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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29 00:00:00

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Resolved, —lll at W
Vestryman for two ye

It was moved by
Mr. THOMAS 01-Ari

Resolve%

It x'vas moved by Air. Churchwarden DOVER,
r. W. p. JERFREYS,

Vestrymen for three year
It was r moved,
seconded by,Mr. JAMES DENTON,
That Mr. San Pemberton be ap
for three years.
It was rnr

an amendment, by Mr. JOHN SMITH,

lect-Vestryman

d, as an amendment, by Mr. JOHN S

seconded by Mr. JAMES DENTON,
That Mr. George Sumner be.appointed a Select V
for three years.

ryman

It was fnoved, as an amendment, Ly Mr. BRTDEN, seconded
by Mr. Muu urr,
That Mr.
for three ye.
It vi
seer

allies Hughes be appointed a Sel

,et Vestryman

fivavild, as an amendment, by Mr. JAMES HuGins,

for thrc

It wait liioved, as an amendment, by Mr. FREDERICK Joass,
seconded by Mr. THos. WILLIAMS,
That Mr.4ohn Wiggins be appointed a Select Vestryman for
three years.

It was moved, as an amendment, Isy Mr. JAMES THOMPSON
seconded 1,7 Mr. THOMAS CLA KEE,

That Mr.-lienry Jones be appWn'ted a Select Vestryman f,
three years.

Alr.Savage, Mr. Jones. and Mr. `Gee having been with-
drawn, the motion and amendments :were severally put from
the Chair, and the following Gentlemen were declared .to be
appointed, viz. : •

Mr. John Whitby, Mr. John Woodruff, Mr. Thomas Wylie,
Mr. John Pemberton, Mr. George Sunmer. Mr. James Hughes,
and Mr. John Wiggins. Whereupon a poll w•as demanded by
Mr. E. P. NPKNIGn T, on behalf of Mr. Abraham, Mr. Hindley,
and Mr. Hodson.

It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden .DON ER, seconded .by
Mr. W. P. JEFFRE YS, and
Resolved,—That Mr. James Brownbill and Mr. John Wil-
liams be appointed Churchwardens of St. Paul's for the ensuing
year.

- It was moved by Mr. Churchwarae.
Mr. JOHN MenAm, and
Resolred,—That Mr. George Nickson and Mr. Joseph Tapley
be aupoin.ed Clanrchwardens of St. John'sfor the ensuing year.
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden'Doves, seconded by

Mr. W. P. JEFP42EYS, and
Resolved,—That a Church Rate of Twopence in the Pound be
laid for the ensuing year.
It was moved- by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER. Seconded by

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