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... the ELIEOTORS of the BOROUGH of LEEDS. GENTLEMEN, I beg you olice 'again to accept my most cordial thanks for the generous exorkions you have made in my behalf, and for having returned mie as your representative to Parliament. Believe me I consented to come forward rather to fight your battle than my own, and I consider that the success which has been achieved is Sours, much more than mine. To ...