... S TA NNA RIES Uill commence at the PRINCES HALL. Truro, on SATURDAY, the 90th day of October next. The Court will sit on the first day al Twelve ...

... one of your Representatives. — Four years ago I was elected by a majority of 187 votes : I bave now been elected by a majority of 1348. This is a fact which requires little comment. It i shows tbat those Electors who supported me in 1837 approve of my conduct, and also very many of those who then opposed me see the dangers of the course which the present Government is pursuing, and de- sire ...

... it necessary to advise the Queen to dissolve Parliament, and to take the sense of the Country on the Measures which they have tailed to ■trsusdis tbe House of Commons to adopt. I must, therefore, no longer postpone tbe declara- tion of my intention to solicit a renewal of tbe con- fidence which you placed in me four years ago, and of my determination to enable you swain to record your votes in ...

... Parliament, I presumed to ex- press my reliance upon your spirit and your pa- triotism, to assist me in obtaining at least one repre- sentative for the Conservatives of West Cornwall. I felt convinced that at the approaching Election you would mark your opinion of an administration, which had not only disregarded every principle of good and honest Government ; bnt had for its own purposes ...

... the representation of West Cornwall, without fear of being subjected to the charge of unbecoming presumption, or of unwarrantably attempting to dis 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 ...