The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-10 00:00:00

TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. ANNE'S WARD.

GENTLEMEN,
FOR the honour you have tUis-day- conferred upon
me, accept ,my wannest than Ks. I shall always entertain
the strongest feelings of grgittde for the kind support I have
With frnm all narties iitvour 'Ward. The large majority by

which you have e ected6lne to represent your interests, con-
vinces me I have your confidence, which it shall be my study
tamerit and deserve.

I remain, Gentlemen,
Yours faithfully

WILLIAM BENNETT

69, Sham-street, November 2; 18.46.

TO THE ELECTORS OF VAUXHALL WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
ACCEPT my sincere and cordial thanks for the
hOnour you have conferred in Electing me, by so large a
majority, Councillor for your Ward. I shall enter upon the
duties. of,
the office with an anxious desire to do my duty ; and
I trust that at the expiration of my term of office I shall not be
found to have been unfaithful to the tyustreposed in me.
tremain, Gentleo6,
Yours vef y respectfully,
JOHN G. MORRIS.
Liverpool, November', 1t346.

' TO THE ELECTORS OF WEST DERBY WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
PERMIT me to return you my sincere thanks for
the honour you have conferred u nme by unanimously
!e-electing me one of your municipa resentatives. You
nave thus, in t*
Drava' of my conduct most gratifying nner, signified your ap-
during nine years I have been a
'ol,e,lnb.,r of the Council, an aye, if possible increased the
ogation I feel to devote self with assiduity 4your service.
1 am itlemen,
Your faithful servant,
GEORGE IL LAWRENCE.

yoreniber 3, 1846,

TO THE ELECTORS OF ABERCROMBY WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
AFTER
a severe struggle against the most powerful
and respectable influences which our opponents could
bring to bear upon the contingencies of a contested election,
You have once more given me a proof of your confidence in
LePlacing me in your service• as one of your representatives in
the Town Council of this borough.
Accept my warmest thanks for this of continued
regard; and allow me to express pe, that when it shall be
inY duty again to resign into • ur hands the trust you have
thus so flatteringly besto • ,you will have no reason to regret
having conferred it u

Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
THOMAS BATE

Bootle, November 3, 184(

TO THE ELECTORS OF EVERTON AND KIRKDALI

WARD.

GENTLEMEN

IBEG you-will 'accept my grateful thanks for the
honour you have conferred upon me in re-electing me as
One of your Representatives to the Town Council. shall
eater upon the office with.a renewed desire faithfully to per 7
form the duties which will'devolve upon me.
.1 shall endeavour to the best of my abili e aid in carry-
!rig out the provisions of the recen • o Parliament for
anproving the Health of the To ; and I shall especially
watch over their application se extensive and populous
-Ward with which, by yo indness, lam so honourably
connected.
I cannot, conclude Ils brief address without offering
parti-
- —.l,,,nwledgments to those friends who, by

ly my v

their" Yters7niieXertions on the day of electio
altogether expected, contributed so ate""
our Cause.

ve the honour to-be, Oentlemen,.
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
WILLIAM ATHERTON

Dale-cireet, Norember 3, 1846,

STREET AVARD.

TO THE ELFA;TORS OF PITT
GENTLEMEN,
NTOTWITHSTANDING the adyanti*H. gained b
. . 1, by their wholesale objection'

lieform

r recent i'ublie Meeting in the Ward
of their Chairman, (Mr. James Mul
nobly "done your duty." •