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    To the worthy inhabitants of the parish of St. Bride Ladies and gentlemen, by the death of Mr. John Wetherfield, the place of sexton is become vacant: permit me to solicit the favour of your votes and interest to succeed him.

    To the worthy inhabitants of the parish of St. Bride Ladies and gentlemen, by the death of Mr. John Wetherfield, the place of sexton is become vacant: permit me to solicit the favour of your votes and interest... by Finch, William, hatter

    Published 1782
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    To the worthy inhabitants of the parish of St. Bride. Ladies and gentlemen, by the death of Mr. John Wetherfield, the place of sexton is become vacant: permit me to solicit the favour of your votes and interest to succeed him, ... -- Eighteenth Century Collections Online
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    It occurs to me that I am America : new stories and art /

    It occurs to me that I am America : new stories and art / by Alvarez, Julia, Banks, Russell, 1940-2023, Broyard, Bliss, Carter, Stephen L., 1954-, Child, Lee, Clark, Mary Higgins, Cunningham, Michael, 1952-, Di Ionno, Mark, Dunn, Anna, Erdrich, Louise, Flournoy, Angela, Frank, Elizabeth, 1945-, Gaiman, Neil, Gourevitch, Philip, 1961-, Hannaham, James, Hoffman, Alice, Isaacs, Susan, 1943-, Jen, Gish, Jin, Ha, 1956-, King, Lily, Kohler, Sheila, Lipman, Elinor, Maynard, Joyce, 1953-, Minot, Susan, Mosley, Walter, Oates, Joyce Carol, 1938-, Paretsky, Sara, Piazza, Tom, 1955-, Pitlor, Heidi, Rozan, S. J., Russo, Richard, 1949-, Santlofer, Jonathan, 1946-, Strout, Elizabeth, Theroux, Paul, Torres, Justin, 1980-, Walker, Alice, 1944-, White, Edmund, 1940-

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    Sir, Should the governors of the London Hospital determine upon appointing three assistant-surgeons to that institution, permit me to request the honour of your vote and interest in my favour; if so happy as to succeed, you may rely upon my paying unremitting attention to the duties of the office. ...

    Sir, Should the governors of the London Hospital determine upon appointing three assistant-surgeons to that institution, permit me to request the honour of your vote and interest... by Crowther, Bryan, 1765-1840

    Published 1795
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    To the worthy free burgesses of the antient borough of Colchester. Gentlemen, having been nominated at a very respectable meeting of the free burgesses of Colchester, as a proper candidate to represent this borough in Parliament upon the present vacancy, permit me humbly to request the favor of your vote ... at the ensuing election

    To the worthy free burgesses of the antient borough of Colchester. Gentlemen, having been nominated at a very respectable meeting of the free burgesses of Colchester, as a proper candidate to represent this borough in Parliament upon the present vacancy, permit me humbly to request the favor of your vote ...... by Potter, Christopher, -1817

    Published 1781
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    Sir, The death of the late very worthy Dr. Dickson allows me to solicit the favour of your vote and interest to succeed him as physician to the London Hospital. If I should obtain the appointment, I shall at all times by the most tender care and attention strive to approve myself worthy of your choice. ...

    Sir, The death of the late very worthy Dr. Dickson allows me to solicit the favour of your vote and interest... by Trinder, William Martin

    Published 1784
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    Sir, The appointment of attorney and solicitor of the London-Hospital having become vacant by the resignation of Mr. Fresselicque, permit me to solicit the favor of your vote and interest to succeed him, and to assure you, in case I shall have the honor of that appointment, that every exertion on my part shall be to support the interest of that charity. ...

    Sir, The appointment of attorney and solicitor of the London-Hospital having become vacant by the resignation of Mr. Fresselicque, permit me to solicit the favor of your vote and interest... by Malbon, Samuel, active 1786

    Published 1786
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    Sir, The governors of the London Hospital having fully resolved to elect three assistant-surgeons to that institution, and having appointed Wednesday, the 30th instant, the day of election, permit me earnestly to request the honour of your early attendance, and vote, in my favour, on that day, which will confer a particular obligation, ...

    Sir, The governors of the London Hospital having fully resolved to elect three assistant-surgeons to that institution, and having appointed Wednesday, the 30th instant, the day of election, permit me earnestly to request the honour of your early... by Crowther, Bryan, 1765-1840

    Published 1795
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    Mr. Vice-Chancellor I entertain so much respect for the authority of the House of Convocation, when acting within its legitimate province, that I think a statement of the reasons which lead me to consider my position in the university morally unaffected by what has passed to-day, is due to you and to all who have been instrumental in promoting the censure voted against me.

    Mr. Vice-Chancellor I entertain so much respect for the authority of the House of Convocation, when acting within its legitimate province, that I think a statement of the reasons which lead me to consider my position in the university morally unaffected by what has passed to-day, is due to you and to all who have been instrumental in promoting the censure voted against me. by Ward, William George, 1812-1882

    Published 1845
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    Sir, having been put in nomination, by a great majority of the freeholders, assembled this day at Epsom, as a proper person to represent the county of Surrey, in the next Parliament, permit me to request the favor of your vote and interest, at the election, which is appointed to come on at Guildford, on Wednesday next, the 7th day of April instant. ...

    Sir, having been put in nomination, by a great majority of the freeholders, assembled this day at Epsom, as a proper person to represent the county of Surrey, in the next Parliament, permit me to request the favor of your vote and interest,... by Mawbey, Joseph, Sir, 1730-1798

    Published 1784
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    Sir, I beg leave to solicit your vote, and your interest, to succeed the late Mr. Priest, as clerk to the Court of Requests. I have for a great number of years, and under the pressure of great difficulties, carried on business with unblemished reputation. Losses, and unforeseen events, at length necessitated me to become a bankrupt: ...

    Sir, I beg leave to solicit your vote, and your interest, to succeed the late Mr.... by Yeoward, Richard

    Published 1796
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    Sir, There being a vacancy for the office of apothecary at the London Hospital, by the resignation of Mr. Thomas, permit me to intreat the favor of your vote and interest to succeed him therein. I am, at present, a pupil of Mr. Grindall, -have diligently attended the lectures of the medical gentlemen of the hospital, and trust, upon examination, ...

    Sir, There being a vacancy for the office of apothecary at the London Hospital, by the resignation of Mr. Thomas, permit me to intreat the favor of your vote and interest... by Cropley, Christopher

    Published 1786
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    Sir, The resignation of Mr. Vaux, having occasioned a vacancy for an assistant-surgeon to the London Hospital, permit me to renew my application for your vote and interest, and likewife to repeat my assurances, that a faithful and unremitting attention to the duties of that office shall not be wanting to prove myself worthy your favor and support. ...

    Sir, The resignation of Mr. Vaux, having occasioned a vacancy for an assistant-surgeon to the London Hospital, permit me to renew my application for your vote and interest,... by Luxmoore, Thomas, 1774-1824

    Published 1797
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    In consequence of Mrs. Guion having resigned her situation, as matron of the London Hospital, permit me earnestly to entreat the favor of your vote and interest to succeed her; assuring you, that should I be so fortunate as to be the object of your choice, I will we my utmost endeavours, strictly to fulfil the duties of that office. ...

    In consequence of Mrs. Guion having resigned her situation, as matron of the London Hospital, permit me earnestly to entreat the favor of your vote and... by Bradbury, Eliza

    Published 1797
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    Sir, as I am not conscious of having deviated from those principles, which first recommended me to your notice, I again presume to solicit your vote at the ensuing election of representatives for this county. On those points on which I have been favoured with the knowldege of your opinion and wish, I have most scrupulously obeyed you: ...

    Sir, as I am not conscious of having deviated from those principles, which first recommended me to your notice, I again presume to solicit your vote at the ensuing election of representatives for... by Clayton, Robert, Sir, 1739 or 1740-1799

    Published 1784
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    Sir, allow me to request the favour of your vote and interest for Mr. Galabin, who has had the honour of being returned Bridge-Master at the Common-Hall; and, as the poll will finally close on Tuesday next at four o'clock, the exertions of his friends, it is hoped, will ensure his success.- Your early attendance, therefore, at Guildhall, will much oblige ...

    Sir, allow me to request the favour of your vote and interest...

    Published 1796
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    Sir, The office of surveyor to the London Hospital having become vacant by the [blank] of Edward Hawkins Esq. permit me most respectfully to solicit your vote and interest to succeed him in the said office: and should I, by your kind assistance, be so far honored as to be chosen will, endeavour (by a careful attention to the duties thereof) to merit the favor conferred on

    Sir, The office of surveyor to the London Hospital having become vacant by the [blank] of Edward Hawkins Esq. permit me most respectfully to solicit your vote and interest... by Robinson, John, active 1780

    Published 1780
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    The death of Dr. Dickson having occasioned a vacancy in the office of physician to the London-Hospital, I take the liberty of soliciting the favour of your vote and interest, that i may succeed him in that department. Permit me to assure you, that, if I should be thought worthy to fill a station of so much importance, I will exert my utmost endeavours to promote the benevolent designs of the institution. ...

    The death of Dr. Dickson having occasioned a vacancy in the office of physician to the London-Hospital, I take the liberty of soliciting the favour of your vote and interest, that i may succeed him in that... by Cooke, John, 1756-1838

    Published 1784
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    To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders, of the county of Middlesex Gentlemen, as we are once more call'd upon to return to Parliament a representative for our county, in the room of John Wilkes, ... and as I trust, ... the choice will light on him a second time, ... le me intreat you, ... give him your votes.

    To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders, of the county of Middlesex Gentlemen, as we are once more call'd upon to return to Parliament a representative for our county, in the room of John Wilkes, ... and as I trust, ... the choice will light on him a second time, ... le me intreat you, ... give him your votes. by Honest freeholder of Middlesex

    Published 1769
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    To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders, of the county of Middlesex. Gentlemen, as we are once more call'd upon to return to Parliament a representative for our county, in the room of John Wilkes, ... and as I trust, ... the choice will light on him a s -- Eighteenth Century Collections Online
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    Sir. Having this day at the meeting in Epsom, been named a candidate to represent the county of Surrey, at the ensuing general election, I take the earliest opportunity, in this manner to solicit the favour of your interest and vote on the day of election, which I mean to do in person if the shortness of the time will permit, your assistance on this occasion will lay me under the highest obligation, and if I am so happy as to meet with success, I promise I will to the utmost of my ability discharge with zeal and fidelity the important trust committed to my care, ...

    Sir. Having this day at the meeting in Epsom, been named a candidate to represent the county of Surrey, at the ensuing general election, I take the earliest opportunity, in this manner to solicit the favour of your interest and vote on the day of election, which I mean to do in... by Norton, William, 1742-1822

    Published 1784
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    Sir, Mr. Hodges, the secretary of the London-Hospital, having signified to the committee, on Tuesday last, his intention of resigning that office, permit me to solicit the favour of your vote and interest to succeed him, and to assure you that, should I be the object of your choice, no exertion, on my part, shall be wanting to ... the interest of the charity and merit your [pro]bation. The canvass being very extensive, I have taken the liberty to make this application, until I can have the honour of paying my personal respects. Who am, ...

    Sir, Mr. Hodges, the secretary of the London-Hospital, having signified to the committee, on Tuesday last, his intention of resigning that office, permit me to solicit the favour of your vote and interest... by Harreott, George

    Published 1788
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    Sir, Mr. Hodges, the secretary of the London-Hospital, having signified to the Committee, on Tuesday last, his intention of resigning ... permit me to solicit the favour of your vote and interest to succeed him, ... -- Eighteenth Century Collections Online
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