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London, England, 1857-06-29 00:00:00

GOTEBNMENT SECURITIES.

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ELECTION COMMITTEES.—(This Day.)

ROCHDALE.

Titis was the fourth sitting of the committee.
In consequence of a statement made by Holt since
his former examination to the agent, that he tecoliected
an interview with Rhodes which he had previously
denied, he was this morning reedled. He stated that
after leaving the room on Saturday, he recollected that
in anscvering Mr. Phi he had made a statement,'
which he now wished to contradict, and on the last por-
tion of his evidence given on Saturday being read over
to him, he :stated that what he swore to so positively
o❑ Saturday relative to Rhodes not coaling to his house
was not true. He then entered into a detailed statement
of his interview with Rhodes and his going to Bury to
ring at the church for a soverei;7n where he had some
drink. He got 'drunk and found hims€lf in the evening
at the railway station, and the following morning at a
public-isonse in St. Thomas's-buildings, Liverpool, 10134
by 11Iatt Hobbs.
It was contended by the petitioner that was a case of
corruption by Bamford, agent of one of the sitting mem-
bers, by the payment of the voters fare to Liverpool to
prevent his voting for Mia