AN ELECTOR.

_Dudley, March 20th, 1857._

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At a Meeting of the Non-Electors of Dudley, held at the

Lancasterian School Room, Stafford Street, the 25th day of

March, 1857. Mr. William Gilbert, Jun., in the chair, it was--

Moved by Mr. Longhurst, and Seconded by Mr. Oakley, and

carried unanimously:--"That this Meeting of Non-Electors of

Dudley welcomes the present favourable opportunity which now

offers itself of freeing the Borough of Dudley from Political

Vassalage, Nomineeism, and Lordly Dictation."

Moved by Mr. Wallwork, seconded by Mr. Ginder, Jun., and

carried unanimously:--"That the Non-Electors of Dudley,

hereby pledge themselves to support the Political Freedom and

Independence of this Borough, by using all legitimate efforts

to ensure the triumphant return of the Independent Candidate,

Henry Brinsley Sheridan, Esq."

Moved by Mr. Wallwork, seconded by Mr. Parsons, and carried

unanimously:--"That the best thanks be given to the Chairman,

for his conduct in the Chair."

W. GILBERT, Jun., Chairman.

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