The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-01 00:00:00

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BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,
W. WALLACK CURRIE, E3q., • ayor
THE COURT of PASSAGE, for tl. IItIAL of CIVIL
CAUSES, will be held in the Co •t
-room, on the south
side of Chapel•street, on "hiI'IISDAY, the 7th day of July next,
Teu o'clock iu the Forenoon.
RICHARD RADCLIFFE,
Town-clerk and Registrar.

funs 20th, 1836.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
AT a MEETING of the INHABITANTS ASSESSED
and CONTRIBUTING to the RELIEF of the POOR
within the TOWN of LIVERPOOL, held in the PAROCHIAL
CHAPEL of our LADY and ST. NICHOLAS, ill the said Town,on
THURSDAY, the 3Uth day Of June, 1836, (pursuant to notice duiy
published, according to the directions of the Act for the tinter
Paving and Sewerage of the Town of Liverpool,) for th rpose
of nominating and choosing such and so many C missioners
as would be requisite to supply the subsist in • •ancies in the
number of Commissioners, according to th rovisions of the
said Act.

The Reverend AUGUSTUSCAMPBELL, one of the Rectors,

in the Chair.
A Summary or Report of the Receipts and Expenditure of
the Commissioners, for the year ending 2lth June, 18.3 ti, was
laid before the Inhabitants, as directed by the Act, and read.
It being reported to this Meeting that of the fifteen Commis-
sioners required to be nominated and chosen by the Inhabitants
Assessed and Contributing to the Relief of the Poor within the
Town of Liverpool, there were seven vacancies, occasioned by
the disqualification, by non-attendance, of Mr. John Barton,
Mr. George Batton trlam, Mr. James Foster, and Mr. George
Robinson, and by the retirement by ballot, iu pursuance of the
proyisionsof the Act, of Mr. William Birkett, Mr. Juhu Holmes,
and Mr. James Lawrence.
It was moved by JOHN Hotguss, Esq., seconded by JOSEPH
GIBBONS, Esq., that the following Gentlemen be choseu Com-
missioners to supply such vacancies:—
In the place of
Mr. John Barton..disqualified..Mr. Richd. Houghton.
Mr. Geo. Barton Irlam „ ..Mr. Geo. Barton Mum.
Mr. James Foster „ ..Mr. James A.spinall..
• Mr. George Robinson „ r. Ambrose Lace.
Mr. Wiliiam Ltirkett ..retired..Mr. William Birkett.
Mr. John Holmes „ r. Saint. Johnson.
Mr. James Lawrence ~ ..Mr. Godfrey Barnsley.
The motion being put and carried, the above Lamed Gentle-
men were declared duly elected.

AUGUSTCIS CAMPBELL, Chairman.
The Chairman having retired,
Resolved,—Thdt the thanks of this meeting be presented to
he Rev. Recto' Campbell, for his impartial conduct to tht chair.
ED W.D. G. D EAN E, Cierk to the Commissioners.

ASUMMARY of the ACCOUNTS of the COMMISSION-
ERS under the Paving and Sewerage Ad with the
PARISH of LIVERPOOL, from the 2-4th June, 1835, to the
20th June, IS3ti

Paving and New
Received. Old Sewers. Sewers.
To Balance as per last Account in the £. s. d. £. a. d.
hands of the Treasurer 4 15 11
Amount as per last Account due to
the New Sewers
Paving Rate for 18.35,
collected at Bd. in the
pound £l2lll 12 6
Paving Rate for 1834,
collected at Bd. in the
pound..• 5919 15 2
Paving Rate for 1833,
collected at Bd. in the
pound 241 1 5
—17372 9 i

Sewerage Rate 1835,
collected at 4d. in the
pound 6056 0 0
Sewerage Rate 1834,
collected at 4d. in the
pound 2539 0 2
Sewerage Rate 1833,
collected at 4d. in the
pound

125 18 3

Amount received from the Corporation,
being an Annual Sum agreed to be
paid by them in lieu of Paving and
Repairing certain Streets and Sewers 5000 0 0
Amount received from Ditto. being an
Annual Sum agreed to be paid by
them, to be applied for the use of the
New Sewers only
Fines received for breaking Pave-
ments, &c.
To Amounts received from
The Bootle Witter Com-
pany fur Paving .£239 11 5
The Liverpool Gas Light
Company • 408 5 6
The New Gas and Coke
Company ..... 3BB 7 0
Sundries for Paving . 158 12 7
Paving Stones 48 13 1
Crossing Do.. 111 16 2
Flagging .... 39,9 15 8
/It Soughing .... 26 18 0
Branch Sewers 61 13 0

2 5 0

1773 12 3
Sunderies on Account of the Sewer
in Trowbridge-street
To Amount due Leylaud
and Bußins £lolo 7 11
Amount due to the New
Sewerage Account per
Contra • 1360 12 7
2371 0 6

£2652-1 2 9 11548 7 8

Paid.
By Amount as per last Ac-
count due Leyland and
Boning £2096 6 11
Do. as per last Account
due to the New Sewers 1910 5 9

4006 12 8

PAVING, FLAGGING, OLD SEWERS, &C.
13y Amount paid for
Pay iou rs'. La houret B', and
Excavators' Wages—.E739l 2 8
Paving Stones, Breakers,
and Square Setts 4O-14 19 8
Crossing Stones and Cut b
Stines
Flags 2431 7 0
Flagging, and Masons'
Wages repairing Flags 1006 13 10
Soughing and Repairing
Old Sewers and Watch-

men's Wages
Sough Gratings ..
Cartage of Materials
Iron Work, and Repaititg
l'uols,&c. for Workmen 203 10 10
Wheelwrights' Works
Pluqibers' and Glaziers'
Work • 70 0 4
Joiners' Work 5 18 10
Office and Yard Rent
Advertising
Printing and Stationery
Law Charges, half year 165 7 7
Office Keeper's Wages
Balance of Interest and

Bank Cominission
Maps, Mapping, Plan-

rung, Sze • •
Branch Sevrers. 4 19 0
Petty Expeuees

WATERING THE STRESTS.
By Amount paid for
Three Wood Puuips and
Repairing others BO 11 3
Repairing Iron Pumps ti 12 11
Water, per Corporation,
Bootle Co., &c 228 5 7
Cartage of Water 5BB 1 0
Repairing and Painting 24
Water Carts 49 9 11
Pumpers' Wages B3 14 0
Superintendent's Salaries 35 14 0

EIV sEwEits.
By amount paid for
Watchmen's Wages at the
ditTeient Shafts
Lanterns £6 6s and edia-
dies £l7 Its 9d, at ditto 23 17 9
Timber for protection, ut
ditto
Repairs of Water and Gas
Pipes
On Account of
Brickwork as
perContract£4s9l 5 10
On Account of
Excavating
ditto
On Account of making 7435 9 4
sundry Branch Sewers
in Great George's-street
£5B ills Bd, Brownlow-
hill £l6 7s 7,1, Dr3deu,
&c. Streets, £175 2%,
Trowbridge-street £lB9
14s 7d, Mersev-st. £l7O,
Ashton.street£726s 10d,
Cberry-lane, &c. £40.. 752 1 8
TIP Supt.! inienuenL's Sa-
lary, year....... 450 0 0

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BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
r WIN E COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE
for the Borough wilt be held in the Court-room in th::
Sessions'-house, on the south side of Chapel-street, on MONDAY,
the 4th day of July next, at Ten o'clock In the Forenoon.
No Traverses will be tried unless entered for trial, at my
Office, in the said Sessions'-house, on or before tlae--6rst day of
the Sessions.
And all Indictments for .Misrl'emeanourtsirfa' Assaults found
at these Sessions against persons adini d to bail, must be
entered fot trial, in toy Office, at or before TWelve o'clock on
the day next after the discharge of the Grand Jury, otherwise
the Trial of the same will stand over.
RICHARD RADCLIFFE. Clerk of the Peace.
June 2rtlt, 1836,