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Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM. '
citlvrtEMET4
T '6ltl) WILLIAM 13tNITINCK having vacated.
LA his Seat in Parliament for this County, in consequence
of his having accepted an Appointment which he deems in-
compatible with his Parliamentary Duty, I have been in-
duced, by the flattering encouragement which I have received
from a very numerous and respeaable body of my Friends,
to ()Mr myself as a Candidate to succeed him. Permit me
then, Gentlemen, to solicit the honour of your Suffrages upon
this occasion, and to request, that you would make your
sentiments known at the Meeting, which will be held at
Mansfield, for the nomination of a Candidate, when it is ex-
tremely desirable that the general sense of the County should
be fully and clearly depressed.
Should I be so tortunate as to be thought worthy to repre-
lent you in Parliament,, I can faithfully assure you, that I
will exert my utmost endeavours to merit the confidence
with which I may be honoured, by discharging the duties of
that important station With integrity and independenco,:and
by an unremitting zeal and attention to promote the welfare
at thiS County, and To support the honour, the interests,
and the permanent prosperity of the Nation at large.
I have the Honour to be, with great respect,
Gentlemen,
Your very obedient and faithful Servant,
4t: H. EYRE;

Grove, April 23, 063.

TotheGENTL E MEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS
• of the COVNTY oi N (Yr ri NG HANI.
GENTLIMEN, •
INDING, upon my Canvass through thip
.I.* • County, that in some parts of it thc Principles
git
which I come forward as a Candidate :6 represent it in Pa .
liament, are much misunderstood, I seize with satistadion
this opportunity of publicly declaring, that I °tier myself to
the County as. a peril:C.lly Independent Man, unsupported by
any powerful Individual, unco►►neded with any Party, and
that the only ►notives wilich have induced me to come for-
ward on this occasion, are, an honest ambition to serve my
.Country in a higher sphere, and an earnest wish to restore to
the Class of Country Gentlemen some share in the Repre-
sentation cif the C,,unty. . •
I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your very, obedient and faithful Servant,
Grove, April •29, IS*3. , A. 11. EYRE.
N. 13. The County Meeting for the Nomination of a
Candidate, is appointed t., be held at Mansfield on Thursday
next, May the stk, and the Election on the lk londay- fcllow-
ing.

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