The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-16 00:00:00

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIEs,AND GENTLEMEN,
BEG to offe? you my most grateful acknowledg-
e Inents for the honour you have conferred upon me this day, by
VJng ale to fill the vacant seat in the direction of your affairs.
ai a deep sense of the very important duties attaching to the
e",uon of a Director, it will be my earnest endeavour faithfully to
r.!_rt Amy elf in the Conscietious dscharge o them, and tereb to
.i.Zioinurtl4
bgreatifying rewardn of youri constantf approval.--Ih havey the
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful servant,
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.ryanston-s Imre, Majy°IISI,NIBC44LIMIONT WHITEMAN.

TO TILE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
NILADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
R. WHITEMAN havinv, been elected a Di-
rector of your affairs, I feel it due to my friends and sup-
,..r. to•
state, that it is not my intention to proceed to the ballot.on
17 first vacancy that may occur ; but the augmented strength which
~,,fiovi receive from Proprietors released from their engagements,
'l'oll,, nie Confident expectation that I shall be justified in going to the
1 a second vacancy taking place. uy`ake this opportunity of offering my cordial thanks to those who
u„„e_already honoured me with their support, and entreat the con-
-I—,7u ()amnions of those kind 1 him the honour to he, friends who feel an interest in my
"velk•--
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and olsedient servant, ,
WILLIAM DENT.

Arms-yard, May 16, 1844

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK 7
TRELittnts AND GINTLEMEN
. circumstances of' Mr. Whiteman's election
not to D-dayD have satisfied me that I acted rightly in determining
0.42.?,9 a gentleman, whom I knew, from the experiencem ao-f
Jority of your to have actually secured the support of a large Your body,
...I think
."`"" .‘ .3 most respectful towards you, and most fair to
Priaci,Y oPPenents, to regulate Ilion future proceedings by the sa Itstwsr:`• Having already been oured by the support of a large
N`,` 9f roprietors, I shall continue to prosecute an active can-
ea'n the hopefts that I may be able to offer myself for your stif-
keetioWin * a fair prospect of success, on the next vacancy in the
stionolthe result of my canvass lead me to a different conclusion,
ts. nitly announce It to you ; but I beg respectfully to assurethe
hallo-It'tundar all circumstances I shall certainly proceed to
be lotond vacancy, at tl'ie latest.—l have the honour to he,
With great respect,
Ladies and Gentleman,
Your faithful humble servant,
ROSS D. MANGLES.

Edon, Ray 15, 1844

'r°.4l,b'llii,,E PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
IN
,LL
rs— AND GENTLEMEN,
I 1:7; iellanee of the intention I have long avowed,
lion °mt in the te '4lleit your suffrages on the first vacanecyrNiVuhi
!ilea]
.1
-.."
t° rOceseil,e E„aBt India D'rection it being my fixed d te
sinAle.low_
...ine
to"r`eunlibistllot on ithat oeCasion. 1
itsinueirtoeetodr,
thhasZ You that eleven elections have taken place
.), ce, Iha, be at duerinris_elected from 3 our I,ndian Civil Service;
-",,,, Atil, e pinch,. i
hs_en caned
igipotwnetiottfiLear)g-ceardsuteilenspeloxnleecntte.din,tvliitaih.t
hat / h;,—„,,, -Vinelles of the administration of our Indian Emdpip,
.4.oostion 1-;-',',_ wen lir/floured persons marks of confidence
INN 0.,..
,Y toe distinguished who have successively pre-
Anitniztrpe Supretne Government.
141"Pthl'orte
prwohilrich:Yoirthhae;s,e, considerations, and strong
PIZZoh trust obtained, I respectfully
ring at
aansd:troensttil,ledolcseciaisgiaognectio, and In the assittrsanocressticohf
soli
confidentlycitthe
vo
rely on
ich I have ralerred, the
tilit tno which I aspire.:-I have the honour to be,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
'our most obedient humble serve
nIt;ILLE.
a, Asir
W. LESLIE 311.'L
Ihltton-street , London, 3.1 ay IG, 1844.