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TO TILE ELECTORS OF SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSIIIRF,.
TSIF deelare our intention to assist, by all
171 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 Higginson, 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. S., Dallington
Vernon, Captain Leicester, Upton-hall
Villiers. the Hon. Frederick, Sulby•hall
Vyse, Colonel R. H. Howard. Boughton-park
Waterfield, Thomas, Esq., M.D., Daventry
Willes, Charles, Esq., Manor-h. use, Kingautton
Willes, William, Esq., Astrop house
Wood, Thomas, Esq., Brixworth
All communications having reference to this Election are to
be addressed to Cornwallis R. Cartwright, Esq., Chairman of
Committee, George Hotel, Northampton.
C. P. Berkeley, Esq., 6, Latisdown-place, Brunswick-square,
will act on behalf of Col. Cartwright in London and its neigh-
bourhood, and attend to any communications addressed to him.

To the CLERGY, GENTRY, and OTHER ELECTORS of the
SOUTHERN DIVISION of the COUNTY of NORTHAMP-
TON.
GENTLEMEN,
AVACANCY having occurred in the Repre-
sentation of this Division of the County through the
lamented death of Earl Spencer, I beg to offer myself as a Can-
didate on Conservative principles.
Though not opposed to any necessary reforms, I am for sup•
porting all the Institutions in Church and State, by which the
honour and greatness of this country have been ad long upheld.
I hope to have the pleasure of waiting upon every Elector in
person. when I shall be ready most fully to explain my opinions
on the Political Q iestions which are at present agitating the
public mind.—l have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, your
obedient Servant,
Edgcott January 4th, 1858.

HENRY CARTWRIGHT, Colonel.

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