Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-06 00:00:00

nart of
was with reference to the works at the upper e--. 4 bees
pool, bemuse, as he bad already stated, their 'tht,
pushed forward as much as possible ; and, t° Oft'
work.; it had been agreed between Mr. llartley,an
Brunel that a better plan than Mr. Bendeill °di°
be devised, and Mr. Laird was also °T otter
opinion, and it wes f irther the opinion of weT3:ecil
practical gentlemen. Really, then, if there 015,`fis °for
advantage in Mr. Hartley's, and Mr. Brunel's P,''',„for.
Mr. Reudell'e, was not that-' a good ground for cl'i'lJoifetital
few months on a question involving the commerce
Mersey. The only other matter was the noncl,
of the wall on the north side of the pool. It via,t,ed till
tion whether that was not permissive, and he bt'es;doirg
Corporation thought it was permissive, and had beep
their best to make arrangements with th° °thesest„,,
property, but Lad not yet been able to complete eller
rangements. How, then could the Manchester P vadj
on making these confounded complaints ? (ft
As regarded the entire completion of the fully tr,;
works, there could be no question that it otkr,
tended, and he would say further that n° c'-ess
to have a seat at that board, sv_h°l,,,s:loo ;(
prepared to do his very best to make D'r,Th'restl'
the very greatest possible advantage to the 'll
1,01,1
the port. (Cheers )
Mr. RATHBOHR thought that if the Mayor of 31,;‘,g'rJ.d.t°
and the Chairmen of the Com 'alw at gfr
over to Liverpool, and ree for thtneemr see lveg
forward, it would stop all these complaints. mould
to The CHAIRMAN said that if these gentlemen 'l°-ygloa-
sh Liverpool, the Dock Committee would be very
„4,
Itthem the progress of the works. 40;701
It WAS ultimately agreed to acknowledge i"*".eiritett'ee
cation from Manchester, stating that the Corpora
works were at present in the nds of the
co
commercial that the Dock Committee would be WY
commercial bodies from Manchester, if they vl° 63,
and inspect the works. c„b CO--
After some dise.uesien on the report of the
tee of 'York", licatnal relf
The CHAIRMAN said that the proposedn- Poe 'lie:
Parliament for po.,eri to borrow the £B66,tn'ttigt, &tot
for the purpose of providing against the pead re:ter,
into office with their hands tied, which tr°-lthest-A
them from doing anything at all on this side o'oo'
The
report was adopted, and the s-licitot
prepare the necessary par'ismentary notices. wort°
This was all the general business, and t"'"
retired.

TOXTETH PARK BOARD OF GIj""ARDIASS 11`.
rd
The usual weekly meeting of this Be' p•
yesterday ; G. H. Horsfall, Esq , Chairtner'ooso
The following Guardians attended:---MegsrB'
B. Jones, C Batten, Miller, Lunt, Siddee';6os,
Briscoe, Robinson, Wilson, 111cNicol, and IfestLssg:;llo
Amongst the applicants for out-door relief bef').-00
dial maker, named Francis Shallicar, who ell— ot
Board, and stated that he entered into an egfe
stamp, with a Mr. Edwards, in the Park, Or le/0 01
Part
4s. a day, but that he was turned away, es yr°% 0
He had sumteoned Mr. Edwards to the Countyd be 00 0
he could not get a hearing for some weeks, it shilareelsot
great distress. He had sent his wife enu.;soo,,:sol
London, whore he had come from. He 'vie- pay
disabled, and was in great distress. He won— 'o'
11'4
1.
assistance nfforded to him, when he recovered pr
Edwards. He was ordered 6d. a week Or, tf
eel/
The applications for relief were then dispose le'gt ;00
From Mr. Gouou's (the governor of the
of 1)8' 0
Union) report it appeared that the proportion feres,s3,
in the workhouse, chargeable to the trll,..i';P'esolc'
follows : In the house last week, 361; rt 9
In the hospital last week, 34; this week, ,w
OUT-DOOR RELIEF FOR THE WEg5.„,
fir
Mr. POTTS (the pay-clerk) received a clie3l jibe
for ont-door relief for the week. ao
Mr. CLEAVER (the clerk) then road the Minn
amount
TIM APPO of chequesM
for sums required
„„ 611511etwj
INT ENT CF REGISTRAR OF MAft- h
tO -,P"
Mr. BATTEN called the attention oft he Bost-se
published in the Mercury of the 12th OcObterlt 'otet
Toxteth," which, he said, reflected on the epico;,
Board, in reference to the appointment of l'ar
as the registrar of birth?, deaths, and mar" it col:
Union, and asked had any steps been taken etLiio,riirs
Tho CLERK read the letter that appeared to
and also one written by him to the editor of 0 54f
demanding the name cf the writer, &c. In 11 Bsleos'otle,
letter he rece'ved a letter, signed "B. N. ";hat
Park-place," and he took it for granted that 'coo 'if 0
man was the writer of the letter in the IferozirPin repot
that the editor had sent the writer his letter. gr.,„.00
that communication, he (Mr. Cleaver) write tqvge 1$
and requested him to call at his office, and to hriefeceed
with him, so that an explanation might to
lte.,ren-L cod
some time after, Mr. Sales (and a friend of 137,,, en Ist
great anger, ad not only disclaimed beivit,Oir• C4O
the iette-f in tne Aiercury, but also that s'llit',ar rf ," the,
had received, bearing his name ; it was 0-0 0`
signature, and he knew nothing of it. tpejoes.oo
editor of the Mercury, who told him that j. 'thetl°l,do
Toxteth Park-road, was the writer of the letter igr, 0103
editor) knew his writing, and that when he go.dt —ode; Os
letter, he sent it to the writer to r p'y to it. 'l'l° ode'
that Mr. Roberts was a collector eoft-water-rste of
r
o
Corporation. (Hear, hear.) egeto p
A Guardian said he understood that tbtereedc'retto
water-rate was a regular paid writer in the le °B(flobr'
did not see any harm in that, provided he sP° ote•
end was not guilty ef forging another man'° /39
befote
hear.) 1, f 5& ittom"
Mr. BATTEN was desirous to nut the -
the public, so that it should be
known Who t ltos•
came from. tot he
The CLERK said he was gifts satisfied, eovt
yibbsd
the writer of the letter. be ri
The CHAIRMAN asked if the writer could 00t
for committing a forgery on Mr. Sales.
A Guardian thought so. (Oa totog
eie Mr. epess moved that the letter Lie .esse°°4ooi
Water Committee to have the matter inveser
ge of e'
the Water Committee might know the sort thlla
a
they had.
pod
.•
Mr. Mencoe thought it was a private not
the Board ought to take any step in it. lie pres,'4'et
why a public servant should not write for the teove
public bodies were liable to be attacked. -Ple.
forgery of the name was the chief point at i 98,3",..
The
.CHAIRMAN agreed with the last speskl"erills.,
same time, he thought Mr. Cleaver eughtTe t c‘l'"
subject befor the Water Committee. If kennel -1:8 A
,
he (the Chairman) would do so, as an indireeP"ltliv
necked with the board. The matter was tberl„o br3/3°
Mr. CLEAVER was understood to say he x'oo
affair before the Water Committee.
et 000
TIIE NEW WORKHOUSE. W
The CLERK read a memorial from the ratePhBo'oe 00'
the erection of the contemplated new worjeed °-
township, and showing that other toweships
~
a house as that contemplated to be erected. etireur tll°
Mr. 808 INSON said the Board had very ti'res fjt
sicleted the matter, and had resolve to get po ove i to
purpose of the house, and he would now in
e,
former resolution be not interfered with. ,e eooso ooe
Mr. BATTEN supported the erection of 0--;,„fe for
instenced the case of the Ist cholera hen t"" •no
, w „Tot_ 0.0.
kufficiert accommodation at the West Derby' 'ee a'o
people of the Park district. He referred to the
500+
of Leeds, and said, with a pop laticn of one e for
one thousand, it was about to buqd a worich°as 013,
in addition to wh wag there already. esehins,°cree",t
Mr. A LPASS seconded the motion of Mr. '-the 13.;
contended that they should look forward t° sc°,"1,01"1,;
if population, as such would be compact, Ishet to
be spread offer a large acreage. Ile argue,,stellci
commodation should be enlarged, so as t° -
number required. Itnllo,,:i
Mr. McNicoe said the memorialists shen' tn'e
Cler tee ot
the house was only fir 800, and that the 08 Aa tl
write to them statirg the ground on which it vn'aeall
to erect the house for the abeve number. b 0 -0"olise
agree with Mr. Batten, that workhouses eh°, he a
hospitals in times of visitation of cholera, !lois° 005
opinion that out hospitals were better c' After
patients than workhouses. (Hear, hear.),,noesledfo the
discussion ou the point, it was agreed to ae"rotterO t/le
receipt of she memo:ial, and to explain tilt:1.0000e;
memorialists, and that although the naseeti`e ton
house by the Poor Law rules, should bald be
for 1 000 persons, yet the accommodation °'° bser"
for SOO. nct t7e3
The routine business was then transacted, 3
adjourned.

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