Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-11 00:00:00

R AINHILL

TO be SOLD or LET, with early possession, a
substantial Detached Stone-bni!t HOUSE, con-
taintrg dining and drawing rooms, five bed rooms, dressing room,
cellars, and all other convenienc.p, with spring and rain water, and
exc Pent kitchen and flower garden. The House is beautifully sit-
u-ted, and commands an extensive view over Halewood and the
River Mersey, with the Welsh Mountains in the distance, and is
within IL:if-a-mile of the Church and Railway Station.—For further
particulars and permi--s'on to view, apply to Mr. Harmer, Solicitor,
41, Lord str. et. Liverpool.

-VALUABLE CORNER PUBLIC HOUSE
ANI) SPIRIT VAULTS.-BY PRIVATETREATY.
—TO BE SGLD, one of the best Corner SPIRIT VAULTS in Liver -
poo', lately occupied by Mr. John Sunbury, and pfterwards by his
widow, situate in Oldhall-street and Virgini 1-street ; together With
Ve Goodwill, Fittings-up, and Fixtures, with immedi,te possecsioo
these Two WARLHOUSES or SHOPS sejnin ng, in Virgi-iia:
etre, t, and occupied by Jas. Tudor and JAin Dry, at the rent of £62
per annum. The spirit vaults would readily let at from £1'):0 to £l5O
per annum. The premises are leasehold, for a term of 9°:9 years, from
1764, ettbjezt to a ground-rent of £2 13 10d, and Will:be tvld together
qr ceparrely.—apply to Mr. Stone, solicits, Liv•arpool.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S- itanelagh-street.
BOYS are CLOTfigi) froi tte Ages of .6 to 20 Year

Company.

lOURIST TICKETS to Weymouth, Salisbury,
and Ross, &c., are ISS UED at Liverpool, Birkenhead,
and Chester.— For part'enlars apply in Liverpool to Mr. Kenyon,
Great Western Railway Office, James's-A eat, at the Birkenhead and
Chester Stations, and at the Company's Office in Eastgate-street,
Ches er.

JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VERY

DI lESIVE ENVELOPES.—FULL LETTER
81 ZE, ss. per 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WILLMER'S
Pilloesals) Stationery Warehvose.l9.Soath John-ftreet.

COALS FOR THE EAST INDIES.

The undersigned supply the following qualities of

COAL AND PATENT FUEL;

All of which are on the

ILONOURAB:LE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S LIST

LAIRD'S WELSH HARTLEY COAL, Shipped at Birkenhead.

NATIONAL PATENT FUEL,

CARR'S HARTLEY, Shined at Newcastle.

CARR'S MERTHYR, Shipped at Cardiff,

The Steam Coals supplied by the undersigned aro used by the

Steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-

pany, Royal West India Mail Company, Pacific Steam Navigation

Company,'African Stearn-ship Company, Austrian Lloyd's, the French

Marine,. the English, Admiralty, and. the Honourable East India

W. & 11. LAIIID.

23, Castle-strut, 1 iverpool.

ipttblfc Xottrt4

IVOTICE—I hereby give notice that JOHN NEW-
BOLD IS not authorised t receive any Moneys, or to
transact any business, whatever, on my account; he b.ing no longer

in my employment.. ' •
North Foundry, 12, William's Stree`,
Clarence Dock.
Liverpool, 4th August, 1857.

ODNEY-STILE E.T

W AR D.

TO CHARLES MOZLEY, ESQ., BANKER, MOUNT-PLEASANT.
Sir,—An unexpected Vacancy having occurred in the office of
COnnc llor for It.dney-street Ward, we, the undersigned Burgesses ,
resrectfuily request th +t you Nil+ allow yourself to be nominated as a
Candidate to fill that vacancy.
The high potiti )n you oempy as a banker, necessitating, as it
does, the constant exerzise of the ripest business faculties, with the
aptitude you have e, inced, and the interest you have always mani-
fested in every object calculated to promote the well-being of this
your native town, point to you as being fully quidifle.i to represent
us in our present local exigencies.

As burgesses of one of the largest wards in T iverpool, we think this
an opportune period for placing on record (by our votes) our convic-
,ion that the religion you pro!ess ought not t) interfer.: with the
choice of the People's representatives, whether for the national
or municipal parliament.
hould you consent to stand, we pledge ourselves to use every
legitimate endeavour to secure your return.

TO THE BURGESSES OF RODNEY STREET WARD.

Gentlemen,--When you did me the honour to wait on me by
deputation, soliciting me to bee )rne one of your Representatives in
the Town Council, owing to an unexpected vacancy, I felt com-
pelled at once respectfully but firmly to decline complying with
your request. It would, however, seem that my refusal was to some
ex. enb overlooked, and that. without any action or knowledge of
mine you have done me the further honour of presenting to me the
the above requisition, signed by upwards of 3CO electors of your
ward, compris.cg gentlemen of every shade of pol Seal opinion, and
engaged in every variety of commercial pursu;ts, asking me to allow
myself to be nominated as a candidate at !he ensuing election. Al-
though, from my position, I am averse to incurring greater respon
sibiLties, I cannot, from a "sense of duty," continue to resist ac-
ceeding to a request couched in such flattering terms.
In the event of its being your pleuras to retort) me as your rep e-
sentative, it shall be my study to bring to the discharge of my public
duties a painstaking and c!rr scientious regard for the interests of
your ward and the general good of this my native town, ignoring
all party questions, and r.olicitons alone to support the soundest
measureF, regardless of the quarter from which they may emanate.
Unpledged to any course on the leading questions now agitating
the to an, it is but right to add that I view with alarm the attempts
now b.ing made to deprive As of our just right to the Town Dues,
without a fair and equitable compen-ation.
Gentlemen, in yielding to your wishes, I must now leave the matter
entirely in your hand•, as I object to, canvass, or use any personal
solicitation wh,iteve-, Leling, if elected, that I shall be only worthy of
your suffrages by refusing to interfere with the exorcise of your con-
stitutional rights and pri ileges.—l am, gen, lemen, your most obedient
•r servant, CHARLES al OZLEY.
Bank, Lord-street, August 6, 1857.

The committee for securing tne election of Chaqes mozley, Esq.,
slit daily at Mr. Lynn's, the Waterloo Hotel, Ranelagh.street, where
every information may be obtained. _ _

T. S. RAFFLES, Chairman.

i3ubilzatforts.

Just published, price 6d; by post, 7d,
HOMCEOPATHY; Reasons for Adopting the
Rational System of Medicine. By F. R. HORNER,
M.D., late President and Pe, petua,l Vice-President of the British
Mtd.Tal and Surgical Association, Senior Ptisician to the Hull In-
tirmary,'&g., &c. _

.
Thompson and Capper, Homcespsthic Chemists, 43, B cla-street,
oosi te Nlater-, troet 1, Liver o 'ol.

(CElntrat fon.

GE iiRIAN LANGUAGE.

R. HUBER, Professor of the German Lan-
guage, ATTENDS SCHOOLS and PRIVATE FAMILIES
and receives Pupils at his residence, 60, Bedford-street; North
Aber,romby-square.