DUDLEY ELECTION—
The Rival Candidates—Which is the True and Consistent one?
Brother Electors,
Be not deceived! Look at the member for Yarmouth’s policy at Bewdley—examine well his opinions upon that occasion, and then turn to his address to you—can you call this man Consistent? Is he one that you can trust? Common-sense men will tell you NO! And we trust that you will echo and repeat this answer No!—to the poll—and prove to everybody that you will not have a man who comes under false colours, or who is a mere Weathercock to suit the several constituencies to whom he may offer himself. A Derbyite to the Electors of Bewdley, and a Palmerstonian to Lord Ward, whom He deems to be the “Borough of Dudley” itself. Ponder this and you will then plump for the man who has so nobly responded to your call—the man who bears the time-honoured name of Henry Brinsley Sheridan.
Brother Electors, do not be deceived!
AN INDEPENDENT ELECTOR.
A FEW LINES TO THE PRAISE OF THE CASTLE BLOATER!
SHERIDAN, the brave has come to the scratch,