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London, England, 1807-05-05 00:00:00

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COUNTNI I,- •PF,RTFT. ' . ,t• . • •
THE
Freeholder., of the County of Perth are fe•
pectfully inf,rated, that Unit --General Campbell,
conathaticting the Northern Pistriet in Ireland, is now on his
wav t 6 Scotland, to olfitt hinisclf a Candidate for the Honour:
of Representing the County in the next 'Parliament.
3atil April, 1307.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and F&E El-WL DE RS
of the COL.NTY of YORK. GINTLEMEN, •
ATHEN I first announced to you my-intention
vi of hecerning a Candidate for the County of York, I
was not aware of the reason wh!ch has induced
,your worthy
Representative, Mr. Fawkes, to retire from public life,
A Itholigh 1" lament as much as he does. th.e_rccent events
Which have caused him to take this unfortunate step, and re-
gret theist still more as -having deprived the Country of theT
Serviees of such a man, I do not think that the increasing
diffic,fluics that arise in the discharge of parliamentary duties,
ought to deter any other, ecidally incorrupt and independent
man, front of ring you his services. In that charaCter I ear.'
nestly request the 'favour_ of your support on the day of no-
miuittion and on that, of 1 leetion. _

I havettic Honour to
C,'Airierrten,
Y6ur ith# uLagd obedient Servant,
11,4,MT0N,

ALDERMAN SIR WILLIAM CURTIS

Bart

THE COMMITTEE for Coniluah la the Re-
el•eaimk of Sir WILLIAM CU RTI s, to be one of the
Piepresentatives.ofthis City in Parliament, earnestly request
the early and full Attendance of -those Gentlemen of the Li..
very who ire. iii the interest 'of the worthy Baronet, at Guild-
hall, v.)...mogrßow, at Twelv; o'Clock precisely, being
the day appointect.for the F.ledion, to support his Nomina-
tion: they will be thankful . for any communications to
promote that 'desirable m
end, at his Chabers, at the Old
South Sea House, where the -Committee sit daily to rective
them.
Old South Sea House, May 5, tBo7.

To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY,of

LONDON.

- - - -
CFNTLEMEN,
THATEV,ER of public or of private inconve.
nience may 'arise from so sudden a Dissolution of
Parliament, it gives to me persbnally no regret, because
it brings (though temporarily) into prattice a principle
long settled in my mind,- that the A ppeal.of the Repre-
sentatives to their Constituents should be More frequent
than by Law they are • In the last three Parliaments
you have t:-en pleased to honour ine with your confi-
dence ; during that time it has been my fortune to have
been sometimes the opposer and sometimes the supporter
of Ministers ; hut in neither case have I ever felt any dread bf
their pOwer, or benefit from their favour; the Public Interest
has been theonly motive that ever actuated tin con•iuitt, and
a continuance of your Confidence the only Reei,:npence I
looked to: I throw myself again upon your consideration,
arid in soliciting nitist earnestly .as I do the titv ,ur ot• your
Votes to return rite as one of your Representatives in the next
Parliament, I repeat to yort my assurances of an unalterable
attachment to the Constitution of our Country, and I promise
you a continuance of that Independence, which, I trust, has
hitherto manifested itself in my public conduit.
Wednesday, the 6th of May, being the Day of Eleotion,
your early Attendance at Guildhall in my favour will be
acknowledged.
With great respel, I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
H, C. COMBS,

Great Ritssell-street, April 27, 1837.
Curnbe's Connnittee will sit every !ley at
Ten o'Clock, at the Guildhall Coffee-house,where any com.
munications will be considered anfavour.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of
the CITY of LONDON.

- -••
GENTLEMEN,
KDissolatiOn of Parliament having, taken place,
and a Meeting of the Livery of this City; far the Elec-
tron of their Representatives, being a ?pointed for W E DN ES-
DAY N EXT. the 6th of M.3v, permit nieinost respettfully
to solicit the honour of an early and numerous attendance, in
Common Ilan, on that occasion.
!laving in my public Address stated to you the principles
which will regulate my condudt, if I am placed in the import-
ant trust orone of your Representatives, I need not here repeat
declarations of my attachment to our beloved Sovereign and
our most excellent Constitution ; or assurances of my being
'free from every party engagement, and determined to sup-
port such measures as shall most eLteetually preserve that
Constitution inviolate.

F.or the privileges, commerce, and prosperity of the City
of London, I am conscious that. I e»tertain the strongest re-
gate., 'anti, I trust, that the knowledge and experience, ac-
quired by a perseverin. application, throughout my ;whine
lite, to•COmmercial• pursuits, will obtain tOr me, on these
points, your full coari,tence.
• The very Nattering support which I have received from my
Fellow-eitizens,justifies me in presurningohat you give me.
credit for the sincerity of these priatessions ; and 1 can only
alit, that r,liouid I he the ohjedt of your -choice, it shall be
itistiv.iy or any life to tultil the engagement which I have so
detiberately undertaken. •
It is tray anxious wish to pay my personal respells to every
Menthe( of the Livery ; and I beg them to believe, that iu
thOse instances in which I may fail :or(so doing, it is only
owing to the inaccuracy of lists; or the unintentional over-
sight of an extensive, and haste canvass.
the Honour to be, •
‘V.ith the greatest respect, Gentlemen,
Your moat-faithful Servant,

. J. P. tuNK.EY.
The Committee in thei ntetestof Mr. Alderman Hanker
Will in future meet daily- at Goldsmiths' Hall, where any
information and assistance will be thankfully received.
Minaing-lane, May 1, 18i,7.

rrHE 'COMMITTEE ibr:Conduaing the ELEC-
TION of AtDE It MAN HA NK E Y very earnestly
entreat the Worthy and Independent -.Livery who have zeal.
supported !urn in his Canvass, to be early in their
attend:awe. t the Comilla:I. Hall,. on WEDNESDAY next,
as his Friends have every reason to exiled the Return in his
fa siour, unless a consciousness of security should induce a re.
Taxation in their exertions
Mincing-lane, May 4.

GENER ELECTION.

thz GEN rLEN;Etv. CLERGY.and rtIENIOLDERS

or the COUNTY of MIDOI.II.SEX.

GEkTLEMEN, • • .
nONSCIOUS that. have endeavot;red to" clis•
A.—, charge my duty during the short jinn.' have had the
llutiourot representing you in Parliament?, I..again,solicit the
Honour of your Vote and••interest at fll&Cnsiiing Peetiun_
and trust you wi4l be ci:nvinced that a-`regt!l'at• attention to
that (tiny has prevented me frorapay)pg any. personal
iu,knowledgruent‘ to every individual Freeholder,
tt heu ifrrst orrerennyself to your notice, 1 irquested you
to of me by my.pa,st-eondual.i..now do ihe same, con-
tic, .7 1,•3t 1 have not rendered, myself ultworthy of that
. and honourable support 'which 1. experienced
at trie.last • • '

. •
-I have thellotiour, to be,_. ' •
Geiitlerven • - . .
:YOur obliged and deVoted..serVant,
Bush...hill Park, .prilg7.
The Committees for tondualtin.g. Mr, Nlell:sh's Eleaion
will hit daily at his house, No. .112, I3ishopSg4te-street With-
in. 2nd at Mr. 'Thomas Charhbers,.6. 4, Stone-
b,aild.l/2;s,

To thc:C. ENTLEMEN,CLE RGY, PRII3I-10LDEICS
of the. CO LTNITY of 1) UR

. . . . ..
C E isir 1, vm El 7 . '. - r- -
• .
rrkiE DiSioli,i*?tion of i'arliatt' etiinA-Gr is' an - ci,. tile., op-
, . .
I portunity of acknowledging the-high .:;enw 1 entertain
of the honour cohlerred.:hy the County of Durham in .she
trust
,repperi
.in me Ouring the 14t•Sess.ion : -An honour kk
couteriect.tallk for every
,exertion of zeal aria adivity.onsuy
part, and encourages in,: to hope that I shall again receive
your Sut-Fragesao Support at the ensuinktreelion... i
I have nothing- to'add to the ple4ge,4. More gave you—To
aa conscir.-iitiOusly to the h6tiel my judgrnett tot the gene-
ral tveltare .of the Country, and the riipirty and .prosperity
of the County of Durham. '
* 1 have the Honour to be, • .
Gentlemen,
Your faithful vbedient humble Servant,
I. H. LIDDELL.

Ravensworth Castle, May 2, .184.

To tlieG ENTLEMEN, CLERGY,aqttEREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of DORSET.

GENTLEMEN,
13A11.1,LAMENT being diss'olveci, I take" the liberty
of soliciting the high honour of again becoming your
Representative, an honour _which ypu have. fan' tittles eon-
fared ujion me, and nearly unanimously a feW months ago.
At that Election I considefed it a duty not to join either of
tine ozlier Candidates, but to contittei myself With the kria_.
e..,t dity towards bath tl,ost Gentleihen. 1 conceive
it to b.: equally my duty; and it is my determination, to ad
now on the same principle.
Jrnmediattiy atter the. last-rEletlion I began :at one cx-
t:aniq of ;If.: County to return my .personal tVinks.to every
freeholder, lot the distinguished favours bestowed upon Me,'
and I proceeded until the necessity of attending to Parlia-
mentary business .coraßelled' me-to go to London: -Itis my
intention, witk all possible .dispatch, to go throligh every
part, and if the shortn:_sss of the tithe betore the Fle:.tiott
wail not permit it, 1 shall afterwaNs tasca,very ea;ly op-
portunity of pay,iug-,rny respects to you, being truly anxious
to express mygratiritde to every-individual.
It is only .inclzpendent conduet, and my zeal to pro.
111,)tt to the utmost of my power the interests of the County,
that I may presume to ask for your support, and,tlatter
s if with the hopes of-being 'favoured with it or. the day of
:ration. „ . .1

I have the nano& to he,-Gentlemen,
With the grezitet regard and respect,
Your most 'faithful and 'mist obliged humble Servant,
KinOton, May 2, , M. PITT.
. _

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