... at the ensuing Election as a Candidate to re- present you in the Commons House of Parliament, in conjunction with Lord Eliot, has created in me mingled feelinga. At first I felt hesitation, but, when I reflected on the moral influence and high importance of the Electors who have done me this honor, 1 determined to respond to their call in the aflirmative. Young as I am. 1 yet flatter myself ...

... Dated sth Month (May) Slst, 1841. *N* [OUTY FRtc] To Tithe Apportioners. PARISH OF CUBERT, CORNWALL. PERSONS willing to/undertake the Apportion- ment of the Ren t charge, in lien of the Great and Small Tithes of the Parish of CUBERT, in tbe County of Cornwall, (which contains about 2500 Acres, are requested to>end Sealed Tenders (free of expense) ou or before/Monday, the 14th day of June next ...

... commence at the PRINCE'S HALL, Truro, [ on SATURDAY, the \7th day of July next. The Court will sit on the first day at Twelve ?? at Noon, and on every other day at Ten in the Forenoon precisely. The Vice-Warden will, on the first day of Ac Sittings, take motions in Equity and consent causes ; on the second and every other day until disposed of, Small Debts and Nisi Prius Cases .- after which ...

... neces-ary to advise the Queen t Parliament, and to take tbe Sense of th ountrv on tbe Measures which they have failed b ?? Je tbe House of Commons to adopt. I must, therefore, no longer postpone tbe declare oa of n»J intention to solicit a renewal of the con dence which you placed in oie four years ago, ant f my determination to enable you again to reeon cur rotes in my favour . I bare every ...

... representation of West Cornwall, without fear of being subjected to the charge of unbecoming presumption, or of unwarrantably attempting to die- turb the peace of the County. The fate of a Government to which it would be difficult to apply any known denomination, and which has clung to power in a manner altogether foreign to the British Constitution, has now been sealed ; and its downfall is ...