The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-25 00:00:00

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to know the necessity that existed for such aceanl- the
The CHAIRMAN remarked, that in the new ceracte,rYthat 5
would be two chapels built, one for dissenters, and
portion of the ground would be left unconsecrated. 1 _ural
Mr. ROBERTS also urged the necessity of estr, -,a1,0
interment, and said that no fact was better establishead`'de
that the low forms of typhus fever, scarlatinat.allo, fro%
pression were attributable to the malaria arisin,
densely-populated burial grounds.
JamesmM], Carter,lre. .
After a few remarks from M W.A.Tsos on the stBte,s°C
the grave-yards in the district, and d the propriety of an of
some means that would diminish the present exgense
burial to the poor, the motion was put and adaPte/gol
MR. ASPINALL then moved that the nine la
gentlemen be appointed the parochial board. TheLiell
been selected at the preliminary meeting, regard beiac tte•
had to their fitness for the duties and their regalvCio.
dance at other boards :—Messrs.,Gregson Joseph v—J. P'
Robertson William
sWmilitlhia7mHF. Fisher r,
AGip.as' lis, ararsisdoayra.ctoi
HORSPALL seconded the motion, which v 9115 1111
mously adopted. __bre (s'
Mr. FISHER asked it the guardians or overseers vv.
officio members of the board ?
i:tt

Mr. ASPINALL replied that they were not.
eieeed
Mr. HARRISON then moved that a sum not d,
£15,000, be appropriated to the purchase of them gr'il
building of the chapels, and the provision of all ot
ters connected with the cemetery. that
Mr. M'NxcoL seconded the motion, and 0h5.,,e17t for
was sure that the money specified would be same'
purpose.
,;,

The motion was unanimously adopted. • 01l
The first Thursday in May, was fixed as the day the 0
the retiring members should go out in each year 1
March.
counts to be audited in
ecoria ed, t'
, ,

Mr. lIALHEAD moved, and Mr. Robertson 56- I,
the thanks of the meeting be given to the chairnlsl3
being adopted, _

The board then met and entered on their duties.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.—YEsivotalc
(Written expressly for the Northern Daily tins

Sun.&u.—The market has been rather quiet, tine"
day being confined to 75 hhds Jamaica, at 335
and 250 bags Madras, at 31s V cwt. rar4
No sales of Molasses ; but 50 puncheons Davie ,$1
are reported at steady prices.
Of Coffee 420 bags St. Domingo have heell4.' „';
45s 6d to 46s 6d; also 50 bags Para Cocoa, at 27300''
brls Rio Tapioca, at 32s 6d to 35s V cwt; and
Malabar black Pepper, at 44d V lb.
bags
Arracan are reported at 13' "
1,500 bags Bengal have realised 16s lid V 01' n
TEA.—A large business has been done in coraul° Of `,l
at is 31d V lb, and upwards, according to qualitY•witli
packages offered to-day, about two-thirds sold
faults, at full prices.
- -

The Lima wood offered to-day was bought iniq
the damaged and short cut sold at £ll 15s to X" ttell'
ton ; the Pearl Sago was also taken in, but subsecwt.
about 150 boxes have been sold at 21s 6d to 245 r'l C004'31
COTTON.—Considerable purchases in low Atnericioier;;(
yesterday on speculative account (and reported on, to yi
account) caused an increased business on the Inarl",te tKa
sales were 8,000 bales, 3,000 of which were on 013-1,
and for export. The prices, considering, the ,t 1
rather dearer, but the better sorts have not changed.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Yrs°ap•
Sugar : West India sales 300 casks at prevlotls,
refined much wanted at former prices. Coffee ',OOl
business, prices unaltered. Tea brisk; ordinal poi
is 32d. Rice very quiet, and rather cheaper. Coto
inferior rather lower. Iron : Pig brisk, at 80s
Tallow quiet, at 56s 3d to 56s 6d, on spot

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.—W—
At this day's market there was an increased bsili[tlol
Wheat from the farmers, and the trade ruled dull, ROA
prices were•not generally submitted to. Barley joy
qr lower. Oats unaltered. Beans dull, and tend'
wards. Peas neglected.

ENGLISH PATENTS.—The following patents,;,;;,
others, were sealed during the week ending 19th gliegtert
1853 :—Wharton Rye, of Collyhurst, near lkinu,cenieto
the county of Lancaster, ironfounder, for iiilPri°,,'s3,
kitchen ranges, or fire grates, dated 18th May, i'ticles%,;tett
Tbornborrow Manifold, Charles -Spencer Lan,tiac'd
John Jordan, all of Liverpool, in the county °A ytitic,:9,
engineers, for improvements in the method ofre, 1') of
the juice from the sugar-cane, dated 19th ,'"'3l'iintSia
William Carr Thornton, of Clezkheaton, in tu,,,erc°ol3 of
York, machine maker, or improved machinerYlWt°,ll've•
wite cards, dated 20th May, 1853. Williara„
svle
Paisley, in o.e county of Renfrew, bleacher '6: efiter,
ments in the treatment and scouring or cleat;silifC°ol4ierA'
fabrics, dated 19th May, 1853. Samuel Alife-01P-4: 'l.t"
of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, P"-e.co:ol'
for a new or improved elastic webbing,or fabc":t I?O',A
May, 1853. William Wolfe Bonney, of
in the county of Middlesex, gentlemAg.tVasion,,_
machinery, for ...wry,
Pile or ).-----a 827th 31-ay, ip
cotton, silk, and other fai,iitcsaiodeat,e
chester, gentleman, ATTilli-I,:emenkts
John Fall, of Charito
in the treal,ll,l,
certain oils, dated sth July, 1853. George latz tsij°l
of the city of Chester, engineer, for imp 3, Jo;
permanent-way of railways, dated 13th July, 18 draut,
Perkins, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, • p$
man, for improvements in the manufacture of 010'11014
13th August, 1853. Sydney Smith, of llyson-grefor ster,
iri
near Nottingham, for improvements in governors -abeelPf,
the city of
engines, dated 15th September, 1853. George r,ewerf,,,,,
the city of London, merchant, for improved raac7,,r,
dressing and warping yarns, dated 2ist SeEteni,';,;,
Robert Boyd, of Paisley, in the county of Itena;:h
chant, for improvements in weaving, dated 1'
1853.—From Hr. John Davies's list.
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TURTLEIIN ECSTACIES.—Accounts fromillonuu., 0-,11
the turtle in the Bay as exhibiting symptoms of bout
nary excitement ; flapping their fins, paddling asilc
unwonted rapidity, lifting themselves on end all tbeFio
and jumping out of the water ; in short, realising
vivid idea of lively turtle. These symptoms n red Pee
among the furnishers of green fat have been refero
anticipation of the extinction of the City of L° Apr
poration, and consequent discontinuance of the Lora' ,
dinners.—Punch. bei"
THE MOST CURIOUS THING. A woman 1.10.
curious.—lbid,

a a" ty
A GOOD GROUND FOR A BAD YOKE.--Why g
ts '
on the ground floor a degradation ? Because u

ment !-----Ibid. _
ia, eq.' tl'`
.IiCONFUSION OF AUTOCRATIC NOTIONS.—NichoI ,i
a pious hope that he might never be confounded. ijilll
thrashing which he has had from the Turks, we sf...
he must have been disappointed.—lbid.

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