Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

of pootfle near that place had ehang,ed their residcac3s
,in consequence. He thought it could be remedied withblit
little trouble, and ought not to be allowed in the town. •
• Mr.: BRADLEY consi&recl the proper way would be.•foi
the inbabitants.to complain that they suffered from the .nui-
However, he was sure the committee would Dive
due attention.

*lupe.
the mat'

Dr. BAYLIS called the attention of the chairman 'of. the
Health Committee to a nuisance. arising from the smoke oi
•

the engines on the railway, r rom: what ho had seen he
wondered very much that tie people had not complained
long before that time. The stench was most disgusting
When the engines passed. He hoped that the railway cm-11-
M abandon the of coal while tie engines were
Imo the towh: and, in,expressirig that hap% he
iiug more than that the act of parliament should

pally v

desired

rkeedtngs of the Road Improvement Committee
I and confirmed, The proceedings of the..Fiaancc

were read

I confirrnec

stowed the reC

vjuly to be £2,929404,

:ig period of
Ira to tire 31s.

st vear' •X 2,671 305.. 7d: From
iily, this year, £8,(#34.55. 4d. ;
Expenditure .durirgi,the same
last year,. 45.. sd.
tded the purchase,ofla boat, in

25 Os: 911

s year, V 5,868 Qs- 6d

I'CCO]

BAYLIS P-41 before, the' proceedings vo.kre oecnfirmeli
Led to call attention to two boats already, intheir pos-
the Liverpool and the Woodside. The latter was a

new bot

inspectOd by

never, ,:was

mater, failnre

He thought'sl

Ty.Counui

He xtas,not on

mocit. tor that boat was
to MN"! new boat, it was

line4(sxl

With t

intended that the plans. should be, sent them for ten or
twelve days for inspection. lie weal; on to say- that they
found it neoessary to have a goods' boat, and the committee
thought it better to get a second-hand boat for a temporary
of any new .hoato stand over
Commissioners had agreed.

Board at

twd.or three s'

-boats offered as they wanted,
be able to sheet a proper one,

loped they no'

wer

is'and Water Committee were

A.SPiNALL remarked, that he thought it would be
or. the Commissioners to give their servants a little
Lary than-supply them with gas and water free‘
jIiNIRNIA.N concurred in the remark made by Mr.

3Aws moved the confirmation of the proceeding
as carried.

)ceedings of the •Library Committee were read,
ted that.there are at present 6,484 volumes in the

Ts on t

dings were confirmed on the motion of Dr

) further moved

greeable to notice given at thc

.. . _
last meeting, that the chairman of the Library committoo
be placed on thQ Finance- Committee;
Mr; BELLsaid he would object to the chairman of the
Library Copimittee being on the Finance Committee, inas-
much as the proceedings of that'committee were not neces-

as a matter of convenience. The chairman of the Library
Committee might, or might not, be a member of that board,
as the
.Library Committee was an independent body. The
chairman of time :committee might be only a ratepayer,
Without being a commissioner, and consequently had no
right to sit in the Finance Committee. It was passed some
time ago, when seventeen members were present, that the
chairman of all the committees except the Library Committee,
be on, the Finance Committee, and he did not think that,
as there were only Sixteen members present, they could
rescind the resolution.
Dr. Baylis withdrew his motion
A let

was read from the ,Mersey Docka and garbour
11, containing a resolution in reference to the,defeace-

1(!si; sta

)f the Mort

Mr. HARRISON moved that the chairman, Mr. Rae,
Mr. Hind, and himself, form a committee to meet the
Mersey Board, . for the piirtiose of haVing a ouferenee on

the subject.
. ,
, This euded the business,

ELECTION COMMITTEES

MAIDSTONI

Yesterday monling the committee continued their-
ligation, and witffesses were examined. The learned counsel
for the sitting members stated that they would be called to
di;proVe a great deal of What had been alleged. •

BURN

Yesterday morning ,Mr. John Shearson (the election
auditor proved that_the election expenses of Mr. Peel
amounted to £79.4 155., those of Mr. Thomas Barnes to
£289 Bs.; while the expenses of M
didat

Tore £lB3 13s: sd: ; Thomas ..Birketh was then
called' to prove that ltr. lldekiug promised to find him
work" and set hiM up in a shop- if ho would give his vote
for- Mr. Peel.