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IVEDNESD.zi Y, APRIL 4, tBo4.

.To the NPBI,ErIEN, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and
F E f-ILDEF:i of Vv.„EST RIDING of the
COUNTY of YOR::.
I.IY LOS OS ANT) GENTLEMEN,
-Li AD I exkleiteil a pre.ent 'Vacancy in the Office
1. I. •of Register in the West Riding,..J should not have
given von 'the trouble of any applicatiOn
.on my part. 1
should have yielded-to the extensive Interest of the Gentle-
man whose circular-Letter was the cause of nay first Address
toYbu. ha the' event Of a present Vacancy, it would not
have been in my power to have paid so much attention to a
Canvass as would be required, to give any reasonable hopes
- of hiccess. My time is almost wholly taken up.hy the Corn-.
'and ota very large Corps of Volunteers,. the difficultiz,s of
which situation, under the prevent system, are, I believe,
pretty generally understood ; put to which, I feel that for a
time almost every private consideration 'Mist give way. •
Every application that, 1 have had the honour to make, has
been with a view to a Vacancy at a distant period, and I havo-
not felt myself entitled' to request a promise at this.moinerit
from any but parricuiar Friends. I trust that my-situation will
absolvslne tram any charge orft want of attention and rasped,
in not upon . you in person, and I beg to repeat,_ that
its Vacancy does arise in the Office of Register at a filture
period, and in my lift:-time, I shall have, the Honour of
~.oHering myself as a Candidate fot your Choice.
I have tl,)e Honour to be, • •
. ~• My Lords and G ent
Your most obtdient and iiu stile Servant,
T-110 MA S 0 R
finavroydfr, March 29, 12,4. -

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