The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-08 00:00:00

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asn vehyther the conncil had the opportunity of inspecting - secure better ventilation-was brproviding a better-banding. great distress, and that he-deserved, Some trifling employe .
. abl,:a-eipiitted, and the degradation, if there was any, fell rieht ; and if the dock committee Was called-uponto p• lade a SUPPLY OF PER urrAY duida
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upon the individuals who subscribed the money which pro- landing-stage were it now was, they were surely called upon those designs l' -
- Mr. Alderman TURNER remarked that those designs wore reniVice tobnennneywasbkueididiifizy Steps had been taken in gefe- went at' their hands :• n " _ a
, secuted him. .• (Hear; hear and laughter.) So far. feriae'. to provide all thesenennanany appliances which the public r•toll IMr. ROBERTSON' .GLIDsToNt said' that he was not f &spate. .
We have been favoured with copies o . is
self. Now Mr. Alderman'Dover they all know to be a een- safety required. He triested the matter would be attended alevays laid on the table for the approval of the council. . Mr. Picroer :We have passed a • resolution which has. thoroughly acquainted with the cincumstanees of this caee,
scientious man and an upright man, who deservedly stood to. . i.Mr. Nicol. asked whether anything had been done, leen confirmed by the council, to advertise *for competent . but so far as h.e could gather, Mr. M'Donald laboured under Pacific, containing most interesting and importee le
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nignenn the opinion of the town. But he remembered when • Mr. Alderman PARKER should like to know whether ' this with reference t° the letter of Mr. Booth? Mr. Booth was plans as soon as we can obtain the proper plans for the site. the impression that if a committee were appointed he would , motion relative to the quantity of guano remaed.,_ .
Ni•-eldrio-ddreitentea-great partizan, and no one took &greater was for the accommodation of the public of Birkenhead, or a gentleman of acknowledged taste, and he should be glad to Mat the surveyor is now in a, position to do so,, so that we be able to lay before theta such a 'statement in reference to Chincha Islands. It will be seen that the quantity.ol
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interest in the contests in every ward in the town, and the pnblic of Liverpool ? (hear, hear )—beca•use if it was of what was done
know . . . vill proceed in the matter as soon as ye properly can. '. his merits and position, SS would. lead the
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Mr. Alderman TURNER said Mr. Cockerell would be The report was then. adopted. The recommendation to more favourable and lenient view of 'his present unfortunate to be still available is considerably under nhat ginte in,
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warded to the admiralty by-the admiral commandal ge
gave him-full -credit for it. .Now it appeared that he thought that importance they should have a fo, g committee.
- down ver soon and then Mr Booth's lett r
greaCallowance - ought to he made for Mr. Bradley putting , Mr. Moss : And I shall propose Mr. Alderman Parker as . y
~ ~ e would be taken Tpoint,Mr. William Roulston superintendent.of the lend- circumetancese 'fiber° were any truth in that assertion, it tity *estimated from the examination made by indeed :•, tiq ,
thescreev on in-electioneering matters. He would not sa
3' chairman of it. (Great laughter.) into consideration.
-Mr. Aldermen BENNETT begged to be allowed to ask was 'eat council.
nig libreries, at a salary. of 1100, being postponed till the did appeer to be a hard case that Mr M`Donald should:not news brought by the Pacific mail just arri:stelide.
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that Mr.• Dover ever.used anything of the sort. He did not Mr. Alderman PARKER believed the dock and finance hone thorough justice, though et the same time, he (Mr.'
Reuse him, but it looked suspicious that a gentleman should committees would do every thing they possibly could to ac- .it the intention of the chairman to have St. George's Hall On the motion of Mr, WAGSTAFF, sect:tided by Mr. Gladstone) was very far from saying that Stich justicehad
opened—he hoped by her Majesty—before the meeting of 3ENNETT, the report of the hackney carriage and licensing not been done him ; but he considered 'himself • aggrieved, counts brought by the mail state the present sne lei
in-chief in the Pacific, is 8,600,000 tons ; Nywn'toe tin
come forward to defend Mr. Bradley upon that occasion. cemmodate their neighbours in Cheshire ; and he believed
,n-lie . argument might look very well in a case like his it ',was now in contemplation to have cars to take them up to the British Association was held in it ? committee was adopted, - and that his case had never been fairly nor fully heard. fidence, ' ',lt .
. of his data, in which he says he has con
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25,000,000, Adm 1 Moresby, however,
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o(Aldermaa . Parkees) where it was brought before a i BATHS COMMITTEE. : Mr. JOHNSON observed that there was an appointment islands will be exhausted of the guano that se .0 ,
Jury: the Exchange. .(A laugh.) He did not believe even that The MAYOR said it was impossible to tell.
Mr. Alderman Beetrineer should not like the hall opened by The report of this committee was read. It recommended in the hands -of the finance *committee, and he therefore feen_hg
bate the corincil had nothing to do with ite and, therefore, it would satisfy them ; but every thing that could be done
n or be saleable in the English
. foreigners and strangers, but by her Majesty. (Laughter.) hat the pier-head baths be roofed over with zinc in place Moved that the letter•be referred. to them.
was to put the council right that he seconded the nominee would be-done for them. .
or mne years. The following are the princmat
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tie* nf nalr. Bradley Sto the water committee, an,d to 'show . !
!Mr. TURNER said this matter had not escaped the atten- Mr. Alderman PARKER could only tell his worthy friend. ,f tiles; the estimated cost being 1220.. .In this, however, Mr. Fnaenrionciri denied that Mr. M'Donald's case had
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Mr. Dover that the council had done very properly and tien of. the dock committees. It had been brought before and brother alderman, 'that the Queen was an expensive vere also included tWo' new private baths. - .• not been fully. and fairly investigated. It wan well known more than one-third the guano has been removeu;a litend‘ °I
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justly, •arnl there he thought the matter ought to rest. !
thr many times and it was extremely -difficult, as every guest. (Hear, hear, and oh !oh !). She would not attend Mr. WAGSTAFF, in moving the adoptien of the reporn, that the question had been more than once investigated; and m der may be divided into three portions all leen
(Hear, hear.) If the constitheneyof Vauxhall-ward, when- m n connected with sea-faring matters knew, to adopt any- an oratorio; and it was no doubt intended to open the hall iaid that in this 1220-, therefore, it was unreasonable to. expect that their time ties : • el.
ever. .Mr. •Bradley came. . before them thought proper to thine effectual in fog Light was not seen at any distance ; with an oratorio in favour of the public charities. ' Mr. BECKWITH : . Will you- speak up Mr, Wagataff. chuld be wasted in again entering on the subject. •erlt: nes
• " First. That termed English guano, as forta . ~ ,
teturn him he should be received in the council. • th' ;had tried bells and gongs. Anything that could rea- Mr. Alderman BENNETT hoped the buildine would be 'Laughter.) -.' . ' : Mr. HORNBY remarked that Mr. APDonald's claims had selected for the English market. , ane •
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g) '3lt.•Dovea : I wish a word'of explanation. Mr. Nichol- sorably be done would be dene, and as some proof of that, urged forward, and that it should be, opened° before the ' 3lr. WAGSTAFF replied that he never spoke in the council, , been before them for the last six or seven years, and that he " Secondly. Th t •t d Is' f • h•ps .° " a
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son seemi'to be under the. impression that I 'connected his dicalled attention to the fact, that including the interest of British Association came. - (Laughter.) The proceedings - ' sut that Mr. Beckwith became extremely deaf. (Laughter.) - ad.failed in the trials which he had received both from the and elsewhere. • est Igo/ '-
name with bribery. I never did. lam sure he is incapa- meney, that landing, stage from Which the dock committee were confirmed.. - • Ile only thin,g, however, which he was going to observe ateh and water committees. He could venture to say that " Th' dl If • d f the c°` •• d---
ir y. n enor guano, reserve or en. , e
%Waft: (Hear, hear.) ,I. now beg to say that I withdraw did not get one farthing of advantage, cost the -dock estate man TOWN COUNCILLORS TO BE FED AT THEIR OWN OR THE nes that the baths were in so dilapidated a * state, that the r. ArDoinald had cost the town between £50,000 and "Of the first ualit there remains on the tor tier • ''''t
n yr of es did
liiik:4l:l:fiendMent. • soinething like from 14,500 to £5,000, including interest of PUBLIC EXPENSE ? . 3xpenditure of this' 1220 on them was exceedingly necessary. 60,000. . , . about three million five hundred thousand tons; .of .• ',
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r 'NE PARKER.: ' Then I withdraw my seconding of it. mOney, maintenance of the stage; police, and other matters The MAYOR said, for the convenience of the public bun._ Dee money, however, wouM -not be thrown aw,ay oa them, ! 31r. Alderman COOPER said that a greater, injury had cond, about one million five hundred thousand togs' i /Al
Ifteat hear aud laughter.)
. f 7 . connected with it. , ness, and also for the convenience of the members of 'the naamuch as the materialcould be made use of eleswhere when never been inflicted on thetown than the appointment of ferior 'about half a million. t
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The motion that Mr: Earle be appointed to the committee The proceedings wereconfirmed. • council he -had directed refreshments to be placed in the '
3 he establishment was ' dispensed with. The committee Mr. M'Donald on the water committee. It would be far " i have no data on which to re tth sill '
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ewas then carried unanimously. I ' ante-room of - tho council, between one and two o'clock, of vere exceedingly unwilling. to spend any money on • these better to give him a pension than again appoint him to any
• IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE. guano in 1852 • but Ih• M. d th t withill : ,
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i' *•ndr: Pmeroei proposed-that Mr. Earle be appointed a mem-
-IThe d• f h.- • * I ' dd tl which he invited the members of the council to partake ' laths, as they hcrped the time weuld shortly -arrive when employment. . : a or` 0
1 " , procee lags ot is committee,: mere y recor e le •Ii eight months about three hundred thousan on,
ber of the library and' muieum committee. appointment of Mr. Alderman Mame as chairman. Mr. FERNIHOUGH said they met for' the clischarge of 'hey would be dispensed with ;' but the present expenditure : Mr. Alderman BENNETT said that Mr. 31‘Donald had
nuano have been shipped from the north island. ne i,
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: Mr. Avisoet seconded the motion, which was alseunani- !Mt. Alderman Hormn in moving the confirmation of the public business, and this was not really a leart of the hospi- could 'not be avoided. received injuries which incapacitated .him while. in the T. 2 per cent. occurs from the rude manner of nes de g
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• Viddusly adopted. • • • dings said, they were fully sensible of the great value
procee tality which attached to. the chair. He thought the council Mr. FERNIHOUGH seconded the adoption of the report. police, and he therefore thought . that the council should and conveyance daily observed in the dense clongenn .e 1;
_ - The council then proceeded with the regular business of 4
waich Mr. Earle's services would be on' this committee, and had better come to some decision at once on thi's question. Mr. ROBERTSON GLADSTONE asked if the dock committee allow him some,small peusion, and they would then hear verized guano blown seaward, and correctly ascerw'
stbienlaYe - - hn believed he was speaking the sentiment's of every member Refreshments they had a right to expect, and the town could e not likel to re uire.the site on which the baths stood? no more about him.
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the shipping dockets at the centre island. got eink
'',,, 34:1-,EARLE then requested that the mayor would compel. of the conamittee in requesting the council to sanction the ' • dif that were the case would it not be better to dela . ' Mr Alderman S HonmE • There is onl one wa of
not hesitate to give it ; but he thoUght it should be previded An : Y : •• • . • - • y Y. " There were at the Chincha Islands; on our de,,c'etri, • 4',
the nonversation which was continually goine on in the 1 .
- - b fh ' %the corporation, aud out of the functs of the corporation. dtogether any expenditure on those baths, and trust to the settling tliematter ; let Mr. Bennett allow him a pension
a ointment of n.fr. Earle as a mem er o t e improvement a hundred vessels capable of ex ortin near 00;614' P '
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_council-room to cease, as it was impossible tO"hear the re-
crigimittee. (Hear, hear.) •• . • . ( ear, hear.) To meet thepoint at once, he should Wye private trade to supply the want for so very short a period ? out of his own pocket. (Laughter). • , . thousand tons of' guano. The Americans far et , Nell.
, ports being read, and he knew • from experience that queer that refreshments for the future be provided by the corp Or- If he understood the matter rightly .
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it was likel that the - It was stated that the council could not rant a pension e , 4
The MAYOR said this would require a notice of motion.
th • •Th . - . f e amount of tonnage. . 'el i 0 ,
things very often passed in committees. (Hear, hear and M E 'hbred t th tlemen, for
r. AriLE was very muc oig o. e gen then, not by the mayor. , land 'would be 'required at aa early pend y the dock trus- in e case. e memorial was allowed to ie on the table. .' On the centre island, there may be about ely
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t honor which the Intended to confer on him. He was ;Mr. Picroer seconded the motion, and suggested, as an ;
• tees and although the proposed sum was not very large, yet ' A letter from the gentlemen appointed by the British dred thousand t f f • ' sil„,. l'e
one o guano o the first qualits, es
. Ehe MAYOR : I hope gentlemen will not consider I ~-,,, t y . . they should consider whether it would mit be throwing it association for the advancement of science, to make arrange-
n a member of the improvement committee, appomte y improvemen , a e
db ' • .tth t th 'council should adjourn tor a t
guar er hundred thousand of the second. This island is wvh,,,,
restraining them unnecessarily if I request that silence will the ' away to expend it em baths which might so very shortly be ments for, holding their next meeting in Liverpool, and
d h t M P k •ht b t th of an hour for refreshments, and thenereassemble for busi- •
town, an w a ever r. ar er mtg say aou em, tirely by Chinamen • they 'dig and wheel dailensni
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7 toefitept while the reports are being read. •
t' 3; were appointed by the people who sent Mr. Parker into ness, and sit until it was ended. ' ' " * • 'dispaised with. . rbquesting the council to grant the use of St. George's Hall thousand two hundred and ninety tons of nille%, toi
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t committee. (Hear, hear.) He (Mr. Earle) always Jr. FERNIHOUGH moved, as he understood it was the- Me Alderman PARKER replied that these •baths were the for the occasion, was then read. It was referred-to the St. t 10 so it n. 1•1
handred appears in the shipping 'dockets. I i eolon le
1 It t b ths i L. 1- . dtht 1 th e Geor e's Hall ommnt e
on ysa -wa er. a n iverpoo , an, a.l .ey wer
e t dellrjellenternY begged to move the confirmation of the pro- shed to know to what committees Mr. Parker belonged, proper form, that it be an instruction to the town-hall and smallest island has not yet been worked ;or ,4,
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closet the public would have no other baths to yeSort to. It . etter. romt e c airman o te s ipwrec eg. e ermen
- s'diedings of the finance conimittee, with the exception of the b ause he was so extremely touchy if one made a remark committee to provide refreshments out of the corporation windward position, the guano es inferior, and Will e e
• •reCorninendation of. the magistrates, to increase the salary of a out the committee to which he belonged, he we:slime- funds' for the members of the cowl ' , , was not very probable, he thought, that the dock committee and mariners' royal benevolent society, soliciting for dth
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wail& want- the site • but whether they did want it or not assistance was also read. fe
1 etwoeof their. clerks, which must remain over to the neat dintely up. If he (Mr. 'Earle) belonged to a committee, he • Mr. ROBERTSON GLADSTONE Suggested that a notice should
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&she had stronger claims for the preservation ot , The MAYOR said that he had also produced this commu-
month accordin,g to the standing orders. The only other„ .. a
di not care a straw what Was sMd about it. (Hear, hear.) be given on this subject. The refreshnients had no right
,to LIVERPOOL MARKETS.—YEsenneO ) '"n,
. those baths until others were provided. He was very sorry nicatiOn for the purpose of giving
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resolution which.had been put on the notice was the recoms- Ile had no idea of that sort of thing. (Laughter.) He come out of the mayerne pocket; but his objection to what e , , (Written expressly for the Northern. Daily -,-t 00
...Nomination to:pay the - suin.of 140 for a small improvement h d not, upon his word—but as he was a member of that was proposed was thin.' it Opened the door. to an injuripus " n a gentleman of so philanthropic notions raise his A memorial was read from William Sherlock oevner of
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t hat a ntial to the healthef the in • ' * • ' ' SUGAR has been i f • d gr°Ce 4il '
voice agent's w.w s so esse - certain houses in St. Andrew-street and Balls -court, Cop- n air emand, both from a., ,
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iiiii---Cable-street, to which there could be no objection. He coMmittee— precedent, and he would much rather that 'some party, such
habitants and he trusted that the council would, withoat a peras-hill, praying for a renewal of his lease. 1 . - refiners, and the sales comprise 400 bags Benarce si
eeneasenet,aware thero.were any other proceedings that re- ;Mr. Alderman Howie: So am I. as Mr. Lynn, should be allowed to sell sandwiches in the ' h t3' nol I
division, adopt t e report. * .It appears that:the court is in a very sanitary condition, gapore at 37s to 39s 3d ; 1,800 bags Dates, a efe ;•
e, nntined. • further' explanation ; and he begged leane to 1
IMr. EARLE: Oh ! very well. ante-room, and let each councillor go in and pay for what he
Mr. THOMPSON observed•that repeated attempts had.been arid that he is willing to alter it though not in ;accordance 355; 3'oo bags low Bengal, at 28s ;60 hhds Cal?!en, .
nnenite that th.a•prOceediags of the finance committee be con- !Mr. Alderman PARKER did not object to Mr. Earle being took. (Hear, hear.) ,
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made to continue those baths,•and the council us repeatedly With the terms of the act. In improving the court he would vada, at 34s ; and 100 hhds Surinam, at 33s 6d V. '
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a three Ind . '. l ced on the committee, but he suggested that Mr. Robin- The MAYOR said,- during the time he had the honour to
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refused to spendany money on them. He hoped they would have to break out into the street, and to this the owners of The TEA niarket continues very quiet., . 0, y dna
10., EARLE. had Some ebservationsto intake respecting soh, another new member, who was eligible for . any com- fill the chair, he would permit nobody to sell refreshments
ersist in that refusal for it was well known that no-matter the property in. the neighbourhood object. The health COFFEE.-180 bags washed Rio are reported at 0
&line of the leases whiCh had been' renewed by the finance mittee, should be placed on some of the committees of the' in the hall. He again offered them this little hospitality, P ;
henceinnOteen and he wished some little further information cOuncil. and if it were taken out of his hands by the council it was ould committee would not ' sanction the improvements unless a small parcel of Guayaquil COCOA, at 34s
what amount of money was expended on them they w . . este° 4,)
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In cOnsequence' Of his having. been appointed 1111 r Triomrsoer remarked that some gentlemen were on no affair of his. But he had been in the room previous to
there were on one refreshments being given, at that hour of the day, Nelsen it still continue to go. Mr. Newlands, too, had told them this, they were in accordance - with the act, and accordingly the R . ,
dth ten —2 200 bags Bengal have found . pure'
finance committee would not recommend a renewal of the 13s 3d to 15s 6d for broken to fine middlin 50 c,.
an . e soonee, therefore, that they established new salt . . g. t 2/5 0 Ilt
blilill,egi ‘er of the towa *imprevenient eoinmitteee to inquire he less than nine committees, whilst o
Z J•ri - , •• - -- ' water baths in a better place the better. They would lease. SALTPETRE.—We have. to report 500 bags a
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nenno eerfain unprovemeuts which were desired, and to report only. He 'ingested there should be a re-arrangement of was with great difficulty the mayor proceeded with the busi- ~ 1 . , , .
,j,911,A ,compeehensive scale, not a 110 imp.rovement in Cable-. the committees. . uess for want of a council. If t e con c did t eit
h nil • no tak • be one ot tle greatest accommouations that could be offered • Considerable desultory discussion:took place on this sub- in cwt, for 9 and 4n, per cent. refraction. e bdwes:
. to the public. ject. Mr.Dovnit and Mr. WOODRUFF supported the memorial, By public sale to-day, 150 tons Spanish. Fug'''. ene \ s
his own convenience M offe
ngetrACP, 'Which was 'a hack street, but impronements on a It was then arranged that notice should be given for the in hand, permit him, for . , r them
Mr. FERNHOUGH said that the recommendation of the but the feeling of the council seemed to be against its chiefly /6 10 to 16 12s 6d ; and 27 tons WO IN
cOmpreliensive scale ;. and he thought there -were certain next council meeting, to appoint Mr. Earle, and Mr. Robin- a httle refreshment ; but he should certainly object to re- 1, ' ,
' —leases-- ordered there which were likely to interfere with son members of the improvement committee. freshmsnts being sold in the town-hall: committee was a mere matter of detail. It_ was very properly prayer. , 112 12e 6d to 112 15s if? ton.
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said that they were the only salt-water baths in the town; Alderman HOLME said, the ' finance committee had inva- Also 270 bags repacked 3.lynnnonears, 9s e a
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those improvements,. and he:should be•glad to know what Mr. EARLE asked was he in order to make some remarks Mr. FERNIHOUGH 'assured the mayor he did not intend to da h
an tey were closed an outcry would very properly and rtably acted upon the peincipin thatif the parttes chose to SHELLAC, 46s 6d to 48s ; a few casks PINK TABTI7OO/i nli.
nilkeent cif Deike-street the lease .was ordered to be reaewed in. on the improvements Which were now about to be carried offer the slightest offenee. . very justly be raised aeainst the council. The arguments -keep these old courts in their possession, they had mo power 13 bales Bombay MADDER Rocers, all faults, 24s ;Ai, to r :``.A
“,alVeasitin the uppenor lower part n.. • . . • out. • . ' Mi.. Enna,E: If any gentleman is hungry wh
, y not go of the gentlemeu on die other side would apply, if it were under the act to disturb them, if they did not apply them-. SUMAC, 16s 6d I) cwt ; and 400 bags RAPESEED, ' ' r,'
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e1,1,11-'nt'he MAYOR : The upper part, I'underStand. •The MAYOR : There is nothing on the proceedings. over to Fisks ?It not a hundred yards off. possible to erect salt-water baths elsewhere in a day, but, selves for new leases. When they asked for new leases, the in quarter. . 'IA.
"If" :kr: EAreLn : Is. it chi the north side'? ' Mr. EARLE : I should very much like some things were Mr. Hone' thought this Matter more, honoured in the el •
under any circumstances, another season should elapse ere committee recommended that the t h ld b t k
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i Ize'll lilts FERNIHOUGH :' No, on the west side: ' . off the proceedings. (Laughter.)
ent linfee Rentz*: 'there is anotherelease in Islington,—is it The proceedings were then confirmed. breach than the obseriance. •
The Tower-cnann said a notice and motion sh • • . .
thin could be done. It might seem surprising, but it was. dpwn and reconstructed. Now they had refused a number of LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—YnsT t ,il
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. .. ould be yet the fact, that there were only eight private baths in the p.arties leases upon that ground, and every one of these par- SUGAR.—West India stead Sales, 487 1111"'" 'i6. ,t
Y• F•o°‘ II et.
Inuaitlilie flagniti, Islington ? • ~ - • -
ST. GEORGE'S HALL COMMITTEE. given on thenubject. . .
present extensive building, though by the plans which had ties would very peoperly come there and say, they were act- pricee. Refined in demand; brown lumps, 43S 6
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• The proceedings of this committee were next read. It Mr. GODFREy said, if this ere named, tey s ould have been submitted to the. committee there could have been con- ing with great partiality towards others, while they had dull, parcels mostly taken, Maceio 30s to 38s o°, iiii,iti°,`" A
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, (1151 r-r. -Eitymn: here is another in Knight-street, does it d th t M M hll h d d l' d to apply his an application from
_the jurors for refresients, and they stracted there, seventeen baths for ladies, and nineteeinfor refused them leases, unless the 11 d d th • H h 34 d • . ' •k • In 3•• Tv 4
appeare a r. ars a a ec ine ypu e own eir pro- avenue , s 6 to 355. COFFEE bTIS er, ,
el.'t tddli-oli Berry-street at all? •
acoustic apparatus in courts and hall. Designs for tran- could pot refuse. . gentlemen. ,In the meantime, the public demanded 'from petty. (Hear; hear.) • • 6,1. 110 ,
56s to 78s ; native Ceylon quieter, at 47s to 47s , .
' The .11.1AVOR : I think it is a .corner lot. sparencies for windows of the great hall were oraered, in order Afr. FER:Nnieu.GH then gave nonce that he would bring them. that proper acconimodation should be provided there. The memorial was referred to the health committee. - ii, *ls 3°• • esIP
very little doinn, common Congou seers, en; et
Mr, EARLE :Itis a shop ? • ~, . .
that the effect might be ascertained. The tender of Mr. the subject forward at next meeting. .
: . . • ',That the committee . were endeavouring to do, and they ac- A meinorial was read frointhe waiters of the town against very quiet ; white Bengal, 14s to' 16s. Corrvnt ab° 1
. • ,I`-' Mr.,'Stw,vAirr,: Yes, the window is in Berry-street• Potter for the iron door and door-way of the principal en- On the motion, pf Mr. Wnosevern, secoaded by Mr. cordingly recomm.ended that the sum stated should be ex- the town-hall waiters being allowed to hire themselves out small, mtes unaltered. Tenney : demand better; - \
enennnaten Eeennn : Then. the shop is in Berry-street. This is trance Was accepted ; and the Coalbrookdale Company were WOODRUFF, the- reports of the market committee . and pended ou a most necessary work. . at night to attend private parties; Referred to the town-hall former terms.
- rather dmportant, and lienshpuld beg-to move that lease be re td t d • t d f the supply of the outer education committee were adopted. Neither of tnem pos.
ques e o sen m a en er or Mr. 'EA.itLE remarked that Mr. Robertson Gladstone's establishment committee. e • 10. e. s %..
notgranteel at present: - • rMlings. Mr. Kelsie was appointed to model the ornaments sessed any feature of interest. . . . intention in moving in the matter was not to oppose the re- The business ou the books being dieposed of, the council . L,ONDON Eg- 01 '?
CORN E.XCHAsNGE.—YEsT • h ,
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rfl. I , 314:Alderman
.110LME remarked that lot had been sold for the coneert_room, and Mr. COckerill was to submit plans , The report of the gaol and house of correction com- commendation. What he said was merely in the nature of adjourned. - -civrlis
_.Ol ~,
1, 7-I,iy- public auction, and thia ese,s simply ail application from for the completion of the courts. The proceeding's also mittee was then read. It reconimended that the tender of a suggestion: A discussion had taken place on the matter, foreign WHEAT sold. BARLEY the turn loice;•eheaP
Although supplies continue scanty, both -n
,n 13lenr,
.
_ „ tne tenant, .who wanted some coinPensation for goidg out. contained a letter from. Mr. Eyre, denying that he had any. the rePreSeetative of the late Mrs. AlderseY, for supplying and he per. Earle) thought • satisfactory reasons had 'POLICE CO UR 7 V
_'.--EBTERDAY- and PEAS unchange.d. OAT trade flat, but lie te,
I. e e - rgre •Hoitennis : If nir. 'Earle ha.s any °bipedal., to' the informatibeterrelative to 'irregularities in the measurements the gaol and bridewells with bread, oatmeal, and pew, and been
,given why tb.is small sum should be expended on the , Fnonn and Meier unaltered. e. Os Ile
16" ' Osls' ln
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st .04neseeithad.better be read over. • •. ' ' and' payments connected with the works -at St. Geotge's that of Mrs. Catherine Close, for hutcher's meat, h
-e accePe - baths. ' • APPEAL AGAINST AN ASSESSMENT.—Messrs. Joseph ARRIVALS.—Blinisli : 'Wheat, 750; Bari* 700 n 050. h
• . ted. It also recommended that government be. petitioned
Mr. EA.RLE • Bold-street, which requires widening; badly, Hall. - The report was then adopted. Hutt, and Co. appeared to appeal against the assessment of 3"; Malt, 90; Flehr, 1,440. IRISH : BarleY'oo7 ''' ,'+'
t d to establieh at this port a floatine reformatory establishment, Th '
•
you can only improve on one particular side, and you have A note was read from the Recorder, in which he state e coroner's account amounting to 711. 6s. 6d, was then 0 FOREIGN• Wheat, 760; Barley, 2;320; se
their premises,.situate at the corner of Shaw's hill, on the 1,59 • - •
and th ttl hip ' ID'
t• b d
a le s owners assoma ion e recmeste no co-
. renewed 35 leases in that street, and if ever you widen it; he would hold his future sessions in the old Nisi Prius court submitted.
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~,: es of ,•
theY must.all come down ; and for those' renewals yOu have for a few months, with a view' of enabling the works in the t i the 'tt r
opera
tell n
.ma e . - - nround that it was much too hien'. The assessor stated the
Mr. Homey* moved that it be referred to the finance - • ' GLASGOW MARKETS.—YEsnneee re In "
' received the. extraordinary stun of 16;500. The council hall to be the more rapidly proceeded with. On e motion of Mr. HORNBY, seconded by Mr. Alder- . comMittee fore
,payment. . The account was larger than -r • • •
DI euwes were assessed at 1750. • Tho magistrates after a
meet . careful investigation and calculation as to 'the nett Conic —At about ls Sei qr reduction fliNOE,e. eed; '
T. H. TURNER, the report was ado ted.
ought to look a little ahead. Berry-street is admittedly too Mr. Alderman HOLME said that some mistake, pro- inn!' „ . p usual, inasmuch as a portion of the month of October ese
de aliie Of the land, the bnildings, the machinery, and the last Wednesday, more business done to-dg '*-7:e sa "'
narroit, n(hear, hear) and here you aro lea.sing . property bably some wilful mistake, had been made with reference bern
i.,,.
j,
n the report of the town-hall establishment committee included in it. There were 81 cases in all, In 20 of them -v
aivurtenal!ooo connected therewith, which they estimated other articles business restricted. Feontnene, es to 1
which you. will have to repurchase at double the price. It is to the measurements at St. George's Hall, the cemmittee
Me M b d surgeons- had been einployed, and in
.22, post mortem exa- t •
very insaae conduct. had been exceedingly anxious to first o.‘ the DOttOM of the r. Anne eeee to make a few remarks on a topic mivations had taken 1 .
p ace. _ ometbing under
as , ,
110 000 said they *were decidedly of BARLEY, the turn ; new OATS, 6d, lie"' I'
. The Tows-c •u. : The leases which are ' cohjeni• 4. ..la, F...,....,,,11.5, and. tu eneertain whence • those remarks pro- e ted b thr ort. It the cu t
sugees . y eep , was s °me
,he perceived, nen
.tUderman COOPEU seconded the motion. opinion that the assessment was much too high, and ordered qr lower than last Wednesday.- - - - d number W
it tO be put down at £5OO, thereby reducino• a • ulnae
the original Prit Inner --Market ste 1; 0-1
. do not Warta/ .ouru turougn tne book in that way ; only cee ,
ded • and likewise, feeling that the characters, either of that when the use of the, towu-hall rooms was granted to Mi. Alderman ' I'A.RKEIt• said he was at a loss to account assessment £250. ' - ,-.- • 76S uu.
ivs • N0..1 81s 6d • Ne• 3'
,
renewals. - • surveyors or tradesmen, by any report on mere hearsay evi- id' rent charities such as the ladies' charit as was the f r the ver lar e amount submitted unless it were owinfr
the d___e ~ . . y, . 0 y g . , . - STEALING A COAT.—Tames Wilson, a respectably-dr...ea ' ' _—' case in the present Instance, the charity was charged wita. to the fogs. (Laughter.) Here in the return, they had two .
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Mr. STEWART : I beg 'your pardon, the house 'was pur- deace, end they wrote to request the attendance not of Mr.
ee , e_
_en
ee 3oung man, was charged with stealing a coat from the shop s.e.x..z.c.nia CATTLE MARKET.— rST,I,3 to vi
eex ease o to. tin . ow, e cou no e p in in
th fl. h • N h Id th 1 th. le ' ' d b '
n cluldren tout ut the in uest on one cost lee i
' chased et the last corporation sale. ' liolden, but of his partner, Mr. Parker who had derived P n g ;: . , q ' "" "La."'" occupied by Mr. Graham, Leeds-street, on the 91 t f
__S. v. COwS, 1,421 - 1-IEF,P, 3,800. BEEF frOUI ,111 DO 0
' t th
' e Mr. EARLE :It is quite right to loOk after the finance the information, which he comtnunicated o e committee, that this was rather a shabby way of making the grant. It the other'netliine at au.. He was jealous to see the amount . b 1
Octo er ast. • MUTTON, 6d to '9d ; CALVES, 6d to Of,' A sharP o's
Ittl . li t t tth th fsl • * - -'' " •
was a very i e comp men o gran era e. use o e. le of this accouut Increase because for some tune back the had the it
- • committee's proceeding,s. Mr. Picton, I am glad you got from a gentleman of the name of Eyre. Mr. Eyre was Y Mrs. Graham stated, on the night of the robbery she saw for anything of the first-class , articles,- and-.
4 7'. a bargain of it. (Laughter). written to, and asked to state the grounds on which he had rooms an n s
d the end i Tall f li hti e • d h 1 ld • • ' .
n a i or
..g ne ,an e s iou kept it down at a reasonable.figere, but now, it was again the •' ' •th al th 'di h t lle • t general sold up. • ,
prisoner wi sever o er 1 e c arac ers oo mg in a
therefore move, that for the futurethe rooms be granted cree in to the old standard.
Mr. Picreer was merely going to say. this : if, following made such'a remark, and as it was probable his letter would P guP • • - 8.
fr f h h ' her. shop door, in a most impudent,manner, so much so, that . • - DSc'. pit
- - Mr Earle's advice, the eouncil was of opinion it would have be satisfactory to the council, he would call upon the town eng•3
mSIIO c erge. Tue motion was adopted, add the account referred to the she was obli •dt 1 ' h h Th t t f DUBLLN CORN EXCHANGE.—Tunsinte.,
ge o eave te s op. e coa s olen rom
-de' tile
l• i . • •
e.,.; T-sleceonbetter• if the corporation had not sold the property he clerk to read his letter, in order that the council might see .In dh' th h. 'th db 1
e AYOP. obseeve tat esu jec a . een severe finance committee. • the shop was found upon the prisoner when apprehended, There was a small supply of grain at market to een ,
-‘,7*'•Tbdr..Picton.) bought, he was quite . willine te gtve up the how serious it was to throw an imputation on the repute- times moved in the council before, end that it had ' been . , THE MAYOR'S COMMUNICA.TIONS. and not being able to give a satisfactory account of how he best descriptions of everything met a slow sale at %net i
1"s n• '" • • 1-b " e• aid the small ex •'
li. h h had tion of a professional man or of a tradeeman on no authority
00g,lensenin tamp y , eine
.p pences wlc e thought advisable to adopt and • persevere in the present A letter Was read from , Mr. Samuel JanNaghten, late h ' • • h • • • • • • of Pn-the
ecanie possessed of it, and being an old offender, e was currencies of last Friday ; but inferior qualities e mete
t -been at. (Hear, hear). • whatever. (Hear, hear.) mode-of granting the use of the rooms.
• ' clerk in the town-dues office,
,requesting that he might be .I
committed for threo months, with hard labour. and OATS were scareely saleable, though offered at e'sesa,„.
Mr. EARLE : A very proper feeling. e The TOWN-CLERK then read the following letter : Mr Alderman S H
. . Kenn said. thet though the parties again employed, and.promising that he should never again
HOUSEBREAKING AND COMMITTAL OF THE OFFENDERS.— reduction of 6s •to Is In brl. White wh t e did
ea ,esta ~ n
, Mr. ;Alderman PARKER :As ' one of the insane members " Lord-street Chambers, Liverpool,. Nov. 25. merels har ed for the li htm e nsidera le .
were -c g gge3; e co b give cease for complaint. . William Tones, Mabel Sort, and Ann Moody, alias Hughes, 41s 6d ; red ditto 36s to 40s ; barley, *grinding, 1-4 s, leld; ,
aa'cif the 6uance committee (hear, hear, and great laughter)-•-• " Sir,—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your note of ense ha to be incurred afterwards in °leonine the Mr
"P . . - . a , , • Homer said that they all knew the circumstances wen, charged with stealing several casks and other articles ditto malting, 18s to 20s ; bere, 15s to .16s ; oat-`,,,ts inle:
rooms. After every such ball it took twe, or three days to t - • * •
. onnected with this case. Mr. M'lnaghton had been the
. accused of. doing those eitraordinary deeds, he mast atatid yesterday's date, in which you request. me to attend the froere the houae of Mr. Farrier, Toxteth Park. Two of the 12s to 15s; ditto tawny, Ils to 14s • rapeeeed, '41,,,, dr'
re-arrange and clean the -rooms, and if the present system principal . clerk in the town-dues' office for 19, years, arid
ne • • ',tile ter say' a word or -two in defence of the finanCe'conimittee. meeting of the St. George's Hall committee on Mendel. detectine Officers, Povey and McCallack, stated they were 29s 6d ; oatmeal, 14s 6d to 16s ; bakers' flour, 225 n ' )
were to e de arted from a er lar e ex ense ld b . -
v y g p wou e duripg all of that time he bad conducted himself with the \
- When a gentleman began to make an oration to the coun- next, to give 'certain information, of which it:is alleged nu P • ' yesterday morning walking in St. James'sestreet, when they Indian corn, eg 480 lbs, 40s to 45s 6d.
•own on the corporation funds. - •
. greatest propriety. Unfortunately, however, towards the lel
met the three prisoners, and seeine something which ap- _ utli
•
i- ; cil—he might call it a maiden speech, (laughter)—he should am in possession, regarding the measurements and •pay- The subject th dr
was en opped, and the, report was end of that period, he got into habitsnof drinking—his • a ei
-''''' . Pot. build his premises en what was doing out of doors. meats,. for work done at that- buildingnand 'irregularity .. . all 1h h ' f h k (h '
p are nec ot =ging out o le as -et, eying pre- . The out-door-paupers in Wolverhampton unto 00
adopted. . accounts were flailed to be very irregular, and although
gtf()V- Some •comprehensive scale, by some incomprehensible connected therewith. I beg leave to state lam not in pos- Th • viously received inf . t•
orma ion of the robbery) they took them '
1927, the relief for last month was 169 Bs. 9d. la •
e report of the health committee was then read ; and the amount a • tdm was very smaln-still it was such .as • ' - •
gains i ee e
. . - into custody, and in their hoese and _upon their persons they and 133 Os. 10d, in kind. ; fer-5 c‘
body: , That was all very well, in figurative language ; but session of any such information, and, ' consequently, my ..
on the motion of Mr. Alderman LANGSDALE, seconded b o make it incumbent- on ' the council to dismiss hem from -
1-, es the faience committee did what was comprehensible, just, meeting. the committee would be a waste of their valuable Mr. Moss • . ad d • y t • found the whole of the property stolen from the house of The cost of county prosecutions at. StaffOrdsbereaniici
„ ,it wa.s opte .
- j•- and honourable, and he wished this to go forth to the public. time and mine ; but Ido reeollect, some time back, Mr. their employment. On the otb.er hand, they should min- Mr- Farrier on the night of the sth inst which house h d • • • •- e • • • s le
On the motion of Mr. Alderman PR ' th .
Eseoei e report of sider that he had been their faithful servant fur nineteen ' • ~ a quarter endmg Michaelmas includme session :
. o
em"infle Meant to say the finance committee acted perfectly sane, James Almond, one of the clerks or foreman of the works been entered by the window, a pane of glass having been necn,n. was 12440 Os. 11d. hal ti)
the gardens' committee wen adopted, as was als h
otat of the ,
wise and in accordance with the instructions of the council.' referred to, having told me there was a want .of system, , d b ' f
years, and that through one lapse he ha , een reduced rom remo-Yed. The male prisoner admitted his guilt, and tried B.ALF-DAY ON SATURDAY.—The clerks of wolleroo n' 11
e church expenditure committee, and observatot •co • .
mmittee.
The finance committee was only a part of the council, and if amounting almost to inCompetency, amongst those whose . The report- of the water' eonimittee was then read. It station of mfort ri • tabili to erfect distress
a co a d iespec ty p •tq exculpate the others, but the magistrate committed all the ton have commenced an agitation for a half-holidal 1,
Iv.tuirthere' were insanity, let it apply to the council as well. duty it was to see the works measured, and the inference to detailed the progress which the vatione works were makin 'He had a wife and five children and nothiag to support prisoners to take their trial at the present assizes. turdays. . ar t
e.e s
teen' - Mr. Trioetenne was -sueprised to hear• Mr. Eerie: finding be drawn was, that work was as likely to be measured more and stated that the contractors a . . g: them, and he (Mr. Hornby) believed thai since his disnussal ,
ppeared dtsposed to carr SEnmEn's IVnons.--Three sailors belonging to a Jersey
~ ENGINE DTIVER FINED FOR INTOXIGATION..--j Dl' i:
Y he had thoroughly reformed his conduct. He
,(Mr. Hornby) '• . • • h • fEa LOC° for i
strip, the Julia, summoned t e captain o t t vessel for the gine driver, named Blackburn, 'employed at the jee
fault with the renewal of leases in Bold-street, for he was than once, or wholly omitted, as otherwise. This is the out the works in the proper manner, „. .
himself a member of the finance committee, when many of sum and substance of all I know of this matter, and I have admitted that it would be. a very bad precedent, but if the tion-payment of their wafts. and Yorkshire line, was fined at Bolton on 3011,0, rt' 1
On the motion of Mr. Hour, seconded b . Mr. Alderman
those leasea *ere granted. •no doubt Mr. Almond will explain his statement if called C th t dt d.
OOPER, e repor was eop e y council could do anything for him, it was deserving of con- ; Mr. Owen appeared forbthe complainants, and Mr. Clifton having been intoxicated while in he 8. • nn '
charge of t 0. e
The proceedings were confirmed. upon: I shall, however, be at my office at the time you sideration. . . for the defendants. One of the sailors, Peter Royal, stated that passenger train from Manchester to Liverpool *e ,
. iIBRA_RY AND MUSEUM COMMITTEE. The Mnyon said that the letter could lie on the table, aud he shipped on board the y.essel, in the East Indies, in day. .
WATCH COMMITTEE. name, especially to wait on yem, should Ibe required to do. - Mr. P • • th d •
icrow, in moving e a option of the report of this •f -
1 any vacancy occurred, yr. M'Naghten coald be informed March last, and he was discharged on the 27th No:ember, _- .
3^i'''l :The . d. fh• 'a n • d
prgecee lugs o t is comm. ee con aine a recommen- ,
so although it will disarrange my arrangetnents to a certain committee, b 1 • • ' . •
egged to cal the attention of the council to a .of it. IP' °°
dation tekrant 10s. a week to the widow of IVilran, the extent ; and as I have given you the whole of my informa- matter of some importance, as it respected their expenditure eg upon the ship arriving in the port of Liverpool. The cap- THE NORTHERN DAILY TI3 'set
-p^lpolice officer who was drowned in the execution of his duty tion, my presence before the committee, will, I hope, be
(n , , - . , in this department. By a resolution of the colincil, lending • BECKWITH asked if the finance coinmittee could con- • tam had it a r
r.. . . . • . ppea ed stopped his salary for refusing to do d MOO
.Is Published every Morning in LIVERPOOL an
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.- a few weeknago ; and 12s. a week to the widow of Suther- dispensed with for the present.—l am, Sir, your obedient libraries had been established at the north and south ends of nciousl recommend him after hanne dismissed him ? dut and in bordn • n
scie Y a -. y. su 1 atto . . simultaneously, and thefollowing are the rates and
0 • land, the officer, who was stabbed by Copeland. A subscrip- servant, the town and they were likely to be attended with ver unishable offence
Mr. Hounney replied that he was speaking simply as a Mr. Owen contended that that was a p ,
• TERMS OF SUBSQRIPTIOJN>.
- ; - tion had been set on foot for the families of those men, to "W. Shuttleworth, Esq. "S. R. EYRE." consider:lde success. ' They were 'established mainl f thy
yor . e .mber of th e finance com- '
me e council,.not as ,chairmau of th and must be peovedby .the log-book, and Mr. Clifton was
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which Mr. Mansfield, stipendiary magistrate, subscribed tho Mr. HonemY had a few remarks to make on the dilatory advantage of the poorer classes of the inhabitants, who . ttee
mi . Ile considered it a case of very great distress, and ahout to read the entries in the log, but Mr. Gwen objected, IN LIVERPOOL. (sue. OF L1Vki1.....,
handsome sum of 120. maner in which the work at St. George's Hall was proceed- were not in a position to obtain booka—at all events, as such recommended it: • - as those entries had not been reAd, OVer to the men as pre-
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Term for In advance On Credit 'ln advance. "
$ yen- Mr. TOBIN, in moving the confirmation of the proceedings, ing. He was quite sure every member of the council would books of the character which they were able to obtain ntrate held t
Mr. lloss ' thought thpy should look . over any venial seated by the act of parliament. The magi he __es._ ___ 0
• anked that he took that opportunity of thanking the agree with him they were greatly obliged to the recorder, by means of these libraries. But the committee were
of!: rem , d the amount £l6 3s 4d was or- A Y r . i 4 i°
faults,. such as intemperance e but if he were really discharged. objection to be valid, an _ . . . . ea .. ''3 0. o 4o o .4.3 10 0 ..6
parties who had raised a subscription on behalf of the widows for the courteous manner in which •he has acceeded to the sorry to find that to a considerable extent the advantages of 'for being a faithless steward, he (Mr. Moss) would be the dered to be paid to the complainant. There 'were two other .
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Half year .. .41 ii 6 .e 2 2 0 .ei is o ...--
of the officers. who had unfortunately lost their lives in the mayor's request to hold hie nextseseionsin the old inconvee these libraries -were sought for by persons who 'were in a. last man to stand up and support hiin. That was tne similar claime for £2O 15s. 4d. each, which were also or- e 0
e ..- . public service.; the amount contributed by them, in addition nient Nisi Prius court. •At the same time the council must feel position to procure books elsewhere. (Hear, hear.) This had he been &red to be aid to the men
question that Mr. Hornby shoutd answer ) p . Quarter '..ea 19 6 .el 5 0 .e 0 19 6
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fj -;: to t1.1.8.':Z26 subscribed by Mr. Mansfield, and a further con- there was a duty imposed ou it, and that any unneceasary was a matter with which the committee could not deal, be- faithless tohis trust, or merely an intemperate man . EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT A LODGING-HOUSE.—A young
e-, natention from the steam-tug company, being placed in tho delay which took place in the completion of those courts of cause they being public institutions and free to all, they were Mr. HORNET' replied that the council would not have enan, ofemeet-respectable appearauce, and genteelly attired,. Single Papers 3d. I . Single Papers 3............,/
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! ' book for 64,.•-• 'l`l,r, committee had also awarded to one of justice was, on their part, an absolute interference with obliged to-give books out to every party who brotiaht the dissmissed him, had he'not been faithless-to his trust. . who gave his name Donald M'Clure, was charged mith rob- Subscribers who d t h•' b • • • I *ritg. • 1,0
o no pay t en' Su scriptions wit a
_do;
e the Widows 12s. per week, twa ..- ~ - -‘,.-- , As. +h., ono tne rine administration of justice. . Fere n° doubt, 'thing. 'll.° er g,narantee. ' The committee, however considered it ' Mr. Alderman LANGSDALE thought they should take his bing a lcidging-house, kept by Mrs. Ann Murray, 51, Bridge- days.after they be _ome due, will be charged, when payinr:,, t''
haviiig twO children.. ti....4ii, one. The exhibition of this could be more
' servitude into consideration, and provide for water-street, of which houie he had been an inmate. c_•_reerclostdi:,..ri.ip*c
ae jmorenatll papers that may have been sappliea
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mewls' .11". 0-- sne net law courts, and it theilir duty to brine the sable tbfo • th ' 1. It •
nineteen years •
' • fedi& ne- eta exercise a beneficial influence on the force, was their duty to get the new 'ones completed as quickly as quite mein. UAW. at'brieut deal eithge le e counci
.was . ,
fa £1 t b ' '
114 be suaa. ton lova.. &Lacs. bum .0..... ... - ... l''' • ' ' • Tne complainant. stated that the prisoner had P
.. tram they saw their exertions were not unregarded ; and, ' possible ; and with that view he should moneS and he hoped It might be Said that they were publie institutions su - Mr. BEOKWITH was surprised that Alderman Langsdale left her lodgings on the previous ' dayn and that .
Pit:
ADVERTISEMENTS. ' i lei!,
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ie should en accident occur to there, they would see that their the council would adopt it, that it be an instruction to the ported by public main dtht IS f 1; 'l3
y, an a t ere ore every urgess should make such remarks, when it was stated that the man since his , departure she had received a large quantity of Advertisers are given the full benefit of the Repeal 0.11.01,,i,
.f! ' - wives and families would not be left unprotected. (Hear.) - courts-of law committee, to finish the courts before the next had ariht t
g ogo and obtain books on the conditions get was intemperate. clothing belonging to other lodgers, and also property of her Their announcements are inserted at the following Scale°, (94
0 -Mi... Aldermen PARKER wished to direct attention to the , assizes. Whenever assizes took place they interfered with forth in the rules ; but, at all events, he honed that puma ' Mr. EonmcrsoN GLADsToNE thought that the matter olio, which was in the alee Ping-room used bY the prisoner. if pre-pvment is made. Monthly credit is wily given ,4.4 I°
t., FOCeedillgS of the watch committee, relative to gas lights.' the progress of the works, and it was most important the mention of it might check what they could Sot but cot-sewer might be readily disposed of. Let them place themselves The Magistrate : How do Yon connect the prisoner with advert'sers, and an addition of ten per cent. is charged IQ,"
He had been long . persuaded of the diminutive size of the courts should he completed before March • as to some -extent an interference with the ' tradesmen who in the position of the council, and then say whether or not 'the robbery ? not made on or before the 10th of each month. The fa o,sr,
scale of . -4
, public gas lights, and he ;was glad to see the borough en- Mr. WOODRUFF seconded the. reielution. had to obtain a livelihood by keeping ()Pen libraries and they would employ one whom they had dismissed for breach Complainant : (coolly) : The things are gone, and he is • " I-
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gineer was to report on the subject. He begged to con.era- Mr. Alderman TURNF.R remarked that it was very lending out books. After this, perhaps, no further notice •of trust. . . gone too. - ,9. 1
tulate the public' on the probability of having better liht. s d s d s d ,;9,0' 3.1.•
desirable that members of the council' should know that the might be necessary on the subject, but th-e th h't • 1 M H did t uite agree with Mr. Gladstone. The Magistrate : What is the prisoner ?
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,oposoer no q 1,2,0 r 3 lineS 1010 or 11 lines 3018 or Wines, 5 0 28, :.;1,0( so.,
The proceedings were confirmed. . .
great number of visitors- introduced into the bulding had to mentiog it to the council in order that ti Motion might be He (Mr. Hodgson) was rather inclined to think with Mr. ,31r. Clough : That we do not know ;heis a mystery; I 4or 5 „16120r13„36 20 or 21 „ 5 6 91.: ,5, ?(.49,'
DOCK COMMITTEE. seriously-. interfered with the works. It was a very serious founded on it if necessary. * Hornby, that if a man discharged his duties faithfully and can't say what he is. ' 6or 7 „20140 r 15 „ 4 0 22, 23, or 24, 6 0 3". 38, 01
. • The proceedings of this committee having been read, inconvenience to the workmen, and in many instances 'two Mr. AVISON seconded the adoption of the report.. . hoaestly for a number of years, and was then guilty of a A witness : Ile said he had money to receive of Mr. Sid- 80r9•„2616 or 17 „ 4 6 25, 26, or 27,6 6 3•:>.,
And Sixpence for every Additional two lines.
:'' . Mr. TURNER moved their confirmation. In doing so, he or three men had been obliged to be put on to follow Mr. Alderman COOPER said that he observed by the re- small crime, they should look mercifully on his fault. dons. in Castle-street ; but, upon, inquiry, I find he is not
.. ' . called the attention of the chairman of the finance committee strangers 'about the building. He suggested that members Port that the committee had agreed with some one to-supply After some further. discussion, the letter was allowed to known there. • Scale of Prices for Contract Advertiseei
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. ~ , .to the very great inconvenience caused to the channel steam- should exercise a discretion as to the eorders which they foreign booke and publications at 20 per cent. under the lie on the table. . A:police-officer :We have found some keys upon the pri- PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. •, 11''''
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, , ers by the removal of the small landing-stage foi repairs. gave ;it was desirable that this should be done till the corn- tradeprice. He wished to know in he were to under Stand A letter was need from Sir Roderick Murchison, chairman soner which fit the box in the sleeping-room. One Month 3 Months 6 Months or ;oils,
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The parties connected with the channel steamers had applied pletion of the buildine ,by that, that one hotise had the exclusive right of ' provid- 'of the Bellot testimonial fund, soliciting subscriptions. Tlae Magistrate : That is a suspicious cireumstance. Pri- 0, 26 or 78 or 156 1.0
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._. to the dock committee for leave to use the latge landing- Mr. PICTON thought Mr. Hornby's motion tequired genie jug. all such books ? and also, if that were the Case, whether ' The nle.yon remarked that the letter had been forwarded soner„what have you to say ?
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..., , ;gegen but the dock committee had to express its great re- modification. Mr. Hornby meant it to accelerate the com- any other party had been treated with Or tenders called for to him, and that he had brought it before the council, for Prisoner : I heve nothing to say.
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gent tnat, owing to the use made of the landing-stage by the pletion of the courts.of law. They were complete. by advertisement n ' the purpoee of giving it publicaty. The police-officer requested to have the prisoner remanded, ito 3 lines .. 12 0 215 0 415 °6 12 1 °
: naver steamers, and the accommodation which they required, The MAYOR : No, no. Mr. Picecee replied that the expression, "20 per cent. The letter was allowed to lie on the table. whien request was seconded by the prisoner, in order that he 4or 5 lines .. 113 0 42 6 7 2 9, 0
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,'' eit wee impossible to find space for the channel steamers, with- Mr. Picron : Complete, so far as occupation goes. If under trade prices" was not correct, as it should have been A communication was read from the chaplain of the gaol, might have time to engage a solicitor. 8,9, or 10 lines 37 0 815 0 15 15 0 s 5 16, 9
- out interfering with the traffic of the river. Durin,g the applied to the-general building, it would be. all very wen, • " under publiehing prices." 'As to the rest of Aldermen requesting. that his salary (1250) might be increased. He The prisoner was remanded. .
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!,cef the smaller landing-stage, he hoped the finance Mr. EARLE : Mr. Hornby means painting and finishing Cooper's interrogatones, he thought he *would be able to ' showed that his duties had considerably increased since 14,15, or 16 lines 5 11---0-- -14-9` -0-- -t5 5 ' , g
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OOMEHtteC would.be enabled to procure a substitute. The MAYOR : Yes. • -
answer them satisfactorily. The tenders were publicly 1842, and that his salary was less than that of any gaol THE COAL AND IRON TRADE or STAITORDSHERE For every additi-
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... ~. . .. conded the motion for the confirmation of Mr. EARLE asked was eveiencerotchet relative to hearin advertised in every Liverpool newspaper, for several weeks, chaplain in the county, or of. any gaol of equal inagnitude The coal trade continues to maintain unprecedented activity,
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, and ventilation yet settled ? ' They had been 'frequently and thecontract of Messrs. -Webb and Hunt, who had the in the kingdom. He. enclosed a resolution .of tho visiting and 'though the quantity raised far exceeds any former sup- - NT R-Y• VOri
, nen Honeray said th • AGENTS IN THE COD- two. co,
e circumstance had only been made altered, but he did hear that they were not at all what some contract during the previous year was again accepted,* as it justicenpassed at their last meeting, in which they bore ply, yet the advance still continues in excess of it. A lame $ -1% &v.
_ , known to .him yesterday, and no application had been made of the judges thought courts should be in those res t was the lowest-. In the course of' the committee's proceed- testimony fo his zeal in the discharge of his duty, and re- quantity of thick coal lies. immersed in water in the neign-
n Ashton.
; to the finance committee by the own f • pec s. . .. Birmin, ' . • .
gham Mr. Cooper. ' Wiiiiaraf,
ors o channel steamers; 'Perhaps they never would be made so ; but before the courts ings circumstaaces took place which led to a difference of commended his claim to the consideration of the council. • bourhood of the •Deepfields and Tipton, and some effort, E. &C. Mansell. Runcorn.- ••• •• mr. Rowortli• .
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• ,11 90 ssure the council that every ex- were finished entirely, the eouncil had better be satisfied the opinion between them and the Messrs: Webb 'end Hunt. Mr. Aldermen DOVER said that it had always struck him it issaid, is about being made to effectually release it ;if so, Burnley Dir. Lutcliffe. p,' " s. ASll'cice.
.... ertion. should be made to expedite tl • - • • y
'rdner. Rocaaale. •.•• • • , . Ns, rig ,004.
~ ie repairs of the lauding were as perfect as they could be, and ev*.th this vieW he re- They desired to relinquish the contract, and the committee as being most extraordinary that the salary of every other it will confer a great boon upon the iron works east 'of Dud- fjoo oittolen* •"• • • 34rmuaGatai
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neg. • ee• s • rarigement could be made to commended they should be fitted up enly in t considered that they were acting best for the intereet of' the offi'cer connected with the „gaol should have been 'increased, ley. Good ironstone ' continues in great request, at ad-
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give those steamers some little couvenie
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nce, he should take manner. • • • . public in consenting to the relinquishment. They then and that that of the chaplain should have remained sta- vanced rates, and may be said ,to be worth 20s. per ton. Chorley...
, care it.was donee .
.t so rn• -. • Mr Alderman TURNER said, so far as ventilation went, apPlied to the parties who had tendered before, and to one tionery;, b,ut he feared that this was owing to the fact, that, The colliers 'continue peaceable, and attend to their work Crewe--
' .Mr: TOBIN remarked that on a former 'occasion When the • Chester... ..
hey were perfect. . •or two others by circular to give in their tenders. The two unlike other officers, he did not sufficiently often apply for much betterthan they did: The demand for all kinds of
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small danding.stage eves removed for repairs, some barges t - • Id • •
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.... The Mayon hoped the council wou permit him to travel lowest were those of Mr. Walmsley, and Mr. Howell, but as 'it. He (Mr. Dover) believed him to.. be one of the best manufactured iron is excessive, and circulars have been is- Douglas.
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1 .. . were moored. there, and he believed they had an old b • ' • ' ' h d • 'M ' . • • ' ' • h• . '1 h • • •bl ' d- b
arge a little out of his province, haying- so mile to oin the sle Wahnsley was aut.-senior tradesman, they thought it public servants te . counci ad. He was indefatiga ein sue y some parties declaring a rise of 20s. per ton • viz., Holyhead HG. Hughes. '''
Woolton. • • • • • •
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. sen. , .._ now which Might easi y p. re y renunded courtS up. to a recent period. A fair trial had been given to proper that •he •sshould have the preference. The contract his labours-- he had three daily services on the Lord's day, bars; 110 ; hoops, 111 ; hand sheets, 'll2 per-ton. 'These Huddersfield,. . Edward Clayton.
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those courts, and they had had- the opinion of almost every was for the • exclusive supply of new' books, both foreien , and he disch6xged in the prism two duties for he not only were the prices fixed upon at the commencement of the pre- lacclesfield Mr. Shuttleworth ~ ' ings.i4gusd
, •: . , Mr. Moss wished to call the attention of the chairman of • etre. •
, . judge who had attended those courts. When theY came to and English ; for as to second hand, and other books, tile miuntered to the prisoners' religious wants, but he also sent year, - which forced up coals and stone to their present Ormskirk.. ..... William Garside. • •
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, the dock coinolittee to the great .risk to human life which consider, the courts hd b ed t th t-th • commnt * h ld' ' th .' h b ld ' ' 'directed them iu their fueure course of life. It was in- osition but If h h b 1 1 •t• ed *th
a een open wo years a mon , iees ou procure em as tey . est cou , p , wic ave een um. orm y main am wi . Prescot... Thomas, Traverse • ~
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i existed. in consequence of prpper precautions not being taken and, inasmuch as the work war; proceeding., they should thank Mr„Aldernian S. HOLME asked if the contract. e [ere for tended, he prr. Dover) beliened, to have a. separate institu. very -few exceptiens, while the former have received 40s: Preston
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wco , , , Mr. Pearce:en 'For a year: exertions Of the chaplain, the gaol was in fact a reformatory former position .on account of the high price of the raw ma- MINCIUSTER,9, Painciess ST.
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' Cie locality of the landing-stage. 'There had been attempts The floor was b • M Ald ' • i WlLlen` sone°
. . eing laid in the hall which would cause a ' e re. orman DovEu asked if anything had been done to 'institution. • • • . terial. Hot blast mine pigs are realisine 14 12s. 6d. per _le . . ------ vd,
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ashamed of their occupation. The public were entitled that Mr. Nicol, said that several d ' . • Establishmeut, 19, Sont . 0 , ..... t 3 op.
esigns had been approved Mr: Pmerole replied that the attention of the surveyor ing that sale eraployment might be given him. . lesepricOutgood pigs *are in great. requeSte and are eagerly . EGEMBEIN '
proper precantions should be taken, not by favor but by of by the committee, and he thought it would be es well to had been-called to the-Matter, but that the- only way- to lir, • W4orlitnrr observed
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and ventilation yet settled ? They had been frequently
altered, but he did hear that they were not at all what some
of the judges thought courts should be in those respects.
'Perhaps they never would be made so ; but before the courts
were finished entirely, the council had better be satisfied they
were as perfect as they could be, and w'th this view ho re-
commended they should be fitted up only in a temporary
manner. •
Mr. Alderman TURNER said, so far as ventilation went,
they were perfect.
The MAYOR hoped the council would permit him to travel
a little out of his province, having so much to do in the
courts up to a recent period. A fair trial had been given to
those courts, and they had had the opinion of almost every
judge who had attended those courts. When they came to
consider, the courts had been opened two years that month ;
and, inasmuch as the work was proceeding, they should thank
the recorder for his kindness in agreeing not to hold any
further sessions in the new courts, until their completion.
The froor was being laid in the hall, which would cause a
great noise, and they must take advantage of this time to
complete the courts.
Mr. Nicoi, said that several designs had been approved
of by the committee, and he thought it would be as well to
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