To the WORTHY and INDEPEN...
To the WORTniv and INDiEPENDEXT lVERY ot LONDON. Genitlemenl. f -HEnuintrous promises I hlave received,notwithstanvd- 11Ing ylate auvnase, eneourage me to belleve that the election til ultyMatelylrbe In MYn fvour. I urn eatrIjheelrh therefore to entreat the Iyattinaucdf My friedsa the POLL TO-11OTtlOW.wvhichi \slI comenc at o'clock. SPARKS MOLUVE. C.lolnllttee Rtoo. 9. lllllfter.s.eet. 2ntb 9th inonth, 1824. " the WORtTHY LIVRTtY of LOND)ON. N consequene of the late prio; att which i corrtmmnced pr*e u . l a h a v e ed v l s e d m e t o Ri L I N Q U I S H t h e returno mur tbei Once th orr u thte ktionid Inftetrest excited oni m y bebalf. I have the honour tmm hc. Gentlemnen 7 a outr iosnt otbedienlt hunble cervaut, 7. ~nor~wfl* 0th spt. 824.ThiIOIAN DALI?. To the IORTH tldtINDEpIENDgN r LjVEtNY of LONDON 7r1fiE .events of to-day hav'e more than realizedl Thy Neas declared elected to the .sonShlerable. najority, but two of :ceee to~iog d ri In tm anded a poll. I entreat your early attemid- I hve the honour l;. remaiJn, Gentlemen, Youra, most grsteruily omled, Tihe poll Is from 9 to 3 o'cloek every day, until Njonday next in.. elusive. CGlilmBn, 1721 ltlalnworth 93.1 Mollne. 6. Gildhhl' Coffeehou.%e. Sept. 20, 1824. T o t lhe Y LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON- Gentlemenr, ITH the strongest feelinigs of gr:ttii& I agaill offer mny thnnita to inv klmid fricjids fo,r thelr very actire exer- t!ons Which excite the lullest ca'ifldence ofr iiltI5eate lice" f lJi thia. mly second appihmnttoi. t hav e *niv to Impress .11 the minlbs of my frlenadsthe imoirtaxmne -f an eTI~ry attendance at the POLL.t1l;ch comn- tr: ces t.: 9 o'ock this dlay. I remiln, trltti tbe hiheast reipect, I'.our very obliged hImmibla %ervant, Comrmittee Room. Kbln,8'5 Itead, PoslVtrv Sept. 21, 1E%R4. tatre of the first day's poll aW th 931 Gllmann. 172 Mollne. P,