The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-23 00:00:00

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Head-ache so very prevalent with the sex ; e pita..oo
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bloom to the complexion. To Mothers they a_r!_ken dur. j,
ane
recommended as the best medicine that can be l'uneciu ow.
pregnancy ; and for children of all ages they ante the ref,ect.
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mendation of a mild operation with the most succe.reottLe,
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on the Government Stamp.

los,lntendedlO be made to Parliament, in the Se;s ion of 1853,
ACt to repeal the Local and Personal Act, fifth of Vic-
strei',,chenter forty-four, commonly known in Liverpool and
Ne"after referred to as "The Health Act," and to re-enact,
ati(o,,et to certain alterations, additions, and amendments, all
Dtol,'!. e Of the provisions of the said Act, and to make further
ist filtc,n touching the construction, alteration, repair, fencing
up, removal', and regulation of buildings, excava-
' and other works for or connected with buildings, or of a
topethiFure thereto; within the Borough of Liverpool, and also
Stlieriag the materials and foundations of buildings, and all
Nati seatters incidental thereto, or otherwise in any manner
tliosng to buildings, excavations, or works, as aforesaid ; and
111iigeching interm'ents of the dead within the said Borough,
n'',atnend, so far as may be rendered necessary by the re-
the said Act, such of the provisions of the Local and
vi acts,6th and 7th Victoria, cap. 109, and 7th and Bth
Nrja
cap. 51, as would be affected by such repeal.
It is proposed by the said intended Ar.l, to extend,
Ott „1, enlarge, and regulate the powers and duties of Survey-
kbZtßuildings within the said Borough, and to authorize the
tikTntinent of Official Referees, to decide, determine, or
,aitlitt,s_in relation to the construction or alteration of buildings,
uttierwera for regulating the payment of such Surveyors and
4% al Referees, and enforcing compliance with their orders,
de„And for determinations.
, i proposed by the said intended Act, to make various
ra,-;',,Onss in the Local and Personal Act, 9th and 10th Vic-
cnapter 197 (commonly known in Liverpool and herein-
INtleferred -to, as the " Sanitary Act,,,) with respect to
sewerage, and drainag,e, within the said Borough, and
,9etedir,ge, rate, or assess the owners of lands, buildings? and
'Ster;a.ments with the cost of sewers, sewerage, and drainage
:Re% 'aln cases, and to direct the application of such charges,
,sitry ler assessments, and to repeal the provisions of the Sani-
4oro'ct, enabling the occupiers of property within the said
11,tth to deduct one-half of the sewer rate levied upon and
4lch"Y such occupiers from any rent payable to the owner of
10 de oPerty, and in lieu thereof to authorize such occupiers
net the whole, or a larger proportion than one-half, of
eZwer rate, from the rent payable by such occupiers, and
viand the period limited by the Sanitary Act during which
naira;°r, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the said Borough are
01spoeu tn pay a certain annual sum of money for sewerage
Cltti4", within the Parish of Liverpool, and to alter the ap-
„'sst,',°fli directed by the Sanitary Act, of moneys arising from
~`tl"`es levied and received by virtue of that Act, and from
ttid ef dirt, dust, night-soil, and filth ; and to authorize the
glfil'oyor, Aldermen, and Burgesses to expend such moneys
lepde execution of works by the Sanitary Act or the said in-
still(' Act directed or authorised to be executed by them ;
Dltrta enable the said Mayor, Aldermen, and. Burgesses, to
I~hnut ase or lease and to hold lands or in or
the limits of the said Bormigh, e.buildingssementswith or privi-
lekverc!er or upon lands or buildings, for sewerage, drainage,
and other uroes.
rtttihlL is Proposed byp the s s
aid intended Act to alter or amend
;tetelr of the provisions of the Sanitary Act with respect to
pavine, and streets, and other places, whe-
t, - elf
.?pyrays or not, and to make further and liettr provi-

I+;' with'
tied . respect thereto, and to extend the provisions con-
,f!ie end
the sections of the Sanitary Act, from 39 to 43inclu-
f.rom 102 to 104 inclusive. to sewering and draining, as
,tid ~e)'elling, forming, paving., flagging, and other purposes.
rovisi,"' is proposed by the said Intended Act to make further
roviß"ns as to laying out and making streets, and to alter the
tt3tt„.s of the Sanitary Act, with respect o fixing the level
Drr',;.',,R and measuring the' idth of streets, t
and with respect
shlo' hog and constructing, cleansing and repairing, or dis.
rtiesing' house-drains, wsater-closets, urinals, cess-pools,
as-h-pits and other works of the like nature, in or near
otT connexion with houses, warehouses, manufactories,
tado(i to er erections, already bnilt or hereafter to be built ;
toMake Dew provisions, and to give the Council of the
ltter,.r°ligh further powers, in respect to all or any such

Att".° it
rroposed by the said intended Act to make further
I,;!lerv,i_rl for preventing nuisances, whether from smoke or
:111, .ste• and for enforcing the. use of furnaces and fire-places
in•te„`,oe said Borough, and in steam-vessels. on the River
it tit, constructed on a principle for consuming or prevent-
°lce• and for enforcing the raising or altering of chirn-
kliqier the adoption of other means for the prevention of
orAnd annoyance from smoke, gas, .cr vapour.
Olier` is Propossd by the said intended Act to repeal, extend,
4,letori2 so much of the Local and Personal Act sth and Ctli
hte a, chapter 10E3, (commonly known in Liverpool,
rreinafter referred to as the Improvement and Po-
Zretitic,!>) as relates to the removal of night soil or other
:e Matter, and to obstructions, nuisances, and annoy-
, tile A'o the streets and thoroughfares, and also to amend the
t:liltin"..e.t and the Sanitary Act by inserting provisions for pre-
proiblibiury to carriage ways and footways within the said
oihsq, especially by er.iforcing the construction of proper
h.earr;_s• and by prohibiting the driving, drawing, or wheeling
"iarjof!es or other vehicles over or along such footways, and
hAtid for the recory of damages for injury thereto.
vilvigi 'is Proposed byve the said intended Act to make further
on with respect to the licensing and regulation of public
licloPof every description in use within the said Borough,
Raged
abortives, conductors, and otheys in charge of pr ern-
81140 the same. and for regulating the dimensions of
ete( s, Carts, and other such-like vehicles, and the loading
°lice and to amend the Sanitary Act and Improvement and
oflitid?p with reference to all or any of such matters.
thirid, is Proposed by the said intended Act to give the owners
; epee :Ind other greater powers and facilities as against
tOm A°Piereof for carrying into effect the provisions of
and of the Sanitary Act, and to make provision for
►oih"!sation in respect of damage done to houses, buildings,
, ‘til hereditatnents, by works authorized or to be author-
-44(1/r the Sanitary Act • the 1 intended
salt Act.
I,:ta is proposed by the said intended Act to make provi-
kitati preventing over-crowding in places used for human
nit, on, and to repeal or alter such of the provisions of the
:!N•i•„..i.Y Act - - - -

..of; as require a notice to be given of the provisions
lip, Prohibiting the occupation of cellars previous to a con-
pr for offending, against such provisions, and to extend,
,
enlarge such provisions, and to fix pecuniary pe-
a44cpr the breach thereof, and of such new provisions, and
!(I(‘,lLol,her provisions, with respect to places used or in-

Ic Oti oe used for human hatntation.
th„!s also proposed by the said intended Act to repeal or
Hllth arid Slat
.sections of the
acmeSanit Act remiiring
__k,:ciuncil to give notice and bold eting prior. to
Olot:"_:1,,l(tr.g, or abandoning certain works, and empowering
4,ke :1,-,grieved thereby to appeal against the same, and to
tar provisions in lieu thereof.
).11 e„t 's Proposed by the said intended Act to enable the
7lte "'licit to make -bye-laws touchinc, all, or any of the
St_ herein before contained—or which' maybe desirable o'

"ti4irver for ensuring or securing the safety, health, comfort, or
ou
,etice of the inhabitants and others within the said
kit tl it i
Proposed by the said intended Act to repeal or
tthe ~34th section of the Improvement and Police Act t•e-
-1i,,Nit,,,,.1ke " Liverpool Police Relief Fund," and to authortze
"itsliment, maintenance, and support of a Superannua.
in!l for the officers and men, now or hereafter, belongins
3/41.verpool Constabulary Force, and for the relief of their

416.4171)do:;;, and children, by means of stoppages from, and
f''ations by such officers and men, and by payments to
JO by or on behalf of the Borough, out of the Borough
b,,)d,,,,4 otherwise, and by means of the payments, inte.rest,
11 gi;g, and profits, now made or payable to the said Liver-

tiP l'al-1„oe Relief Fund ; and for regulating sucn auperannua-
iip", and the investment of moneys payable thereto, by
thAaeointnient of Trustees and otherwise.
1.:,14t.ia Proposed by the said intended Act further to amend
4.ita taiions of the Sanitary Act, and of the Improvement and
2Po, and of the Local and Personal Act 21 George 11.,
4tt), eon,
I. "
n, monly known in Liverpool as " The Lighting
to authorize the Council of the said Borough to
itq or tfio!nmittees, and delegate to such committees all or
Vtidect e‘ir powers for carrying the said Acts and the said
liaratr,Dext into execution ; and to authorize. the Council
14toaait mound with the owners of Tenements within the said
Ott,,thiq A'°,r all or any of the rates chargeable by virtue of
Iti)-:ision''°lB, or of the said intended Act, and to make better
taaoL tett for the recovery of rates and compositions for rates
Act or due under or by virtue of the provisions of
Ititet,b'eyosresictively ; and with respect to the borrowing
of
A'eourity of the rates by the Sanitary Act, oi the said
'4Volte,,"ot, authorized to be levied, and to.paying off money
and to registering and transferring mortgages, or
der~iaerelating to such mortgages.
will IS lIEREBY ALSO GIVEN, that copies of
oiria•'i" be deposited at the Private Bill Office of the House
dated tr, on or before the 31st aof December next.
is 15th day of Novemberd, 1y 832.
WM. SHUTTLEWORTH,
Town-Clerk of Liverpool,
Solicitor for the intended Act.

IN PARLIAMENT,

-SESSION, 1853