Whereas many reports prejudicial to the general character of Mr. Fawkes have been industriously circulated in order to injure his canvass, and it having been stated that he would this day at Halifax publicly declare his sentiments, we ... who have exerted our interest amongst our friends in his favour, attended and heard his address to the freeholders, which ... did not fully meet the charges that had been brought against him : we think it necessary to state this circumstance to those we have solicited, and wish them not to be influenced by our opinions, but to pursue the dictates of their own inclinations.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Haigh, Benjamin

Language:

English

Place of Publication:

1796