Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

SMITHSONIAN HOTEL'
B ROA DwAT, COrller of lIOUSTONT-STREE New YORK.

Named in honour of the SMITHSONIAN INSTITOTEOK,
Established At WASHINGTON, by the U. S. CONGRESS,
With Funds bequeathed by JAMES SMITHSON, of EiouLAN-D,
Saviag the Friendship of the
OFFICERS of the NATIONAL INSTITUTION
Is conducted on the System of llJtels in ENGL.:ND.
CHAS. H. SH/T-H.

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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

SAINT PETER'S NIARD.

A PUBLIC MEETIN'G
OF VIZ

ELECTORS OF ST. PETER'S WARD„

Favourible to the Eie,tion of
C. T. BOWRING, ESQ.
As one of its Representatives in the Ciuncil,
Will be held
ON MONDAY EVENING,
AT SeVi:N O'CLOCK,
At the -
CLARENDON ROOMS, :MUTH JOHN-STREET,
By oder of the Committee,
CFI* ILES WI.LMEr?, Chairman,
RICHARD CROSSLEY, Vic.:-Chairrun,
J. C. M`DONALD, secretary.

TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WABD.
GI4_INTLEM EN,—The receipt by me ot a requi-
sitien from a very numerous and highly respectable
portion of your body, inviting me to al ow myself to be nominated as
a candidate to represeut rot in the Town Council, leaves me no
other course (compatible with a sense of duty) than to come forward as
a c naidate-for your suffrages, at the approaching Municipal Election.
Connected as I have been with your ward, as a ra.tera.yer in it, for
a period of nearly twenty years, such a mark of your confidence is
highly appreciated by me; ar,d should it be the wi.l of the majority,
to place meat your representative, in the council, 1 beg to assure you
that my best exertions shall be con:int:ally exerasecl to 'erward your
hterests, and that, of the ( oinnrunity generally. A lthonge we have a
compare ive absence of great party cries, and subjects 01 centention.
soncetve there are en abundariee of objects to which the attention
and labours of your representatives should be directed.
The prevent state of the supply of water, cannot longer be borne
with ; it calls for the ear rest attention, and immediate action of your
Town Co nett ; the supply of so importicA a necossa'y of life and
health, in the ours state, ovetilles all other consieerations; and from
the interests involved, demands an early settlewen'.
That your Corporate fanes should. be managed with the gre-itest eeo-
moony, is so evident a proposiVon, that I will only allude toil by :raying,
that the..att ntion of your council should be kept constantly alive to the
necessity of keeping the expenditure of the great revenue intrusted
is their managemeet, and derived from the hard labour of all the
various classes of the community, at the lowest point compatible.w.th
the waits and interests of that community. Connected wit', this sub-
j ect, scnother of great importance. It is highly essential, that a
careful revision ot the Corporation Property should be made, so that
it may be c esti), ascertained i f Iv:Jet it consists.
There are mat.y other subjects which cannot be more than touched
upon, within the limits of ..n a :dress, such as the spreauing of Edu-
cation—the fosterit g of useful institutions, and e:evating lnfluenees
which I hold to be ti.e cuty of our local legislature. Tires, subjects,
if it be your pleas -ire to return me as your representative, shall nave
the mast earnest and industrious applieatton of my abilities applied to
remain, Gentlemen, yours obedient servant,
C. T. BOWRING.
South John-street, October 15tha1457

TO TILE ELEC I'OR3 OF LI NdE -S-fItEET WARD.
GENTLEMEN.—As the term of c,f11,3e to which
you elected me its your representative iu the Town
Council is about to expire, It would devolve upon me either to retire
from hub is duty, or again to sol.dt a further continuance of your
outrages. put LaviA received a strong expression of approval in a
highly re,p?ciable and numerously signed requisition winch his been
presented to me by the E!ettors of both political p&rtes in Vie Ward,
requesting that I world allow my eelt to be put in nomination a
oerill time, for the honour of representing your interests in the
council of thee' Good old Town."
have murh pleasure in renewing the offer cf my services in doing
to the utmost of my ability, all I can to promote the prospe fly and
general interest of the v,ard, and the Town at large ; and if again
elected as ore of your representatises, I will endeay.ur to discharge
those duties faithfully, and to the hest of my &bitty.
Permit me. to take this of portunity of relit n .rg yon my sincere
thank. for as lat.oness and courtesy l,bave received trom you during
the Nine years I hate been honoured with your confidence as your
represent .tire for Lime-street Ward.
Gentleimeti, I retain, yours very faithfuly,

JAMES JOHNSON,

105,:London-road, 9111, Oztob‘:r, 1857.

EGY:' CLGTHI G NIAD F. WITH GREAT TASTE AT LEWIS and
i:anelugh•strect.

AkIUSEAIE:iTS, 14tEEPENG3, &o.

THIS PAY.

TEMATED ROY4L —Operatic P.:xi', rmancee
IiCIAL AM PIIITUFATUE—Dramatic r -.rCormance-7 p.m.
Lrompoor. ACAD&UL^Z EXEIIBITION, Postoce-placs.
WAxwoas. EznIRITION-10 a to 10 p.m.
Oril./TOIN Clayt, tt-square—Gordon Cr.mming—Ei
1107. AL Cot.lssau.i —Gen3ral Entertainment-6.30 p.m.
ST. GB3IOIE'S EALL—Orpn Terformancea -Z.p in.

For particulars sea advertisements.

TO CORIZESPONDENTS.

WE hare received a letter from M. G. Turnbull, which can only
sip' ear as an adatr.istment.

Excuzsiox TRAms —ln j-esterea.Ve Fa; cr we e a repo tcf a
case at the t tcuelling excursion train% in which 60:II8
reffoclions wera made upcn their mansgement. Our experience of
those conducted by Mr. 11. R. Marcus enab'e us to say that such
TEL cti, as could t apply to tloze with which he is kanuccted. So
far from such-heir.; the case. we believe h's arrancements to be the
sno,t perfect, and that he has ever given oriver,al satlsfactien n,t
Only to the public, tut tie companiea with 'oh ch he has-connexions.

TA N'rED, COPIES of the " >lox:mm.llY DAILY
Times" of the followitT dates :—April 10th and
4th.—Arply at -t as rcrthern Times oTce.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1857,