The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-29 00:00:00

TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE NORTHERN
HOSPITAL.

g
ti~ED, ,hlinhasvelifn
aslae acranneddi d
athat
for Dt
hre.
Office of PHYSICIAN to your Hospital, and that he has, on
principle, declined the highly pernicious system, in such ap-
pointments, of PERSONAL SOLICITATION, we beg to state,
from long personal knowledge,both in this country and abroad,
that we consider Dr. DUNDA s, from his private worth and high
professional talents, not only as admirably adapted to advance
the best interests of your Institution, but also that his resi-
dence in Liverpool would prove advantageous to the commu-
nity at large. '
Liverpool, 23rd January, 1850.

SAMUEL JOHNSTON & CO. BENJ DARBYSHIRE.
WCALMONT BROTHERS & B. MOORE & CO.
CO. OTESWORTH, WYNNE, &
MELLORS & RUS LYNE.
CRABTREE, , & CO. EDWARD MOON.
ASTLEY & ILLIAMS. EDWARDS, ANDREW, & CO.
MILLER, MACKAY, & CO. L. FOLLETT.
WILLIAM MOON. JAMES DALGLISH & CO.
EDWARD JONES & CO. HARRISONS & LATHAM.
CHARLES IRONSIDE & CO. GEORGE MORGAN.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, to wit.
GILBERT HENDERSON, ESQ., RECORDER

THEY COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the BOROUGH will be held, in the Sessions
house, in Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the 4th day of February
next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon.
No Traverse will be tried unless entered o he first day of
the Sessions, or previously, at the 0 the Clerk of the
Peace, No. 4, Brunswick-street.
All Indictments for Misde ours found at these Sessions,
against persons admitte ail, must be entered for Trial
before Twelve o'cloc the day after the discharge of the
Grand Jury, or t ial will stand over.
WRIGHT, Clerk of the Peace.

Clerk of the Peace's Office,
Liverpool, 24th Jan., 1850.

LIVERPOOL SAILORS' HOME REGISTRY AND
SAVINGS BANK.
HER MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, PATRON.
AT the ANNUAL MEETING of the LIVERPOOL
SAILORS' HOME REGISTRY and SAVINGS BANK,
held January 24th, 1850, -
JAMES AIKIN, Esq., in the Ch • '
The Report of the Committee for the r 1849, together
with the Treasurer's Accounts for same period, having
been read by the Secretary,
It was Resolved.—That the ort of the Committee for the
year 1849, as read, is app ed, and that the Treasurer's Ac-
counts, now laid before e Meeting, be passed, and that the
same be printed an culated in the usual manner.
Resolved,—Th e Members of the Committee retiring by
rotation be • ectea.
Resolved,—That Sir John P. Salusbury, Messrs. Francis
Shand, Henry Thorp, Wm. James Lamport, Charles Saunders,
and John Worrell, be appointed Members of the Committee,
vice Mr. A. Low, deceased, and other Members, disqualified
by non-residence,-or from other causes.
Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to
Mr. James Aikin, Chairman Mr, Charles Cotesworth, Vice-
Chairman, Mr. James Tyrer;Treasurer, Mr. AV. J. Tomlinson,
Honorary Secretary, and the other Honorary Officers of the
Institution, for their valuable services during the past year.
Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to
Captain Ainley and Mr. Boardman, for the great zeal shown
by those Officers of the Institution in carrying out the views of
its promoters.
(Signed). JAMES MKIN, Chairman.
The Chairman having vacated the chair,
It was Resolved,—That the thanks of this Meeting be given
to Mr. Aikin, for his very able conduct in the chair.
COMMITTEE FOR 1850.
Mr. George Kendall, Mr. Charles Cotesworth,
„ John Clint, „ James Tyrer,
„ Robert Bibby, „ Thomas D. Anderson,
„ Thomas Chilton, „ Wm. J. Tomlinson,
„ Joseph Pinder, ~ John L. Phipps,
;; William Fergnsson „ Josias Booker,
„ Thomas B. Horsfall, „ John A. Tinne,
„ John P. Younglinsband, „ William Prowse,
„ Robert C. Crosbie. James Bold,
Rear-Admiral Bell, C. 8., Sir John P. Salusbury,
Mr. George Grant, Mr. Francis Shand,
„ Thomas Sands, „ Henry Thorp,
„ Robinson Duckworth, ~ William J. Lamport,
„ Thomas B. Forvrood, „ Charles Saunders,
„ James Aikin, „ John Worrell.

TIMBER—An unusual quantity of timber is advertised
in other columns for sale by auction.
MARINERS' CHIIRCH.—We perceive that a tea party
will be held at the Concert-hall, on Tuesday evening
next, in aid of the Mariners' Church Schools. Several of
the principal of our local clergy will be present, and it is
expected that Mr. Veitch. chaplain to the late Bishop of
Jerusalem, will give some interesting particulars connected
with that mission. Several other important addresses
will be delivered.
A case was tried at the Nisi Prins Sittings, at West-
minster, on Saturday, in which Mr. Mosley, the well-
known London dentist, appeared as plaintiff, and a lady,
named Houghton, residing at Leamington, the defendant.
The action was to recover £52 10s. (less £lO paid on ac-
count), the price of two sets of artificial teeth supplied
by the plaintiff. The evidence related to the quality of the
teeth supplied ; two witnesses, on the part of the plaintiff,
alleging that they were excellent ; while dentists called
for the defence, declared that they were so defective as to
be useless and " hideous," The jury finally returned a
verdict for the plaintiff.