The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-20 00:00:00

Tothe GENTLEMEN,CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of MONMOUTH.
•
GENTLEMEN,
DERMIT me to return you my warmest Acknow-
ledgment for the Honour you have this day conferred on
Mr, by re-eleding me one of your Representatives in Parlia-
"
anent.

This fresh instance of your partiality and favour is the
more flattering to iny feelings, as it appears to be an approval
Of my past Conduct. I beg leave to assure you, that I shall,
to the utmost of my power, endeavour to discharge the
im-
portaut Trust you have reposed in ine with honour and fide-
lity, and shall beltappy on all occasions to testify how much
I am,

Gentlemen, •
Your most obliged_and obedient Servant,
Monmouth, July 16, 1802. JAMES ROOKE.

To the GENTLEMEN and% FREEHOLDERS of the
COUNTY of OiLAMORGAN.
, .
GENTLEMEN,
PERMII' me to offer you my most sincere Thanks
' for the Honour you have this day done-me, by eietling
me a fourth time to the situation of your Representative in
Parliament. I beg to assure you, I feel fully grateful for
this repeated mark of your favour, and that in me you will
always find a faithful Servant, firmly attached to your In.
terest, and that of the Country at latge.
I have the Honour to he,
Yout,most obliged, devoted, and humble Servant,
THOMAS WYNDHAM.

Bridgend, July rs, tBoz.

To tlig WORTHY and INDEPENDENT BURGESSES
oIBEVERLEY.

GENTLEMEN,
IBEG to return you my heart-felt Thanks for the
Honour you have done me, in again eleaing me your Re-
presentative in Parliament. The kindness. I have experienced
from you tar twelve years, and the • Zeaio,llS, disinterested
support you have kiven me in three severe Contests,. have
mads an impression ofgratitude on my !Mild, that no length of
time can obliterate, and which no iangutige can adequately
express.
By a sedulous attention to, and a faithful discharge of the
duties of the high station ip which your partiality 'has placed
toe, hope to justify your choicc, and retain your good opi-
nion, and by uniwnitting attention to your interests, to evince
'the gratitude of

Gentlemen,
Your affeaionate Friend and devoted Servant,
Beverley, July 7,18 oz. • TOLIN WHA RTON

COUNTY Of LINCOLN,

- July t 3, 1862.
A T a MEETING of the GENTLEMEN,
CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS, (appointed by
Henry Dalton, Esquire, High Sherif) held at the Shire-
Hall, for the NOMINATION of TWO GENTLENIg
to be-offered to the choice of.the County, at the approach-
in Eledion
Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Baronet, was proposed
by Thomas Coltman, Esquire; seconded by [oho Cracroft,
Esquire.
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Esquire, was proposed by- Sir
Jenison Gordon, Baronet ; seconded by Ayscoghe Bouche-
rett, Esquire.
At this Meeting it .was resolved unanimously, That the
High Sheriff be requested to'transmit so ROBERT VYNE R,
Esquire, the Thanks of this Meeting,- for his upright, ho-
nourable, and conscientious discharge of his Duty during his
Representation of this' County in two successive Parlia-
ments, with their acknowledgments of his liberal Condud
in allowing, at all times, to his Constituents, the easiest ac-
cess to him, and in his :ready Attention to them on all Occa-
sions. And that the High Sheriff be further requested to
assure Mr. Vyner of the real concern of this Meeting for the
Cause which has prevented hint from again offering his Par-
liamentary services to this County, and for their anxious and
cordial wishes for the recovery of his. Health, and for what-
ever may contribute to his happiness.
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be also given
to the High Sheriff; for his polite attention in calling the same,
and for his liberal and impartial manner of conduding the
httsiness of the dar. -

HENRY DALTON, Sheri

WORCESTER,

. ,
July t 6, aoz.
At a Numerous and Respeitable MEETING of the INHA-
BITANTS of this CITY,- FRIENDS to Mr. WIG-
LE Y, held this day at the Crown Inn, pursuant to Pub-
lic Advertisement',
HENRY- WAKEMAN, Esq. in the Chair;
D ESOLVED Unanitriously, That the Thanks.
11 of this Meeting be given to EDMUND WI GLE Y,
Esq. their late Representative, for his upright and impartial
Conduit in Parliament during .it period of Thirteen Years.
Resolved Unanimously, That the assiduity and unremit-
ting attention which he paid on every occasion to the numer;
ous applications made to him in his Parliamentary charaCter,
entite him to the commendation and gratitude or the Free-
men and Inhabitants at large of this City.
Resolved Unanimously, That we regret being deprived of
• his Services, etteaed by prejudices
,as groundless and un-
founded, as derogatory to the generll character of the Inha-
bitants of this City.
Resolved Unanimously, That we view with the greatest
detestation,' the Conduct of those Persons whO " promised
him their support and voted against him ;" and " who voted
for hint, and gave their interest to his,opportents;" and with
equal abhorrence the conduit of those who took every oppor-
tunity not only to insult the Candidate, but also others of
Iris Family, who haVe for thirty years resided in this City,
and been an example (rarely.exceeded) of piety, benevolence,
and charity.
Resolved Unanimously, That the Chairman be requested
to transmit the above Resolutions to Mr. Wigley, as early as
possible; and that the same be published -in the Worcester
and Birmingham Pipers, and in THF'. So N and Star. .
HENRY WAKEMAN.
Mr. Wakeman having quitted the Chair, and Thomas
Carden, Esq. being called to the same,
Resolved Unatihnously, That the,Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Chairman, for the Honour he has done the
Gentlemen present, by taking the Chair,. and for his atten-
tion therein.

THOMAS CA !WEN: