The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-10 00:00:00

D MEET

.he despatch of th:l remaining
:be Town -hall, on Wednesday.

)mmittee
4ichaers

le question of the appointment of an
f Mr. Clough, it appeared that some
cl as to whether the appointment is in
t.ielitly a memorial applying for the
to the committee, and it was under-
is were to be made to the committee,
umend to the council.

)F REQUESTS' COMMITTEE

irnittee recommended that the salaries of William
Richard \Vbittham, William Jenkins, and Daniel
i.irnons officers, and John Whiteside and James
assistant execatioa officers, be raised from 21s. to
eek. It appeared that one of the officers of the
been discharged, it having been communicated, in a
1-1 Mr. Lowndcs, that he had struck a suitor of the
recommendation was embodied that application
made to parliament to alter the constitution of the
:hat the cases should in future be decided by a jury
Me proceedings were approved and adopted.
tKETT wished to know how many applications had
to parliament relative to this court.
IGIAT said several applications had been made, and
-nmittees had requested to have a jury, and against
.ithorities appeared to have set their faces.
%VS-CLERK said their great object had been to oh•
y, and this had been met by great opposition in
vhere a pretty general opinion was entertained that
t to leave decisions in courts of this nature to one

d be a barrister

ER said the corporation was losing £7OO a year
r, yet the expenses on small debts were exceed-
There WAS no doubt, if they could get trial by

2000 a year,

IORIAL FROM SIIIPBUILDF.RS

.anted from certain shipbuilders, whose
d by the intended new docks, soliciting
heavy sacrifices which they will have to

the Town-clerk would be prepared to in-
at the parties in question had held the
ss underAanding that the space would be

The To :vs

;ht. as the parties were old tenants of the
1, they ought to be compensated for the inconveni-

Ir. Cour

said the tenancies were all determinable
and the parties had all known, since
'ould be required for the public service.

ence to

to do if

ild be put

He refs

yid he had been requested to support this
,sed, because he thought the proposition
man could for a moment hesitate what
property. He would expect that his
!gular notice, and would never think
Why should they deal with public
manner from what they would with

K pointed out that property like this,

station for tn,

' notice, must be let at a disadvantage to the
sties had constantly been aware that the pro-

WEST INDIA MAILS

Mayor, showing that Sir Hesketh
Wickland, and other members of
: themselves for the purpose of
t of arrival and departure for the

VRENC E spoke of the address of the Finance
e purpose of having Liverpool appointed the
pails in question. He pointed out that the
eat local interests to contend with, and tbat

. difficulty which proved almost insuperable, in the
nise of the government that a channel port should
latter, however, would not be suffered to
ed that they would be able eventually, not
rerpool a station for the West India mails,
the Dublin mails to this side of the water.
mid ask for this, however, they must do all they
modation of the public, in making good

3d he h(

;ht the object of such vast importance
old be appointed specially for the pur-

The MAyolt thought the matter would be vigilantly at-
tended to by the Finance Committee.

ORPHAN SCHOOL

was read from the Rev. Rector Brooks, applying
liece of land on which to erect a school for orphans.
in high terms of the proposed institu-
tion, and moved that the subject be referred to the proper
with instructions for them to select a suitable

for
Mr. AIKIN SP(

cornmitt
piece of