The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-18 00:00:00

TILE ANNUAL VESTRY.

Yesterday morning, the polling for overseers id
vex rymen was resumed at the 5., ssions House, 011,115
Street. Throughout the day the polling was keP,..,0
w.th great spirit, and never, even for a short interval' "of
permitted to flag. Iu the c,turse of the day a nornbe.fich
ratepayers were in attendance, and appeared to W.:010
the proceedings with great interest. At different iot'etch
in the course of the day the numbers were announ Loa
and (being found that the overseers list gradually 0716°00
to increase the majority) each succesive annonncenLA
was received with great cheering. Just before four ocTeri
the time for closing the poll, the Court house wash tilt.
crowded, and the excitement appeared to be at the l 0
and as each ratepayer recorded his vote for the over
list he was greeted with rounds of applause. one
who gave her vote for the motion was most raPtur°oo
us
applauded. At four o'cic,ck, Mr. Churchwarden Wood
announced the numbers to be as follows :

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OVERSEERS' LIST. VOtet
Overseer, persons. 22Sv
Mr Thomas Smith
/
Vestrymen, 296
Mr William Taylor ~ 1109 226
Mr Samuel Richardson
Mr James Gnesney ... .. . .
Mr John Milne ayesllo9 060
1107
Mr Edward Williams

1 PARISHIONER'S LIST. VOte6
Overseer, Pero-. ns ' 1491
Thomas Henry Satchell
Vestrymen, 1459
George Hickson.... ....... .
Richard Holmes . 706 145.6
Edward Byford
Alfred Whittle
Thomas Smith
MASORITY. Persons.' 147
Thomas Smith, gentleman, Islington . - 386 815
William Taylor, brewer, Fairfield 4Ol 814
S. Richardson, sailmaker, Pembroke place 403 816
T. Chesney, grocer, Commutation row
J. M. Syers, merchant, Lancaster buildings • 400 796
E. Willi ems, gentleman, Hardman street 395 riot
This announcement was received with great (thee beeo
Mr. Churchwarden Woodruff then said : It hat iepd•
intimated to me by the gentlemen who moved the au'd be
ments, that it is th(ir wish that the poll eb° (Loud
adjourned until to-morrow morning at ten o'clock' woos
cries of " shams, shame," and " no, no," with other,. 'llOO
of disapprobation.) I think, therefore, in order t" Oh
any ill f cling whic'i might arise from any remarks' the
as was evinced yesterday, it will be. better to adPuorrefi
poll. I therefore declare the poll adjourned until to-ul
morning at ten o'clock.
The meeting then separated.

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LIVERPOOL BANKRUPTCX COURT, TA•
ESTERDI'.-
Mr. Commissioner Stevenson.—ln re M‘Larty and Co.;;
Air. John M'Kean was examined this day at some
by Mr. Fletcher, solicitor to the assignees, ~,,bhuttt
examination was of a commonplace character. '1"-
stands adjourned to this day. AseP
PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO SALFORD. LlBllO
Heel's, Esq., Mayor of Salford, and the Tewll,4-8(11
bi
accompanied by W. N. Massey, Esq , M.P. attl;
end
appointment at Buckingham Palace,. on Wei:l'lo°l"RO' ye,
hied an interview with General Grey; when hig "tEhO
Highness Prince Albert was graciously pleased to intiol9.4ol
acceptance of an invitation to visit the PeelParkLibreriistof
Museum, and the Exhibition of the works of Local Arlo be
on the occasion of his intended visit to Manchesteit'loer
present at the opening of the Art Treasures Exim":ao ed
on Tuesday, the sth of May. His Royal Highness u; let
Wednesday, the 6th, for his visit to Salford ; °l) .1:0
occasion his Royal Highness will receive an address ffber
the Corporation, and will inaugurate the statue t pill
Majesty, which Mr. Noble has executed, and Whi"..
to
then have been erected in the Park: This statue 1-00
commemorate her Majesty's visit in 1851, when thef,dol
enthusiastically received by upwards of 70,000 otpe
School children and teachers • an event of vvhinbe
believe, her Majesty retdins a 'lively recollection; ow
subscription for the statue has been raised alniebt
sively from the schools represented in the Park in °cs"--
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