The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22 00:00:00

TO THE ELECTORS OF NORTH TOXTETH WARD.
No. 16.
GENTLEMEN,
HAVING been requested by a highly respectable body or
/4( Electors to permit ourselves to be in nomination a9CANDIDATES to serve in the Coop • for your Warti, we
consider it our duty to comply with th request.
If your choice should fail upon us, i shall Lo our endeavour,
uninfluenced by party, to prove ourselves useful Members of
the Corporate body, by a vigilant attention to your local inte-
rests, and by seeking to promote the general welfare of the
town. We are, with great respect, •

Gentlemen,
Your very obedient and obliged servants,
JOHN TROUGHTONI
JAMES DEMPSEY,
JOSEPH G1880N5,...*

Liverpool, Nov. 27, 1835.

A T a PUBLIC MEETING held on Tuasnprf, the Bth
1-1.. December, 18.35, in the Music-hall, to ado ',easures for
the Relief of the Irish Clergy,
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, M.A ector, in the
Chair,
It was moved by the Rev. AUGUSTUS CsgPeact, seconded by
the Rev. JOHN LYONS, and
Resolved unanimously—That the clist‘ss of the Irish Clergy
at present is such as to claim generatiCympathy, and to call for
the help of public benevolence.
It was moved by the Rev. HUGH MiNEILE, seconded by the
Rev. R. P. BunolcoM, and
Passed unanimously—That a subscription be raised for its re-
lief.
And upon the motion of the Rev. J. B. Morix; seconded by
the Rev. C. T. Gi.suwiN,
It was unanimously resolved—That a Committee be formed to
collect Subscriptions.

. . E s. d., Brought forward.. 2039 9 8
Amount already ad- IMr. Whiteside
vertised - 1934 4 21Anonymous ...,.... 010 0
C. F. Carne..
James Croft
George Case
John D. Case
Rev. James Case
T. F. Bennett
Mr. Roundthwaite
Rev. E. Ashton 5 0 OiMrs. 13ackhouse .... 1 1 0
Mrs. E, Ashton 2 0 01Mrs. Leigh 2 0 0
Miss Molyneux, Rock ifiliss Leigh 0 10,0
- Puint House ...... 10 0 O;Mr. IL Stringer
MissGrecirson,To:tteth- , IA Well-wisher -;.0. 0.
paik 1 0 OiMrs. Ellis
.JohrtCarter,Rake.lane 1 0 OiA fewPriends,perßev,
J; W. Lloyd' 1 1 0 H. M'Neile
Frank Havwooil .... 5 0 0:A. W 0 4 0
Mrs. Aspinall, Shaw- J. Davies 0 1 0
street r 7 00 J. 11.
Rev. A. Knox, Bir- Win. Benson 2 2 0
' kenhead
Mr. Sotherns ...
Widow Sutton & Sons 1 1 0 Arnold Harrison ..• • . 5 0 0
A Lady, per John . Henry Harrison ..•. 5 0 0
Fletcher
A sincere and true Joseph B. Yates ..•• 5 0 0
Churchman and his : W. H. B.
Wife,perMr.Benron 2 '2 &Rev. Thomas Hinde,
Charles °kelt 2 0(1 Winwick 3 0 0
Win. Critchley
.0 0
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Miss Gerrard 0 10 0 Henry Ashton, Esq... 5 0 0
Mr. Newell 0 5 0 John •Crostimaite,Esq 10 0 0
Mr. Barton 1 0 ()James Macgregor,Esq 5 0 0
P 0 1.0 Miss Rivers
Rev. J. Swainson.... 1 0 0 Rev. Wm. Routle,ige 1 0 0
Three Ladies 2 10 (1 Mr. Hamilton
Miss Brade 2 0 0 Mrs. Ellames ' • 2 00'
W. Wolstenholine .. 2 0 0 Messts.ltose&Longton 0 10 0
Mr. Lund
Mr. Webb
R. Mason
Mr. Roundthwaite
Miss Williams

Al. A. 8...., ........ 1 0 0
Al Friend 3. 0 5 0

liev.J.BownlanTown-
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.L Ilolgate 3 0 0
Mr. Harris, Vauit‘all-
road
Sundry contributions 2 10 6
Mr. Whittaker, St
Anne-street

Mr. Bright
A Servant
Francis Taylor, Esq : 1 -0 0
Mr. Nicholson

Total £175 8 8

Carried, ericara.. 2039 9 S'
N.B.—Collection at the Meeting upwards of £BO.
Subscriptions will also be received by AU.4741 /101.)0N,
Treasurer; and the Rev. JOHN B. MONK, Secretary. Books
ore also left at the following places, vii.:—At the Bank of Li.
ierpuol; Leyland and Bulieu's; Moss and Co.'s; Under-
writer's Room; Exchange News-room; Atheneum; Lyceum;
Standard•Oflice; Mercury-Office; Courier-Office; J. and J
Slawdsley, Castle-street.