Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-27 00:00:00

TO TdE BURGESSES OF scorLAND WARD.

GENTLEMEN,—Haying been waited upon by
a large and influential deputation of my Fellow
Burgesses, many of wham are known to me and highly esteemed,
requesting that I should a low myself to be pat in Nomini-
tiou as a Candidate at the iorthc4ming Election, to represent your
interest in the Town Council ; I feel that I should be wanting in a
sense of public duty if I did not at once respond to their wishes,
Notwithstanding my long-cherished prcf:rence for the retirement of
private life.
I regard it as altogether nnnece sary to make any allusion to my
political views, as my antecedents are before you, and which, you are
awa e, have always been for Progress and Ref. rm.
Among the many questions of local interest, which demand the
attent.on of your Repro en!ative, that of the supply of pure and
wholesome Water, seems to me to be the most prersing ; and, as I am
thoroughly convinc. d of its being tract:cab e, my utmost endeavours
shall he exerted for an unadulterated supply of the Red Sandstone
Water far all dietetic purposes.
In the application of the public money I trust you will always find
sae the advocate of the most rigid economy consistent with efficiency.
Should I be honoured by yc.ur choice, you will find roe use my best
efforts, by voice and vote, to carry ou and support all such other
measures as may tend to improve the moral condition, and promote
the health and comf art of the Burgesses and lahabitante generally.—
I am. Gentlemen, your obedient rervant
Burlington House, Waterloo, Oct. 22, 1857.
Vir 11. LIA.II LIVRR,;IDG;;.

PUBLIC MEETINGS OF THE ELECTORS
will be held during the week as follows :
nis DAY (TUESDAY), the 27th instant, at Mrs. CHURCH'S, 140,
Great Howan -street, corner of Stone-sreet.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 28th instant, at Hrs. J. SPENCER'S,
29, Fox-street, corcer of Jnyenal-,treet.
On THURSDAY NEXT, the 29 h instant, at Mr. DANIEL PREST-
WICH'S. 31, Blackstone-street.
The COMMI [TEE SITS DAILY at the TRAVELLER'S REST,
SCOTLAND-ROAD, where the Electors may obtain °wry infor-
mation. J "HIN MURDOCK, Chairman.
JOSEPH HE aLIN4, Vice-Chairman.
FRANCI4 51`PHILLIPS. Hon See.

TO THE BURGESES ()F RODNEY"
STREET AVAPD.
Gentlemen,—Within a eh t period the trust coni4ed to my charge
will again revert to yon, and I shall cease to be your Representative
in the Town Conned.

An influential deputation from your Ward having requested that
I would again offer myself fer your suffrages, and Vedged their
support, I feel called upon, after the very flattering manner in which
you elected me a few months ago, to respond to the wish so strongly
expressed. and place myself in your hands as a CANDIDATE for a
renewal of the honour I now erjoy.
My connection ar,th your Ward is so recent that little opportunity
has been afforded me of advocating the principles on which I stood
forw.rd ; but my views and sentiments are already made known to
you, and should t e opinion of my capability to serve you remain
unchanged, and your confidence undiminished, you may rest sat ailed
that if again elected as your Representative, my best energies and
judgment shall be devoted to prot-ct your rights and watch ever the
important interests entrusted to my care.
I have the honour to remain, gentlemen, your most ebe tient
servant, CHARLES MOZLEY.
Bank, Lord-street, Oct. 20, 1857.