The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-05 00:00:00

EVENING SUN.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LONDON.
THE confidence. with which I relied on your
Perrin
consistent support, has been justified by your again con-
Parliament'
1.; on me the distinguished honour of representing you in
edl have never swerved from the olitical principles which first
uced you to confide to me so important a ti ust, and 1 will
vdeavour to merit this renewed testimony of your approbation
°Y, a zealous discharge of its duties, whilst supporting such
public measures as 1 believe to be most beneficial to the country
vto.learge. I shall continue, without 'reference to party, to de-
lta' myself to the promotion of the local interests of my con-
_eruents, and to the advancement of the manufactures, corn-
andree~and shipping of the City of London.
4 have the honour to remain, yours most faithfully(
MATTHEW NVOOD.
Great George-street, July 3, 18-11.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LONDON.
GENTLEMEN,
LTHOUGH the result of the Poll has
Appointed the expectation I had confidently entertained
that you would have sent me for the fourth time as one of your
l.wpresentativ's in the House of Commons, I am not ur.mind-
ul of the debt of gratitude I owe to the 6,065 electors who
°floured me with their votes, and I beg leave to offer them
"n 7 Warmest thanks
I cannot take leave of the many friends who so zealously
: 11,ePorted me through the late contest without expressing to
frn the deep regret—based on higher influences than those
tae
personal or private character—which I enterta!n,. that
inroad Tio the manifestation of those Liberal principles,
in'ltch the three former elections distinguished the constitu-
"eY of the city of London, should have been now accomplished,
as I feel quite
satisfied it has been, through an early and well
'a
c,"sidof eleer system of bribery, too successfully developed on the
Y ed
ction.

I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,

111W-
-184171.W. CRAWFORour very obedient servant,
street, July 3, D.

TRE INDEPENDENT ELECLORS OF THE
GIN CITY OF LONDON.
TLEIZEN,
IDEG to offer my sincere and grateful thanks
t. to those 6,070 friends, w
greatly enhanced by a consideration
e the
4, weapons employed against the Liberal candides by our
41Pottents but I pride myself on observing that the numbers
(iit33Y 7suPporters remain precisely the same as at the Electon
Ihave ever been open and candid in declaring my political
eth-,, c6".°113, and have the self-satisfaction of believing that no one
of rfelreaeh me with having made professions which I have
ledgwilfully and honestly fulfilled.
efriends, nay, even my opponents, will, I hope, acknow-
attq' that
I have at all times been most anxious and willing to
!') the various interests of my constituents.
eiate hiddiiag you farewell, I can assure you that I freely appre-
ees,i the high station in which you placed me during two sue-
tiye Ye Parliaments ; and, though no longer your representa-
and' I 8411 ever retain-a grateful recollection of the support
pod
ribe feelings
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of my friends.
zubsl'hing You all ros eri` in your various pursuits, I beg to
e myself,
57, Your grateful and obedient servant,
72, Old Broad-street, JAS. PAITISON.
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