Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
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Mrs. WALKER b gs to announce tha• she has removed her Fehool
W 116, Fallsncr-str,ct, near Grey t-street ; and whilst returniog
thanks to those who have hi.hert > favoured her with their confi-
dence, wishes to inrimwe that she has succeeded iu securmg the
Services of the most miaebt 31as ers in their respective De.,art-
went ; and that the syste.n pnrsuel in her Estaolishraeot is in all
'aspects in accordance with the most approved principles of the
soot day.
The ensuing Quarter will commence on Monday the sth of
lactsdxsr. Terms and Pr ,snectu.es m iv he olita;net or, aoriAcation.

NVANTED t..) hAEIy T, within seven miles of
1 iverpiul, a HOUSE, with COACH-HOUSE and
STABLE. The Cheshire fide preterred.—Address, stating terms and
ei'uati,n. A 93, Northern Times office.

W ANIA4,D, to put our, au INFANT to WET
NURSE, iu the neighbourhood cf Crosby,
Litherland, Southport, or Waterloo.--Letters addressed to W. P.
Post office, Waterloo, near Liverpool.

Altet=peoiable Perbun, who wilt be oisengaged
about Christmas, wishes to en;age as NURSE with
a k, andly aho would be going to Atn, rica.— Ad ress M., Lath tn'a
Cottage, 37, past Bank-strett, Southport.

WANTED, by a young. Woman from the
North ( tged 25), a SI i UA't lON as 110ILiE-
M ID, where a Waitress or Butler is kept. Eighteen months'
good r ,erences in town.—Applv at 42, Mount- Veasaat.

WANT:. D, to uurchase, a Email Freehold
PUBLIC-HOUSE, pin to to exceed £300.
Apply to George M Connel, Estate Agent, 18, as nett-, treet.

BouIiKEEYER of experience, some years in
his last sit utvion, where he kept the Books by
i °Lb e Fntry is now disengaged; his to ms moderate; w uld make
himself generally useful in the office. Testimonials of the first re-
spectability; security if reouired.—Address, A. 94, No-th rn Tim!ci
otfice.

Q HIP r3URGEON.—A qualified and experienced
SURGEON, used to Passenger Vessels, wishes for
an ppointment in an Emigrant Ship for any port in America.—
Address, M. D., N rthern limes Office.

AIN l'Ell, a respectable Yu IlliNt3r l'Ettog,
as WET NURSF; one wh can be well reccom-
mended, and bring good references, will be liberally treated.—Address
Box A. 69, Northern Times office, Lverpool.

AN c.,ProitTLJNiry SELou3I To Be MET WITH.
TO be LET, a very compact 20 BARREL
BREWERY, end able to brew 60 barrels a week,
all now in working crder, and able to brew the best mild and
bitter ales both for draft and bottllng. There is an excellent HOUSE
attached, wth shippie, s'abling, cooperage, st,r. -rooms, large gar-
den, field, and every convenience. Ihe water is the finest sprint
water, 114 s been analysed. and prJnoun:.ed as good water as any in
England.—Address, A 112. Northern Daily Times office.
The whole Premises are rented ve'y low; the cause of leaving is
ill health, and not able to attend to it.

Alunitipal Cle
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.

LECTION OF COUNCILLORS.

ON MONDAY, 2ND NOVEMBER, 1657,

The Burgesses of the Sixteen Wards will have to supply the
Annual Vacancies by Electing One Councillor for each Ward, to
serve for Three Years.
The following are the Councillors who go out of Office :
No. 1, or Ererton Ward .. .... Mr. Daniel Crosthwaite.
No. 2, or Scot' and Ward...... Mr. Archibald Charles Staws:t.
No. 3, or Vauxt.all Ward .... Mr. Edward Bradley.
No. 4, or St. Paul's Ward ....Mr. John liowland McGaffie.
No. 5, or Exchange Ward .....Mr. Thomas Littledale.
No. 6, or Castle street Ward ..Mr. Hugh Hornlty.
No. 7, or Saint Peter'. Ward .. Mr. Harmool Banner.
No. 8, or Pitt Street Ward ....Mr. Samuel Robert Graves.
No. 9, or Great George Ward.. Mr. Thomas Wagstaff.
NO. 10, or 11, dr ey Sheet Ward Mr. Charles Mozley.
No. 11, or Abercromby Ward .. Mr. John Abraham Tinne.
No. 12. or Lime Street Ward .. Mr. James Johnson.
No. 13, or St. Anne Street Ward Mr. Joseph Kitchen.
No. 14, or West Derby Ward ..Mr. Richsrd Mitchell Beckwith.
No. 15, or South Toxte.ll Ward Mr. John Stewart.
No. 16, or NorthToxteth Ward Mr. Bernard Hall.

THE FOLLOWING
POLLING PLACES

Have been a, pointed by the respect've Aldermen and Assessors.
and are approved by the Mayor.
No. 1, or EVERTON WARD.
A BOOTH, opposite to llALtaney's COFFEE HOUSE, RUPERT
LANE.
No. 2, or SCOTLAND WARD.
The HOUSE, Na. 13, on the West side of 13EVINGTON HILL ,
occupied by T. ()Arms, as a Temperance Hotel.
No. 3, or VAUXHALL WARD.
The HOUSE, occupied by Groaca GuRDEN, Na. C 7, on t'e West
Side of VAUXHALL ROAD, nearly opposite the end of Paul Street.

No. 4, or ST. PAUL'S WARD.
The HOUSE, of Mr. Joni./ Mernms, at 'he North West Corner of
ST. PAUL'S SQUARE.
No. 5, or EXCRANGE WARD.
The North Ent of the SESSION HoU,E, in CHAPEL STREET.
No 6, or CASTLE STREET WARD.
The COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DALE STREET, occupied by

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Mr. DB•LIN.
No. 7, or SAINT PETER'S WARD.
The PUBLIC HOUSE, Sign of the RING 0' BELLS, in SCHOOL

LANE,occupied h occupt
ANN
LououTox.
No. 8, or PITf S MEET WARD.
The COMMUTER ROOM, of the SOUTH CORPORATION

SCHOOL, in PARK.LANE.
No. 9, or GREAT GEORGE WARD. •
The SHOP, No. 70, on the North Side of NELSON STREET,
occupied by EDWIN THOMAS.
No. 10, or RODNEY STREET WARD.
The COFFEE HOUSE, N 71, near the entrance to the NEW
ARCADE. on the test side of It kNS HAW STitEET, occupied
by Mr. MITCHELLi.
No. 11, or ABERCROM3Y WARD.
The PHOENIX INN, on the East Side of MiUNT PLE

occupied by Euvrix Rouirroos.
No. 12, or LIME STREET WARD
The HOUSE, No. 88, tn the South Side of LONDON ROAD,

oceuAad by EDWARD FORD,
No. 13, or SAINT ANNE STREET WARD

The HOUOE of 'Mrs. HINDLE, No. 55,9 a the West Side o:
CHRISTIAN SrRE
No. 14, or REST DERRY WARD.
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The ROUSE, on the South Side of EDGE lili L, in tT:e oectuation

of JOrm JAcKsoN, and opposi e S.. Mary's Churn.
No. 15, or_SOUTII_TOXTETII_WARD..

The SHOP on the West Side of PARE ROAD, oc,upied by ELrIA
GOULD, near the Church of St. John the Baptist.
No, 16, or NORTH TOXTr:TII WARD.
The HOUS77, No. 60, SHIN J.‘3lEi' PLACE, occupied bi

WILLIAM jON Td.

The time allowed for Polling is from Nine o'clock in the Forenoon
to Four o'clock in the Aterooon ; but the Pre3i,ing Officers Pave
power to close the Pall at ar.y‘zime before Four o'cl ck, if one hour
shall have e apsed during wnich no Vote shall have been tendered
for any Candidate.
At the request of the Aldermen and Assessors of the respective
Wards and on my own behalf, F. I\l Altos.
Town 1.1.11, 2gLh October, 1857.