The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23 00:00:00

23, 1853.

UY, AUGUSI.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

3f the I

`North LI

3 day, Tuesday

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this port on Wedr

day, in th

,SOCIATION

itend to

town, for ti

c lectures,

le Industrial Schools we
Thursday, where they £

a. Th

view the Chine
tea in the orrni

id were afterwards iegal&

I Thursday, a special

mon Was held
the Mayor and otl
nig applications for the t
insiderable numb
'r• HELENS

.eet, before

,gistrates, for the purpose of hear-
transfer of publicans' licenses. A

The children of t
dbyM

xiavenhead. glass-
works were reg— and Mrs. Fincham, on Friday,
pn the ground belong,..„ to the company, where a mar-
quee had been erected. Plentiful provision was supplied
and the children enjoyed theni.,o--

yes with rural games

Justice Wightman has
xl the following gentlemen of the bar to revise the
%nd borough parliamentary voters in the
---Northumberland and boroughs, Mr
North Riding.

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pps
aWit' of country

northern circuit
llogo Yorkshire

Mr. A. Milne ; East
Pitting, Mr. West; West Mang and the borough of Pon-
tefract, 11tessrs. Blanshard, Temple, and Maule ; West
Riding 'boroughs, Mr. Grey, with the exception of Ponte-
fract. Lancashire : South, Messrs. Pickering, Wylde, and
Forsyth ; Notth and boroughs, Mr. Rushton. South
Lancashire boroughs, the Hon. Richard Denman, for Man-
chester, Salford, Bury, Oldham, and Ashton-under-Lune.
South Lancashire boroughs (except Manehester, Salfe4:
Bury, Oldham, and Ashton), Mr. Brandreth. . Westmor
land and Cumberland, countiesPßS and boroughs, Mr -
Durham, county and boroughs, Mr. Sc.-'--r • -
M TITION.—On W.,o^ tore reader of ,Sf- "rs

lay, Mr. sawyer
ict, delivered

Salford. At tt

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volume bore the "following inscription Mr. J
as an expresacob Sawyer., by the menbers RL.-

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Presented to

ate Bible class,

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from

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vccaßoll of his being removed
grateful sense, of the spiritual
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4
TVR PatTS COAIIIITTER, on Tuesday, -
lunitial
ea sby the buoys and banks of the Mersey.
Warner Tartar had on board the committee and guests;
„And tire dockm
'ainougst who were several members of the town council

made the

ground

..Km-ship the stearne
sufWeitnt time to
well-kepi

'e• Oh reaching the northwest
a' alongside, and detained for

tht 'oth-crals----aVo-p-po—rtunTt; to

ine steamer was wen got
_ ig 3 - 6_,...,
tri and Ste 'lir the north-east lxmy, East
one, where she was larotrrht to anchor, and the cott!.
Pan 9 sat d • 4
_.pr? din Thee air w`
I_,, oun ..o an ex oce,,-nt ner. ,a,tI'eCIIPL'U bY R. J. -Z,ll. 'Wet 1. Several toast-
and'l l'esPonded to. The :steamer then wet
lled,,ed homewara landing the party
0 clock. De .
•,,,j.

ated an-Cher.

* ''snil
ilined in ej,---tketit-"tgion the stirvey several of the pilot-boats-boatssag eapa with each other, in order to testethe;_sn
'Which they 'iies alid'their efficiency for the semi el
Doctz Coare "all4°Y6l.
Ada'Th I,34,3llrrtEli...—The weekly meeting was held on
Jgh,t,,r,,' vies Turner in the &air.
~..-Preesegsennt:
lleali a. 1.,,,-,-u, '5l, Amu Chaloner, Gladstone, ur
Robin' rien-,.,' --;',,,,71me, Ilakgsda'l Lockett, McklYnetlx . Rankin,
cothe re' -"4nrilthwaite, Roe'den, Smith, and St4le. On
Th,,,,ceinntendatiou of thessub-committee of wtil•kN, the
813 WV, "ee aeMpteirthe tender of Messrs. BeecrOft, Butler,
t'" Co of the Kiilestall iron works, near Leeds, to sup-
ly. and fit up frve'iron swing bridges over the!: entrance
brnn.• contraualeations of the intended new decks at Wap-
iits."---A rePort'was read from Mr- John Hartley, the
~-,-yeYor, on the'subjeet of providing nu the de& estate a
site a p ~:i
‘lnlifrig-- engine to supply the totteishvith salt
w!''. r•---Illr. rtiey watch ,A.,,,,,., could not point out any situation
--"'""1-bo''hpproptiated without greatincenvemeenece
extent at the - extreme northern boundary al the cl
dock
estate, or at the 'southern verge of the Hairington
estate'
1-Te 17 -t d the former as the most desirable,
an., _ „tt gger, e
he' '4113M1 ed a plan of the ground,
It was
the• extent, of which,
orderrePorted, •Neo. uld be about 109 feet square.e
inutes,
ed that 'tite report should be entered on'th and that a copy thereof be sent tta the baths commem_itt4-
;thThe harlsotr masters sub-committee reeoramendordg that.
en a vessel Was entered for the graving df'cit'ls: de iorislt
"'",_ us before 'she had entered the 31ersey, e I
grid-
s" be forfeited and the vessel's name s_tr3uicrk.
Noffertthhe,
tlit..., The -recommendationconfirm. _
" The sub-
--e eock solititor read the following rePort 1
portals, with a view to
coonnitteOfer the office
li,eilledYing. e difficulty wh°ifelnhlaisasttlrately'beca,l3heimuwehnepreresasnedd
-,l)°/1 them, whereby, on the one ham , po
—nsigners: " goods are, in the present state of the law,
do„eP4,tived eiLihe benefit of continuing thediseharge of ships
h-,,-T- the E.xtpiration of the now +extended legal hours of
bush
; 411 e, on the other Irand, theimtster porters are
suoiected.to the risk of being themselves .obliged to stow
and watch-on the quay goods which thecsnsignee thereof
maY object tch cart away daring the "lest or some other
portion of -cuch hours, on the ground that they may be
prevented usingwareho theta before theAmrehouses close,'
recommerld. that additil *Amy' be,now passed to the
following d.
' That from ',and after the Ist
September, 1853, the master porters 'shall, t all cases,
continue to receiv, eigh, and 'load off expiration of the ordinary legal hours the
hereafter,to be recognised or ado pled Auswinesuns nowti or.
that with respect to such P ."the customs, and goods as atithe expiration of
such how shall have passed the seal Nand which the con-
signees' thereof shall not forthWit:' ..eive and cart off,
the ma.stei -porters shall, at snclaignee's expense (such
expense to he apportioned when the.shall be more than
one conga•-....,nee) bestow and watch the...swine on the quay,
at and under the rates applicable under -the general by-
laws to 'goods stowed and watched ion the A
qu. ll
goods winch, at the expiration of such lours, shall not
have passed the scale will continue-under the charge, and
a the risk of the owner or consignee, of-the ship. The
recommendation was unanimou.4ly adeptal.—The finance
committee recommended that the salary of Mr. Marrow,
receiver 'ST tonnage dues, should .beiinereased £5O per
lotion.' Oil account of increased duties. The recommen-
business.
wa,.. Confirmed, and this moneluded the general
TUE itzli.LTll COMMITTEE held item-meting on Thurs-
hom
(1.141. Y, Mr. .idderman Langsdale presiding; besinde,s;over,
Pbe wort -also present Messrs. Beckwith,
1,7-- ~:eming, Gladstone, Fathea,a, Ilendergßoiligha, Johnson,
—c°ll, UosB, and Nicholson. Reports relative to various
' li.nerations -in their respective departments were read by
:---€7,,,8„r5• Newlands, Rushton, and Fresh. The medicalincreased
IT -s"" 6f` tin, committee reported, that the
the-ratore of the preceding week had'beei •atttendedrabytuaren
' --el;e3„ sed ount of mortality ; the mean empe
2
to 210; both
I.
,bav--.g risen from 601° to 63°, while the 'deaths, which_
In the week 'previous were 170, bad risen
week
rates . being 'higher than they had reached in any
of tl"'o Present summer. The .average mortality of the
'orate weak, t4r the five preceding years 1848-52, (ex-
enteang, 'the kkolera a 1849) was 249 against:l2l.o last week. The temperature of last week was also,higher than in the
tame week of former years. A ease of. fever had been
reported in -a registered lodging-house, .Andekatal case of
scarlatina in the registered lodging-house.of John MA-
doop, Ben gohnson-street, had not beenreperted to the
menical officer Ah information was ordered to be laid
against mutetecei. Mr.
fact that the deposit of Beckwith
ealled at,tention to the
the eontractor, 'bad very greaTvein_beicilging- to Mr. Rose,
---qoaaned.at. Kensington,
and was still increasing. A convert
from exphtnation, given, it appeared el
-:al utd, .n.ueltich,
ulties
existetrin the way of removing the manure, we
be obviated on the of the tebartin lituir-gTO2
lat pre-
street, 'and also. hi the fact that farmers co' Bu
sent cart away- the manure, as they were busy.with their
harvest ,operations. It likewise appeared that Mr.
was reefiving more, by £l,OOO per annu Rose
m, .for.earry-
ing off the manure out of the hamough, than he
Would have received for aecumulatireg it in .de the
Within the borough, while he was not doing. the
former. t'itimately 'it was agreed that the Town Ciler
Ithotild report the respective amounts of M. Roae' k
s
tenders for taking the .manure out of, and depositing it
within, the borough. Lie medical officer was directedgo
'visit and report upon ha deposit of manure belonginglto
Mug nose, in Seflon-streee, which was complained of asra
,sirtmadFatetthireYr Mr. John icdrd, ship:builder. Mr. Moss
wbieh appeared in the Times, front Messrs.
'l‘)Y- the tise—onenth,bur'S', Buxton, and Co., setting forth that
-nuisance, their -- '4Pnaratns for diminishing the smoke-
i.„-re4ll,thsetle , and thea'tttb:;tiosnsin that. respect had been fully Clerk xPense of ° experienced a material saving
~..,,,- be instru,c, Bret, Re suggested that the Town
-It'eo, on the wed to correspond with Messrs. Truman
'l€,Prctical benr-d-a'' - discussion having arisen as
. Lee Steve/we Lto be derived front the adoption of
worhsraiehokmes wsrsh.e/vaibil'altedtlit invQntkn
for the prevention
14,:i to marine and land engines, 15.1
AVNicolatook ~,,,,',l", ,I,v,.en, Moss, Newlands, Gladstone, and
Were aPPointed7'surser*. Moss, N'Nicoll, and Godfrey
PeriMents, and take
A deputation tl'ecultaittee to superintend the ex-
le the matter into consideration,
, consist'
waited on -eke eo
nut
of Messrs. Hornby and Dodge,
atzreei_-,ronael,.. unnittee, to represent the bad state of
and to induce a departure from the com-
sets, nw tl°ll of Paving the road entirely with square
Would b'llefodnertation statedthat the road, if so paved,
IPrintiPallY darnTetT inconvenient for the species
.of traffic
ensued as thed on over it. Considerable discussion
was to the the on
of different kinds of paving, and
ail, liu.dure of the particular traffic on Wavertree-
ton:tier, -'''': Watch Mr. Moss moved that the original hi-
e' paving the road with small square sets be
AllT*4°llt. All% Ileckaith seconded the motion. Mr-
Yardf,-V1 Dover proposed as an amendment, that four
amend l' the centre of the road be macadamized. The
d 'lllent A' elnltation as negatived on a division by 6to 4. A
rate„ _ , about twenty in number, of tradesmen.and
to rer'3et of Oldhall-street, waited upon the committee
pro present the injury they believed would result to the
cantedPeY in the street, from the alterations now being
alt; - Til in
.it. They particularly objected
rano in it level the necessity of
Step, extending s, as would cause
to such an
ftp,..
to about 170 yards in length, to enable per-
1-7Z. get on +••-, the flagged footway. A suggestion made
ty_m_ir. Newlands that the committee should accompany
of viLlelolitation to view the part of the street complained
of, -ae adonted. Mr. Henderson having directed atten-
,_ n to the published evidence, given before a Parliamen-
',a2c committee, by Mr. Redin, late Superintendent of
._ li e at Liverpool, in which it was represented that the
inspection of nuisances and the sanitary regulations were
tarried out by the Police, a protracted ,conversation en-
Ealed, which ended in an expression of opinion by the com-
Puttee that such was not the case. Mr. Flathead
"loth* that at the next meeting he would p oposer gave
rutnre the committee should
meet et half-Past two
in
thO'd9e.k Ql/ 11111r6d&Ysi instead of eleven..