Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-05 00:00:00

£70,059 £91,002
ZSTIMA.TED txcomz-..-1859-60.

Actual
1858-9.
£30,923

Eitimpte
.18p940.
L21;053

Interest.
Town Dues and Anchorage
•
Fines for Leasr.,
Do. Coal Vaults, OvenS, and Areas
Markets
Ground. Rents
Reserved Rents
Tenants at Will
Tobacco Wa'relibuse
•River Craft Dock
Estate Wapping
„ Newshain House
„ Yello'crllonse
„ Green Lane
„ Birkenhead
Magistrates' Clerks
Fines an Summary Convictions, &c
Batbs,'Corfivallis-street, &c.
Do. Pier Heart
Magazines at Liscard
Cottages at Walton
Pinfold Dues
Chain Testing Machine
Lighthouse, Rock Perch
Improvements, Wapping
Prosecutions' at Assizes and Sessions (and
per contra)

. 7,263
3,029
3,042
10,855
. 6,165
.. 2,635
. 2,387
.. 1,210
.. 175
.. 223
. 6,107
3,191
3,533
. 592
. 1,019
. 123
. 274

8,500
1,500
3,457
10,212
6,053
1,672
2,341
1,200

220
6,400
3,000
3,500
250

500 -. 10,000

£104,887 ... 107,074
11,062

416,012
Alkniaall—HQLME, in moving
.the_confirmation of the
first recommendation, said, these two were the only
properties,. with the exception of a publie-house, which
was of very little importance AS it would be scarcely
touched, which would, enable _the Corporation to cora-
lete the improvements at, the bottom.of Park-lane.
(Hear, hear.)
. Alderman COOPER "seconded the motion. •
Mr. jEFFERY asked whether the amounts to-be paid
i Reluded 'any consideralion•foi4 the liCense.
Alderman HOLME Said the Corporation.took no notice
of the license. They alivays purchased_ the
,property
and stipulated for immediate possession; but did not
object to the parties removing the license to any other
place if the magistrates thought the transfer desirable.
The.purchase included a twenty years' lease, so that the
price to be paid was a very
_moderate One.
Alderman /lamp, moved the acceptance of the report
of the Town:•clerk on leases.
Alderma,a,CoopEn. seconded the, potion—, . • •

-•• Aldefman•Woomkt.TFF Was surprisgd to find that seve-
ral gentlemen had been. permitted to neglect, for some
-years:past, fulfilling the covenants into which they had
entered on the 'purchase of• property, and • that two'of
them were members of the
_Council. ~Alderman Bennett
And Alderman _Cooper Were amongst the, defaulters.
Law makers shoiild not_ be: :hrpker4:and reforms
should begin at hOme•it.fiist._ He was glad that some
five or six-of the parties had had orders from the Fi-
nance Committee to complete their agreements, but that
should have been done. years ago;. an.d. he very much
regretted that it had not been done, because there was
an impression out ofzdoors that vonie-partieS had
leges which-the`general public had not; and that was to
some extent borne out by the tait that two members of
the 'Council were iri' the rankS of those who had .not
carried out their agreements—.
Mr. Ptcrom asked whether the return, had been made
simply for' the -inkrmation of the council, or for the
Finance Committee to take action upon it.
Alderman House-That. the Finanee Committee may '
take action upon it.
. The TOIVN,CLERK said the notices to fulfil the agree-
ments had already been served.
Alderman Coorrn said the property which he held
was purchased after it had been put up by, auction by
the Corporation. • The time for taking down the build-
ings had only recently expired ; and if the pr3perty had
been razed before, he would not have been able to put
upon the ground so valuable a - building as that which