The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-27 00:00:00

To the

'TLKNIEN, CLERGY, and FREYHOLIThitS
110 f the COUNTY of NORFOLK..
GENTLEIMM,
AGLOW me to eipress my grateful thanks for tile
bonouryos have this day ensferred on me, and to repeat
my nature:tees that I thaWnissays endeavour
ssicietly to dis-
charge those duties. ton:trots IBS Country ~nd sitt.'Cortstituents,
enjoinrd by political independence ar d principle. To have been
again di.tinguisked b,. those Suffrages. w hich it has ever been
leay proudert hoard to Amin, iv'ttatifylng to every feeling of
Vali hearts aadil Oust 1 shall centime to prove, by the mob(
hiltillitehbit attention to your istierests, swy Warm woe of Vie coo-
Naga yon have repased in me, and the devoted attachment
;111111Which.1 have thebitnour so bei. •
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.Your very faithful Serrytt, i
4CuentielsrJulto23,,;lBle. THOS. Wht 'COKE.
•Ifs the GENTLEIIIEN, .CLERGY., and ,Fit,E.F. •
of the COUNTY of NVIIITH4iIPTION.
6SNILEIIIBiIt.
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PERMIT me tip return you my warmest thetas
for the very kind apd gratifying manner in which you re-
'mired 1110.115 animating iu behalf of Lord Althorp on the Elec-
.*a this day.
The unanimity and cordiality with which you have been
itlen.ed again to isite-t bins with the itapisrtunt trost of re-
Ottawas join in Pialioment,cannot MR to add to his gratitude
and ibblitchalhat to you. tend to ercourage him is it condos/nice
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4111160411tetious in she pert°, mane of his Parliaments's
duties. wbl,b.will be she brat return he Call make to you for
the high dissitietion yon hove conferred .'n him.
i have the Ammer to be. tientlernen,
Your obliged nod obedient humble Servant,
ton, June 25, 1818. I)UNCANNON.

Kari ham 1

LDEItS

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To the GENTLEMEN. CLERiIY. and FR L L OLDERS
of Ike COUNTY of LEICESTER.

114AVING been put in nomination as a fit person
to represent the County of Leicester, and with a very
',decisive exprus.ion of public opinion in my &vont, I have
•ttotight it my duty to offer myself for your Suffrages. It c4n.
itot bat he highly gratifying to me to he selected for the high
bpipter, by a body of Electors who ncipe4r to have considered
*commeecifti knoitieffge, wand constitutional principles, into.
ritty; dad hilepetldeber, as the qualities they were anxious to
Main -a 'lltepresesidlittye—how far they hove made a right
*realms stAtetgaitto sot you *sludge. 1 hare hero too long lo
krublic life to mike nny profo,sious on say part necessary. You
...e •erii my conduct in the House of Common, for eighteen
• fete; and as a I.ri vale bot:vidual I have always been amongst
.son—alcit as I have been, such I trust y,a will always
find me.
From,the teal and spirit which have already manifested them-
selves in ill favour, and the great seeress 1 have met with in
sof Canyoss. I think it my duty to afford you an opportunity
of expressing yonesentiments. Highly respecting the Represen-
tative part' of our Constitution. it appears to me essential
iss she full and free exercise of the rights of Electors, that those
who are culled forth by large bodies of Conssitueutt sbiuld be
ready to meet their wishes when no insuperable impediments
pretent tbemselves—and upon this principle I ofer myself.
Relying no the cantiosaoce of your spontaneous esertions,
have the honour to he. with great respect,
Gentlemen, your faithful nut .rhedient Servant,
THOMAS BA R INGTOR.
brieester, State 23. 1818.

To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH
of GREAT GRIMSBY.

Gweriewnw,
APPEALED to you with iii Conviction that you
-a- would at length compleSeliossert your rights, and 1 did
not appeal• in vim&
I found you depressed by the fre4ment failure of Wee,*
your behalf similar Id mine, and try the retrograde madam Ist
your commerce and prosperity. 1 lenve you animated byal
just impression, that all which appeared irretrievably lost, 161
already redeemed.
I Constituted by your independent Suffrages one of your Res
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Presentative' in the 1-010010nss Milne of Parliament, an eleva-
tion to which no individual, standing alone, ever yet attained,
when oppostd to the influence which supported the other Can-
didates, I may boldly pronounce, that fur toil a new era has
commenced, and that if, under alt the signal disadvantages
which, on this occasion, compired niftiest uh ample seeress
bat crowned our exertions. your due repondersoce, as all its
consequences are secured fur ever.
By endeavouriai to represent the Independent Spirit which
rends me to Parliament.—by a conseientious performance of any
duties there, and as unwearied attention to the interein which
yonisve committed to my cbarge, 1 propose to_ justify your
Present choice, and acquire &confident* of your future support.
/fleeted and gratified beyond expression, by the voriatustes-
thasonies of yore personal kindness which I have constantly
tetrad, as Well at by' the trust reposed fa site,
I have the homier( to be,.
Gentlemen.
Your grutefully attached Friend.
And most devoted Servant.
Grigsby, Jame 503,11118. TENS YAWN.
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