The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-12-23 00:00:00

he and his•chosen li;ed happily t

hey have s
into this asylum, looking at your hands to receive some al-
leviation of their distress. Well and ably have you fulfilled
their expectations, and truly and nobly have you merited
their most heartfelt esteem and gratitude, watching over
them with an anxious, indefatigable, untiring, self-denying
zeal, which has made them feel that they had found in the
institution another home, and that from you they received
all a mother's care. Your able superintendence of every-
thing bearing upon their comforts, whether it regarded their
food, or clothing, or cleanliness; the great interest you have
always displayed in all their little affairs ; your extreme
anxiety to preserve them in health, or, when sickness over-
took one of your flock, the affectionate and truly matronly
manner in which, as a fond mother to a beloved child, you
took the place of a tender nurse, beside the little sufferer's
bed ; and the manifest joy exhibited, when your efforts to
restore them have been successful, or the undisguised grief
when your exertions have proved unavailing, and death has
removed one of your family-: these, Madam, are the princi-
ples which have endeared you to our hearts, and call forth
the most affection
" To remind
ten or underva
fitted by them,

remembrances

I you that your labours have not been forgot-
lued by those who have been so highly bene-

many who ar

Toud au

. and
to remember to acknowledge what you have done for
them. We therefore beg your acceptance of this slight tes-
timonial of our esteem and respect—an offering not adequate
to the obligations we record, but emanating from the purest
feelings of the heart, which we know will constitute its chief
value in your eyes ;—and we trust that, in the discharge of

the sight of this may sometimes
cheer you on, with the consoling reflection, that, though
beset with many troubles and trials, you are not altogether
labouring in vain; but may hope, by patient continuance in
well-doing, to reap in due time the rich harvest which you
have sown.

the duties of your c

" In conclusion, Madam, we pray that you and your ex-
cellent husband (our late worthy and respected master, to

whom we take this opportunity of acknowledging our obli-
gations) may be long spared to each other, in the enjoyment
in all worldly prosperity, and in the means of pur-

Of heal

suing your arduous and responsible path of life, with the
same credit to yourselves, and the same beneficial results to
the children of your care, as hitherto; and when it shall
please God to terminate your earthly career, may Ile who
has been pleased to consider even a cup of cold water be-

the ones

name, as a favour

himself, greet you with the welcome sound,
pd and faithful servants : enter ye into the

lamp unto his feet,'
own to his pocket, for she was one of
men who love money-making better than n
or working in Berlin-wool ; she was, in
ight admission I business, and Mr. Trip might have " was

butter" bad be been prudent

hour he cast his eyes of desire on the domestic servant whom
his wife had provided to administer to his comforts. He
pursued the nymph of the kitchen with his addresses till he
made shipwreck of his wife's happiness, who, seeing no rain
in the clouds, or in human eyes either, that would " purge
the nauseousness of such an act," made her misery evident
with all that violence so common amongst injured lad
We will not describe the mode which she took of givit
to her sufferings ; suffice it to say, that she gave st
indication that her life was dashed with bitterness, t