Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

Mr. W. 0, 8

would consid

noel'.
—Aber 9f paupers in tn., Her Vajesty, accompanied by Prince Arthur and Princess
.s 699, admitted siuee 30, born I Alice and attended by. the Hon. Lucy Kerr.and the Equerry . ___ Number this week, 698 ; of in
it aiti3n,.,,rl took a drive in an open carriage and four.
his
whom 3i; belong* to Toxteth-park. Number in the corms- „1 race Consort rode on horseback, attended by Elli.lhereryr,in wtitins. .
ponding was of last year, 614. The foll Owing petition was• POLITICAL AFFAI-RB'
mi Right Tmn Il•
submitted by Mr. Cleaver, the clerk, to the board :
queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the THE AD-MINISTRATIoN.—,He ,-----,,;. gg
"The - humble petition of. the guardians of the poor of ,4filinesses
Alice and-Helena honoured. the performance at the West Derby Union in the county of Lancaster, sheweth, le Haymarket Thgatre
,on Tuesday evening with their appointed Chief Commis inner of Works; ilT.thr.e...p„
be the Chahnan' of Ways and Means. .1 bc
that your petitioners view with much alarm the great increase t:i
states that Mr. Bagwell, M.P. for Clonmel, "
in their county rates during the last few years, and feel the . presence:
-so - ; _ Lord of the Treasury. Lord Alfred Paget will
in
. urgent necessity of a stricter supervision en their expendi- -. .
• office at the Court, as Clerk Marshall. It 11,7
That the o.mount of county rate paid by this union THE lIANDR,I FESTIVAL. . .
settled that Sir Alexander COekburn is to be ti
March, 1859, was £6,007, wlidist for the The ammlneement of the intended royal visit to the of England, in the place of-Lord Chancellor C"
£12,380. Crystal Palace yesterday, gave a character of excitement MEET.ING or CONSERVATIVES —The -21''
.eliet of the poor cost only
-a, though ropreonting the rate Pa- to the interest before felt in the festival, and the weather about 250 Members of the Conservativ.. ~
whatever in the ex_ proving all that could be desired immense crowds went Lord Derby's residence on-Tue.day, and it 1
pendittre, or management of the said county rate; but dawn yesterday morning to the beauti:ul building. A large Derby avowed his resolution never :igu
the same are entirely orclered,
mail.„sed, 4‘,nd expended proportion of the visitors were from the country.
not responsible already described th? place set apart for the royalWviesi
by the Justices of the Peace, who are
.humbly fthavetors: responsibilities of office, and that he urge,
out from among theruselies new leaders. . ,
to the ratepayers. your petitioners, therc,'"lr3, is a spot from which they could obtain a sendid view ELF.oriox NEws.—Committees are fern% vi
Submit that the-finances of the. cottoty filioUlC:, 1)0 ad- of the place and the people. It was understood that the and Oxford for promoting the return of to
_frekiir,
ministered by a board,
.con-ii,ting of elected represent..:‘tins Queen would he accompanied by the Prince Consort and Chandos, vice Gladstone. Mr. Cardwell;"
in ,11141 tips
e
of the ratepayers. -Your petitioners, 'therefore, humbly pr.:.„, . tie King of the Belgians. Tlie piece, for t4e day was the self for re-election; says :—" The office lam
.ivg e.ehi`o
your honourable House will be pleased to pass a measure reiDeum, k., .and the solo vocalists as before —Madame discharge affords peculiar opportunities for go high 1
4 . Novell,o, Madame Rudeesdorff, Madame Lemmens those sentiments of civil and religious liberty yea
for rectifying.the control o£ all county rates, in a body to be Ole..
elected by the ratepayer; and your petitioners, as in duty I Slierrit:qt73 ''fise Polby, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr, Weiss, and always conscientiously entertained,
And to which
bound, will-ever pray," &c, On the motion of Mr. Abra- Signor tile. etti: gCtl.l.4qoq--Mr. Costa. steadfastly attached.

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