The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11 00:00:00

iOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; That application is in-
tended to be made-to Perliament in the next .Sessinn for
leave to bring in one dr more Bill or Bills for' enabling the
Mayor, Aldermen-, and 13argesseS of the Borough of Liverpool
to open and widen Watem-street, FenWiek-street, Brunswick-
etreet, Agnew-court in James-street, the Quay on the east 'side
of Salthomise Dock,' South Castle-street, Hanover-street, Can-
ning-place, Shaw's-brow; Old Ilaymark,e, Lime-street, New
Hayinaiker; Saint John's-late, Bevington-hill, Gardner's-
TOW; MarYbone; Preeson's-row, Bold-street, Berry-street,
Brooks-square: Cooper's-row, Dale-street, Byrom-street, Tem-
ple'-street, Great 'Charlotte-street, Ranelagh-Street, Parker-
street; Church-street, Lendon-rorid,'Stafferd street, Great Ho-
nier-street, Queen;street, Laticelot'sshey. and Bath-Street, or
part orparts thereof, aiid to improve the Town of Liverpo6l in
and near the said. Streets, and other places respectively in the
aitl-Town. And for enabling the gaid'C'rporation to purchase
Landt; Tenetnente, and' Hereditanients, at the valuatione of
Juries' or otherwise, for•all or any of the purposes of opening,'
widening, and improving aforesaid. And to 'enable the said
Corporation to appropriate to the erection of Public Buildings
Land belonging to them, situate in and near Lime-street,
Islington, Shaw'sbrow, the New Haymarket, and Saint
JOhn's-lane, and comprising the sites of the Old Infirniary and
Lunatic Asylum, and to appropriate in like 'manner any other
Lands' and Ilereditaments of the said Corporation. And, by
the said Bill or Bills, it will be proposed that powers shall be
taken to raise money for the purposes of such opening, widen-
ing, and improVing, purcha.ses and 'erections as aforesaid; and
for altering and'athending an Act passed in.the twenty-first
year`of the reign Of his late Majesty King George the Second,
intituled, "An Aet for the building a Church in the 'rtisyn of
"Liverpool, in the 'County Palatine' of Lancaster, and for En-
" lightening and Cleansing the Streets.ef the said' ToWit, and
" for keeping and maintaining a'Nightly Watch there." And
an Act passed in the IWenty-eighth year of the reign of his late
Majesty King George the' Third, intituled, "'An Act for En-
" larging'and varying smile Of the powers contained in Certain'
" Acts of Parliament relating to' the Watching, Lighting, and
" the Streets and other placee within the Town of
" Liverpool, and for removing" and preventing Nuisances. and
" Annoyances therein." And an Act passed in' the second
year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Third,
intituled; ""An Act for building two new Churches and pro-
" viding. Buriallilaces within the Town of Liverpool, in' the
"County Palatine of Lancaster, and for the better preserving
" the Pavements of the Streets in the said Town, and for ascer-
" tainin'g the Fares and Prices to be paid Carters,, Carmen,
" Hackney Coachmen, and Chairmen, and for regulating their
" behaviour within the said Town." An Act passed in the'
twenty'-Sixth year of the neigh of his late Majesty King George
the Third', intituled, " An Act for opening, making, widening,
" and altering certain Streets, Passages, and Places within the
"Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster;
" for supplying the said' Town with_freeh and wholesome
" Mra.ter; for' removing and preventing Nuisances and An-
" noyances therein; fur appointine',additional Market-places,
and for extending so much ortrie-powers of an Act of the
" second year of his present Majesty as relates. to Hackney
Coachme it, Chairmen, Carters, and nirters, to a certain dis-
tance beyond the liberties of the said Town." An Act passed
in the nity-ninth year of the 'reign'of late Majesty King
George the Third, intittiled. "An-Act 'for abolishing' the pay-'
"ment of certain Tolls, irigates and ontgateS, collected
" at' the several entrances into the Town' of Liverpool; in, the
"Comity -of Lancaster, and of certain'Tolls and Stallage now
" payable in the markets and fair's' there. And for granting.
etlierV9lis and Stallage in lieu thereof; amid for the better
iegid,imi,) of the said 'Markets and Fairs." An Act passed
in the first year of the reign of hie late Majesty King •George
"the Fourth, intituled " An* Act for reviving, extending, end
"'varyi-rig 1 ,e powers' of an Act passed in the tWenty-sixth
,
"year of hi. late Majesty King George the Third, for ntaking
" and widening certain Streets; Passages, and Places in the'
Town of Liverpciol, in the :Connty Palatine. of Lancaster;
" and for several. other purpoSes in the said Act 'men-.
" tioned; and also' for further iniproving the said Town."
An Net passed in the sixth 'veer of the reign of his said late
Majest v-King George the Fourth, intituled,," An Act for the •
bettec regulation Of Buildings in the ToWn of Liverpool; in
"the'CountY Palatine of Lancaster'," and ftir authorizing the
"'Making of Bye-laws, Rules, and Regulations for Vessels
"frequenting the DoCks,- Basins, and 'Quays belonging to the
"Corporation there." An'Act passed in the seventh year of
the reign of his late-Majesty King George.the Fourth, intituled,
"Au Act for widening and improving certain' Streets in the
"Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, for
" the further prevention of Nuisances and Annoyances in the
"said Town ; for the regulation' of Weighing Machines,
" Weights'and Measures, and the establiehinent of a Fire Po-
" lice therein." And an Act passed in the'Session of the fifth
and 'sixth sears of the' reign of hie 'present 'Majesty, intituled,'
" An Act for altering, amending. and extending the powers and
"provisions of an Act of the. sixth year of his late Majesty
" King. George the Fourth, for the regubitiun of Buildings in
"the Town of Liverpool; and for the other purposes therein
'"nientioned; and for' granting further and additional powers
" fot the Unproven-lent and regulation of Ilia said Town, and time
" preservation of property therein from Fires, and otherwise."
And forthe extension of thcf period of seven years by the said
Act allowed, as,to powers, clauses, limitatiens, and provisions
therein mentioned, so. far as the same relate to purposes therein
referred to, and for altering and amending an Act passed in the
Session of the sixth and seventh years of the reign of his pre-
sent Majesty, intituled, "An Act for extending and improving.
"the maintenance of the Fire Police in the Borough of Liver-
," pool." And for enlarging and consolidating the several'pow-
ers and authorities in the said several Acts contained, and for
extending the said several Acts so altered and amended. and the
powers and authorities thereof so enlarged and consolidated be-
yond the Berough of Liverpool, as the same was meted and
bounded at the respective times of the passing thereof, so as to
include the whole of the Borough of Liverpool, as the Metes
;Ind bounds thereof are now extended and limited 'by' an Al.
Massed in the SeSeion of the fifth and sixth years of the reign o
this nre,sent Majesty, intitated, "An Act- to provide for9!,re-
gulation 91 Municipal Cprporations in England and pales.,,
ake
!And for enabling' the Council of the said BOrough to
n
`'live-laws, the better to efreet any of the purposes of
rtltihe saide
times
Acts, so extended as aforesaid. -And for reguiating
and plaCes of payment of Wages of Mechanics,
'
LaCou rers
said
Bo and
Sahel. Persons weekly or otherwise-einployed in th e -
irough. 'And for enabling the Council of the said Borough to
Snake BVe-laws the better to enforce such regulation-,
tAnd.fer
ml
iving 6) Justices of the Peace a discretionarytienr)nteur
be
gate penalties of Bye-la we now made, " heit."e rewrite de
by the Council of the said Borough, under t potters
hr any further powers to he proposed by tame said Bill or Bilis.
Anil for the better and mote sumnmary olinuning
,pesseSsion of
till Sliitp Stnnd.. Stalls, Benches, and other convenienees
erected, or hereafter to fie eteeted iii any FAirs orMarkets now
or lei (-after established-by thesaid:Couneil, unjustly withheld
after notice or otherwise.
And for the
,liater and more sum-
.
'nary recovery of Tolls, Staltage Dues, I Customs, anti
other Revenue of the Corponition: And for authorizing,
the payment of the Clerks to the Magistrates of the said Bo-
rough, by fixed Salaries in lieu of Fees. 'and for the payment or
application of such Fees as the Commit mai', 'clireid.
RD.
kriLILIFFE;
Town-clerk of Liverpool, Solicitor.