The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-29 00:00:00

which is it judicious, I can fully state and confirm the fiet,
that in that alone, it is highly iejtalicioes. It will be
highly expensive too, end, you ail have to pay that ex-
pense, if this itijildieidas scheme is carried into tffeat. I
beg to proyrse the r solution, (Hear, hear.)
Mr. M`Cell seconded the motion, end said they might
rest assured that Parliament would reject a proceeding
which met with the unanimous distipiroval of the whole
grminunity. ([tear, he ir)
Tee r.s-ilution was un-animously adopted
Mr. Derbyshire proposed the next reseliition. He said
that he came there at s tine little irteonvenienee, bee ruse he
considered it his duty, as a ratepayer of Ciaetshtot, to he
pr salt. Le won d treat the present pcor,)eleters of the
company with- the Utmost liberality; ared, in the next
place, he shoe!l say that thq were raudt indebted
to the C,MMiOoners for the manner in which
they had brought . this subject before the public.
(lltiar, hear) He felt that they were much indetreci to
the cornmisdoners, but at the same time he would wish the
proprietors:of the eels and water company not to suppose
that they wished to depriee titan of- whet was jast and
eieht, but rather to pay them the fair and fall value of
their werlss, Par, opMi!rn was that the
works eautht`to he in the h :ode of the c immis,ineers, and
g
that sny profit derivable from g;s and water ought too
to the community. le the !avr,r pint of B;rkenhead there
was a great want of triter, an] unless it were supplied they
would have the Bard of Health of Loeeloo cempelling
them to it. The population of dr town was increasing
every day ; a larger snpply of water was iequired ; and, if
the proprietors would not listen to reasoa, the town alp
ald
apply for a bill for iteelf, and it woeld n'A it. (i-1. ar,
hPar.) He begged to propose that the pe'titiol which Mr
Waln would read be adopted.
Mr. Wain then react the petition against the bill. 11. iS
similar to that adopted by the commissioners.
Mr. Sanderson sec-aided the motion, which was unani;
monsly adopter;.
Mr. Craven, jan., said he ti,ventel preposo a resolution,
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thinzbt they wera under oYi.citious .11 this miler to the
commissioners, and h,-) would, theref prlpeqe that the
meetirg approved of the p.oposition male by the nommis-
sionerg to the Gag and Water Compmy f)r the pre/lase of

worts.
Mr. Wil!iam; seconded the mleon.
Mr. Bretherton 'thouirht, they should confine themselves
strictly-to the business of the naeoting-, and not introduce
such a res--Aution. If thy went to ulrliament at all, let
them go fur al extensive measure. He would. therefore,
move as an amendalent that the matter be considered on a
u tut e- vecrvion- • • .

Cantain Cryiket,se_conded
Mr. Craven withdrew his motion, and the inatter
dropped. All hp ,vatited was an approval of the coniinct
of the connris,ion;N.
The Chair Mai ohs, reed that, so far as he was concerned
in the egtoßmy, perfectly willing to sabroit it to
the proposod,a-',itration, belitvisb that it would be the
best for the town.
Thanks were vct Al to the Chairman, after which the
melting-separated.

THE COURT, &c.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Monday—The Princess Royal
and the Princess Alice, attended by the Marchioness of
Ely and Lord Alfred Paget, went to inspect the Thames
Turtnel.
The Duchess of Gloucester has experienced a slight
diminution of strength, and during the day the state of
her Royal:Highness was unfavourable. The Duchess of
Kent pairs a visit to the Royal Duchess, at Gloucester
liouse,,iu-the afternoon.
Tr 4 Duchess of Norfolk gate birth yesterday to a
daughter, at Norfolk House.