The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-09 00:00:00

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

GRAND GALA, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) and
will be repeated every FRIDAY, MONDAY, and WED N ES-
DA Y.

THE CITY 0 Fefr , concluding with the
Erl-NBURGH,
Splendidly Illuminate
GRAND CLASSICAL TNi! EAUX OF HER MAJESTY

AND BKINCE ALBERT,
WITH SPLLENDrD DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
As given in honour of Her Majesty's Visit to this City of

Palaces.
THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY :
Singular Evolution and extensive Circuit of the Gardens,
_ _

THE MENAGERIE. --
With Groups of TRAINED ANIMALS, including
FOUR NOBLE LIONS.
STUBBS'S ROYAL HARMONIC BAND.
Admission.. One Shilling. Children Sixpence.

CHEAP TRIPS.
TO TOURISTS AND ANGLERS,

EXCURSION round SNOWDON every TuEsnAv,
THURSDAY? and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, after the
arrival of the Prince of Wales at Menai Bridge, per that splen-
did Four-horse Coach, the "TOURIST," via Carnarvon, Bedd-
gelert, and Llanberris.
OUTSIDE, .€1 ; INSIDE, .€1 10S.
Ample time allowed to ascend Snowdon.
For full particulars see Bills at the wing Booking-offices :
—Belle Sauvage, Ludgate-hill, on ; Independent Coach-
-office, Bull-street, Birmingli ; LATHAM'S, (late Morgan's,)
George and Eagle Hotel, F wick-street, Liverpool; GILDER-
SLEEVE'S, Garth Hotel, ngor ; Sportsman Hotel, Canarvon •
Steward of the Packet ; or Mr. SCOTMAN, 73, Bold-street, Li:
verpool. HAMER SCOTMAN and Co., Proprietors.

BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.
'THE COMMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION
1 of the following Gentlemen as COMMISSIONERS of
BIRKENHEAD, namely,

Messrs. W. ADAMSON,
• M. F. BROWNRIGG,
• R. BRYANS, Junior,
W. COLE,
J. H. HIND,
J. R. PIM,
R. W. I'RICHARD,
J. BARBOUR.
A. THOMPSON
)
F. BERNER,
A. F. LI
. WO O
Return their best thanks H
to th le-payers for the manner it
Which they have seconded th exertions, and have the pleasurt
to announce the following the result of this day's Election
Committee-room, Hamilton-street, June 2, 1846.

W. Adamson, Esq
M. F. Brownrigg, Esq
Richard Bryans, Esq
W. Cole, Esq.
J. H. Hind, Esq
J. R. Pim, Esq
R. W, Prichard, Esq

J. Barbour, Esq...
A. Thomson, Esq

ONE YEAR

V. Berner, Esq..
A. F. Little, Esq
1-1. Wood, Esq. .

Total number of Votes

THREE YEARS.

W. Jackson, Esq..
J. S. Jacksen. Esq
C. Bentham, Esq..
J. H. Greene, Esq
E. G. Willoughby, Esq
R. Hughes, Esq
T. Walley, Esq

13. Evans, Esq
li. Fox, Esq...

J. Hicklin, Esq
S. Boult, Esq..
T. Taylor, Esq.

Total number of votes

THE BUILDING TRADE.
4T a MEETING of MASTER BUILDERS, held E
the Portico, on the 3d June, 1846,
~,,,t‘s.iv.as resolved, on the motion of Mr. JOHN JoHNso:

ot•coniled B,,aKEtt,
, i'tchaaJOHN 'A SO ,Fs be called to the Chair.
aecondescitte_nizsoul)ikemidK,plsoNTnEtßh,eNmo'tilon• of Mr. THOMAS WYLIE,
and supported by Mr. WALKER,
01-liirkenhead .
4_Tliat having' eded to the benevolent request of Mr. Rush-
rcn to meet an deputationsee of the working-classes, for the purposeaii •'. endeavouring to arrange the differences existed,that
Is:4l)Pearing from the assertion ofr the representatives of the
orkinea;
n'enees, the declara-
that they were dulyrkuthorized toadjust those dif-
and that the bar to olch adjustment was ;lon that they did not or ould not belong,_ to the General
1 rades' Union • 'and' the sters having withdrawn that decla-
__ration, and it hitving be agreed upon, in consequence, that
work should be resu don the same terms as before the
atrike This meeting,. eels regret in being obliged to record the
no
_that the Se. Magistrate has been most unfairly
tiou.l.',ilSurteously dealt with, the arrapfgement most disho-
be •I,,utY broken, and it was made manifest that no faith can
the fpt with those who have at present the management and
ipaduct of the Masons' Club.
by iyiwas also resolved, on the motion of Mr. FuRNISs, seconded
1,11 r. llit
omt,Ev,
the
04 this Aleeting is more than ever strongly impressed with
held PiPion that no further counication whatever should be tettehwitll the Delegates of the Clubs; that concession has now
their cli its utmost limit ; and while they are willing to receive tepqe OrKMen on the same terms as heretofore, they utterly
and late the principle of club interference between the buy.ert
eaekseller of labour; and they again pledge themselves to resist
ii‘llawarrantable interference.
aetaa'vdas also resolved, on the motion of Mr. SAMUEL HOLME,
Thir.ell !...y Mr. CRELLIN,
the a ' us Meeting now considers it a solemn duty, looking at
111ft:want of vidual suffering, as well as of local inconve-
tali e. that is likely to result from a renewal of the strike, to
!() J'Pon all the public bodies, as well as private individuals,
its got! them in wn a combination !vhich repudiates
tisereT); acts and assertions which keeps no faith, and which is
17110 41''g' a most arbitrary over hundreds ofworkmen
theeire_, anxi:us to proceed with their workase , and which, if hot
tiltiau, m
neust tend still further to incre the misery, desti-
felt. ' and general inconvenience which is now so severely
It w..
'tzsolv—' then Moved by Mr HOLT, and seconded by Mr. HAR-
kinip,. that the thanks of 'the meeting be given to Mr. Tom-
'n• for his conduct in the chair.