The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-11 00:00:00

WILLIAM EWART, ESQ.

itrilHE COMMITTEE of the Friends of WM. EWART,
Esq., being desirous of affording every facility in their
power to his Friends and Supporters, and for expediting the
Taking of the Poll at the ensuing Election, have appointed
Sub-Committees, which will meet This Day, the 11th instant,
.and daily afterward; at the following places, contiguous to the
different Polling Places appointed by the Returning Officers,
namely,
At No. 21, Nelson-street, Great George-square, for Polling
Place, No. 1, being.
The end of Great George-street, opposite the Independent

Chapel.
The whole of Oxford-street and of Mount-pleasant, from the
end of Oxford-street to Upper Newington, the whole of Upper
Newington, Newington-bridge, Slater-street, Suffolk-street,
Dickinson-street, Sparling-street and Lower Sparling-street,
and the courts and alleys opening only into those streets, and
all the streets, lanes, and other places within the township of
Liverpool, on the southward side of the said streets or parts,
and of a line drawn from Lower Sparling-street to the River
Mersey.

At Robinson's, the New Haymarket Tavern, for Polling Place

Nol 2, being

The Cattle Market, Lime-street.
The whole of Pembroke-place and of London-road, from
Moore-place on the southern side, and &Iley-street on the
northward side, to Shaw's-brow, the whole of Shaw's-brow, Old
Haymarket, Whitechapel, Lord-street and James'-street, down
to George's Dock-gates, and the courts and alleys opening only
into thuse streets or parts, also the whole of Mann's-island,
Nova-Scotia, and Irwell-street, and all the streets, lanes, and
other places between the several before-mentioned streets and
places and the northern boundary of District No 1, namely,
Oxford-street, Mount-pleasant, from Oxford-street down to
Upper Newington, Upper Newington, Newington-bridge, Sla-
ter-street, Satfolk-street, Diekinson-street, Sparling.street,
Lower Sparling-street, and a line drawn from the bottom of
Lower Sparling-street to the River Mersey.
At the King's Arms, Castle-street, for Polling Place No. 3,

being in Front of the. Town-half.

The whole of thitt part of Webster-street which is within the
township of Liverpool, the whole of Rose-place and Edgar-
street, the whole of Bevington-bush-road, from Edgar-street on
the southward and Naylor-street on the northward side to
Marybone, the whole of Marybone, Tithebarn-street, and Cha-
pel-street, and the courts and alleys opening only into those
several streets or parts, and all the streets, -lanes, and other
places between the said several streets or parts and the north-
ern boundary of District No. 2, namely, Pembroke-place, Lon-
don-road, from the point where it joins Pembroke-place, to
Shaw's-brow, Shaw's-brow, Old Haymarket, Whitechapel,
Lord-street, James'-street, and Mann's-island.
At the Bush Inn, Limekiln-lane, for Polling-place No. 4,
being Vauxhall-road, adjoining Canning-street.
All the streets, lanes, and other places on the northward side
of Webster-street, Rose-place, Edgar-street, BevingtonAush-
road, from Edgar-street to Marybone, Marybone, Tithebarn-
street, and Chapel-street, and between those streets and the
boundary of the township of Liverpool to the northward.
At Halliday's, Everton Coffee-house, for Polling Place No. 5,
being Everton Village, near the Round house.
Such parts of the townships of Everton and Kirkdale as are
within the limits of the borough as fixed by the Boundary Act.
At Kaye's, Edgehill Coffee-house, for Polling Place No. 6,
• being Edgehill, near the Church.
-Such pdrt*of the tewitsbip of West Derby as is within the
linlits of the borough as fixed by the Boundary Act.
At Roby's, the Heart of Oak, in Park-road, Toxteth-park,
for Polling Place No. 7, being
Park-place, near St. Patrick's Chapel.
Such parts of the township of Toxteth-park as is within the
limits of the borough as fixed by the Boundary Act.
And, in order farther to effect such object, the Committee
requests that the Electors intending to Vote for Mr. Ewart, in
those respective Districts, will, before going to the Polling
Places for that purpose, apply to the respective Sub-Com-
mittees as above-mentioned, where they will be furnished with
the numbers added to their navies in the Register of Voters,
whereby much delay in tendering and giving -their Votes may
be prevented. And the Cottunittee further requests the favour
of an early attendance.
JAMES BRANCKER, Chairman.
Committee Room, King's Arms.