The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-15 00:00:00

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011 Wednesday,
yf' Edward:,• Present—Mr. Joseph. tiarrisou
kedealt, rice-chairznan, Messrs. Daly, Brc
„,1111teid ger, Al'Gee, Whitby, G. Harris(
ida„,_•mplebv_ r_iip •

Arilleittrld to be
eeoncied by
ortiereci a
for taa,..to be to Mr. -4 omerocrng the union '
- orzu the
t'ert)Y, thatthe C
,JreakTuari
ti 376 u 3. the Paupers emplue
e ?notion of A ,
hortini. echeal

Ite balance in the hands o

i;-.-.e visitation, wheu
-411,0s.per week. ' ....-'l2 was s
at_ late(' assistant-collecto.
.;„`;°tlnt of salary. A fox
z,' en to the assistant-matron.
-use f
Rt ~," .0,,r the past week, was reported to
111 MT toe corresponding week of last yea:.
A Vlespital was stated to be fifty.
T'- 4olitsu lIIILACLR IN PRESTON.—At. the
04,,44day week, of the new place of worship4ert
p. 'Artists of Preston on the Maudlands '
theaehed the sermon gave t
,e_pseetion of the edifice :
Ztiat have heard of a servant girl
10b,7140 lay dangerously ill, but wlt.o, when aPPar
e of recovery, had been natraculou.3l3 r r
"vettstomed health by being anointed by
the oil of the blessed St.

Jurveyors OK
bans were wl

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Drilered in favour of
a'

A Evert
tnight's lea'

whowing as the origin of
Many of them (his hearers)

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Berea

tit
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whet, („s, a nu,..
'''ratitZ, 4.f them p, _
;01eloted ' for such a mere),
143;,,a1105:°. the erection of a church, iledicateu .„.
... oecurect ; b,, _
4., ~ bet, Instrumentality, under God, so striking a cure
,- - beep
.-....- , . . , .01shop will conduct, and Dr. upwardsi pre-
„lt: zkii,votriormed. Subscriptions were commenced, and side at the organ. The chorus will be of 200
ea ass" f them were the edifice in which they were strong. We may add that a slight change has Leon made
laarr 1, ealbled." After this we must not wonder at the in the 1:•-::.-•:•ements. It is now decided that the hail
ti , e4ons es i,, tales of "winking images"
ab `"Portedand other absurdi- shall he' opened in the morning with. the " Hallelujah
:ore, 6, from abroad. We offer no comment on the Chorus" and "Coronation Anthem," and that in the
hoar ant`_alrel!. ask, in. the words of an eminent divine, evening there shall be an oratorio. A decision, too,has been
- Itenian•i:.9 n with a Bible and common sense can remain arrived at upon the terms of admission to the. hall oi! the
Ls A 4,, 'T,„.•
occasion of its opaning, and although this decision may be
171aeat-vc,-asw OnILIED BY A HOIXSE.—On Thursday, an subject to some modification, its general principles will be
arry, ..., held on the body of a carter, named John carried out. First of all, it has been determined by. the‘
;,ttiost,, "n 0 Met with his death under the following cir- joint committee that all parties are to pay for admission galphnees :--The deceased was in the employ of Mr. to the hall, the members of the Council not excepted. On
Leels Leyland, who carries on the carting business in the affirmation of this principle, the net subject fe
Atom-sreet, in this town. About half-past three on consideration was the price of admission. A the 013' afternoon he was engaged iu loading pig iron in the sum first mentioned, but, after some discussic
uAliod."N,llay Company's yard, George's pier, and had charge was fixed
.at half-a-guinea to all parts of the nail,
1110401---" nis, chain. horse and taken the bit out of his it being impracticable to effect any sub-division of the
tniz 1 to give it some provender. The horse being building. Each member of the Council will be entitled
Our,z ed Was allowed to be loose in the yard for above an to six tickets upon payment ; and to get rid of the diffi-
b„,
Into it ''' upon the deceased going to put the. bit again culty of appropriating seats for those tickets, the seats are
stro La tnouth, the animal reared up on its hind legs and to be bitllotted for before the distribution of tickets to the
oh t..a forth with its fore feet knocking the man down public generally, this being the only privilege accorded to
warnis., back on the ground. 'The enraged animal aft9r- the members of the Council. The remaining tickets will
Whinlns knelt upon the breast of the deceased, and worried be ballotted for by he latirgesses, and no person will be
„ in the right shoulder like a dog. Some men who allowed more than six tickets. Arrangements will be
ab,;e,enc•aged in the yard attacked the animal with stones, made in the hall for the accommodation of 2,300 persons.
cuY tlis means it was attracted away from the deceased. It is rumoured that the resolution as to the prices of
1): eight o'clock the same evening the deceased was seen admission does not meet with the approval of some of the
It htos, son John Parry, and had requested him to obtain members of the Corporation, who are likely to oppose the
10-`)te for him from the dispensary, as he would not live recommendation of the committee in Council. The pro-
ilk
fit.' No doctor, however, was brought to the unfortu- ceeds of the opening are to be distributed amongst the
day- tn,an until a quarter before twelve on the following various charities of the town. By the plan proposed only
forths_tue hour at which he expired. Henry Thomas, about £l,lOO will be raised; and as the expenses will be
vale•ua,, 11 to Mr. Leyland, said the animal was very vicious more than half of that sum, there will only be a small
ilko",s, among other horses. It had injured him by biting amount left for the charities."
4lioti7out twelve months since, and it had also injured Dock COMMITTEE.—The weekly meeting was held on
Slall'et an —Mr. Dodd, solicitor, who appeared on Thursday, presided over by Mr. Charles Turner, the chair-
r, °f Mr. Leyland weed that the deceased, who had
`qor''' (t tl . ' ' - man; there were also present—Messrs. Robinson, Palmer,
t4thi, tyr
~I, animal for three years, ought to have been Gregson, Rankin, Rounthwaite, Bigham, Smith, Brockle-
er e'la in taking a proper muzzle. In answer to bank, Holme, , Barber, and Royden. Tne of , Asap estion, it was stated that the owner of the sub-committee of -works produced tenders for supplying
eiked the muzzle, and not the driver. A verdict the iron work for warehouses for the east quay of the new
13aD eatal death" was returned.
011 i -°44. docks at Wapping, and recommended that the tender of
in tell rNI APPEAL CASE.—In the case of Orr and Messrs. Thomas Pearson and Co., amounting to something
a„, the I.l.the Union Bank of Scotland, judgment was given under £27,000, should be accepted ; the contract to be
irkal 4:4olise of Lords, on Monday last. It was an completed in nine months. The recommendation was
Ve m,cru, the Scotch court of session, in a su,it wherein agreed to. The following tenders were also accepted, on
-'arbei."LLgints were Messrs. William Orr and Alfred the recommendation of the sub- committee :—James Cot-
4, bae),„', merchants, of Liverpool ; Mr. John Tassie, ter and Co., and William Goodall and Son, for colouring
lialso .-uant in Glasgow • and Mr. Charles Campbell, and whitewashing the several offices along the line of docks;
tem-- merchant in Glasgow ' ; whilst the respondents were John Bibby and Sons, for copper ; Messrs. Hickman and
441 GlZagets of the Union Bank of Scotland. A merchant Co., for crucibles ; Messrs. Vincent Higgins, and
Thomas
for,s
transae'',•.:3lr, named. John Gordon Campbell, had business hoop iron ; Henry Steele and Co., for deals ; lom.
and it, "uns with the firm of Orr and Barbe 7, in Liverpool, Frith and Sons,. for steel files and cast and blistered steel.
11,1inthf °,,,Gllrse of such transactions became indebted in the The sub-committee produced aplan of a shed at the dock-
il - 'l6O Pswhereupon, on the 22nd of October,lB44, yard, in the place of the one burnt down, which they re-
8e 'itl int tl ' ; '
'
S., to b 0 le Union Bank of Glasgow the sum of £460 commended to be erected at the estimated cost of £620.
4N at fet, Paid to Messrs. Orr and Barber, in Liverpool, The recommendation was confirmed.—The warehouse auk-
Lip. T"ie same time filled up the usual printed blank committee sent in a list of persons who they recommended
Lettp, '4 return, Mr. Campbell received from the bank a as officers and clerks for the working of the Stanley Doc
and the
1:114i,5 credit, directed to the Manchester and Liverpool warehouses. The following are the appointmentsndent and
the a;,',3ank, Liverpool, containing instructions to honour parties recommended to fill them :—Superintendent Ineiltio4. 3of Messrs. Orr and Barber to the amount above chief clerk, Mr. John G. Gilks„,at a yearly salary of £250 •
liool 41% The Union Bank did not write to the Liver- superintending clerk, Mr. E. Healey,
'Noted brict Bank that this letter of credit had been warehouse keeper, Mr. :hmes Love, s,alai3.,d 50 ,
. salary, .
lEeld4goe i
P,,e4inpbel, 'it on the day on which it was granted Mr. clerk, Mr. William Wright, salary, Ll2O ,deposit ledger
r 4,,r. transmitted it by post under cover, to Orr and clerk and receiver of small charges, Mr.. S. T. Nicholson,
,"°th Ai ''',,laverpool. When the letter reached Liverpool, salary, £120; manifest clerk and examiner, and manageres
.uatoosr'Akirr and Mr. Barber were absent. Mr. Barber at of custom-house business department, Mr. Charles JaAnn.
one eleri.q.res, and Mr. Orr in Ireland. They had only Moore, salary, £l2O ; examiner, Mr. James Thomas Ki
,i; Ski% 4, in the counting-house in Liverpool, Mr. F. R. nersley, salary, £lOO ; manager of warehouse-keeper's
abSen,A,Wh° was left in charge of the office in Mr. Orr's clerks, Mr. Edward Ashley, salary, £80; landing clerks,
..course, • The letter of credit reached Liverpool in due at a salary of £BO each, Mr. Edward Whalley, Ml.r.Robt..:
i'ainld on the 25th of October, Smith advised Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Richard Bradshaw.—Mr. Robinson sued.
''en':he al,
,_ of its receipt. Mr. Orr returued to Liverpool on that there from the above appointments, been re prer ''ell's 1e74., and in the counting-house he found Mr. Camp- motions made the Albert Dock warehouses, t e oth
s gone advising advising the remittance, but the letter of credit parties had been selected from out of doors. In cons.e-
4eseoaa,,e' Upon ,fts being discovered that Smith had quence of the promotions, there would be five vacancies
'sell „ i, it occurred to the latter that this draught had occasioned at the Albert warehouses, which the sub-com-
to bevieid to ,
I, A "jai ; but on inquiring for him he was not mittee intended to fill up, if they could find suitable
keat fromI'' The appellants thereupon demanded pay. persons, from their own establishment.—The sub-cora-
eo4l,„, the respondents,who refusing, an action was mittee's proceedings were adopted.—The Albert Dock
t `'elleed t
a, lon it,,,, 0 enforce payment, upon the ground that the warehouses sub-committee reported vacancies. for a mam-
tKen ~---"K had failed to perform what they had under- feat clerk, Custom-house clerk, managing clerk, foreman,
`44 tae-oaalelY to establish a credit at the Liverpool bank and two warehouse clerks.—lt was understood that a
ahey had os• in favour of the appellants ; and further, that motion, after notice being given, would be brought
rthe 1,14.11°t accepted or fulfilled the mandate contained forward on the subject.—The sub-committee of the marine
)ughi' Ler of credit, that they had not honoured the dp.artment, to whom was referred the memorial of John
,nk t-4 the ilad refused to give credit to the Liverpool Ellison, pilot, praying in effect, the dock trustees not to
ite°ant. "e stun in question as having been paid to their enforce the judgment recently recorded against him, in an
hiaaeteth2 The respondents, ' ' the court below maintained action at their suit, for so negligently piloting the American
letter of credit having been duly delivered at the steamer Baltic, on the 14th of April, 1853, that she ran
tahad b(2e're business of the ap ellants, the claim upon them down and destroyed the Bell Beacon reported that, in
ttirlrther IC4'llllll esatisfied., anpd, therefore, that as they had no their oyinion, Ellison was greatly to be'blamed.—The sub-
tohhicelmaipehuellahhadt no right to sue ; that committee-recommended that the proceedings in the action
Iseecitaattrli.,„,,eue, t'shedyebitiadMtonn
sthhaving been thus dis- be now stayed.—The report was adopted.—A request read
respondents, in con- from Mr. Sharp, collector of the Inland Revenue Depart-
inaa,'','se ,of the noniinplemenr onf the terms of the letter, meat, asking for four huts, at as many docks, for the use
Depart-
the '""ea as that th
heida.PPellants ere was no privity or contract between of the officers of his department, was referred to the
hb. la favour and the respondents. The court below master-porters sub-committee.—A letter from Messrs. Cato,
1.1,a dty, if rof the resPondents intimating that the Miller, and Co., stating that there were no mast-shears in
B",.'neippsresent anapViDe,aiatvathed to. the ' at Liverpool ; and the port of Liverpool, by which shipowners could put
was
erruove decided th.alst against that decision. Their lord- heavy masts into their ship, as in London, instead of, as
allow oneoas a judgment of the' court below was at present the custom, erecting large poles, was referred
ed. rni must he reversed ; and the appeal was to the harbour-masters sub-committee.—The sub-cona-
wittees were re-appointed 3 and the eetmittee 11.4jnqrned.

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