The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-24 00:00:00

Genera election.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OP MARCH, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT
Itt UNDUE]) AND FIFTY-SEYEN,
N PURSUANCE of a WRIT received by me,
FRANCIS SEIAND, Enquire, Mayor of the Borough of
Liverpool, for Flectioe tees Burge,ses to serve in Parliament for the
Borough of Liverpool, I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that I
shall proceed to E!ec'lon accordingly, on FRIDAY, the Twenty-
seventh day of March instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Town Hall, in the sal:I Borough, when and where all per-
sons conce'ned are to glee their attendance.
AND TAKE NOTICE that allpersons who are gulty of BRIBERY
at the said Election, will. on conviction of such offence, be liable to
the Penalties mentioned iu that behalf iu " The Corrupt Practices
Prevention Act;lB34. '
AND TAKE NoTI CE that all persouri;rbo are gulty of TREAT..'
ING or Undue Influence at the said Election, will, on conviction of
such offence, be liable to the Penalties mentioned in that behalf in
"The Corrupt Practices Prevention Act, 1854."

F. 81.IAND, Mayor
Returning Officer of the Borough of Li ffi verpool.

ICENSED VICTUALLERS OF LIVERPOOL

BOROUGH ELECTION'.

A MEETING of the LICENSED VICTUALLERS wi I be
held at the COMMON HALL. Hackin's Hey, Dale street,
THIS DAY, the 24th ink , at 3 o'clock, to consider which of the
candidates are mo.t likely to accord wish the interests of the Trade
and the Public. '1 he Trade genera ly are invited to attend, but the
Meeting will be strictly confined to Licensed Victuallers.
WILSON BELL, Chairman.
J. JONES, Hon. Sec.

York Hotcl, March 19, 1057

E WART FOR EVER!

WARD, COMMITTEE ROOMS, and CHAIR-
MEN, for conducting the ELECTION of

J. C. EWART, ESQ., M• P.,
SIT DAILY, as follows, where every information may be obtained!:
Wards. Committee Rooms.
Kirkdale ICowell's, Castle st., Klrkdale

Chairmen.
R. Ledger Esq
E. B each, Esq
W.F. Macgregor Esq

Everton
Vauxhall

Vag'a Head, Netherfleld road
:loan's, Vauxhall road

catland

Hewitt's, Travel'er's Rest,
Scotland road
Sunbury's, Oldhall street
Bull Hotel, Dale street
Golden Cross, Sir Thomas's
Buildings
trunßwilc Hotel, Hanover st
Henderson's Commercial Hotel
Cle eland square
%merican Hotel, Gt. George st
?ell's, 6, Brownlow hill
Ridirg's,GreatOrf rd street
Victoria Hotel, St John's lane
Oddfellows' Ball, St. Anne at
Coornbe's,'Grinfield street.

St. Paul's
Exchange
Castle street

J. Woodruff, Esq
I. Hadwen, jun., Esq
J. H. Macrae, Esq

James Camilald, Esq
T. C. Bowring. Esq

St. Peter's
Pitt street

Great George
Rodney _

W. AVM ;lien, Esq
Jam-s Atkin, Esq
J. H. Braneker, Esq
William Earle, Esq
J. R. Jeffery. Esq
Joseph Kitchen, Esq
George Holt, Esq

Abercrornby
Lime street
St Ann's

West Derby
North and
South Tolteth

Pritchard's 20, Park lane

Henry Fernie,!Esq

CENTR
cos

,AL COMMITTE
kIMERCI L HOTEL, DALE
THOMAS BROCKLEBA'

E ROOMS,
STREET,

,Ng, Chairman.

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS

OF LIVERPOOL.

GENTLEMEN,
N Saturdq7 PARLIAMENT was DISSOLVED
ji and has 'Experienced the same fate as one of your
everyday luxuries. It it hardly necessary to say that the happiness
o, the great human family is the study of my life ; and I. therefore,
solicit the honour of your support—the support of men of all politi-
tical and religious creeds. Though I am not a pawnbroker, I am
willing to take any pledge you may feel disposed to put to me ; and
you are fu ly cognisant of my services during Lent; without me.
indeed, many would feel the effects of the discipline at that season.
I appeal confidtmtly to high and low, rich and poor, 'whether my
tßtriVrig; iirrlpageeTN,lttragipr DAt Magsshtindit6iNg
summer months lee astonished everybody ; and My yielding ten-
dencies in the winter have alleviated, if not totally overcome, those
annoyances irveoarable with an obdurate article. As for the party
cry, connected with the Chinese War, I em of opinion that the
domestic policy I have hitherto pursued is more calculated for the
internol happiness of the people than foreign aggression. TEA may
he all very well in its way, and to force a trade in that luxury, which
nvigorates without intoxication, is worthy or consideration, but yOll
will, I am sme, bear me out that TEA, and even BREAD, would be
insupportable without BUTTER ! Knowing this, feeling this, I
offer myself for your suffrages, and trust, on the day of Election, you
will pl ,ce at the head of the Poll, not only your friend, but the friend
of humanity, Give me but a free and liberal support. and I will
enable you to butter your bread, or toast, on both sides !
Your faithful *ervant,
KELLY, THE BUTTERMAN.
The "BUTTER Pa. ca," March 18, 1857.