The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-10 00:00:00

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Holme. Parker, Gardner, Bramley-Moore, ateir
Chilton.
Mr. ANDERSON : For Messrs. S. Holmey. idf
Parker, Cooper, Bramley-Moore, Chilton,
Toulnun. c Per'
Mr. NEu..v.: For Messrs. Bold, Parker,
-a°
Holme, Bramley-Moore, Molyneux, and rr,,0r,..„ Cc
Mr. JOHN NICHOLSON : For Messrs. S
S.
Molyneux, Gardner, Parker Toulmin, Braraley-x
Bold. • •bet/
Mr. Avlsori : For Messrs. S. M nolt, ime, Too
Gladstone, Parker, Molyneux, Bramley-Moore,
and Gardner. 004
Mr. HUGH HORNBY: For Messrs.
Bramley-Moore, Molyneux, Chilton,_ and S. licanivne.
golt, '
Mr. BRADLEY : For Messrs. S. 1 o me,
Gladstone, Cooper, Bramley-Moore, H.
and Mo yneux.
Mr. HouGHTON: For Messrs. S. Holme, To.v
Parker, Cooper, Bold, Bramley-Moore, Chilton, mod
Mr. J. TURNER: For Messrs. S. 11°,•ang-ili.
Parker, Cooper, Bramley-Moore, Chilton, 31'1--
Toulmin. COF',
Mr. BRANCRER : For Messrs. S. Holme, PokePail7,
Stewart, Procter, Bramley:Moore, Molyneux, 031" pie
Mr. LLOYD: For Messrs. Bold, Parker, Co°P,er'i
Bramley-Moore, Molyneux, Chilton, and S. JD'.
On the scrutiny being completed,
The MAYOR announced to the Council the n'*--„
eight gentlemen who had been elected Aldernlir
Parker,
were—Mr. Samuel Holme, 49 ; Mr. Molyneo,,,
Parker, 44; Mr. Cooper, 44; Mr. Bramley-11p0
Mr. Bold, 34 ; Mr. loulmin, 33 ; and Mr. l'"'"
votes. t
Mr. Ronnisori suggested that the names °1.,g11111
candidates, and the votes in their favour, 8114:'
announced.

The suggestion was not adopted.
The MAyou, then announced that the above eight
men were duly elected Aldermen of the Borough'

THE MAYOR'S ALLOWANCE. of
Mr. S. HoLmn moved that the usual allowance
be granted to the Mayor.
Mr. HORNBY seconded the resolution, which I""
mously adopted.
The minutes of the last Council were then read' d
DOCK. COMMITTEE. A
While the report of this committee was being reaim ;
Parker and Cooper entered the council chamberl.o
warmly greeted by their friends on their re-eleetlije
reading of the report was then suspended, while top
elected Aldermen came forward and took the tee
The report of the Committee was then procee"tel
from which it appeared that the resolution ad °P
time since by the Committee, as to the delivery eftii
by ships entering and leaving the port, was not yet f
plied with.
Mn. C. TURNER moved, and Mr. Robinson 6el
that the report be confirmed.—Agreed to. ,e11`;
MR. ROBINSON moved that the following Si-1
be elected on the Dock Committee; in the room°
going members.—Mr. Charles Turner, Mr. Jaine6s)
Mr. Holden, Mr. Gregson, Mr. Molyneust
Tobin.
The motion was unanimously adopted ; and
gentlemen were accordingly declared elected.
The usual standing ordeis ...With regard to the
went of the quarterly meetings of the Council, old
appointment of the Corporation officers, were
and adopted.
A recommendatian of the Health Committeslr.
over since the last Council, that the salary of
be raised from £lOO to £l2O, was then read. 40,
Mr. LANGSDALF said that the present salari abe
less than what they were in the habit of giving, an
fore moved that the increase be granted.
Mr. BEcKwun seconded the motion, which
mously adopted.

OBSTRUCTION OF THE STREETS.
The Town Clerk submitted a bye law to prefe, fr
struction of the streets by persons exposing articiV
thereon. The words of the bye law were to the '"o2h
no person be allowed illegally to cause obstrued°l/
the streets in the borough'by selling or offeriti,
any articles thereon, and that any person so offer
be liable to a penalty of 40s. d
Mr. ALDERMEN PARKER, while C0T1C1M.....s lt '0
•
cessity of such a bye law, hoped that it would not
to excess. 114
se

The Town CLERK observed that the mere - 10'4
article in the streets, would not render a Per°oo
the penalty,. unless, by so doing, he illegauf
obstruction in the streets. ed
Mr. HENDERSON inquired if the law aPP-
street in the borough. tb
The TowN CLERK replied in the affirmative•
The bye-law, as stated by the Town CI tt"bo•
adopted by the Council, and it was ordered t'h t
mon seal be affixed to it, and a copy of it tw-
retary of State. te
~,se
The other standing orders were then PTho,cl
Clerk observing that no alteration whatever
in them since last year.
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V
ArrOIITTMrIIfT 01' oomurrrinra. jetig- °
Mr. Hornbl moved that the follow
it.l„,
7.embers
Lawrenocfc, .T.eDrairli7,7lloore, Y. Parke
J. Cooper, J. Tyrer J. Stewart, T. Toulonn,' Then'
J. C. Fernihough, Sir. J. Bent, and himsel"
also two other gentlemen, Mr. Dover and ler' s tile t
it was suggested would be usefnl members 00t i
mittee, and he would therefore, with the ti cte don
Council, move that these two gentlemen be '
e' ;'„h Was
Mr. C. TURNER seconded the motion, Nru
end
imously adopted. I/1.1
The TowN CLERK observed that the Counestltli
Act of Parliament, had power to make r,ebicel'fo,
errand messengers and luggage porters. nsf io
accordingly made under the Act, and it was °ld be
but as it was desirable that these parties sh°ll,s 50f-
more stringent regulations than at present, it w
that they should be put under the charge of the Yea t
that the powers at present enjoyed in this resPty
Finance Committee, should be transferred to
,
Committee.
Mr. HORNBY accordingly moved that the3BeA.tl/'/
vested in the Watch Committee, and then proc ,0
that there was one subject which he should. likedorpl
to the Council. Any one who had examined the
accounts, would at once observe there was
with reference to the museum accounts, and he,
pose, for the future, that the proceeds of tuet,
rate, and any sum of money which might be
Council for the purposes of the museum or beta! 01
should be voted in that Committee, which sOpci.
sponsible for the payment made on that account,
report directly to the Council. (Hear, hear).
1, OA
to the present system, the Council scarcely kne, ii
at all' about it. It was entirely unconnected
.itr
borough fund, and he.thought. it was much better
be placed under the controul of the Committee. ifd
Mr. Alderman Dov-mt The 'objection to that„ Os'
this : a portion of the library and museum rk
rather, do come out of the Finance Committee'sl
Mr. HORNBY : In that case he would sugg":4
Council should vote any sum it desired ni "
thing. oitt
Mr. PICTON :concurred with Mr. HornhY
Looking at the accounts for the last year he " 104
though he acted as Chairman of the Comraitteelj o'l
not understand them. (Hear, hear). Ile e° t 5
out how much the Museum cost them, the accoan,4l)K
kept in such an extraordinary way. It was deer iv(
the Council should know what its cost was, o,lld be
money had.to be spent by the Committee, showed
put to vote and not in the manner it appear
counts.

WATCH COMMITTEE.
On the motion of Mr. J. A. TOBIN, the follow
men were selected to constitute the Watch of J.
Messrs. J. A. Tobin, M. Gregson, T. D. Andetok
Godfrey, Thomas vison, J. Johnson, H. Hair;
Horsfall, J. B. Brancker, J. Nichoson, 0.,A0t011
Nicholson, R. Aked, R. W. Houghton, J. GIP--
W. P. Jefreys, Thomas Bold, and-J.. Clint. )1,
IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE. me
On the motion of Mr. Alderman BENNETT, :00'0,
members were appointed on the Improvemeo'T, ()%
-W. Bennett. It. C. Gardner, Sir John Bentlia 10,0
T. Avison, E. Langsdale, J. Thomson, S. or
Johnson, John Stewart, J. A. Picton, S. llollo'
Jeffreys.
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COURTS OF LAW AND ST. GEORGE'S Co HALL - ,r-,
The following gentlemen were elected oe roe' Y
Committee :—S. Holme, (appointed in the f. folh
Mayor,) J. Turner, J. B. Moore, J. A. Pictollygtee.
Molyneux, W. J. Morsfall, T. Avison, and J.
MARKETS COMMITTEE. mg th'% v
The following are the gentlemen Corn
mittee :—Joseph Cooper, J. Lawrence, Tilcle ;
J. Johnson, H. Banner, J. Woodruff,
R. M‘Guffie, and John Gladstone, jun, (in th
Mayor.)

1014
EDUCATION COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen were appointees ° 017
mittee : —E. Molyneux, R. C. Gardner, citi
Beckwith, T. Fleming, M. Gregson, A. 1-,°",-11, '2.
J. Gladstone, jun., H. Banner,- W. P. Jeueefr
derson, A. Shand, and W. Nicholson. Mr• "`" t.
was left off this Committee at his own reques,l. Ate
GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECI.,I°.OiS
The following are the members of this v°oolt,
Mayor, H. Hornby, J. H. Turner, GO%OlOllll
sAtnondee,rsjn. Sote.wHarotl,deSni,r
TJ.ohGnodfßreeyn,t,
JJ •• r`aricr,
and H. o
Banner. . role )
Mr., Alderman HOLME requested that Ills
lef
The othis Committee. ect the
TowN CLERK : It is usual to sel
Mor. ntent.
Mr. Alderman HOLME : Then lam The
TOWN HALL ESTABLISIIIO
This Committee is constituted as folio! jorti
J. Lawrence,
S. M. .T
f.mße.ll Moore,
Roreo,bert A.
W.Pkrecd, stoTniioSit w
Hornby, o 10" I
.
Holme, and J. 11. Turner. s. t.-
hio
irrE
HEALTH cam . o folo
The following members were aPP?uI
ido ls()
tit
:—E. Langadale, T. Dever, 3.1‘1.