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

TO, THE ELECTORS• OF }NEKTON AND KIRICOALE WARD.
GENTLEMEN,— Having been asked by a
a number of yonr body it I will servo as one of
your Representatisco-in tb Town Conmil, 11831 it my duty.to.stata
in reply that, though exeeedtney inconrenlent to me, I should not
feel jostthe 1 in shriiiYing from the responr:bility of that office,. if it is
your pleasure to elect me thereto.—l remain, Gentlemen, yunr
arnßa LLY.
'LliffTgpcii)T,'Ll'lnt Ocrubtx 51361.
TA T[rP ""s"'“RikiC6l:ll

GINTLF ME N.--
lIAVIN G been urgently reluested by a large
and influential led), of (Le etors of this Ward.
of every shade of political opininnno come forward as a CA'AVIDATg
for the honour of again representi ,g you i_the LIVERPOUL.TOWN
COUNCIL at the approaching Election, I hive great pleasure in
acceding to that request.
During the time I have teen one of your- represen ati7es, I have,
endeavoured faithfully, honestly, and independently, to discharge the
various duties of the office ; and I am happy to End that m: •
endeavours have t nen aareciated and Epproved by men of the mos t
opposite opinions,_

-it you thoull the. honour to :re-elect me as ohe of your
Pepresentattves,.l s' all zenti.gue to be guided by the same indepen-
dent prinelp es abheretnfore, and to devote the same zeal, industry,
and attention to .your interests. and those, of the Borough gener,.lly,
as I it.ive hi,herto tn.:ca.—l have the hcaour to be, Geatlemen, your
obliged and faithful Servant,
DA JEL. cttosinwAirE.

Whitt field 'souse, Everton—, I !verpooVoet:TO. 1857.

TO THE,RCELGESSES OF SCOlslatlit) WARD.
CI EN TLLIII EN,—having received a requisition
kir signed by a number of respectab'e voters in your
Ward, wishing, me to become a Cana d ,to to represent yon in the
Town Cc tined at the ensuing El ction, I feel ,honotued by the com-
plime t, aminst (nee ikeede to your wshes.
Having now nnflieient leisure at my disposal to make myself useful
on the Committees of the Council., where I ap-,nehead its real
business is,,rensacled, yea may re,t suited that it Elected, I shall
endeacont-to serve you r: they by deeds than w, res.
improvements are much needed, and I shall use my,
best energies to ail in carrying thorn cut, if they can be effected
without :eying addc.ti nal burdens upon the inhabitants. If the yet,
large funds at the disposal of the cozporation be judicieudy and skil-
fully managed, I am of op nion that such improvements may be
safely sod gradually effected.
Yeas of agtation have un'ortrantely market the /progress of the
Water Qaeston—l shall, if elected, give it ray b,st attention, and
endeavour, to the b st of my ability, to have this vexed question
settled to the satisfaction of the Burgesses at large.
Gentlemen. I have no per.enal motive is .responding to your call,
except itbe the desire to be useful, and to gain the gcod-will at my
ielh.w-1 ewe men. if. therefore, you are otopinion that I shall prove
a practical a Al ndent representative, then elect me, and I: will
servo you faithfully—if otherwise, I shall cheerfully submit:to you
decision,l remain, gentlemen, you- ohedient servant,
Hellenell-house, West Derby. road,. J DIES CRI-LIN.
October 15th, 1857'.