The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-29 00:00:00

LIME-STREET WARD.

TO THE EDITOR. OF THE DAILY TIMES.
Stn,—With respect to one statement contained in a
bill now on the walls in Lime-street Ward, allow see to
say.--It is perfectly true that Mr. Johnson was dropped
from the chairmanship of the Markets Committee ; but,
with regard to the Watch Committee, the matter stands
thus :—On the 23rd of October, 1858, the chair was
resigned by Mr. Brancker. Mr. Johnson being then, as
he still is, the deputy chairman. in tho ngual order of
procedure, under such circumstances, the deputy chair-
man is raised to the chair ; but in this case, it appears,
the committee had reasons for acting otherwise ; for, on
the 13th of November, Mr. Clint was elected to the
chair, and Mr. Johnson was left deputy as before. on
the first of December following, this rebuff to Mr. John-
son was confirmed by the Council.
Permit me, also, to say that the statement made by Mr.
Johnson's canvassers, that Mr. • Heyworth is the
" nominee " of Mr. Jeffery is a wicked fabrication, with-
out a particle of truth. Upon this assertion I stake my
character, and challenge proof to the contrary.
It is due no less to Mr. Jeffery than to Mr. Heyworth
that it be known that Mr. Jeffery was not even aware
of the choice the committee had made, until Mr. Hey-
worth' bad consented to stand.
Thanking you for inserting this letter. I am, sir,
yours obliged. S. B. JACKSON.
15, Moss-street, Oct. 27, 1860.

DETAINING A VOLUNTEER'S UNIFORIK —At the
County Magistrates' Court, on Saturday last, Thomas
Benson, lodging-house keeper, was summoned for having
detained an uniform, valued at £3, of one of his rod.gers,
who is a member of the 9th L. A. V. Captain Mainger
appeared as prosecutor. It appeared that the volunteer
owed his landlord a certain amount Of money, on account
of which the clothing was detained. The bench fined
defendant £lO and costs, adjourning the case, however,
until Monday, in order to ascertain whether the penalty
could be mitigated.
LIST OP CABIN PASSENGERS PER S.S. GLASGOW.--
Mrs. Mercey Shuster and child, Miss Selina. Martin,
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, Mr. Charles Rider and lady,
Mr. James P. Wyer, Mr. Isaac Steane, Mr. Edward
Sills, Mr. John Sickles, Mr. James Watson, Mr. Jacob
Ilombach, lady, and three children, Mr. Richard Dugdale,
Mr. Joseph Battelle Mrs. Laura Acton and three children,
Mr. Sherburn Burnham, Miss Fanny Walsh, Mr. A.
Purse, Mr. John Marggi, Mr. 'Emile Vogt, Mr. Henry
Lees, Mr. Myer Phineas, Mr. Wm. Knight, Mrs. Jane
Thornton and child, Mr. Jean Barbet. Landed at
Queenstown : Mr. A. Cunningham, Mrs. Ann Davis,
Mr. John Menge, Mr. A. Lawrence.—Total, 37 cabin
and 170 steerage.

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