The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-11 00:00:00

PRESIDENT :
HARMOOD BANNER, Esq.
*KY-PRESIDENTS :
• - GEORGE ARKLE,'Esq.
.T.OfTN, BRAN„CKEH, Esq.
John Aikin, Esq. William T.
Mann, E'sq.
Rev. T. B. Banner. r :r • R. Be: thou Preston, Esq.
13,r0. Bateson, Esq." - = r. B. Xewtctri, Es., •
William Bennett, Esq..„, Gordon Boss, 143:,,
James Gordon, Esq. 1 Thos. R. Slialleross,-Esq.
Henry Gna*ebrook, jun., Esq. 1 Joseph Steel, Esq.
.1. J.ltance, Esq. John Torr, Esq. •
Thos. Kendall( Esq.., '
,IVint R. 'Winch, Es 4.
Edwd. Lawrence,
.E_..3.4,_ _ _

DALE, Treasurer.

*NOTICE.
13A4DLEY BROTHERS have REMOVED to
DirkE.:Feritkitr (oonier of Colg&tt-`Ptivet),-•during the
R-PUILDPI' G,of 00rPremisee, 52, Bold-street, • tfo
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Pance's-park and
UST, on Sunday last, between.
Mcsley-hlll, McfsuN COLLAR SLEEVES, and a Pair
of—GOLD SLEEVE :LINKS. Whoever flues
,the same, awl
will take them 'to Mi. ITayinan's, Mairdressi, Church-street,
will receive FIVE,SHILLINGS
3api3

R A DLE BftOTHERS remeetttlly, :inform their
I Friends and the Public, that the yen-wining Part of the
STOCK of CABINET FITR.NITfIRE will he,on ,SA LIE tor a
short time by PRIVATE TREATY, at a GREAT REDUCTION
in PRICE, on their-Premisis, Ntr. 159, Duke-street, collier of
Colquitt-street.• - •
Feb. 27, 1860.
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pEr:AießtKo:TotCtOtr"lik,:NißYi.o-01.
. LIVERPOOL LirEN:WiN.C.Af
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNuAL
I.CATTLE
EW CATTLE MARKET CA:IMPART will be held at the cATTLII
NIT
MA.maxw Marl.' Fresco:it-road.. on TuEttuv, the 17th dal; 'of
April instant, at Three o'clock in the after noon. , ~
By order, TOWNEND, RIDLF.Y aid JACKSON ,
y,
Liverpool, 9th April, 1960. . . Clerk.; to the. Corn i, i an
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A.---61-,,53() Ario----. MERCANTII.E.I.I4 tINE "A ERN fr. N
OTIOE-is IllittitY GIVEN, that the AIN-NuAL
GENERAL ME TING .of the Members AF dates
the Mercantile Malin Service Association of Lip of v; iii
ol\T-
be held in the Reams of •the -Association, 20, watei4street,
Liverpool, on Friday- neTt, the 13th of April instant, to receive
the Report of the Council and Statement of Accounts tor the
aaeprn ei
3r a I
paste year, then to be submitted ; tei
neldjectot:tt,nt:ne:
I:B'be7, :t6tejef-ftl°re3tßuPPlY.
the lace of 'those retirink by ballot ;
business oftlirtsOctatloti:-
BEN. J. lIIONISON .S
. . . Y.
20, *ater-street, Apri.e9, IS6O, •

rplirE Undersigne.4,:hving formed conuections with
tespon;3lble and eminent Members of the Bar of the
er
,principal Cities; of the Unitpd;:States,: will td to the
COLLECTION C( CLAIMS, and the transaction of Geneh.l
ntishuiS aLlilllugta of the
RUFERTNCFS :
GERAREIRALSTON, Es 1., London.
THOMAS RAMSAY, Esg.,
Me4srsi STAYEE't, ZTGO)LASA.'& Ailligh
C. WILLING LITTELL, Attorttey anti Connsellor-at-Lia
No., 520, Walpul-street, Philadelphia.

' PARIB ft ''OP 1.716(1E-------
AtT THE ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY held in
be Chursb of Saint Nichelas, on Easter Tuesday, the
Ot day, of April; .0; ' preent, -Rev. 'At GUSTL'S
CAMPBELL, Rector, Chairman. •
' The notice convening the Meeting was read.'
The summary of the Church,aynntleaa' Aceounta
.for the past
year was subieltted.
It was moved by Mr Overseer Scott, seconded by Mr Denton,
and resolved : "That Mr John Wakefield Cropper:be elected a
Churchwarden forsthe;eneuing year." . ~ • ,
It was moved by Mr William B. Bairstow, and seconded by
Mr Overseer.Critchleyi ".That Mr Thomas Smith be elected a'
Churchwarden for the ensuing year." . • ,
' It' was moved as en .amendment . by• Mr Churchwarden
Cropper, and seconded by Mr Charles Chalk ; "That Mr James
Denton be so elected in the place of Mr. Smith." ~
The origin il motion and the amendment having been sevee
rally put from the Chair the motioa was declared by the Chair
nian to be carried, -
whereupon a 13011 was demanded by Mr
Chalk on behalf of Mr Denton.
.. .
At a subsequent period of the meeting the amendment was
withdrawn, and Mr Thouias Smith was :unanimously elected
Churchwarden. . • ,
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It was moved by 31i Chtirchwarden Cropper, seconded by
Mr Bairstow, and resolved : " That Mr, Joseph . Gibbons
Livingston be elected a Sideeman for the ensuing year." ~
• It was moved .by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by
Mr Bairstow, and resolved ; " That Mr John Robert Tinley be
elected a Sidesman for the ensuing'Year." : -
It was moved' by-Mr Churchwarden Cropper,.adetnided 'by'
Mr Bairstow, and resolved : " That Mr 'George Nikon and
Mr Theophilus Palmer Gwatkin be re-elected Churchwardens-
of St. John/i Church:for the ensuing year."
It was moved by Mr ChrxrchWarden Cropper, seconded by
Mr Bairstow, and resolved: "That Mr James Reddecliffe
Jeffery and Mr William Roberts be re-elected Churchwardens
of St. Parini Church for the ensuing year." r
It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by
Mr Alderman Woodruff, and rusolved: " That no Church-rate
be laid -for the -present year, but that the Churchwardens be
recommended to collect a Voluntary Rate of one penny in. the
pound, as last year, for Church and other purposes,"
It was moved by Mr William.; Roberts; seconded by Mr
Churchwarden Cropper, * and,* resolved : "That the Church-
wardens be requested to assist out or the Voluntary Rate in
providing such necessaries for PribliCWOrship in St. Paul's'
Church, as one of the Parish. luu:clieS,,ini cannot be defrayed
out of the Parochial Rate;• such assistanee_. not to exceed in
. .. amount, the sum of £lOO for the present year,"
It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by:
Mr Chalk, and resolYed t 5," That it'Cemetery Rate of one far-
thing in the. pound be allowed for the ensuing year, to be
applied towards the completion fof * thell'ardchial. turying"
Ground at Walton."
Mr Churchwarden. Cropper notified to the Meeting that a'
Parochial Rate or Assessment of one halfpenny in the pound
would be required for the ensuing year, to enable the Church-.
wardens to discharge the respective imposts 'placed upon the
Parish by statute 26 Gee. 111., cap. 15; and the -Several other'
. local statutes having reference thereto.,,
It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, by Mr'
Alderman Woodruff; and resolved 1 "That Mr GearseNickson'
and Mr. Thomas-Wylie be, and . they. 114- 'hei'eby appoint
under the provisions of the statute 26 Geo. VI., c... 16, the
Assessors of the assessments to he.inade as a Parnehial‘Rate for! the ensuing year of such an tonou4 as' to enable the Church
wardens to discharge the respective imposts placed.ontbi par-
ish by the. said statute, and the ,several other local.statutes
having reference thereto." ~
It was moved by. Mr Churchwarden CroPper,, sechnded by Mt
Aldertnan Woodruff, and resolved: " That, in pursuance of the
1060.1 gtatote, 26 GO, ITL;;c:ls,intituled an 'Act for Augment.'
ing and Astertaiding'tlic-tacome of the Rector of the Parish
Church and the, Parochial Chapel of Liverpool,' Edwar,d Aris,
Thomas James -131atkie,' l'O'hii*MOlyneux,, John • Rogers 'Jelin.
i Roper Thompson, Charles Hart the youngeriWilliamlin Christian,
William G eorge,-Shiai -Bennet t,and Thomas Bird be, and they
are heireby appointed, Collectors of all and every the'rate and
rates, UssesSment and assessments to be'made,•in pursuance Of
the said statute, or any other statutes applicable thereto, by the
Assessors aforesaid, or to be-appointed-under the said Act of
the 26th Geo. 111., c. 15." :
It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by
Mr Peck, and resolved : " That Mr John Lightbound be
appoidted a Select vestryman for, two, years, ,in the plitee'Of
Mr Archer, disqUalified by reason of non-attendance."
It was moved, as an amendment, by Mr-Charles Chalk, but
not seconded : " That Mr Alfred Whittle be so appointed in
the place of Mr Lightbound.", ,
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by
Mr Alderman Woodruff, and resolved : " That Mr .Fraucis
Lee Jones be appointed a Select Vestryman for two years, in
the place of Mr Satchell, appointed an Overseer." ..
It was moved by Mr Church Warden Cropper, seconded by
Mr Bairstow, and. resolved : "That Mr :"Edward: Byford -be
appointed a Select Vestryman for one year, in the place of Mr
Robert T. Steere.": -
It was moved by Mr Churchvi-at Cropper, seconded by
Mr Bairstow, and resolved : "Med Ar Robert Broinne be
appointed a Select Vestryman for thrcb years."
It was moved by Mr Chumhwartlen trapper, seconded b
Mr Chalk, and resolved : " Thatialr !Ambrose, Byford be is -
appointed a SeleCt Vestryman for three years." -
It was moved by sir Churchwarden Cropper, 'seconded by.
Mr Peck,' and resolved ; "That Mr Joseph Caffereta be re-
appointed:a Select Vestryman for three yrars."
It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by
3fr Overseer Scott, and resolved: " That Mr Joseph' Hughes
be re-appointed a Select Vestrymturfor ttrrra years."
It was moved, by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, - seconded by
Mr Alderman 'Woodruff, and resolved : "That Mr George
Melly be re-appointed a Select'Vestrman for three years."
It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by .Mr Ove e
rseer Scott, :and resolved :,,inhat Mr Henry John
Syred ip seer Scott,
a Select Vestryman for three years."
It was, moved by Mr Churehwatden Crepper, 'seconded by
Mr Bairstow, and resolved : "That Mr Samuel Gooodacre be
uppointed a-Select Vestryman for three years."
Mr Churchwarden Cropper, on behalf of the churchwardens ,'
and overseers, presented a report and statement of accounts
relative to the dock rating question.
It was moved by me Churchwarden Cropper, seconded' by -`
Mr Overseer Scott, and resolved ; "That a voluntary rate of
one half-peany in time pound be allowed for the'ensuing Year,
to be applied towards the expenses of bringing under charge to
the poor's rate all property within the parish ; and that; should
any surplus remain et the end of the year, it be handed over to
succeeding Churchwardens and Overseers for similar par,.
poses.,, • - . . • ) , ,• . : . .
Mr Churchwarden Cropper, on behalf of the Churchwardens
and Overseers, as trustees,pf ,Plumbe's and Stanley's charities.
and -in pursuance of the Charitable Trusts Act, 1853, and the
Charitable Tl3ss,rnstsAmendment Act,l3ss,presented a statement
of accounts in connection with these charities.
AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Chairman. ;
The chair having been vacated,
...
It was moved by Mr Chinchwitrilesi.Cropper, seconded by
Mr Alderman Woodruff, and resolved : " That the thanks of
this Vestry be recorded in favour of the Rte. Bettor Cathpbell;
for his able and impartial conduct as chairman of the present
meeting."

.HENRY J. HAGQVR, Vestry Clerk.

"VISITORS to Liverpool and. Commercial Gentlemen
v will find Clean audeontfortabla and inexpensive ACCOM-
MODATION at BARNES' DINING ROOMS, 32, Elliot-street.
London and Liverpool Palle's taken 'daily. ' 7Sjels

ARTISTS;AMATEURS,&IIIIItAN
• . , supplied with
• ' OIL AND WATER COLOURS, •
• BRUSHES, CANVAS, DRAWING PAPER,
EASELS, PALETTES, PAINT BOXES,
. - - At lowest London prices. - '

PRINTS Lent to Copy; Elementary Studies of .Landscapes,
Figures, and Heads; Drawing ,Pencils, beet,-he.. per doxen.
Society pf Arts' Colour Box, Is. 3d. Oval aid Square Proxies,
London )nanufacture. • • •

•
3, G. J. KEET, 92, RIGNSHAW-STIVERT.

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`ESTABLISHED 1847.
ILBERT EII'OTHERS,
G
FAMILY GROCERS;
41, LIME -STREET (OppostrE ELmoT-STREET,
Are Selling much better •
4s. TEA & Is.- 4D . C'OFYEE
Than cm; be had at other Establishments in Liverpool, excepting
their Branches, at 121, SCOTLAND-ROAD, -131, SCOTLAND-
ROAD, and 2, NEWINGTON,IbLb-STREET.
• 78je20
Families and the Trade supplied 'with groeihetSPlCES.

MERIC:A.N S 6,,L ACE! !

Sninirers who 'want

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A ItEALLY GOOD PIPE' OP TOBACCO,
Are recommended to try the above.
NONE GENUINE EXCEPT SOLD BY
C. TURMEAU.

OURNING .JEWELLERY,

jOrIN G. JACOB,
.6 o Dam T AND: •J E t
56, CHURCH-STREET ,
Respectfully calls attention to his superior kook of
BLACK ENAMELLEIQ JEWELLERY,
BROOCHES, BRACEVRTS; •NECKLETS,
RINGS, PINS, ANR STUDS,
. Of the most elegant Patterns and the' beat Quality.
Also„.iilarge assortment of • •
REAL W.HITBY. J.ET,
In the most choice patterns.
HAIR WORKED INTO 'CHAINS', BRACELETS,
RIN9B, BROOCHES, AND NF,CKLETS,
AN D movivOON A SUPERIOR STYLE.
• The slue Hair as left guaranteed to be 'aped.
JOHN 6. JACOB,.OOLD•SMITH•AND JEWELLER,
. • 56,•:CHUROH-STREET.

ACCOUTREMENTS for RIFLE & ARTILLERY
7 VOLUNTEERS.
HARRISON,,
! Binitix.iiGHA.m*- •
WhOleeale Manufacturer, of *RAtiD LES; 'HARNESS, 'PORT-
MANTEAUS, TRUNKS; •VALISES, .GUN CASEs, SADDLE
BAGS, HOLSTERS, end ACCOUTREMENTS, Si,:., &c., of
every destription. _
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WA T I'M AGENTS:
ORE & •WHITTXI.
48, 'SEEL=STREET, LIVERPOOL

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20, DUKE SitICEET._
OIT I S C ASA,B.T .'I4LI,
The only SuiieesSOr. to iheilato A. MSAIATELLI,
'enders his. moll gylt,etal:thanki for the liberal patronage he
has received s#Re.t,tke deeth, of hi,s late uncle; and respectfully
informs his frierldt and the public that he STILL CONTINUES
to CABBY ON TIIE BUSINESS at the above place, and
11#.4-NOT BEEN REMOVED, as has been represented.
. . • Note the Address-20, DUKE-STRE,ZTp,
ESTABLISIIXP 1809. 810