The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

TO THE ELECTORS FOR THE BOROUGH OF

WAREHAM.

GISTLEMEN,
HAVING been earnestly requested by
many friends both far and near, to Louie forward
as • Candidate once inure to Represent your ancient
Borough in the ensuing Pailiaguent, I cannot resist their
solicitation ; nor can I hesitate to say that guy return as
your Representative will be again, as it has often been
before, highly gratifying to me.
You know my Political Principles, and I will only add
that I shall, consistently with guy own opinions, signori
the measures of the present Munster' of Her Most
Gracious Majesty the Queen.
I reinain,
GaNTLEMEN,
Your faithful Servant,
J. S. W. SAWBRIDGE FILLE DILAX.

Charborough Park,
Bth April, 1859.

TO THE LVDEPENDENT ELFATORB OF THE
BOROUGH OF POOLE.

GENTI.I3I/M,
LORD DERBY having considered it con-
-1.1 .ibt.nt with his duty to announce an immediate
dismilution of Par'Cunene, 1 beg to assure you that iny
brmlier's unexpected detention in America alone prevents
his presenting himself to you. He is still aruily attached
to those liberel principles which he has ever advocated,
and to which 1 pledge myself he will lend a ounsistamt
support.

I .
have every confidence that be will be with you in the
mum, of a few days, and personally solicit the continu-
ance of that kimineas which you have on previous
occasions extended to

My brother's general sentiments are by this time too
well known among you to require that I should enter
into a discussion of particular topics. I will only
therefore add that lie will, I ama convinced, be as ever
derirous to promote your interests, whether local, social,
or political.

GENTLEMEN,—
lam the more encouraged to make these Lowrance',
that I sin myself not personally a stranger to man) of
you; and relying upon the kindness of those whose
friendship I have the honor of puesessing, and on the
forbearance of those to whom I am known only by
name, I confidently trust that my brother may again be
returned by your suffrages to Ma) pioud position which
he has so long, and I may add faithfully, occupied.
I have the honor to be,
GENTLEMEN,
Your faithful and obedient servant.
ALFRED SEYMOUR.
London, April 5, 1659.

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