Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-07 00:00:00

myrTHERIT DAILT

cla?"atical'9Pt. the- part of.. thetilotageT Cor.inittee.,T At
Mr. Boult;has stated, iliey,pq you in this.predieament ;
if you do not givp, way, they, are going to establish a
new tysteiri of pilotage inli-iverpooL
Mr. MONDEL defen-dedlthe resylutions.as they stood.
The CnAtint4li sutestul t'aey might pa.ss. 4 resolu-
tion, stating that the board not conenr in:ihe.second

of the resolutions, hilt adoptig: the first,
Mr.-RINKiN titought, to §ave any,reEc

upon the

committee, it wOhldite :better for tfte hoard just to give
the first resolution, and Make no reference to thesesoud.

. .
I don't.think • you can sny,yon, don't
n aresOlutioil which is based upon another which

SHAND-

You adop

liusuEir

it not do to number the. ye&
ie LoArtl :confirm, the first .resolutia

-Wo pia

To adopt 'the first,
would, he theuc,fht,

nd say nothing

bout the second,

Ir. SMIT:i said it ap,i)eard to. hi

there Was a dif-

fientt;• in (1(

line witli this

arising _ from. the

consisted of .thirteen
rentlenaen, members of that board, and thirteen who

fact, that

Commit

the best way

were .not members.

Icession was,

would be to refer tt
with the view of a.

c!solutions: back to, the cpramittqe,
taiailig if they could not, brim

them .befoke
be at ()nee

theil forwarded s to. tla

Lerstpod this subject

Ding Act of

1854, cer=

pat on Frilar.

This was al

graving dock, it was to gc
application for Extension of time
It was then resolved. --that the appliCation shouldbe

declined

M s LLANEous

:A:letter was read from Nr; Thomas Jones, of the
Clarendon Newsr&m, making application for. permission
to rent the top part of the'docK-wall facing Waterloo-
road; and eitendirig.further northwards, for the purpose
of exhibiting notices .and other and addresses. of
LiverpoOl merchants and tradeSmen;
The CII4IRMAN----I Suppose,, declined. We have

refused all inch applicatioti;..
BOULT thouglt Ag.sy had better refer it. Tf they

could make money out' of

aeir, blaak walls, it would be

The CHAiitmix:—.

cry well, refer,it.

sTANCT7 TO: tptbA.TIONA

A. letter was read from Mr. William Forbes, stating
that an effort *as now ling, mad,e to erect National

SchOols, iii connection with St. Jzitues's

ca-eottates

arch, a

t Birkenhead,' and respectfully solicit,
c 'were at preSent 1,200
for whose instruction

ing aid frOrnlte board. The]
children at Cie Dock-cotta es
there was no adequate or perlllaliQnt provision

)ecii '

their estimated cost, in addition to the Government
criant. was 1.000-.

Mr: EVANS did not think they could entertain it

Mr. Mimi Act moved that:it. be, refeqed 'to St

Jommittee. ila taougnt ny tne new act tney
had liowey to grant aid to any charitable object.
•The CHATit,IAN-At the same time,
,we don't make
grants of that kind.
Mr._llusltmA seconded Mr, ilubback:a motion. They
took an immense: number' of lahourers from other dis-
tricts where educational' facilities abound ;, iud,.,from

Finance

. , . .
their fathers being at 'work is -tin isolated 'place, were
those ehildreit'to be dep'riyed of the blessings of iedup-

ever obtain it

He tho

ht they ought noCto Miss by

such an 'application,, *ithOut aacertainiva whether they

Could entertain it ornot. ' :
The CitAilnic4 asked under whose care those scholars
were to be"? 'Were they to be" Itornm Catholic. ChUrch
of -England, or Independent?' By granting the appli-
cation, they would be introducing rciigious discussions at
the board. No doubt thiS would be followed by .other
Applications, this side of ilac. water as. well as the:other.
EvANS said no one had niore're4pect for Mr.
he had-; he'.had never heard

'Bushel's opinions thai
anything so- wild aS'tli

dea he had Vare.wh oul

gentlemati eras biiilding• a lions
paid his workmen Well,- was
their children'g•edn,:!ation

a the country, and he

jng printiples' of social economy

Mr. 80-ULT said these v

of
Doak-

Now, 't