The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-09 00:00:00

LECTION FOR DOCK (

Wednesday

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been the injudicious precipitanc

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alteration in

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of the Dock Com

such circumstam

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loped on future occasions will
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LIVERPOOL TOTV.A" COUNCIL

the Dock Com.
!gson, and T

Littledale, were re-elected. _
Mr, J. HOLMES moved, and Mr. J. H. TinvlrEn s,
the confirmation of the Finance Committee's proc

a year. After sortie discussion, the votes were then taker
for or against the increase to Mr. Venn, when the "fors'
numbered 28, those " against " 16. The names were
: Robt. Aked, .11`Guffie, J. Tyrer, Avison, Banner,
Jeffreys, Toulmin, Clayton, Wagstaff, J. B. Lloyd, Johnson,
Picton, Houghton, Stewart, Gregson, and Boyden ; Alder.
men Bennett, Preston, Holmes, Lawrence, Parker, Cooper,
J. N. Wood, Procter, 3.lolyneux, Sir J. Bent, J. H. Turner;

aladst

al, J. M.Wood, and Beer

. . .
.Aldermen Langsdale and Dover.
With regard to the right to the Birkenhead foresh
involving Mr. Wilson's lease and the question of sl
building at Birkenhead, Mr. J. HOLMES explained tha

Committee could

Tee upon this subject

s the forme
It was q

:equires an exorbitant price for the shore.
desirable, therefore, that Mr. Wilson should be released
from his present lease, as his works could not be proceeded
with until a settlement was effected with the Woods and
Forests.—Mr. GnAnsroNEindignantly denounced the con-
duct of the Government in this matter, and urged the
Council not to allow themselves to be overriden, but to
appoint a deputation to Government, and endeavour to
obtain the reversal of an arrangement tending to dr:
away shipbuilding from
Y facilities for -it.—Mr

Lee-which presentid.

he corresponc

still going on between the Finance Committee and the
Geternmen't.—The TOWN-CLERK having read a brief of
the.case which he had drawn up for the information of the
Council, intimated that in equity Mr. Wilson could claim
for a liberation from his lease.—After considerable discus-
sion, it Was decided to leave the matter in the hands of
the Finance Committee, with the understanding that they
woula'appeint a deputation to the Government upon the
subject, to include the names of Mr. Robertson Gladstone
and Mr. George Holt. The surrendering of Mr. Wilson's

lease was sanctioned, Mr. TYIZER informing the Council
that there would be no difficulty about getting another

tenant

On the subject of magistrates' clerks' fees, a resolution,
Moved by Mr. J. HOLMES, and seconded by Mr. J. H.
TIMMER, was carried, " That the Council cannot sanction
the principle that no fees shall be paid for the parochial
'business, and that it be referred to the Finance Committee,
to consider the table of fees, and recommend such modifi-
cation as they may think proper ; also, that the considera-
tion of the recommendation, as to the arrangements con

sequent upon the resignation of Mr. Lowndes,le postponed
until the report of the Finance Committee be presented."
On the recommendation of the Health Committee, in-

HUI

EXAMINITIO

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sir, yours faith 6

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kind. I

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o the amt;inino ng
agreed upon,Viz:l7l;lCl
f
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expenses, if the whole of this s
that this sum be expended
shall be called c-
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me to Is^ •

, wu:tva:re te n. This sun' 1 .11 guaranteeinust ir:
—Betier4

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proper expendituie.
The examination of thin witness beii
inquired if he was at iiberty to
The Chairman : You are at libert retire
to g
Mr. Mom, y
, • I suppose I ain entit]
The Chairman : If von claim th,_

thoual

Mr. B. Moore : Certainly !I claim i,3:011. are
to leave town by an early train, / wieem • a,
will hand the sums, whatever they. mayf'
who will present the same to sonic,, be, to

of the town.
The Chairman : You mi
hand. It is perfectly imma
do with them. You are e:
them.

Certainly I

Mr. B. Mot
hisses.)
Mr. Brett :
intended for ti
Mr. B. Moore : C,,.
The Chairman : If i
Liverpool, to receive tl
ance here as a n
and can have r

with the mon
Mr. B. Mt,
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'exnarks were

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tied thist° th c°4l't
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Ur. Brantley-Moore, of near
g9vennent money for his atten
to do -
less, he is at liberty to do so. We hare,
with what he Pleases to do

(Cheers and

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I paid two sOver
have the opporti

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