The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-23 00:00:00

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STATE of the POLL. sonata aka. ?DTA L. &ram ••.. 779 1963 Std • Ma x well , 465 . 1796 netzt w o Z• irk is +lids:l;9o 14.-mmum.—! • ' zlotslA On the close of tile Pollvit Atte b'clocki ' MOP leasing numbers were ansioescealt— ;•to, Alderioati Wood.— MS Sir W. Usti % .... Mr. Wilson 4g37 Alarmism thorp ler. Waldman . Mr. Alderman Woon, td addressing the loivery,i observed, that they_ had most falttrfuily kept thde promite to him, sod that bis. St only to request that they would Ciitioge. biiitions they bad bitbetto made. They might be elenred that be would Devitt detect them; their coda lasi IN, Lad to the end of his life he *sold deeatt bliatielf to the People's ales& As he had skein,/ etatedi, be had been received by every Liveryman der,ing his convaail in the most cheerful and cordial inanoet, and bad ieceived assergoces of suppott incept heel hoe *ha differed with him in political sentiments. ,At Wit refusal he was not dissatisfied, and slittuid,lie ready, when the Election was over, to take , eol-.0414,he 1 14 hand who voted against. him sionerelt trim* OttottlAg# for he wished for none het truly inileppadent sel o p fines. The honour the Isvety . bad dem bite be should endeavour to repay isubis Iseit,egerslons Id theirs and the coentry's can This, he ptomise4 them from his heart, would be the principle us obic4 he should always act, *bother io or out .91 Yedifei melt. Mr. Wltioat returned thanks tot tho tra" NI .At traoilliaary favour which had bee! elsoadualla that day by ate Livory. In the ElectiosisdAlla ggls 181 81 thegreatest number polled on the Otil,ay !se only US, whereas he has polled no lest this S9L Then iignal honour demanded all his gratitude, and ha l bad not words to esksess what Is felt on each se sac". casion. The Battering situation in *hick they placed him on the Poll rendered success and a finals triumph tomorrow certain. He, however, begged, that they would continue their elle:liens to metutaist. him, until the close of the Poll, in the distiopash64l situation in which they had pliteedhim. t.. Mr. WAITIINAN had cpagrataille the r oLoi.k very, upon the result of the Polly .9st Saturday bit teetered to predict, that thong from pica liar tic"i ceinaleesee ,coquected with that. day, wbiti, wart portialarly occupied many persooa who Anoltlhave7 come to the Poll, he bad sestaiped a relative dinti" - naliosof 14 Tres, the friottis Of Freedom would rally on Monday. That prediction eel now as ? ply fulfilled ; for it appeared from the state ,of the numbers, that he had net only made pp those ttlki votes bat had adtanted 27 vote, user tlte.ot,hoe, Candidate nest in rotation. A more gleamsa tiineisilaforr the Friends of Freedom bad nevi. beeu dispisped is tie City of London then on this occasir.o. Neve, had any Election been conducted with greater taw. Dees than the present. Neo..ampaostri or itossuimfol aoimobities bad been manifested.. IL Isits a free soak, honoutabie trial of public °pickle. One of tisk : Candidates who had left the field had show a himeellf, sensible of this, end that Gentleman had done full jostles to the cause in the ioterest, of which ha was., embarked, for he bad fairly confessed that poblia I opinion was against his eatase.—(4l piarme.)—Wlsaks-i ever he had thought of that Gentleman as a politi4;; chin, he must say that be considerad the greatest act., of his political lilt was that by which he bad gale out of it.— (Loud estplause.)—Witle regard to lambert self he felt no personal esultation on account of theitit situation in which the Livery had placed him, b4kr Loose he was sensible that, had any other man Moog *efore thee; in the way Ls had dose, all afforded 1441 •portunity for the equession of public opittios,,t they would have acted in the PS* wanner. He felt, however, much pride at having been the husabla aledium through which they bad chosen to de‘lariel‘v *heir teatimes's. Since die Election commenced tAtie Livery who supported him had proceeded tegalerip#,, siihoet ally violent straining; their louse had been steady and progressive, and they bedizen/ones •, been driven from the ground they had gained., Merit 4•40 been done notwitbatandiag that thousands ed • hews had been written by bankers and abaci, r limo of shoot were not citizens of London, toebeie gaistomers to induce them to come forward mid vote against bim.—(Some hissing, and cries of lowa sat Me lairserr.)—lt appeared that they had got- a goo*" or two on the Busting., bit be hoped the Livery' • would bear with them.—(Load applesses.)—Tbe malt of all the influence which had been eserted against •him was, that his adversary bad that day, at half" after one, a majority of 50 more than votes ever Moe 'At the latter end of the Poll, however, the free end independent men came forward, and as he bad ere ready told them, he bad gained a majority of 27 - en the whole of the Day's Poll.—(Applause.)—He no* felt so confident in the situation in which the Livery had placed him, that he could not only predict that Inal success would crown their efforts, but miglit Venture to recommend to them to render their triumph', more signal and glorious by bringing in another Cave ' idate. In thanking them all for their kind elm titris, he hoped that each man, on leaving the Hall, would consider that the battle depended on himself, and that by bringing forward his friends to-utairow,' bre would be the means of achievim a greet triumph is the cause of Freedom and Independence. Tiber, .winold thus show those who had misrepresented thesis. et other Meetings, and called them rebels, that they Mad true British WNW is their veins ' end were the Steady supporters of the principles of the Cognate. ,lion. As an individeal, be was of little cow/wince. Age,. or others who addressed them, might pilaff; het it was their business to take care that tias.coliak: liberty• triumphed, as it ought to do, in ewertfiek pastry. He expected teem them come forwsrif Sol; marrow with increased force, whoa the , drsiold be complete. l Sir WILLIAW . Coarts nnt nine feel liiiklet 'N. was so groat that all the* ondeaiiiirt stile EAST INDIA-1101)AEO1th Jose, 1818 T" COURT of DIRECTO RS of Ai VNITED of italitikins of ENG LAND, traits: its the !Galt 'Welke; db ket4b. sine Nona, Dia the Cavil reit be ready IS ridiius Proasials IA orritlV, ow or lo•fore Wattooodow lhs SAM hod. firma the Owners of Ships of the borthew offroot 710 lo WO Si,or beadier awaileassiad, spa:ibises the rale of freight at what mil asp IS waft t. td such slurs for sae vivito le mad from Chili Areal, in las Caw yasj's service. . The traders, w tho ;w ith ok "‘ Skip rosier" ow the moor, to ei severally Waked lip died 10 vitt the Seavtary at this louse, jig or before rusks title& at Nowt ' on the said 44th instant, bird which hour Mo Nader Will he received. JOSEPH li4fRT, Secretary. •T'llis Particulars *fag Tmoi sad Cooditioite, nadir which as orgaget tbe the Compose. Uri/ire, lig be hid ap es tit Um* to the Coomilttoi of Skipping, on d i rafNsaMMllenotto 411•Maismiks Subscription for defray* the necessary ezpences of the Medial, are received at the several Commiftee Roonse,oad Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand Mr. Raeimmo, 00, Desn.empeg, Bobo; Ednaol Langley, E'i. 17, Iftigwove-vmsd Mr. Bing, I% 00%g-ems; and at the Bar of the Crown and Ands,* laetra, Strout. The Committee sft daily as above, from Ten o'Cloek to the Mendog, M lea *Watt In the Eveniag. THE AP()LIANICON, a Greod Musical Is. gramme. ismenteg and snaiinfactared by Messrs. Flight and Robins. Omni &laden, ouster the immediate pa towage of his liss)at the P nee &great. is ex hibiting, by its inperior meritanicll pow rt. at their Rooms. I $ Hi. St. Marglalo-lane, datifi, from twelve o'clock excepting we 'very Wedoestluy and s.turdau, on which day. Mr. PURK ids a Processor of Maim, perturtn, de the Inslrometst from she hours .1( two to four. Selections from the Mocks of the dlferent eminent Comp.ness ; aid on evert Tlusr-day evening, doriag the Seams, the full maattal powers it !!.e I ii..truntent are exhibited by, and wider she di rectiol. f, Mr. THOMAS ADA SIS, Profctior of Music, who, (absinett b) ire other Performers, occiiiionally at the utile time) will play Selections from the Attest Works et the man sliiiment *mien( and modern compilers. A List et the Performances shay he had, a day or two pre views, on application at the Rowas..—Adosittesere deg, On Thursday tiscoims the Rooms are atoned at half-past seven o'clock, and the Performaace commences at eight.—Ad shimmer Sls. 6d. To the INDEPENDENTfraELut. UN. Dutormra Fassitsu, THE Diggistation has replaced in your Lauda the metal/ant which you bare repokd in me fur boor successive Parliamews. I again entertain tie stinguise bope, that I dad!, for the lab time, be supported by Oar fartrafami bussured by your sluice. lu me professios• are umeeemary. It ham ever been my practice, as I feel it my duty, to convolt you m all imposition tit catiows, sod to endeavour to became the Represeotagve of )our minds, as well as your persons. What is a Represemia rive, if be does not reflect the image of his Constitoests ? What is a Parliament, if it is not the mirror of &be Nation?- -a ridiculous mockery—a contemptible inconsistency ! What - Ilk Howe of Commons, or what ought it to be, but an As sembly of Delegates front all parts of the kingdom, to speak tilreploiantami wishes of the People-0 make known their usterestsp mod promote thera—to state their grievances, and re. dress them—to assert their sights and secure them. The trani actions of history, and the derivation of the very whit Par liament, will admit of no other cooelnsion. and it is treuaa to car liberties and prosperity to contend for any other cow straction. Mean t login and Robson alto respectfully beg to arqsalat the Nobility and I . :Jewry, that they hare uu dermal illsoriatent of Organs of all deacriptloas, completed aua ready for sale at their WSlfttoolll6. ALIIION EIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACK FRIARS, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT, CAPITAL. ONE MILLION. INSURANCES falling due at Mitlatmorayr will expire, unless renesied within 6f(reo days from that pe riod It is ooe of the advaasages of she Albion Company, to the Pohlic, that it holds out oo profession of Aortas profits with those it Moores. Person,. Insured are not liable to Calls to make good the lensed of others; n responsibility free which the could mit be free, if their insurances weir accompanied wit iiiiy prospect 0r benefit to arise from ptobts. Person+ unstring on the plhn of receiving morn., hare :cell subjected to the atlas of .1 his dangerous 'f he company's rates anti conditions are of the moot reason able de*eriptior: is liberal commission isAlloWed to Solicitor.. and olhero. effecting Life Imarance; and esery facility is at: funded by which she interest nod conormenre of the Penile may be promoted. WARNER PIIIPPS, ;Secretory. Mr iodinate intems arse daring the time I have bad the hatrotr Of waft sort, demotatrates that our priaciples are the tams and I Deed only turn to the Jaggiest, of Partin menials 9111100, that every vote of mine has her. dictated by as a..xlmmallloulloa to your iotere.ts, the liberties of my Couatry, amd the happlarm of ma ask hid . Tube use sof the Drlegates to the National Asoensbly of an humane sad ealighteued-Peopk, is the atestest belabor a mom i. capable of enjoying. Title., *tan. and trappings; ere hieing.' parison eontraptible. As for as you are concerned, you are determined to do year duty. Would that the rest of your fel law•rubjects were admitted to the same natural aad mem hulloe s' ri g iii4, and that those who paid the taxes 6160411 dooms *me COUNTY FIRI/14Pricli, SOUTHAMPTON-STK F.RT, STRAND. TiavirEss. lake of Rutland, K. G. 1 William Prised. Esq. M. P. Marquis of Buckingham, IS. Bernard SI °dead, Esq.M.P. Yaryyisof Norjoiaoispoon, $!) Di g nieertor-Z4. T. B. &Kinnear. Esq. F.A.S. RETtiIiNS to the amount of 18,2001. hive been paid vision the lost fbur sears to those who have been insured fr yen Yea" I—a go eater advautage to the Pablie 11$1111 has been hitherto yielled h .{.•.% well-secured listablosnmest. Aid she Public may rest assured that Claims spun this Mice 'are sever titcated upou mere lagat wbjectioas, is order to re- Winer be-e retain., but that deemed. are paid is full, with the ma oft or. , topturie. Experience has proved that, to the business of Fire laser :owe, a large permanent Cispitai, in addition to the firetaatiag asters .tasnig from the Premiums, is stecessary for SCIEIR SE CURI f Y. This permanent and addtttonal Capital the Otigisal Members have pr - to the emit of 4410,0001. sad they altwK are rev.ditabit for louses. Ales.% are appoiuted in all the principal towns, who are also Agents to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, founded on `siomtbor principles. . who make them! This is the law of Engload. though *shop pity wrested from the great body of the nation by 154 MAIO. datib, who velars a majority of the House of Commons, and whose majast storpatiun puts equally to the hazard the power of the Crews, and the rights of the People. And, worse than till, the patrouge of the State, fed by your industry and Fup porteJ from your pockets, is extended to a pitch cal boundless e xtravagoace; for the purpose of being shared among those harpies. who if they were to act to .concert against the Crown; it would /name pa•eglem and degraded, as the People have become now, soder their rod, a distressed ind oppressed nation. The times in which we live require all who hare votes to trod motto Parliament who will enforce Economy and Reform— Metall the tetras:wawa of the Court md the profusion f its blinistetwordasoso measures •of relict for the iodts-trines end augment "moot the rearavenity—and, libelee ail, to lessee the burdens of the People, sad ditaiuith Coe swarms of locusts which *erasion them. Brother Freemen. we are said to be in a state of ranged peke. I call it only art armed truce, when such is the state of the world to which the Courtrai of his hloojesiy's Ministers have reduced us, that, for security only, we are required to keep op a Standing Army of more than 01. e hundred and twenty thou sand men, so army ancotwiitutional in its very nature and es- Wrote. covering the laid • ith bayonets sad barracks, me nacing our liberties at home, and a tuitionsl disgrace abroad ; for abut ma be more disgraceful than to make Euigli b su Goers thejaaissavieu of a forma Despot? Beyond this, too, we have the Kw fel orootemplation of them. Our comatnaltia, reientine home Into the booms of their families, and the society of writ feltow-eitisras, with a new and fatal education, under oyranni cal'employare, and thie contagious igilluence of abject a-s o iate- Time was ; when every English soldier was a eiihten, hot maw the rage for military rule. under the auspices of the Hole Al. liance, is such. that every citizen is to be a soldier, and the civil order of society is to be inverted at d sacrificed is what. in Bonaparte. was so justly etirdeelised, hut what, now he is pine. is too studiomly and fatally imitated. Nur in him de we dad ambition ex linguisticcf. or a jealousy of this country sob . deed Diplomatic craft and ineertuity will readily find pre texts for fresh armaments, should the finance: of the Public ever permit its sad sales the People return to Parliaalent the frienjossf peat sad bemanity, we have no security, bet oar Mahal war, that scourge and scandal of the halos us considerations of a vital sad paramount nature, what"' er oar state of repose may be called, it is areom -ar: Med with the burdens and dangers of war, with few of the advaamges of peace. if we lose ant nor fellow-subjects in the held of battle, the victims of pasperissi are drives to emigra tion; if they fall not by the sword, they die in workhouses sod jails. those &Modal and tpleadid substitutes for the decreased ea.; dilapidated massioas of the country geedemes, who were once the en players and protectors of an Industrious, thriving, shed well.proportiosted population. It has beet sell observed, that the rich are the beakers of the poor; bat excessive taxation, by breaking down the former, Illicts its worst effects mike letter. The direct taxatioa. which is t. It by the poser. hamming and oppressive as it may he. is nothieg is comporis.n of it:baneful erects, when it is indirectly dry nig op the sources of employment, throe fertilizing fonatains of g.ntiousal prosperity, whirl, nourish and setieh the exertions of All Masonic).* and happy People. Impressed with these considerations and feelings, I again offer tays.if to your notice and on these grounds rwitideusly Lir foes your Ginner--disda ining to be returned to Pao liangesi by wan tess comstitutinnal than yoarselves, and determined. that, la r Representative, )our independent principles shall be ri fleeted and respected. our Inchl Interest', and the personal welfare of every Pe• *Goa nod Inhabitant of Boston, it bus been my pride to Italy. la ins public capacity, my object is to spare. not Angle the paltileparse ; and while In your service, nig vote of mime lola ever c.,st sate sohjeet of the empire a peaty or a tear. I have the honour to remain, Brother Firemen, Your sincere sal faithful Friend and Servants nib hal; • ttIiLLIAM A. MADOCHS. • vety ivixtrier eletalit SIDCK eV A" HELLS asid PY NE. t ( 7. Fleet-street, is now %F.I.LING OFF. Richard Welk retiriai hr..' the trade,lt consist; astir moo bupersor ionisation India Shunts, India and ltristsb Mttitlis.. French Ctissbries. Tkrile Linen. Sheetinis, Feinted Consist les, Italics. 'MIA Fans. numb-takers. Sureness, Poplins, sus' %ar:oui, ether Goods, whirls sire particularly re commended t.. the :mention of she Kobilitc. Grose ), and Public. -.....L- -- INDIA LANG CLOTHS.* rr"E udrajters of the hue MADRAS LONG 171,0 ;Its or INDI - 11 and the Public, tt-e re.pecifally informed, 4111.1A/tD'S NSW. PATENT CLOTH entirely top e r4e4e4 She use of she above and is applicable in all Cite purpows fur %kWh tit4t has bets: held is isoiverml mtimation, as act! sts for Mbirnhg. Ti Frtaase. aryi Gelilit-Men vit t % abroad to. or miaowing frosii; warm it ent.ntial4. from lie owurl4l ctssiducivesiesp isi.betillb in tbanitaiwell as its the colder one:. .t trothog to prevem the effects fifteen Iv arisiag from -addmltriin-if front fatal to cold: • The wide widths far Sheeting we desirable fur winter wear, foe travelling, sad for cold citroates. It i, mold by the Patentee, at hit East India, naming'', Scotch. Munches er. Printed Furniture, and Family Liam WAtelomor„ iiiiAPSll/14. aad no syhei•ebe what ever Al wdr t.. 111 for s it briag imbaltioas OW%), Cases of tiO litll4l Piro-, ragh . Kir exportation. and Its the Piece of 26 to 52 yards earls. as Ytt. f 41., 5.., 3s. 61., In 64. nit per pod ; rihete amtloatiots is req a.sed to rw made, and all orders from Abr O. the t country ate ri ecifully rrquestei So be sent. The various kiii•is of India and Kriti4ls Lang Cloths, India bleslins, White Chiots, &c., with the NNW fiwitionobit articles of Dress, Foreign Lace and Veil., and the various kis& of Family LineM, ore sold as abort, WlaOldiade aad Retail, on the most reasonable terms. • B RITISH PAINT M ANUFAt;TORY, Queen . street, CheasP,isle. Landes. IMPF.NRTICABLE ANI I) AtITI-CORROSIVEIPAI/ITS. Invisible Otero. per Curt. bsa. Mark per Cwt. 565. Olive ditto . . 765. While . . 405.. Bright Olive dated . 1126. Yellow • . A ! Rath Red . . SA. blase and Lead Colours 48s. aright Red • 36* Stone • . Ws. Chocolate . 4!i•. Preemie(' Oil 111 0011 steers for use Ss. per frillillOti• Relised Coal Tar Browny...Vt. per Cwt.—Cssammon 1111: Best White Lead,per Cwt. 50:5.. Tsrpeni asw per Ga4oss 64., hecoodoitto • dO. 4&. Liiise,d Oil, per Gaon 4s. 9d. LAMP OILS. Per Galina. Per Chinos.. Gentility. Sperm Oil 94. 0.1. Relined Oil for Pates Ges.id Sistaing do. , 7. Cd: Lamps Str 64, Palle Seal Oil 4s. 9d. Pale Whale Oil ds. Ot. . , Colalndli Dins 9s: 911:r The laspeseetrielele Paints are soiled to all sal•dose work. where a liandstoiwe apOeeinsice aged great /elephant! ari required. Tkii ClO Tar Paints. Martkalarly the Redesid, will preserve wood (no nmay years, bowrser, each, exposed toshe erects of , the weather, fiat is a ♦certain care Tor Yes lois and Dry Rest . it sisoca eavereng"tworly equal in appeafamee ea the best Paints. The ."bite 44p01,,,Torpesitisme. Liratill Oil, mid roisters' olour% Wu !(14 best qsallties. The pospOils &pulsar.' male/ gelatdmile, sit/ *Ma lime amasser is which they bale been porieed,' lea Ira taaataapftior S. dense emcee)! said: , • • aIiORIA IV Prow and Co. MereimMts and time Trak imptilied as airastageses 11:11. ierz r . ~,1 ,Lt. thole t: to the genpeortfgbar wad 1 Cwl. of Coal Tar, sold. ‘• L 11 p *U&?IlY sad iNDEPENoIiNT FREEMEN ai the soKonqu of SUDBURY. Gear Lana, sw - tyos to accept my unfeigned acknorledg. J. ' merits for fie distingitished It - orator which I have received, by being, a; most armaimously, elected o ne of th e Reptemotatives is Porllinieut of your Piet and Independent Borough. I feel, Weed, gratified at the result of a contest in width I have perionally experienced .each general support, which hs been marked by a spirit of cimeiliation and good-twill es part both of the Elector s and of the Cbodidates„ sod which Sir bent coodocied witboirt the tlistatit-r, venality, and ratty spat, too renown on similar oceasi.ina. It Ith:.11 in return be my endeavour to evince is Paelianietrt a steady loyalty to the Sovereign, and a Ann attachment to the great principles of our krtre cor.stisutiote, as well as to promote, b) every 'reins lu 'Sty . peiser, the ;corral prosperity of the reentry. and in pirtindar twat of the Manufactures of your tastiest Tows. With my smelliest Woks to those sealooi and etteellent farads of every party, wlstite combined - eves-Coro ba%e placed seat the head of the Polli I beg to' web-critic s) self, Geotlemos: Your faithful and obedient Servant, Loudon, Jose 22, NIL WILLIAM IiEYOAra. LAST DAY. ivvyyr- FR I 1)A T, 4611. AiNit; A Ticket must gaits ,040,000 or it4tl,ooo fur titilb Fritie abOve X 1.0410. HAZARD and CO., Controetors for the Lottery, solicit attention to the present unexampled State of the Wheel, with ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW 44 CAPITALS, laded* TWO of 4 . 20,001. at. Re. Which Must ALL RE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE% WHEN THE LOTTERY FINISHES. A few Tickets and Share. ,et remain unsold, and may now be bad, warratreeel Utennprn, n H A ZARD nod t'o. Contrar lOrs, at their 'cry old Oiler; li.%itt.Ese kluge, London, and by ull their Aiello' thr. ognino the Cushir , . who have already Shared and Sold. in the jor.ent L itery, SEVEN CAIPI i Al. PRIZES In tile Ylor's t ees FIVE PRIZES OF X1(1,000. And in (Unser Letneries Pettiest, the- ameein.t of MANY MILLION•. IRISH LINENS, of sopi.tior tabrk, %ening in' IL Pieces at wholesale' stritie.r-Tbe - RF.LF %ST CO 4 PAX licit Public attention Itt - thralr estibltabiersir. which it iS seined will the fouod committa l ( sillily and swots icy. The piss they hare (or thirteen eAr, pursued is to impoit it • Lioeiss hat wh..t are whrrahted !net-bed on the gras-, without donate:it acid, VI hick from their contwetious iv itched. they are !tellies.. ha vel y ildr i t .geoss Irmo e the ioesperienced etapurthwe with Iw-entity. 4.14.- lone.' inure is marked, and if a fault ay pe.r. the moo.: urserned o‘ thee , Agents, (troika, Hutch, nod nt. Great tionctl-l.tterni Bloomsbury, facia4 t h e Bri tish Alu-rutn. This day was published, in One Vul. Ben. is. 6d. boards, by Baldnin.Crrsclock, and Joy, DATIONAI, REFORM, on Conslitulintiel Prin ciples,addressed to the Good Sense of the Eiseislt Nation. 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Draggists.'llawisellen. frainitiongers - Perfumers, Boot-oaken, UMW KIIISIMI I / 4 la les eV., Is., said 11. 6d. tail. GENERAL ELEGTION. WESTMINSTER. ELECTION.—The Chitral! of the City of . Westiiiimlier ma t h e pert of Sly SAM. ROMILLY Maim Imes new marly esimpleted; hh Comoiiitti hamea to emeratalase the Elm:sots ow the triosephous remit I— TH E IMMENSE MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE OF WESTMINSTER DESIRE TO BE REPRESENTED BY SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY ! It remains only to ;ive due efett to this desire so unequivocally expressed ; dad to this cod it Is most important that Sir Ssimeel's Supporters sh.oild be FOREMOST AT TRH POLL. The Committee Isaie mire melt messores as will prevent any perinatal locouvealroce 4/ la templets So set* Voters ms they Mut St to Oared to the Hastiest from the 6Cilerid Committee Room, 42, Elok-itreel; Coirestipinies. • JOHN MACkAY. Chairman. lITATI Sr tilt P•LL. Yesienisy, WI Day—Sir S. Readily.. 7 103—Total 1879 I f Sir M. Maxwell 485 146 Sir F. 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