The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-08-20 00:00:00

August 20, 1844

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,}
in the TO WIT.
County of Lancaster,
AT
this MEETING, the 10th day of August, 1844, of
a Committee of the Council of the Borough of Li-
rpool, appointed by the said Council at their Quarterly
Meeting holden on Thursday, the ninth day of November,
In the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-three,

PRESENT :
JAMES LAWRENCE, ESQUIRE, CHAIRMAN,
JOHN KILSHAW,
THOMAS KAYE,
EYRE EVANS,
JOHN SHEPPARD, ESQUIRES.
.1., Whereas, at a quarterly meeting of the council of the
bin the Liverpool, holden in the council chamber,
within the
dTown-hall
veof the said borough, on Thursday,
the ninth day of Nomb er, one thousandsand eight hundred
an r
forty-three, the said council did appoint James Law-
- enee ss.,
ronah""" Eyre Evans, two of the aldermen of this bo-
as e t and James Aspinall, Charles Boutflower, Isaac
ssoune
John Sheppard,
8) John Kilshaw, Robert Rigby,
Thal/las Toulmin, and Simon Lee Trotman, eight of th
Vouncillors of the said borough, a committee by theme
selves, or any three or more of them, to do every thinge
which' in a local act, passed in the fifty-first year ofi the
i.. 1-5. ° of his late Majesty King George the Third, n n
d,
.4. ...11 act for the improvement of the port and tow
th-ietveetr_p,ool, and amending the several acts relating to
port " allays, and other works belonging. to the said
Pe," and in another local act,
Yearpassed in the fifty-ninth
e
of the rei n of his late Majesty King George t
Third, intituledg, " An act for abolishing the payment ofe
certain
tolls, called ingatei and outgates, collected at the
several entrances into the town of Liverpool, in the county
_e
of Lancaster, and of certain tolls and stallage now payable
in the markets and fairs there, and for granting other tolls
aneellsstallase in lieu thereof, and for the better regulation
....._— the said markets or fairs," or either of the said acts,
-cre or was at any time heretofore provided to be done
txclusively by any particular or limited number, class, or
description of the members of the body corporate of the
is or town of Liverpool, the continuance of which
ls not inconsistent with the provisions of the act passed in
the
fifth and sixth years of the reign of his late Majesty
King William the Fourth, for the regulation of the
selnieeiPal corporations in England and Wales, or
e", ins p
tead of such ar or limited class'number or descri Lion of thearticul said members, is autho-
,
rised to be donPe by the council of the said borough,
°l. any committee of the said council, by themselves or
three or more of them, by an act passed in the sixth and.
~seventh years of the reign of his late Majesty King Wil-
liam the Fourth, intituled " An act for the better admi-
iliStration of justice in certain boroughs," and which does
210 t relate to the business of a court of criminal or civic
judicature, the said council declaring all former appoint-
ments
of any committee or committees for all or any of
theSporposes aforesaid Lobe ended and determined. And 1
whereas at an adjourned quarterly meeting of the said
council, holden on the 4th day ofJune, 1844, the said coun-
cil did appoint Thomas Kaye, one of the councillors of
the said borough, to be a memberof the said committee, in :
the room of the said. Charles Boutflower, deceased. Now
it is ordered, constituted, provided, and ordained by the
said committee, and the said committee do hereby order,
constitute, provide, and ordain that from and after such
time as the Bye-laws this day ordained and made shall
eo me into operation and take effect, all rules, orders, and i
tilYe-laws relating to the markets within the borough shall I
tueee r_re.epepeaalleedd,
nannedortheinsgamy.e are hereby. by the said commit- i
d. 1 And it is oraered and ordained
"Y the said committee, and the said committee do hereby
order, make, constitute, provide, and ordain the following
rules, orders, and Bye-laws for the fixing, and for the re-
rzart:silpgliatstienage,rinorgd,earinndg,governing the markets, and also
and governing all persons, both
matters
and sellers, thereto coming and resorting in all
and also for
do or may concern or relate to the markets,
ie..
ando for the regulating of stal carriers therein, and fix-
taede
Ineoariestyesieurgtaoinfing the rates and prices for the carrying
all articles carried and conveyed from
i and for the appointing, trying, adjusting, re-
kinguegtisattning' and ordering of all weights and measures accord-
the legal standard used and to be used in the mar-
or al; and the sale of goods, provisions, and other things,
prev Y Of them h
provlisi.ting the ' "Y such weights and measures, and for
sale and exposing to sale of such goods,
deceitglisi and other things in the markets, by false. or
thmeeatte., 1 weights or measures, and also for preventing
fiesuor
and things the
exposing to sale of any unwholesome flesh,
Wise f fishy exposing
other provisions in the markets ; and like- '
regulating and ordering of all other matters
an of them.
xets Or gs which do or may concern or relate to the mar-
orFIRST GENERAL.
no article shall be offered for sale or sold in any
as the i or browght into the same for sale, other than such
Under thicket has been by the council appropriated for, as
A Present Bye-law is set forth, that is to say--
1, Ti:PaOPRIATION OF ST. JOHN'S MARKETS.
tat °bed t principal market, with the uncovered ground at-
:::dgoeat;de :818' aPpropriated for all sorts of provisionst, the
live st Tan, except fresh or uncured fish, and excep any
for _ ew, (save Poultry, rabbits, and pigeons,) and also
Plants, iowers, and roots, growing and
2. Tire,,,,l,a, and any earden stuff.
3. The rs.c'ah Marketbfor fish and game.
, 4. The ks_sster Yard for oysters and other shell-fish.
sz!plinr,utry
tProsisl'se redlar's Market for earthen and other wares,
5. aS,''rls excepted.)
Market for poultry and small live stock.
The t, - --sPlslarioN OF ST. JAMES'S MARKET.
ProvfiCortceilsal market is appropriated for all sorts of
try, raqii.s, the
, food of man, except live stock, (save pool -
floes I's and • ) d also for gardeners plants.
_, era an, Pigeons ; an ,
ue.„..n stuff. " roots, growing and garden seeds, and any gar-
sne ell,
Poses :user markets are appropriated for the lake pur-
'wares'. -nu, in addition, for earthen and other pedlars
sts apennisss
the nis mss, 41.ATION OF ST. MARTIN'S MARKET.
It: foot)
Of met ft, Is appropriated for all sorts of provisions,
%v.:21004-ln, except live stock, (save poultry, rabbits
eart'eng and• J and for gardeners plants, flowers and roo's,
"ell and garden seeds and any garden stuff, and for
the
aher pedlars wares.
the foodarketli"rois OP GILL-STREET MARKET.
and ~,; °f re ,s'''' aPPrOpriated for all sorts of provisions, ,
rootsz-geons ;)-1 except live stack, (save poultry, rabbits
and -.'
grnwing :a, for gardeners plants, flowers and
lfor earthen-na, earden seeds, and any garden stuff,
iPhe
f el' oßd° OltftinaT/nankg Other pedlars wares.
Us la
Market • - " eLEvELAND-SQuARE MARE.F.:T.
niS aPPr°Priated for all sorts of provisions,
and Pigeons .\a ' except live stock, save poultry, rabbits
roots. grows I and, also for gardeners plants, flowers and
and, also eerlile_ ,tlsl garders seeds, and any garden stuff,
apenov artnen and other pedlars wares.
This arATION OF PoWNALL-SQUARE MARKET.
the food of is appropriated for all sorts of provisions,
tnan, except live stock, (save poultry, rabbits
and
Pic'eoorf:
grossm' a; ) and for gardeners plants, flowers and roots,
earthen and garden seeds, and any garden stuff and for
and other pedlars wares. '
,T„ . APPROPRIATION op THE PIG MARKET.
alt's market is appropriated for pigs and other cattle
alive.
APPROPRTATIom
RESPECTIVELY OF
THE THE TWO HAYMARKETS CALLED
MARKETS. NORTH AND soriTH HAY-
These markets are respectively appropriated for hap,
straw, and other fodder for cattle; and for potatoes and
other roots and vegetables, the food of man ; and, also
for coal.
And from the said several markets, so declared and ap-
propriated respectively, all goods, provisions, and articles,
other than such for which the same are respectively ap-
propriated, are expressly excluded, provided that as to
appropriations made of the streets, the squares, and
tett. of the streets, hereunder mentioned, a
.suf-
anee` Passage on the carriage way for carts, carriages
atm "nsrses, and other cattle, and on the footways for per
consverniseselng on foot, is reserved for the general use and_
syrte_of the public.
Zrneat enari4tEeTs AND soaraitEs
- To.
tOr
e. e t .
Market (Itiare. st• Nile-street.
street. Rathbone.street. Bevington hill.
re-stieet. Pitt-street. Flighfield-street.
PPer Dav,s Price-street. Gibralter-street.
euperiovarorktehte,
no-st. Seddon-street.
2. The TIME, of OPENING THE MARKETS.
Pig el several markets, except the hay markets and the
281'41111 Pen for buQiness as
September,
tin every
we March to the 29th - both in-
tin every othednesday and Saturday, at 5 a.m.
I_..nuring the
re r day of business, at 7 a.m.
-ls every ,ft, nsainder of the year—
"la ever 3, e"ti!ednesdav and Saturday, at 6 a.m.
Aro , Trss J daY of business, at S a.m.
ps al lob a.- oP cis) THE M ARKETS.
rlentaadayB :I SING
rket ness in
Year ens and th
ots "" on Sat e nay markets, shall
i. the several markets, except the
•nrday at 11 o'clock in the evening, and. on
tnarkets s ''' 8 o'clock in the evening, and in the hay
, The "n
all day
tour prrneeaitesti bell8 at
1 O'clock in the afternoon.
shall be rung in every market one half
Meals Yto the time appointed for business to end.
...All th. mar
he
fliartjtday,-a•-nulciarelcherts shl'aElf be closed
ON SUNDAYS, &C.
closed on every Sunday, Good
to nr thank lqinas Day, and on any day of public
6:11"n-•elii ing-vsing' "cent that on Good 'Friday fis if
xttts„Sli 10 0,,,,1'ny market appropriated for the sale o
11"ItNps ssolss.ruecit a.m.
No per°s" THE °a ADMITTED INTO THE MARKETS ,
egeept th °,1"). Shell iirll4K APPOINTED FOR OPENING.
Bhall an)"
413°Ve sPeefi it'arkt
e naY e admitted into or upon. any market,
the thri.e" Pieresdonf' 0 s ,and pig market, before the hours
effeneee the etrning such market for business, nor
offendin aPPointed feelr or continue in any market after
ffnc g the thi
_Pros, d
hnsiness to end •, and every person
awn of twoB steislaw shall forfeit for the first
lin,. , alleged and --"ngs and sixpence, for a second
itu,'":_' sand for an;
ev.a.3enNarovedon es as such, the sum of five still-
s enee subsequent to a second offence,
"l•ela : Al, __"6 slich, the sum of ten shillings.
3 wzi
h All • AT GATES ARTICLES ARE TO BE
Ma all h articles for TAKEN IN.
i ° tak . s ror sale in St. John's principal market
gates totieltd.sltsstreent in at the gates int. Great Charlotte-street and
e leaded St thes and elsewh • and no cart shall be
f_very persen elsewhere;
forr to first
o;ffending 'OrElliOtt-Street ; and
against this Bye-law shall forfeit
Of c_teeed npee the sum of two shillings and sixpence,
see!eve shie ence 1
, a=leged and proved as such, the sum
tss°nd osse,__gs, and for any offence subsequent to a.
sl!.: ahisfinis:'e, alleged arid proved as such, the sum of
asttFa• :
4. A,, AT WHAT GATES ARTICLES ARE TO BE
tak ''' arti TAKEN IN. ell in cieS for sale i St. James's Market shall be
and n at the s n .
13,,,...0t eisew,
er ates in Nile-street or Rathbone-street
tl,;_` lsw sh P. e ; and every person offending against this
o Rhin. all forfeit for the first offence the sum of
and ings and • Pros
any ed 2,8 Sixpence, for a second offence, alleged
Offencesuch, the cum of five shillings, and for
A rop A subsequent
em as such, to a second offence, alleged and
t the sum of ten shillings.