The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-21 00:00:00

WILSON BELL, Chairman.
J. JONES, Hon. Sec.

• EWART FOR -EV
WARD, COMMITTEE ROOM
MEN, for conducting the ELEI

E RI

ES, and CHAIR-
CTION of
M . P.,
:ion may be obtained]:

J. C. EWART. ESQ
SIT DAILY, as follows, wherc_every informati
Wards. Committee Rooms.
Kirkdale !Cowell's, Castle at., Klrkdale
Everton Nag's Head, Netherfield road

Chairmen.
R. Ledger. Esq
E. Heath, Esq
V.F. Macgregor Esq

VAuxhall

!Main's, Vauxhall road

Scotland

Hewitt''s, Travel'er's Rest.
Scotland road
Sunbury's, Oldhall street
Bull Hotel, Vale street
Golden Cross, Sir Thomas's
Buildings
qrunswizk Hotel, Hanover st
Henderson's Commercial Hotel
Cleveland square
American Hotel, Gt. George st
Fell's, 0, Brownlow hill
Riding's, Great Orf rd street
Victoria Hotel, St John's lane
Oddfellows' Hall, St. Anne at
Coombe's, Grinfield street.

St. Paul's
Exchange
Castle street

J. Woodruff, Esq
I. Hadwen, Jon., Esq
J. H, Macrae, Esq
James Crosfield, Esq
T. C. Bowrlng, Esq

St. Peter's
Pitt street

Great George
Rodney .

W. M`Millen, Reg
James Atkin, Esq
J. H. Braseker, Esq
WlMain Earle, Esq
J. R. Jeffery. Esq
Joseph Kitchen. Esq
George Holt, Esq
Henry Fernie,!Esq

Abercrimby
Lime street
St Ann's

West Derby
North and
South Toxteth

Pritchard's, 20, Tark lane

CENTR
co,

;AL COMNIITTE
HMERCIAL MOTEL, DALE
THOMAS BROCKLEBA

E ROOKS,
STREET,

511, Chairman.

TO THE ELECTOBRHSTR)F SOUTH LANCA-

Gentlemen. As Parliament will be immediately dissolved, and
the constitutional right of returning two representatives again
placed in your hands, it is particularly gratifying tome to be assured
that you do not wish to part with your present members.
I have felt too much honoured et being considered • worthy of
representing one of the most intelligerit, wealthy, and commercial.
counties in the kingdom not again to solicit a continuance of that
connection,-which to me at least has been most satisfactory.
Sincerie4s, when you first returned me to Parliament, no contest
has taken place in opposition to my return, and I should therefore
feel extreme regret and sorrow that any event should separate me
from such a constituency, so long as I have health and strength to
perform the duties of a representative, and you deem me worthy of
a continuance of that confidence which I have now enjoyed for so
many years.
I have not the presumption to suppose that 'you could not have
~.e services of some more able representative than myself; but, be
my abilities what they may, I can yield to no one in the desire to
promote your interests, and which are inseparably connected with
supportingy
devotion the
toc honourom andmere
idailg;arietly of the
dom, which country.
first introduced me to
your notice, my desire for the general education of the people, and
my political views and votes. are so well known to you, that it is
unnecessary more particularly to allude to them in this address.
When the time arrives, I will present myself to you to solicit your
votes, and to answer any questions which it may be, considered
necessary to ask me. _ _

Meantime I have the honour to be, most respectfully, your
obedient servant,

WM. BROWN.
Richmond Hill: Liverpool. March 0 :857.