The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29 00:00:00

Mr. TflolrAs Cl.AtjtKE,_

That the Churchwardens he authorised to expend the sum of
.e2OO out of the Church Rate for repairing the Church of Saint
Nicholas.

The motion having been pus from the Chair, it•was declared
to be carried.
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by
Mr. THOMAS CLARKS, and
Resolved,—That each of the Parish Clerks be paid the sums
of .e3O, in consideration of their giving up their fees on t
Bills of Mortality, and circulating them gratuitou
upon the understanding the grant of it shall not t

as usual,

a permanentallowance; or an admission that the,successors of
the present clerks shah be entitled thereto.
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by
Mr. THOMAS CLARIECraI:d
Resolved,—That the,surn of £7O be paid out of the Church
Rate in aid of the Welsh Service at St. Paul's Church, to be
.divided amongst the Mirdster, Clerk, and Sexton, in -the fol-
lowing proportions, viz., Minister, .e 55 ; Clerk, .e 10.; and
Sexton, £5. _ _

It was moved by Mr. G'aurchwarden DOVER, seconded by
Sir. THOMAS CLA RKE, and _ _ _

Resolved,—That the 'Churchwardens be authorised to pay out
of the Church Rate the.sum of .£lO to the second Minister of
St. Paul's Church, in addition to his present stipend.
It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by
.Mr. THOMAS CLARKE,
That the sum of .*'3o be paid to the Minister of Matthias's
Church.

The motion having been put-front the Chair, it was declared
.to -be lost.
_Llt,was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER. seconded by

Ilesolved,—That the following •persons be appointed Com.
missioners of St. Paul's and St..Johu's Churches, to supply the
existing vacancies viz.: Mr. Thomas Carson, Mr. Owen Wil-

Hams, M. Edward Howarth, sir. John Rimnter, Mr. Charles
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on their return home as -a Memen/o'of the Great :Bilibitior

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It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden Do a, seco
Mr. JOHN Slurni, and •
Resolved,—That the sum of .elOO be paid to Wipia,
wright,Esq., of the Liverpool Office, London, out of (II

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DP COMMONS

LAST

NIGHT

,led at four o'clock for the first time

Cork, and the Lord Ad

Mr. Freshfield took the

!ant Murphy for

of Scotland for the borough

—Lord J. RUSSELL, referring to the amend-
;les Assumption Bill, of
Jr. Walpole, stated the

merits upon the E
which notice had I

ie pur-

pose would be better carried into effect by the words of
the preamble as they now stood. With regard to the
other amendments proposed by the hon. and learned
gentleman, the Government, after full consideration.

could not agree to them. As to the preamble, he sug_
gested that the exact form of it should be preserved until
the House had gone through the clauses.—On the order
of the day for the second reading of the Property Tax
Bill, Mr. Spoomm warmly opposed the re-imposition
of the Tax, on the ground that it was unjust in principle,
and was not necessary in the present condition and
circumstances of the country. He moved, as an amend-
ment, that the Bill be read a second time this day sit
months.—Mr. MUNTZ briefly seconded the motion.—
Mr. FRESHFIELD would vote for the second reading, of
the Bill, with the full determination of supporting, in
Committee, such amendments as would limit it to the
shortest possible time, and effect a great modification with
y respect to the subjects and the amount of the Tax.—The

CRANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hoped the House would
refuse its assent to a-motion which would reverse the de-
ect,

and which would render it necessary not only to withdraw
the relief already proposed, but also to impose new taxes
to the amount of• a million sterling.—Mr. WGREGort,

kn mazy umenuea toe principle of tne taxes.—ln reply
to a question by Colonel SIBTHORPE, the CHANCELLOR
of the EXCHEQUER said, he proposed to move that the
Bill should go into Committee on Frid
Mr. DISRAELI said, although he might d
of the details of themicasut
opposing the secoM

lay next.—

he was tic

pprwe of some
nrenared. by

opposition to it

reading 'of the hill:t® declare his
rinciples, and recommended Mr.

to his p

Spooner to withdriw leis aniendmen

pose the

objectionable clauses-wber. they were brought ic;rward in

ha-vine

tion, the amendment was negatived without a division,
and the Bill was read a second time.—Upon the motion

of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, it was agreed that on Thursday
next the House should meet at six o'clock.—The other
orders of the day were rapidly disposed of, and the House
adjourned at a quarter to seven o'clock.

The King of Hanover has remitted the sum of 300 gui-
neas as his contribution to the funds of the Cambridge
Military Asylum, in memory of his late royal brother, for
widows of non-commissioned officers and privates.
A large meeting of the various Protection societies of
the county of Suffolk was held in the Conctyt-room,
Bury St. Edmund's, an Wednesday last, for thEpurpose
nt nrnenntintr to re.. 11.11 .1N CI In " A .••••• .1

western divon of the count