The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-26 00:00:00

Etaal

r' HE creditors of Mr..JAMES PH; TGTON, late of
JIL Liverpool, timber merchant, dece may reeeivea divi-
dend of five shillings in the pound (in ddition to the dividend
of six shillings und;eightpenee already paid) on applying at the
office ot' Mr. B. Passuor' Accountant, Castle-street, on Monday
next, or any subsequent day, (Suudays.exeepted,) between the
hours of Eleven and Two. •All persons havlng claims against
'the estate of the said deceased are requested to stud the particu-
lars thereof to Mr. Prescot, forthwith. J. and G. CRUMP.

It being reported to this Meeting that of the nine Commis-
sioners chosen out of the CommOn.COuncil there were four 'va-
cancies occasioned by the disqualificatiOn by .non-attendance of
John Shaw Leigh, Esq., and 'by the retirement, by ballot, of
James Aspinall, Esq., Ambrose Lace,,Esq., and Jas: Powuall
Esq.; and, that of tne-titleen othei Commissioners, there wore
seven vacarteies occasioned by ~the disqualifiCation by non-
attendance of Mr. Wilfred Troutbeck, by the .death of Mr.
Richard Dobson;' and liy the retirement in pursnance of the
provisions of the Act, of Mr. John Holmes, Mr Thomas X4ye,
Mr.latnes Bateson, Mr. Juines Lii.wrence, and Mr. Jolin Ilerd.
• •It was nmvett by Mr, Wales, and- seconded by Mr. James
Lawrence, that, the tolbiwinv; Gentlemen be chosen. Commis-
sioners to:,supply.the vacatruies in the nuinbet to be:dhasen out
of the Common Council, namely,, Robertson Gladstone, ESq.,
in the place ofJohn -Shacc • Leigh,'E'sq.,Ja
ws Aspinalf, Esq.,
Ambrose Lac; lGq., JamesPoWnall, Es 4: •
The iniitMir being put and carried, the shove named Pentle-
men were declared duly elected.
It was moved by Mr. Samuel Iloirne, and seconded, that the
following Gentlemen be chosen Commissioners to supply the
vacancies in the number to be cliosen out .of the Ratepayers,
namely, John Holmes, Thomas Kaye, James Latvrence, Wit-
ham Birkett, John-Barton, James Foster, Francis Flay Wood.
The motion being put and carried, they were declared duly
elected..

(Signed) AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Chairman.
The Chairman- having• retired, '
/legoived,—That the thanks of -this Meeting be' Presented 'to
the ltev, Rector Augustus Campbell, fur his impartial c,m,luct
in the chair.
EDWD. G. DEANE, Clerk to the Commissioners.

The Commissioners tinder the "Privity, and 'Sewerage Act," in
Account Current with' the '" Parish of Liverpool,' fiom the
24th June, 1834, to the 2ith June, 1835. •

To Balance as per last Account in the
hands of the Treasurer
To Amount do. due to the New
Sewers
To Paving Rate for 1832,
collected.. 175 5 8
Ditto „ 1833, coll. 4986 9 5
Ditto „ 1834, coll.
at Bd. in the pound 11783 0 7

To Sewerage Rate fur
1832, colleeted....l: 88 5- 0
Ditto „ 18.33, coll. 2528 5. 0
Ditto „ 1834, coll.
at 4d. in the pouud 5878 12 -8

Paving and New
Old Sewers. Sewers.
s. d. s. d

1 1 6

408 15 2

To Amount received from the Coy-
poration, being an -annual sum
agreed to be paid by them, in lien
of Paving and Repairing certain
Streets and Sewers.. 5(X)O► 0 0
To Amount received from Ditto, be-
ing an Annual Sum agreed to be
paid by them to be applied to the
.New Sewers only
To Amounts received for Fines for
Breaking Pavements, &c..
To Amounts received from
The Bootle Water Co.
for Paving.. £l4B 4 10
The L'pool Gaslight
Co. for Paving....... 317 14 3
The New Gas and Coke
Co. for Paving
Sundries for Paving 149 11 9
Do. for Paving Stones 119 10 10
Do.forCrossingStoues 117- 7 10
Do. for Flagging 252 5 1
Do. for Soughing
Do. for Branch Sewers 45 10 0

5 0 0

8195 2 8

'o Amount due Leyland
and Puffins. £2096 6 11
Do. to the New Sew-
erage Account, per
contra

750 0 0

£27552 15 11 9653 17 10