Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

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the report detailed a representation which had b
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ii)pled, and theiriilaerference paralyzed

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borough members—Messrs. Horsfall and Ewart—to
whom the trade owe a deep debt of gratitude ; and the
result has been, that government have decided that in
future no billets shall be issued to recruiting parties,
but an allowance will be made to them to provide their
own lodging, so that the licensed victuallers will now
be entirely relieved of another palpable injustice."
The report had also the tollowing paragraph :
" Great complaints having been made to the committee
in respect to the system of giving over-measure in ales,
they. issued a circular to the trade on the subject, urging
upon them the necessity of discontimiing the practice,
and intimated their intention to wait upon parties who
are in the habit of giving over-measure. The com-
mittee are sorry to state that they have not been able
effect the desired object. and thernfore_ under thp.,-,

I am, sir, yOurs very truly,.
Liverpool, Scpt. Ist, 1859,

INDIGNATION

CRICKET.

TO TILE EDITOR OP TUE NOETI[EILN DAILY TIMES

Sin—l
t may not generally be known that, on Wednes-
day next; the 7th inst., the " Eleven of All England" em-
bark from here for America, where they are going to

play four or six contests against the Twenty-two best
cricketers that can be found to compete against them.
This is certainly a new feature in the annals of cricket ;
and that eleven such great champions (for they really
are the best men in England) should be allowed to de-

Rover
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cumstances, they can only again call upon the trade to
use their best exertions, individually, to put a stop to a
system which all candidly admit to be both ruinous and

part silently from our shores to contest for the honour
and glory of our native land, would indeed be a re-
proach to all lovers of this national and splendid game.

The Dane

M. Pliillippc
Ancient Brit(

-From the benevolent fund account it appeared that
the receipts during the year, including £BOO 16s. Id. in
the bank, amounted to £1,673 15s. Bd., and the expen-
diture to £1,616 12s. 7d., leaving a balance of £57 3s. Id.
The trade fund account showed the receipts to be
£147 12s. 2d., and the expenditure to be £342 Bs. 2d.,
leaving a balance of £32 4s.
Mr. ATKINSON moved the adoption of the report,
which was seconded by Mr. ALLISON, and carried.
Mr. Thomas FOSTER proposed a vote of thanks to
the chairinan for his services wiring the past year, and
Mr. WILLIAMSON seconded the motion, which was un-
animously agreed to.
The CHAIRMAN returned thanks for the compliment.
The following gentlemen were then appointed as
members of committee for the ensuing year :—Messrs.
:William Coward, Thomas Jones, Henry Curwen, Henry
Ifornby, William Glover, Charles Batton, and William
'Crain°.

Hoi) Merchant

celebrated William Clarke established the All England
Eleven for the purpose of playing against Twenty-twos,

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manly conduct, in addition to their powers, that their
popularity has increased with time ; and we doubt not
that, having beaten everything at home, our Trans-
atlantic friends will find that the invasion of America by,
All -1-3 7 -7 1.- Lk I. •

Rising Sun

All Engiana Has, tills time at any rate, been effaetea
with skill, and each victory rendered decisive, by the
assistance of another "Julius etcsar." As .ivornnnl

Adulation

wawa tney will see, is It
not a duty we cricketers owe, that some parting
demonstration worthy of the town should be given
those who deserve our esteem and good Wishes so
highly ? Surely it is not too late. Let 'some of
our leading gentlemen, such as Mr. W. Lougton, Mr.
W. Horner, Mr. Whitmore, and others,' put their
shoulders to the whecl. and it will dotibllesr; hr. (Innn_

Beatrice

Naughty Boy

thein
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_ Mr. WAnnixEn proposed that Thomas Clarke, Esq.,
be re-elected as treasurer to the association.
Mr. Rooxin seconded the motion, which was unani-
mously
. We eve of their departure for a strange land 3000 miles I koiro"rs,,
adopted.otio n of Mr. Atkinson, seconded by Mr.
away, and across a tempestuous ocean, which norm of
Blue Jaciet Calderbank
. , Mr. Rmer was re-appointe& solicitor. . them- kas ever yet seen ; and how
great tendency it East Langton
n.
a Mr. 11,1,‘
the American Royal Soverei.•ll
It retuned thanks ; and, in doinr, So, ex- . would have to elevate them in the eyes ofNewcastle '
pressed his ' • •
to them in
gratification at the society so facr giving people, when they read of the honour paid King-at-Arms
expression to the appreciation of his past services as Co their own country. Defender
l. t him
this subject if your. Pensioner
honoraryhad than paying ; but he rejoiced in that fact/ as it space would admit ; but as it is to be hoped these hints Alazzli-4
clearly proved that the Licensed Victuallers' Association will betaken •
up in the propel q , ,
• n•ifter I will conclude Gorsehdl
Dispute
Twas composed of gentlemen who did not often require with urging that, if nothing is done as suggested, it will magnum
s- services from any breach of the law. 'He be as little as the cricketers• of Liverpool could J
-0, to Gallus
Magistrates. As a body, then was not a more such an oration as they will not speedily forget.—l Grans Secret
re-skeetalolc class of men than the licensed victuallers. remain yours respectfully, ANGLICUS. Julia

How gratifying to their feelings would it be to convey
with them the account of the tribute paid to them on

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