The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-28 00:00:00

DISTRICT, No. 1.

For all Persons. including Freemen, entitled to Vote, as
Registered within the Township of Everton.
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POLLING PLA.CE.—Near the south end of Everton

Terrace, opposite lialliAlay'A Coffee House.

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Compartment No I—For Voters on the Register from
No. 1 to No. TIO, both inclusive.
Compartment No the Register MOM

Y0..301 to No. 000, both inclusive.
Compartrn,nt No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 601 to No. 900, both inelusive.
Compartment No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from

NO. 901 to 1200 both inclusive.
Compartnwnt Voters on the Register from

No. 1201 to No. 1500, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 6.—For Voters en the Register from
No. 1501 to No. 1800, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 7.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 1801 to No. 1832, both inclusive, and for tenders of
Votes (if any) as to this Township, that can be lawfully
made by persons omitted from the Register in come-
quence of the decisions of the Revising Barrister.
DISTRICT No. 2.

For all Persons, including Freemen, entitled to Vote, as
Registered within the Township of Kirkdale.
POLLING PLACE.—Kirkdale Road, near the North
End of Boundary street.
Compartment No. I.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 1833 to No. 2132, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 2133 to No. 2336. both inclusive, and for tenders of
Votes (if any) as to this Township, that can be lawfully
made by persons omitted from the Register in conse-
quence of the decisions of the Revising Barrister.
DISTRICT No. 3.

For all persons, including Freemen, entitled to vote, as
registered within the parish of Liverpool, and for
Freemen not residing within the Borough, but entitled to
vote as residing within seven miles of the Town Hall.
POLLING PLACE No. I.—Castle street, front of the

Town Hall.

Compartment No. I.—For Voters on the Register from No.

2,337 to No. 2,636, both inclusive.
Cotopartmcn` No. 2 —For Voters on the Register from No.
2,637 to No, 2.936, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from No.
2,937 to No. 3.236, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from No.
3,237 to No. 3,536, both inclusive.
Compartment No. s.—For Freemen on the Register not
residing within the Borough, but entitled to vote as
resident within seven miles from the Town Hall, from
No. 17,930 to No. 18,229, both inclusive.
Compartment No 6.—Fur Freemen on the Register not
residing within the Borough, but entitled to vote as
resident within seven colles from the Town Hall, from
No. 18,230 to 18,314, both inclusive, and for tenders of
Votes (if any) as to the Parish of Liverpool, that can
be lawfully. made by persons omitted from the Register

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in consequence:of the decisions of the Revising Barrister.
POLLING PLACE No. 2.—At the East Front of St.
George's Hall, Lime-street.

Compartment No• I:—For Voters on the Register from
No. 3.537 to No. 3836, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 3,837 to No. 4,136, both inclusive.
Compartment N0..3.—F0r Voters on the Register from
No. 4,137 to No. 4,436, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 4,437 to No. 4,736, both inclusive.
Compartment No. s.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 4,737 to No. 5,036, both inclusive.
Compartment No. G.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 5,037 to No. 5,336, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 7.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 5337 t o No. 5636, both inclusive.
Compartment No. B.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 5637 to No. 5936, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 9.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 5937 to No. 6236, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 10.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 6237 to No. 6536, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 11.—For Vote's on the Register from
No. 6537 to No. 6836, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 12.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 6837 to No. 7136, both inclusive.
POLLING PLACE No.. 3.—London Road, opposite
the Monument.

Compartment No. I.—For Voters ou the Register from
No. 7137 to No. 7436, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 2.—For Votcrs on the Register from
No. 7437 to No. 7736, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 3 —For Voters on the Register from
No. 7737 to No. 8036, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 8,037 to No. 8,336, both inclusive.
Compartment No. s.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 8,337 to No. 8,636, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 6.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 8,637 to No. 8,936, both inclusive.
POLLING PLACE, No. 4—Mount Pleasant, opposite the
Workhouse.

Compartment No. I.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 8,937 to No. 9,236. both inclusive.
Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 9,237 to No. 9,536, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 9,537 to No. 9,836, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 9,837 to No. 10,136, both inclusive.
Compartment No. s.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 10,137 to No. 10,436, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 6.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 10,437 to No. 10,736, both inclusive.
POLLING PLACE, No. s—Leece Street.'
Compartment No. I.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 10,737 to No. 11,036, both inclusive,
Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 11,037 to No. 11,336, both inclusive,
Compartment No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 11,337 to No. 11,636, both inclusive.
Compartment. No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 11,07 to No. 11,936, both inclusive.
Compartment No. s.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 11,937 to No. 12,236, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 6.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 12,237 to No. 12,536, both inclusive.
POLLING PLACE, No. 6—Waterloo Place, opposite
the Lyceum.

Compartment No. I.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 12,537 to No. 12,636, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 12,837 to No. 13.136, both inclusive.
Compartment. No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 13,137 to No. 13,436, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 4. —For Voters on the Register from
No. 13,437 to No. 13,736, both inclusive.
Compartment No. s.—For Voters on the Register from

NO. 13,737 to No. 14 036, both inclusive.
Compartment. No. 6.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 14,037 to No. 14,125, both inclusive.
DISTRICT No. 4.

For all Persons, including Freemen, entitled to vote as
Registered within that part of the extra-Parnchial
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Place of Toxteth Park, which is within the Borough.
POLLING PLACE—Upper Stanhope street, South side
of St. James's Church.
Compartment No. I.—For Voters on the Register from No.
14,126 to No. 14,425, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 2.—For Voters on the Register from No.
14,426 to No. 14,725, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 3.—For Voters on the Register from No.
14,726 to No. 15,025, both inclusive,
Compartment No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from No.
15,026 to No. 15,325, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 5 —For Voters on the Register from No.
15,326 to No. 15,625, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 6.—For Voters on the Register from No.
15,626 to 15,925. both inclusive.
Compartment No. 7.—For Voters on the Register from No.
15,926 to No. 16,225, both inclusive.
Compartment No. B.—For Voters on the Register from
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 in consequence of the decisions of the Revising
Barrister.

DISTRICT No. 5.
For all Persons, including Freemen, entitled to Vote as
Registered within that part of the Township of West
Derby, which is within the Borough.
POLLING PIACE—Opp. osite St. Mary's Church,
Ed Hill.
Compartment No. I.—Forge 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. 16,952, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 3. For Voters on the Register from
No. 16,953 to No. 17,252, both inclusive.
Compartment No. 4.—For Voters on the Register from
No. 17,253 to No. 17,552, both luclusive.

ESTABLISHED 1525.
60 AND 62, OLDHA LL STREET.
MORGAN & MACKAY beg respectfully to in-
form their friends and the public generally that
they have received their
FIRST DELIVEREY OF NEW SPRING_ GOODS.
Cons'atlngo
FLOUNCED SILKS,
DOUBLE SKIRT AND FLOUNCED FANCY DRESSES,
PRINFF:D AND PLAIN FRENCH DELAINES, '
FLOUNCED FRENCH BAREGES,
FRENCH AND PAISLEY WOVE LONG SHAWLS,
MANTLES",
BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, GLOVES,:
SEWED MU SLINS,

And a variety of other NEW GOODS, suited for the present and
Fpproachingseason.

MORGAN & MACKAY beg also to state that they have
PURCHASED, cf Messis. Morrison, Dillon, and Co., of
Fore street, London, at a LARGE DISCOUNT OFF
THE MANUFAC URERS' PRICES, a
GREAT PORTION/ of the STOCK ofJENNING & HARGREAVES.
Of Bra,ford, Stuff Merchants, which they will
OFFER FOR SALE ON MONDAY NEXT, THE 16TH INST.,
AND FOLLOWING DAYS,
Coat isting of
ALPACAS. CIRCASSIAN CLOTHS, 7-4 COBURGS, BEIGES, &C.
M. & M. wish to draw the attention of their friends to their
STOCK of FANCY SILKS, which tly y are now SELLING AT
THE OLD PRICES. Those Goods when sold cannot be replaced
under an advance of 20 to 25 per cent.

CO AND 62, OLDHALL STREET.
ESTABI4ISHED_IB2S.

I.—The ancient type to be retained, as far as practicable; and the
Church to be erected on the old site. subject to such variation as
may be provided for hereafter. (See 4.)
2.—Accommodation to be found for, say, 950 adults, and 150 chil-
dren. Sittings for adults to be computed at 20 inches. Seats to be
2 ft 10 inches wide.
S.—A plan would generally be preferred which satisfied the above
conditions, apart from the erection of Side Galleries. A West
Gallery would not be objected to.
4.—Supposing it impossible to provide otherwise. i.e. without Side
Galleries, the required accommodation • a design which included
transepts, or other enlargement, might be accepted.
s.—The Tower. if found sufficiently secure, may be left standing,.
and in this case, to be completely restored.
6 It is necessary that the South Chapel shall be reserved for the
private use of the Earl of Stamford. It is hoped that the Organ, if
It Le thought desirable, might be removed into the North Chapel,
and that it might be further open for the accommodation of children.
7.—Alderley stone to be used in the Ina !ding. Heating and ven-
tilation to be provided for.
B.—Architects are requested to subscribe their designs; with a
motto or cypher; and to annex a sealed paper disclosing their
names. The latter will not be opened until plans have been selected,
9.—They are also to furnish an approximate estimate of the total
uo,t of carrying out their respective plans. It is believed that the
whole ought not to exceed, say, £4,500,
WM. POLLOCK, M.A., Vicar.
WILLIAM WALKDEN,
JOHN MORT, Churchwardens.
EDWARD THRELFALL,
R. A. WARBURTON,
N.B.—ln the final adjudication upon the plans supplied, it will be
c (As' dered whether tie authors have personally inspected the exist-
ing Church, in order to see the value of the old materials.
Bowdon, March 10. 1857.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street,
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years.