Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-28 00:00:00

ST. PETER'S WARD.

UNICIPAL ELECTION, 1857

At a MEETING of ELECTORS of SAINT PETER'S WARD,
held at the CLARENDON-ROOMS. Sou'h John-street. on MONDAY, the
(!ctober, Mr. CHARLES WILLMER in the Chill',
It was moved by Hamann JOHNSON, Esq., seconded by Joust
HASTINGS, Esq , supported by J. R. D& eats, Esq., and re-olved
unanimously— • .
" That in the opinion of this Meeting, C. T. Bowri-ig. Esq., is a
At and proper pe-son to represent Saint Peter's Ward in the Town
Ccuneil; and this Meeting pledges it-elf to Use every constitutional
means to secure his return at the ensuing Election."
Mr Rowring having addressed the Meeting,
It was further moved by Enwazo FLOWER, Esq., secondel by
THOMAS URQUHART Esq., and resolved unanimously--
"That the foll,wing gentlemen be appoilted a Committee for the
purpose of con lucting the Election of Mr. Bowring, and that they
have power to add to their number:
RICHARD CROSSLEY,
RICHARD JOHNSON,
JOHN HA;TINGS,
J. R. DARNS,
THOMAS JOB,
CHARLES WILLMEE,
J. C. MCIONALD,
J. G. Baowst,
J. R. ELAIRAI.LER,
ANDREW BATHOA:E,
• .1.1?: Puler,
EDWARD FLOWER,
J. H. HUTT. N,
THOMAS URQUHART,
SAMUEL JOB,
BALPA HESS,
ANDREW DUNCAN,
W. FENN SMITH,
J. J. MELHUISH,

ALFRED FOWELL,
JOSEPH SING,
JAMES JACKSON,
JOHN RYE,
P. A. HOLZBVRO,
W. ALLISON,
T. HUGHES,
P. CARROLL,
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
B. L. JOSEPH,
Joss DOOLEY,
EICH %RD LLO iD,
HENRY YouNG,
JAMES URQUHART,
JOHN DANIELS,
R. T..MITH,
HE VAT WRIGHT,
J DumB&ELTON,
A. LILLYMAN,
J. J. MAXWELL.
LAwBE CE I.ovELADY,
E. D. GLYNN,
J. CRIPpS,
H. H. GIBSON,
Mr. Do vo,
LEA IS DANIEL,
Mr. DRYSDALE,
Mr. MTIE,
Mr. FOWLER,
JULIUS 3IoTT,
E. WooD,
GEORGE WADE, Jon.,
JOHN EVANS,
MICHAEL AYLWARD,
DAVID CAMPBELL,
C. O'DOHER/Y,
THOMAS r ssm RE,
TAMES O,IK,
J. DossoN,
P. GoDB
JOSEPH WOODHEAD."

J. CARMICHAEL,
JoaN PHILLIPS,

SAmuzz, DAVIES,
SAUL Moss,
JOSEPH SEWELL,
11. Bsunn,
W.
J. G. JACOB,
J. J. RICHERBY,
J. FLETCHER
S. BURLEY,
'l'. E lANS,
J. B. SLATER,
J. H. SMITH,
J LOnNEY,
JAME 4 BRADY ED,
THOMAS Em PSOM,
THOMAS VICARS, sen.,
Tnom AS VICARS, jun.,
ANDREW COOPER,
F. J . BEES,
A. B . HAYWARD,

TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD.

GENTLEMEN,—The receipt by me of a requi
k.ition from a very numerous and highly respectable
portion of your body, inviting me to al ow myself to bo nominated as
a candidate to represent Sou in the Town Council, leaves me no
other course (compatible with a sense of du y) than to come forward as
a candidate for 3 our suffrages, at the approaching, Slanicpal Election.
Connected as I have been with your ward, as a ratepayer in it, for
n period of nearly twenty years, such n mark of your co..fidepee is
highly appreciated by me; and should it be the win of the majority,
to place me as your representative, in the council, I beg to assu:e you
that my best exert ons shall be continually exercised to orward your
nterests, and that, of the Community generally. Although we have a
comparative absence of great party cries, and subjects of contention.
I co 'calve there are an abundance of objects to which the attention
and labours of your representatives should be directed.
The present state ofrthe supply of water, cannot longer be borne
with ; it calls for the earnest attention, arid immediate action of your
Town Council .; the supply of so important a necessary of life and
health, in the pure state, overidee all other considerations; and from
the interests involved, demands an early settlemen%
Teat your Corporate fonds should be managed with the greatest eco-
nomy, is so evident a proposition, that I will only alinde to it by saying,
that the att.-ration of your council should be kept constantly alive to the
necessity of keeping the expenditure of the greet revenue entrusted
to their management, and thrived 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 with this sub-
ject, s another of great importance. It is highly e.sential, that a
careful revision of the Corporation Property should be made, ao that
it may be c'early ascertained what it consists.
There are many other subjects which cannot be more than touched
upon; within the limits of ,n address, such as the spreading of Edu-
cation-the fostering of useful institutions, and e`evating influences
which I hold to be the duty of oar local legislature. Thee: subjects,
if ft be your p'easure to return me as your representative, shall have
the most earnest and Industrious application of my abilities applied to
them.--t remain, Gentlemen, yours obedient servant, •

C. T. B 0 W RING.

South John-street, October 15th, 1857

TO TIE BURGESSES OF scorLArro WARD.

GENTLEMEN, --Having been waited upon by
a large and influential, deputation of my Fellow
Burgesses, many of wham are known to me aiul highly esteemed,
requesting that I should a low myself to be put iu Nonaina-
tioo as a Candidate at the •oi•thcl.ming Elestion, to represent your
interest in the Town Coen& ; I feel that I should ba wanting in a
sense of public duty if I did rot at once respond to their wishes,
notwithstanding my long-cherished preference for the retirement of
private Wu.
I regard it as altogether unneze sary to make any a'lusicn to icy
political views, as my antecelents are before you, and whkh, you are
awn-e, have always bsen for Progress and fief..ria.
Among the many questions of local interest, which demand the
attention of your Ilepreierrative, that of the supply of pura and
wholesome Water, seams to me to be tria most pressing; and, as I am
thoroughly convinc. d of its being i. r..eticab e, u,y uttnost endeavours
snail I e oacmLd for an unn•inltorate 1 supply of tlxo nod Candatono
Water f all d etetic purpases.
In the application of the public moaey I trust you will always find
me the adrocate of the most rigid economy consistent with efficiency.
Shau'd I be honoured by you: choice, you will find me use my best
erorts, by voice an vote, to carry au and support al such ether
measures as may teni to improve the morsl coneition, and promote
tne health and comf .rt of the Burgesses end Lhabitinta geaerally.—
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servan.-..
Burlington House, Waterloo, Oct. 22, 1557.
• %VILA-1A.12 LIVERSIDGI7.

TO TUI MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF EVERTON AND

KIRK VALE WA[W,

GENTLEMEN,
I:lAl:TlL;;siGllfillbeeril:inalilbrog,el;ivtifythreelie!.oct res fd. by t
his Wafd,
of every shade of political opinion, to come forward as a CAN D I DAT
for the honcu.- cf again rep-esenti g you in the LIVERPOOL TOWN
COUNCIL at the approaching Election, I lyre great pleasure in
acceding to that request.
Diving the time I have been one of your represen atives, I have
endeavoured laithfn'ly, hme..tly, and independently to discharge the
various duthis of the office ; and I am happy to find .that my
endeavours have teen appreciated and approved by men of the most
opposite Opinions.

If you hhoul,l do me the honour to re-elect ni,3 as one of your
Representatives, I shall continue to be guided by the same indepen-
dent princip:es as heretofore, and to devote the saute zeal, industry,
and attention to your interests and those of the Borough generally,
as I have hitherto doue.—l have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your
obliged and faithful Servant, DANIEL CROS :LtwalrE.
Whitefie:d ►tense, Everton, I iverpoo!, Oct. 10, 1857.

-DUBUC MEETINGS OF THE ELECTORS
will be held during the week as follows:-
Ims DAY (WEDNEFDAY), 28th instant, at airs J.SPENCER'S,
29, Fo -street, corner of Juvenal-street.
On MURSDAY NEST, the 29. h Instant, at 3Yr. DANIEL PREST-
WICH'S. 31,13lackstune-street.
The CO3ISIIITE.E.- Sirs I)AI!X at the TRAVELLEWS REST,
SCOTLAND-110AD, where the Electors may obtaia every LILA,.
mation. J .MURDOCK, Chairman.
JoSE,II H 1 ,LIN Vice-Chairman.
FRANCIi APPRILLIP3, Hon. Sot.