Advertisement. As there is nothing in which the free-electors of this city are more interested than in setting such marks on men as will point out whether they are to be considered as friends or foes. As it has been a controverted. Point between the popular candidates and the aldermanic, on which side alderman percival hunt was to be justly ranked, and as this gentleman publickly declared himself in the popular interest, denied all connections with the Board of Aldermen, and insisted that in this election be actually stood alon; it is judged necessary for the cause of truth and liberty to publish the following letter from an original of the late Right Hon. John Tew, Esq; Lord-Mayor

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Advertisement. As there is nothing in which the free-electors of this city are more interested than in setting such marks on men as will point out whether they are to be considered as friends or foes. As it has been a controverted. [electronic resource] : Point between the popular candidates and the aldermanic, on which side alderman percival hunt was to be justly ranked, and as this gentleman publickly declared himself in the popular interest, denied all connections with the Board of Aldermen, and insisted that in this election be actually stood alon; it is judged necessary for the cause of truth and liberty to publish the following letter from an original of the late Right Hon. John Tew, Esq; Lord-Mayor.

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[Dublin : s.n., 1775?]

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1 sheet ; 1/2⁰.

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On the Dublin elections and in favour of Percival Hunt.

Letter dated: Dublin, April 17, 1761, John Tew died in 1772.

Reproduction of original from Cambridge University Library.

Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Cengage Gale, 2009. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.

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