The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1853-11-15 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

MUNICIPAL ELECTIO.Z 01 _______4 rr tet'' ti, TEE elections for Abercromby, South .1•°- ed bi ~j Aldermen, election Pitt-street of ththoek Wards, repsl place tce ace t isvounep prsleyaptresu rthe de naytvacancies ti it t:oc tt re,es i::110:4f turned without opposition ; but for each °f t' Ward Mr. JAMES ROBINSON, a CosservalA,,, ow vacancies there was a spirited contest. , )0' In ABBRCROMBY WARD the efindidat° :eS'Y'rv,oc' Taos. LEE, a Conservative, and Mr. lATlO'lit' tipp° ' Radical. Both parties held meetings of theirjoot•oo( on Friday ; the former at the Placenix Tani"' e poll ,0,. sant, and the latter in Mulberry-street. 111, f0110.,:t0 menced on Saturday, at nine o'clock, and t` 11 e reerai* was the state of the voting daring the daY' _, the hourly returns :-- E•Ovr livN• 89 10 o'clock B3 0 .. 11 ,f, ... 114 171 12 „ 1 !f....................... . ••• 219 09 2 „ 3 „ ........................... '989 333_1 ; 10/ Close... ... ................... . 391. u, riectio- 'll ill h Mr. EARLE was, therefore, deelare'll 6,7000-1 e 10e and his friends proceeded to their tinec°A-dressedt coy Mulberry-street, where Mr. EAIIOAs-joa °I ;ii tlie Sembly, and was tolerably well rece,„.l",:oseflll °lli, - . se vatives considering that'he will 7: -415 il, ebee''„k`" e 0 Council, to keep the refractory Ilawc— attempted t 0 .--al4 ROBERTSON GLADSTONE afterwards attel:Gtrioguge'4ll speech ; but his outri manner, extravag°," received t 09 incoherence were so manifest, that he Iv.--t tit tilahooting and derisive laughter. It is alialtS Cot' friends took care of him. , vs WO tbe w tri In Pitt-street Ward, Mr. WlL.ttoi 15."4.- folli 'erg, servative candidate, and the Badie,lds bad the ~.., boo.. it 4 again with Mr. JOAN SMIT'. Tbe int6°l,ol/ tll;s' was the right way from the opening cif the ~;oritY ° close, when Mr. MANN was returned by 11" The following is the hourly return n:-n. smit. Ma 43 Ten o'clock .................. 66.... ........ '• • 81 ............ ' ...... 98.••• •...... •''•.• 03 Eleven ...... Twelve ... ........... . ........ 126. ...... ..••••••10 One ........................... 180 .• ••••••• • • ' • 'lel • Two ............ ..... .......... 196 ...... .••••••••,65 Three ........................ 209... ....... .• ••.1.`09 ~j Close.. ........................ .221... ...... ... • • Jed to:1, Mr. MANN and his, supporters afterwards p rct7e jeiiieesl., committee-room, where several speeches 'Welt r the ,ir the successful candidate thanking the electors i° tile ''', elector al 01. tions they had used, and congratulating the ,„, ;it tile sc_,fitic' nued ascendancy of Conservative princiPw' -,_,,,i5er• 0/ Last night a crowded meeting of the '-'7le 100,of Electors of Pitt-street Ward was held at the linivio,fis Pitt-streo, Mr. RIAIMER in the Chair. -Mr", rtarl',ol MANN was present, and took the opportunitY °l"' 101 lit his thanks to the electors for the support wliolltjsl to so generously afforded to him, and avowing his veil to.. to devote his best attention in the Town enujito e:ote interests of the rate-payers, without reference, , foie 4.. The Chairman,,in returning his'acknowledgnlent7a.ys itio of thanks to himself, said that his father had.,,al`se 'let ...t. blued the highest respect for Mr. MANIC, 110,1, ° before breaking-up, gave three loud cheeLa for oitit6 ••••••••—."•.— r',_ r0a1..ce.,r4 Of Co II 00. a ;OP DR. BALL, an eminent surge,o3l suicide, on Friday week, by hanging', ilinisew 0 l' his garden, with a military 04.5h1 belougilig-7 law Adjutant Dagg.  lOCAL