Correspondence.

Press, Volume IX, Issue 1103, 22 May 1866, Page 3

Correspondence.

TO THB XBFTOB OP THB "PBBSS." Dkab Sre,—Will you kindly oblige mc by calling attention to the very remarkable coincidence between some jemarfa in a letter by Mr. Luck, which I read in your valuable journal to-day, *°d a passage in some memoirs of »v» published some years since, with which the world is now pretty well ■eouainted. "Saadgrasa," he said, "The electors present |Jwppmg W rfdenly,«'do were addressed by Mr. . ** mc he baulked Moorhouse, who, -menaUm matter—do not tioning the report g«» mformation to alluded to, begged that «»weal authorities— no supporter of his ~*jo< obtain tho as- would refuse to Mr. rrjjj* 08 - of several Lance a patient hearse* offifierß . to take ing. as such a pro- «** **• °r Br. ceeding would be an "™« r »° f the Ninety insult to himself. I "**» Begiment, at myself, as Chairman, £■»«■* quartered in as weU as others, adj~*™» Barracks, dressed the meeting in and tho* the same strain; and J"*"* tha.duel ;—I from the manner in *7,aoa<rf. n which these remarks were received, I am fully satisfied that the Committee were not guilty of the shameful conduct imputed to them, but, on the contrary, did all in their Swer to procure for r. Lance that which they all desired—a fair T and patient hearing." a am, Sir, j. Tour obedient servant, 21. Pickwick.