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GENERAL .ELECTION.

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iTdihe WORTHY and ;NDI!PETIDENT BURGESSES

of BRthGNO-RTI-1:

GENTLEMEN, ' •
WE 'beg leave to offer our Serviees to REP RE-
SENT your Very Ancient and 12.6pecrlable 130.
12.4.1.10 H in, the, ensuing PARLIAMENT, and to assure
• •
'you, that we shall exert our utmost endeavours to approve
ourselves 'worthy of your cLoice- by a constant attachment
.to yotir Interests, a warm zeal-fer the-Welfare of Ole Coun.
try, and a firm support of your admirable Constitution. Akr-e
have the Honour to be, with the gretest reiard and repta,

, GENTLEMP.II,.
Your most obliged and most obedient huMble Servants,
THOMAS WHITMORE.
ISAAC HAWItINS BROWNE.
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To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREE.
HULLERS of ihe:COUNTY of YORK.

GENTLEMEN,
ENCOURAGED by the most flattering Promises
of Support from a very numerous body of Freehoiderl,
1 take the liberty of inforthing you, that it is my iMentioti,
ph the approaching Dissolution of Parliament,.to oncloy.•
self a Candidate to represent the County Of York.

Permit me to solicit the favour of ,Lpur.Stsport on the dai,
of NoMination, and your Votes and Intercit on that 01**

E

I have the Hbnour to he,

Your most obedient hunible,Servant, -
WALTER FAWKES.

I:ariil4 Hall, 66: is, 'tSO-6.

To the G ENT L E 111 EN; CLE EZG:Y, anti F DEM.

. or the COUNTY of

•ChNTLENIEN,.
ARCIAWENTIeing DISSOLVED,- Ilake thie
-a- • earliest opporttinitly in my power of communicating-to-
yoti,My infentioit a again offering Myielf a Candidate for tf.'6
fionotir of representing you in Parliament. :

A period bt Ten Yers having elapsed.sinee It was first
placed in the high and honourable situation of your Repre-'
s'entatiVe, 1 trust 1 niay, ivithout presuinption, rest my hope_
of future SuPporri rather upon your judgment, of my Public.
Cantina, than upon general.professioni.

I .tun anxious, however, to avail myself of this opportu-
nity of expressing the deep sense Of .Gratitude I feel for the
,liberality and indulgence 1 have alrea‘dy experienced ?ram you
upon all occasions since I have been engaged in the execution
weighty and iniportartllutles to. discharge which with
:fidelity has, been the continued objea of my endeavours.
Should 1 agilin be deemed worthy of the honour of beint
one of the kepresentatiires of this gi-eat County, I shall l•)
, • • •
most thankful for your Support. , • ,
I have the Honour to be,
%Vitt' thepeateat respel,
Gentlemen,

Your obliged and niost obed,ient humble. Servant,
HENRY LASCELLES.

Hare :wood House, oa. 24, I So 6.

TotheGF.NTLEMEN, CLERGY, did FR EtHOLDERS
ofthe COUNTY of YORK.

CENTLENiEN, •
.
'THE unexpeaed intelligence that a issolutlon of.
4- Parliament is speedily about to take place, has readied
Me in a very distant part of rigland, to which the healthof.
ni)r Family had called me'; some few days, therefore, mat
elapse before I shall be able to pay you Mi ptrsonal respeas.
Permit me, however, in the mean time, to return you my
cordial acknowledgments for the repeated 'marks of
,dente and approbation with which you lta•;'e already he,
nou red me.

Your kind acceptance of niy past services; encourages me
to otter myself once More a Candidate for the high honnui of
Representing you in Parliament.
, .
Though I dare not affirm that my Partiamentary conducl.
has been free froM error, I can truly assure you that it has.
been my constant arid earnest endeaeour to discharge the
duties of my important trust with independence, fidelity,
and diligence. Should-I be again honoured ivith, your ap-
probation, the same principles will 'Continue to govern me iut
the discharge of my Political Duties.

scarcely be more bound to you than, I already am,,
by the tics of Gratititde and Affeelio'n; but I sh4:l feel, it
possible., more than ever deSirous of proving that I arn not
altogether unworthy of your choice. I am,

CENTLEMEN,

Your faithful Servant,
W. WILERFdRCt.

Tyne, Do:set, Dauber ig, iSe5.

To theG ENTLitti EN, CLERGY;diid fIZE MOLDERS
of the COUNTY of T:JORTHUMOERLAND.

c;ENI LSIa4N,
you
.may probably be very soon called upon
to exercise your Right of eleding Representatives in
Parliament, I beg leave to sOlicit a continuance of that ge...
nerous Support which I have already thrice egetienced froM
• your kindness. I have not any hesitation in thus.aPpealing
to your free and uninfluenced Suffrages, conscious as 1 am
that in the discharge of my Parliamentary Duty; I have al-
ways acted upon such Principles, and sUpp'orteil such Mea-
sures; as appeared to the most likely to promote the'lnteresti.
of the County of North4niberland, and to sectfre the genera/
:Prosperity. of the British litupire; and I assure yon, that
',should I again reeei4e the honour of your DeregatioNit shall
be my constant and utmost Ambition to atten&to the'same:
iniportant (ibjeds with Assiduity and Independence.- -"
I have the Honour to be,

C ent I eaten,

With the gieateSt tegaid and esteem;
Your most obedient and faithful Seivant,
TILOS. 12.1.C.1{.. BEAUMONT.

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