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TO Till his end 1401tTI Tesnecti ciples t 1 All be k Com C. pills bout Tot St . Ti lam did* por lion I per on poi obi It T ci 1 111 I TO TILE ELECTORS OF SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSIIIRF,. TS IF deelare our intention to assist, by all 1 7 1 legitimate means, Colonel HENRY CARTWRIGHT in his endeavour to represent the SOUTHERN DIVISION of NORTH AMPTONSII IRE upon Conservative principles, and but strongly,inge upon the friends of those prin. respectfully, -iples to give to him a united, earnest, and untiring support:— Ashby, Captain, Naseby Ilateson, Thomas, Esq., Park View, Towcester lievan, Richard Lee, Esq., Brixth-ball Kenn, John Higgi nson, Esq., Rugby Cartwright, Richard Aubrey, Esq., Edgcott Cartwright, Major Fairfax, Floore Cartwright, Cornwall's Richard, Esq., Walton-on-ThaMes Christie, Langliam, Esq., Preston Deanery Clarke, Richard Trevor, Esq , Welton-place Clerk°, Sir William Henry, Bart., Eldon Clough, Rev. A. 8., Braunstan Dryden, Sir Henry, Bart., Canon's Ashby buncombe, I'. Pauncefort, Esq., Great brickbat Manor Fermor. Hon. Thomas. EaSton Nes tun Grant. Wm., Esq., Litchborough Gunning, George, Esq., Horton ](atria, WM., Esq., Wootton-house Hewitt, Richard, Esq, Dodford Holbetch, Rev. Charles, Farnborough Hunt, George Ward, Esq., ICP . Wailenhoe Knightley, Sir Charles, Hart , Fawaley-park Lamb. Richard IIOWSOO, ES(I., Bragborough-hall Leigh, J. \V. Boughton. Esq., BrOWD8OVCr•Illil Lovell, Thomas, Esq., Winwitk-warren :Marisa, John• Christopher, Esq., Cosgrove Maunsell, Thomas P., Esq , Thorpe Molitor North, Colonel, M.P., Wruxton Abbey Peacocke, John M. W., Esq., Moulton-park Ramsay, Captain R., Broughton Robertson, A., Eaq., M.D., Northampton Robinson, Rev. Sir G. S., Bart., Eingstborpo Rose, W. Rose, Esq., Whilton Severne John E., Esq., Thenford Smyth, Wm., Esq., Houghton-house Stopford, Captain E., R.N., Daventry Stratton, John, Esq., Turweston Strong, William. Esq., Northampton Thu, shy, Rev. M. \V. F., Abington Trotnian, Rev. F. 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