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

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HOLT HILL, CHESHIRE. OTO he LET, on the 2d April, as excellent FA—ivf 101
1 HOUSE, commanding a View of the RiverAeil
Neighbourhood, with Prleaattre Grounds and good 05:2;pt
attached, now occupied by Mr. John Dobbin. I"
£7O.
ly to Mr. MARROW, adjoining tene9

For view a

WAVE RT RE E.
TO be LET, with immediate possession, an e
HOUSE and GARDEN, in the odubrious
.11;,1
select locality of Olive Mount, containing Dining 'O,
Drawing Rooms, (22 feet by l 5 kiet,) Breakfast 10Thi
Butler's Pantry, Kitchen,. and,cBcullery, with four J7`
and two Servants' Rooms. e.:" 611
Apply to Mr. DORNING, Land and Building Agellt'
Leigh-street, Liverpool.

TO be LET, for a number of years as may be "Ttig
on, the HAINING, in the County of Selkirk. Al
Mansion-house is situated upon a large and besefie,
natural Lake, measuring more than a mile in circumfere;b6
There is an extensive Deer Park, which, thougkoet orf
let with the place, unless particularly desired, iS
ornamental. The House is large and commodious, so,
fully furnished, having ample accommodation for serf°
The Offices are most complete.
The Duke of Buccleuch's Fox-hounds hunt the countrol;
The Fisheries in the River Tweed; and other rivers We"
neighbourhood, which belong to the property, ar.,e(
cellent ; and the Shootings are first-rate and extens';.6oo
comprehending both Grouse and Black Game, in adul
to all other kinds of Lowland Game.—These would
let along with the Mansion-house, if required.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Tops
ler?
ROMANES, W. S., Edinburgh, or Mr. LANG, "
Selkirk.

I' LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, te'
THE following appeal to the Public has been e,5,,,it1i
sively circulated in the town and neighbourhoearol
considerable success, as will be seen by the subjoined f.
of donations. Whilst the Committee gratefully 8010
ledge the sums already received, they earnestly Ithe
further contributions, addressed to the Treasurer of
Infirmary, Mr. JAMES BOLD, No. 7, Water-street :3,
" Liverpool Infirmary, let Dec., 134,,,itv
" SlR,—The Committee of the LIVERPOOL IN:hel
MARY have long felt the very insufficient means '''ri
RP possess of supplying religious consolation to the PBt
under their care. I.
'• They have hitherto only been able to secure the i:5;
tial, but very valuable, services of the Rev. Mr. DAY',
and, as he is now about to resign his charge, in 0;0
quence of an appointment at St. Paul's, the Callare'tioa
think it a fitting occasion to bring under the considers i 4
of the benevolent public the great importance of secu'd,)
a successor, (a Clergyman of the Church of Eagievtlie
who shall give his undivided time and attention r°
whole of their Institutions.
En order to attain this object, a Stipend must beso 11
vided. For the last few years, owing to the withubara-
of the Corporation Grant of £25 per annum, then tbia
mittee have only had £l5 per annum applicableo,l°°'
purpose; being the interest of a fund of about up sa,
which was raised, on a former 0cc..i.., ynrds tv-c,Dor
port of a Chaplain. They now wish to incriise this P"of
so as to yield a sufficient income to enable them to ca, 0
out their intentions; and, as the laws of the Instite%p
prevent the appropriation of any part of the general Nor
to the Chaplain's salary, it is necessary to raise a fer
specßlcontribution to supply the deficiency. 00‘
" It will be at once admitted, that, to comfort the gert
and suffering inmates of the Infirmary, to directro
minds to the only true source of peace, and to vial.stiiitt
onely bed of the dying stranger, are as much Chrlittee
duties as to bind up their wounds ; and the Coaupd to
hope that the satisfaction of extending a friendly 10 the
the poor prodigal or penitent sinners who resort to
Lock Hospital will not be denied. re'
" As regards the Lunatic Asylum, the Committee,.
quest particular attention to the following extract fro
letter just received from the Physician in attendance
that institution:—
016
" ' I shall hardly be contradicted in stating, that;es'
medical treatment is only secondary to the moral t-44
ment of the insane, and I consider religious instill"
among the most powerful moral influences. the" ' During the present summer I have visite.tbef
Asylums at Hanwell and Lancaster. At each place di
have a Chapel, where the service is constantly perferl33o, (1'
and, according to the report of the Medical SuperiOt
ent"s' with an exceedingly beneficial effect. le°
I find, in the annual report of the Lincoln Aqiiillf
that religious duty upon the Lord's-day was beneu,e 04
introduced some years ago, and the presen, house-o'olse
has cheerfully, on an intimation from the-board, nevi the
introduced the practice of evening prayers for all r4'
patients with whom they might not be deemed inel);00
priate ; and this approach to the' respectable dotao'
habits of an orderly, well-governed family has been r ,
ductive of good effect.' i r eIP
interferei s notin
mission to the Ministers QV other denorninationst
shallOinf caonuyrwsea'yitwteehedther
" I am, sir, your ob ient servant, ,r
thatui
rule
thisgra natipnpgofi aretifeliiisoo4'
" EDN RD GIBBON, Chaircoall'
DONAT NS RECEIVED.
.f.t s.I
required by the patients. i
ThHeod:'soorns,haipßfuallantchi:
Mayor ...... 4. i' 52 10
Messrs. Jones tand
of Account to be ap-
plied to a charitable
purpose lO5 (
Mr. Robert Semptp.. 50 1
Mr. Samuel Martin.. 50 I
Wm. Potter. Esq.
Dr. Formby lO
James Heyworth, Esq 50
Mr. Wm. Jones .... 50
Rev. J. B. Monk,
A.M.10
Mrs. Monk
Mr. James Tyrer 5O
William Brown, Esq
ten shares in St
James's Cemetery
Chas. Turner, Esq .. 50
Rev. Thomas Bold,

S 0
Mr. Richard Gibson.• 5 5 0
Mr. Chris. Bushell.. 5 "0
Mr. Thomas Todd .• 5 A
Mr. J. B. Brancker • 5 ",
Mr. James Stringer • 5 0
Mrs. Dyson . ....... 5 0
The Misses Chaffers • 5 0
Mr. Geo. J. Duncan' 5 0
Miss Ann J.Brancker /
Mr. Charles Saunders 1
Mr. John Woolright• y 0
Mr. N. Tory • • 1010
Viscount Sandon•••• 5
Mrs. Hinde•Messrs. E. and It' 1 0
Heath.. •• 30 0
Lord Prancis Egerton 10
Mrs. Eden • 0
Miss Rigby, Canning" 5
street
Miss Blundell, OS° 1 0
kirk... ...... . • 5
Mr. Wm. Carson.... 21 0
Mr. W. J. Tomlinson 5
Wm. Rathbon..!, Egl• 25 0
Mr. Charles Inman
Mr. James Molynew• 6
°
MissHughes,Seaforth 10 0
Mr. Edward Moon. • 5 0
' Robert Moon, Esq • • 10 0
S. Sandbach, Esq. • • 10
Mr. John Stewart • • 5 0
Mr. Lawrence Peel.• 5 0
Mr. Samuel Lang • • 5
Mr. John Swire . • • • 0
Messrs. Chapman' 5 0
Bowman, and Co• • 5 0
Mr. Claxton lO
Mr. Cottingham M°s 6 0
Mr. Thomas Bowl), 10
Mr. Joseph HornhY,; 0
Messrs. Gibbs, BrigP` 10 0
and Co ..... • • 0
Mr. R. W. Hough"o 5 0
Mr. Wm. J. Myer''
Ar. John Swainson•• 1
IMr. J. J. StarkeY
Mr. Wm. Mann ; 0
Saml.Staniforth• D 55 0
eo.
ckworth
10
\NI
hrrrr, .:0 R.
E. Gibbon, ci
Rigby,
Mr.
Watson
114111'S!
Mrs. u
Mr. W. Nixon 'ion ifo J„v
Mr. Win. M•Craco •+
Mr. E. Ward Jacs- 0
NN. k
errr. .s. JamesJJ ,
John h.An.
R I.Gr
I.
oal.
inanheadai 0
61'
0
Henderson .• •

A Al
A Lady, per Mr. S.

• -
Martin
Rev. T.G. Legh,A.M 10 0
Mr. James Bold
Mr. Chas. W. Reade 10 0
Mr. Harmood Banner 10 0
Mr. J. Chaffers .. • . 10 0
Mr. John Ripley 25 0
The MissesMolyneux,
Staplands
Miss Molyneux .. •
Mr. Edm. Molyneux. 50 0
Mr. John Pennington 20 0
Mr. William Rushton 5 0
Mr. William Grapel . 10 0
Mrs. Grapel
Mr. W. B. Falcon
A. W. Fowles, Esq 1 0'
Mr. Thomas Morris lO 0
Mr. T. D. Headlam.. 5 01
The Misses Myers
Mr. Thomas Corrie,
value of Shares in
St. James's Ceme-
tery..
Mr. John Eden
Mr. T. S. Gladstone. 10 0
Mr. George C. Ar-
buthnot
Mr. Adam S. Glad-
stone • 5 0
Mr. Wm. Houghton. 10 0
Mr. Charles Lorimer 1 0
Mrs. Thomas Foster. 5 0
Mr. Watk in Massie 1 1
Nieb. liobinson, Esq. 10 0
Rev. G. Vanburgh.
A.M.
The Misses Btun..
Rev. M.Formby.A.M 5 51
Fielden Bro-
thers aaci Co 5 0

5 01