The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-07-05 00:00:00

layor and Ma,
convened to consider ti

on, came to the followii:

and M

proposed by their
itted to the Mayor.
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That the Mayor and Magi

ates equ

ions of any other assoCia

any future time,

now, 0

"'That with regard to the proposition this day laid before
the Mayor on behalf of the Loyal Orange Association of a
procession to church on the 12th of July, without banners
or emblems, the Mayor and Magistrates are of opinion that
processions of any persons on days remarkable in our history
for the triumphs of sects or parties ought to be avoided, and
they most strongly advise the Orangemen not to form any
procession on the 12th of July, such a course being likely,

of the peace

ion of the disapproval of such processions
d Magistrates will be communicated to all

habit of assembling for tl

ANNUAL

MEETIiVO 0.0 THE SHIPMASTER
ASSOCIATION.

and annual mee

,z of the members of th

erday, at their ro,

and promising associauuu
in Oldhull-street, for the purpose of receiving the rt,
the committee, and electing the officers and committ

the ensuing year.
Mr. Wm. ROWETT was called to thechair, and after briefly
opening the business of the meeting, as being almost wholly
of a formal nature, and expressing his regret that the at-
tendance was not so numerous as might be expected, owing
to the extreme wetness of the weather, requested the secre-
tary to read thf• •accounts and the report of the

committe
Mr. S.

with a col

furnitt

from iL
way tha

ratement of

the secretary, accordingly read a summary
It appeared from this, and the explanation
•, that the association having commenced
to fund in hand, they had become burthened

by iudi

to find, a

consistentlf with the eft
the institution—the prospects of whi,
whole, more favourable than at the laga

The following are the heads of the report for the past year :
A considerable, portion of the time of the committee had
sn occupied in endeavouring to

time some improved

plan proposed was one

nueman whose exile

lified- for

pointed him out as well 111., ~:e arduous t 4,
the committee flattered themselves that they would
been enabled to commence efficient operations in May last
but an unforseen and insurmountable difficr'
has unhappily placed the matter in abev-
m,

The rooms- have been made availableforthe sale by auction
of vessels, &c., and it is hoped those interested will, when
they become aware of the fact, avail themselves of the pri-
vilege.

The committee had also afforded every
power to those discussing the details of ti
parliament on the subject of appointing
tion of future masters and mates in tl
A public meeting of the members and others
the subject had been held, and communicatior
time to time to Lord Sandon and Sir H. Dou
always evinced great anxiety for the well being
ttionp and the furtherance of the interests of the shipmaste
fri•llv

boards of exa
le merchant s

Some allusion was made to the rather inconvet,,,.._
of the rooms, and the committee had long been on the
to
out for a more advantageous site, thou
avail. On this point we cannot help
that if an arrangement could be come to between tht
elation and the projectors of the " Seaman's Hom,
building (with distinct entrances and apartments) migh
erected in a suitable part of the town, worthy of the prai
worthy objects which each has in view.
The report concludes by alluding to the list of la,
jects of natural history, curiosities, &c., liberal' • p,
to the association, and respectfully calls on rr rs of
sets that they may essentially cor L -osperh.
utility, and attraction of the institution, i
,k,inuing to
present such objects of interest an'l -

t localit

gh hitherto

tribute to t

Captain PICKIRING, of tt
be received and circulated. '
2.II`DowAL, of the Liverpool.

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dr. ROWETT moved and JOHN Fo

rs of Yes

tlemer
were a
the as: