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

Elizabeth Wliitechapel, who had hem fined
Mr. Itoby appeared for the applicant, and the

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Joseph Smith, Wild-street, reported by Inspector
voice, as w e' have already remarked, is rich and meter
ucensc was continued. _
diOus, and' so ,wideDuggan as • the keeper of a night-house, which was
I 1 and so true in its range, as to givc frequented by prostitutes and their companions. •
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carry- with The license was further granted, with a'caution.
ervi William Christie, Hart-street, who had been fined
iin 1856 and 1853, for keeping open and permitting dis-
order in his house.

commensurate with

icr fine physical de

the artis

a. very iarge scope in rendering all the moods

of feeling, and b
for
her

ging.- them -in telling obser-ant

le:e she appeals to feeling she is plaintive,

persua

y or ,eircamstan

calls for exertion of the sterner qualities of fenthle nature.

she rises to the occasion wit

impressive and dignifiel

o command and justif

what may appear even the harshest dietat

3 of unre-

Here woul

!lent on the

in all the.-varied phases of feeling and passion, embodied streets
by the composer .in the chatacter of his pi•iing donna, The applicant hoped the magistrates would be lenient.
the CFLAIRM&N said they had no right to be lenient,
was evinced by lVfad'lle
,Tiliens in many and
.Opposing
but. they had a right to be just. A lusty, strong man
instances last night by the- delighted: audience, whO
marked their appreciation of her genius and musical like the applicant, , in the prime of life, it wasa shame to see him take such a course of making a liv-
culture by frequent and energetic plaudits. As ing. lie (the chairman) would rather break stones on
.
Ar4llgisa, Mad'lk " '
—she was effecti

vas mach 1110:

artistic

Her style of singing

andWii)er, than keep such a house.
The Publican said he would endeavour to do better

ind
.acting .sholyed a. happy .combinat

was admirab

SC CIIAIRMAN replied that the magistrates were,dis-

:re any complaints made against the house the license

with which 1

wombrful. eas,

i.e. can la

ch tones into effeetiv

pay particular attention to the place
'UT !I 1 • rn

Dperatiou

[on-roar

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. . e"---- --- —. ..u.i.,, .... Inoue open ror rne and Health Commit-
having been read,- and their confirmation moved,
fessionals. 0 Works
accommodation cf printers, musicians, and other pro-
tees
Mr. CAINE called attention to the state of Victoria-
The CHAIRMIN said the bench was not satisfied with road, New Brighton. He said it was in a vt,ry bad
the explanation. Respectable tradesmen residing in his state, from the accumulation of sand. He had ridden
and neighbourhood were not to he disturbed at night by him. • - through the street the other day, - found it in a most
If prostitutes did in -

is ever it was.
The matter was referred to the surveyor, to report upon,
and the proceedings were then confirmed.
From the proceedings of the Gas and 'Water Com-
mittee it appeared that, in consequence of-the report of
the surveyor that the sew works were not proceeding as
well as he could wish, the committee had determined
not to pay the contractors any money until the works
were proceeded with in a more satisfactory manner:.

Mr. HILL moved the confirmation of the proceedings,
and said the committee had.determined to recommend
to the board the acceptance of the followinc, tenders:-
-

Thompson, for the sinking of the Well ;
~.y of tanks, .Messrs. Melling; steel fittings,
Warein r, of Manchester ; gas pipes, Messrs.
Cowley, Sampson, and Co., of London. The tenders
the, erection of the engine were so -nlicated, that

the committee.idid not think themselves justified in
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consulta