The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-06 00:00:00

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bert, with her lilajesty's steamer Asp, uridei the command
of Lieutenant Akiridge, R.N., (both now ling at Donag-
badee Pier) intend: to connect this line witlrthe 28 miles
of iron wire on boatid the Albert, and run across• to Port-
o'-Spital the first fivowable opportunity. Itis.gratifying
to learn that so great was the perfection of the coiling,
that the entire distance- was actually payed out from the
hold of the Albert without even the assistance!of a- single

Belfast Chronicle.
KELLY v. BIRCH.—gMBEZZLEMENT.—Thit3" ettS6, came
&a rather untimely conclusion in the Queen's- Bench, on
Friday. Counsel for they plaintiff requested to, hsve- the
case postponed, on account of Mr. Murphy, a matvial wit-
ziess, being absent in London. He had gone there; to se-
crite-the attendance of same: others also, as sooty. as the-
prosecutrix knew that the trial was fixed for that. day.
The-Chief Justice refused the- application, unless thwap-
plitunt would pay the costs. of the day. On this- being,
deelihed. the Court said it yeas evident that it MIR" (411 ft

individual

ITHE CHARGES AGAINSI
CILLOR BRADLEE

MR. COUN

DIE COMMitt

met on Tt

) agree upon tne

present to the(

-
Luna. to-morrow

report which they art
(Wednesday), of the recent investigation into the charges
brought against Mr. Bradley by Mr. Hodson. It will be
recollected that the councillor for Vauxhall Ward was
with promising to use his influence to endeavour
ms constituents relieved from the payment

I char

of his water rate, provided he would vote for the candi-
date that Mr. Bradley supported at the last municipal
election. After three or four meetings, extending over
many. hours, and the hearing of a number of witnesses on
each side, the committee have agreed to their report.
The document is at .present sealed, and under lock and
key ; while it has however-transpires

vtting that tU

hat the committee
is also understopd

unanimously agreed

a re,
they were equally unanimous i
weight of evidence compelled tl
elusion that the allegations had
mittee consists of the &Rowing members c
Mr. J. B. Moore, (chairman,) Mr. Hugh Hort
Holm), Mr. George Holt, Mr. C, Turner,
M'Guffie, and Mr. T. Dover.
It will be seen, by the following communication, a coN
of which has been forwarded to each member of the
Council, that more than ordinary importance is attached

to the Col

ri to con

peen. prove,

The col?

the CQlulu!,

to the report of the committee :
Town•hall, Liverpool, Ist Dec.,
.1953
—The special committee appointetl to Ingo
forroxi sen;nct kir itrndkw_ hnve aereed

DEAR SI

a report, which will loi; deposited in Mr. 7foppiiig's office,
Town-hall, for the inspection of members of the Council, on
Saturday morning next, and during Monday and Tuesday
next.
In order that members of the Council may have in el);
I am directed by the committee to inform
portunity of perusing and considering the evidence adduces%
transcript of the short-hand writer's notes of the proceedings
will be deposited in Mr. Topping's office, for their informs'"
tion, to-morrow, (Friday,) rend wilt remain there units
Tuesday evening next.-1 am, youra faithfully,
ycn that the
WM. Sit tyrri.Ewo H, Town-clerk.
, the casc.. will now be taken to the
Court of Queen's Bench.

is rumoured that

THE STRIZES

PANBto/C—
-ni Assothal

-The adjourned meeting of
the AlanUftli"
It-km, held at the Bull Hotel, an TYlirt.3oYrii
forward to by many vritit the anticipaci,
~...e measure might be adopted. which wed lead
let arttilitei
a termination of this protracted disputeror a
should hare-the- effect of bringing the contending 131" "tie
together. They were, however, &Sappointe;
Fropounded being those agreed foun the 4th of
November;-with only this addition,—that those opeve!lves
who arc ditposed- to accept employment Might reg'situ'e!
their names' on and. after yesterday. Judging from
e
tone of the weekly reports and the spirit vinced by the
operatives at7their- meetings, there seems little likebi.lood
at present a a- resumption of work on these oondition_e•
The receipts thiS week for the unemployed include ga°
from tha amargalnated• society of engineers ; £lOO fr°lll
the shipwright- of LiVerpool; £2O from the sailtnaker,
of that port ; and £2O- from the London corli-=cutters,
But while contributions are pouring in from- rarl°ll-4
trades in all parts' of the kingdom, the resources of the
factory-workers in the manufaettuing districts, who have
hitherto been the mainstay of this movement, are-belig
considerably crippled. by many of them being put .uP°ll'

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was
that sot

short time.
On Saturday afteruuoi