Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-19 00:00:00

flitini C'ertien.

MUNICIPAL EL ECTI oN.

HINT PETER'S WARD.

A PUBLIC MEETING
OF THE
ELECTORS 0 R ST. PETER'S WA-RD
Favourable to the Election of
C. T. BOWRING, ESQ.
As one of its Represer.tatives lathe C4unell,
Will bs held
THIS EVENING (MONDAY),
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK,
At the
'CLARENDON .ROOMS, SOUTH JOIN-STREET,
By ordor of the Committee,
CHARLES WiLLI4IE3, Chairman,
RICHARD CROSSLEY, Vice-Mailman,
J. C. WDONALD, secretary.

TO TILE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD.
rIENTLEIVIEN,—The receipt by me of a requi-
ur ition from a very numerous and highly respectable
portion of your body, inviting are to al ow myself to be, zonated as
a candidate to represent you in the Town ,Council, leaves me no
other course (compatible with a sense of duty) than to come forward
as
a c mdidate for yonr suffrages, at the approaching Municipal Election.
Convected as I have been with your ward, as a ratepaye: in it, for
a peried of nearly tweet! years, such a mark of your vcrradence is
highly appreciated by ma; and should it be the wiil of the majority,
totplace me as your representative, in the council, I beg to leisure you
that ray best exertions shall he continually exercised to ,crward your
utemts, and that, of the Community generally. Although we have a
compare ive absenceef great party cries, and subjects oecontention.
I ce rce ve there are an abnedance of objects to which -the attention
and labours of your representatives should be directed.
'The present state's:* the acpply of water, •,:annot longer be borne
witt ; it calls ler the earnest attention, and immediate aetion of your
Town Council ; the supply.ef so importeret a necessa'y iel life and
health, in the wire -state, overides all ocher ,eonsideratione; and from
the interests invelaecl, demands an early settlement.
11 nut your Corporate funds should be managed with the gesitest eco-
omy, is so evident a propcsit;en, that I will only allude telt by saying,
that the attention ofyour cannel should be kept constantly alive to the
necessity of keeping the. expenditure of the great revenue entrusted
to their management, and derived from the hard labour of all the
various classes of the community, at the lowest point compatible with
the wants and Interests of that community. Connected veto this sub-
ject, s another of great importance. It is highly essential, that a
Can' n 1 revisien of Corporation Property should be made, so that
it may bee e srly as-ertained it what it consists.
There are many sober sal; eets which canaot be more titan touched
upon, sithin rho timits of sue: i dress. suzli as the spreading of Edu-
cation—the fostering of useful institutions, and elevating influences
-Which I hold to be lee duty of oar local legislature. These subjects,
if At be your p!eastire to return rte as your teeresentative, shall have
the most earnest andindustrious adplication of my abilities applied to
them.—.l remain, G entlemen, yours obedient cer van
• C. T.t, BOWSING.
€ :nth John-street, October. 13th, 1857

TO TILE MUNICIPAL. ELECTs)ItS OF EVERTON AND
UALE :WARP.

, GENTLEMEN,—
fIAVI,\ Cir been urgently requested by a large
and influential thly of We Llotors of thin Ward.
ed,cvery shade of political opinice, to come forward as a CAN DID AT r.
for,tha honour of again rep. esanti .g you in the LIVERPOoL To WN
COUNCL.. at the approaching Election, I Ii c great plsaenre in
acceding to t tat request.
.During the time I have been one of your represen!atives, I have
endeavoured latthfully,:hmestli, and indetendently, to discharo the
various duties of the •affice ; and. I am happy to find the:: my
endeavours have teen aporecieted and approved by mon of the most
cp,paerte opinions.
It yon rhoult do me the honour to re-elect ina as one of. our
Representatives, I s ail eoutinue to be guided by the same indepen-
dent prineip' es as heretofore, and to devote the sane zeal, industry,
and aitzntion to your hit-rests. and those of tLe EamugligecerZy,
hitliceto done.—l have the Loomis to be, Gentlemen, year
°bilged and tuithful Servant, DANIEL LAWS iIII.VAITeI.
W.htlef old ttotue, Everton, Liverpool, Oat. 10, 1857.

MUNIIdIPAL?_ZLECTION.
TO THE ELEOfoio3 OF CA.SrLE-STREET WARD.
hAve received titioexeA
Ur Letter fructi our C;aticlittate, JANII.I
and as it so fully eavesses 11:1 views flint' ali important topics, the
Committso :lave dec4clef wpnu pacing the same ref,re file Electors.
Trusang to yozr earneitsupport on the day of Elcibn,
I retina, Lirott,•rn,v,
Youe's fkathtury,
(Sigmsd) JA Ai ES Q.R.Oi lEL 9, Cherman,
12Ja Octetzr, 1857.

• Lictrpoci, S ptember lath, 18;7.
To Lt CAC. rIELr, rag., M.A.-m.in el the Committee of Liberal

ELotors of Cz,tie-street Ward.
I have rer-eived a it-s.atiou., pissed unanimously by yonr Com-
mittee, requesting me ti become a Candidate for it seat in the Town
Council a this B woag i, for your 'Ward, on tha let of novamb r u?xt.
I have to pz.trre s my siaacere tbsaili.-s for the contideica sind honour
thus offered mu unsought- You know that 1 have no •w s i .to leave
the retirement o'_private ties.
I n of (OM= teat it ie incousjstent with the far and Impartial
discharge of the dutle3 of a Representative that he should have
obtained bis Electirn by a l.ersonil aclicitatioa for vot. s Tina-course.
I shon-cl oir no aceciald, whiatev..r ;?bonne; but, should the Elect TS of
Castle-street Karl. by a 1.-itiniate exerei e of their righ's, return
rue as one of :heir Reprostntatives to t.ier Council of my naive town,
I should .feel it my duty to they their cia 1.
I need .bar-ly sty that I hold :ha poltical principles knew.i as
"I Pieral.” prioc;ple4 I iniiekitcsf:; Lit these pzituiples 1.,•748
educate:l; .anb, of their irornu.ab!e truth and jut Le, thu experience
of a life of hal a tefltury has most thoroughit coiiviocea no. I
shall. the: er: -re. only de,:lars my continued, consistent, an 1 tintish.er-
able belief .1: their cerroctnem, and erriire applicability to al matters
of panic cenccra Thee. printkrks I sincerely believe are advan-
tig,oas'y applicable to ti.e business of a, fax,r4e compau.ty like that of
Liverpool, a folloirei no with mo4eration and firmness, will, I
believe, b 3 arc lot-b:e.aad. b.urtlcial tr art partii-s.
•olata train-faren4 o tai the rutuagena.at of the Docks and the
To wntrucsfrom the control of thaTawn,:attucti l ernseive to have :our
unjust ett:i inezped.cot. ;t w 11, .a 4 wever, szrt,ier nipre nesuful
th3rough h.veht,gati n. Intl the ireupainins; Koperty of the Corpor:
Lion, with t' view to too mote conn.t)l4:e devolopoonent of its value, and
its more erficimic applNatien to the requiream.ms of this rapidly
irreps,is7ig commn,Li, ty.
As I have stated, I :Ave no ai 'ration for I,seat in the Council ;
but if it shcuid bane desire ut th • _Electors of C.3.q.1e.5tri.r.,3 Ward to
cal me to fetch this ditty, and if', they tru t hbeir iriterrsts to my
guardianship, it shall be my ended 70ui;.7., and it will be my duty, to
convince them that they hate not mi. plated a coati', fife wit eh it Is
a high honour to have old imd. and a- sitar higher komi,ur to to.ain.
Believe me to. MelletiV,
Very res,pectiu!ly,
JAVES rojzr.

XlO iiiorrctal ^Ol/)

At twilvo o'clock, at the brokers' office, 16, illmelianze-t4ildin3r, 50
tins Palm 01!.—J. H. Rayner and Co.
At tgol7c o'cloc', at the broker?: o Ere, 7, l'xchinge-earnbara,...,
boxes B.:c an:l 25 bdi Vegetable Wax,. 2,231
,ba".es anti
.bandies I'i.isi4ava.—Francis J. 1.-.40n.
At t leven o'clock, at the commerdal.E.4le..-oom, ..receple-cort, a gum •
tity of Fruit.— fhonasa Parry.
At eley-on o'cloz.k, at the comm !rcial saleroom, Tomple-court, 6.f.-imaz-
tity of Frait.—Geo. Badenach and Son.
At eleven o'clock, at tie commercial saleroom,Taa ipi.c.court, a .pan-
qtututity of Fruit.—James Adam, son and Co.

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THIS PAY.

▪ RQ;AL —Operatic Rirr,rx.,..7.Dea 2."0.
EGYAL A:arutr i EAT itit-o,le:atic Fe:form tnces —7 p.m.
Llrsiroot. Ace..oEmiz's EX.EItRIT' ON, Po.totflco-place.
A!.Laop's WAxwon.s. E IBITION —l4 m. to.lo p.m.
WaItToN.IIALL, Clayt,,n-square —Gordza CnnaGliug—S pan-
• COL3SBISUX—GPOEtraI Entertain:neat—G.2u p.m.

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MOVDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1857.

kLE DAY'S NEWS.

The Municipal Election is /fast -approaching ;
but, as yet, there is no appearance (f opposition
in many of the Wards. St. Peter's, however, we
are glad to say, ,is to be con tested by C. T.
Bo.Aring, EA., And a public meeting of the
electors will be Meld, at the Clarendon•rooms,
South J )11n street, this (Monday) evening, when
Mr. Bowring will promulgate his views on the
various topics of municipal interest. gr. Bow-
ring'saddress is already in the possession of the
public ; and, apart from the claim which he,, as a
mer,:h4a_t and a shipowiler for a period of neariY
twenty.years in the ward, has n.pon the burgesses,
the in,inly and independent torte assumed therein
is a. siacie..:;:t guarantee that no better candidate
could lierk the suff.ages of the electors of St.
Peter's \Yard. Mr. J AMQ:3 Thompson will not
contest Scotland Ward ; and we believe we are not
misinformitM.our readers when we state that Mr.
Ityclir will not .o'er himself to the electors of
Abercromby Ward.
The Mane:rester Arts' Exhibition was formally
closed on Saturday. There was no great public
display; and in a few .days the contents of the
building at Old Traffrrd pill be scattered fir and
p is gratifying iy lore that the guarantees