The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-05 00:00:00

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A T a numerous MEETING of the OWNERS
ski. and OCCUPIERS of PROPERTY, likely to be
Waded by the High Level Bridge over Byrom-street, held
at the Bull Hotel, on Thursday,Sept. 29th, 1853,

Mr. ROBERTSON in Chair.
It was moved by Mr. MEDLEY, seconded by Mr. ADAM-

sox, and resolved unanimously:—

" That a Committee be now forined to oppose, by all legal
deans, the plan of a high level bridge over Byrom-street, as
Nly to he most injurious to the owners aad occupiers of
'ttr,t in Byrom-street, Dale-street, Old Traymarlitt,
Vned ali", and other streets, interfered with by the pro-
"eti b"ati°ns
600DACRE, seconded by Mr. Coox., and re-
" That unanimously ;---
81gaat a Memorial to the Town Council be prepared, and
by othtireres Obtained, for the improvement of Shaw's BroW
adjacent means than the High Level Bridge, whereby the
P
advaut,„toperty may not be s hut out from receiving such
e.e3 as from its situation it is fairly entitled to."
At

10tLatheADJOURNED MEETING, held on Friday Even-
-I'4" 30th,
inoved by Mr. FORD, seconded by Mr. HALL, and
„ That
unanimously ;---
it,lat the following Memorial be presented to the Town
Lulea
•---
Tu„„11! YOESHIPPUL THE MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AND
COUNCILLORS OF THE BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
tit.ll4' the undersigned Owners and Occupiers of Property
White in Dale-street, Byrom-street, Old Haymarket, al
desitneeaapel, though fully concurring in the very genera
11l for the improvement of the approach to the Town
Irs,nn London-road, view with alarm the Report of your
cv"-i,"Tement Committee in favour of a High Level Road
Aostdr, om-street. The undersigned believe that the pro-
per will bar any future improvement of the pro-
sight, au the low level ; 'that it is unnecessary, will be un-
-Ist% and very expensive.
the A
_---Unnecessary ; because, as shown in the Report to
'`lrehitectural Society, it is quite practicable to alter the
theadJellts of Shaw's Brow, and Dale-street, so as to reduce
less of the brow to of Ranelagh-street, or to
thanist; that of London-road, that
between Lime-street and the
h
or : and it appears to the undersigned, in the words
"Is.""at report, that such an alteration of the gradients
the °IQ be less prejudicial than the erection of a Bridge to
reme4di°ining property, most of which is in a condition to
ehai.;l. an early re-building requisite to adapt it to the
toth-b:ag character of the locality ; and the raising of By-
ss‘rect is further advantageous, as it would tend to
10111111''ve the present defective drainage, resulting from the
of its position."
hls' this Report emanated from a committee, comprising•lll(,
4." w
of the most distinguished Architects and Builders in
.o
!'e th 11—geatlemen whose daily avocations givegreat nine
feet e unbiassed opinions they may pronounce on a sub-
Its d'e , this nature—the undersigned hope that it will have
influence on the deliberations of the Town Council.
z%./e,',*---•The proposed erection must necessarily be very
lapel to all who frequent the streets on the lower,
diqes it will be a constant receptacle for nuisances, and for
brtwierlY characters. The Railway Bridge in Leeds-street
'14.4-TY exemplifies the evils such erections promote ; and
the erester and other towns, intersected by Railways, and
°f41);(1 town of Edinburgh, furnishes still stronger evidence
4`4, same kind. It will also ba unsightly, because, as it
the e Kept low, it will bar the view along the. streets on
.eolihj,er level running north and south, and give them a
o 'ereueeg aspect ; and it appears to the undersigned that re-
eto other towns will show that, where two streets
11e,, cohill,,n different levels, the street on the lower level always
aPpropriated to an inferior description of business,
"taiCeasequently, property therein is made of less value
3rd the street on the higher level.
41N
r, proposed New Street will be very EX.
'IIC 2, sho by the amount which, as appears from
111, at4'cf,"ashed proceedings of the town Council, it is esti-
cost. But compensation for injury to property is
13 4141714 subject for investigation, whilst that to business
\,Zst incalculable, even by the parties personally interes-
-°t,,,n have often found that the compensation awarded
14, inadequate to the loss of numerous apparent
fr,aiC'ot:',tese sum make up a considerable portion of the
v"„t beii:"e business. The undersigned have high authority.
t.-41Pelis-v4i.ng that the estimated amount for building,
11 ill„4‘1011 and purchase of land is wholly inadequate for
1111cith ia'rY that will be sustained by the property running
6.Yany
mSOU% ; injury that will be entirely unmitigated
4
11,Ws'antage conferred by the proposed Viaduct ; and,
against Payers of the Borough, they distinctly protest
isti,vrakilY such appropriation of the Public Funds ; an
—"an whicl will inflict much injury on the under-
IN with t
producing any adequate benefit to the
e Yat 1 ,e, pro arge.
tif)1,74111 11(?Wl Viaduct is further objectionable on sanitary
the it will impede the free circulation of air up and.
thes:N4reets on the lower level, and will -.m4e them
every iltNtd, when, from their disadvantageous p?Atißi,
Fo 31(le should be opened up, as much as possible on.
Coun r th,3
Posedeiiil reasons, your Memorialists hope that the Town,
as will 14.1) nudon all intention of carrying out the pro
-
aerie ben* vel Street, and will make such improvements
44011„8 illjurc the inhabitants at large, without indicting any
-`ant °ll, property and interests in so central and
apear
a.

T. H. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
W. B. BAIRSTOW, Secretaries.
J. HOBBS,

By order of the Medical Relief Commmittee,
CHARLES HART,
Vestry Clerk of the said Parish
PARISH OFFICE, BROWNLOW HILL,
28th September, 1853.

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