The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-07-23 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1841

The seats and tables within in the inner circle are level
with the ground in the cock-pit, or lowest part of the ground,
and run parallel from east to west. The great ring beyond
this space to the walls rises gradually to the wall, on broad
steps or stages of strong plank, supported on solid brick
walls, radiating from the centre circle, and all, even to the
back, provided with tables and fixed seats. The whole, con-
sequently, forms an immense amphitheatre, in almost strict
accordance witn the celebrated structures of that designation
in ancient Rome. The tables are 18 inches in width, which
may appear a little scanty, until it be stated that there is but
one seat to each, the whole being so arranged that, with the
exception of a few immediately behind the principal. table,
all the guests will face the chairman, the table for whom and
his more distinguished guests is elevated on the north of the
inner circle, and is of great length. That for the vice-chair-
man and his friends is directly opposite, nearer the wall, and
is on a still higher elevation. There are 13 parallel tables in
the centre circle, and 14 circular tables ranging beyond
them to the back all round the building. The tickets to be
issued will be for 2,800 individuals (so far as has been yet
arranged) ; but, allowing 20 inches of room for each person,
no fewer than 3,510 may be admitted. At the back of the
chairman's and vice-chainnan'i tables are pantries and cel-
lars. There are also pantries at the other two cardinal
points of the compass. In the cellars there have been depo-
sited four butts of excellent wine, and an immense quantity
,of prime ale, porter, &c., for upwards of a fortnight. There
are seven entrances to the building—those to the higher or
gallery part, by exterior stairs, and each will be labelled or
lettered in accordance with the tickets,—after the system
adopted with aegard to polling-booths, in order to prevent
all confusion.

THE NEW

PARLIAMENT.

ENGLAND AND WALES,
CITIES AND BOROUGHS.

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Names of Places. Names of Members
Abingdon Duffield c
Andover R. Etwall r Lord W. Paget r
Aylesbury Hamilton c Clayton c . . . • • • • •
Arundel Fitzallan r
Ashburton Jardine r..
Ashton-under-Lyne, Ilinley r
Barnstaple Hodgson c Gore c............
Berwick Forster r Hodgson c ........
Beverley Townley r Hogg c............
Beaumaris Paget r ..
Bodmin
Boston .... ..
Brecon Morgan c
Bridgnorth .. Whitmore c Pigot c .........
Brighton Pechell r Wigney r• ......... .
Banbury H. W. Tancred r ........... .
Bath Duncan r Roebuck r .......
Bedford
Bewdley Sir T. Winnington r . . . . . . . . .
Birmingham Scholefield r Muntz r .......
Blackburn
Bolton Bowring r Ainsworth r .....
Bradford.
Bridgewater Broadwood e Forman c .....
Bridport Warburton 4. T. A. Mitchell r
Bristol
Buckingham Sir T. Freemantle c
Sir J. Chetwode c.
Bury St. Edmund's,Jernyn c Fitzroy r
Bury

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This building, and also the erections on the show ground,
are the work. of our townsmen Messrs. Samuel and James
Holme, of Seel-street; the only parties, in this locality, who
could undertake structures of such magnitude. They have
been superintended by the principals themselves, as well as,
more immediately, ,13)- Mr. Arthur Holme, and their clever and
attentive foreman Mr. Rushton. Considered as temporary
buildings they reflect on them the highest credit, and a regret
naturally arises that they must be pulled down immediately
after their appropriation to the uses of the Agricultural
Society. The pavilion might for years to conic form an ad-
mirable and much wanted place of public meeting on a large
scale, and might, with some few improvements, also serve
for many years as a theatre for exhibitions, lectures, &c.,
of which this town, considering its extent and importance, is
often wofully in need. If a similar permanent building were
erected in an equally convenient site, we have no doubt, (un-
less the contemplated St. George's Hall be proceeded with,)
but that it would prove a lucrative speculation, and we know
of no builders better qualified to erect it than Messrs.
Holme.

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Caine Lord Shelbourne r ....
Cambridge M. Sutton c Sir A. Grant c
Cambridge University, Goulburn c Law e
Canterbury Bradshaw c Smythe c
Carlisle
Cheltenham Berkeley r
Chippenham J. Neeld c Boldero c
Christchurch Rose c
Cirncester T. W. C. Master c J. Crips c
Colchester Sir G. Smith c Sanderson c..
Coventry .
Cricklade J. Neeld c Howard r
Cardiff Nichol' c
Carmarthen Morris r
Chester
Chichester Lennox c Smith r
Cockerniouth .. .. Aglionby r Ilona-tan r
Carnarvon Boroughs, 11 ughes c
Chatham Byng r
Clitheroe Wilson r .
Cardigan (double return)
Derby Strutt r Ponsonby r
Devizes
Dorchester Ashley c Sir J. Graham c .. ..
Durham Fitzroy c Granger r
Dartmouth..
Devonport Tuffnell r Grey r
Dover Reid c Rice r
Denbigh Boroughs, Mainwaring c
Droitwich
Dudley Hawkes c
East Redford Vernon c Duncombe c
Exeter Follett c Divett r
Eye
Evesham
Finsbury Duncombe r Wakley r
Flint
Frome Sheppard c
Gateshead Hutt r
Gloucester Philpotts r Berkeley r
Grantham Welby c Talmarsh c
Greenwich Dundas r Bernard r
Grimsby Heneage r
Great Marlow .... Williams c Clayton r
Guildford Wall r Mangles r
Harwich Attwood c Beresford c '
Hastings
Haverfordwest .... Philips r
Helston
Hereford
Halifax Wood r Protheroe r
High Wycombe .. Dashwood r Bernal r
Hertford .. . .
Honiton . • Baillie c M`Gcary c 2
Horsham Scarlet c
Hull Hamer c James c
Huddersfield Stansfield r
Huntingdon Pollock c Peel c 2
Hythe Majoribanks r
Ipswich Wason r Rennie r
Kendal . Wood r
Kidderminster .... Godson c
Knaresborough.... Lawson c Farrand c 2
Lambeth Hawes 7' D'Eyucourt 7'
Lancaster Greene c Marton c
Launceston
Leicester Easthope r Ellis r
Leominster
Leeds Beckett c Aldam r
Lichfield Anson r Paget r
Lincoln
Hartford r Elphinstone r.. .. ..
Sandon c Cresswell c
Buller r
Lyal c Masterman c 2
Wood r Russell r
Pinney r
Lynn .. . .. .. Lord G. Bentinck c Canning.. c 2
Lymington .... Stuart c Makinnon c
Ludlow .... .... Botfield c Ackers c
Macclesfield . ... Grimsditch c Brocklehurst r 1
Maldon Dick c Round c 2
Malmesbury .. . .. Howard r
Malton ..
Marylebone Hall r Napier r
Merthyr Tydfil.... Guest r
Monmouth Blewitt r ..
Morpeth Howard r
Maidstone Hope c Dodd c 2
Manchester
Marlborough Lord Bruce c H. B. Baring c.. 2
Midhurst Seymour c
M'gomeryßoro ugh Cholmondeley e
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Newark Lord J. Manners c Gladstone c 2
Newcastle-u-Lyme Buckley c Harris r
Newcastle-u-Tyne. Hindu c Ord r
Northampton .... V. Smith rR. Currie r
Norwich Marquis of Douro c B. Smith r 1
Nottingham Hobhouse r Larpent r
Newport Hamilton c Martin c 2
Northallerton .... Wrightson r
Oldham Fieldeu r Johnson r
Oxford University Estcourt c Inglis c
Oxford City Maclean c Langston r
Pembroke Owen c 1
Penryn &Falmouth Plum ridge r Vivian r
Peterborough .... Sir R. Heron r Fitzwilliam r
Petersfield Sir W. Jolliffe c......
Plymouth
Poole Ponsonby r Phillips r
Portsmouth F. Baring r Sir G. Staunton r..
Pontefract
Preston Fleetwood r Strickland r
Radnor
Richmond . Dundas r Colborne r
Reading Russell c Lerd Chelsea c .. 2
Reigate
Ripon Sugden c Pemberton c 2
Rochdale
Rochester Douglas c Bodkin c
Rye H. Curteis r
St. Alban '!s
Sandwich
Shrewsbury .. Towline c D'lsraeli e
Southwark Humphrey 7' Wood r .
Stafford Carnegie c Buller r ..
Stamford Granby c Clark c
Stockport H. Marsland r Cobden r......
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Stoke-upon-Trent Ricardo r Copeland c
Sudbury Villiers r Taylor c
Salford
Sheffield .. Parker r Ward r ..
Scarboro'
Salisbury Brodie r Wyndham c
Shaftesbury Howard r
Shoreham Sir C. Burrell c C. Goring c ..
Southampton Bruce c Martyn c
South Shields .... Wawu r
Stroud Scrope r Stanton r .
Sunderland .. Thompson c Barclay r
St. Ives
Swansea Vivian r
Tamworth Sir R. Peel c Captain A'Court c '
Tavistock
Tewksbury Dowdeswell c Martin r
Thetford (double return)
Thirsk .... :.... Bell r ......
Tiverton Palmerston r Heathcote r ....
Taunton Labouchere r Bainbridge r.. ..
Totness Seymour r Baldwin c ...... ..
Tower Hamlets Clay r Fox r
Truro ............ Vivian c Turner r
Tynemouth ...... Metcalf r
Wallingford ...... Blackstone c
Walsall .......... Scott r
Wareham ........ Drax r ...........
Wakefield ........ Holdsworth r
Warrington ...... Blackburne c
Warwick ........ Sir C. Douglas cW. Collins r
Wells ....... Blackmose c Hayter r ....
Wenlock .. .....
... . Hon. G. Forester c Gaskell c
Westbur ..
..... Sir Ralph Lopez c
y ...
Westminster ...... Rous c Leader r
Villiers c Hope c
Weymouth ........
......... Chapman c
Whitby .
Whitehaven ..... . Attwood c . .
Wigan ........... Greenall c Cross c
Wilton .......... Lord Fitzharris c
Winchester ...... J. B. East c B. Escott c ...
Windsor ........ J Ramsbottam rR. Neville c
Woodstock ..... Thesieger c
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ialillieeyrscr\VTihldore :ley r
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Worcester.........
Wolverhampton
Yarmouth ........ Wilshire r Rumbold;r
Y0rk............ Lowther c Yorke r... ~ .. ,

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Anglesey. . . . Stanley r
. Alford c Astell c
Bedfordshire .
. Palmer c Barrington c Fuse 3
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Berkshire . . y c
Brecknockshire . Wood c 1
Buckinghamshire . Young c Dupre c Murray c .
Cambridgeshire . York c Eaton c Allix e 3
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Carnarvonshire . Pennant c
Cardiganshire . . Powell c
Carmarthenshire . Trevor c Jones c
Cheshire, South.
Cornwall, . Egerton c Tollemache c .
East . Eliott c Rashleigh 2
Cnmberland, West Stanley c Irton c
. Egerton c Legh c
Cheshire, North
2
Cornwall,
West . Pendarves r Boscawen c . 1
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Cumberland, East Howard r James r
Derbyshire, South Mundy c Colville c ..
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Durham, South
. Vane r Bowes r
Denbighshire . . Wynne c I3agot c
Derbyshire, North Cavendish r Evans r . . .
Devonshire, North Acland c Buck c
Dhire, South Buller c Lord Courtenay c .
Devonshire . • . Lord Ashley c Sturt c Bankes c 3
Durham, North . Liddell c Lambton r . .. 1
Essex, South . . Bramston c Palmer cC. . '
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Essex, North . . TYrell c Round c

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