... Esq .to Represent the City of London in Parliament wili . I DAILY at , he (in ..1 London Tavern. Hishopsgale-street where i . i, ?? and Subscriptions will be thankfully received i M L LI CAS, i hairman i iv of Loudon Tavern, Dec. 2!l. Isai , , flTV'ilF LONDON ELECTION.— ?? WOOD. (.ROTE. CRAWFORD, and PATTISON The ' SITED COMMITTEE of ELECTORS for promoihig the RE , il RN ol FOUR RIAL REFOMERS ...

... for the Nomination of Candidates to ra-present t ?? ?? in Parbaina-ni tha- Commitue ta.r conducting the i ?? ?? Lyall. Mr. Warai. and Mr. Wilson trust you will kindly . ' ?? ', a'uiip'issd'le il is for the Candidates in the short interval which i ' ' 1 ' „,pav their personal respeats tai every elector. They have : : ui.-iiisaha'sa,!' every oppori unity which has been afforded to i 11 '„, ...

... WILLIAM WARD, anal Mr. . I* \v 11 SON. ill be held at the 'Three Tuns ■Tavern in the _.„ ( .| vt . „'CI,M-k I'Hls DAY .Saturday. Jan. 3. for the . such measures as shall promote the return of . I'arliamen. as Representatives for the Ci.j of . ?? f„r the Borough district mi daily at the George Inn, , :1 ,pms_wiin, thankfully received. - , rill' KLK ...

... most earnestly request that their friends will ?? ,|.ir exertions during the shairt trniu thai intervenes before ■ ' r „ and n da.nbt -an b>- then entertained of their success '''•• MATTHIAS P. LUCAS, chairman „f l/'ii^ii faveni. Jan. :t. 1 ?? ( ITV OF LONDON ELECTION THE COMMITTEE for conducting the h lli HON of Mr LYALL. Mr WARD, and Mr WIL- n!,T h,.lpfe.-liuc thai, notwithstanding the ...

... request your early attendance ■ P Poll .THIS MORNING to record the votes which have ■ 1 and cordially .tendered to us. I ?? neu is in your hands. Our principles are well ■ ' ?? are those of our King and Constitution—princi- -1 a'hav, madi uur country respected al.ra.ad and secure at B ?? maintained, will still uphold her at the I 1 , ?? ti.. universe. j S ?? represent us as unfriendly to ...

... far from a T oelfgs one Nearly one-half of the Constituency is yet un- J- n , mr i f time and opportumtv >et remain to you to vindicate f'' 0 rIP , ,n: which we have come forward. I^t every Elector '* r ' ir! - In in those principles of honest, loyal attachment to the Con- '!,CTfiime forward without delay to record his vote. •■)^ nn wn> 0 f triumph are in your own hands. How long they ...

... closed, certainly not without di— ippoiuluienl '' ' ?? ' '*iolU iuoruti.kii.il! , ji ha» not been ?? slight grounds that we yielded to the ivishe.. '.'.friend- ii, appearing before y.,j the slate of the poll sufficiently ?? s I'ii. .li~a.lv amazes .if a canvass limited tu the short term .it ' ' lia v> aiii-'ii- the largest constituency m ll.e kingdom have, in . ,: t ,. r t exertion il.a ...

... our Election, an- this da) i ■;■ th ...

... . ai e of the Representatives of ?? of Middlesex :- ( entral l ommittee. Hotel. Spring-gardens. Colonel Clitherow in the Chair Dittrict t ommittees ?? Ai the Castle. r»»n Eagle. ' , . „ i adoean Arms. ?? ?? London- -City of London Tavein. 1 .«„i- Old ...

... p nod tiiai ha» ?? Mm ?? | ,„*_ v ■• i md'.lnte to r. pr. ?? it you in Parliament, by th. • ■ ndertak -n mv I ause. has amply jus. i i. ?? uuilion 1 had the honour to receive. ■ ?? wl.dgment. and tills iv« with couli- ■ • ■„ . ■ suit ol our Contest. 1 1 liulei lent and Constitutional R.-presen- H ictiim. It.. Parliament bj your suffrages. 1 ?? vi- glun Mis (mi -liiution. .-• ■ impi in. ...

... ?? ?? within Ihe Di-tii.ls..f ...

... Electors upon the highly. . -. „f their cmass. from which they are already I forward I mplele success 'I'hey trust that those : ?? nut vei received a personal application will kindly „ rnrtit cause, namely, the impossibility of completing such immense extent within the few days which hay. Mi W i offered himself, and will voluntarily render . . ?? s„ important without expecting a personal ...