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St. Anne Street was one of the original sixteen wards established as a result of the Municipal Corporations Act 1835.
The ward ceased to exist in 1952
"All such portions of the said borough as are included within a line drawn from the point at which Shaw's-brow meets Byrom-street, northwards along the centre of Byrom-street, to the point where the same joins Scotland-place, thence along the centre of Scotland-place, to the point at which the same joins Scotland-road, thence along the centre of Scotland-road, to the point at which the same is met by Rose-place, thence eastward along the centre of Rose-place, to the point at which the same meets the boundary line of the township of Everton, thence south-ward along the boundary of the Lime-street Ward, to the point first described." [1] [2] [3]
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| Year | Party | Councillor elected | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1835 | Reformer | Richard Alison | |
| Reformer | Thomas Coglan | ||
| Reformer | Edward Cropper [4] | ||
| 1836 | Reformer | Joseph Mason | |
| 1837 | Reformer | Edward Segar | |
| 1838 | Reformer | Thomas Coglan | |
| 1839 | Conservative | Robert Jones jun. | |
| 1840 | Reformer | William Slater | |
| 1841 | Conservative | James Parker | |
| 1842 | Conservative | Robert Jones jun. | |
| 1843 | Reformer | Joseph Hornby | |
| 1844 | Conservative | James Parker | |
| 1845 | Reformer | William Earle | |
| 1846 | Conservative | William Bennett | |
| 1847 | Conservative | James Parker | |
| 1848 | Conservative | Thomas Poole | |
| 1849 | Conservative | William Bennett - elected Alderman 9 Nov 1850 | |
| 1850 | John Nicholson | ||
| 15 Nov 1850 | Reformer | William Kenney Tyrer | |
| 1851 | Raymond William Houghton | ||
| 1852 | Reformer | Thomas Llewelyn Hodson | |
| 1853 | John Nicholson | ||
| 1854 | Reformer | Joseph Kitchen | |
| 1855 | Reformer | Thomas Llewelyn Hodson | |
| 1856 | Reformer | James Mellor | |
| 1857 | Reformer | Joseph Kitchen | |
| 1858 | Reformer | Thomas Llewelyn Hodson | |
| 1859 | Conservative | George Nickson | |
| 1860 | Liberal | Joseph Kitchen | |
| 1861 | Liberal | William Bottomley Bairstow | |
| 1862 | Conservative | George Nickson | |
| 1863 | Liberal | Joseph Kitchen | |
| 1864 | Conservative | Dr. John Stopford Taylor | |
| 1865 | Conservative | Joseph Bennion= | |
| 1866 | Conservative | Arthur P. Fletcher | |
| 1867 | Conservative | Dr. John Stopford Taylor | |
| 1868 | Conservative | James Denton | |
| 1869 | Conservative | James Tarbuck | |
| 1870 | Conservative | Dr. John Stopford Taylor | |
| 1871 | Conservative | James Denton | |
| 1872 | Conservative | James Tarbuck | |
| 1873 | Conservative | Dr. John Stopford Taylor | |
| 1874 | Conservative | Dr. William Cross | |
| 1875 | Liberal | Ronald McDougall | |
| 1876 | Conservative | George Fowler | |
| 1877 | Conservative | Dr. William Cross | |
| 1878 | Conservative | Thomas Hayes Sheen | |
| 1879 | Liberal | Henry Vaughan | |
| 1880 | Conservative | Dr. William Cross | |
| 1881 | Conservative | Thomas Hayes Sheen | |
| 1882 | Conservative | Joseph Woodcock | |
| 1883 | Conservative | William Cross M.D. | |
| 1884 | Conservative | Thomas Hayes Sheen | |
| 1885 | Conservative | Joseph Woodcock | |
| 1886 | Conservative | Dr. William Cross | |
| 1887 | Conservative | William Clarkson | |
| 1888 | Liberal | Samuel McMillin | |
| 1889 | Conservative | Arthur John Jones Bamford | |
| 1890 | Conservative | Jacob Reuben Grant | |
| 1891 | Liberal | Samuel McMillin | |
| 1892 | Liberal | Eli Brooks | |
| 1893 | Liberal | Jacob Reuben Grant | |
| 1894 | Liberal | Samuel McMillin | |
| 1895 | Liberal | Jeremiah Miles | |
| 1895 | Liberal | Jacob Reuben Grant | |
| 1895 | Conservative | Richard Ripley | |
| 1896 | Liberal | George King | |
| 1897 | Liberal | Jacob Reuben Grant | |
| 1898 | Liberal | James Crean | |
| 1899 | Conservative | Frederick Saunby | |
| 1900 | Liberal | George King | |
| 1901 | Conservative | Isaac Caton Glover | |
| 1902 | Conservative | Julius Jacobs | |
| 1903 | Liberal | George King | |
| 1904 | Conservative | Isaac Caton Glover | |
| 1905 | Labour | James Sexton [5] | |
| 1906 | Liberal | George King | |
| 1907 | Liberal | Dr. James Clement Baxter | |
| 1908 | Labour | James Sexton | |
| 1909 | Liberal | George King | |
| 1910 | Liberal | Dr. James Clement Baxter | |
| 1911 | Labour | James Sexton | |
| 1912 | Liberal | Philip Durning Holt | |
| 1913 | Liberal | Dr. James Clement Baxter | |
| 1914 | |||
| 1919 | Liberal | Philip Durning Holt | |
| 1920 | Irish Nationalist | Patrick Alfred Durkin | |
| 1921 | Labour | James Sexton | |
| 1922 | Independent Labour | John Nield | |
| 1923 | Irish Nationalist | Patrick Alfred Durkin | |
| 1924 | Labour | James Sexton MP | |
| 1925 | Catholic Party | James Farrell Jnr. | |
| 1926 | Labour | Maurice Eschwege | |
| 1927 | Labour | James Sexton C.B.E. MP | |
| 1928 | Labour | John David Mack | |
| 1929 | Labour | Maurice Eschwege | |
| 1930 | Labour | Mrs.Elizabeth Margaret Braddock | |
| 1931 | Labour | John David Mack | |
| 1932 | Labour | Samuel Sydney Silverman | |
| 1933 | Labour | Mrs.Elizabeth Margaret Braddock | |
| 1934 | Labour | John David Mack | |
| 1935 | Labour | Samuel Sydney Silverman | |
| 1936 | Labour | Mrs.Elizabeth Margaret Braddock MP | |
| 1937 | Labour | John David Mack | |
| 1938 | Harry Livermore | ||
| 1945 | Labour | Mrs.Elizabeth Margaret Braddock | |
| 1945 | Labour | Abraham Louis Caplan | |
| 1946 | Labour | Mrs Sarah Anne McArd | |
| 1947 | Labour | Abraham Louis Caplan | |
| 1949 | Labour | Mrs.Elizabeth Margaret Braddock | |
| 1950 | Labour | Mrs Sarah Anne McArd | |
| 1951 | Labour | Abraham Louis Caplan | |
| 1952 | Labour | Mrs.Elizabeth Margaret Braddock | |
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