Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-23 00:00:00

ST. PETER'S WARD.

UNICIPAL ELECTION, 1857.

At a MEETING of ELECTORS of SAINT PETER'S WARD,
held at the CLARENDON•ROOMS, Sotlth John-street, On MONDAY, the
pith uctober, Mr. CHARLES WILLEER in the ChaT,
It was moved by Iticneao Jonsson, Esq., seconded by Joux
Hae,reteas, Esq , supported by J. R.-DARSIS, Esq., and resolved
unanimously—
" That. in the opinion of this Meeting, C. T. Bowring. Esq., is a
At and proper.person to represent Saint Peter's Ward in the Town
CLuncil; and this Meeting pledges itself to use every constitutional
means to secure his return at the ensuing Election."
Mr. Bowring having addressed the Meeting,
It was further moved by EI,wARD FLOWER, Esq., seconded by
THOMAS URQUHART Esq., and resolved unanimously—
" That the following getlemen be appoicted a committee for the
purpose of con ucting the Election of Mr. Bowrlng, and that they
have power to add to their Lumber :
.LICHARD CROSSLEY,
RICHARD JOHNSON,
JO3N HA' TINOS,
J. R. Deutz,
Thomas Jos,
CHARLES WILLMEI.,
J. O. 3.IODONALD,
J. G. Bsowx,
J. B. RCA( KA UTZ,
ANDCEW BATHOATE,
J. F. PRICE,
EDWARD FLOWER,
J. R. BUTT N,
THOMAS UZOITHART,
SAMUEL Jos,
RALPH Hass,
ANDREW DUNCAN, .
W. PENN FIBITH,
J. J. MaLnutsa,
.1` CARMICHAEL,
Joan Putmars,
SAMUEL DAv IRS,
Sall Moss,
J omen Salem,
D. Bacon,
W. MaLucistr,
J. G. JACOB,
J. J. RIBILERBY,
J. FLrrenss ,
.5. BURLEY,
T. EVANS,
J. B. SLATER,
J. H. Sums,
J LOONEY,
• JAMS! BRAD, ED,
THOMAS EmPSOM,
THOMAS VICARN, son.,
THOMAS VICARS, lan.,
ANDREW COOPED,
F J . Russ,
A. B . lI•YWARD,

ALFRED rowELL,
JOSEPH SING,
JAMES JACKSON,
JOHN RYE,
P. A. HOLZBURO,
W. ALLISON,
T. H mos,
P. CARROLL,
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
B. L. Josicru,
Joint DooLsr,
RICHARD LLO ID,
HENRY YOUNG,
JAMES URQUHART,
JOHN DAlqui.s,
I+.T.'4rdiru,
HENRY WRIonT,
J DUMBARTON,
A. LILLYNAN,
J. J. MAXWELL,
LAWRIE Lamm);
F.. D. GLysN,
J. CRIPPS,
H. 11. GIBBON,
Mr. Do vo,
LEvt IS DANIEL,
Mr. DRYSDALE,
Mr. M'Faz.
Mr. FowLan„
JuLire MOTY,
H. WOOD,
GI.ORGE WADE, 700 •,
JOHN EVANS,
M,CEIANL AYLWARD,
DAVID CAMPBELL,
C. 0 Doorair.
Tnomes Alms( RB,
I AMEi 0 tat,
J. DOBSON,
P. 00DB, R,
JOll2lll WOODHEAD."

TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD.

•
h GEN TLEMEN,,--The receipt by me of a requi
Eilion, from a very numerous and highly respectable
portion of yot,r body, inviting me to al ow myself to be nominated as
a candidate ts.• represent you in the Town Council, leaves me no
cithertonrast (et 'mpatib'e wake non.e of duty) than to come forward as
re-ndidate for 3 our seffcages; at the approaching Municipal Election.
C.innected as Hi have been with your ward, as a ratepayer in it, for
a period of nearly twenti years, such a mark of your confidence is
highltappreciated by me; a, d should it be the whir of the majority,
to place meal yeas representatire, in the council, I beg to assure you
tharmyhest exerta ns shall be continually exercised; to ,erward your
nteresta, and that. °tithe community generally. Although we have a
eocapara'ive absetiee of great party cries, and subjects of contention.
I ee,estive there are an abundance of objects to whklr the attention
and labours of }oar ra presentatives should be directed.
The present state of the supply of water, cannot longer be borne
with ; it calla f. r the ei :rnest attention, and immediate action of your
'town Coencil ; tha snpioly of so isnporta t a nezessa y of life and
health, !A the pure state, overidea ail,other considerations; and from
the interests involved, des nands an early settlernery.
That your Corporate futeds should be managed with the greatest eco-
nomy, is so evident a proposition, thet'l;will only allude telt by saying,
tat the att• ntion of your council should be kept constantly alive to the
necessity of keeping the expenditure' of the great revenue entrusted
W their management, and derived fmnx the hard labour, of all the
various classes of the community, at the lowest point compatible with
the wants and late:mats of that community. Connected wita this sub-
ject, a another of great importance, It: is highly essential, that a
careitil revisir,n ethe Corporation Property should be made; ao that
it may be cearly ascertained al what 14. e-consists.
There are maorother subjects which cannot be more than touched
upon, within the limits-of aidress, each as the spreading of Edn-
cation— the fcstertcg et useful instibiticus, and elevating influences
'which 1 hold to to the ditty of oar local legislature. Thew: subjects,
if it be your lied: Are taretnrn me as yeur ,tepresentativerahall have
the nv.st earnest and industrious application of my abilities applied to
them.--i entlamen, years obedient servant_

C. T. BONTRING.

South John-greet Ober 15th. 1857