The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-02-08 00:00:00

gistered Voters of- the Ward,
of Freedom, whose Sur•

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names begin with any of the following Letters
QRSTUVWXYZ.
DIVISION, No. s.—For the whole of the Ward of the
Borough known as "No. 10," or "Rodney-street Ward."
Polling Place.—South side of Islington Market. Entrance

from London-road
COMPARTMENT 4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with the Letter A, and for Tenders of Votes
as to the Ward (if any) that can be lawfully made by per-
sons omitted from the Register, in consequence of the de-
cisions of the Revising Barrister.

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COMPARTMENT 2—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with ant of the following Letters, B C D.
COMPARTMENT 3—For nil Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, E F G H.
COMPARTMENT 4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, I J K L

M N O. -
COMPARTMENT s—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, P Q R S.
COMPARTMENT 6—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, T UV W
X Y Z.

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DIVISION, No. G.—For the whole of the Ward of the
Borough known as " No. 12," or "
.Lune-street Ward."
Polling Place.—South side of Islington Market. Entrance
from Londo*-rod.
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COMPARTMENT 1-VOr all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with the Letter A, and for Tenders of Votes
as to the Ward (if any) that can be lawfully made by per-

sons omitted frothe'ilegister, in consequence of the

cisions of the Revising Barrister.
COMPARTMENT 2—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the followin,.' Letters, B C D.
COMPARTMENT 3—For 311 Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, E F G H.
COMPARTMENT 4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,

whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, I J K L
M N O.

COMPARTMENT s—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respecl of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, P Q R S.
COMPARTMENT 6—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, T U V W
Y Z.

DISTRICT, No. 4.
CORPORATION SOUTH SCHOOL

DIVISION,
Borough known as

No. I.—For the whole of the Ward of the
No. 8," or " Pitt-street Ward."

Polling- Place.—Corporation South School. Entrance from

Park-lane

COMPARTMENT I—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-

names begin with the Letter A, and for Tenders of Votes
as to the Ward (if any) that can be lawfully made by per-
sons omitted from the Register, in consequence of the
decisions of the Revising Barrister.
2—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,

COMPARTM

whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-

names begin with any of the following Letters. B C D E.
COMPAILTMENT 3—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,

whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, F G H I J.
COMPARTMENT 4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, K L M N
0 P Q.

COMPARTMENT s—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, RSTU
VWXY Z.

DIVISION, No. 2.—For the whole of the Ward of the
Borough known as " No. 9," or " Great George Ward."
Polling Place.—Corporation South School, Entrance from

Park lane,

COMPARTMENT I—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begi❑ the Letter A, and for Tenders of Votes as to
the Ward (if any) that can be lawfully made by persons
omitted from the Register, in consequence of the decisions
of the Revising Barrister.

ComPARTmV.NT 2—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin witb.nny of the following Letters, BCDE
F G.
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COMPARTMENT Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of hiperty or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any orthe following Letters, H I J K L

COMPARTMENT 4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, 0 P Q R
STUVWXYZ.
DISTRICT, -No. 5. -
SAINT JAMES' MARKET.
DIVISION, No. I.—For the whole of the Ward of the
Borouuh known as " No. 15." or " South Toxteth Ward."
Polling Place.—East end of St. James' .Market. Entrance
from the Upper Door of the Market in Nile-street.
COMPARTMENT I—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
h-r in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
begin with the Letter A, and for Tenders of Votes
as to the Ward (if any) that can be lawfully made by per-
sons omitted from the Register, in consequence of the de-
cisions of the Revising Barrister.
COMPARTMENT 2—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with the following Letters, B C D E F.
COMPARTMENT 3—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, G H I J
K L M.
COMPARTMENT 4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether i►► respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, N 0 P Q
RSTUV WXYZ.
DIVISION, No. 2.—For the whole of the Ward of the
Boron!) known as " No. 16," or "North Toxtetk Ward."
Polling Place.—Nortk side of Saint James' Market. En-
trance from Gieat George-place.
COMPARTMENT I—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with the Letter A, snd for Tenders of Votes
as to the Ward (if any) that can be lawfully made by per-
sons omitted from the Register, in consequence of the de-
cision of the Revising Barrister.
COMPARTMENT 2—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, B C D.
COMPARTMENT 3—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, E F G H.
COMPARTMENT 4—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, IJKL M.
COMPARTMENT s—For all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with any of the following Letters, N 0 P Q
it S.

names

COMPARTMENT 6—For. all Registered Voters of the Ward,
whether in respect of Property or of Freedom, whose Sur-
names begin with the following Letters, T U V W X Y Z,
And no Person will be admitted to vote except at the Polling
Places allotted for the Ward wherein the Property is situ-
ate in respect of which he claims to vote, or in case he
claims to vote as a Freeman, wherein his Place of Abode
as described in the Register may be. And the Votes of
Freemen duly registered, residing out of the Limits of the
Borough, are arranged by the Mayor to be received at the
Polling Place at the TOWN HALL, to which arrange-
ment conformity on the part of these non-resident Free-

men is desired.
NOTE.—The Everton District, in addition to the whole of
that Township as now bounded, comprises that part of the
Parish of Liverpool which formerly belonged to Everton,
but is ROW within the Parish of Liverpool. The Voters of
this part are distinguished as belonging to Everton Ward
in the Liverpool Lists.

4nd No!ifetis further hereby give;

That TUESDAY, the Rh-Instant, is the day fixed for Proceed-
ing to the Election, at the hour of Nine in the'Forenoon ;
and that if the Election be contested, the Polling will corn-
ht of the Clock in the Forenoon of the follow-

mence at Jig
ing day, and,

.g to an Act of Parliament passed in
r of the Reign of his late Majesty, King
, the Polling will continue during such
id will not be kept open later than Four of

the sth Itt)d..6th
William IV, cap. 3L,
One Day only

the Clock in the Afternoon

ler of the Mayor,
RD. -ItArreLTFFETTown-tferk-

n• hall, 511 s February, 184

AN INTREPID TIIIEF-TAKER.-A young girl 16 years of
age was bargaining for a joint of fresh pork on Sunday last
at the market of the Prouvaires, when she felt a jerk at her
right-hand pocket, in which was a sf. piece. She instautly
put out her hand and grasped that of a young man who was
nearest to her in the throng. On being called upon to explain
his conduct, he replied with the utmost sangfroid, that he
had only replaced In the pocket of the young girl a handker-
chief which had fallen out of it. " But where is my sf. piece?"
asked the grisette. " I know nothing of it, replied the
stranger, touching at the same time the hand of an accomplice
who forthwith took to his heels; " if your money has been
stolen it must be by the person who has just run away."
" No matter," replied the young heroine, seieing her robust
antagonist by the collar, " I will not let you go, and if it is
your accomplice who has picked my pocket I will avenge
myself upon you. " No sooner said than done. She forth-
with conducted the " picker up of stray handkerchiefs,"
Amidst the cheers of the populace, before the nearest magis-
trates, where, being recognized as a professed thief, he was
taken to the Prefecture or Police.—Le Commerce.

DREADFUL SillPWßECK.—Thursday morning, about half-
past twelve o'clock, the brig Thomas Oliver, 230 tons burdin,
of and London,
from Sunderland to with coals, John Mills,.
master, struck on the 1.30. th House Sand, in coming to lee-
ward,_ef with the wind blowing a gale from the south. The
perilous us situation of the vessel caused the greatest anxiety
re
excitementii in the town for the lives of the crew, the sea
breaking
theover her top-gallant masts. The first attempt to
rescue
launchedth ei r iri manly
fromly pt: fellows was made by a Pakefield yawl, but
owes t
ott theirli
feLrbtswapte reaching the
isttetdbaebaoeirtive. A large skiff was also
but
After
fstterronsgomeebbdetliadye, pre-
ventedtbewith
great :,via, manned by a gallant crew, and
launched,
assisted by a vast number ol life, et, throughhe inhabitants. a niou n toai,ni onuesa
nearing
the vessel, she brought up to windward, by steering as near
stoeaheevrears
witnessedpracticable,
et hoe,lvdamessi
tdsi
inhabitant
perhaps the most awful
manifestedh)afbttan of this town. The
ebvoearyt, eaysewoelnl
most breathless anxiety
shore for the safety of the crew ofte ill'f
as of that of the brig ; but a provident hand was overti them.
A communication was dexterously effected with
and seven human beings were rescued from a watereyvgesasvel,
by being hauled through a raging surge on board there
life-
boat, which was, at this period, overwhelmed by successive
seas, which filled her, and caused her anchor to come home ,
this obliged the crew, for the preservation of their own lives.
had rescued,. to cut adrift, leaving one poor
fellow still on übard. The life-boat reached the shore, and
brought the sufferers in safety, amidst the hearty cheering of
almost the entire population of the town. The poor fellow
left on board was afterwards saved by the brace crew of the
Pakefield life-boat, which was in attendance near the vessel
during the rescue of the other seamen.—Sufolk Herald.

and those they

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES

A_
T a General Meeting of the Governors of the Liverpool
Dispensaries, held in the Board-room, Parish-offices,
Feuwick-street, on Friday, February 4th, 1842,
W. P. FREME, Esq. in the Chair,
the Annual Address of the Committee to the Governors
having been read, it was
Resolved unanimously,

—That the Address of the Com-
mittee, as now read, be received, printed, and distributed as
usual.

Resolved unanimousli,

That the Accounts of the Trea-
surer, jest read, which have been properly audited, be now
passed and printed as usual.
Resolved unanimously,—That the cordial. thanks of this
meeting be tendered to the Right Hon; Lord Fran Eger-
ton, M. P., President, for the valuable patronag his Lord-
ship has conferred upon the Charity.
Resolved unanimously;—That the best tha of this meet-
ing be presented to W. P. Frerae, Esq., a James Mulle-
neux, Esq., Vice-presidents; also, to Mr. .F. MacGregor,
Treasurer; to Mr. Charles Booth and . John Wilkinson,
Auditors, with other Gentlemen of ti e 'ommittee, for their
zealous attention to the interests of Charity. _

Resolved unanimously,—That the'thanks of this meeting
be presented to the Honorary Physicians and Surgeons of
this Charity, for their unremitting attention to the duties of
their respective offices.
Resolved unanimously,—That the thanks of this meeting
be given to those Ministers of Religion who have, in their
respective places of worship, kindly advocated the cause of
this Charity.
Resolved unanimously,—That the following Gentlemen be
the Officers of the Institution for the ensuing year, viz.:—
John Rigby, Esq., President.
W. P. Freme, Esq., Vice President of the North
Dispensary.
James Mulleneux, Esq., Vice President of the South
Dispensary.
Mr. W. F. MacGregor, Treasurer.

Mr. Charles Booth and Mr. John Wilkinson, Auditors.
Mr. .1 ordan Rev. W. Parker
Mr. Joseph Cooper Mr. R. Sheil
Mr. T. Robinson Mr. Eden
Rev. Dr. Tattershall I Mr. R. Gladstone
Rev. P. Wilcock Mr. C. Bushell
It ev. C. Morrell Mr. Robt. Johnston, jun.
NEW MEMBERS. ;;‘.
Mr. J. A. Case Mr. J. T. Crook
I
Mr. J. Crosfield Mr. Ebenezer Rae
Mr. Robert Wedgwood, Secretary and Collector.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Macrorie, Dr. Nicholson, Dr. Grindrod and Dr
Williams.
CONSULTING SURGEONS

Mr. Parker, Mr. Minshull, and Mr. James Cooper.
SOUTH DISPENSARY, 1, UPPER PARLIAMENT-ST
PHYSICIANS. SURGEONS.
Dr. Scott Mr. Tetlow
Dr. Duncan Mr. Higginson
Dr. Dickinson Mr. Shepherd.
Mr. Alexander Hay, House Surgeon,
Mr _ _ _

Maclellan, Mr. Cameron, and Mr. Leech, Assistant
House Surgeons.
Mr. G. H. Herbert and Mr. Wilson, Apothecaries.
NORTH DISPENSARY, VAUXHALL-ROAD.
PH YSICIANS.
Dr. J. R. W. Vose, Dr. Sutherland, Dr. Timmon.
SURGEONS.
Mr. Long, Mr. ElliiJones, Mr. Ferguson.
Mr. Samuel. Deane, House Surgeon.
Mr. J. H. Littler, Mr. Arnott. Mr. Woods, Mr. Laycock,

Assistant House Surgeons

Mr. Meyers, Mr. Nuttall, Mr. TOnge, Apothecaries.
Resolved unanimously,—That the sum of Thirty Pounds
be paid to the Secretary as a gratuity, for the faithful dis-
charge of his (Mies.
Resolved unanimously,—That the thanks of this meeting
be tendered to the Guardians of the Poor and Watch Com-
mittee, for the use of their Board-room on this occasion.
(Signed) W. P. FREME, Chairman.
The Chairman having retired,
It was resolved unanimously,—That the thanks of this
Meeting be presented to W. P. Freme, Esq., for his able and
impartial conduct in the chair.
N. B.—WANTED, an APOTHECARY. Candidates
to send in their Testimonials to the North Dispensary, Vaux-
ball-road, on or before SATURDAY next, the 12th February
ibstant, addressed to the Chairman of the Committee of that
Institution.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court Chancery,
made in a use of Phillips and another gainst Miller
and others, the c ors of JOHN MILL , late of Liver-
pool, in the count .ncaster, gentlem: , deceased, (who
died on or about the :y of June, 18 ,) are forthwith to
come in and prove thei is before P IcHARD EDWARDS,
Esquire, one of the Mas sof the , ; Court, at his Cham-
bers, Southampton Buildings, Cha ery-lane, London. or in
default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said
Decree. GEO. PLEYDELL WILSON,
1, Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn,
Agent for Messrs. TOPHAM and ANDERSON
Liverpool, Plaintiffs Solipitors.