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LPRICF: SIXPENCE.

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY 1r.,1 INDEPENDENT ELECTORS

of ;he BO ) 1.1 Ci of F Lymo uTti.

r.rNTLF34EN, -
DERMIT tun to offer you my very sincere and
earnest Ai-knowledgments for the high and important
Trust %Go have Ixen this day pleit.cd to repose in me, by
re-elea'ng me one of your Rzprepntatives in Parlia-
ment : he assured that I shall el dea`vour to evince a due
,scu“-o'thib most honourable distinelion, by an assiduous at-
t nl;ici% to my public duty, day my constant and earnest en-
‘dvoi:rs to prornkte the interest and prosperity of . your
an:ient and respcelablc Borough, a d by_ a most grateful re-
col!ection of the unbiassed support; and the disinterested
dahip an,i attachment I have experienced on this occa-
sion. . _

1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, . •
he truest esteem and respca,
Your very obliged and most devoted humble Servant,
• - WILLIAM ELFOXD.

Bickham, Tuly 9, 1802.

To thc WORTHY 'and 'INDEPENDENT ELECTORS

of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH

GENTLEMEN,
1,2' cause you so generously promoted, has been
this day crowned with Success, by your free and un-.
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It with every Sentiment that can bind a grateful
Heart, I acknowledge the high Obligation.
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encouraged every step of my 'Canvas—and the. honourable
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large majority--df coy Crrnsttuents.
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my earnest, though humble endeavour, to discharge the
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rence to those Principles and to that Condu6l, which have
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same unalterable Loyalty and Zeal in the Cause of my King
and Country, and by my never tailing to consult and advance,
to the best of my power, the pirosperity and general Interests
of tit& ancient and respe6.lable-Borough.
• I am, Gentlemen,
• • With great truth, your most obliged, .
Most faithful and devoted Servant,
• PHILIP LANG'MEAD.
Plymouth, Tuly

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