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

.VAUXHALL WARD,

11. SH AN I..),Esq tia%itig youseu to Minty liiinfelf to
he pat in NOlllllldtlol.l as CA2v. 010 A 1E tor UOUN-
C11.1.01i. for this Wind :it the ensuing Muttietial Election,
lie Electors ate respeettuli) request..d to give him their sup-
pot t and interest.
The Co:ituitt::•e w;11 inept at Mr. PICKERING'S, Vauxhall
\Tattoo, tat hasCh.asUAY arum Fitt omr, at Se% ea o clock%
.W. HOUGH [ON, Chairman.
Committee Room. Vattrholl Vaults.
October 18:36.

TO THE HURGISSES SOU I'd
ToxiETH-PARK WAIW.
GENTLE/dist.,
TrA%:ING been Nominated, at a numerously attended and
highiv respectable Nleetnig f you, body, heldiust week,
as a lit person to become a CANDIDATE for Municipal ho-
llour at the next election, trout the unanimous stature of that
call 1 hesitated not to respond to it
uwas further confirmed in this decision by your choice of
ALEXANDER SMITH, Esq., as niv colleague. than whom a more
edicient representative you could not nave fixed up,U.
seutiments on which I rest my ciaiiim for your support
are ihese:—a stronz attachment to the Estaidish-d Church, on
the broad principle of toleration; an enemy to ail abuses, whe.
ther Pm:mating from principle or party; a fixed determination
to study closet), your. interests, and a liberal construction-of the
opinions of those who may diffar trout we no the various points
of our social polity.
If I should have the honour of becoming your Representative,
my best services wilt he at your command, or it such should
not he the result of the ensuing contest, I shad not soon forget
the ,kind intentions of those who to iy favour me -with their
support; and I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
very faithful Servant,
TI-10.11A8 MURRA GLADSTONE.
Toxteth-park, 22hri ()et. 1826.

TO THE BUUGESSES OF No. 16, OR, Nouna
ToxTETH PALO( WAlill.
GUN TLEMEN,
IBeg to return you my sincere thanks for the unsolicited
honour which you have contorted upon use by thinking me
worthy of being brought forward as a candiante for a seat in the
Town Council at the ensuing Municipal election. Gentlemen,
bh,,uld this office he placed in my t harge, I shall use every
exertion to uphold it with honour to myself and benefit to my
fellow townsmen.'
Gentlemen, if elected I shall support those religions and
civil institutions which have, iu my estimation, raised this great
nation to its present state and prnsperity.
Gentlemen, I shalt never make professions which I will not
justify by • deeds. If elected my opinions will be recorded by
my votes as well as words-; and should occasion require it I
will stand undaunted in minorities.
Gentlemen, 1 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 Inind and bewilder many people's judgment,
I shall not follow their steps. I shall du all I can if elected to
pr •fer those who are inclined to save, rather than destroy their
conotre. Evil should not be done that good any come of it,
Gentlemen, the great chance which has been effected in the
municipal corporations of this country is an important step, and
it behOves us to pause anti consider well the ground on which
we stand. I ant an advocate for freedom, but Ido not wish to
destroy that influence whicn property and intelligence gives,
any more than I should wish a luau's vote to deprive him of his
Gentlemen, if elected my grand object will be to content
the reasonable desires of my fellow-townsmen by amelioratioas
of a paactical 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 clesii es more than this ?
' 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient servant,
57, Mill-street, Oct. 24, 1836. JOHN SHEPPARD.

NGE:::::::WiAnRaRCD:
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
ELECTION OF COUNCIL LORS.
' ON TUESDAY THE Ist DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1836
rill-1E following POLLING PLACES hate appointed by
1 the MAYOR, 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 NVARD•
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At Mr. Hourikies, at the corner of Eecles-street and Vauxhall-
road.
For No. 3—VAUXH A LL WARD.
At the VAUXHALLAB allN 7 lAhive: I:ilritisixl,rhg,iceirren:e:r:::utfh eß‘iin. 'late -J tre e t and
For No. 4—ST. PAUL'S WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the Shop of JAMES TilimoNs. on the south.side of Pownall-
svare.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
alpel-street.
For No. S—EXCH A
At the
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Fier -.0. 6—C AST L E -ST R E ET WARD.
At the KING'S ARMS HOTEL, fronting Castle-street.
As to all the Burgesses at the Ward
~. 'No9.,
At the HORSE AND JOCKEY Pum.to-norsii, fronting in and
PITT-STREET WARD,
Seel-street.
'As to all the Burgesses of the Wald,
_Et3l7lll{Fi;:tAukcsuctit2owitili;nBpsarkw•,lAanite.o.
Fur N :hr
)e S
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At a house belonging to WILLIAM N ictioLs, at the corner of
Cornwalis-street and Upper Frederick-street.
Fur No. JO—RODNEY-6TH EE r WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At a new Shop at the entrance of the New Arcade from Rm.
shim-street.
For No. lI—ABEIICROMBY WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Wald,
At the Pums ix INN at the top of Nio.unt Pleasant.
For No. 11.-LIME-STREET WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the BLUE 13E.1.1. INN, London-road.
Fur No. 13—ST. ANN-STREET WA ka
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At the PONTACK'S PUBLIC-HiArSE, in Christiau-stroet.
For No. 14—WEST DERBY WA RD.
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward,
At a Shop belonging to Mr. StIE PH F. II D:at the corner of Duke-
street, Waver' ree-Line.
For No. 15--)ioUTH ToXTETH WARD. •
As to all the Burgesses of the Ward.
At Mr. 'FILLET s. Ur. Ilucinks's BUILDINGS, on the west side
of Park-load, next tha Market.
For No. 16—N ORTH TOXTETH WARD.
As to all the Burgesses of the _WARD.
l Upper War-
At ROYAL OAK PUBLIC-HOt SE, at the corner o
wick-street and Palk-lime.
The Polling will commence at nine o'clock in the forenoon
and wil close at tour o'clork iu the afterw u
! t
'I of the same day.
L
RICHA 11 0 fiA DCI4II. I ,"ru..u-Clerk.
Totrn-hall. 22d October, 18:36 4

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