The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03 00:00:00

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

CLERGYMANA of the Established Church,residing
in a Continental Town, within one day's journey of Lon-
don, where French is universally spoken, and the German Lan-
guage acquired with facility, is desirous of meeting with a few
PUPILS. without restriction as to age. To those intended for
the Church, Army, or Commercial pursuits, the Advertiser can
offer peculiar advantages. Terms moderate. Unexceptionable
references will be given.
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Apply (by letter, post paid) to E. J. 8., Standard-office, Li-
verpool.

LIVERPOOL GAS-LIGHT COMPANY
LOANS.

-LIGHT COMPANY

MITE LIVERPOOL GA
under the authority of their last Act of P
prepared to receive TENDERS for LOANS, to
£50,000, ern Bonds, in Sums of not less than .tItY,
of Three Years, at Five Pounds ner Cent. Int(

e amount of
for a period

period e Seven'Years, at Four Pounds Ten

interest, payable Half-yearly.'
Tenders, stating the amount and :perlorl-en—L-cruni-to
dressed to Mr. GEORGE MILLARD, Chief 'Clerk, 'Gas-office,
Dale-street, Liverpool, on or before the fifth day of August
next. By order of the Directors,
THOMAS CARSON, Secretary.
Committee-room, 22d Jule, 1847.

'FOUND, a CARRIAGE DOG. The Owner may
I: have him by describing his marks, &c., and paying ex-
penses. If owned within fourteen.days he will be sold.
Apply or address M., at the Standard-office.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
GEORGE HALL LAWRENCE, ESQ., Mayor
ot• this Borough, do declare the STATE OF THE POLL
n
at this Election of Burgesses, to 'serve for this Borough
Parliament, as the same was finally closed, to be as follows:—
Edward Cardwell, Esq 5581
Sir Thomas Bernard Birch Baronet 4882
Sir Di by Mackworth, Baronet 4089
The Honourable John James Robert}
Manners, commonly called Lord John 2413
James Robert Manners
And I, the said Myo ar, being the Returning Officer for the
said Borough, have made proclamation that Edward Cardwell,
Esq. and Sir Thomas Bernard Birch, Baronet, are chosen
Members to represent this Borough in Parliament.
GEORGE HALL LAWR
Town-hall, 30th July, 1847.

TO THE ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL.
GENTLEMEN,
DERMIT rue to express to you my grateful thanks
for the distinguished position in which you have been
pleased to place me. My-sense of the honour conferred upon
me is enhanced by the many proofs I have experience& of per-
sonal kindless and goodwill.
You have plainly declared by your suffrages at the Poll the
opinions to which you desire to give effect. I will devote to the
numerous questions of general and of local interest in which
Liverpool is so deeply concerned my best and most assiduous
ltention ; and will endeavour to supply the deficiencies of
'ich I am conscious by faithful and
diligent application.
I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
the most
'our
ildelphi Hotel, 30th, J'ady, 1847

Your ver

!:expressions of gratitude and respect,
athful and obedient servant,
EDWARD CARDWELL.

THE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the
ELECTION ‘'f'Mr. CARDWELL request that all OUT-
STANDING 'ACCOUNTS may be immediately forwarded to
the Central Office, Castle-street, that they may be examined
and paid. J. CATON THOMPSON.
central Committee, 30th July, 1847.
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LORD JOHN MANNERS.
A LL Persons having CLAIMS upon the COMMIT-
Xi TEE for CONDUCTING the ELECTION of Lord JOHN
MANNERS, are requested to send their Accounts to the Se-
cretary, Mr. PEACOCK, 4, Church-street, which, if found cor-
rect, will be immediately paid.
Central Committee Room, 31st July, 1847.