The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENa
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FRIVOLOUS OBJECTIONS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL ST4infolv
Sir,--I shall feel obliged by the insertion a the fold
ing letter :
" TO MR.I”-.^.-

STEWART-STREET, IN CIL°
'ROEsS Of Of TOTSP
FOR H Et STETIO.

AS DALTON, OF
,IVERPOOL, ON

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IE BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
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have just received a notice at you °,l4erpoo-,11
name being on the burgess list of th • °rough of ijouSeil A
respect of a warehouse in Neptune . reet. This wate'„o.o,
been in m occupation since it •as built, nine Years in tote!
uponhas, duringonasfestsliineenwthoofl e
nearof t :t2poeorpioedr,anpaniudinel.l troll°10011:944010a
also that lam entitled vote in respect of ware
Lancelot's-hey, in Pown • I-street, in Henry-street, in 'an tW.
street, in Crosbie-st , et, and in other streets wit iietssl
borough also. You ,ay also find me on the burgess;`, beid
freeman (by the s :y, why did you not object to 10.Yneit1.
there?) You wil also find me as a freeholder in Wet"e
I now take le eto recommend your finding out ssen
assailable m to exercise your dirty calling on--/
obedient servant,

. .
EDWARD PERRY WICNIGiII'

F
DESECRATION OF - THE SABBATH.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL pot,
SlR,—Permit me to occupy your space for a 10,7ceei
whilst I lay before your readers the disgracetlo tbo'
Public v$
witnessed every Sunday in one of our most
roughfares—the idle ground along Wapping. Pgrtseci
broils— the congregating of idle and viciously-01510e?
men and women—stone-fighting by scores of Yen.greil'
—are a few of the annoyances to which peaceouncloo
dents are weekly exposed. Yesterday, up to one° aof
p.m., no less than six fights took place. About eajotlt
five months ago a representation of the above bePtit tao
was made to Mr. Dowling, but he said that "
p.ns. on Sundays no police-officer is allowed to c'crots,
district." This seems to be well known to the Ptli,"ibliteu
in the locality. Drink is plentifully supplied at üblie
hours—the lives of passers-by are exposed to perilld $5
decency is outraged—the Lord's-day desecrated; ii-roPer
because the police authorities do not place it underftbes9
surveillance. Hoping the above short stateme_rot °').lass"
disgraceful scenes will draw the attention of inr..„resc.
field
themor the
prevented, W atch
am, Committee,
vours so
tr
ualsy, to have 117, C.
of
Hurst-street, Sept. 15, 1851.
SPORTING PROPHECIES.—THE DOIsTCAS-

MEETING

TAO°.
TO THE EDITOR OF TILE LIVERPOOL 8.-- or
o.'
predict the following will all come Augur
nearly so :—For the Champagne Stakes, I name ecl;
as the winner ; Great Yorkshire Handicap, ,ees;
Stand Plate, Little Faun ; Municipal Stakes, f1i,!;.7, for
Great St. Leger, Newminster 1, The Ban 2, take
" cockboats" Exeter and Goliah, certain starters; „sold
year-old Produce Stakes, Claverhouse • Two-lve011;
Handicap, Equal; Handicap Sweepstakes,' Mies hc-tal(esl
20 sovs. Sweepstakes, Hyacinth; ScarborougL, "dicaP'
Jack Leeming ; Foal Stakes, Iris ; Cleveland tierinesster
_
Vanguard ; Doncaster Cup, Maid of Masham ; 104'
Stakes. The Black Doctor; and for the Park-hill
BEEssv
Sister to Wanota.—Yours, &c.,