The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-27 00:00:00

TO THI

MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OP ST. ANNE'S WARD,

GENTLEMEN,
HAVING been requested by many of your body to
consent to be a CANDIDATE for your Ward at the ap-
proaching MUNICIPAL ELECTION, and after the unanimous
vote of confidence in me, which the Electors came to last night
at their public meeting, I have no hesitation in accepting, with
pleasure, the offer of support which you have made me,
I must, with all courtesy, decline to infike any promises; but
I will assure you that, if electedet shall be my earnest study to
merit the character of a...useful and practical member of the
Council, and, by paying strict attention to the duties which will
be imposed upon ••"., endeavour to obtain those improvements
in our town so essential to its health, comfort, and prosperity.
I remain,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
WILLIAM BENNETT.

69, Shaw street,l3th October, 1846... --
TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PETER'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
IT is most gratifying to me to have received from a
number of my Constituents, when my period of office is
about to expire, an acknowledgment that they have been satis-
fied with my servicest and a Requisition to allow myself to he
again put in nomination at the eii.i.!"ig-Erection for the Repre-
sentation of your Ward.

In compliince with thisn6t, I beg to offer myself as a
CANDIDATE.

With sufficient leisurnd the desire to render myself useful,
I regard it as a privilege, no less than a pleasure, to attend to
your public interests; and in the event of my re-election, I
shall continue in the endeavour to discharge my duties faith-
fully and zealously.

-.,
I remain, respectfully, Gentlemen, your most obedient ser
vant, JOHN A. TINNE.
October, 1846.

ELECTORS OF SoUTH-TOXTETII WARD

GENTLEMEN,
AT the request of some most influential members of
your body, I beg respectfully to offer myself again as a
CANDIDATE for your support at the approacmng Election.
It is unnecessary for me to say more than that I will use my
best exertions for your local interest an he general good, if
you place me, a second time, in th.g.lionourible office of Town
Councillor. I remain, Gentlenjun,
Yours' sincerely,
T. T. GLAZEI3ROOK.

Liverpool, 22nd Oclo6g:, 1846,

The COMMITTEE of Mr. Glazebrook's Friends will MEET
EVERY EVENING, at 'the ROYAL OAK INN, Park-road,
where the Electors may receive every information.

ELECTORS OF NORTH

TOXTETH WARD,

- • -
GENTLEMEN,
HAVING been requested by a large number of your
body to offer my as a CANDIDATE to represent you
in the TOWN COUNCIL, I have consented to do so. No mo-
tive less influential than a devotion to your interests, and an
anxious desire to assist in carrying out the great objects which
will occupy the attention of the Council, more. particularly
those embodied in the Sanatory Bill, and theeficient carrying
out the provisions of the Small Debts Act-,-auld have induced
me to allow myself to be put in at the ensuing
election.

Should you think proper e ect me, you may rely upon my
indefatigable exertion eing employed, to promote the inte-
rests of the Town,,an of Toxteth-park in particular.
I lave the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient servant
JOHN SIIEPPARD.
South-hill, October 26th, 1846.

The COMMITTEE of Mr. SHEPPARD'S FRIENDS will

31, at the

road, ,vhere the Electors may receive every information

ItE ELECTORS OF ABERCROMBY WARD.

• Ikt.LEmEN,
HAVING been again respectfully solicited to become
a CANDIDATE for the representation of your Ward
at the approaching Election, I beg sincerely to thank you for
this renewed proof of your confidence, and to assure you,
that in•the event of my being the object ofiautchoice, any ex-
perience which I may have acquiredAklfing a period of more
than twenty years' in the
cheerfully
of the lo-
cal affairs of the Town, will be placed at your service,
in carrying out any measure( having for their object the exten-
sion of the commerce, the improvement of the sanitary condi-
tion, or the promoiion- of the general interests of this great
community. I remain, Gentlemen,

With. much respict,
Your obedient humble Servant,
• THOMAS KAYI

Liverpool, 23d October, 1846.
TO THE ELECTORS OF ABERCROMBY WARD.
IHAVE been reqUested, by an influential portion of
your body, to become a CANDIDATE for the REPRE-
SENTATION of your WARD, at the ensuing ELECTION.—
With this request I cheerfully comply, and now respectfully
solicit your suffrages.

My Political opinions are Liberal, and the same principles
will govern my conduct if elected your RepreSentative.
The Sanatory improvements of the town. by the introduction
of an unlimited supply of water, ore perfect sewerage, -and
better construction of the dwellthgs of the poor, shall at all
le
times receive my untirin advocacy and support; and to all
other measures of loc nefit, I will afford a hearty and
zealous co-operation.

Desiring that the result of the Election may depend on the
principles I avow, rather than on any individual influence I
might exercise, I shall abstain from a personal canvass, acourse
which I deem more respectful to the Electors, as leaving the
disposal of their votes to be governed by public consideratinng

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0•-• • •-...,.... ••j puma., laJallellt4Clawnis
alone. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your most obe-
dient servant, TliOS. TODD.
10, Abercromby-sqUare, October 22nd, 1846.

The COMMITTEE for conducting Mr. TODD's ELECTION,
will MEET EVERY EVENING (Sundays excepted), at Mr.
DANSON'S, the Grapes' Inn, Mulberry street, corner of Ches-
nut-street.

JOHN FINCH, Junior, Chairman of Comnittfx

A MEETING of the Friends and Supporters of THOMAS
TOD P Esq., as the CANDIDATE for the Representation of
thisWARD in the Common Council, will take place, at the
PORTICO, Newington, THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 27th Himont,
at half-past seven o'clock in the Evening.
Mr. TODD will attend and Address the Meeting.
Electors, be present, and show yourselves earnest in
support. JOHN EARLE, Chairman.
Committee-room, Danson's, Mulberry-at., 24th Oct., 1846.