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permit him to prove at 1, oar Bar; or before a Committee thercif,
that the very reverse is the fact.
" Your I'4:thinner most distinctly states, that the disgraceful
and cowardly assaults that were daily cemn:itted upon the per-
son of Sit Murray Maxwell, were neither sanctioned by your
• Petitihrier, or any of his friends, but that they wer: corotnitted
by a gang of hired drunken ruMans, insttgated by those who
were itcting as the Friends of an /favourable Baronet, the pre-
sent Member for Westminster, which it:famous and cowardly
assaults could never have been put in force or repeated, as your
Petitioner is prepared dad wimhts to prove, without the collu-
sion of the said High Bailiff, and the connivance of the Con-
stables under his direct controal. •
Your Petitioner most distinctly disclaims any intention,
either in this, or his former Petition, to obtain the praectirmof
your lionourabk House, to stay the sl.arp and vindictive pro-
ceedings of the High Bailiff and his Solicitor against your Peti-
tioner in the Courts of Law, as he is fully persuaded that he
shall have ample justice done him in the Honourable Cons t to
which those proceedings are referred.
" Your Petitioner is only anxious that your Honourabie House
should investigate the conduct of the said High before
you pass any new law for his protection ; and that your Honour-
able House will cause a Committee to he appointed to examine
into the very large amount of the income of the Dean and Chap-
' ter of the said City of Westminster, which your Petitioner be-
lieves to beupwards of 4:60,000 a-year, and who are bound, as
your Petitioner humbly submits, to indemnify the High
whose servari he is, for the fair expenses of executing the King's
Writ.

" Your Petitioner also submits to your Honourable !loose,
that there is the less cause to hasten the present Bill through
ytihr Honourable House without inquiry, to protect the said
lligh Bailiff from the expenses of the approaelliog contest, be-
cause Mr. Smedley, the Solicitor and Agent of the said Ilign
Bailiff, has officially informed your Petitioner, in the presence of
a third person, that it is not the intention of the said I ligh Bai-
liff to put himself to any expense in the erection of Dustings,
but that the said high Bailiff is determined to esectite the King's
Writ, at the next Election, in the open air, and that be will take
the Poll in eleven watch-boxes.
" Your Petitioner, therefore, most humbly prays that your
Honourable House will not pass any new Bill exclusively for
the protection of the said High Bailiff to'rxonerate hint ai.4l his
employers, (the Dean and Chapter of Westmiuster) from the
payment of the necessary expenses of executing the King',
Writ; and your Petitioner implores your Honourable House
to permit him to prove all and every of the ellqations contained
in this and his former Petition, either at the Bar, or before a
Committee of your Honourable louse ; all and every of which
allegations your Petitioner, together with many other persons,
are ready to prove, and he prays that they may have an oppor-
tunity of so doing—and your Petitioner shall ever pray, &c.
" 11. NIJNT."
A LIST OF THE MINORITY
MI. TIERNZeII MOTION LAST Rawer ON THE SANE ArSTRICTIONO.
Abercromby, Hn. J. Fitzgerald, Lord W. Palmer, C.
Aithorp, Viscount Fleming, John Pares, Thomas
Allen' J. H. Frankland, It. l'arnell, Sir H.
Anson, Sir G. Fremantle, William Peirse, IL
Aubrey, Sir J. Gordon. Robert Pelham, lion. C. A.'
, Amen, William Graham, Sandford Pelham, lion. G. A.
Barham, Joseph Graham, R. J. O. Phillips, G.
Baring, Sir T. Grenfell, Pascoe Phillips, G. jun.
Barnard, Viscount Guise, Sir W. • Phillips, C. M.
Barnett, ...same' Grosvenor, General Ponsonby, Hon. F.C.
Beecher, W. W. Ceske% enjamin Power, It.
Belgrave, Lord Gurney, IL H. Powlett, Hon. Wm.
Bernali, Ralph flamihon, Lord A. Price, R.
Bennett,lion. H. 0. Harvey, D. W. I'rotheroe, E.
Benyon, Ben. lieathcote, Sir G. Phillimore, Dr.
lientinck, Lord W. Hornby, Edward Itamsbottum, John
Birch, Joseph Howard, Hon. W. Ramsdell, J. C.
Brand, Hon. T. Howorth, li. Rancliffe, Lord
Browne, Mo. Hughes, W. L. Ridley, Sir M. W.
Brougham, Henry Hume,Joseph Robins, A. W.
. Burdett, Sir Francis Hirst, R. Robans, W. T,
Burroughs, Sir W. Heygate, Alderman Rowley, Sir Witham
Byng, G. Kennedy, J. F. Russell, Lord Wm.
Calcraft, John Knox, Hon. Thos. Russell, Lord G. W.
Churchill, Lord C. Lamb, Hon. W. Russell, Lord John •
Calvert, Charles Latouche, John Russell, IT G.
Calvert, Nicholas Lemon, Sir W. Runthold, C. E.
Campbell, lion. J. Lloyd, Sir E. Sharp, H.
Crespigny, Sir W. de Lloyd. J. 241. Stni:h, William
Carew, R. S. Lyttelton, Hon. W. Smyth, J. H.
Carter, John . Lewis, T. F. Spencer, turd R.
Cavendish, Henry Macleod, R. •Stewart, Lord James
Clifford, Captain Mackintosh, Sir J. Stanley, Lord
Clifton, Lord * Madocks, %V. A. Symonds. T. P.
Coffin, Sir J. Maitlaud, J. B. Shelley, Sir .L
Calborne, R. N. W. Martin, Johu Sebright, Sir J. St
Colclough, Cass: Methuen, Paul Tavistock, Marquis
Coke, Thomas, job. Maxwell, John Taylor, M. A.
Concannam, L Mllbanke Mark Thorp, Alderman
Coursmaker, George Merest, J. D. Tierney, Rt. I lon.G.
Curwen, J. C. • Mills, C. Tremayne .1. 11.
Crompton, Samuel Monck, Sir C. Temple, I uI of
Davies, T. H. Moore, I'eter Walpole, Ilon. C.
Denman, Thomas Muslim, Sir T. Waithman,.tiderman
Denison, W. J. blorpeth, Viscount -Webb, Edward
Douglas, Hon. F. S. Maberley, John Wharton, John
Duncannon,Viscount Morland, S. B. Whitbread, William
1./nodes, Hon. L. Newman, Robert Wilkius, W.
Dundas, Hon; G. Neville, Huth R. Williams, Owen
Dundas, Ike. J. Newport, Sir J. Williams, William
Dundai, Charles North, Dudley Wilson, Sir Robert
Ebrington, Viscount Nugent, Lord Wood, Alderman
Ellice, Edward Nugent, Sir G. Wynn, C. W.
Euston, Earl of Onitlow, Arthur Webster, Sir G.
Fazakerley, N. O'Callaghan, J. VELLUM
Fellowes, Newton Ord, William I.arebton J. G.
Ferguson, Sir It. C. Osborne, Lord F. G. blacilonaid, James

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