The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-07-11 00:00:00

venience

W. BROWN, Chairman

(Signed)

Three gentlemen, the chairman, Mr. Crossfield
Mr. Todd, was:then appointed to wait, with the letter,
the Mayor ; and, meantime, the meeting adjourned f

On their reassembling, the Cr AIRMAN reported that
the deputation had had an interview with the Mayor, whc
courteously came out of the council-room for that pur-
pose, and who stated that he had not had an opportunity
of laying the letter before the council, but had eonsulted
with the Town-clerk, and their impression was that, al-
though the committee would meet on Tuesday (this day),
they would only do so pro-forma, and that nothing would
be so hastily done as to preclude the delegates from hav-
ing an opportuni4y of urging their views.
It was then agreed that a deputation should be chosen
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to-morrow (this day), if nec(
and the meeting adjourned—
eleven o'clock.

the meeting.
Mr. STEUART, after having expressed his confident
hope that the associations would liberally subscribe to
carry on the opposition, asked what amount would be
necessary for the purposes of that opposition ?
The CHAIRMAN thought that about £2OO would cover
the expenses. CHESTER CATTLE AND HORSE FAlR.—This fair wa:
Mr. RATHBONE said it would cost £lOOO at the least, held on Wednesday last. The supply of fat stock was
seeing that counsel and parliamentary agents would have generally short. Fat cattle were worth from sd. to Gd.
to be retained. per lb. and sink the offal : fat sheep sid. to fxl• Calving
Mr. STEUART moved, " That the chairman be re- Cows were not in much demand. Pigs were in abundance:
quested to ascertain whether the views of the delegates, the buyers few. The horse fair was largely
attended by
as communicated to the Fire Committee, are entertained dealers, and good horses were in good demand, but
by the council, and that the meeting do adjourn to Mon- excedingly scarce. In the lower qualities the show was
day (yesterday), at eleven a.m., for the purpose of re- large. and the demand limited.
ceiving the answer, and, in the event of its being
CHESTER CHEESE FAIR:
unfavourable, to appoint a deputation to proceed to Lon-
don to oppose the bill."
at nearly the close of the 1: 0 .
.. _.., was piled for
This motion was adopted, with one dissentient,
(the Much less than at any previous July fair. This was
delegate for the West Indian Association,) and the meet- caused by the very deficient make of last • b • ear, being about
a very light quantity, say . -
one-fourth below an avers :- • _
course-
log adjourned. g'" icir'll- of
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The sale was brisk, and • '1 .: 4"-.11,-"' '.-
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gain to-day, at

At this fair, on Tues
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to 655. being a-n"ca"d'v-an-c-ePo'f iiiii. Vii':'gpe,reir"Cetr."'. mve 1Z
YESTERDAY.
Annotthmer meeting was held yesterday. There were Jair. There was no fine c '),,in .the: iOrket. :ftir.lli-
essrs. W. Brown, W. R. Sandbach, Geo. Cros- chaelmas, when markets' r --fiVely; iarer vritAtilew
EeTte. J. Holt, W. Rathbone, W. Stewart, ,708. Heap, cheese, prices will doubt - iedde .4sflOW: its tlieAswere
N.,.
Rai. Gill, Thomas Todd, R. C. Crosbie, Ed. Filcher, three months back. - - -., ~ -.. .- ...4 .
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