The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-25 00:00:00

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the Poll was resumed this morning at Ten, and closed al
Four, when the numbers were as follow :

'MIS DAY'S POLL

Persons
Mr. Houghton 228
Mr. Riding 344

Votes,
511
644

Voles,
1356
1338

Mr. Birkett
Mr. Henshaw .... 413

Sir Gerard Noel, Bart., M.P
Sir Robert Grant, Bart.
Sir Henry Blake, Bart. Mr. Rawland
Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bart. Mr. M'Gee
Sir Robert Buxton, Bart. •
Sir John Forbes, Bart. .• Mr. Whitby.
Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart. Mr. Bright .
Sir Philip B.V. Broke, IC.C/B •`"
Sir John Tyrrell, Bart. ' At the close of the Poll, it was announced by Mr. Hough.
'Sir Henry Smyth, Bart, M.P. ton that Mr. Birkett resigned.
Sir Matthew Wood,Bart,M.P Mr. Henshaw was thereupon duly elected an Overseer of
Sir John de Beauvoir, Bart. the Poor.
Sir Thomas B. Mash The Poll on the other questions will be resumed TO.MOR-
Sir Thos. Wilde,Nl.P.Sol.Gen ROW, the 22d, at the Sessions' House, at Ten o'clock.
Sir Frederick. Pollock, M.P. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk.
J. Wildman, Esq., Chilham 21st April, 18-13.
Castle
PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
At the ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY, held by adjourn-
ment in the Sessions'-house, Chapel-street, the 22d April
instant,

235 503
371 551

460 10S3
562 1360

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Colonel Tynte, m.p.,_ -
Colonel Stbthorp, M.P.
Col.Delap,Stoke Park, Surrey
Col. Bence, Thorington Ball
Colonel Cowell
Captain Pechell, M.P.
Matthias Attwood, Esq.,M.P
Alderman Thompson, M.P.
3y Charles Walker, Esq., M.P.
Mr. Serjeant Talfourd, M.P.
Mr. Sergeant Ludlow
IVen.Archdeacon of Colchester
Ven.Archdeacon ofSt.Alban'
Rev. Dr. French, Cambridge
'Rev. Dr. Benson
agh Rev. Dr. Birch
Rev. Dr. Marsh
Robert Reny
C. Wadd

Mr. JOHN WILKINSON in the Chair,
the poll was commenced at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
closed at four o'clock in the afternoon, when the numbers
were as follow :

This day's Poll. Gross corrected Poll,

Person
. 141
. 144 .

Votes. • Person. Votes.
403 .... 647 .... 1,780
240 .... 758 .... 1.614

dividends
. .ory
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No. 1, Moorfields, Dale.street, (opposite the Royal Hotel, on any Saturday after a quarter past 4 o'clock in the after-
Lord Lord Hay
Mr. Houghton . Liverpool, April 4th, 1843. noon ; ' and the 13th, that one hour and a half shall be
•• Mr. Riding
ofeathseerber.;
Lord Seymour _______ _ allowed in each day for meal times.
_
Hartland
Lord THE FACTORY EDUCATION BILL.—The Spectator, an
Mr. Rowland.:
consequente
Redesdale
re- ; Lord Western
Mr. !11 Gee
Lord
Archbishop of Arm - Rumour states that, in a new batch of Queen's counsel to , m • .
129 .....34 .... 579 .... 1,408 besaiprpGoeinortegde rioa.y,;:,:;tecibziocrims
ptoicbtuerienicsluadteida; ord , rk was a thorough exposition •
t finished,
~.ministers announced a measure for attacking that ignorance -
'd'ieLgbnaosreamnAceenhtioefy:nlsadrwgeme
miser
'and
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simultaneously
otuhseliyr :
Mr. Whitby
•'. out of the capital of their shareholders I
commended. '
BLoisrhdopSyodfennhuarmham
,ck, Esq. M.D. Mr. Bright
',and thus netted
From. this time the bank continued paying
lose Bishop of Chester
- in some of the districts that suffer most, though it may not
Bishop of Bath and Wells ..„ Esq., late M.P.,
~. , and is now exhibiting at the Egyptian Hall, London.
,t here be positively the grossest—the manufacturing districts. • •
end Bishop of Norwich Dublin , The Poll will be resumed on MONDAY, the 21th instant, at . .
s Among the arrivals in the port of London, within the last
:' few days, was a cargo of ice from Norway. 1 The measure was framed with a view of steering between the '''•
lb. , Bishop of Salisbury IJohn Hatchell, Esq., Dublin, . the Sessions'-house, at ten o'clock.
:.. ~
;jienadl o i unsgyuocef
successfully
lhyurch evadingandt
itiheerock exactionsof
Charybdis, o f the dissenterst
h e m inis ;. ...;
vas ';= Bishop of Peterborough . M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry•clerk.
, The Duke of Wellington will complete his 74th year on
io- And numerous Families of the highest respectability. -22 d April, 1843.
the Ist of next month.at the rate of 7 per cent (the directo •thus
Mr• COCKLE, SURGEON, has much pleasure in laying , —directors netti
• his friends and the public, Mr. ABERNETHrS PARISI! OF LIVERPOOL. !ters have drawn
^ Upwards of 350,000 persons have passed through the s • upon themselves the dogs of Scylla in full 4 per cent. upon their fictitious sha .) ng,
before aces until
ESTIMATION of his Antibilious Pills, extracted from a :At the ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY, held by
,adjourn- ', Thames Tunnel since the opening. cry : no imputation of tyranny and jesuitical manceuvering was - • 1840,
too gross to be launched against the f •of . when it exploded, having lost the Whole of tl • that gentleman addressed to him in the year ment, in the Sessions'-house, Chapel-street, the 24th day
,s . _ _
Letter which Sir Robert Peel acknowledges through the Times, the re ' •
-,• which, for of April, 1843, ''• ' d, d • , 1 its admitted imperfections, was certainly brought , - capital, to the amount of £260,000 and
to 1824 :
Mr. JOHN WILKINSON in the Chair. ~ ceipt of £2OO from an anonymous person to be devoted to ~'forward for a great and honest ' in d • , some £70,000
* * * * * * _
s the reduction of the national debt. pur e and a goo spirit. . • s
'Yordered the use of your Antibilious Pills in affec- At the opening of the Poll this Morning, it was announced, ssrhe whine represented by pesßussell, and
Lord John - . besides. It went on from year to year losing ; carry.
h • " I have At the Mansion-hawse -
attended with considerable derange- ,by Mr. Isilshaw, that Mr. Riding withdrew from the Poll,liamentary dissenters represented by Mr. Hawes, show a - .ing on an improvident business ; holsterin p men
o . lions of the stomach,
important d • ected o which Mr. HOUGHTON was declared to be elected charged with attempting to shoot one of the canons of St. disposition to mend rather than summarily to reject the , • local ' gu-
the functions of that organ, an connected s,, upon
of straw ; accommodating directors
,vent of
of the liver and bowels, (for to this cause, Churchwarden for the ensuing Year. . Paul's, was fully committed for trial. • • measure • and the
e's , re are yet hopes that a small beginning of • and their
with a torpid state
attributed the various diseases of the body, At five minutes before eleven, no vote having been tendered The number of visitors at the British Museum on Easter ...flatiocal education may be made possible by the dispassionate ^. friends; feeding the voracity of the tribe of speculaf chiefly, may be
• d I have thus had frequent ; for Mr. M•Gee, within the limited time, Mr. RAwLAND:, Monday exceeded those who had been admitted on any pre-; comhination.of opposing parties. * * * Regarding this;,-ing
an
s aare roo ers , .act, its career was one of I b k •in f ••
both local and constitutional,).
beneficialeffects. Th • was declared to be elected a Select Vestryman. vious occasion of the Easter holidays. measure as i .
nitres of witnessing their They •
• u partisan feel' opportu
'of bile, and act with certainty • ' At eighteen minutes past eleven, no vote having been : In consequence of the late melancholy loss of life in the ' a i
fin,ence the secretion
greatly in
most effectual manner on the alimentary organs, ~ tendered for Mr. Whitby, within the limited time, Mr. ''' case of Mr. Busfeild, the Bude light is about to be erected '' .• P uce upon society at large, we see no reason
why the most have been palpable to any observer of its affairs—pal and in the . .
pain or irritation. I consider them a . BRIGHT was declared to be elected a Select Vestryman. ‘in the centre of the Brunswick pier. zealous churchman should object to Sir James , pa-
-4 Graham's bill' of its many estab •
without occasioning .
t medicine, and may be taken '' At the close of the Poll the numbers were as follow : . ,modified to meet the amendments suggested ,!, ble to the meanest clerk in any establishments
at -The Oriental ste
excellent family aperient am-shi arriv thampton on the ,in Lord Jo
,Host " This Day's Poll. Gross corrected Poll. •
11tH instant, having on board 101 • ers five cameleop. st- hand the st hf; —the directors were year by year publishing to the world
ed at Sou . hn Russell's resolutions; or wby, on the other -
all times with perfect safety.
Persons. Votes. Persons. Votes. - ,
and passeng , , , aunc est friend of civil and religious liberty t• - i'•-• aids, two antelopes, • •
They are prepare y i
.- JAMES 647 .... 1,780 ..:besides a general cargo. ••Xshould hesitate to sup p° •t ' with - 4 the mo 1 b 'Mont reports, containing the most
it. NT -ay, regard to the ob. : , s n theL '' Houghton —••••—••••
Her Serene Highness late ANDGRAVINE of Mr. ....
758 .... 1,611 Ss DELICACIES OF THE SEASON.--In Covent Garden Mar- ►.s i
'ection urged against P 1 ',' its real condition
irdinaryHtoomnimw,
and may be had of all respectable Medi- - Mr. Riding .... • • —•• • • —•• • •k
tstrawberries are from , • pine apples, 4contemplated by the • •
the constitution of the local boards high-flown statements as to , and
e
I Es" • boxes, at ls. Ild., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. • s,s, ministers so co appear,
s of their own body to act as
;Ise Venders, in 9 .... 19 .... 626 .... 1,577 se IS. to 2s. per lb. ; and new potatoes, 4d. to 6d. per lb.even deputing member
NOTICE. '' Mr. Rowland. .... . mpletely in the power of the House of Corn- ''', mons as the min' •
it b specially observed, that those Pills only are Mr. 31`Gee
in which ministers of this country are—with constitu- • pimps in the sharemarket, in order to decoy parties
Let e e
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United Kingdom in the year 1841 was 40 cwt. 3 qrs. 261b5.; than they would the dissenters are probably more powerful is. • • tk I Even in 1840'
its SOC .
Le'
e which have the name " JAMES COCKLE, APOTHE- , 13
.... 23 .... 592 .... 1,431 l'e and in 18-12 it was 893 cwt. 3 qrs. 14 lbs. be under a more extended franchise—with
• ~• into the folly of investing in
'll-' in white letters, engraved on the Government Stamp. ' Mr. Whitby . .
676 1,575 • ' the growing feelin • le burst—when its affairs
sf authenticity will protect the Public against any 1 Mr. Bright .. 8
... ;13.. • • •• • • • Farm property to the value of .ClO3O, belonging to T. ~;:_unfettered press—the
in favour of secular education and an '', —the year in which the bubb
e controul vested in the Committee of
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`:`Brown, Esq., was set on fire, at Horton, three miles fronaN the Privy Council for have hopeless, the entire capital being lost,
deleterious imitation.s must been Education would be found sufficient to
s., M. D. LOW NDES, Vestry-clerk.
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Devizes, on Sunday, and destroyed.T he whole s
i insured. counteract any don , meeting of the board,
New Ormond-street, Bedford-row, London.
'''' Liverpool, 24th April, 1843. qger from that source." 'it was deliberately resolved by ame
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