The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-28 00:00:00

TO BUILDERS

ry-IRADES MEN desirons of giving (ENDERS for the dif-
ferent Works to lie done in the Erecti iof Two HOUSES
at Rock Park, Rock Ferry, nay inspe he Flans and' Specifi-
cations for the same by applying at tti Offioe of RA,vNas .and
CRAM, 33, 'King-street, from 29th instant to 4th November
next, both days inclusive.
Tendeis to be delivered to RAYNES and CRAM, on or before
the ith November.

•
VAUXHALL WARD
WM. SIIAND, Esq. having conset ed to allow himself to
be put ,in Nomination as C, DIDATE for COUN-
CILLOR for this Ward at the ens ing Municipal Election,
the Electors are respectfully requested to give hint their sup-
port and interest.
The Committee will meet at Mr. PICKERING'S, Vauxhall
Vaults, 011 TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at Seven o'clock.
R. W. HOUGHTON, Chairman.
Committee Room. Vauxhall Vaults.
October 2b/i, 1836.

TO THE BURGESSES OF No. 15. Ott SOUTH
TOXTETH-PARK WARD.

GENTLEM
HAVING been Nominated, at a numerously attended and
highly respectable Meeting of your bt y, held last week,
as a fit person to become a CAN DIDAT -tor Municipal ho-
nour at the next election, from the un timous nature of that
call I hesitated not to respond to it
I was further confirmed in this decision by your. choice of
ALIMAN pan SMITH, Esq., as my colleague, than whom a more
efficient representative you could not have fixed upon.
The sentiments on which I rest my claims for your support
are these :—a strong attachment to the Established Church, on
the broad principle of toleration; an enemy to-all abuses, whe-
ther emanating from principle or party; a fixed determination
to study closely your interests, and a liberal construction of the
opinions of those who may differ from me on the various points
of our social polity.
If I should haVe the honour of becoming your RePreietitatiVe,
my best services will he at your command, or if such should
not be the result of the ensuing contest, I shall not soon forget
the kind intentions of those who may favour me with their
support; and I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your very faithful Servant,
THOMAS MURRAY GLADSTONE, •
Tostethtpark, 22nd Oct. 1830,

TO THE BURGESSES OF No. 16, OR Nowra„.
ToxTETH PARK WAII.I.
GENTLEMEN,
Beg to return you my sincere 411fts for the unsolicited
honour which you bave confer' ed upon me by thinking ine
worthy of being brought forward as a candidate for a seat in the
Town Council at the ensuing Municipal election. Gentlemen,
should this office be placed in my charge, I shall use every
exertion to uphold it with honour to myself and benefit tiktng
fellow townsmen.
Gentlemen, if elected I shall support
•those, religious and
civil institutions which have, in my estimation, rabard this grog,
nation to its present state and prosperity.
Gentlemen, I shall never make professioni which I tacit
justify by deeds. If elected my opinions will be. recorded s
my votes as well as words; and should occasion require it I
will stand undaunted in minorities.

Gentlemen, I am not an advocate for confining all patronage,
and support to any one political side; whoever may choose .to
advocate this exclusive reading and associating together, which
has gone so far to blind and be.vilder many people's judguienti
I Shall taut follow their steps. I shall do all I can it elected,to
prefer those who are inclined to save, rather than destroy their
country. EVil should not be dorie that good may come of ' it.
Gentlemen, the great change which has been effected in the
municipal corporations of this country is an important step, and
it behoves us to pause and consider well the ground on which
we stand. I am an advocate for freedom, but Ido not wish to
destroy that influence which property and intelligence gives,
any more than 1 should wish a man's vote to deprive him of his
livelihood.
Gentlemen, if elected my grand object will be to content
the reasonable desires of my fellow-townsmen by .amelioratioas•
of a practical nature. I shall do all I can to resist those who
seem to have nothing in view hut to keep up the agitation of
questions of theoretical improvement, fur the sake of public
excitement. What reasonable man desires more than this ?
' I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient servant,
57, Mill-street, Oct. 24, 1836. JOHN SHEPPARD.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS.
. • •
ON TUESDAY THE lei DAY OP NOVEMBER, labOO
ITIHE following POLLING PLACES have appointed by
1 the M ALDERMEN, and ASSESSORS, for the
ensuing ELECTIONS, namely,
FOr No. I—EVERTON WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward.
At HALLIDAY'S Everton Coffee-house.
For No. 2—SCOTLAND WARD-
As to all the Burgesses of thecWard,
At Mr. Hoimee's, at the corner of 'ec 6s-street and Vauxhall.
road.
For No.3—VAUXHA L WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the VAUXHALL VAULTS,
hall riser of Banastre-street and
Vauxoad.
• For No. 4—ST. PAUL'S WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the Shop of JAMES TimmoNs. on the south-side of Pownall-
square.
For No. S—EXCHANGE WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the north-end of the SESSIONS-HOUSE in Chapel-street.
For ai.o. 6—CASTLE-STREET WARD. •
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the KING'S ARMS HOTEL, fronting Castle-street.
For No. 7—ST. PETER'S WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward
At the HORSE AND JOCKEY fronting in and
Seel-street.
For No. B—PITT-STREET WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the SOUTH FREE-SCHOOL in Park-lane.
For No. 9—GREAT GEORGE'S WARD: •
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At a house belonging to WILLIAM NICHOLS, at the corner of
Cornwallis-street and Upper Frederick-street.
For No. 10— RODNEY-STREET WARD. •
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward.
At a new Shop at the entrance of the New Arcade front liten-
shaw-street.
For No. 11—ABERCROMBY WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the PHCENIX INN at the top of Mount Pleasant.
For No. Ie—LIME-STREET WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the BLUE BELL INN, London-road.
For No. 13—ST. ANN-STREET WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the PONTACK'S PUBLIC-HOVSK, in Christian-street.
For No. 14—WEST DERBY WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At a Shop belonginsgteoeNt! w
Mr. SHEPHERD,avertree-nlaae.
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For No. 15—SOUTH TOXTETH WARD-
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward.
At Mr. TILLET'S, Dr. HUGHES'S BUILDINGS, 0 the west-side
of Park-toad, next,ths Market._
For No. 16—NORTH TOXTETIL wAn
As to all the Burgesses
Upper War-
At ROYAL OAK PUBLIC-HOUSE, at' t°hi
comearclof
Park
' wick-street and
nine o' lane.
The Polling will commence at clock in the forenoon
will close at four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.
RICHARD RA. 1/CLIFFE, Town-Clerk.
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