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SOUTH LANCASHIRE 'VISION.
NOMINATION DAY AT N WTON.
THE ELECTORS, Friends in st port of the Interest of
Lord FRANCIS. EGE ttToN the Hou. R. BOOTLE
WI,LBRAHAM, who are anxious attend at Newton, To.
MORROW, (Saturday,) the lith instant, may be accommodated
with a Conveyance, to leave the Railway Station at Eight
o'clock, by applying personally at the Committee Room, No,
10, Exchange-alley, 'I If is DAY, (Friday,) between Eleven and
Two. o'clock.
RICHARD DAWS

Secretary,

SOUTH LANCASHIRE DI ISION.
THE COMMITTEE fin. CON DUCT G th 6 ELECTION
of LORD FRANCIS EGERTO and the HONOUR-
ABLE R. BOOTLE WILBRAIIA , for this DIVISION
of the COUNTY wilt meet Daily at Leven o'Clock; at No.
10, Exchange-alley, %Oleic lufOrmation respecting the Election
it is requested may be communicated.
RICHARD DAWSON, Secretary.

ELECTION FOR SOUTH LAN ASIIIRE.
QUCH Friends of LORD F, EGERT and. Mr. WIL-
t.7 BRAIIAM'as intend.toije preseut.on he da-v.of Nomina-
tion are requested to meet them at the 'AL OAK, in New-
tan, at Half-past Nine o'clock, on SATU DAY Nothing next, to
accompany them, to the tlustings.
H. BOLD HOGIITON, Chairman.
Committee-Room, Newton, Jon. 12. 183,5.

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WEST CUMBERLAND ELE TIONf
THE FREEHOLDERS of • this' VISION •of . the
COUNTY in the Interest of the two 'onservative Candi-
dates, -Missr,i. STANLEY arid' IRT . will receive
ant-
Information they max require on applica inn at the Office of-J.
NELSON Woon and to., Corrs=buildings, Preeson's-,row.
N.B. 1214 s of Polling 20th and 21st instant. - •

~ , . ... .
O TIIE ELECTORS ()F THE SOUTHERN, DISISION
OV, THE COUNTY. OF LANCASTER.
~.,
I.xgNTLEMEN,
TN deference to a requisition which em ibodie the wishes of a
1.. larke and most respectiiiile portion of e constituency of
South Lancashire. 1 present*Mvself to you iotice :ma Candi.-
date fur the honour of bein't; Chosen to represent you in the
House of Commons, in the event of an early dissolution of
Parliament.

Circumstances, viiiich -have connected me with the trade, the
inauufactures," and the agriculture of this part of the kingdom,
enable me to solicit your suffrages on the score of a community
of interest which make's your -prosperity, or its reverse, in an
unusual degree, sensibly and immediately my own. That our
common prosperity may best be maintained and advanced uri.
der those institutions of church and state, beneath the influence
of which it has sprung and flourished, I firmly believe. If
become your. representative, I shall therefore oppose,- to the tit.
most. of naVability, any measures of change which may appear
to, me.to involve the subversion of those institutions, or such
inroad upon them as may, appear designed or calculated to pre- '
pare the way for that subversion.
AnNious; toWever, as I am to -uphold all that is valuable in
our establishments, and • considering, under the circumstances
of the time, the task of. their conservation the prominent and
most ardnoui duty of your representative, I am not the less de.:
sirous to aid the judicious and well-considered correction of de-
fect or almse; and I am careful to distinguish between the
dawnr for indefinite change, or-for revolution clearly defined,
and the general desire of the people, or the just petition of any
perliou of the people, for such alterations as maybe justified
by demoostration of existing injury, or reasonable calculation
of contingent good.--I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your
an; a obedient servant,
irursley, Dec. 3d, 1831:- FRANCIS EGERTON.

TO TILE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTHERN DtyisioN
• • • OF THE COUNT rY'OF'LANCASTER.
GENTLEMVI, '
1 N compliance with the urgent solicitation of a numerous and
influential br.drof the' Erectors of the Southern DiVisicin
of LancaAire, I am indUcedlii offer ii4Sqf 'to you as a',CAN-
DIDATE for the Representatien of this Division•iu the event
,
of an approaching Election.'. •
' I have hitherto nottaken• any active part in po .
!cal
life, but
I consider that the time has arrived when no should refuse
to obey a puhlic call to express and act np those principles be conceives best Calculated to promo e the welfare and
prosperity of his Country.
I am firmly convinced thatour Constitution is best secured to
us inviolate under the Institutions of Church and State combined,
beneath which 'it has so long flourished; and with 'that view I
would firmly opphse any attempt either director indirect to se-
parate them ; nor would I consent to the Alienation of Church
PropertY in any part of the United Kingdom from strictly Ec-
clesiastical purposes.

. .
-I profess myself a Conservative, and with those sentiments am
determined to uptilild'all our valuable liistitutions, not blinding
myself to any defects or abus's which may have crept intolheM,
but willing and anxinua to improve them by judicious correc-
tion; tit the same time 'carefully distinguishing between what is
sanctioned by manifest' decay or existing injury. arid what is
demanded by clamour and party virulence, at once involving
indefinite change and certain destruction.
I haVe only to add, that should I have the honour to become
one of your Itepresentatives, it will be my earnest endeavour to
fulfil, to the utmost of my abilities, the duties of that distinguished
office; and the conSideration that ram employed in the service
am)? native COunty, to which' I am Warmly attached, will be an
'additional Motive for thy zealous eirorts to pi omote its prosperity.
' Gentlemen, • •' •
• I have the honour to be,
Your obedient humble Scrvant,
'R. BOOTLE WILI3II,ATIAN.
• Blythe, Saturday Evenirw, DeC..2O, 101. •

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