The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-28 00:00:00

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MARYLEBONE ELECTION.
(From the " Hull Observer.")
AT a numerous Meeting of the Friends of Colonel
THOMPSON, held in Hull, at the Freemasons' Hall, en
Monday, February the 26th, 1838, Mr. John Peck in the Chair,
t was resolved-
-Ist. That this meeting views with feelings of satisfaction and de-
light the prospect of their friend, and the friend of man, Colonel
Thompson, obtaining a seat in the Commons' House of Parliament,
at the forthcoming election for the borough of Marylebone.
2d. That the upright, honourable, and patrintie conduct of
Colonel Thompson while Member for this Borough, has endeared
him to all good Radicals ; that his devoted attention to the inte-
rests of his Constituents and the People at large, has earned for
him " golden opinions" in this Borough, and that nothing but the
base trickery of the Whigs could possibly have prevented hire
being triumphantly returned Member for Hull at the last General
Election.
3d. That knowing his great worth, his ability, his firmness, and
his courage, we beg respectfully, but earnestly, to press upon the
Electors of Marylebone the paramount necessity and importance of
having such a Gentleman to represent them In the Commons' House
of Parliament
4th. That in this important struggle this Meeting has full confi-
dence in the firmness and ability of Thomas Murphy, Esq., that
he will prevent and defeat the machinations and trickery of the
" base and deceitful Whigs ," that he will not allow himself to be
cajoled or intimidated, to the withdrawal of the Gallant Colonel ;
but that he will use every legal and constitutional means to secure
the return of that gentleman.
6th. That we beg and entreat the Electors of Marylebone to be
" up and doing ;" to rally round the Standard of Freedom in the
person of Colonel Thompson; and we implore them as they love
Liberty, to use every means—to make every sacrifice—to fight as
becomes the good cause in which they are engaged, and, if success-
ful, they will receive, as they will be well entitled to, the sincere
and grateful thanks of thousands of thousands of honest Radicals in
all parts of the kiegdom.

MARYLEBONE ELECTION,
TO-MORROW.
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