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SALOP COUNTY MEETING.

RESOLUTIONS at a MEETING convened by
Thomas Llarries, Esq. Shcriirof the County of Salop,
for nomittajing Candidates at the ensuing Election for this-
County, held at the Shire-Hall, in Shrewsbury, on Friday the
9th Day of Inly, aoz :
Resolved Unanimously,
That Sir RICHARD'iII LL, Bart. and VHN-KYNAS-
TON POW ELL, ESq. are nominated Candidates at,the
ensuing Election, to be held on Wednesday the 14th inst. fof
representing this County in Parliament.
Resolved Unanimously;
That we are anxious un all occasions to mark the just
sense which.we entertain of the ability and integrity-with
which Sir Richard Hill and Mr. Kynaitori Powell have uni-
formly discharged their Parliamentary Ditty,. and to follow,
in our conduct as El.:ctors, that example nt 2Urity find Inde,-
peadence which they, as our Representative 4, have invariably
alfbrded to.us - and We therefore earnestly request, that' they
Will not, at the approaching g It:(ttion, open any Houses, give
any Entertainment, distribute Ribbons, or pia themselves to
any Expence whatever.
Resolved Unanimously, . • . .
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff for
convening the same, to nominate Candidates to 'Represent
this County, and for the propriety of his condud'upon this
occasion. -
Resolved Unanimously, , -

. ,
That the Proceedings of this Meeting be published in the
Shrewsbury Papers, THE Sur:, the Star, and General Even-
ing Post.
It. PUMPS,
Deputy Sherill'otthe Count' of Mork

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D EMARKS on the CONTR.. OVERSY subsist-,
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By the itg.v. EDWARD PEARSON, B.D.
Rector ot-Rempstone, Nottingharrishiru.

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4 • - r

GENERAL ELECTION.

the INDEPENDENT FREEHODERSpf the

COUNTY of SURREY.

OENTLEMEN,
•
THE distinguished Honour you have this Day
conferred on me, by seleeling me a' fourth time as the
object of your choice,
,denvsts' my Warmest A c knowlicig-
rnents.

A punaual 'discharge. of the Duties conneaed with his
Trust, by zealously supporting the principles of the ConSti-
•tution,-andopilonitto.every atta4.on the Rights and Liber-
ties of the People a firin,and determinect resistance, is, in my
estimation, the best tribute .of Gratitude diom a itepresenta,
five to his Constituents.

This Principle haS been, 'and will continue to be, the in-
variably. ft ule of my Condtiet.

For your particu'iarancelocal interest, I trust I have shewn
,at all times an anxictyewhich cannot fail of being increased
by every freshrinstance of.yout partiality tome. ' . '
- . - I am, Gentlemen,
:With.ev.ery, sentimeut Of .G.raitsude and. Esteem,
our much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
W. RUSSELL,

Guildford, July 12.; Iso2

TothiGENTLEM/.31;1, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS
.• .df the
•.cOUtsITY of ESSEX.

GENTIEMLN, . •
,I)REPIX impressed with the importance of time
Trust which you have this. day placed in my hands, by
1.-!,t..ting me cne of your Representatives to serve in .Parlia-
anent ;-,I will .discliare my duty with the sa.miindepend-:
Otik.;ty'which h3sinfluenced your conduct; to the.
choice of -youi' Members. • •

,
I am no friend to Coalition or compromise ; on: public
principles conibitted with private friendship; I. came forward
a Cal-lit:date for your ~ttli-ages.,, -On these principles I have
re,:ei v.! .vour Conficience,,and rteVer,will betray your Interest
t'Acti,..,n or
. • •

for.thisdisthr4't;ished mark of
v;'. 1 I vialare the Ittrit reposcd .01 me,
, ,• •": . , '

I rein
, • ; ,use of tbe lionotir conferred on me,
You i ;.st ftic.)ted and obedient Serva'nt,
LLIAB HARVEY,

Rolles; CF.; . jubrs,Tz, iSp2

- 'I'AFFORD, JULY
To the
,Y7OII:6IY,anti.INDEPENDENT ELEC I'o KS

of the TOWN of 0..A.E

•
CENTIAMEN,
HAVING had the honour of representing youra 1 ancient and Independent Borough through-four suc-
cessive Parliaments; we 'have ndw;tos thank yo,u•for having
Firven us a filth thilc tiith the sante unanimity and harmony
which marked oar precedißg Eicdtion. • ' • .
can itdd nothing to' -the expressionpf our thanks on
this- occasion, but, an assurahce, that the honourable and
steady attachment of our Friends continues to produce in our
tirlds corresponding sentiments of gratitude and deyotion. .
We the lianotir to be, '• •'- • - •
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and iaithfol Servants,
•

EDW. MONKTON.
R. E. SHERIDAN.

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