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DURHAM COUNTY ELECTION, May 6, a Bdv '
1 be COMMIT for promoting the ELFCTION it
Mr. BURDOF meet daily at the Gray's Ina Coffechoult,
born, at limo o'clock precifely.

It is requated that all communications tending to that dellrabia
object may be addrelrod to the CealligitCAt at the Utly's Inn Cot;
rash-Ada, London.

ATait fpe6 ble Meeting of the Friends of Mr.
CHU l'E and Sir HENRY IvIILDMAY, held this Day,
at tLe White Hatt lush

JOHN BLACKBURN, Efq. In the Chair.

It appearing from the communications made to this Meeting,
that in thofe places in which the ibo t (pace of time has permitted
Mr. CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILDNIAY yo canvats together,
they have met with almoft univerfal Need's,
Refolved, That the exertions of Mr. Chute and Sir Henry
Mildmay, in fupport of the Independence of the County, during
the late contest, entitle them to our warmeft thanks.

That approving as we do, of the cundudt of Mr. Chute and Sir
Henry iVlildmay, we will lupport them, on the prekin oceafion,
to the utmost of our power.

Refolutione were alto paired, for appointing a Gcneral Com-
mittee fur concluding the Mike of the hiedich, and a Sre:ial
Committee to fuperintend the corrpfpondenec and private comm u •
nications. By Order of the Meeting,
Wincliefter, May 2, 184. GEORGE HOLLIS, Secretary.

LONDON, MAY 5, tBo7.
AT a numerous and refpeetable MEETING of
the FREEHOLDERS of the COUN I•Y of YORK, who
are refident in London, held this day at the Crown and Anchor
Tavern, in the Strand,
The Right Hon. Lord Viscount GALLWAY, in the Chair,
The following refolutions were unanimoully carried, viz :
That Mr. FAwaes having declared his intention of retiring
from Parliarn:nt, it is the opinion of this Meeting that the con-
nedions, Charadler, and Talents of Lord MILTON, point hint
out as a proper perfun to rcprefent the aztonfive and Independent •
County of 1 ork.
That a Committee he appointed to take fuch (tops as may belt
tend to fccure Lord Mit.l o N'S Elcdion.
'That the Chairman ba requettel to tign the& Rcfolutions in the
name of the fstleetiog. (Signed)
ARUND ELL GALLWAY, Chairlstan.
The Chairman having I:ft the Chair, the Thanks of the M Ca.*
ing were unanimouily voted to-hint for his able and impartial
conduct while in the Chair.
Lord MILTON'S Committee fit every day at the St. Alban'',
Tavern, St. Albans-ftrett, Pall Mall, from ten till four, wheisiCi
all communications calculated to infurc his fuccell, will be thank-
fully received, particularly the places of abode of Freeholders, re-
, 11,14:at in or in the vicinity of London.