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London, England, 1854-12-16 00:00:00

Dr. Wilton -
Captain J. it. Winckworth
William Wonacott, Esq.
John Worrell, Esq.
Charles Worrell, Esq.
James Yates, Esq.

TO THE ELECTORS OF
Gentlemen,

VOTING; Card has been sent from my
11 Committee-room to every Elector in the Borough, which it
is important that they should take with them to the poll. If
any elector should not have received this card on Monday
morning he is requested to give notice at my Central Com-
niittee.room.
The number of votes given at previous contested Elections
has been considerably leas then half the number registered; the
successful candidates were returned by a small minority of the
electors. I hope that on the present occasion the electors of all
classes will conie forward and express their sentiments, In order
that the candidate elected may really represent the whole con-
stituency. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your faithful servant, EBRI
Central Committee-room, Portland Hotel.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
Follow Electors,
AT the present crisis I think it a duty I owe
to you to state a few reasons why' I am compelled to
oppose JACOB BELL and support Lord EISRINGTON.

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Jacob Bell voted fur the Tory candidate in opposition UP the
late Lord Dudley Smart, whose memory he protease* to revere
and whom he wake to succeed.
Jacob Bull. when he gave hie subacription to the Patriotic
Fund did it publicly under protest, wiainug it distinctly to be
understood that he neither approved of or sanctioned the war.
Jacob Dell, who now to suit his purpose calls himself • Re-
former, never mended Joseph Fiume rod the Olitef advooares of
the liberal cause.
Jsoub Atoll ha* just proclaimed partially in favour at the Bel•
lot, but when Member for ht. Albans he lett We Haw to avoid
vodug for that measure.
Jacob Bull now es pi that in order to ensure a last*, peace to
Europe, Poland must be restored as a Kingdom. although he
never 6301440 d Llitt late lamented Lori* Lindley Stuart by sym-
pathising with the friends of Poland in public matters or other-
wise.
The political views of Lord Ebriugton fall abort of say ewe,
but his antecedents prove him to be boned' to Use full extent of
his protemion, while those of Jacob Dell prove him to be point-
rally dishoneet, therefore let us honour character aa4 consis-
tency, and without heaitatiuu reject Jaoob
Yours, ,te., &c., J. A. NICHOLAY.
Oxford street.
Nomination day—Monday, December Lith.
Polliug day—Toe/Way, Deoember lsth.

CONTINUATION OF ALISON's HISTORY
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