8 0
No. 2, 2 14 0 3 5 0 4 0 0 4 14 0 5 8 0
No. 3, 2 2 0 2 14 0 3 7 0 3 18 0 4 10 0
One
Batwing. 2 14 0 3 5 0 4 0 0 4 14 0 5 8 0

Persons who wish to take the Light, may make application at the
Company's Office, Hatton-garden, where their names will be entered
numerically in a Book, and Branch-pipes laid in rotation, the Company
only contracting to fix the pipes just within the house, and to
supply the Light when the interior is fitted up, and made air-tight
and perfect, which must be done by each individual, and approved by
the Company's Engineer.

No extra charge will be made, if the Light be extinguished in a
quarter of an hour after the time contracted for, and on Saturday
evenings the Company will allow burning till twelve o'clock.

The Rents will be collected at the commencement of each Quarter, and
will be apportioned as follows: Two-thirds of the above prices for
the two winter quarters, and One-third for the two summer quarters.
If the Lights amount, by the above table, to 10 pounds per annum, a
Discount of 2.5 per cent. will be allowed; if to 20 pounds, 5 per
cent.; if to 30 pounds, 7.5 per cent.; if to 40 pounds, 10 per cent.;
and if to 50 pounds, 12.5 per cent.

By Order of the Committee,
CHARLES ROWLINSON,
Secretary.

6_th_ _June_, 1817.

Just fancy such a tariff to be in existence at present!

Lord-street, previous to 1827, was very narrow; it was not so wide even
as Dale-street. The houses and all the streets in Liverpool were just as
we see in third-rate country towns, having bowed shop-windows, or square
ones, projecting from the side of the house. I recollect Church-street
and Ranelagh-street being paved in the centre only. Cable-street,
Redcross-street and Park-lane were only flagged in 1821; and nearly all
the houses in these streets were then private dwellings. In
Ranelagh-street the houses had high steps to the front doors. The
porches of the old houses in Liverpool were remarkable for their handsome
appearance and patterns. Many still remain but they are yearly
decreasing in number. I recollect when the only shops in Church-street
were a grocer's (where pa