The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-13 00:00:00

COUNTY REVISION.

• •
The folloVring IS the fest& of the revision of the list
of voters for the Soittherri DiVision dr the county, with
the ituniber dt objectidng nude by each party, and also
thd rliitii er StrUCk off
Alletton.—doriseffdtircs dbjectta to, ;s'; struck
off, 5. ltadicals : Objected to, 4-i Struok off,, f.
Bootle-cum-Linacre.—Conservatives : Objected to;
45; struck off, 25. Radicals : Objected to, 39; stttick
off,
,4.

bbildwall.—Conservatives : Objected to, 1.
tired „CrOsby.Conservatives: Objected to, 35 ;
struck of 20. Radi6als : Objected to, 19; struck off, 1.
Everton.7—ConserVatiies r Objected to, 123 ; struck
off, 91. Radicals : Objected to, 56.,
Faiakerley.--Conservitives Objected to.; f.
Garston.—Conservatives : Objected to; ,fg;: struck
off, 40: Radicals : Objected to, 36 ; 'struck off, 3.
nalewoOd.--Conservatives : Objected to, 1.
Icirkdale.—Conservatives: Objected to; 29 ; struck
off, 19. Radicals : Objected to, 21.
Knowsley.—Radicals Objected to, 2.
Litherland.—Conservatives : Objected to, 2'6 ; struck
off, 23. Radicals : Objected to, 12.
struckOr off, 4. Radicals reland Ford—
e—a rosebrjd to 1.
vcacttieves: Objected to, 4 ;
Prescot.—Conservatives: Objected to, 6 ; struck off, 5.
Radicals : Objected to, 11.
Iluyton.—Conservativei: Objected to, 12; struck off,
5. Radicals : Objected to, 5.
Speke.—Radicals! Objected to, 2.
Thornton.--Conservatives: Objected to, 4 ; struck
off, 3. Railicals : Objected to, 1.
Torbock.onservatives: Objected to, 1; struck off, 1
Walton.—Conservatives Objected to, 18 ; struck off
14. Radicals: Objected to, 11.
Wavcrtree.—Conservatives : Objected to, 41; struck
off, 30. Radicals : Objected to, 14 ; struck off, 1.
Whiston.—Radicals : Objected to, 2.
Little Wootton. Conservatives : Objected to, 3 ;
struck off, 3. Radicals: Objected to, 2; struck off;2.
I.
Much Woolton.--Conservatives : Objectedt
struck off, 10. Radicals : Objected to, 3 ; stru( .o 1
off, 1
16S6.trucckonoseffrvbaytiCveonmsearjvoarittiy7s1,322.98
There are 154 objections subject Radicals,
166.
decision, these 154
confirming the revising barrister's
disallowed.
;thdiattoeba:
Radicals' objections will be
cided by the above court, and in the event of the court

Mr. John Gladstone, jug.,
WEST DERRY WARD.
who some years ago sat in the council for Pitt-street
Ward, in the Conservative interest, is reported to be in
the field as a candidate for West Derby Ward. His
Principles and political integrity are too well known to
need any .comment, and his conduct whilst in the
council was too independent and straightforward not to
.be appreciated again.
LECTUE.E AT NEW-TO:sr.—On Thursday evening, Dr.
Galloway, of Seymour-street; Liverpool, delivered the
opening lecture of the season at the Mechanics' Institute,
Newton, to a large and respectable audience. The
subject was one of interest, being the " Social and Poli-
tical History of the Working Classes,
,during the Anglo-
Saxon Period." The learned lecturer, who is quite
au fait on the subject, .froni his researches and writings
on it, was received very warmly by the assembly, and
vote of thanks was passed toihim at the conclusion. He
promised to give a second lecture during tJae season, and
this was received with applause.