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Rth. That the following he the Requisition, and be signed by
the Gentlemen present t and that a Deputation. consisting of the
following Gentlemen—the Chairman, Mr. Foillis. Mr. Flill, the
Mayor of Leda, Mr. Wilmer Field. and Major Bower, be requested
to wait upon Mr. Buncombe with the Requisition.
9th. That the proceedings of this Meeting be inserted tyke in
the following Newspapers t—John Bull, Morning Post. Courier,
Morning Herald, Times, New Times, Morning Chronicle, British
Press. Globe, St. James's Chronicle, Leeds lotelligencer, and the
other Papers of the County
MACDONALD, Chairman.
Ills Lordship having left the Chair,
Resoled unanimously—That the thanks of this Meeting be
' given to the Noble Chairman, for his able conduct in the
Chair.
TO WILLIAM DI:NCO:UBE, Esq. leer.
We, the undersigned Freeholders of the county of York, strongly
impressed with the inexpediency and danger of admitting the ad.
herents of the Church of Rome to any further share of political
power in our excellent Protestant Constitution, and confidently
believing that our sentiments on this subject are entertained by a
great majority of the Freeholders of this county, are anxious that
those sentiments should be faithfully expressed by our Represent-
atives in Parliament. •

Believing your opinions to be congenial with our own, and con-
eidering you in other respects highly eligible as a Member for this
great county, we have came to the determination of offering our
suffrigtui to you, provided you will allow yourself to be put in
nomination as a Candidate at the approaching Election.
From our knostiedee and enyeriente of your conduct and senti-
ments in r..rliament, from yoor situation in the county, and the for-
mer conne7.ion of your family with its representation, we pre well
assured that, if elected one of our Representatives. you will attend
with fidelity to the general welfare of the nation, and the local
interests of this important and extensive county : and we feel con.
fident that you will continue to use your effort', and increased in-
fluence to preserve inviolate those establishments in Church and
State to which we are firmly attachrl.

In the event of your being disposed to come forward in conformity
with our wishes, we engage, by our votes and interest, to use our
utmost exertions to secure your election.
We hays the honour to be, Sir,
Your faithful obedient servants,
Macdonald J. B. Graham
G. Cholmley .7. W. Field
J. Robinson Foulie William Lyddom
M arm ads ke Langley Thomas Id i:eh el son
Tattoo Sykes John Overton
J. C Green Robert Piper
A. II ill Thomas Price
Robert Rower John W. Elam
John Headlam N. E. Vsrburgh
T. C. Read Joshua Pollard

F. W. Blomberg, D.B. JOLli.nilla;;;;;d
H. newel' B. Eamonson
William Dent Samuel Herbert
Thomas Tennant Thomas Brownrigg
Joshua Hudson Robert Cattle
Charles Weddell George Vincent
James Wilson George Dixon
R. Bower, jun. Francis Lundy
William Preat W. L. Pickard
Henry Hall Robert Lutton
H. J. Todd William Bulmer
H. J. Dickens (it. Wright
W. L. F. Scott G. Lowther Thompson
D. R. Garner George Wray
Pudaey Dawson Norcliffe Noreliffe
John Blanchard, jun. A. J. Stott
William Burton James Landon
James Auchs Samuel Sharpe
Benjamin Agar Benjamin Sadler
John Pemberton W. Metcalfe
Thomas Lund Edward Pratt
J. H. Lowther James Richardson
John Elston John Wolstenholme.
James Richardson, jun.