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... President. Waltkb F. MacGregor. Fiq Vice-President of the North Dispensary. Eso. Vicr-Preudent of th« South Dispensary. Charles Booth, George Green Hornet' F*q. Treasurer, AT this important rriti*. when so GREAT an AMOUNT of DISEASE is prevalent in this ...
... Dickenson, Esq. James H. Wrigley, Eso. James H. Macrae. Esq. Robert S. Henderson, Esq. Henry Neuman, Esq. Thomas Nixon, Esq. Charles Booth, Esq. Thomas Read, Esq. Daiwet Matbcr, Esq. THE PROPRIETORS LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE will UlfD a DIVIDEND of NINE POUNDS on their ...
... W.P. MacGrwfor, J. Macrae. Eaqra. and Be*. J. H. Stafford. South—Rev. C Morvall, A M. Vlee proddent: Jaoaee Mullenewa Charles Booth, and Thome Aviooo, Eafva. J. WHITBY WILLIAMS. Secretary. IHepentari—' Otkce. Fen wick rireet. Oct. 37. ...
... O I) laird Sefloii. per R. Johnson 0 Thomas W’atkinson, Esq. per Mr. Wm. Williams O 0 John Cropper. Esq. Everton, per Charles Booth 0 0 Miss Wakefield 0 Anonymous, per Mr. Wood 16 0 Messrs. Rich and Hoeden, per John Shaw Leigh, Esq. 0 Cruw*. Ksq. )iru«-ceds ...
... fallowing Gentlemen be the Officer* of the Committee lor the ensuing veer;— Kev. Jonathan Brooks. ,V|. A. Prr^Hlcut. Mr. Charles Booth, Vice-President of the South Dispensary. Mr. J. A spinal I Tobin, Vice-President the North Diftpcnsarf. Mr. George Green ...
... Caw seconded, (he 4th Resolution.—That the best thanks this Meeting be given to Walter F. MacGregor, tsq. Treasurer, Charles Booth unrj W. C. Fosbery. Kxjrs. Auditors, with the other Gentlemen of the Committee, for their zealous attention the interests ...
... of honorary surgeon to the North Dispensary (rendered vacant by the retirement of Mr. Radcliflh) took Klace last week. Charles Booth, Esq. presided. Two undred and eighteen governors attended to vote the occasion. At the close the poll a scrutiny took ...
... Thomas Bolton. Esq. jA. C. Kup. Esq. Thomas Booth. Esq. Joseph Langton. Esq. James Booth, Esq. I E. F. M*Knight. Esq. Charles Booth, Esq. W. J. Marrow, Swinton Boult, Esq. George Maxwell. Esq. W. Cater. Esq. W 8. May. Esq. C. P. Came. Esq. Francis Mill ...
... ton burn. Dale-street - ® Mrs. Backhouse, Rodncy-street - - ® .Messrs. Brabiier ami Atkinson - « B. S. Riley, Esq Charles Booth, 2 Rev. Thomas .Suiuger, AM. James s urrace. 2 0 The Misses Braun. fcverton-tcTTace P. Edwards. Es«|. FalkUnd-itreet 2 ...
... Thompson. Esq James GilHllan. Esq. .Messrs. Todd Naylor and Co Hugh Hornby, Esq William Kalhbonc, Eaq Thomas booth. Esq Charles Booth. Eaq J. H. Macrae, Esq James Smith, Esq Daniel Neilson, Esq Messrs. J. Finch and Sons. Henry Holmes. Esq John Holmes, Esq ...
... LIVERPOOL EXCH G BUILDINGS it, 1849. , CKalrmao, Charles Booth. Bto. Daoiol Mather. Etq. Jam** Harriioa. Kaq. Robert GUI, Baq. Oeoroo Hok, Esq. John N. Wood. Esq. Thoo.ftowanGladaioM.Cj COMMI iamn H. Han Rohan R. Eaq. Thomaa Maon. F«q. Thoaaaa Read. Eaq ...
... Total. Inrtttntkma Visited their own houses, and supplied with medicine ld| 19& vinrras. Total »l 8» North- Charles Booth, 11. Macrae, and G. 11. Thompson,E*qrt. Oouth-J. MuUeneux, Ripley, and Jordan. E»qr*. J WlifTBV WILLIAMS, M-relary. IM ...