The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-22 00:00:00

4Ziection.

.A.T a PUBLIC MEETING of CONSERVATIVES, held
in the Large Room of the G,,lden Lion Inn on 'l'Heiis-
bA y, the 17th day of December, 18a5,
WILLIAM WITH, Esq., having been unanimously called

to the

The Report of the Proceedings of the Committee appointed
at the Meeting of Merchants and Tradesmen of Liverpool, held
at this place on the 26th October hist; having been read,
_Upon the Motion of C. T. DermuvrE,Esq., seconded by
JA %TES IRVING, Esti.
It was Resolved,—That this Meeting do appro of the 'Pro-
ceedings adopted by the Committee appointe at the Meeting
of Merchants, Tradesmen, and others at t Golden Lion on
the 26th October last, for the purpose of e ring the Election
of fit and proper persons to the new '1 n Council, and that
such Proceedings be hereby confirmed; d that the Committee
be requested to continue their services.
A List of the Candidates who have been nominated by the
Conservatives in the several Wards having been read,
Upon the Motion of SAMUEL HOLME, Esq.., seconded by R.
DawsoN, Esq.,
It was Ressived,—That the List of Candidates now appears
to this Meeting to contain the Names of Gentlemen in every
respect well qualified to represent the several Wards, and that
the Burgesses of Liverpool be requested to support them on the
day of Election.
(Signed) WM. SMITH, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Upon the Motion of JOHN. WRIGHT, Esq., seconded by Taos.
SANDS, Esq..
It was Resolved,—That the Thanks of the Meeting be 'given
to the Chairman fur his valuable services upon this occasion.

• MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
rIIHE CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
1 *AI sit Tuts DAY' (Tuesday,) and ery day until' the
Election, at the GOLDEN LION, at One o' ck recisely.
• By order, PETER WRIGH' ,
THOMAS CARSON, Solicitors.
JOHN PENINGTON,
8, triaia-buildings, 22d Dec., 1835.

TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PAUL'S WARD,
GENTLEMEN;
HAVING received a Communication infm rig me that I
had been nominated by a numerous am respectable As-
sembly of the Electors as one of the CAN DATES for the
Representation of your Ward in the new uncil of Liverpool,
I beg to express myself sensible of the co dence placed in me,
and the honour conferred, and to assure you that, if elected, my
best efforts shall he employed to carry into effect the full spirit
and operation of the Act Of-Parliament under which that Coon-
, cil is constituted, with reference to the interests of your Ward
and that of the entire Borough,
And have the honour to be,
Your very obedient Servant,
JOHN BARTON.

Liverpool, Dec. 15. 1885.

TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. PAUL'S WARD.
OHNT;,AMENs.
T MOST cordially thank you for the kindness wh' 'Ti has in-
-1 duced you to request me.to become a CAN DATE.: for
the honour of Representing your Ward in the ouncil of this
Borough..
I beg to assure you that, should Ibe eke 1, I shall pursue
on all occasions an independent and disint rested course, de-
sirous of securing a faithful and honest administration of the
Corporate Estate, the direction into proper channels of the
vast means of public improvement confided to the care of the
council, the general benefit of this great and increasing com-
munity, and the peculiar interests of this Ward—interests
which my long acquaintance and connexion with your neigh-
bourhood will lead me to appreciate and promote.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your very obliged and faithful Servant,
WILLIAM SHAND.
Liverpool, 15th Dec., 1835.

TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PAUL'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
BEING informed that at a numerous and highly- spectable
meeting of the Electors of your Ward Iha been pro-
posed as a fit person to represent your Inter in the New
Town Council, allow me to thank you far the mpliment thus
conferred, and to say that I readily consent t place my cause
ir in your hands. If .your exertions, iu my calf he crowned
with success, I pledge . myself on all nee - ons-faithfully, zea-
lously, and independently to exercise my est judgment upon
every measure that may be brought b re the Cotinc-il. I
refrain from pledging myself to any particular line of conduct,
as 1 am determined never to enter the Council Room other-
wise than free to exercise.my.own .opinion, and act accordingly.
Gentlemen,—l baying. nothing further to add than, should
this declaration of mine meet with your approbation, I shall
feel proud of your support on the day of Election.
I am, Gentlemen,
, Your most obedient Servant and fellow-townsman,
R. B. BLUNDELL HOLLINS HEAD.
Liverpool, 21st December, 1835.

TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. PETER'S WARD,

GENTLLMEN,
SINCE my Friend, Mr. E. R. LYON, has relin
tention of offering himself to your suffrage
called upon by a numerous portion of the r
Ward to declare myself a CANDIDATE r
tion in the Town Council.
I feel it my duty at this conjuncture to cede to a propose..
so complimentary, however little disposed should have been
under other circumstances to enter on the responsibility ur pub-
licity attendant on the office.
Rein.- a Na!ive and constant Resident of the Town, and long
engaged in its external Commerce, my fondest wishes are iden-
tified with its prosperity and credit. _

fished his in-

I have been

.1 rgesses of the
ti its represents,-

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Promising, therefore, a.diligent, independent, and zealous at-
tention to the interests of the community, if placed by your
favour in a situation to deliberate upon them,
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your humble and obedient servant,
WILLIAM POTTER.
Oldhall-street, December 7, 1835.

TO TIIE BURGESSES OF ST. ANNE'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
A'l' a numerous and respectable MEETING of the BUR-
GESSES of this WARD, we were unanimously selected
for nomination as Councillors to represent this Ward in the
Council at the ensuing election.
We are fully aware of the lab Our and responsibility whi • will
be entailed on us by the acceptance of the trust; b at the
same time, we feel gratified by the honour intent us, and
therefore -cannot hesitate to undertake the dutie hich would
be imposed upon us, should you think proper o ect us.
We respectfully solicit your support on the yof Election ;
and, if successful, %eg to assure you that we shall do our duty
to the best of our ability, with every attention to the interest of
the Borough, and of ibis Ward in particular.
We have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and humble Servants.
EDWARD GIBBON,
• RICHARD JONES,
101 November, 1835. JOHN DAVIES.

NORTH AND SOUTH TOXTETH WARDS,
Nos. 15 and 16.
A PUBLIC MEETING of the CONSERVA VE BUR.
GESSES in these respective Wards, will IyCbeld at Miss
MA X WEL L'S, the KING'S ARMS, Stanhope-sire , on WEDriEs-
nav next, the 23d instant, at Seven o'cloc - in the Evening,
when the Candidates
NICHOLAS ROBIN SO. ;sq.
ALEXANDER SMITH, :sq.
JOHN FLETCHER, Esq.
JOHN Titok.TGurroN, Esq.
JAMES DPL'MPSEY, Esq.
JOSEPH GIBBONS, Esq.
are invited to attend.
_ _

By order,
PETER WRIGHT, Secretary.
Committee-room, 21st Dec., 1835.