Co. 1 1 (0) ory nor rich invention exer

6 6 and affected when calling on H
1 0 01. paper and good writing of
I 0 0 king, and the moving sense of

EDWrA'ltii

ate Mr. AnthOr

I 1 0 inese may draw a neat picture of it, but still the life is
1 0 0 wanting. The motion of the heart Godwards, holy and di-
-1 0 0 vine perfection, makes prayer real, lively, and acceptable
100 1 to the living God, to whom it is presented—the pouring
1 0 00 1 out of the heart to Him that made it, and therefore hears
0
I 0 0 I it, and understands what it speaks, and how it is moved

It is not the gilded
„etition that prevoil with a
ncl to the King that

CA.I 1114311, Nlllll,ll 1-10 atone reizaros—ne patens LO bear
0 /0 6 what that speaks, and takes all as nothing when that
s 10 0 is silent. All other excellence in prayer is but the sub-
() 10 0 feet and fashion of it ; that is the life of it.—Bishop
0 5 0 Leighton.

vember last, shortly after arriving
<red three years, EDWARD, only

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