The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-22 00:00:00

To THE ELECTORS OF GREAT GEORGE

WARD.
GEN-
LEmEN.
1)". T
; Period will shortly arrive when the trust reposed
.win in 0)e, as your Representative in the Town Council,
fulf.,.}e again placed in your hands, when I beg respect-
Ntr- :A) Solicit a renewal of your Votes and Interest.
;I:,ounduct for the short time I have been in the COUR-
pub, Known to you, and I trust, in the discharge of my
forr_i`c duties, I have not acted in any way calculated to
siliot Your confidence.
flenti„nld You again confer upon me the honour of repre.
wde You in the Town Council, you may rest assured
YOu • Onall occasions use my best exertio.is to promote
rpterests and the interest of the town generally.
I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
GEO. GREEN lIORNBY.
--e4._ure4-Street, Evertor:, 19th October, 1844.

Tp
-LIE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF NORTH
TOXTETH WARD.
ti--ATT.EMENT,
lD NG accepted an invitation to become a CAN-
the ./,'-'IDATE for the representation of your Ward in
apn(psuwo Council, it is necessary, I am told, publicly to
:ace myself in that character.
Nen-pill gratified by this unexpected expression of the con-
ntt of my fell w.townsmen ; and it will be my mai-
aflonlirli not to do discredit to a choice which I am con-
It c„°` now owing entirely to your unmerited partiality.
°c ell "usual, and rea'oriably so, that I should, upon this
Und 8.. declare my principles. I might be contented,
pre er ordinary circumstances, to allow them to be ex-
eor:l7de by the,word "Conservative," but it is more ac-
,with the candour widt which our connection
shp "; b"1) begin, to state that they are 'much better defined
tin u *,e aPPellation of " Tory." by which, I understand,
of 013‘101der of the ancient constitution of the State, and
tegriutr aPostolical and Venerable Church, in all her in-
ituk,'Y and usefulness. 1 shall carefully exercise my
e,;luent in forwarding such measures, and such only, as
treautoeive to be for the welfare and improvement of this
Mandicurninunity, and in this spirit I hope that, notwith-
due ..ng much personal misgiving,elected, in
bu4rere retire from your service with an addition to the
efiernieß. of my friends and without having created any
I am, Gentlemen,
Your very obedient servant,
WILLM. MANN.

eel-street, 18th October, 1844.
Ie"LIE CONSERVATIVE iLECTORS OF SOUTH

lecters of la. ENT! TOXTETH WARD.
411 baelen-
41';VIN solicited by a number of influential
llortiii
your Ward, to allow myself to be put in
sent
v'at on at the en,uing .Municipal Election, to re-
to re"r interests in the Town Council, I do not hesitate
Socej'nud to your call, and pledge myself, should j be
res,s'ssfol, to use my 13:st energies to promote the lute-
NI " the Town and Toxteth.P. ark in ',articular.
1 a 4! Political Principles are decidedly Conservative, and
convince ,arro supporter of Scriptural Education ; feeling
struto that education, unaccompanied by religious pl.
generßit°.ll, Would be decidedly detrimental to the rising
Roil"'
Yeart
_ng
interests
a Rate-payer in this Township for some
a 4 riwooy interests are associated with its prosperity ; and.
the,,,,,0n3' Important measures are likely to he discussed in
may.relii Council matcrially affecting this Township, you
its impro"Pon my adyneatir.g anythin
m g that may tend
the
good.

am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
R. L. JONES.