The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-21 00:00:00

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
OF GREENWICH.

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voted as your Representative te.,36
every. Elector, and, indeed, every Englishman, will carefully real
thisAlecision
r
9uz Judges have given their opinions—one In my favour, three
!,.gartiatine. One of the Learned Judges decides that I lawfully omitted
ivoids'-fitpon the:true faith of a Christian ;','• the three others
holling an opposite view,.leave- me liable to the most, grievous pe-
-11 tiSs of tha law for that,omission. I therefore hardly knOw whe•
er44l:lladdreSSlng You-today as one enjoying the rights of an
Or as a Popish outlaw, deprived of the ordinary pro-
bythe Constitution.
• WIP,We now living in the times when the law by which I am
.-4Thhed Y,, was first gassed, I should feel the sentence weiJiing very
ortiny mind ,•' but, relying as I do on.the intelligence and
ntk feeling of the country at large at the present day, I do
rtliatasentence so repugnant to equity, justice, and truth,
-an4Usihlybe carried into effect. Can there be a greater •••isap-
Vllettibn'tif law grid justice than that an act intended solely against
sfe ntid Jacobites of 'bygone days, who either could or would
.Itot laltiethe Oath of Abjuration, should be used against me, who
IbaTe awornto every part of the oath, with the exception of the
wuras —" upon The true filth of a Christian ?"
-0Y the termer the decision I have become a Popish recusant con-
d= "milthe people O. England, will the constituencies of the
Cpermitsncll-a-perversion of justice as this very name im-
,,-am-ies? If the'right of private judgment and the free exercise of con-
.."wissice are to 'be denied to any British subject, let this be plainly
_'''""a Viet Fmgland openly become like those despotic countries of
ZiwroPo„, hi which it is a part. of their written law that religious disc-
J." 4 4a should prevail but do not let us, by a stringent construction
'2_, statutes almost obs,lete, virtually- enact disqualifying laws, utterly
'odbintirely opposed to the spirit of the age and to the Constitution
itnderWhlch we have the happiness to live--a Constitution which is
_o'iride and Protection of. every man born on British soil, and
WAWA never abridged the liberty of the subject unless it were feces-
Ii
'forthe salbty•of the State.
' VRtih,tegatd Ae the farther legal measures ,to be taken in come-
Altueuize of this decision, laball act as I may be advised. In refer-
ence to my position as your representative, I leave myself entirely in
Youfb /bang assured that I have hitherto done nothing to for-
ieitthat
conmeneeivith which you have honoured -me, and which
Its ycii willitee no,reason whatever to withhold when art opP or-
two
sun again he afforded you for electing representatives of
,NW important borough.
I shall tale the earliest opportunity of placing myself in personal
'communication with you, and
I have the honour to be, Gentle
Your obedient Servant, Men'
DAVID SAL °MONS.

3, Great Cumberland-place, Hyde-park,
-April 20, 1852.

.11WIIRTON PALE ALE, OR BITTER BEER.
~.... The BURTON BREWERS have resuested me to publish a
solemn declaration, which they have made before me in my official
capacltaland which they have left. in my keeping, In answer to
-, lidstl*".lls- charge receaUY brought.against them to the effect
Beer. That it
use Stryc
,charge soabsurd hnine—hi- tilt, making oLtheir.o4ol2lll4 Bitter
should obtain a moment's er
appears surprising to persons on the spot, who know that ifcred everice a
manufactured article was free frotn adulteration, it is this whole-
some and grateful beverage, In fact, it is well known to every one
practically acquainted with the process, and ought to be known to
every Chemist, not to mention learned " 111.D.5," that nothing
could produce the article in perfection but the finest malt and 'hops
And the purest water, combined with the most scrupulous cleanliness
stud great skill in the manufacture. :
The BURTON BREWERS, in adopting this mode of defence, have
• been advised by counsel 'that it is the only legal' course open to
them, owing to the' extreme vagueness .of the'-charge :- It would
be Deen fialore agreeable to.them collectively, or to arty of them
yidiially, to have meftheir calumniator in a cpurt of law, where
`would have had every facility for mak ng goon his charge, had it
I,okoapable of Woof. As, however, the opportunity of doing so is
i-aellited them; they think it due to the public, as well as to them-
.l'lliSS,,to repel the calumny in the most solemn, form the law allows
TIE' to employ. •• - •
' ' ;,

3, --JOHN RICHARDSON,
• High Bailiff :of, the ,Borough of. Burton-upon-Trent.
~,we,".the several persons whose names, are .hereunto subscribed,
ning,,,-Wholesale Brewers at, Burton-upon-Trent,' in the County
Stafford,, do severally; and respectively 'solemnly and s merely
declare that in the matufactu• e by ns 'or • our respective firms of
ki„,tt,Oeer or other Beer r no anicle whatever is used or
''"lkeYed, directly or indirectly, other than mad., hops, and water;
Atid that in our respective Breweries no other artiele ever Has
or 'employed,- excepting that in the year 1347 some of us
tried, by way of experiment, (under an Art of Par diment passed
b authorising year authosing tr:e same) a small quantity of sugar,
ut the use of which was very shortly abandoned. And we
;Mier ziay, that we never even heard or suspected that
ibn use of Strychnine was imputed to any of the Burton Brewers,
:Vch imputation recently appeared in some of the public
Papers. And we further solemnly and sincerely declare that
AZ: imPntationds a?solutely and entirely false and groundless.
we make this solemn dec:ar anon, conscienti.usly believing the
to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of Par-
kl:eent made and rinsed in the fourth and fifth y ears of the reign of
Olig,William the Fourth, intituled " An Act to repeal an Act of the
ent session of Parliament; intituled 'An Act ior the more
;eettial abolition of oaths and affirmaiions taken and male in
!!lia9s departments of the state, and to subsritute declarations in
thereof, and for the more entire sJppres-rion of vo'untary and
alUdiciat oaths and affidavits and to make other provisions for
abblition of unnecessary oaths.'"
4.,BAss • (represent ng th, firm of Bass and Co).
ALLSOPP (representing the firm of Samuel Allsopp and
"Bens);
40-pRTHINGTON (representing the firm of' Worthington and
bir000).
(r-i.SIAS FOSBROOKE SALT (representing_ the erm of Thomas
4(74 and Co ).
„BILL (representing the firm of Charles Hill and Son).
413**GE MEAKIN (representing the firm of 31eakin and Co.).
4,J% NUNNELEY.
P
ROUDMAN (Manager of the Burton-Brewery Company).
ki,?•„_PERKS (representing the firm of W. S. and J. Perks).
-,._A-CIS -THOMPSON (representing the firm of John Thompson
hrtvd Son),
-1,4111 AN MEAKIN.
~ZLLKLIN•
1. AI MDDLETON.
lilite":11 and SI
übscribed at the Borough of Burton-upon-Trent, the
atil day of April, 1852, before me,
JOHN RICHARDSON,
High Bailiff of the said Borough.

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IrtiOTEL and TAVERN PROPRIETORS.
ill.
mi.. urtle
Ri , Meat In cases of five pints each, preserved last Autumn
d*Posi--Re"Zud ord, late proprietor of the Wellington Hotel, Li-
,VI, 0/1" Caft Is well filled with fair proportions of Callipee,
of nrtie. - Picked
ft. P. begs F.. 4111 Meat, to which is added the pure essence
also to
lint overdone hm, '...(1 that the Meat is In fine large pieces, and
Apply to' t;,--131.aving a superiority over most preserved Turtle.
place Li
,______2 verpooi.
Mr
'ICH&RD FORD (Private house), 9, Pembroke-

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) NERVOUSNESS, and all SECRET COMPLAINTS, ai',
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;Yea',.l4 tinscret complainpts. Gonorrhcea cured in a few
'nesS in a month.
Dr. • Henry Walton, 40, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden,
n. where he may he consulted personally, without fee,
from 10
tin 9 ; on Sundays, in the afternoon only. from 3 till 6.

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,S4X LL ROOMS, Great Windmill street,
The lib, St. James's.
WALTZ, awarded to Mr. W. H. Montgomery, will be
`'Alliitlver'Y evening by Laurent's Celebrated Band. Principal
• oo' 11110 n. M. Roulcourt
%NIP oPen'at Eight o'clocit •
late at half-past eleven. •