The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-23 00:00:00

TO--he INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the BOROUGH
OF GREAT YARMOUTH.
GENTttiiEN,
BASLAY having offered hitnseif as a
Candidate for the Representation of the 13brough of
Great Yarmouth, it is neces3ary to declare thus formally to you
our intention of again soliciting the honour of Representing.
you in Parliament.
Our principles are known to you, and your exertions in sup-
port of them have been twice crowned with success.
In the confidence that we have endeavoured strictly to main-
tain those principles in Parliament, and, as honest and
pendent men, faithfully to dischwige the duties of the sacred
trust reposed in us, we most respectfully solicit your suffrages,
and' do not doubt that our common cause will a third time
triumph over any opposition.
We beg to rerriain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and very bumble Servants,
C. E. RUMBOLD.
. , G. -A NSON.

To the Worthy atid . Ind6pendent FiLECTORS of the
' BOROUGH of -.SIALPON.
, GENT LESIEN, Belhus, Sept. 17, 1825.
As a ' Dissolution of Parliament 13 expected
very shbrtly to take place, I am anxious to make kriown
to you that it is my intention, in consequence of the promises of
suppi rt which 1 have received from a great number of the
of your Borough, to offer myself at the next Election as a
Candidate:pr the honour of Representing you in Parliament.
I feel it unnecessary, at the present moment, to enter into any
explanation of my political principlt-s or opinions : my public
conduct is already before you. I have uniformly supported
,those measures which appeared to me most in unison with the
genuine syirit of the Constitution, end best calculated to pre-
serve those liberties which have been hatuled down to us by our
ancestors. I shall continue to devote myself to-these important
objects; and, if I should be honoured by your choice, I assure
you I shall ever be ready to protect, to the utmost of my pdwer,
the rights and privileges, and to prohiote the interest and pro-
iperity of your ancient Borough.
I have the honcitir to be, Gentlemen,
. Your mojt obedient humble servant,

THOS. BARRETT LE'NNARD.

To die Worthy and, Independent FREEMEN of the TOWN
and PORT of DOVER.

•
GENTLVMEN,
T being generally believed that nn early Dis-
solution of Parliament Is about to
.take place, I take
this opportunity of .teturning you my most heartfelt Thanks,
for the Honour you have twice done me in electing me one of
your RepreSentatiVes, and of soliciting a renewal of the proof
of that good opinion, kindly placed .in me for a period of up:.
itaids.of sevn years, and which I am not consciont of having
done any thing to forfeit.
I am fully aware of the many duties :which attach to the Re-
presentation
.of a ToWn of such importance as Dover, and 1
hav'e always humbly endeavoured to fUlfil them to the utmost
of my power, bdth in my attention to the general Interests of
the Town and-Port, as well as to the private Interests and
Wishes of tho. Body of Freemen collectively and individually.
The 'distance at which I am at present from you, cbmpels me
to addrest you in this manner, instead of applying -pergooally
in the first instan9e • but I shall lose no time in paying my re-
.pects to you, and I trust and hope that the result of my Can.
vans will shew, that lam still so fortunate as to preserve yoar
favourable opinion undiminished, and will place rne again in
the situation which is the highest object of my ambition.:
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
•
EDWARD BOOTLE. WILBRAHANI.
Lathom !louse, Lancashire, Sept. 15, 1825.

fIOUNTY FIRE OF'FICE
AND
.PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE,
REGENT - STREET, LONDON.
- RESIDENT AN-I) TrlpsTtEs.
DuK,P; of R1.171..AnD
Tar MARQUESS of NORTHAMPTON
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LORD BRAYBIt
LORD KING; &
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J. 'l'. Barber Beaumont, Eiy.
Frm'cis Como, Efei.
Sir G,,,rgt flischcit; Bart.
Sir John Harritigtoo, Bait.
Moll. Sir Richard King, Bt.
Sir S. B. Mof rand, Bart, M.P.
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TO RS
wiThan) Pined, Esq. .
Sir Hriirj, I'ynn
Livia. Col, I'karowell
Hon. W..Sliirlry
Walter Strickland, Esq.
Sir W. E. Weill, Bari:,
Sir ltobrrt Wilson, M.P.
&e. &c. &c.

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