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TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. ANNE'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
ITAVING been solicited by a number of the
Electors of your Ward, to allow myself to be nominated
la a CANDIDATE at the ensuing Munici”al Election to repre-
sent your interests in the Town Council, I most cordially agree
to their request, and, should it be your pleasure to elect me,
You will ever find me most anxious to discharge the duties
which will devolve upon me.
Not • A-- If If-

. coming as a stranger amo you. _ reel it unnecessary
to enter into any statement y principles. With respect to
Matters of local interest, other important business which
y have to tee decide y the Town Council, I can assure the
Electors of my firm desire to act as their representative in
promoting all measures which may appear to me conducive to
the nrosperitv and good order of the town, and the welfare of
my fellow-townsmen.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
RAYMOND W. HOUGHTON.
greet Nelson-street North, 20th Oct., 1851.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
ABERCROMBY 'WARD.
AT a numerous, highly-influential, and respectable
MEETING o.` the ELECTORS. held at the Phoenix Inn,
nt-pleasant, on Monday, the .Ztli instant,
It was unanimously resolved,—" That a rote of thanks be
tendered to our present retiring Memker,-I-Incli NEILL, Esq.,
for his faithful services durimr. theimai three years."
It was subsequently revolt' and carried .urfanimousy,—
"That he be invited to al iimself to be -continued as the
Representative of the W ."
And it was also a.- d.—" That every exertion be used to
iiecure his return he Town Council."
(Sigaied) R. GRIFPITH, Chairman.

October 21, 1651

TO THE ELECTORS OF EVERTON AND
KIRKDALE WARD.

GENTLEMEN,
THE term for 'which you elected .me as one of your
Representatives in the Town Council being about to ex-
Eire, and having been requested by a consifterable body of the
...lectors to tacrnin no a r.A•l'dilitlVlrli i hni.n rn rtnh

Inge, wybe., again de n vin air., nave much
Pleasure in accepting the invite of so large and influential
number of the Burgesses • is Ward.
The time I have hail etre has been short, but I trust that
on the questions wit' lave been before the Council tor consi-
deration, mrvote_ ave been such as to give satisfaction, hav-
ing been in acronifdance with the principles I professed when
You kindly zek!cted me.

I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,

Your most obedient Eervant,
ROBERT AKED,

1, Rfiatc.ef reel, 22d October, 1851

TO THE

BURGESSES OF GREAT GEORGE
WARD.

:ICITLEMEN

i!periodOf office as one of the Representatives of
the Ward being about to expire, I have- bi.eri invited,
uleOugh the medium of a requieitio most numerously and
_respettably signed, to allow mysel rain to he put in nomina-
lly!' atthe ensuing Municipa - ection; to which invitation I
slave much pleasure in at e acceding. It is a gratification
ro mein find that dudi e three years I have been in office

,tnY pctblic conductK,iven•yonS-atisfactiOn7lnci shonid it be
YoUrplessure to r ect me,•yonr interests shall have (as here-
Uffore) my best consideration and attention.

Tam, Gentlem€

THOMAS WAGSTAFF
th. 1851.

St. James's.street, a

EXCHANGE WARD.

T a numerous Meeting of ELECTORS, held Ed
it the Committee Room, Chapel-street, on THURSDAY Even-
'ing, the 23d instant, JAM ES TYR ER, Esq., in the Chair.
:It was proposed by CHARLES SAUNDERS, Esq., seconded by
Air. Lowerr, and carried with loud applause—
That the thanks of this meeting be given to Thomas Little-
Alle, Esq., for his valuable services as one of the-Representa,
tires of Exchange Ward in the Town Couricit:"
C Esq., seconded by

t was proposed by PER'ER SOBINSpfI
- • LAWTON, and carried unanimemiTy—
That Mr. Littledale be reap fully invited to offer himself,
'for re-election, and this I ng pledges itself to use every,
Ilinful endeavour to sec irtriumphant return.
JAMES TYRER, Chairman.

'TO THE EEfCTORS' OF EXCHANGE Iv RD.
• GENTLEMtN,—The period for which you did e honour,. irwit....4.
to Elect me as on of your Representatives .' shortly expire,
'And I have again been requested to press p myself as a Can
`dilate for your suffrages. 1-theerfuil ccept the invitation,
441 d with the greater pleasure owing the numerous and un-
solicited offers of support whith 1 • e been kindly tendered-to
'le on this occasion.
My opinions on all local ters are well understood, and
'MI have been pleased to s them with your approval.
Should I have the h unto be re-elected; my best endea-
Z)urs will still be ex . sed..to extend the Commerce and capa-
lities of the Por nd secure to the Labouring. Classes the
'mil benefit of anitary aral•Social Improvements.
I have the 1 nour to remain, Gentlemen, your faithful ser-
`,ant, THOMAS LITTLEDALE.
"Exchange-buildings, Ocfokr.24th, 1851. .

10 THE ELECTORS
NV

NORTH TOXTETH

GENTLEMEN, •
A T the request of a large number of influential
Jour Ward.
who are deeply interested in the prosperity of
4our Ward. I venture again to offer myself as a CANDIDATE
or Your soil-rages at the approaching Municipal Election.
_Without Winding to the various subjects which have been
'cnscussed, or the part which I-have taken since I have had the
honour of representing you in the Town Council, I will briefly
'enter upon that which has engaged much of my attention, and
'Which appears to be most important to you—DOCK EXTEN-
SION at the SOUTH END.
My opposition to the Northern Extension may not be well
remembered by those who have since changed their views ; but
it .was as decided as it was unavailing, for the scheme was car-
riett•by a large majority in the. Dock Committee and in the
Town Council • an Act of Parliament was obtained, and a
,contract concluded with the Earl rDerby, which we are now
'hound to carry out.
veers./
. But, knowing that the pletion of the work may he ex-
tended over a period of ghteen , years, I have advocated. in
'season and out of sea the immediate construction of the
Harrington Dock, originally intended, -or with some slight
41terations, for better accommodation of the Timber and
building . des, with Piers, and all the Slips and Stairs,
/or tbe.con ience of the Publicras already provided for in
lheAct arliament, obtained, at a considerable cost, on the
'l4th J
y, 1844, before ever the Northam Extension was
thought of.
), The 'completion of this Dock .of about ,fourteen acres, or
'eartYas large as the Brunswick, would meet the present re-
Itirements of Importers, develop the. resources of the south,
acid stimulate the V ade of North Toxleth Ward.
~, Whatever may be the policy of others, who are in favour of
'Ortailment, or the influence used to•benefit private interests, I
..Z"411, if elected as your Representative, continue to advocate a
niorchensive scheme likeandovith a knowledge of our
„meal -position, which must never be lost .sight of, I can
reno,more at pesent, nor can 1 be.satisfied with anything
`46) white,' :main consistent, and have the lonour to be