The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1852-03-02 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

CAPT./arr.—lntelligence has Messrs. Beadle, Morton, and May, were appointed to fill i... irkll.ride7_al) Gibb, of this town, of the suicide of thc.se offices.—The Secretary read a notice which had been ht.:44,...,1)115t 8.,.,!! the ship Tory, a vessel owned by Mr. prepared relative to the evasion of the dock dues. It was 414%74 to ea haa'',lnntt from Singapore for Bombay, the to the effect, that in future a reward of £5O would be given 4404; 8(44 ;lioeen drinking for several days to excess, to any person who should give such information to the ititetNi 48 the tee Powder in .the cabin, A terrific ex- Solicitor as would lead to the prosecution of any person "•-,,,.‘t'e 44°. d the ult, by which M' Bride was seriously guilty of evading dock dues. From the commencement (ilia ells. be le_ vessel set on fire. The captain, in an of the new system in March, the dock laws will be strictly !tliZeiiltri?e opas pl'eq :moons of the boats, but, in cut enforced by prosecution before the magistrates, and the cl hitlitaineseued. e.Titated into the water, and wasting heaviest penalties claimed.—Mr. Brocklebank suggested 1a..i4 hi,,,howay_ he fire in the ship was extinguished : that there might he danger of people informing against lae;ed pat his epee, notwithstanding the attentions paid themselves. (Laughter.) The Solicitor was asked ilktetiPicliilack to Penang, survived but a few hours. The whether, supposing there were 20 packages on which dock -elde !'re (It. that Where an inquiry was held, the dues had been evaded, would each package be liable to the I; litan riukin eantain had died from the effects of penalty ?—The Solicitor was of opinion that it might be fry tett • e, together with injuries received by the contended that a penalty attached to each package.—Mr. 11a!t tOttb 17)r_ Barber wished to know whether the Solicitor thought the ;4 6,,,,zwitilli,,iee,Zredttaatus'AssociAriorr.—A deputation penalty could be enforced on a single package ?—The ..-ati‘nuleiil, stipenvdicitauryallemras' Association had an intergistrate on Wednesday, to Solicitor thought it might.—The Chairman said it had era oeti'Lnia nofice th been agreed to send a copy of the report of the Committee 9giler °1 a i e great evil of Sunday tradin number. of licensed to the merchants, accompanied with a circular, which was 44144- 1-84 Pod beer. and growing tiotk.oilt:_ilt nit 1.4, house keepers chartng. the prohibited read by the Secretary. It was to the effect, that in order to render more effectual the check provided by the new diary business Persons was g doing this nefarious and system, it will be necessary that the marks and numbers Ila. tlej_ _and it ; Placed in the hands of the of goods shipped should be particularised on the back of ooh ~ as clearly in that the 7 bor4 troto this or the poorer classes was ter' h b'll h' hth dk d aid in the same mant e i on wic e oc nes are p , 1041%4r deehr (!ause, while the respectable publican ner as they now are on the cocket.—A letter from W. and 6214; ov itutilDnittred. but much discouraged inTine J. Trer,and other _infientia! !percentile firma, be t,t74l%tcptitetineuM, by the continuation, with imps- praying that the by-law requiring a watch_ to_ kse.pt on_ It. t 0 fir. wrill I" °PPOSed to the law v• f t •mansfield admitted the and ex i sloe nhe ei s best and hardware, &c., lying on the dock quay, might be rescinded. 4 41%4 Itri gi . ti,.. nie* now brought u d his ' et notice. They considered it unnecessary, since fires and lights had been allowed on shipboard. The letter was referred, as go 1,--v best consideration of then matter, and, also a letter from Messrs. Beckett, asking compensation 1, al con "Med/ riiidlY to administer the law, aforthbeeipngrificabligactok.quit their premises et the north end