The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

iftunicipal election.

TO THE ELECTORS OF PITI

STREET

WARD

NOT TOO LATE THIS TI2

TN consequence of the Election of THOMAS
TOULMIN, Esq., as an Alderman, you will in a few
days be called upon to exercise the INVALUABLE PRI-
VILEGE of an ENGLISHMAN—that of returning to the
Town Council a man of your own free choice, as a Guar-
dian of the PUBLIC INTERESTS.
ELECTORS l—Exercise this privilege of an English
FREE Man, Conscientiously and Fearlessly, without solici-
tation, and in defiance of Temptation, or INTIMIDA-
TION.

JOHN SMITH, for many years connected with the
Liverpool Mercury, is still willing to undertake the duties of
a Town Councillor, if freely appointed to an office of such
honour and responsibility. He will again be nominated, as
worthy of the trust, and able to discharge its duties. Neither
Canvassing, nor Treating, nor Coaxing will be used, or
sanctioned by the Committee, to secure his return as YOUR
REPRESENTATIVE.

A Voting Paper will be sent to each Elector, and it is
hoped that a large Majority will cheerfully record their
opinion in favour of PURITY of ELECTION and EFFI-
CIENT REPRESENTATION, by VOTING EARLY for
JOHN SMITH, the ABLE, HONEST, and VETERAN
ADVOCATE of every LOCAL and SOCIAL REFORM.
By order of the Committee of the Pitt Street Ward Re-
form Association,

WM. M'MILLEN, Chairman.
Surrey Street, and, on the clay of

Committee Room, 4,
Election, at

WESTONS,

95, PARK LANE

Nov. 9th, 1853

Saturday,

'The Election takes place to-more
November 12, 1853. The poll opens at Nine o'clock
WM. APMILLEN, Chairman.

Committee-room,
Friday, November 11

TO THE ELECTORS OF ABERCROMBY
WARD.

GENTLEMEN.—A highly influential deputation, composed
amongst others of my own particular friends, have called
upon me to request that I would allow myself to be put in
nomination on SATURDAY NEXT, to represent your
interests in the Town Council.

The request has quite taken me by surprise, but I am
not the person to refuse such a compliment, though I dare

say I shill hear a wonder CA
should hare the audacity to skew my face

pressedsin some quarter that I

Should you, however, do me the honor to elect me, I
will support every measure calculated to promote the welfare
of the Town at large, not by employing the simple
but by using the best

monosyllable of " yes"
reasoning I may posses

ire its

I am, with much respect,
Your faithful humble servant,
WILLIAM EARLE

The COMMITTEE for conducting the Election of
WILLIAM EARLE, Esq., meet at the house of Mr.
CRAIG, MULBERRY STREET, where every information
will be communicated to the Electors.

GEORGE MAXWELL, Chairrnan.

THE STEAM-SHIP
GOLDEN A GE
FOR AUSTRALIA.
Is now ON VIEW in the HUSKISSON

lifieently fitted steam-

e is largest and most maworld.—For Cards of Admission apply to
MILLERS & THOMPSON,
4, Drury-lane, Liverpool.

alto iBv

lutt ton.

Excellent Modern Furniture, Plate, and Plated Articl
Chimney, Pier, and Toilet Glasses, Valuable Paintings
celebrated Masters, Engravings, Gasliers, Russell-street
By MR. HILL.

TUESDAY next 15th, Wednesday 16th Novem-
ber, at 11 o'clock prompt each day, on premises, Russell-
street, excellent modem Furniture, splendid Pier, Chimney,
Glasses, with large and brilliant Plates in carved gilt Frames,
Timepieces, Clocks, Chimney Glasses, modern Silver Plated
Articles, Papier Machie Trays, valuable modern and ancient
Paintings, by first Masters, framed Engravings, Gasliers,
and other valuable effects for positive and unreserved sale.

Parlour and Drawing-room.---Splendid Spanish mahogany
pedestal Sideboard, cabinet Cheffioner, sets of handsome well

ssell and Kidderu

s and Fire Irons, Gas-

;, Gilt Cornice, brilliant
ed gilt frames, painted

card, snap, and other
,s, Lobby-cloths, Mats,