THE NON-ELECTORS OF DUDLEY AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD.

To the Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Ward, Himley.

_Dudley, Monday, April 20, 1835._

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DUDLEY, August 1833.

We, the undersigned, Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of

Dudley, and its Vicinity, having heard with surprise and

Indignation of the GROSS and UNMANLY attack made by Sir

John Campbell, on the acting Magistrates of this Town and

Neighbourhood, in the House of Commons, in the following Words,

"_That in this Town, Justice is not administered to the

satisfaction of the Public, and that the most serious

discontent prevails, and that the Magistrates are such, as in

their absence he should not like to describe_"--

Take the earliest opportunity of bearing our voluntary

Testimony to the upright, independent, and praiseworthy conduct

of the Magistrates acting for this Town and Neighbourhood;

and of asserting that they have uniformly conducted

themselves to the perfect satisfaction of the Inhabitants

and public in general, and we deny that "serious discontent

prevails."--To Gentlemen of high respectability and character

who have sacrificed so much valuable time (each of them being

extensively engaged in business) we consider ourselves deeply

indebted; and we beg to tender to them our most sincere

and grateful thanks for their unwearied exertions in the

administration of Justice and the preservation of the public

Peace.

Luke Booker, Vicar of Dudley

Proctor Robinson, M.A.

Edward Harper Wainwright, B.A.

John Booth, B.A.

Joseph Bennitt, } Churchwardens

John Williams, }

William Taylor, } Overseers

P. V. Swanwick, } of the

Henry Harper, } Poor

Tho. Shorthouse, }

J. G. Bourne, Mayor

Edward Dixon, Banker

Cornelius Cartwright, Surgeon

Thomas Wainwright, Surgeon

W. Bennitt, Capt. of the D.Y.C.

William Bennitt

Joseph Guest, Glass Manufacturer

James Bourne, Solicitor

Francis Downing, Gent.

H. D. Bourne, Coal Master

James Bourne, jun. Solicitor

W. E. Davies, Glass Manufacturer

William Masefield, Draper

Joseph Smith, Innkeeper

Edward Terry, Grocer

John Bagott, Tailor

Stephen Bullas, Ironmonger

J. M. Capewell, Dentist

John Harper, Grocer

John Standish, Hairdresser

John Orme Brettell, Land Agent

Thomas Brettell, Coal Master

O. G. Shaw, Maltster

James Johnson, Grocer

Richard Bourne, Organist

Eber Patten, Hatter

John Tompson, Mine Agent

W. H. Tompson, Stone Master

Samuel Johnson, Agent

George Payton, Coal Master

Thomas Griffiths, Shoedealer

Richard Wilcox, Innkeeper

Henry C. Brettell, Solicitor

Joseph C. Brettell, Engineer

Joseph Payton, Auctioneer

Richard Lakin, Hatter

William Fellows, jun. Solicitor

John Roberts, Surgeon

John Rann, Gent.

Charles Homer, Wine Merchant

Hartil Dudley, Nail Ironmonger

Benjamin Dudley, Silk Mercer

Cornelius C. Brettell, Surveyor

Geo. Sep. Tompson, Shoemaker

Samuel Pemberton, Coal Master

John Leake, Chemist and Drysalter

J. S. Jeavons, Iron Merchant

J. S. Turner, Chemist

John Pritchard, Grocer

Samuel Dunn, Flour Dealer

Henry Darby, Book-keeper

James Bloomer, Fendermaker

James Grigg, Wheelwright

Benj. Woolley, Nail Ironmonger

Samuel Lewis, Nail Ironmonger

James Yates, Agent

William Fellowes, sen. Solicitor

John Vaughan, Accountant

W. R. Baker, Draper

John Owen, Confectioner

Richard Timmings, Ironmonger

William Mills, Grocer

Benjamin Prince, Town Clerk

Josegh Whitehouse, Fishmonger

James Ashton, Innkeeper

John Henly, Glass Cutter

Joseph Gardener, Tailor

John Raybould, Paviour

John Timmins, Broker

John Leech, Grocer

John Oakey, Gent.

Joseph Bate, Ironmonger

J. Newbold, Chemist and Druggist

Thomas Cox, Nail Ironmonger

William Haden, Ironmaster

Joseph Haden, Ironmaster

William Shedden, Gent.

James Bullas, Gent.

Thomas Fereday, Surgeon

William Smith, Accountant

Joseph Lear, Innkeeper

Samuel Whyley, Blacksmith

Charles Cox, Innkeeper

William Whyley, Butcher

Edward Kimberley, Fishmonger

Thomas Pearsall, Attorney's Clerk

Benjamin Shaw, ditto

Thomas Allen, Parish Clerk

John Eld, Baker

William Brown, Victualler

Samuel Payne, Innkeeper

Thomas Gray, Draper

Benjamin Jordan, Innkeeper

William Jordan, Shoemaker

Joseph Dudley, Shoemaker

George Fellowes, Carpenter

William Adams, Victualler

John Nock, Draper

John Smart, Fishmonger

B. Woolley, jun. Chain Manufacturer

Thomas Fehr, Spirit Merchant

Edward Blakeway, Grocer

Francis Baker, Grocer

Joseph Salt, Stonemason

William Self, Butcher

W. J. Cruchley, School-master

Edward Bill, Builder

Richard Thomas, Sheriffs' Officer

Thomas Steedman, Maltster

Richard Whitehouse, Dealer

William Robinson, Solicitor

James Darby, Book-keeper

Thomas Thomas, Nail Factor

William Howells, Clerk

Edward Foley, Maltster

Edward Marsh, Surveyor

James Fullwood, Wheelwright

Jos. Hartill, Fender Manufacturer

Daniel Shaw, Surgeon

Joseph Whitehouse, Glazier

Joseph Cooke, Saddler

William Whatmore, Innkeeper

Barnabas Willcox, Currier

John Powell, Painter

William Deeley, Iron Founder

John Share, Upholsterer

William Round, Timber Merchant

John Rann, Printer

John Sherman, Draper

Thomas Lewis, Agent

Charles Bunn, Butcher

Joseph Cox, Nail Ironmonger

John Holland, Builder

Daniel Parker, Builder

Jeremy Parker, Timber Merchant

William Herbert, Engraver

Samuel Herbert, ditto

James Bill, Builder

Matthew Houghton, Coal Master

Edward Creswell, Iron Master

Thomas Rhodes, Banker's Clerk

George Bennett, ditto

William Smitheman, Innkeeper

Robert Martin, Iron Founder

Thomas Eves, Coach Proprietor

Edward Guest, Glass Manufacturer

Zechariah Round, Builder

William Power, Farrier

Edward Challingsworth, Saddler

Thomas Stokes, Builder

John Stokes, ditto

Joseph Anslow, Plumber

John Cheshire

Luke Price, Shoemaker

William Hollies, ditto

Edward Robinson, Gent.

Robert Garratt, Innkeeper

Sheld. Gray, Wine and Spirit Dealer

Thomas Whitehouse, Book-keeper

J. W. Pain, Teacher of Gymnastics

Thomas Irwin, Glass Cutter

Joseph Lear, Glassman

George Lear, Clothier

A. Power Steedman, Maltster

William Richardson, Engineer

Joshua Harvey, Iron Founder

John Sturmey, Grocer

George Fryer, Seedsman

Thomas Woodall, Blacksmith

John G. Derecourt, Carpenter

Joseph Pearson, Builder

Mark Boden, Excise Officer

John Perry, Locksmith

Thomas Bradley, Grocer

James Brewin, Accountant

Mark Bond, Gent.

John Allen, Cordwainer

John Hobson, Victualler

John Fullard, Hairdresser

Elijah Hillman, Butcher

Joseph Haxeltine, ditto

Thomas Worrad, Innkeeper

Thomas Hines, Staymaker

Charles Lucas, Butcher

Richard Dudley, Surveyor

Samuel James, Victualler

Samuel Hudson, Corkcutter

John Hughes, Clerk

George Evans, Clerk

Joseph Bradley, Clerk

William Morrall, Upholsterer

Humphrey Hartle, Victualler

Samuel Fisher, Victualler

George Lloyd, Glasscutter

Samuel Chavasse, Accountant

Thomas Davidson, Accountant

And others, making upwards of 300 persons who signed

this Address.

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