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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.
MIL CAVENDISH presents his compli-
T,_ nients'to the Members of the Senate residing in
rion and its neighbourhood, and trusts that those Gen
-"nen to whom be has not been able to pay his respect,
:tiem'n, *ill not impute this appirent want of attenti r.
a°Y negligence on his part, but will believe that it
ielY from tit- great demand upon his time, caused
the approaching co'ntest, at whit+ he earnestly solicit,:
their
apport
Coffee-house, Cockspur-street, April 30.

TCAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTIONi•
HE Committee for securing the re-election
of Mr. CAVENDISH beg leave to inform the
"Avert? of the Senate, thar the Vice-Chancellor has
bred TtiEsnair, the 3d May, for the commencement of
th,„e election, and that the Poll will be kept open durine
tihtle Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. 'They have made
, most ample amngements for the conveyance of the
iti:"lds of Mr. Cavendish to and from Cambridge, and for
tir accommodation.there. The Committee beg to spa-
qThe to any Members of the Senate who may not have
re•eived the Circulars addressed to them, and trust they
excuse this apparent neglect, whic% arises from the
defective information• in their lists.
A It is requested that all applications and inquiries may be
aqdressed to the Chairman at the Committee Rooms,
Where they will meet the most ready attention.
It is most respectfully urged that an early attend trace
tit the Poll is highly desirable.
CHARLES BARRAGE, Chairman.
Cuff e-lsouse, Corhspur-street.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.
MR- CAVENDISH'S COMMITTEE
have engaged the following Coaches
The Lynn Union, to start on Mom( ty, at Half-past
Seven in the Morninz, from the White Horse, Fetter-lane.
The My, at Nine o'clock in the Morning, from the
(Lorge and Blue Boar, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
*Rd Thursday.
The Telegraph, from the White Horse, Fetter-lane, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, at Ten o'clock in the Morning,
and on Thursday, at Eight o'clock.
The Times leaves the George and Blue Boar, on Mon-
!lt Tuesday, and Wednesday, at two o'clock in the Af-
ternoon ; and on Thursday, at Seven in the Morning.
Post Horses are ready at the Four Swans, at Waltham
Cross ; the Bull, at Ware; the Bell, at Huntington( ; the
Nil, at Royston ; also at the Castle, at Woodford, at Ep-
Png•place, at Hockerill, and at Chesterford.
Darouches and four are in constant readiness from Six
°clock in the Morning.
clt is requested that applications madecs by the
,-''Oies and other conveyances may he at the London

'mtnittee R ,oms, and a:so for Tickets for Post Horses.
Any arrangements which may he required respecting con-
to will also b immediaely ttended to, if adres se
Alf'ce e Cavendish's agents att they Post-Office at ,lan of
the
'wowing places :—Derhy, Leicester, Stamford, New-
Market, Birmingham, Bury St. Edmund's, Northampton,
aad Royston.

B CHARLES BABBAGE, Chairinan.
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itish C,lfee-hovse, Cockspur-street, May 2.

tBEDFORDSHIRE ELECTION.
HE Marquis of TAVISTOCK'S LON-
DON COMMITTEE sits daily, at No. SO, Great
reusall-street, Bloomsbury, where all communications are
quilted to be made.

To
„ THE CLERGY, GENIRY
T, AND
OP L'
OF THE COUNTY OF SALOP.
A Great number of FREEHOLDERS hay-
don t tog deterrn:ned upon placing me in nomina-
reprettent the County, I immediately consented, and
if:tl",t(l to support the Government and the Bill for Re.
brie'''. I trust then that all who are anxious to support
peal a devoted servant of the King will hasten to the
on the day of Election.
lam your faithful and obedi'ent humble servant,
WILLIAM LLOYD.
TOT THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF THE BOROUGH OF ST. ALBAN'S.
yENTLEMEN,
oU it exertions have been crowned with
, • success, and have won for Reform a double triumph.
'a setting this splandid etample to the British Empire,
"`t.,°4 have shown that in a good cause you are not to be
"',ed from your purpose.
You have putaned your object without turning to the
ill
thg t band or to the left, and the result has proved that
Electors of St. Alban's are really INDEPENDENT.
1014.'g to return you my moat sincere and grateful thanks
41, the honour you have conferred upon me, in returning
mAt one of your Representatives in the Commons
use of Parliament ; and I hope that my Parliamentary
duct will show that I am oat unworthy of the trust
4,4P°led in me. My principles you are already acquainted
'th • b th n I h
stand yr fall d wen I again so-
e'
Your suffragev,w
itill will, I hope,; bean with the conscious-
nett 14 that I have performed my duty : of this, however,
usured, that as long as the Electors of St. Alban's
'ill stand by me, I will not desert them !
I have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
Your very faithful servant,
•
17
St. Alban's, April 29, 18.3%1

a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inha-
;:At habitants of Croydon and the Hundred of Walling-
ball, held pursu•int to public advertisement at the Town-
Ctoydon, on Wednesday, the 27th April, 1631,
JOHN HARMAN, Esq. in the, Chair;
It was unanimously resolved,
Reform this Meeting is of Opinion that the measure of
introduced by his Majesty's Ministers, under his
j"jesty's sanction (but which has been rejected by a ma•
ray of the House of Commons), has the unqualified con•
jetitrence of an immense proportion of his Majesty's sub-
iiN't,s and therefore we are, by the rejection of that most
,tary and necessary Bill, the more convinced that the
Sp:4sle of Colnynons, as at presen constituted, does not
ittri k the voice of his Majt sty's loyal anti united people;
ittut hasre morally certain, that the appeal which his Ma-
*in)! 80 consistently anti patriotically made to theri.l,
.
to that
,o, o
iequivocally demonstrate their determined adherence
Reform... plr
Thnßeform.tjettr this Meeting pledges itself, that in the ensuing
are of persons to represent the people in Parliament,
npi .'" give an exclusive support to those who are of
i 4
ton that this ti plan of Reform is best calculated to pro-
prpfe happiness and prosperity of the British empire;
tied serve its sacred institutions in Church and State,
tobje:imPrOve the morals of all ranks of his Majesty's
of it7'. And we are further assured that this measure
peo ei'°llll, When adopted by the real representatives of the
th,;,i Will most essentially contribute to the stability of
rories and the glory of his Majesty's reign.
1'01141411n humble and dutiful address to his Majesty,
far on these Resolutions, and thanking his Majesty
t,i_!?tereising his undoubted prerogative in dissolving the
keri?trient, be signed by the Chairman on behalf of this
tllings and presented to his Majesty.
lita-.l"."at a deputatin from this Weting do wait upon his
tY for the purpose of presenting the sune.

1 CP"il,
i Cava c
,sty's COO.
he
prov-ince AT a highly respectable M EETING of
tch No.
64P,', lO PROTESTANT DISSENTERS, held on St 40' sr,
a in
,;he 000 tutig.:re.. the 30th April, at the London Coffee-house
vbs. ~ .. hill, ,
.die.sy,the'rtrt, APSLEY PELLATT, Esq., in the Chair,
a shall se° 01 he following Resolutions were carried unanimously :
the cirntrB4, d 1. That the disinterested, persevering, and
to the Iloilo .. ! titnive exertions of Lord John Russell, in the House of
to Baxettri re) Ivi,,tn°no, as the Leader of that noble band of free men
.ntler,' advocated, and brought to a triumphant issue, the
ses it shan Arr_e
,or the Protestant Dissenters of Great Britain, in the
!eed to tbeitY hir,-110otf, the Corporation and Test Acts, have entitled
,ce copies ;iOl g:ltti
°f the strongest expressions of the confidence arrl re-
ich the 2, , "cry friend of Civil and Religious Liberty,
urp„ that the opportunity now afforded to the Dissenters
AND CA"- to 4"illand, and time friei di of Civil and Religious Liberty,
RQUE-
their influence and exertions time return of his
j44:julP to Parliament for the County of Devon, is con ii
-
to he ;)011. With his noble friend, Lord Ebrington, ought not
tsd st; that this Illeeting will employ that influence,
ssithgtioke those exertions in every possible way ; and that
"ta4i_ promptitude and zeal befitting the occasion,—an
3. ',ll?whi
aid ch may never again present its, If.
of Pat a subscription be immediately entered into in
tle,ti'no funds necessary to defray the expenses of the
Ore,. a.; that Apsley Pellatt, Esq., be appointed Trea-
t}le ,4)3n and that application be immediately made to
alqt.he jirengdaons of Dissenters of all denominations to
their contributions.
'Lor 11,at Copies of these Resolutions be forwarded to
theon Russell, and the Devonshire Committee; and
Brtthb The,,,aounte be advertised in two Devonshire Papers, and
„?r nl Times, Herald, Chronicle, Globe, Courier,
aveller, and World London Newspapers.
The ru (Signed) APSLEY PELLATT.
aca4lo4,t,inairman having left the Chair, it was carried by
to A.ptie "s That the Thanks of this Meeting be given
chn, Pellatt, Esq., for his admirable conduct in the
Subkr,
Leh; 11.Ptiorto will be received by Masterman and Co. ;
amad ygood, and Co. ; Hankey and Co. ; and Cun-

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