The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-06 00:00:00

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and being so appropria
market; would not be

priate c'ert
the placing of things' for sal(
obstruction'f wbula not come•under the bye-laic.
Mr Picret:pii—Then u-nder this no person would be allowt
to offer a basket of frui,t, or fish, or any other article
sale in the streerg.
The Tower
case of causing an ollgtrui.:.tami-
Mr. PicroN asked 'tS-k

Act only be prevented

,rher

lad not this power in a bY

law before
The TowN CLEM,
of parliament, which pro
a certain way in a barro
by parties placing down woo&I
Mr. PICTON
structions.
The TowN Cr..t=.
Mr, WOODRUFFn remarked tl

uck ; but this was eV

,wer to remove

—lt merely

300 polepa might stand i

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one mutt
The MAYOR
Mr. HODSON : ft
Mr, Alderman

-cry much

*c ally dangerous.
dehnitted it was

rule; tut ppor women

was not to be done ais
The Town CLERIC
Mr. Aldermen PARSE/1 should like to know what
the reasons for appointing Tyrrell and inspector of slaug
Wilms; tic.

The To CLERK explained that he was the inspeeto
fish, and no such appointment was recognised by Act ,
Parliameft, and to give him power to act In
pointment an inspec
incrs were then confirmed.
%fr. GLADSTONE said credit 17-as due to the officers of the
markets for seizing so much bad fish:, Had it got into con-
sumption they might be suffering from cholera or diarrhee•
Mr. JOHNSON said. 8,5001bs of bad m,:'at had also beeil
seized, and if this had been sold, it would hacre tended moll
to the destruction of health. '
On the motion of Mr. Bighan, the Council adjo:trned at o•
quarter past three o'clock to Wednesday next.

The proccetx

ENTERTAINMENT AT THE TOWN HALL, LAST Niou'r,
—His Worship, Samuel Holme, Esq., entertained the Earl
of Derby and a distinguished party at a private banquet in
the Town-hall last evening. The following are the maws
of the guests :—The Earl of Derby, Sir John Heron gal'
well, Bait, the Hon. H. T. Liddell, M.P., Mr. William
Brown, M,P., Mr. Lawrence Heyworth, M.P., Sir Edward
Cust, Sir John Bent, Admiral Grenfell, Archdeacon Brook.►
Rector Campbell, Rev. R. M. Fielden, Rev. Ellis Ashtal
the Town-clerk, Mr. Henry Ashton, Mr. J. H. Turner, 10
C. Turner, Captain Baynes, Mr. Edward Cropper, ?ifs'
Hardman Earle, Mr. William Fletcher, Captain German,'
(Preston,) Mr. Hughes, (Xinmell,) Mr. G. Thompson, gr'

Johnston, (Allerton-hall,) Mr. H. Littledale, Little'
dale, Mr. J. B. Lloyd, Mr. G. Hall Lawrence, Mr. J, 31055
Mr. T. E. Moss, Mr. Richard Naylor, Mr. Daniel Natoli,
Mr. George Henry Horsfall, Mr. Pedder, (Preston,)
William Potter, Mr. ChristOpher Rawdon, Mr. Williao
Rathbone, Mr. W. R. Sandbach, Mr. Francis Shand, Afr'
John Stewart, Mr. Charles Saunders, Mr. J. A. Tinne, 311.'
I. A. Tobin, Mr. Thompson,' (Thingwall,) Mr. J. 14'
Walker, and Mr. Charles Inman.

Last evening, a Alisienary Lecture, illustrated
by a Panorama, was deliirered in Toxtetit. Park, by th°
Rev. Mr. Mann.

Yesterday, the splendid clipper ship Ne
sailed from the Mersey, with a number of passengers 11°
Australia. She also carries out mails for the Antipodes:.

The United States mail steam-ship •Atlantiee
Captain West, sailed yesterday, from the Mersey, for Nei
York, with a large number of passengers and a full cargo.

EMIGRANTS IN THE WORKHOUSE.—Since Tuesday
night, there has been but one death, resulting from cholort
among the emigrants removed from the house in Moorfike
There -has been no death among those removed from the
Isaac Wright, since our laSt account:; but yesterday, a sai'°r
~
belonging to her, was received into the workhouse in a vox
dangerous- state. A German emigrant was also reMOVe
from the house at the same time.
MR. LEVI'S LECTURE YESTERDAY
Levi delivered another of- his cour.
Chamber of Commerce.
" Bills of Exchange," its synopsis comprising " definition
requisites, and forms of bills of exchange, and prc--
notes ; inland and foreign bills ; parties to a bill ;
partners • operation of stamp ditties; and,bill brokers.
Levi fully explained and illustrated each of these hea
and, in conclusion, announced that he would deliVer his I
lecture this day.

.--Mr. Leone
lectures in the

Lecture wLI

THE COLOSSEUM AND THE ROYAL INFIR,MARY<
Mr. Heath, the proprietor of the Colosseum, has received
note from the Treasurer of the 'Royal Infirmary, ackaVe,
lodging the receipt of £3O, being the proceeds of a collar;
on Alio 29th, given in aid of the fiends of the Infirmary, all,
conveying.to him the thanks of the Committee for his haw'
some donation.

A NOVEL TESTIMONIAL TO CHARACTER.—Yeste
day, at the meeting of the West Derby Board of GuardiaOlf
a number of testimonials to character were read in favor
a gentleman, soliciting an appointment under the Boaria•
Amongst them, was one from the secretary of one of our io-
cal institutions, to the following effect ; which on being.r°d
along with the others, caused considerable merrullen
amongst the different members of the board :—" Dear Sir;
Call upon me at ten in the morning."

THE LIVERPOOL MUSEUM AND THE LONDON
PRESS.—In the Globe of,Tucsday evening, we find the fol-
lowing remarks on our local museum :—" The Liverpool
museum is deficient in arrangement, and poor in quantity.
Liverpool is the centre of English commerce • people of 011
nations frequent it; people go from it to all parts of;th°
world, and a large museum m the town is a national want'
The emigrant, leaving -England, wants information of the,
countries he is about to visit, and a local museum won't'
be: ichly endowed by the many strangers coming to
town."

ARCHITECTURAL AND ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.-"
The opening meeting of this Society, for the present sessie°l
was held last evening, in the Royal Institution. Mr. Chalk',
Verelst, the president, occupied the chair. Mr. Boult, the
secretary, announced the several donatiOns presented to the
Society during the recess. The president then delivered the
opening address, in the course of which, he congratulated the
Sodiety on the adoption by the committee on that day, of the
improvements suggested by the Society; and after offerid
several suggestions for town improvements, proceeded to cow
trast the state of art in this country with its state on the
Continent, the results being not at all flattering to .ouf
patronage of art as a nation. Mr. Picton then read a paper °II
the Society's -annual' excursion to Beeston and Banbari'
Thanks were voted to Mr. Picton for his interesting paper,
and the proceedings terminated.

ACCIDENTS NEST ERDAY,—Joseph Bell, a seawall'
was knocked down-and trampled upon by a horse in Vic'
toria-road. He received a fracture of the ribs, and bls
chest bone was very severely injured. Patrick Hart, wbils
going on board the steamer "Trafalgar" on the same dal!,
with the intention of proceeding to Ireland, fell bctwee'
the steamer and the dock quay, and received a severe eon'
cussion of the brain, together with a fracture of the collo"'
bone. Yesterday, John Young, a seaman on board the
" Isaac Wright,' was severely injured, whilst the ship
coming
g: into the Waterloo Dock, the hawser breaking and
fracturing his thigh; he also sustained a severe scalp won!"
Thom Morris, a labourer, residing in Blackstone-street,
got crushed between the cases in the Liver foundry'
Boundary-street, and received a fracture of the leg. Dom"
incus Metihoise Sellen an Australian seaman on board the
ship " California, fractured his thigh by a fall. Yesterday'
a woman named Kehoe, of Dublin, when going down to
the packet, to return to Ireland, fell into the turn of the
drawbridge at Clarence dock locks, and bruised horse
badly.

THE POWER. Loom WEAVERS' STRIKE AT I\lo'
CHESTER.--yesterday afternoon 'a deputation from the balliw„
formerly in the employment of Messrs. Miller and Mitchell;
manufacturers, Alum-street, Chapel-street, and Jersey-stmt'
(who are now on strike) had an interview with Mr. 311-'1..)
on the subject of the differences between them. The result
of the interview was far from being satisfactory. It". 0
Miller on behalf of the firm, (which employs somewherrt
about 380 hands, now on' strike) offered to comply in l'
with the demands of the hands for an advance of 10g,
cent., by giving ld. per piece on some sorts of cloth. ~o
('
hands wanted 2d, and the members of the deputation "0
respectable females) not being satisfied, refused to accept.th
offer. We were informed 'yesterday (Wednesday) Will
that the hands now on strike are determined to adhere
their original demand for an advance.of 10 per cent.

COLONIAL WOOL.—Tho next series of Colony
wool sales will commenee,on the 20th inst. The stock
r;
56,653 bales, viz., 17,443 bales Sydney, 20,529 r°d„
Philip, 4,658 Van Dieman's Land, 3,368 Adelal
.;t1
5,255 Cape, 120 Swan River, 1,398 New Zealand, 3'to
3,902 East India. The private market is dull, at 14
currencies.