Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-14 00:00:00

from Itivi

10,350 gallons icinanbity pumped from tiletb .I'o
tion 1
°
19,759,702; ditto 11th June, 19,708,232; prop_ ; water in stock for the week ending I'`
;:'
Rivington to well water as 61 is to 30. Mr. Jeffells
reply to the letter of the Rev. Mr. Lister, be vr
deputation that had visited the reservoir in 1'
rd.they were of opinion, that it woto--1

91.788,35 f

of
voel,
xton ~,, 0

diameter, and would be the largest in t
deputation recommended to the committ— --
to the baths committee. The recommendation

0-1-er
to land ni,freed

er communications r

hat had besn fl

1 on the boot

.eference to supplying all mand

with wt3o'
rht 111),

meter. Ho wished the matter again broug,.. - . atat
what had been done in it, as he oensidth;ed.it Was ,n,a
loss to the committee, that it had not been acc`,` reni„e
sonnar_ Tho nnnef:Ark -e Or nfith

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and in his opinion it was a loss of from
,£3,00u
There was also another matter, and that. was, tilt
had been made about discount having been g
parties, while others were obliged to pay the
and he would like to know when the accounts haci;et
out. The deputy treasurer replied that they 113"„,,,d

iven "punt,
'full 01,nt

iry; and that the busin

in the usn:

littion was vu
Mr. Farnwor

,s it could not be done otner.....
sub-committee would report on the whott,
fr. Duncan had reported to the sub-corral:We..
resolution had been acted upon. It was finally I',
appoint a special committee to report as to vi11a",:,;(55.
this board was held last night meter would be best to adopt. This was all the busetiog
Wavertree, J. A. Pieton,
of this
BOARD OF HEALTH. The monthly' ni
in the public thDer
The et 4
siain
Clarke, Corc,ill, Anderton, Swindon, Rishton,
members present were —Meg:.Prei, nlincq".•
E,
The minutes of the previous meeting'
GQre, e 0 , nraditivirr.
ana
ch
O'Connor directed attention to a Circumstance sv tbst
he had previously mentioned at the board, viz,
atent
there seemed to be a great discrepancy between the aPP been
were rea°.
liabilities and assets. From the accounts, which had coo,
made up, it seemed the board had borrowed Q 6., the
and £1,528 of that money had not been employed
, works, Again, he found
sid
several district-rates, charges had 100011'4 of
out to general rates which ought to have been tnadeove'
the rates special to the district. In the case of aid
mount. for example, a considerable sum had been, men
more than had been received, and no special rate lia" flow
called for this year. In conclusion, he moved that a'a to
mittee be appointed to examine the past accounts, nterf
assist Mr. Atherton to bring them into form. A destitoot
conversation ensued, in which several of the mernbersfeat
part. The Chairman said they were all aware thatiyale
irregularities had occurred in the mode in laic"' was
accounts had been kept, but for these Mr. Atherton kg
ao
future,
ut, ittuu t
noa
osnutayc
ahwz aa
improprieties
comprehensiblerpoeresocppuorini.
esti
ibel
.a isl
shape,
hahanaddd nowrnr
no doubt,
idgootolostbiltt
,h 1 ofeibriete
ettheo
ld
which Mr. O'Connor had
borrowed and expended otherwiseproperly
respectoltlhi
works, he begged to remind the board that sum "e"ot
paid out of the general fond 11
in hand, at to 0,4 per
ladnetdo aotshneharvein:lngi anent
strictly coming within the meaning of the words It,
manent works." It should be borne in mind, low; 01
that £l,OOO was in bank to the credit of the boar"' 14
that £BOO was due, and would most likely be coil", to
in the course of a week or two. This would an-00,4
more than £1,528, so that the matter was tint by
means so bad as at first sight it might appear. ~set
one seconded Mr. O'Connor's motion, and the su'ltile
then dropped. A memorial was read from a number 61.00,
proprietors of property and inhabitants of Ashfleid, the
plaining of the smoke and ill smells emitted !It,
chimneys of the rope-walks in the neighbourhood.. I A
A S
stated generally that the matter complained of wdea,
nuisance. Mr. Bradburn moved, and Mr, Rishion sec°!'
to to
a proposition, that the law-clerk be instructed to
the owners of the rope-walk, requesting their attentw,a
the matter complained of. The motion was agreed to Vi:e-4
the other business, which was mutely routine, hviki
diaposed of, the WA 4cliournsd,

of permanent

in the