The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28 00:00:00

Your faithful servant,
WILLIAU FISHER

bittglefillell, October 23, 1851
,

Vga—THE ELECTORS OF ST. PETER'S WARD.
GENTLEMEN,
the•liattering invitation I have •received from a
r.l numerous and most respectable body of the Electors, to
4,7 myself to be put in nomination as a CANDIDATE to
14)!Sent ST. PETER'S WARD in the OWN COUNCIL,
~,Oingly and gratefully assent.
to'rotessions .1 have none to mak ut, if elected, a:promise
m Perform the trust confided t ne to the best of my .humble
di;littY is justly due; and I )e I may so acquit myself in the
hle..)trge of that trust at you may not hiave cause to regret
lonourett me your choice.
I luwe theli rto be, Gentlemen, resi—
n-obliged and obedient servant,
HARMOOD BANNER

lectfully,

21n October, 1851

ELECTION FOR ST. PETER'S WARD.
AT a meeting .of
Anßummle)ro.us Gentlemen friendly:to
~. the Election of DIVaI,rIANNER. E?quire, as one
eo...Lllejepresentatives for' this
ami Lnektthe lawn Council,
roonly
4,
odnby_public announcement, at the Clarendon-
WED NESDAV, the 22d in

Mr. BRANCH in the Chair,
Btlct
It Was moved by Mr. TROATTBECKBA
UGH seconded by Mr.

4esoked,his"T
from gi
i:luatified to repre
tr.Y.e the vvelfart,

hat this Meeting. considers Harmood Banner.
'eat experience in public matters, eminently
!sent the Electors of this Ward, and to pro-
of the good old town of Liverpool and the

r. J. B. 13A ETALEATON, seconded by Mr. nom

Meeting use all legal means Su RA
.ciutnphant returkof Mr. Banner."
,ALLVMMA secockOd by Mr. E. WEBSTER,
. following Gentle n form a Committee, witt
to their numhe (Here a list of upwards of fifth
'f ~all parties was omitted to the Meeting and ap.

flint tt

trtbat
hAtnej°
.171roi.ecl ',
.”)
.4,ved.ef by Mr.
4,461;, eeennded by Mr. IRELAND,
4!,xD eb 'Hat a hubser ton be innnediately.entered into defray tii
sea of thif.lection."

fir THOMAS BRANCH, Chairman.
—ANN.Ett then moved a vote of thanks to the Chairman,
12,,, as seconded and carried unanimously, ,
thenee COMMITTEE SITS DAILY at Mr. IN HIMMAN S,
HOTEL, inillanover-street, where all corn-
-4tions and Sug_gestions will be gratefully received.
DANIF,L BAUGH,
C. J. wADDINGTON. Chairman of the Committee.

W ATOM COMMITTEE AND THE. Pomee.-
t,_be recollected that the Watch Committee, previous
NlTl`'e visit of her Majesty, came to the resolution to ex-
tiessge ail offences against police officers, such as drunken-
io,ol, ace. from the report-books, and to commence with
?Piet:ciliate pages. This act, in itself of doubtful pro•
Nils'? Wag, with much show of reason, deemed to be an
thetatice to those offieers who had never committed
teit,,lves by impropriety of conduct, they receiving no
Nye:" of merit, whilst men who had conducted them-
u_theal tth impropriety, were placed on equality with
~teh
1-' "a ,fhe matter received the consideration of the
skornmittee, who have determined on presenting
taediltt lice offi
meritcers against whom there has been no charge
.
at4"ntieTCV COURT, YESTERDAY.—In re Hug 4
B°a.---In this case, the bankrupt, formerly a mer-
glitioadart ln Liverpool. crone up on an adjourned last exami-
tatoor—the Previous hearing of the case having been
fileAled, hi order that an amended balance sheet might
and certaju books and documents handed over to
ee`aoer of the court. After some preliminary argument
;:.laieretpli,° Parts of the balance sheet. which were not
IDilate,iem fully explained, 'although there have been
ttekih'. adjournments of the. case, the bankrupt was
lay, ;7: at considerable length as to his solvency in
fates'll Were, When he purchased an annuity for £2OOO.
4_14 ere also many other points on which the Court
p;pl, .ncTre ample and accurate informetion should be
1c1:414-::.... the case was, consequently, again adjourned
week. for the yurpos.! of allowing Mr, .11-athea '0 Nailer amend hil balance sheet.