The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04 00:00:00

THE :1,1y..pA POOL STANDARD►.

REVISION OF THE MUNICIPAL LIST,

iOn Saturday. the Mayor and AssesSers', Messrs. \Vrightand
Holt, soliCitors, held their edittt for the revision of the 1-i.t- of
1 municipal voters, at the Sessions'-honse,,in Chapel-streel: Mr.
• Geinge Vandenhofiattended on behalf of the refortii ass-iciatian,
' and ;Messrs. Petiingten and Caron appeared fer the conserva-
• ftive society. During the whole day there was bitt a limited at-
tendance or the parties objected to, and the principal portion of
• the time was; conseqtlently, spent in proving; the service Or the
notices. So large a_ proportion of the names called were titian-
, , wereil that. we forbear to give any detailedglist of those allowed
or ,truck off; as no criteriou cotild be formed therefrom. .
Thoutas Aspinall, Rupert-lane; Everton;was Called, and his
son appeared fir him. Mr. 'NTindenliaff objected to his name
remaining on the list, on the ground, that he held a situation in
the Customs in London, where lie in reality resided, and that,
though he kept up -a house in Liverpool for his family, yet, in-
asmuch as he could•not quit London,without leave of. absence,
and had only been here for one month within the last two years
it could nut he deemed his residence, or qualify him to give a
vote at a municipal election. Mr. Venington said, _that a fa-.
MilY residence conferred a right of Voting, andquoted an act of
pailiatnent inproof. Mr. VariddiitiOff objected to thiS act, that
It had been passed before the reforit act, which had materially
altered the la* aS regarded elections.. The Mayor said; that it
was his wish, in all cases, to i,qt on them the most liberal con-
struction: it was, ifierefoie, adjudged, thit Mr. Aipinall's vote
should stand good.
Italph Baines, Prospect-street, West Derby, Was Was elieeted to
.
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by Mr. Penington. My. Baines, on his eicamtnation, admitted
`that hist'ather had been dead for five; years, during which time,
until last rear, the rates had been paid in his father'S name, the
overseer havingicontinoed, up to that time, to send in the bill, in
the Old tern. Mi. Penineton said, he had forfeited hiS right to
vote in consequence of not having made his claim whereby be
' was a stifferer frein his own negligence. Mr. Vtinilenli;iff said;
' that Mr. Baines had not been ruiltv of negligence. If there
were ally negfigenee, it was in the tiieiierer; .The act did not
give any form of claim, and the party objected to had complied
with everything recidired by that uct, and had, in fact, put in the.
strongest conitructive claim, when he hail reguliirly paid hiS
rate's. EVen if it Were said, that the name eras wrong, they had
piiivc,r to rectify' such a Mistake. The accuriiiey was distinctly
pitaivel, and Mr. Baines is is entitled to his vote. After intich
arcoutent; both between the SOlicitors for the iespeetivh asSoeia-:-
t ions and the assessors, which, however, was Principalli, it reta;
pittilati(m &the aliote, the Aittyor gave it as his opinion that the
vote oug.ht to lie allowed, as Mr. Baines had, in fact, complied
with every phint flatted in the get as necessary to qualification.
The vote i.as allo"Wed, acid the announcement received With
inark6d apprvh&tion.
Mr. Charles 13aidswelf, solicitor, was called, and answered.
Mr. Vabilenhift stocirl up to object. Previously to the statemen
of objection, Mr. Bardswell crOSs-exarnined the -person whii hicl
,er'veg thb notice at 'considerable length, touching the sitnation
of the iiffie and a§ to the with whom fie had left it. Mr
Vandentieff'SLid, hiS Objection Was, that at the last court of re-
vision heitit here; it Was decided, that an attorney's offee was
not a counting-house within the meaning of the act; and there-
rove, if Such Were now; hem to be the case, M r. Bardst•vell *Mild
be disqualified. The AlaYor said, they hitd nothing to do With
former dettisinns; hti.t, in his Opinion, the distinction was a most
absurd one. l'he claim was allowed amid deinonstrationa of
approbation. This deCision 6i'fatirmed the right of sixty-three
attorneys to vote. Mr. Brookes; solicitor, stood up, and re
quested as a favour, that the AT;ivbr would direct the word'
' yoting,,r" to be withdrawn from his name, as he was not knoWn
in his pr•dession as "the votinger."
Jeremiah Bdoth, Park-lane. was objected to by Mr. Vanden-
hoff. It appeared that Air. Booth had been a householder for
s:inie years pievions to
.1820, when he got inarried,to•Martha
Worthington. The rates Wel epaid in her name tiltlB34; When
he bought the house, since when the rates had heed Paid in his
name. I'he vote Was held 'good.
Edward Christivan, L-a-wton-street, objeCted to by Mr. Varr-
denhofF. .On his 'examinatinn Mr. Chiistian said, that lie had
only paid his rates for the last two years. The Year preceding
he was unable to pay them from Poveq,' 'and he thought they
had ri,,t heen paid. On referenee to the beeki, it was Nina
tha't they hail b'e'en paid regularly for thelast three year's, on the
first of which the collector said the landlord had paid thetn.
Vote atkiveil.

Thrithits Foir.fie '6l46erid to by Peninittorr. He had
tied twelve month ago fernale.ivho had been a housekeepe
for some years. tint he had .nut previotisly kept honse-ftittAelri
Nate 'struck off.

Jonathan Lockwood, s'urg'eon, London-road, objected 'to by
Mr. Vandenhoff. The fatter stated, that Mr. Lockwood had
been struck off last year, on the 'ground, that he resided in a
'house belonging to his father, for which be paid no rent. It was
evident, that he could only now have been a honSeholderforOne
ye?ar. On -exhinifiatioit, Mr. LoCkWend admitted that he had
Only paid rent fur one 'Yeir. This was ibiuffident for qualifica
tion, and the bathe iva's strtck 'off.
John 51Tii.hrge,..:fiiiin4tirgett, Ereitnn. Penington gaid,
their -ground ifir requiring. the 'tvit,hdia.wal of this name was, that
the party was dead. At this Mordent Mr. 111'George 'stepped
into the witness-belic. Mr.' Peniffirtnn, "Oh We thought Mr.
hl'GeOrge was'dead.,but -I atn-glad to 'gee We Pride been misin-
fortned ; here he is. llie'objectron is wifhdraivn, Mr. W-Geore."
—Mr. M'George,"-knd are ydri goitiv to put me offt that way?
I see what 'yob. wanted, Ad I Shall haAie an dnportunity of re-
membering you by and by for it." Mr. Al'George then with-
ciisting ra;ber a 'Signifiediat glance at the cengervative

The . court rose 'at, five o'clock, being adjourned to half-past
nine (his irtaririnii,. The 'Alay,ii'atinottheecl, that they should
id-'ffifY. 'Oh eied ArrOugh the list, whic h -had advanced as
far as I', on Saturday, after which they shouhipiteeedwiththe
liit'braimants. The'ibientees Of the Obleefed'Wel'e then Co
betaken, and•allWho.Wdre thsent When theirrihrn6S 'were then
called, at .ditee'hestrittik off. After this those of the
claimants who were abSent on the firit'iittling Of -the list woald
be taken, and theY'ilid fibferiswer,4Ould be treated in like
'matnier.

Yesterday morning the revision of the list was resumed, and
those of theolijections Which 'had not been called otter were gene
throtigh, and concluded abotit.twelve o'clock, having been gone.
`through, in'the tough calling over the natnes, and -deeiding on
'such as answered. The list of claimants was commenced about
tWeive o'clock, in the 'Sante manner. When it-shall have been
gOtthrough, the list of objections and claimants will 'again be
gone through carefully,.atid all parties who do not appear, who
are'objected to or claim to be inserted on the list, will then have.
their names struck out. The Mayor announced it to be his wish:
:not to' adjourn the-court, butcontinue to-hold it until the whole
;list-should be revised. Beftire going into the list of claimants,
'Mr. Carskirinquired if it was the intention of -the Mayor and
.assessors' to allow each side to cross-examine the party claiming.
The barristersitad last year allowed it,.as they thoughtitivould
,lead to astUrtaining the truth more correctly. The Mtryor—
"Dh yes,(certainly." The Mayor and assessors seem-disposed
.to,put -a very liberal construction upon the act. Very -little.;
interest apprearslo he excited,Ahtrattenthince at the court-being:
very thin. The cases generally have been very 'Unimplirtant.
and uninteresting. There are 'on the 'lists altogether 539 -ob-:
ijections and 130 claimants.

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Sold by the appointment of Jean Lefay, the Inventor, by .his
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, .. . .
EALTII,. BEAUTY, and LANG LIFE.—An einitient
Medical .Wriler has reinarked; arid experience has proved
the fact beyond (lignite, that those who are attentive to ke'opitig
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old age; for that truly desirable ptirlieSe . : •
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arePartieularlYadapied, being, prepared With the Sulphate 6r-
Qulnini, Ektfact Of Criatiimitile rloWeri, and the mest choice
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I..'he,- f.tiVe in all eases proVed superior to every other 'Medi-
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Gout,,Jauridice, Dropsy, and Gravel, and au escellentltestOra-
,
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t
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mercury or any ingredient that reqUfres confinement or restric- '
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highly distinguished Members of the loyal dellege, who know
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*4* Ask f6r Stirling's Stomach Pills '
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Ry Uis Mcriesty's Royal Authority.
PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S YGEAN -PILLS.
VOR the effectnal.extirpation f every species and symptom
'of the Syphilitic Disease,and tirethany disorders arising from
improper tredtm'ent.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54, Seel-
street, Liverpool. (focrr -doors from Slater-street) in boxes at
2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each.

{'With each box is given directions how to take these Pills,
ttnd observations on points, beneficiatto 'the:patient. being hints
worth knowing, by those who are, or have been sufferers from
this dreadful-and ,devustating.maladv.
"Venienti occurite morbo."
"appose the disease in its infancy.''
'" These, 0 sinrul pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis thus
'co-operating with the foe Of God dn d man, thou degradest
hu-
man nature, and lifaSteth opening prospects of human lc-
- •
So said Professor •Swedonr, whey^ he discovered his grand
• PANACEA foi.ihis'Complaint, The '"1-/zigeasi Pills." (then tin.
kn6Wn to•the annals of medical disconeties )as a specific reme-
dy to exterminate Trein the SyStem, that:Ender on the plea-
'sures frequently imbibed in moments of *briiitiOn, or thought-
lessness : never did a ;discovery excite -a greater sensation, it
was sought after -Wih avidity, and used with undeViating
success in the most minute and intricate cases-of the delicate
ebtaplaint, for the cure of which, they have beeh so long-cele-
brated. The fame of these Pills 'throughout •Gerniany, caused
their speedy introduction into alniiiSt every country, and -ad-
dresses were presented to the talehted Professor Swedour who
'filled the chair at 'Leyden Univdsity, congratulatory'of the cir-
cumstance. The certainty with WhiCh they were continually
administered, can be attested by many thousands, in fact during
the long continental war they were the inseparable companion
and safeguard.Of the soldier, in all cases nhere the slightest,
suspicion of infection was entertained. What Nleditine!can be
snore appropriate than that which has given such general satis-
faCtion. The Hygean Pills root out every partible of theinSid-
tious:poison, purifying in their•progressthe'Wholernas's Of fluids,
they-not only remove the disease, but renovate bytheir action
:the different functions Orthe'beily—expelling the grosser °hu-
Imours and in a*inaiiner so mild and imperceptible .as to con-
vince the most sceptical of 'their nStotiiitting 'and 'unectualled
powers, they neither contain -mercury or, any other mineral,
and *lay be taken Without the 'slig,htest tifspicinn of discovery—
th6y*reijuire'no *restraint of diet, ,loss of :time, or 'hindranee;of
blisiness. The Hygean, Pills may be depended upon.asaeer-
:tain &tire by perSOns of eithersex,-in all stagesof a certain.dis-
e*ase, and-that Without producing-the least inconvenienre. -At
any period when 'the 'sli'ghtest snspicion may exist, it will be:
well to'have recourse to the'llygestis Pills, for'when:taken be-
fore the disease' has'rtiride Its appearance ;it acts as a .certain
preventive, reMOVing: the --Complaint' effectually -and :secretly..
The deplcirible"State in•'Whieh niany persons have been Whin
visiting' the proprietor' from: the;use of :mercury, renders it im-
peratively necessity Wet:llo6h the' public against lhat danger-
ous fnineral when injudiciously-administered.
Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel
street, Liverpool, from Eight 6 in the morning until Ten at night
(on Sundays from *Nin*.?. Where.he givesedvice to al
applieants•takiowany4 of his' preparatiOns, IVITHOLT APEE.
-Letters (pOst,paid) enclosing a,remittance,,answered by re-;
turn, and 'Medicines .punetually transmitted ito .e.sty‘iddress
either by initials' 1)t-tuarfe