The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-29 00:00:00

Oct. 29, 1844.

IRmittipat Clertion.

TO THE ELECTORS OF PITT-STREET WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
rt.% period is now fast approaching when I shall have
to resign the trust you so kindly confided to me in
:; 'lng me one of the
n 4,0 Representatives of Pitt-street
Duntl4 the flaw years I have 11,.:cit a member of tht,
i"n Council, I have endeavoured to fulfil my duties
1111 Y and independently, and, I hope, to your satisfac-
on.
On offering myself again as a CANDIDATE for the
l'''newal 01 your suffrages, I promise you, that should I be
so fortunate as to become the object of your choices 1 will
endeavour to guard your interests with the sat-Le and
as that I have hitherto exercised, promote, as far
us /rIY abilities will allow, the welfare and prosp.-•rity of
toY native towii.
I rettaiti, Gehilernea,
'Yours, most respectfully,
JAS. ASI'INALL.
Rodney-street, October 21st, 1811.
4:0 THE ELECTORS OF ST. PETER'S WARD.
rirGENTLEMEN,
HE period is now approaching when you will be called
of upon to exercise your Suffrages in the ELECTION
COUNCILLOR for your Ward.
tiled
by the event of my late Election, and
offer
tind wish-es of many Electors, I again venture to
"I,,self as a CANDIDATE.
,:tinnid I have the honour to be returned, I shall be
—"aksti by the same principles which have hitherto
tui.ed me in the discharge of my duties as one of Your
!tepreseutatives in the Town-council ; and shall always
I+e animated by the same earnest desire to promote the
Pr°sPerity of the town and more especially the interests
of St. Peter's Ward.
_„OU these grounds I beg respectfully to solicit the favour
of On
support at the ensuing Municipal Election,
And remain,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged servant,
Lie ROBT. S. HENDERSON.
00l O !. 17 1844.
TO
GEVTLE
ELECTORS OF ST. ANNE'S WARD.
I 1 cAvs t: e honour of appearing before you as a
w„._, .1 JADATE fru- the Representation of St. Anne's
gi "1 the Town Gained.
af,
el' 'Y Principles are known to you all ; and I trust that,
/ '
maythtul discharge of my public duties for four years,
with confidence assure you that if again elected your
.tepreentative, I shall return to the Council Chamber
with •
f possible, an increased desire to promote the gene-
?al the Borough, and the interests of the Bur-
gesses of St. Anne's Ward in particular.

I am, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient servant,
JAS. PARKER.
Norton-street. October 14, 1544.

- -
TU THE ELkUTROS OF RODNEY-STREET
WARD.
GP-NTLEMEN,
ANIOST respectable Deputation of the Conservative
• Electors of liodney-street Ward, having requested
me to allow myself to be nominated as a CANDIDATE
tltt the ensuing Municipal Election, to represent your in-
terests in the Town Council, I accept with much pleasure
al,: unexpected mark of your esteem. I trust it is
strictly unnecessary for me to state that my princ•ples are
to Conservative : and should I be so fortunate as
"as u: elected your representative, it will be my pleasure,
he generaly duty, to watch over your ward, and advance
nterests of the town.

I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
136, 17 JOHN PEMBEIiTON.
„,-PPer blington
'
Oct. 19th, 1811.

EXEC vuGH OF LIVERPOOL.
OF COUNCILLORS, on FRIDAY,
emberl, 1844.
e Enrgessev of the Sixteen JVards will have to sup-
ea" Pe beta
1,-cancie,, by electing One Councillorfur
eriffoairiod,A , to serve for Three years.
jaz are the Councillors who go out of office:—
No 1. or Ecerton 'Ward.... Mr. Thomas Shaw
No. 2, or Scotland Ward.... Mr. Isaac ['ohne!
3, or Vauxhall 'Ward.... Mr. William Preston
No".* 4, or St. Paul's Ward.. Mr. Joshua Edwards
No Exchange Ward .. Mr. Henry Holmes
1\1; 6, or Castle-s'treet Ward .Mr. John Holmes
'• 7, or St. Peter's Ward.. Mr. Rob t. Sellar 11 enderson
No' 8, or Pitt-street Ward.. Mr. James Asvinall
1,; 9, or Great George Ward.'Mr. George Green Hornby
Kok,. 10, or Rodney-street Ward Mr. Henry Lawrence
N • 11, or AbcrcrombyWard..Mr. Robertson Gladstone
o• 12, or Lime-,tr-rt Ward—Mr. John Buck Lloyd
Nro
. 13. or S.. A' rin;-s; reet Ward Mr. James Parker
N. 14, or West Deriiy Wad.. Mr. John Shaw Leigh
°• 15, or SouttiTox tein aril Mr. Simon Lee Trotman
tv
"0. 16, or NorthToxtethWard 'Mr. Alexander Smith, jun.

The following POLLING PLACES have been ap-
pointed by the reqtretive Aldermen and Assessori, and
are approved of by the Mayor :
No. 1, or EVERTON WARD.
Everton Coffee House, Evetton.
Th No. 2, or SCOTLAND WARD.
str! -.Ouse, No. C 4. on the North Side of Burlington-
"one
(et, near I i.,•ekiln-Line occupied by Mr. Joseyh
s, "

The „ No. 3. or VAUXHALL WARD. •
tioufe occupied by Edward Ashort, nearly opposite
the end of Naylor-street, being on the West Side of
Vauxhall-road.
No. 4, or SAINT PAUL'S WARD.
Air. Mather' 11
s —atbs, at the North-West Coroner of
Saint Paul's Square.'
N. ,or EXCHAGE WA.
The North L'oo 5 d of the SessionsN House, inRD Chapel-street.
The No. 6, or CASTLE-STREET WA.RD.
nouse forme' I-; the Queen's Arms Hotel, Castle-
street.

No A
7, or SAINT PETER'S WRD. The Horst, and Jockey, in Steel-street.
The
Park lace, Con,,,,,Nitt.eBe:n't PITT-STREET WARD.
in —ooin of the South Corporation School,
No.
The Shop, 9
No', GI, .?...11.Eth!TN EhO Rs
iGd
eE
oIVNA
eRI
sDo
n.
-street
occupied by Mr. Richard lie. skleth.
No. 10, or
—The Shop near theC)enbtrNatEicle-tSoTtRheENETew\AVTALDe; on the
West Side of Renshaw-street, occupied by Mr. Robert
Brassey.
No. 11 or AB
ERCROMBY WARD.
The Pcenix Inn, , on the East Side of Mount Pleasant.
No. 12, or LIME-STREET WARD.
The Public House of William Prescott, at the Corner of
Saint Vincent Street. London Road.
No. 13, or SAINT ANNE-STREET VirARD,
The House of Mr., ilindle, No. 42, on the West Side
of
Christian-street.

The
No. 14, or WEST DERBY WARD.
e Rouse on the South Side of Edgehill. opposite the
Church, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Proctor.
No. 15, or SOUTH • TOXTETH WA RD.
The Shop on the West Side of Park Road, occupied by
Bap
owler Masterton, near the Church of Saint John the
tist.
A No. 16, or NORTH TOXTETH WARD.
tooth, en Land situate on the East Side of Park Road,
and South Side of Saint Patrick's Chapel.
...The time allowed clockli is from Nine o'clock in the
itiOrennon to Four o in the Afternoon; hot the Presi-
Di!lg Officers have powertoclostl he Rillat anytime before
our o'Clock , if one"hour Fhouid elapse during, which no
vote shall have been tendered for any Candidate.
_ At the request of the Aldermen and Assessors of the
respective Wards, and on my own behalf.
THO. SANDS,
Mayor.

Town Hall, October 28t/t,.1844

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th from the possession of a Medicine of known efficacy,
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holder,,, in the kingcltmi From among numerous testi-
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T° MS- TH tIIIIAS MOUT, 229, STRAND, LONDON.
" 5, Cooper-street, Manchester, March 12. 1812.
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e result, of my experience alter repeated trials of
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to
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ue
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R._ giving this testimony, I am the means of making
t4MPTON'S PILLS more generally known and appre-
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" I am. sir, respectfully yours,
" WILLIAM SMITH." •
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b- T.
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