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SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1826.

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ELECTION OP MR. ALDEILMAS THOMPSON.
IN pursuance of the following invi,tation, a Public
Meeting of din Fribas of W. ALDERMAN THOMP-
SON will tate place at the Lawloa Tavern, Risher/rate-street,
on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 34 of Mar, at Twelve &Clock, to
adopt Measures for securing his Return, as one of the Bern-sea.
atives of the City of Linpilort in Parliament, * the approaching
trowel Election.

Row, W. Salter, G.
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Woollen. John
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Webster, James
Windk and Co.
WllroacAshmore, and

'Sir RICHARD CARS G LYN, Bart. -end Alderman,
hill take the Chair at One ciCtoek puaanally.
'0 matinee-Room, London Tavern, JOHN HALL,
nath Ap011,1826. Chairman of the Committee.

Wa, the undersigned, do hereby invite the Friends of Mr. Al-
derman THOMPSON, to meet at the London Tavern, Bishops-
gate-street, on Wacummar nem at Twelve o'Clocii precisely, to
adept hlrasures for promoting his Return as one of the Represen-
tatives of the Crity of London in ParNament, at the approaching
General Election.

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THE LAST BUT ONE.
SWIFT and Co. beg leave to remand that Public
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that SIX Prizes of ien ,000 are to be distributed' by the Draseirg
of WEDNESDAY NEXT, 3d of MAY, which id the •la
opportunity but one of acgairing so large a sum of Money by a
very small adventure. SWIFT and Co.'d Offices have been for
tunate in the Sale of Capital Prises,partieularly TWO of 5t30,000,
and TWO of 220,000, within the last few 'meths.—Nu. 11,
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