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TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT
ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER.
GEKTLEMILII,
AFTER my Opponent's short and unimportant
success on Monday, I am again at the head of the
day's Poll. The Contest will continue but one day inure ;
is that, hosrever, my Opponent may bring up • considerable '
fence. Let my Friends tame forward, and add increasing
numbers to our T. iumph.
I have the Imostr to remain,
Your obedient and faithful Servant,
GEORGE LAMB.
Committee Room, Henrietta.s , March 2, IMO
STATE OF THE POLL, FOURTEENTH DAY.
Doe's Poll. Total.
Hon. G. Lamb .. 300
J. C. Hohhoase, Esq.— 209 . ..• 3,661
Major Cartwright...—. 0
Mr. Lamb's Committee respectfully inform his Friends,
that the reports purpuerly eitestlated, of the Electors in his
interest hying molested on their ray to the Poll. ate en-
tirely without foundation, and that a free peerage from the
Committer Room, 27, Hewitt ts.street, to the South eelrasee
of Ike 114slimos, will be kept opew, down to the very last
I of the Pull. and that no toter nerd apprehend the
slightrst loconrewfewre.
The Poll will finally close at THREE o'Clock precisely
THIS DA Y.

REFORM OF PARLIAMENT.
LAST DAY OF THE POLL.
ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER !—The
.1111/ Minions of Corruption and tie Teo% of Power appear
hitherto to have been successful ; but let not this Dyer*
you fruit the GeId—VICTORY MAY YET RE YOURS!
Remember that the greatest of Battles was gained after
yiclory had hovered over the standard of your Euergiea, awl
appeared to have derided the Contest !
LET NOT ANY OF YOU DESPAIR! A few and •
very few of the steady Friends of Reform, who hold them-
selves in reserve, ate sulticicnt to snatch from those who are
already bria,ting of thrir unhallowed triumph over your
Liberties mid Indepeudenee, the buffets with which tiny are
prematurely decorating themselves !
Let every one art, then, as if the issue depended on HIM-
SELF ALONE! It DOES depend on EACH of you. It is
by INDIVIDUAL'S VOTES that the Victory must and will
he achieved!
COME FORTH INSTANTLY! In a eery few boors
the women' of action will have paired •way What will
not be the REMORSE earl, of you will feel who has ant
done his duty! What will out he the PRIDE of those who
will have it to say, " My Fisher was one of that Noble
Quad *Au SAVED their Country !"
STATE OF THE POLL, FOURTEENTH DAT.
Day's Poll. Gross roll.
Ilonoouge
C•tivo RIGHT ..... 0
!Ann . 3OO .......... 4,289
Committee, Fisher's Room. Covent-garden,
March 2, ISI9.
The Poll continence. at Eight, and will close precisely at
Tbiee u'Cluck.
Subscriptions ase received at the Committee Room,
and by the Treasurer, Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand.