The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-29 00:00:00

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Lk:.. ' '-'',. ''', EXTENSIVE
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THOMAS BRANCH
4-4,',...:..,..rx.5.5• , ustantiv•on Sale, at the llasinvEn Rooms, an extensive
4.?.:....'. . ..,-......"!-.,..,,\" and valuable Assemblage of Fashionable
.;-,1,-'t..- ..'4'.; , ; ".. 1-Y-. . ; 11 • BENET FURNITURE, of every description,
/.1-1.-"kt7-<• f'::,--.,‘ "lit ' 01,g DRAWING ROOM SUITS, Ot: real and imitation Rose-
-0 , ~- 1-sk '!'" 4‘. Card, Console Loo, Work, Plower, and Sofa Tables,
f, i,..) ' 'Asit .' .
',..74',. v. , Couches,•Sofas, Tea Poys, Ladies Escrutoires, Cheffo-
q2 ivr i • -' *Canterburies, and Skreens ;
-
- - Elegant LOUNGING and LIBRARY CHAIRS';
FOLDING CHAIR AND SOFA BEDS;
. .
. - MAHOGANY ARTICLES,
In Bookcases, Secretaires, Pedestal and Cell et Sideboards,
Cheval Skreens, Single and Double Wkir, obes, Trafalgar
Chairs, Dining, Card, Library, Loo,• Sofa embroke, Snap,
Work, and Skreen Tables, Couches, So Children's Chairs,
Cots, Cribs, Chests of Drawers, Night outmodes, Bedsteps,
Bidets, Hat Stands, Boot Racks, Music tauds and Stools, &c.
JAPANED, STAINED, AND FANCY CHAIRS,
In the greatest variety ; . .
FOUR-POST, COTTAGE, CANOPY, FRENCH, NURSERy, AND
PRESS BEDSTEADS ;
Feather Beds, Flair and Straw Mattresses ;
PAINTED CHAMBER REQUISITES, of all-descriptions;
Elegant CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES ;
BATH or GOUT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
&c. Also, Brussels, Damask, Venetian,-and Kidderminster
CARPETING,
'• „_.. Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns;
DRUGGETTS, HEARTS! RUGS, FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY
°torus, of all dimensions for cutting to fit Rooms,
Halls, Shops, Ships' Cabins, &c.
INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY .RUGS,
. ..

And a very great variety of other HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.

•
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
ALL PERSONS having any Claims agains .e Central
Conservative Committee will please to : d their Ac-
counts on before the Ist of January next, .ddressed to the
Central ConserYatiye Committee, 8, Fenwick-
street, in order that the same 'May be ex.,' 'tied and paid.
PETER WRIGH
By Order, THOMAS CARSON, Solicitors.
JOHN PENINGTON,
Committee Room, 28th ..nee., 1835.

TO TUE BURGESSES OF RODNEY-STREET! .
WARD.
--
/0
e honour you
t ouncil as your
‘h Committee and
ost unknown, for
during the canvass

GENTLEMEN, .
I
sufficiently express my sense of
have conferred upon me by returning me n
representative; nor of my obligations to tt,
other Gentlemen, to many of whom I was
their incessant exertions on my behalf bo'
and on the day of polling.
Whilst the general res'ilt of the Election is much to be la•
mented, I still have some hope of being useful to you, when I
see in the Council the names of many Gentlemen on whom, if
the Election had never been mad, a political struggle, the
united voice of both parties would undoubtedly, have fixed; with
them I wilt anxiously co-operate in every meakire which I con-
sider conducive to the public good, but shall have little left to
me but to record my dissent from those measures in which I
cannot concur.

I remain, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged,
HENRY LAWRENCE.

Rodney-street, December 28th, 1835.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EVERTON A D
KIRKDALE WARD.
J wail myself
te umy sincere
, J ingme a Mem-
' my having perso-
additional obliga-

GENTLEMEN,
1- SHOULD be wanting in gratitude if I did not
1 of the earliest opportunity of tendering to
thanks for the-honour you have done me in ele,
her of the Town Council.
That you should have elected me withoi
Daily solicited your votes lays me under M
Lion.

It only remains for me to assure you that I will conscientiously
and to the best of my ability endeavour to do my duty.
I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient Servant,
CHARLES HORSFALL.
Evertor,` Dec. 28:/s, 1835.

TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PAUL' WARD.
YOU, Gentlemen, who did me the honour give me your
independent support on the day of El tion for the new
Town Council, I cordially thank you. It. is o matter of personal
regret to myself that I have not been e ed, as my only mo-
tive for allowing my name to be broug forward as a Candi-
date was to serve your local and the general interests of my na-
tive town independently.
Allow me now, Gentlemen, to bid you and all the Burgesses
of the Ward farewell.

1 am, Gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient Servant,
R. B. BLUNDELL HOLLINSHEAD.
Daysbrock, 28th Dec., 1833.

TO THE BURGESSES OF RODNEY-STREET
WARD.
r

GENTLEMEN.
rullE Mayor having officially announced the
JL new Town Gountillors for this Borough,,,
est opportunity of tendering our sincere tY
kind and disinterested support that we rece;
and although in the present instance.
Friends have not been successful, they
ing to us on that account.
To the Burgesses who so nobly came forward in defence of
the Conservative Cause our wannest acknowledgments are in
an especial manner due; and to the Members of the Commit-
tee who so, ably gonducted the Canvass we feel that we owe,
iodivirluallv and collectively, a deep debt of gratitude. -To
many of thew we •-er,previoasiy personally unknown. miff it
is, therefore, doubly' incumbent upon us to express the high
sense we 'entertain of those kind and friendly feelings which
prompted such zealous and active exertions on their part to
ensure our success.
It is owing to circumstances over which they had no control
that their efforts in our behalf on the present occasion have
proved unavailing.
We cannot take our leave without again repeating our best
thanks for the cordial reception which we so generally met with,
and assuring you, at the same time, that we shall ever recollect
with pride and satisfaction the Votes of those Burgesses that
were in so handsome a manner enrolled in our favour.
We have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful ~nd obliged Servants,
JOSEPH PILKINGTON BRAN DRETH.

~ection of the
e take the earli•

inks for the very
fed on the occasion;
se exertions of our
'e not the less gratify-

JOHN HAYWARD TURNED,
Rodney-street, 28th December, 1835.

T OVEIIS of TENPENNY ALE may he ac mmadated
:1_,4 with an Article of superior quality to ag"that has ever
been offered to the Public, at the BauNswi HOTEL, 53,
Ilanover-street. near Bold-street.

AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, &c,
THOMAS GIBBS and Co., NURSERYMEN, Stransmxre, &C.
_I to the Hon. Boards of Agriculture of England an 'weden,
beg to call the attention of Landed Proprietors eir Selec-
tion of Natural GRASS SEEDS, for layi and to perma-
nent Grass,- and for improving old Mea s and Pastures. as
also to their GENERAL ASSORT. NT of AGRICUL-
TURAL, KITCHEN GARDEN. kbd FLOWER SEEDS.
Dried Specimens of the Grasses, Samples of the Seed, together
with Sample Roots of Mengel Wurtzel, Hungarian Turnip,
Carrots, Parsnips. and a new Beet (used the same as Seakail)
were exhibited by them at the Liverpool Agricultural Society's
Slum on the Ist October.

T. G. and Co. have been honoured with the above Institu.
tions' Silver Medals for their exertion in this lateral Branch of
Agriculture.
T. G. and Co. beg to notify that they have no connection
with another house.of the same name, and therefore solicit those
who sniy wish to favour them with their orders to be particular
in the address, viz, "THOMAS GIBBS and Co., Corner of Half-
Moon-street, Piccadilly, London.