The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-07-10 00:00:00

tear relief was £2lB 18s. W.

'The weekly meeting was held on
Turner in the chair. The other
tessrs. Shand, Palmer, Brocklebank,
lback, Bold, Smith, Lockett, 5. Holme,
rtt--4zirt:p:rtnd Evans.—Themae sub-committeepademen sue
ded that the usual visit of inspection to
take place on the 27th instant, the
iuth end of the Prince's Pier at nine
The members of the council and of
be invited.—The chairman said it
Mme a day between the Bth and the
' list of dock voters against the next
of the dock committee.—Mr. Lockett
revision should be given, for, upon
were great complaints. The names
wers were omitted.—The chairman
Fees had been given. Gentlemen
d 68e if it contained their names.
naps. °°r of the dock offices, and another
—TI--Friday, the 13th instant, was
L'e last, and Mr. Shand and Mr.
N• vZi*e the list with the chairman.—
:''',44,,*-tother matter just alluded to
orgave to ballot eight members to
e 'gust.+4'l% It was desirable the
✓ hit,tly early, so that the rate-
nua eMbe the retiring members
fixed 41 41 to succeed them on the let
%fos chair ;
he gene r:, the ballot should be fixed
atrrtzz business then terminated-
Male in lek its weekly meeting on
Jo' Beckwith, Fleming, Crosth w
aitethere were also
uohnson, and Henderson. Mr. New-
'neer, who had returned from the
ions, attended the board in his official
congratulating Mr. Newlands on his
marked that he (Mr. Newlands) had
'xceedingly valuable to his country, in
:h of the troops, and expressed a hope
appreciate his valuable services as they
trman also expressed a similar opinion,
' the board he was sure must feel de-
aids safe back among them again.—
building surveyor, and inspector of
rious particulars of the operations
Arnents during the week. A me-
inhabitants of Waterloo-road and
tplaining of want of water in the streets
try weather.—lt was agreed that the
'uld give his attention to the matter as
the streets.—A deputation, consisting
Rev. P. Parry, Mr. J. Boult, and other
Lodge-Lane, Upper Parliament-street,
upon the committee to complain of
the material used in filling up the pits
the "Figure-of-Eight Pits."—The
deputation that everything would be
complained of as speedily as possible.
;banking the committee, withdrew.—
;hat Sir Benjamin Hall had consented
Health Bill all the suggestions made
e Law-clerk stated that, as regarded a
drain near the north docks, the Dock
Fe do all that was required.—The Me-
reported that the mortality of the
low the average of the season. The
'eek were 229, the corrected average of
!1' Years being 236. In the parish the
the out -townships 82. Diseases of the
Mortality of 53, including from hooping-
, typhus 8, diarrhoea 5, scarlatina 5,
?oortality from hooping-cough and
,
.ner than in any week of the preced-
deaths were caused by diseases of the
allption. Two males, aged 30 and 40,
14 ens. —The subject of the alleged en-
'k Committee on the road at the south-
'
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..tom-house Came again under consi-
Lt saw no reason to deviate from the
Loyli
ed a resolution to that effect—Mr.
amendment that the matter be referred
et and the dock surveyor, and that the
5k2rr0n...1.,
suu before the committee.—ln
Shell, the borough-engineer stated
"te_t,he plan laid down by the committee
it'r.ot_tlr fights of the public.—On a
/as Beckwith, requiring adherence to
hatb a td by a majority of 7to 4.—Mr.
e next meeting he would bring
as—Beigl.r°PrietY of advancing the salary of
posed of, some " financial
, the meeting broke up.