The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-31 00:00:00

itlunfripaT eltrtion.

TO THE ELECTORS OF SCOTLAND WARD

GENTLEMEN,
ITAVING received a Requisition numerously and respec-
tably, signed, requesting me to allow myself to be put
in Nomination as a CANDIDATE to reprep‘mt your Ward
in the Town Council, I have much pleasure in complying
with your request.
Should I be elected, it will be my constant endeavour to
discharge the duties devolving on me in such a manner as
will promote the interests of the Ward and the town gene-
rally..' •

r have the honour to be,- Gentlemen, your obedient
Servant, JAMES JACK.
123,"Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, Oct. 29, 1853.

TO THE BURGESSES OF LIME-STREET WARD

GENTLEMEN,
I. Accept the invitation, which I have had the
honour to receive from a numerous and influential body
of Electors of the Ward, to become a Candidate at the
approaching Election, for a seat in the Town Council, as
one of your Representatives.

The subject which at this period more particularly enga-
ges the attention of the Council and the Inhabitants of the
Borough, is, the Improvements of the Town. I believe
that no part of the community is more interested in this
question than yourselves ; not only from the central position
of your ward, but on account of its possessing so many
places of public resort, viz : —the Theatres, the Concert-hall,
St. John's Market, the Railway Station, and St. George's
Hall. To this subject your Representatives have given
their best attention,
,and have supported those Improve-
ments, which, in their opinion, are first called for, and
which will be embodied in an application to Parliament in
the ensuing Session.

I take this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks
for the kindness and courtesy which I have received from
you, during the twelve yeas I have been honoured with
your confidence, _ _

I remain, Gentlemen, you obedient Servant,
JOHN B. LLOYD,

Exchange Alley, 20th October, 1853

TO THE ELECTORS OF ,ABERCROMBY
WARD. '

GENTLEMEN,
ON TUESDAY nex' -you will be called upon to
exercise the most I.onourable and responsible privi-
lege a citizen can en:4ly—that of choosing a gentleman
to represent you in tlanocal parliament. _

Inhere ever was a time when this duty should be dis-
charged freely and fearlessly, most assuredly, it is the pre-
sent. Improvements in our thoroughfares have been de-
clared to be necessary, and considerable sums of money will
be required' to give effect to this declaration. It is neces-
sary, therefore, that you should send into the Council Cham-
ber, a gentleman, competent not only to form a correct
opinion, but possessing the ability to give expression to his
conviction.

In Mu. BRANCIIIt you have a Candidate of considerable
attainment, of thoroughly independent principles, and pos-
sessing an extensive knowledge of the wants of the Town,
combined with a full detrmination to devote his great abi-
lities to the benefit of his fellow-townsmen.

The Election will take place on Tuesday next, and it is
hoped you will early record your votes in favour of MR.
BRANCXER, and thus secure an advavtage which shall give
in the Council Chamber that position to Abercromby Ward,
which its importance, and extensive interets demand.

A personal canvass will not be attempted, and it is be-
lieved that the Electors will not regret this determination,
as the opinion is. now fast gaining ground that it is a pro-
ceeding derogatory alike t 2 the Elector and Candidate.
_ _ _

... ... .
Your faithful Servant,
ROBERTSON GLADSTONE, Chairman.
Committee-room, Mulberry-street,
Oct. 28, 1853.
The Committee for conducting Mr. Brancker's Election,
meet every evening at Mr. Craig's Mulberry-street.

TO THE ELECTORS OF ABERCROMBY WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
ADeputation from your Ward having waited
upon me and requested me to allow myself to be
nominated as a Candidate for your suffrages at the en-
suing Municipal Election, I have consented to place
myself at your disposal, and if you are pleased to
elect me, I will do my very best endeavours to serve
the interests of your Ward, as well as those of the Town gene-
rally. As, if I enter the Council at all, it is my wish
to go there perfectly unfettered by any previous pledges, I
must request you to ask me for none, but to believe that my
interest in the welfare of the Town is sufficiently large to
ensure my enforcing such an economy in the management of
its funds as may be commensurate with its safety, prosperity,
and progress. _

I remain, Gentlemen,
Your Obedient Servant,
Y. HOUGHTON BRANCKER

Liverpool, Oct., 27, 1853

THE' STEAM-SHIP
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FOR AUSTRALIA.
Is now ON VIEW in the HUSKIS SON
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MILLERS & THOMPSON,
4, Drury-lane, Liverpool.

MARCO POLO, FOR MELBOURNE.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

The above ship will proceed into the river on.
SATURDAY, the sth of November, (her ad-
vertised day.) Luggage will be taken on board,
- on Thursday, the 3rd., and Friday, the 4th of

November
A few first and second cabin berths still diseng,aged,
Apply to the owners, JAMES BAINES & CO.,
6, Cook-street