The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-27 00:00:00

Gentr eiertfon.

No. 16,226 to No. 16,352, both inclusive, and for Tenders
of Votes (if any) as to that part of the Extra Parochial
Place of Toxteth Park which is within the Borough,
that can be lawfully made by persons omitted from the
Register iu conse queuce of the decisions of the Re.vising
Barrister.

DISTRICT No. 5.
For all Persons. including Freemen, entitled to Vote as
Registered within that. part of the ToWnship of Wester
D:n.by, which is within the Borough. _
POLLING PLlCE—Opposite St. Mary's Church,lA
Edge Hill.
_ _

Compartment No. I.—For-Voters on the Register from
No. 16,353 to No. 16,652, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 16,653 to No. 16,932, both inclusiie.
Compartment No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 16,953 to No. 17,252, both inclusive.
Compartment ,No. 4.2-Far Voters on the Register from

N. 17,253 to No. 17,552. both inclusive.
Compartment No. s.—For Voters on. the Register from
No. 17,553 to No. 17,852, both inclusive. •
CoMpartment No. 0 —For Voters on the Register from
No 17,853 to No. 17,929, both inclusive, and for Tenders
of Votes (if any) as to thut part. of -this Township which
- is within the Borough, that can be lawfully,,made by
Persons omitted from the Regist6r, in consequence of
the decisions of the Revising Barrister.

And no Person will be permitted to Vote except at the
Place to which he is allotted ; 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 in front of the TOWN HALL, to which arrangement
conformity on the part of the nonresident Freemen is
requested. •
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVENM
That FRIDAY, the 27th day of March inst., is the day
fixed for proceeding to the Election, at the hour of Eleven
o'clock in the Forenoon, at the Town Hall; and that, if
the Election be contested, the Polling will commence at.
Eight o'clock in the. Forenoon of the following ilay, and
will finally close at Four o'clock in the _afternoon of the
same day.

By order of the Mayor,,
WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town, Clerk. I
Town Hall, March 23 1857.

rilo THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN'
I_
•
DIVISION OF THE COUNTY ,OF LANCASTER.
—A MEETING of Electors favourable to the Return of the Honour-
able ALGERNON EGER roN, In opposition to Mr. John Chee-
ti:am, will be he'd at tho Legh Arms, in Newton in-the-Willows, on
Monday, the 3Alt stant, at Twelve o'clock at noon.—Trains for
Newton leave Manchester at 11 30. and Liverpool at 11. on that day.

E %V ART FOR EVER!
WAR D, COMMITTEE ROOMS, and CHAIR.
MEN, for condocting the ELECTION of

.T; C. EWART, ESQ., - M.P.,
SIT DAILY, as follows, wheresevery Information may be obtahe
Wards. Committe! Rooms.
Klrkdale 'Cowell's, Castle at., Klrkdale
Everton vag's Head, Netherfield road

Chairmen.
11. Ledger, Eaci
E. Heath. film
W.F. Macgregor Es ,

Vauxhall
Scotland

Vauxhall road
Hewitt's, Traveller's Res
Scotland road

S. Paul's
Exchange
Castle street

Sunbury's, Mihail street
Suit Hotel, Dale street
.:;olden Cross, Sir Thomas's)
Buildings

J. Woodruff, Esq
I. Hadwen, pin., IS; i
J. H. Macrae, Esq '

St. Peter's
Pitt street

run,wi:k Hotel, Hanover et
Henderson's Cominerci A Hotel
Cleveland square
tmerican Hotel, Gt. George st
poll's, 6, Brownlow hill
ftidi g's, Great Orf rd street
Victoria Hotel, St John's lane
Oddfellows' Hall, St. Anne st
Coombe's, Grintleld street.

James Crisfield, E•q
T. C. Bowring. Esq

Great George
Rodney
Abereromby
Lime street
St Ann's

W. DUktillen, Esq
IJames Mkin, Esq
'J. H. Braacker, Esq
William Earle, Esq
J. R. Jeffery. Esq
Joseph Kitchen, Esq
igeorite Holt, Esq

West Derby
North and
South 'fox teth

Pritchard's, D, Park lane

Henry FerntejEsq

CENTIR
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,AL COMMITTE
NIMERCIAL HOTEL, DALE
THOMAS BROCKLEBA

E Ito 0 MS,
STREEr,

NK, Chairman.

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS

OF LIVERPOOL.

C ENTLIME
471)N Saturday PARLIAMENT was DISSOLVED,
al., as OHO us your
every-day luxuries. It is hardly necessary to say that the happiness
of the great human family is the study of my life ; and I, therefore;
solicit the honour of your support—the support of men of all politi-
tical and religious creeds. Though I am not a pawnbroker, 1 am
willing to take any pledge ysu may feel disposed to put to me; and
you are fu ly cognisant of my services during Lent; without rue.
indeed, mane would feel the effects of the discipline at that season.
1 r:ppeal confidently to high and low, rich and poor, 'whether my
enterprise and univer,al philanthropv has not proved beneficial to
this large and important constAuency ? My firmness during the
summer months has astonished everybody ; and my yielding ten-
dencies in the wig ter have alleviated, if rot totally overcbme, those
annoyances in, evarable with an obdurate article. As for the party
cry, connecte with t'se Chinese War, I am of opinion that the
domestic policy I have hitherto pursued is more calculated for the
internal happiness of the people then aggression. TEA may
be all very well in its way, and to force a trade in that luxury, which
nvigorates without intoxication, is worthy o consideration, but your
will, I am su c. bear me nut that 'Una, and even Baran, would be
insupportable without BUTTER ! Knowing this, feeling this, I
offer myself for your suffrages, and trust, on th day of Election, your
will place at the head of the Poll, not o ily your friend, but the friend
of humanity, Give me but a free and liberal support, and I will
enable you io butter your bread, or toast, on Loth, sides l•
Your faithful Dery ,nt,

KELLY, THE EUTTERMAN.
The "BUTTER PLACE," March 18, 1857.