Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-28 00:00:00

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BLAKEY BROTHERS' GUINEA LACE BOOT
FOUND, on Monday Evening, a French Poodle 13itaic d
The owner may have it by applying at 47, Mersey-streetwl
paying expenses.

NOTICE.--I hereby give notice that I will nt7,
accountable for any Debt or Debts my wife, Emma „,
may contract from this date.—JAMES KNOX, St. Doming' 3sB
Liverpool, April 25, 1859.

NOTICE.,—Any person having a WILL, or any °th o
Papers, of the late Mr. GEORGE ALCOCK, is requotedlor,
communicate with the undersigned.—Robert Frodsham, Olio g 0
16, South Castle-street.

PARISP, --
H OF LIVERPOO.D • the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Polling ulVri sed
odovring motion and Amendment thereon, which were Pli be
at the Annual General Vestry, held on Easter Tuesday, it oon,
resumed To-morrow (Thursday), at Ten o'clock in the fol
at the Sessions House, South Chapel-street.

MOTION. stoef
Proposed by Mr. Churchwarden Jones, seconded by Mr• i Ret
Se
Denton, " Ihat Mr. Thomas Henry Satchel be appointed a
Vestryman for three years."

AMENDMENT. Mel
Proposed by Mr. Middlehurst, seconded by Mr. Walter
"That Mr. James Chesney be so appointed in place of
Satchell."
The following is the result of to-day's poll : _

Persons

For Mr. Satchell
For Mr. Chesney

Majority for Mr. Satchell 16 75
Liverpool, 27th April, 1859. ,
HENRY J. HAGGER, Acting

- LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. CO*
4SPECIAL MEETING of the GENERAL
aries'
MITTEE of this Institution will be held at the Dis Pen; ssi
8-e, Leith-offices' Moorfields, on Thursday, the 12th ..dr° 00'
next, at Two o'clock, for the purpose of ELECTING an 'seath
RARY, MEDICAL OFFICER to fill up a vacancy at the
Dispensary.
Candidates must possess either a Decree in Medicine froth,
British University, or a Diploma from London, Dublin, Min" AN,
or Glasgow. Gentlemen intending to offer themselves for T,ece"oe-
are requested to deliver their applications and diplomas, a itruidaY
to the Secretary, at the Dispensaries' Office. on or before Statioa
next, the 30th instant, at Noon, after which time no OP"'
can be received. , to tbe,
N.B.—Candidates will please to observe that, accoraiojW
recent alteration in the Rules, the Election of Honorary
..„or.S,
Officers is now vested in the Committee, instead of the Gove':0111
as heretofore; and the Committee have also resolved that the?, but
not sanction a personal canvass on the part of the Candidat.e,;,
that the Candidates may accompany their applications wisu.
statement of their claims, or any testimonials they may the
for the inspection of the Committee.
By order of the General Committee,
J. WHITBY WILLIAMS,
Liverpool, 16th April, 1859
THE

Secretaff'

PROSPECTUS.
LIVERPOOL REFORM CLUB.

ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, three
well built Dwelling-houses, pleasantly situated on the Breck-
road. Each contains two parlours andkitchen on the ground floor,
cellar kitchen, 'and four good bed rooms, all let, and producing 751.
. per annum Tenure copyhold of inheritance; price only 1,0701.
For further particulars apply at the offices, 13A. Basnett-street,
corner of Leigh-street.
Lot 220.

CLUB HOUSE, 17, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
The LIVERPOOL REFORM CLUBNOW hasOPEN been established foryetheettre;
pose of disseminating political knowledge, by means of ',meat °'
Lectures, Discussions, and otherwise; and for the advano_ebial.
enlightened Legislation, Parliamentary, Municipal, and F4'-'
DEFINITE OBJECTS.
I.—To carry out the Policy of 'Free Trade, and to resist
all attempts to reverse it.
2.-I'o obtain an equitable system of Parjamebt...AarY
Representation ; an extension of the suffrage ;
protection to the Elector in the independent exer-
eise of the Franchise.
3.—To promote the honest and enlightened adnulli. 'still-
tion of Loc ,1 and Municipal affairs.
4.—To act as the Organ for the expression of liberal
;nion.
It is intend opied that the Club shall be provided with News 11°°° , othe
and Public Committee Meeting Rooms together with
may Conti accommodation as the Council from time to time th 111 e
necessary for the convenience of the members, in ordora_ools
Reformers of Liverpool may be induced habitually tp.._sra' ear-
ogether for the discussion of public measures and Pulat,__con;
I expose abuses,. and confer and co-operate for their remedy' of
stitute a rallying point from which the agitation of measure
to the
reform can be directed,—and generally to render effective a
eleeti°°
Liberal party of each ward during the various contested
therein. it is Prfo;
In order to promote the expression of public opini°l4.,,ider t r
posed to hold Periodical Meetings of the members, to roit,,,„ai, of
various political topics of the day, whether they be o,a,"wvirerebi-
more immediately connected with the Town of Liverpreinteasura:,._
the opportunity will be afforded of publicly discussing .I,l_ nicipsl;o4
and the Representatives, whether Parliamentary, ffiiu
the "Pre
Parochial, will have the advantage and benefit of
opinions of their contituents.
trea .t
has
individualas Thebee enntl oi absencesrnegelcommunicationt ;
and t andh ecbouentttsuee,
utter
between
wanteol of ss
Electors,
organisation
power,
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outes
:bi
lit;
dheaspribLend tahueoLwiebdertualrpeamrtlin, ofulutkusreoawlus.ti eTnhgtehse,,baeucadruconisteeutdohyraitlieg.e:ttsi:kn:
is expected the Council will afford easy means of
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advantages of such an institution must be tomanifest.."
the C°"°e
torrect
an interest in public affairs, and cannot fail to merit the
the
tion and support of the great body of the Reformerasure, the "i, is
On questions of a political and parliamentary n t
tution will' 1 be
operation of the centralised force of such an
hoped, be bAessroeociougtziuseadlreasadya
ingreexaitstaenudue
_four
------- 6m4 feting with its valuable labours and usefulness.
cil of sixtyu. no
TIA OR SALE, a six octave cottage Piano-forte, for five guineas ; a The management of the Club is vested in aCO
the Club lo P ...0 r -
X' little old-fashioned, but suitable for a learner. Also, a members,—one half elected from the body of
__,___,s, in proy-
splendid 61 octave ditto, in walnut case, 21 guineas, at J. Howard's meeting assembled, and the remainder from the 11 arils,
t • O.
24m25
piano-forte, harmonium, and universal music depot, Cross-street, existence, withoutPowerfulills
tion of two from each Ward in the Town. .
Market-square, Birkenhead.
responsibility of members will be limited to t
TO be Disposed ot, in one lot, by tender, a quantity of • • the
rolled at
X desks, work ,boxes, leather writing cases, dressing writing übscriptions
The Club will be registered under the Limited Liability Ao '._
tiniauauxiyliauraYy ttler..
purses, lady's fitted reticules, bags, companions, china vases, Ton- temporary uffices of the Club, where further informata "
cases, P t ses may be had, and members' nanliees aeninounot_:::ebe
bridge ware articles, &c., the property ofa tradesman declining that
brallal of business. See referenc list, Yorfhorn Zymeg office. 6m4 i girCr C44' 13y order of the Council,
_____ Hen, see.
THOMAS COPE.

ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, a pair
of semi-detached Villas, beautifully situated at Rainhill, con-
taining each three entertaining and six bed rooms, bath, and water
closet, kitchen, butler's pantry, wine cellars, wash house, and gar-
dens. Tenure Leasehold, 75 years from 1856. Price 1,0501.
Lot 226.

ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell, by Private Contract, three
capital Dwelling-houses, close to Cabbage Hall. The omnibus
passes the doors. Each house contains two kitchens, two parlours,
drawing room, four bed rooms, bath and water closet, butler's
pantry, &c., all let, and producing 1141. per annum. Tenure free-
hold of inheritance ; price 1,6501.—F0r further particulars apply
at the offices, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.