The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

YINGBTOH•U►ON•THAMES.

" June 8, 1826.
" Sir,—We, the undersigned Freeholders of the County of
Surrey, anticipating the general feeling of the County, and duly
appreciating the high and honourable character, as well u the ;are
talents you so largely possess; and feeling confident that there is
not any one better calculated to represent us in the ensuing Par.
liament, both with credit to yourself and advantage to the interests
of the County at large ; do earnestly entreat you to come forward,
and permit us to use our utmost endeavours to place you in that
honourable situation on the day of election."
Tile following was Mr. Pallmer's reply :
"In THE GENTLEMEN SIGNINO TILE REQUISITION, &C.
"GeGIISIRCII,—I cannot express the gratitude I entertain for the
good opinion of me conveyed in the Requisition, which I have just
had the pleasure of receiving from you.
" 1 have no pretensions whatever to represent this great County,
and I should much regret any interruption of its peace at the ap.
preaching Election.
" But for these considerations, I need hardly say, that I
should have deemed the honour of the commands of the County
a source of the most Entering ambition, and have felt it my duty
to obey them. at any sacrifice of my personal ease.
" I am, Gentlemen, with the sincerest respect and gratitude,
" Your obliged and faithful Servant,
" C. N. PALLIER."
" Norbiton, 10th June, 1826."

" The Committee appointed to present the Requisition of the
Freeholders present their respects to Mr. Pallmer, and request the
kindness of being informed, whether, if be were put in nomination
at the approaching Election, he would comply with the wishes of
the County, In case they should be expressed in his favour:?"
`• Mr. Pallmer presents his respects to the Committee, and begs
to repent his expression, that he should feel himself bound to obey
any commands with which the County may honour him."

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