To the Worthy FREEMEN of the Borough
of KING's-LYNN.

GENTLEMEN,

THE very Kind and Favourable Reception
I have met with amongst my Townsmen in
my Canvass, encourages me to offer my Service
(in this publick Manner) to Represent You again
in Parliament, and to beg the Favour of Your Votes
and Interest at the next General Election; in
which, if I am so Happy as to succeed, it shall be
my Study to promote on All Occasions the Interests
of This Town, and to execute the Great Trust re-
posed in Me, with my utmost Abilities, and with a
Zeal becoming a Man, that hath received so many
Obligations from his Brother-Freemen.

I am, with the Greatest Gratitude,
GENTLEMEN,
Your most Obliged, and
Faithful humble Servant,

KING's-LYNN,

25 April, 1767.

JOHN TURNER.