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3898321 Letter from Nicholas Hardcastle accepting invitation to stand as city councillor for St Johns Ward, Newcastle upon Tyne, 3rd February 1890 (pen & ink on paper) by Nicholas Hardcastle (1832-1906); 19.7x12.7 cm; Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums; (add.info.: Nicholas Hardcastle (1832-1906) Newcastle City Councillor
24 Clayton Street West Newcastle on Tyne 3rd February 1890 Dear Sir In response to the requisitions you so kindly signed asking me to become a Candidate for the Vacant office of City Councillor for St Johns Ward (in which I was born + have resided all my life) I have much pleasure in acceding to your request + place my services at the disposal of the Electors. The Election is fixed for Friday the 14th inst. when your vote + influence will be much esteemed. I am Dear Sir Yours faithfully Nicholas Hardcastle ); eTyne & Wear Archives & Museums; British, out of copyright
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The print captures a significant historical document, showcasing the letter from Nicholas Hardcastle accepting an invitation to stand as a city councillor for St Johns Ward in Newcastle upon Tyne. Dated 3rd February 1890, this pen and ink on paper artifact provides insight into the political landscape of the time. Nicholas Hardcastle, a respected figure in Newcastle City Council, penned this letter from his residence at 24 Clayton Street West. In response to requisitions signed by kind supporters urging him to become a candidate for the vacant office of City Councillor, he graciously accepts their request. Born and raised in St Johns Ward himself, Hardcastle emphasizes his deep connection with the area. With genuine pleasure and dedication, he offers his services to the electors and expresses gratitude for their vote and influence in the upcoming election scheduled for Friday the 14th inst. The letter reflects both his commitment to public service and his desire to represent constituents faithfully. This fascinating piece of social history sheds light on Victorian politics and local government practices during that era. Preserved by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums, this handwritten manuscript serves as a testament to Nicholas Hardcastle's role as an influential figure within English society at that time.
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