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hearts, would, if they coultl, crush you into political eller-
mination—(hear, hear) ;—yes, gentlemen, I am proud to say
that the conservatives arc fully beat on wresting from these
selfsame liberals that power of which they have so greedily
possessed themselves. (Cheers.) Lime-street Ward has
nobly done her duty ; and if every other ward throughout
the borough will emulate her example, I think it will require
little gift of prophecy to foretel, that in two years hence the
radical dynnsty will totter to its fall, and men of sound con-
servative principles will be called upon to rule the future
destinies of the town. (Loud cheers.)
The CH AIRNii N proposed, in a brief complimentary speech,
" The Health of the four hundred and five Burgesses who
rescued the Ward from Whig dominion." Three times
three.

Mr. WILKINSON acknowledged the toast. The triumph
was a glorious triumph ; and the burgesses had nothing to
do but persevere, and they would place Mr. Wright in the
council, and displace Mr. Blackburn. There was not one
of the four hundred and five who voted for Mr. Rigby that
would not vote for Mr. Wright. (Cheers.) They must en-
deavour to give Mr. Blackburn a pill that would prove ef-
fectual. (Cheers.) And he, for one, would pledge himself
to come forward at the next election in the same manner as
he had done at the last. (Applause.)
Mr. LACE proposed " The Health of the Chairman,"
which was received with three times three." _ _ _

The CHAIRMAN said—Cold indeed must that heart be who
could hear unmoved a toast so cordially received. Ile had not
words to express his thanks. His exertions in the late elec-
tion would have been as nothing, had it not been for the aid
of his two friends, Mr. Holt and Mr. Ellis. They had gone
from door to door procuring votes, and the same plan must
be again practised to ensure future success. The way to vic-
tory by this means was as clear as day. (Loud cheers.)
Having expressed his admiration of the British constitution,
and his intention to educate his children in its principles, as
well as giving some excellent advice to the burgesses of the
ward, the worthy chairman concluded by drinking the good
health of the company.
The remaining toasts were " The Conservative Press,"
briefly replied to by Mr. ALEXANDER; " The Guests who.
have honoured us with their company ;" " The Town and
Trade of Liverpool;" "The Vice-Presidents and Stewards;"
and " The Lancashire Witches ;" after which the meeting
broke up.

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

For the BENEFIT of Mr. CHAPLIN 4• Mrs. TELLET.

THIS present FRIDAY, Dec. Gth, will be revived the
popular Romantic Drama of
THE VAMPIRE.

Ruthven (the Vampire), Mr. W. tHoward ; Robert, Mr.
Barker; M'Swill, Mr. Baker; LadrMargaret, Miss Faucit;
Effie, Miss Grant •, Unda, Mrs. 'relict.
After which, the Farce of
SECOND THOUGHTS.
Mr. Sudden...-. Mr. Baker. Jabber.. Mr. NV. Howard.

Cecil Mr. W. H. Bland.
Mrs. Trapper.. Mrs. Clarke. Isidora.. Miss Faucit.
Celestina Miss Cleaver. Matilda.. Mrs. Tellet.
To conclude with the Melo-Drama of the
WANDERING BOYS.
Paul 1
Mrs Tellet. •
Justine The Wandering Boys
Mrs. J. Ridg y
wa.
Count de Croissy.. Mr. Chaplin. I Roland Mr. Gray.
Lubin....

The Baroness.... Mrs. Baker. Louise .... Mrs. P. Crowe

THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. STUART.

(AN MONDAY next, the 9th instant, Avill be
,perforinetl,
k.." the first dine these twelve years, Siiiikspeare s historical
Play of
KING HENRY THE WIFTII ;

OR, THE BATTLE OF AGINCOURT.
Henry the Fifth
his first appearance in that character.
Westmoreland.. Mr. Lynne. I Fluellen
William Mr. Slaiter. I Montjoy.. Mr. W. H. Bland.
Isabella of France Miss Cleaver.
Princess Katherine Miss Faucit.
End of the Play, the celebrated Scotch SONG, " The Mac-
gregor's are Gathering," by Miss Grant.

A popular SONG,-by Mr. Barker.
Incidental to the afterpiece, " Llewellyn and his Patience

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dear," by Miss Grant.
To conclude with Morton's Play of
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Olt, WHICH IS HEST.
Reuben Glenroy
his first appearance in that character.
Covey Mr. Baker. I Hunchback .... Mr. Slaiter.
Hon. Mrs. Glenroy Miss Cleaver.
Tafflive (with a Song) Miss Grant.
_ _

Mrs. Trot
Rosalie Somers
Tickets to be had of Mr. STUART, 32, Upper Beau-street,
Everton, and at the Box-office.