... T( Dispensarics, beld in the Dispensaries Office, 21, South Castle- Ti p street, on Thursday, the 27th January, 1853.-CHARLES ?? BOOTH, Esq., V.P., in the chair. Ti The Aniual Address of the Comneittee to the Governors , ~ having been read by the Secretary ...

... LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, held iii tile DIorENSeAnIES- oFFicE, 21, South Castle.-treet, ois FnIDAr, the 27th January, 5854, CHARLES BOOTH, Esq., Vice-psresidenst, in tue chair, She followimig Resolutiomis were umaniueously adopted:- Resolved,- That this address ...

... That the following gentlemen form the By ry committee for the ensuing year: - k, Rev. James Martineau, President. Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. C. P. Molly, By l o Mr. T. B. Blackburne, Mr. C. J. Meade King, Ig Mr. Boltou, Mr. Lamport, Mr. I. A. Bright, Mr. ...

... Esq, C. W. Neumann, Jun., Esq. Jaques Myers, Esq. m William Titherirltgon, Esq. William Earle, Esq. Henry Neumann, Esq. Charles Booth, Esq. id James Bateson, Esq. H. Stolterfoht, Esq. of W. F. Robinson Esq. Thomas Mather, Esq. George 0. Hornboy, Esq. n- ...

... lay), Resolved-lThat the thanks of this meeting ho givan to the -Venerable Archdeacon Brooks, A.M., presidenit; Mr. Charles Booth and Mr. Thomas Bourne, vice-presidents; lsot, to Mr. - AN- Francis Milii, treasusrer; Mr. Edward Humble and Mr. Richard ...

... nsusual. Resolved-That the best tliankes of this Meotieg begiven to the Venerable Archileacon Bioslis, President; to Charles Booth, Li E q.ic, a J. A. Tobln, Eiq., Vico-prelsidente; also to Mr. GeorgeeA Gr~Ieen Hocbraue to Mr. Francis Mill end Mr. J ...

... et.. 010 0Mr.;i L0 0 Messrs. Thorasly and A, Lady and Childre I.I50MSoe. 1O00 ?? 33 ( F.lterwatsr Gunpowder Win. 10 0 Charles Booth, REq. b-. D00 CO ?? 00 Mr.' 10 0 Mrs. May, Malthow-st.. - 0 5 0 Mrs. Charles Saunders; R. E .0 0bMiss brano ?? I0 0 ?? ...

... been properly audited, be now passed, and printed as usual. Resolved- That the thanks of this meeting be given to Mr. Charles Booth and Mr. Thomas Bourne, vice-presidents; also to Mr.'Francis Hill, treasurer; Mr. Edward Humble and Mr. Richard 'Johnson ...

... Tobbi, Esq. .. A20 0 0 a1 Mrs. Thoma Ri pley ?? 10 0 0 al J. H1 aI r ae s ?? 10 0 0 g6' .. e~ss.F an J.Mill ?? .. 10 0 0 Charles Booth, Esq ?? . 10 Q0 PI ) UR D1sStavort ?? ?? 10 00 aE ?? Martin, Esq ?? 20 0 0w s Mrs. Peter Bourne ?? 200D0tc John Cropper ...

... I'resldent, Tlev. Rector Oampbell, A.M.; ?? of North Dispensary. C iptain ioumue; vice-president of South. Dispensisiq, Mr. Charles Booth; tresurer, Wx. Praud W ceeretarpMlr. J. Whitby Wiillittra- l LIVERPOOL ROYAT, INFIRMARY. MiAcH 19. Admitted.- In-patients ...

... Clerks to Blvthe, Son, and ?? Assistants of D. M'Cielian ?? Hoary ?? Jackeon ?? Jasnes ?? Isaac ?? Robert Hollinshead ?? Charles Booth ?? William ?? John ?? Richard B3. Potts ?? N4. W., por Charles Callis ?? Thomas ?? Thomas ?? John ?? Miss Andrews ?? Mary ...

... tl John Williamsa James Taylor, chemist Adam )MClollaiT Richard Blundell ~ tc George Carroll H. Scholfleld, brewer St *Charles Booth - David Illee joiller - pi George Waal 1'honia LOwve, fteoOuntsnt~ SI Edwe~lllii J. S, Clare, turpentine distiller n4 Henry ...