The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-04 00:00:00

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BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, TO WIT.
GILBERT HENDERSON ESQ., RECORDER.
THE COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the BOROUGH will be held in the
Assizs COURT, ST. GEORGE'S-natr., in the said Borough, on
Monday, the 7th day cf April next, at Tea o'clock in the forenoon.

WRIGHT, Clerk of the Peace.
Clerk of the Peace's-office, Liverpool, 26th March, 1856.
AT a GENERAL VESTRY, held in St.
Nicholas's Church, on Thursday, the 3rd day:of
April, 1556, at twelve o'clock at noon—nrese the R,v. AUGUS-
TUS CAMPBELL, Rector of Liverpool,' Chairm n.
The notice convening the meeting having been read, •
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden Woonaupr, and seconded
by Mr. Churchwarden SnAw, and resolved—" That this meeting
be adjourned to tae sessions Hose, South Chapel-street," and
such adjournmew having taken place accordingly, the said notice
wi:s again read,

r. It was moved by Mr Churchwarden WOODRUFF', seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SISAW, and resolved—" That Mr. John Hast-
ings. saddler, Lord-street, be appointed a Select Vestryman for
three years, in place of Mr. yairstow, appointed an overseer."

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It as moved by Mr. Churchwarden WOODRUFF, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SHAW, and resolved—" That Mr. Edmund
Jardine, chemist, Oxford-street, be appointed a Select Vestrymk.n
for three years, in the place of Mr. Bradley."
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden WOODRUFF, seconded by
M. Churchwarden SHAW, ar.d resolved —" That Mr. Henry Jam -s
Cook, Draper, Byrom-street. be appointed a Select Vestryman for
three years, in the place of Mr. C;arke."
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden WOODRUFF, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SHAW, and resolved—" That Mr. Henry Jon,s
be re-appointed a Select Vestryman for three years."
It was moved by Ur. Churchwarden WOODRUFF, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SHAW, and resolved "That Mr. Samuel 13.
Jackson, coal merchant, Dale-str et, be appointed a Select Vest Ty.
man for three years, in the place of Mr. Nickson, appointed jan
Overseer."
It wa, moved by Mr. Churchwarden Woonsurr, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SHAW, and resolved—" That Mr. William
CHI chley, pawnbroker, London-road, be appointed a Select Vestry.
man for three:years, in the place of Mr. Wensley."
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden WOODRUFF, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SnAw, and resolved—" That Mr. James Whitty
be re-appointed a Select Vestryman for three years."
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden Woonsupp, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SnAw, and resolved—" That Mr. James Crellln,
plumber, Lime-street, be appointed a Select Vestryman for one year,
in the place of Mr. Satchel!, appointed an Overseer."
It wee moved by Mr. Churchwarden WOODRUFF, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SdAw, and resolved —" That Mr. William
Taylor be appointed a Select Vestryman for one year." '
It was m ,ved by Mr. Churchwarden WoonsurF, seconded by
Mr. Churchwarden SHAW, and resolved—" That Mr. Charles Wise,
slate merch nt, be appointed a Select Vestryman for one year,
instead of Mr. Owen, now one of the Overseers."
.It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden %I 00DRUFF, second'ed by
Mr. Churchwarden SHAW, and
.resolved—" That Mr. Francis P.
Flannagan, hatter, Lord-street, be appointed a Select Vestryman
for one year, in the place of Mr. Fairhurst."
Itlwas moved as an amendment by Mr. RICHARD HOLME. and
seconded by Mr. THOMAS HENRY SAYCIIRLI.—" That Mr. Henry
John Syred be appointed a Select Vestryman for one year, instead
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of Mr. Flannagan."
The original motion wi h the amendment having been severally
put from the chair, the wiginal motion was declared to be c'rried,
whereupon a poll was demanded by Mr. Holme on behalf of Mr.
Syred.

The Chairman now announced that the poll would be taken on
Satwrday, the sth instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at ,he
Church of St. Nicholas to which time and place the meeting was
adjourned. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Chairman.
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden WOODRUFF, seconded by
Mr. JAMES DENTON, and

Resolved unanimously—" That the thanks of the Vestry be
recorded in favour of the chairman."

CHARLES HART, Vestry Clerk

LADY DAY RENEWALS.

THE ALLIANCE LIFE & FIRE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF LONDON.

ESTABLISHED, 1824.
CAPITAL Je5,000,000

PRESIDENTS—SAMUEL GURNEY, Esq., Sir M. MONTEPIORE.
Fire Risks taken on Merchandise in Liverpool and Birkenhead,'
Ships and their Cargoes in our Elver and Docks,
Warehouses, Household Property, and Furniture,
Farm steadings and Stock,
Stores and Merchandise abroad.
Life Insurance effected on liberal terms, in all Its varied form
of participating and non-participating, &c.

AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND THE DISTRICT :
Messrs. BOLDS and CO., Water-street.

~ MILLIGAN, EVANS. LEMPRIERE, North Jokn.st.
„ THOMAS R. ARNOTT, Liver Chambers, Tilhebarn-strefis
" J. RICHARDSON, Jun., 13, Lower Castle-street.

The SCHEME for the CURRENT YEAR will remain
open to NEW _ENTRANTS only until SA.O.R.DAT
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the sth APRIL.
On that day the Books will be made up for the
17th Annual Balance, and
utn DIVISION OF PROFITS.
All included therein will rank as of One Year's longer stand.
ing than later Entrants, will participate One Year earlier
at the Divisions of Profit, and may obtain additional
privileges at subsequent Divisions.
LIFE,ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND
Founded 1838, and empowered by Royal Charter
and Act of Parliament.

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LONDON 20, KING WILLIAM 'STREET, CITY.
EDINBURGH 2, HANOVER-STREET.:
DUBLIN 32, BACHELORS' WALK.
Erpressly Constituted on the principle of reducing the Expense of
Life Assurance as low as is consistent with permanent Security.

Am'dst the many and various Systems of Life Assurance pre-
sented to the public n tice, that of the LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
SCOTLAND is undoubtedly well suited to the circumstances of the
majority of persons who effect Assurances, as is evident from the
rapid and unexampled increase of the Policy-holders. During ths
last four years alone, there have been upwards of Four Thousand
New Entrants, assuring their lives for nearly Two Million Pound

S'erling,

The Policy-holders of the Association incur none of the risks of
partne ship. They are free from all responsibility, and the Sums
Assured are guaranteed in any event.

REPORTED AT 16TH ANNUAL MEETING :

LIVES ASSURED to the number of •
SUMS ASSURED to the amount of
ANNUAL INCOME from premiums and interest
CAPITAL (in addition to accumulated premiums).

8,199
, 10 ),000
. 400.009

AGENTS.

LIVERPOOL.. Messrs. BARBOUR & CO., 20, Water-street•
DITTO .. Mr. K. D. FORBES, 3, York-buildings.
Dirro .. Mr. T. B. \VHARMBY, 10, Park-road, Torteth-pk
DITTO .. Mr. WILFRED STEELE, 3, Rumford-place.
CHESTER. Mr. J. E. WILLIAMS, Druggist, Bars.
ST HELENS.... Mr. J. T. THRELFALL, IrOntflonger.
WARRINGTON.Nr. RICHARD CHROLEY, Accountant."
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