The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-24 00:00:00

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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
Unlesspreventedby anyunforeseeiloccurrenee.th:under-noter or
other Steamers are intended to sail, (with or withour Pilots)
between Liverpooland Glasgow ,with Goods.4nd Passengers,as
under:

LYNX ....
7,1 * . ZER RA(cliarteredtoGovertiment 'Captain Flavrs
'l4.' lik. PANTHER (now building) ....Captain MAIN
• I- .1 FROM CLARENCE DOCK.
'-,T7-•.7r,71:rt
MARCII.
LYNX__......
LYNX ...Saturday 29, at 2 Afternoon

N.B.—Goods for shipment, at both Glasgow and Liverpool, must
be alongside the vessel one hour before appointed time of sailing.
Passenger. are requested to takecharge of their° wn Luggage, as
the Ship Is not responsible In any way for its safety. Carriages,
and ali kinds of Vehicles shipped at their Pronrietors'risk.
The owners of these vessels are not responsiblefor loss or injury to
Horses, Cattle, or Live Stock of any kind shipped by them.
Gunpowder will not he carried by these vessels on any terms; and
Aquafortis, Vitriol, and other hazardous articles can only be taken by
special agreement. The senders, consignees, and owners of danger.
ous articles areresponsible under allcircumstances for damage occa-
sioned by or to the same. The contents of boxes rind packages
containing Liquids must be specified In the shipping-note before
shipment. Parceisfor different persons madeup in single packages
addressed to one party for delivery, will be charged the proper
freight for,.ach separateparcel. Freight for box and bale goods, 2Us
per ton of 2o cwt. FAB/IS—Cabin (including Steward's Fee),lss;
Steerage, 6s. Servants In Cabin. fullfare.
Apply to GEORGE & JAMES BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street,
Glasgow, ALEX. :WC ULLOC Gr enock.
JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street, Manchester; or here to
C. MAC IVER & CO., 18. Wrter_Etreet.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
The Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Stearr.packet
Company's Steam-ship
PRINCESS ROYAL,
4.4740"- Captain J, M'Cri MIRY ;
and the
WATERLOO (Chartered) Captain QUAYLE.
The Waterloo has been chartered to take the place of the Princess
Royal, while laid up for new boilers, h c.
The t rincess st ill resume the station in Aprir.
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the undernoted
or oth r ste.imer is intended to sail (with er without pilots) between
Liv rpool and Glasgow, with goods ai.d passengers, in February and
March, as under:—
From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.
WATERLOO „Thursday
WATERLOO .. Tuesday..
N.l3.—t nods for shipment must be alongside the vessel one
hour before appointed time of sailing.
Fares :—Cabin, ;ccluding Steward's Fee, 15s y' Steerage, Ga.
Serv.nts in Cabin, Full Fare.
ROBERT LAMONT,
Water.street, Liverpool, and 43, Market-street, Manchester,

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LIVERPOOL TOWN DUES.
(Continued frees yesterday.)
Keyltoll of the water of Mercy within the lordship of
Lytherpole aforesaid 141 of ancient farm and 6,8 d be-
yond of increase by the year and for the farm of the mill
called Acresmyll twenty shillings and for the farm of the
mill called Wavertremyll aforesaid twenty shillings as
it is answered to the said lord the king at the feast of
Easter and saint Michael the archangel in equal portions
and the same farmers and their assigns shall repair sus-
tain and maintain all the premises at their own proper
costs and expenses in all reparations which belong to
the said king and his heirs touching the same during the
aforesaid term and so all things at the end of the said
term well and sufficiently repaired and sustained in all
things shall leave and if it shall happen- that for forty
days &c with provisio that if they should die &c In
witness whereof &c Dated on the last day of April in
the twentieth year
• By the council of the aforesaid duchy"

And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffsj and
burgesses produced in evidence on the said trial a certain
Lease made in the twenty-first year of King Henry the
Eighth in 'part as. follows
" By indenture of lease of this date the said Henry
Ackres dymysed taken and to farms leten unto Thomas
Halghton John Walker Thomas Walker, John Ireland
William Walker Roger Fazakerly William Secome
Richard Barker and Nicholas Thomason and the bur-
gesses and comynalty of Lyvpole All the customes
tolles flesh shamawes and ferry boate of Lyvpole
with all sails cables and other necessaries and ad-
vantages to the said costumes tolles fleshamawes and
ferry boats belonging and before tyines acostumed and
used To have hold and receyve all and every the
foresaid costomes tolles fleshamawes and ferry boate
with all the piofetts and advantage of they'll unto the
said Thomas John Thomas Walker John Irelond
William Roger William Secome Ric and Nic Thoma-
son and burgesses and comynalty to the profett
used and advantage of the bingesses and comynalty of
the town of Lyvpole before said from the fest of Saynt
Michell tharchill next to come aftyr the date hereof until
the ends of the time of vj yers then next and immedi.
ately ensuing paying therefore yerly every yer unto the
said-Henry his assign or leyful attorney ten pounds ster-
lingg at the festes of pashee and Saynt. Michell tharchill
by even noreions And also the said Thomas John
Thomas Walker John Ireland William- Roger William
Secome Ric and Nic Thomason and burgesses and comy-
nalty of Lyvpole by these presents covenanten and
graunten to redelyv the said fleshamawes and ferry boate
at the ende of the said vj yers as well repelled and up
holden as they receyve theym or elles another boate as
good that was when they receyved it And also that the said
Henry by these presents covenantenth and graunteth that
aftyr the end of the said vj years the said Thomas John
Thomas Walker John Irelonde William Roger William
Secome Ric and Nic Thomasson and burgesses and
comynalte of Lyvpole befose said shall have hold and
receyve that on half of all the said customes tolles flesha-
mawes and ferry boate with all the advantages of the
same durying all such time and yers to the said Henry
the said customes tolles fleshamawes and ferry boate
bath any lessee or graunte of and the said Thomas John
Thomas Walker John Irelond William Roger William
Secome Ric and Nic Thomasson comynalty of Lyvpole to
pay or cause to be paid yerely every yere unto the said
Henry his assignor leyful attorney fyve pounds sterling
at the said festes of pasehe and Saynt Michell tharchill
by even pOreions and to make half the costs of repelling
and upholdeing of the said fleshatnawei and ferry boate
and the said Henry to make that other half of the costs
of repelling of the same during all the time as is before
said and the said Henry to occupye that other half of
the said costomes tolles fleshamawes and ferry boate to
his own proper use and' advantage provyded alway that
of the said Henry decease within the said time or times
before spoken then the said graunte dymyse to cease and
be voids And the said Henry all the said costomes tolles
fleshamawes and ferry boate with the advantage of the
same unto the said Thomas John Thomas Walker John
Irelond William Roger William Secome Ric and Nic
Thoinasson and burgesses and comynalty before said
during all the time or times before said in manner and
forme before said agayne all folke shall adwarrauute and
defends In witnesse hereof the said parties ayther
aneuds other ent chaungeably traf sette theyre sealles
Given the day and yer before said •

Per me Thomas Hayghton John Walker John Irelond
These persons were present at (four seals)
the sealling of this writing"
(None named)

And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and
burgesses gave in evidence on the trial of the said issue
a certain lease made the 28th of Henry Eighth in tenor
and effect following "The King &c bath to farm let to
Thomas Holcrofte esquire the town and lordship of
Litherpole in the county of Lancaster also one boat and
the passage over the water of Mersey and the butchers
shambles there and also the stallage and tolls of the mart
and fairs with perquisites of courts in Litherpole afore-
said also the customs and anchorage of keiltolle of the
water of Mercy within the lordship of Litherpole afore-
said and one windmill called Acresmill another windmill
called Wavertree Myll within the lordship West Durby
parcel of the duchy of Lancaster in the county of Lan-
caster To have and to hold the town and lordship
aforesaid and other premises with the appurtenances to
the before named Thomas and his assigns from the feast
of St Michael the Archangel last past before the date of
these presents unto the end of the term of twenty-one
years &c yielding therefore yearly &c (that is to say) for
the farm of the town and lordship aforesaid also for the
boat aforesaid with the passage over the water of Mercy
with the butchers shambles and for the farm of stallage
and the tolls of the mart and fairs with the perquisites
of courts of Litherpole aforesaid also for the farm of
the customs and anchorage or keiltolle of the water of
Mercy within the lordship of Litherpole aforesaid four-
teen pounds of ancient farm and six shillings and eight
pence besides for the last increase by the year and for
the farm of the mill called Acresthyll aforesaid twenty
shillings and for the farm of the mill called Waverthe-
myll twenty shillings sterling as it is answered to the
Lord the King at the feasts of Easter and St Michael by
equal portions and the same farmer an his assigns shall
repair sustain and maintain all and singular the premises
at his proper costs and expences in all repairs which to
the Lord the King and his heirs in the same pertains
during the term aforesaid and all the same at the end of
the same term well and sufficiently repaired and sus-
tained in all things shall leave And if it should happen
&c for forty days &c (with the accustomed proviso) In
witness thereof&c Dated at London the 20th day of
February in the 28th year of the reign of King Henry
the Eighth -

By the council of the duchy aforesaid"

And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and
burgesses gave in evidence on the trial of the said issue
a certain lease dated the 3d day of September in the 31st
year of the reign of King Henry the Eighth and made
between Sir William Molyneux of Sefton in the county
of Lancaster knight upon the one party and Christopher
Hoghe mayor of Litherpole Thomas Walker William
Walker Roger Walker John Hope Thomas Fairclough
Rauff Birley Richard Raysford Alexander Garnet Rauff
Segerston and Robert Barker of the said town of Lither-
pole within the said county upon the other party
Whereby it is witnessed' that whereas the King our
said Sovereign Lord by his indenture under the seal of
his duchy of Lancaster bearing date at London the 20th
day of February in the twenty-eighth year of his reign
by the advice and assent of his counsel of his duchy of
Lancaster hath granted betaken and to farm let to
Thomas Holcrofte squire the towne and lordship of
Litherpole with the appurtenances &c (as in the lease
to the said Thomas Holcrofte) And also whereas the
said Thomas Holcrofte by indenture date•' the 27th day
of August in the 29th year of our said Sovereign Lord
his reign made between Sir William Mollineux of Sef-
ton in the county of Lancaster knight upon the one party
and the said Thomas Holcrofte esquire upon the other
partie bath given granted and dimised to the said Sir
William Molyneux the said towne and lordship of
Litherpole with
.the appurtenances and all other the
premises before granted be taken and to farme lette to
the said Thomas Holcrofte To have and to hold the
said town and lordship of Lithpole and all other the
premisses to the said Sir William Molyneux his execu-
tors and assigns from the said feste of Saynte Michell the
Archangel' In the xxvijjth yer of the reign of our sove-
igne lord the Kyng unto the ende and time of xxth
yeres then next and irnediatly foloying fully to be com-
plete and ended if the said Thomas Holcrofte soe long
doe lift Now the said Sir William by this present inden-
ture for certayn eonsideracon a hym movyng bath granted
betaken and to finite lette to the said Christopher Hoghe
mayor of Lytherpole Thomas Walker and others before
named of the town of Lytherpole the moyte or halfe of
the town and lordship of Lytherpole with the appurte-
nances in the said county of Lancaster and also the said
Sir William bath granted betaken and to firme lett to
the said mayor and the said before named the moyte or
half of the yerely profitts comyng and growying of one
boote and passage over the water of Mercy and of the
fieshamels And also the moyte and halfe of the yerly
profits of the stallage and toile of the market and feyres
whit!' the perquisites of the courte in Litherpole afore-
said and also the moyte or half of the yerly profits of
the custom and anchorage or keytolle of the waters
of Mercy within the lordship before said To
have and hold the moyte or halfe of the yerely
profitts of the said towne and lordship aforesaid and
the moyte or halfe of the yerly profits of all and
every other the premisses with the appurtenances
to the said mayor and other before named of the said
towne of Litherpole from the feste of Saynt Michell the
Archangel! next to come after the date of these present
indentures unto the end and term of fifteen yeres then
next folloying and fully to be complete and ended if the
said Thomas Holcrofte soe long doe lib yeldyng and
paying therefor yerly to the said Sir William Molyneux
his executors and assigns at the feste of the annunciation
of our Ladie three pounds xjs viijd and at the feste of
Pentecoste lvjs viijd and at the feste of Saint Michel the

archangell three- pounds, xis_ 'Hid _of lawful
Money ()
England and also the said mayor and the said befog'
named of the town of Litherpole shall yerly durying the
said time diseharg h
e and save harmless the said Sir
William his heirs executors and assignes of that one
halfe of all the costs and charges that shall belong ere-
after to be made in anywise of in and for the preraisse!
and every parcell thereof unto our said Sovereign Lora
the Kyng and the said Thomas Holcrofte and soe yerlei
discharged to leave the same as well in the reparations
of the said boote as the fleshamells and all other thYll
or things appeteynyng to premisses at the ende of theye
said time and for the sure and true yerly payment of
the
said sßme of ten pounds well and truly to be paid bY of
sayd Mayr and the before named of the said town
Litherpole to the said Sir William his executors (n.,
assigns the said mayor and the before named grauntel
to the bounden by their escript obligatorie to the sai.„
Sir William his executors and assigns in the ,S 7
of one hundreth pounds sterlyng and also the aal,.
Sir William Molyneux concententh and grauntO.wir.
him his executors and assigns to and with the said wale'
and the before named of the town of Litherpole that
the said William or his assigns from tyme to tywe ttaand
times upon the reasonable requeste of the said maYY
the before named of the town of 'LithP ole shall aor,
forth the said indenture made between the said D"
William and the said Thomas Holcrofte berying
xxvij h day of Auguste in the xxix yer of "r $-or
Soveigne Lord is reigne for the benefite commodili°
profit of the said mayr and the before named and WY;
tening of this present lease In witness wherof tc) thew,
indentures the parties above named entering changsa
have set te their sealles the day and yer above said
P me Rauff Sckcrston Thom Howko
at Thomas Fawrelyff pr me Rob at Barear

Alexander Garnett (iniorsed)
These persons were present Ng ea
these were sealit
John Bolton senr
Wynn's Stoner
Rich in Warm.Yehana and.fieril

Norres et multis ails" of
And the said counsel gave in evidence on the. tr'ral the
the said issue from the book of leases and patents -sob.,
duchy of Lancaster a copy of the enrollment of a ihe f
dated the 24th of N wetnber of the thirtpaveht,r
Henry. the Eighth in part as follows ' .etc
" The King has let to farm to Sir William binirtiril.
knight and Richard Molyneux son of the aforesaid,' 'lad
na lia esquire witnesseth that Whereas the aforesaid"a-ol
the king by a certain other indenture sealed vvith 'll3O
of his said duchy of Lancaster bearing date at-L00)11did
20th day of February hr the 28th year of ,his reigP„ of
by the advice and assent of his counsel of his _due,'",' to
Lancaster aforesaid grant and demise and to.farto 41300
one Thomas Holcroft knight. by the name of. Th°.‘nie
Holcroft esquire the town and lordship -of, LitherS;ls°
with the appurtenanccsin the county, of Laucaitei.tr,dei
one ferry boat and the passage over the water of e'e-a-nd
and the butchers shambles there and also thestallage, the
tolls of the market and fairs with the perquiSites 0' od
courts in Litherpole aforesaid and also the custoo39 °the
anchorage or keiltoll of the water of Mercy wit,llTA le.d
lordship of Liverpole aforsaid and one windmill
Acres Myll and another windmill called Wavertreri
within the lordship of West Derby parcel. of the "-c
bove
aforesaid in the county of Lancaster aforesaid t° bet
and to hold the town ,and lordship aforesaid land c'tssitl
the premises with the appurtenances to the dere
of
Thomas Holcrofte and his assigns from the reaitthe
e of
•
Saint Nfichael the Archangel then last past .„2
date of the same indenture unto the end of the'befort=ico
twenty one years then nest &c rendering thee', for
for the farm of the town and lordship aforesaid ais°

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, MARCK 2.4

WIND YESTERDAY—East.

„ IP
HIGH HATER—Morn., 12 49 —Eveg. 1 2 ~”

urhste
March 21.—Azov, Fayal—Trinitara. Monte Video —g
~e, san !
(s.s.), Trieste—Dora, Mogadore—Elizabeth, and Louis Arn,:witen'
tander —Matilda. and liaabet Alexandria—SucCess. Biav
Edon°, d,.Ohent—lndustrie, Ostend. March 22.—Pakenhanor,
lipAtam —Jane Brown, Matuzas —Flo (Ling Cloud,
2.s.—Sevastopol, New Orleans—Storm (schooner), Leg."

ARRIVED.

g•S is
March 21.—Ocean Star, New Orleans. March 22.—As's is
Clara Brookman, and ltotu,da, New York—AlbertVan r'';oring
Santander—Montreal, and City of Manchester, aiontreafrialeath
Bok, Pernambuco—lndustrie, Minha (s.s ), and Mar"L.betar.
soon—Eugene, Antwerp—Aurora; Lnbec—K-irs 23•":
Secundus, Alexandria—Sir Geore Brown, Naple, N'acoriesn'
Renner. St. Thom s—Union, Ostend—Quintin Leitch, New lag"
—Schalimar, Melbourne—Yactolus (s.s.), Pa!erm)—Dos Neu—
Cadiz.

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