The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-24 00:00:00

April ~~, ls~'

ik,omfberj
meeting
tciTtnsignodwf
Tindal
lhs eAamdt
kdeirenetssions
negd, were proposed
spvtereorrap.laotso.elpdaewraa,ntdiivkiecr3.prorcir'satdo:4
I‘Plarr.kEer.,lMiyre.rCs,oaunndciolltohreHrsarbmoreds,srlkslr.pWarkheerelaennd
.fibtro
• ' • coun' promised to use their best endeavours in pigs
ward the objects of the meeting. The procee
exceedingly animated throughout. 4110,'
LANCASHIRE Punt-re SCHOOL Assort-: bipA
Tuesday last, a meeting took place at the ge'belt.oo'
the supporters of this scheme. Mr. J. A. •..scletr.,
called to the chair. Mr. C. E. Rawlins, at CO': 'ciar
length, explained the objects and plans of the as:_ciett,,,
the great principle of which was, the duty of e;:egos,
provide education for such of its members a,`` L
„.,
or unwilling to provide it for themselves. 1"`
of crime in the whole kingdom, for the five
1844, was 26 per cent. over the preceding
it was 40 per cent. in Lancashire, and r
York,—while the juveniie offenders, under 1.3,
per cent. higher in the manufacturing than in tllo''o.,
tural counties. Mr. Rawlins
to rosed a resalun ocip
effect that it was desirable support the i'slo 800
,r
and carry out its objects. The Reverend g ,into
seconded him. A resolution, forming the meet°
association for agitating the
favour of the plan, W}l9 thee. tott,..CA
WEST DERBY BOARD or 11
as usual on Wednesday. It was moved bat)l; Tr
Edwards, and seconded by Mr. Bolshaw, thl‘
Fleetwood Roskell be re-elected r
for the ensuing year.—Carried
seconded by Mr. Well,—

five
i 2 per

mind in lice
bated

nairman of
sfi. the
Pd
rc,olVMer that bt tY

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Bad n al l he re-elected vice
and Mr. Ledger seconded, that Mr. Pe(
deputy vice-chairman.—Agreed ta. The sten
were allowed to remain the same as last year;
mittees were then formed. It was agree('
members should form a quorum, and that th
should be considered a member of all the CO
t,
ex officio. The Chairman having stated that !or?
thing to be considered was the erection of the
pret,l
new chapel and schools, tthe plans of which ";clea
$
lying on the table,) Mr. Walker proposed, sic to%
Mr. Betteley, that an application should be co Om
Poor-law Guardians for £6OO over and above tnerterd
already granted, which would enable them to Pre' a of,
building as described in the specification, j'egtegtbatl
some instances, substituting inferior materials i ,oer
would include the architect's commission, and.
the expenses, except the laying down of the dralt3-'t lc,
was to be done by their own people.—Agreed to• ;00
ter from Mr. Dolling, assistant overseer of the t 94, o,l‘
of West Derby, expressing his intention to rtaist+
read, and a unanimous concurrence to it
given

DOCK COMMITTEE, TIIIIRSDAY.-Plans were,„,
ted for two sheds on the quay of the Stanley vetie
cost of £6,725. The subject was deferred unth tem
raittee visit the north docks and works, which`‘ {Of kr
a week or two, when they will examine the siteshr,i
proposed sheds, and report upon it.—A plan w 35 -cot;
ted for sheds on the great landing-stage, gt
£l,OOO. After some conversarion, the sub.freb
ferred until next week, the surveyor to bring for'c"..,s;
latest model for the inspection• of the committel,.abPt
t•
opinion of the Dock Solicitor was read as to the
of the Dock Trust for any alleged injury by th,enlOf td
to land at :;eacombe on account of the extensive-ted
docks northward, a memorial having been pres
t,
several landowners of that locality on the subiec.,,,t

opinion was, in effect, that the D'ock Tri
ceeded the local powers vested in them 1

•
went, and were, consequently, not liable

that a notice to that effect be sent to

letter from Marwood Brotl;;;,requestingtbe
shed for a galvanised iron warehouse they were to.,t,
construct to be sent to Calcutta, was referre
Warehouse Committee.—A letter from
detailing a plan for the suppression of ft
Dock warehouses, and the carrying o
plans in reference to the same matter

sotre °`"a,
ref~~ ~~

the Sub-Committee of Works.—
Mr. Jos. Kitchen, kindly
£3O to the St. Anne's I
Rudd, manager of the

A latter was rc.-.0.
.knowledginz the &pat' 30
'ensarY.—A letter froffieto
Toodside Ferry, rcqu

greater facilities for their steamers,wasreierr'ed•
THE HEALTH COMMITTEE.—At the meeting o°_,
day there were present Mr. Tinne, the chainer
nine other members. A deputation from the b
was stated) had waited upon the sub-corni
ence to the refusal to renew their licenses
told that the intention was to place
houses under one system of licensi.,
themselves satisfied.—The inspector of nu..._
his usual report of the cleansing of cess-pool
work accomplished during the

ill the si'":res.4:,,
they exr

t•scVof
_ t o.ty
5 O
COnducifteed tOje,

health of the town.—The officer of health repo"."- sts'
in point of health, the town was in a satisfactory
the mortality being about the average of the seas°g'of
deaths during the week we e 224, being a decrease bet
as compared with the previous week. The nu 7; pro
cholera cases had been :ix—two fewer than in '„d 154,41
vious week.—Mr. Harboard asked if anything '7,3 Pel
done in the 'matter of advertisements, and sugges,:,„l,

as one newspaper or part of it, was, he undersiu:sio2:i
sale, and that several members had purchased sitar; S'7,
it might he advisable for the Committee to take,
share. It appeared he alluded to the Liver/20'1010,
The chairman said he knew of no members whoo3fe'f
interest in a newspaper, and he thought that Wei wills
tisements should he distributed fairly. A sern°,llifahe
was sent by the Chairman to Mr. Walthew, askiv-in t'a
he knew whether Mr. Harbord had any intereisthAve
H., learning its import, said "4 tb-G
interest in the papers except to see that they
tbebe-,
duty. We have all an interest in the press: it it tO
magic lantern which has ever been introduced 'l3
Town-hall."
SELECT VESTRY.—The first meeting of the vestrc- rf°ol.!ri
present year was held on Tuesday, the Rev. Rector L(1 beel
bell in the chair. It appeared that a resolution tttb
come to by the building committee, to the effeett,-,0•0,
would not bind themselves that the execution Or `4,"-bor.
in future additions and enlargement at the wi°-1-01°'
should necessarily be made by Messrs. S. and•
to whom the committee are at present bound 1,2 ihhl
tract ; and that certain resolutions in connexion al
new buildings, as well as the resolution referred tap,
been forwarded to Messrs. Holme, to which an ana'cle
been returned, contending that the vestry were otd'
bound to do that to which they objected, and the c
clerk having confirmed this view, such part of the rf
tion of the committee as to the future contrarbate
Messrs. Holme was rescinded.—The various comai,"ol
and boards having been appointed, Mr. FEnnva°:peo
attention to the Passengers' Bill now before Parl"-tolri
He thought its object good, and that it ought also es
ply to coasting steamers. They never had so fav°oo'..,,
an opportunity for limiting the number of Pas' o`,
brought into Liverpool by the Irish steamers, to t.,betill!
sent. The steamers were continually bringing an 0,
mited number, so crowded together, that deaths w,`"er
quent from exhaustion and other causes. The eta tyro
a child was suffocated in one of them while in its te°oo,
arms. The new steamers running in oppositio_oru
City of Dublin Company's boats were not adapted tuedes,'
large numbers of passengers. It was their duty t° a pelt
your to put a stop to such a system. He moveaboair
tion to parliament on the subject.—Mr. EARLE,theill?,
the attention of government ought to be called te,`,, eboid
ject.—The petition was adopted and signed by til,loo,
man. A conversation
sawcmuoesrnstkothtoho took
eu
(whereplaces subject
bwj eahrceetbrl
eaialtti
theivtoehneyt otwnhreeeexrn let s
,ocurs. !frit!
tfc
hht
eiwl dvareses
ant r
yg
otteiomdontpetaahrrdeloiise relative to a proposed Petiti°h'it'l4;'
to the industrial schools, where there was room ie'ati.,‘".
A conversrfare
now pending) for a reduction of the county rate; a to
it appeared that Liverpool was well off as regarehegt
rate—which was not a question for the vestry,/w-
town council—the matter dropped.

TIDE TABLE,

MORN. 1 EVENG.I HGHT

HoLyDAYS/

&mill h. m. h. m. ft. in.
24 --- 022 21 0
25 023 0 45. 20 10
26 1 7 132 19 10
2 19 18 5
3 12 1 16 8
4 15 1 14 8 13d SundaY gf/

Tuesday _
Wednesda)
Thursday .

Friday
Saturday
Sunday.

291 3 41
301 450

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