The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

CIIIISTBR ELECTION

The elevation of Sir .131 m Jervis to the Chief Justice-
ship of the Common Pleas has caused a vacancy in the
representation of the city of Chester. At first theirs own
three candidates—Mr. John Jervis, son of the late mem-
ber ; the Hon. "William Owen Stanley, son of Lord Stan-
ley, of Alderley, and twin brother of the Earl of Eddie-
bury, Under Secretary of State for the Foreign Depart-
ment , and Mr. Edward Christopher Egerton, barrister
of this circuit, third son of Mr. Wilbraham Egerton, of
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verequ
ley, the representative of the free traders, and Mr.
Egerton, the protectionist candidate.
The nomination took place on Saturday, amid consider..
severe between i‘ retired,ir. tan.
and
able excitement, no contested election having taken place
in the ancient city since the Hon. Dudley Ryder stood
forward, about thirteen years since, in opposition to Lord
Robert Grosvenor and Sir John Jervis. Amongst Mr.
Egerton's friends we noticed the Mayor, Major French,
Captain Egerton. Messrs. Humberston, Charles Potts,
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Hamilton ; and on the side of Mr. Stanley, Sir
Thomas Griffith's, Robert Turner, Edward Johnson, J.
Roberts, and W. Harling. The various speakers were
on many occasions scarcely audible, through the confu-
sion which prevailed.
Mr. Egerton was proposed by Mr. John Williams, the
Mayor, and seconded by Mr. Thomas Dixon. Mr. Brown
proposed Mr. Stanley. and Mr. Robert Turner seconded
the nomination. The respective candidates addressed the
electors at considerable length, but amidst repeated in-
terruptions. On a show of hands being taken, a majority
appeared for Mr. Stanley. and the Mayor demanded si
poll for Mr. Egerton. After a vote of thanks to th4l
etiff tho ungting adberned Oa Nimbi (rontordsy)

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