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

elan riPai elettioti.

TO.THE ELECTORS OF WEST DERBY WARD.
GEN.TrAtuteN,
HAVING been honoured by a.. Deputation from a nu-
ineronA and tev,ctable Meeting ot the Conservative
Electors Of your Ward, conveying to n..e the resolutionwhich had been unanimously entered into, approving of
my conduct as one of Your Representatives in the Town
Council of Liverpool from the commencement of the Mu-
nl
icipal Reform Let to the present time, and.requesting that
would, at the approaching Election, again aspire to rotain
that honourable :prisiticti. It remains only for me to as-
sure you that I am deeply sensible of, and -much flattered
by, the feelings which have been expressed., and shall have
Pride in again soliciting your Suffrages at the approaching
Election, in the thong hope that, by your :continued ex-
ertions, the cause which you have throughout espoused
14611 again merit that support which it has hitherto re-
; and I need mut assure you, that if I should again
boPl,eed in the high nosition as one of your Representa-
?e,s, I shall continue to maintain the same political prn-
e'Ples which I have always avowed, and, as fur as may be
Practicable, promot:', to the. best of my power,, the Interest
of Your Ward in cousis'eney with that of the Borough,
And have the hoootir to be, Gentlemen.
Your faithful and obedient servant,
20th
J. S. LEIGH.
October, 1844.

TO THE ELECTORS OF GREAT GEORGE
GENTLE MEN. WARD.
E
Pi'riod will shortly arrive when the trust reposel
n 'lie, as your aepresentstive in the Town Council,
oe again placed in your hands, when I
Prespect-
ully tc, ; ;
A, oiled. re.leual of your Votes and Intt.
conduct for the short time I have been in theCoun-
'is known t -on. and I trust, in the discharge of toy
duties,
I have not acted in any way calculated to
forfeit Your cmaidence.
~Should you again confer upon me the honour of repre-
ftil,i,nz you in the Toon Council, you maw rest assured
I°,ll on all omasions use my beg exertio.is to prouicte
Tour intere*ts and the interest of theitown generally.
I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient s' want,
Oh GEO. GREEN HORNBY.
u' cat-street, Ercrion, 19th October, 1844.
To
If. MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF NORTH
Ch! TOXTETII WARD.
-NTLumEN,
'WING ~coeptel an invitation to become a CAN-
%e TI)I DATE for the representation of your Ward in
anr,`"" Council, it is necessary, I am told, publicly to
-,unec myself in that ch !meter.
fide„dt" gratified by this unexpected expression of the cor!-
"f my fell ,w.t.,),xnsmen ; and it will be my atixi-
so' udY not to do diseredit to a choice which lam con-
Itisaor now owtn..; en'irely to your uninelited partiality.
oce, usual, and reasonably so, that I should, upon this
unewn, declare my principles. I might be contented,
Arta': ordinary circumstances, to allow then! to be ex-
corded by the word " Conservative," but it is more ac-
Nivi'" ill the candour with which our connection
it to t„
_,n
'<l to stite that they are much better defined
ari 'Y 111, ,' . by which, I understand,
nPeilation of Tory."
of ou.-iottley of the ancient constitution of the State, and
tegrr aPosiolical and Venerable Church, in all her in-
indLY "nd usefulness. 1 carefully exercise my
greatet in
fordinrwai-eg. such measures, and such only, as
ative to he the welfare and improvement of this
rilltientge
rm e
"arFe community, and in this spirit I hope that, notwith-
dtie
frrnr s,otal misgiving, I may, if elected, in
ur
your service with an addition to the
eaerni„r, nf my friends and without having created any
Z ate, Gentlemen,
Your very obedient servant,
Scrl WlLList. MANN.
reet, 18th October, 1844.
TO
l't-E CON SE RVATIVE ELECTORS OF SOUTH
TOXTETH WARD.
lir-i'vresmEN
ANING beeli solicited by a number of influential
bortilecterA of your \Vinci., to allow myself to be put in
scot at en at the ensuing Municipal Election, id retire-
to rels°,ur interests in the Town Council, I do net hesitate
stoce"esl=4%l to your call, and pledge myself, should.l..be
rests I.,),'_%ti) oSe an
emrities to promote the ithe-
m:o.tjown, and Toxteth.park in ',articular.
u°l'tieal Prineiples are decidedly Connervative, and
supporter of Scriptural Education; feeling
tl.at elucation. unaccompanied by reous in-
generatino,nw ,uld be decidedly detrimental to the rising
yeelrisa:t.t. generation.
a Rate7payer in this Township for some
the 4
na,zi._;yl,ll,ipitotrrte:,ts
t,,errc,,a:sisroccs.iated with its prosperity ; and
r are likely to be discussed in
Cotthel
4:9 mat el ially affecting this Tewt:ship, you
441 Y UP6il roY an-thing that may tend to
gehcrah-P'nve,ntnt does not militate against tl.es
oad'.

iko),
Your obedient Servant,
IL L. JONES.