The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-06 00:00:00

OPPOSITION TO THE HOUSE TAX.

MARYLEBuNg VISTRY.

On Saturday at a crowdsd mei* of the mason-
Weir vestry of St. Marylebose, had at the Court Hew,
P. H. BIUDONIAX, kat., is the chair, sad at wide\
the Mash maseares, Sir B. Hall, Bert, and Lord Dud-
ley Start lISTS pettiest, as well as tarsal aisaistatee end
inflicential sambas of the vestry,
Mt. Jur, Wtxxiars (late M.P. for Meeeleabild)
begged the pardon a the chairmen sad the isdulgenee of
the vestry for a few inimutes to call the attention at the
vestry, as a representative body, to a subject which affected
raterspir of the vast parish of Merylebone mast
closely. He alluded to the budget of the Chancellor of the
Rahman brought forward in the House of Commons on
the preview night. sad the tauftstrolie proposition it cos-
tamed of doubling the home tax. (Loud ales of Shame,
shame !") Ile hail never contemplated so monstrous • pro-
position as that which was to increme the house-tan 100 per
cent. (Ileac.) Of course the object was to re-
lieve the agricultural party at the expense of
the porilaboo of towns, and the poor. Another
proposition of the budget was to take half the pre-
sent duty off malt and off hops, which was most ridiculous,
so it would cunt the same amount to collect the half as it did
to collect the whole tax. Again another monstrous injustice
to the poor man was proposed to be perpetrated. The in-
come tax was to be extended to pour creatures with incomes
as low as 501. per annum, whilst the rich landholders of
Ireland, with property bringing in revenues of from 20,0001.
to 40,0001. a year, were sot to be taxed at all. (Renewed
tries of " Shaine, shame.") He hoped that the perish of
Marylebone would upon this, as it had done on most occa-
sions, be the Snit to raise its voice against these monstrous
propositions, mail give a tone and a character to all the rest
05 tee parishes of the metropolis and to the country at large.
Ile hoped to find that vestry act as promptly ea it hail done
on former occasions, when the interests of the ratepayers
were at stake, and that they should without delay convene
a public meeting of the ratepayer either in that Court-
house or the workhouse-yard, to pronounce their
Opiuion upon this moat disgraceful of all proposi-
tions that ever emanated tram say Chaneellor of the Exche-
quer, or any government, be it tory or whig. There was
no class so burdened already with taxation as the trades-
people and this industrious classes of England, sad yet they
were the class upon whom the increased taxation referred
to more particularly would fail, It was, therefore, their
bounden duty to he on the alert to defend their own inte-
rests, especially against ISOM ad unequal taxation.
(Meer, hear.) Mr. Williams easdnial by moving—
.'l hat the use of the court-hems be gives for a public
meeting of the ratepayers of Mailbag". to oppose the
financill propositions of the Chemise of the Exchequer
on Thursday next." (Cheers.)
Mr. D'lrranoza, jeer., said he seeembil the motion
with much pleasure. It all depended opus the public
whether they would allow this dogmata preposition te
double the house tax to be carried in prima. They
well deserved it, however, fur whin this mbiew lee was
repealed, it was solely through the ape*, aui maktesess
of the pimple that they had a house tm Impwl wen them
at all. (Hear, hear.) The present Wry gaseasest were
determined to make the shoe pinch than if My weld,
and it now remained to be seen irked's* the people would
still be supine 'sough to bear it. (Hers.)
Ur. Cuenzwr Otuaos did not rises the Mae
of Mr. ; but he thought it tad
premature that these strong remarks elliseilliMPleal=
• Wet of which scarcely any of them wham
mask at present. He believed that when the matter
delft to he fully considered they would lad mine-tenths of
dor emestry to he of • very different armies to that which
W bees sge.esi (Loud cries of "No, no.") He had
reed the lease, sod he loukt d upon the principles it coo-
mined to be mesa .wad—(oh, oh)--and he would le brad
le say, the imitealal statement was sae which mid atm
amil the reuses, Mae whole of** mad mad mareastile
eammanity. (Psemendous burves of or oh„ ek," sad so,
met" from MI pelts et the vestry.) imam Weis cry
•di,ok," and • no, no," bat he would eassend that the
Inessial pleas woad confer ea lama« Matt on the
interest—(hear)—ed the duties whisk were taken
Was ammo Mae amen wen mere them ea miss-
ing Ar the ans. addling impertlea ea the Imes ditty.
.• • d Issair.) lkagein said he did ma ske le spree
11eof the hen. seeable bat he thmegla the mucks
me premature ea *budget whisk, as the whole, was eal.
misted to esmall the sagest a this mantile and eons-
mereial lemma ef theesssay. (laseered else " ok.")
Mr. Nammosae was filed se lad that Illesernt:
pot lap to desisre Mat *le limilbailest bad ileml
in his eyes, beam IA bad *limited the desist Imam of
that vestry, ead mid ameba Ma with *gat to take a
lead whale be doahled mm mid erase the ran metro-
polis, if not the entire sesteley. (Chrea.) iletwithstaad-
tog the favour which this maw ama Med be she era of
their friend, Mr. Clement therm ke wadi Mm. publicly
Memo it sea Hebrew trick."
(12161ei..!` was eimelimg of the ends, sod the sand w tamed
up, imelemi of beteg • tamp, word mile the isdigaation
of the merry when it been.. lam hem end Mad, and
nail Y ear a demeassienea as would less he the Jew"
Chenedier of the Isakisavar the game. (Hear.) nes only
hod the people s empleis of this budget ass bedew, but
leek at the Wm. hate with wig* it was proposed to
sorry it though. It roe peeper to take the
ease of the betwe era it sent Friday, almost
Mho half the crane knew anything about It
(lent. ) Mr. Williams had told them t was the intention
to doable the leasse.tae, bet be bad net MI them the most
alma pea of Oat infamous mehavialmeir, Mt be
=tosalad the MS eves as lows 101. /111,180—
whisk were oesepiedhasetticriar creatures who were on
thai=of pauperism, it were, between the
herb in whisk they _ mad the lees of the
erethhamet. (Hoar, km.) *ark* wartesaff wee, that
the hesemaz was to he eassisk a additisa, Ile par
maltase, may ef thsa with fir sin, sal era men And-
rea perearlag the miserable Ammo of but 801. per year.
(Lead aim of Ibis% simme.")
Mr. Wier Ole pastiated ageism the discussion of *Neal
SINSISIA
Mr. WEITIIOII sad isLiztt be an very we ter Mr.
Game espies his of • ballot nal=fnaa
the perdeales party to that ireatlemes sad
to be Melia with the budget of M. DINA bst mould It
b• rariertay le *shape_ body of the amen P (Hear,
bear.) Aa Is the weleat boap teemed a pineal meths,
wee it mot • Mese whisk mid alma to a largo eater
the pear. of *my Ms at reamers of that parish.
(Hear, her.) Whoa they had shit the 35,0008 • year
soli* that perish Giese paid At beeertas was to be ia-
ems* to MAIM, wee it to be mid *et that Nary, es
the sepasentedas of the ratepopmes. the Ie express
ea spire* ee glee the namely liVr It:mashy
ri.dei as gains es dm n ) He
M)
at • paille miss would be oiled easel delay.
.
Mr. Horns, me • Mend s /Mt Malesome to
karat taxation, thought that ime of the pein.b the
leaseiel scheme of **Chemise of the Iseltraer might
be good, but afiestimg as It did mere particularly the
pane Massa, mite wen to be made to pay issued of the
el*, he sari eater hie rasa ageism it. (Hear.) He
glarVthe near.
lIS WILLIAMS, 16217, ail *are wen may
etre pears la the badges Ite add skew a be of a
=edam, eggeseelve. eat Mut deureaer s the mid.
sag pessee elms et the pubes weak. Flea.
lam Se Medea of the edema ea le MI. beambeldele
stmak a the mg loot ef the }Maples of liberty te the seb-
ism (Hear.) • peer maa whe rented a hare at 101. eyes:,
"Mak eiited him as ea elsoile, if he bed a pay
the as
lam-fns, also lie iseemortaz, would
reds the eery then emeMa be taken et
to
t
the present goarmat well be 4=7e
Mara Mr limed tisk ea
the wiesl4,
t we
as ea mob the rest
iler of the
isetemile madin
the seestry to Mho the blew hetkwith.
(Chem)
The sessimisa ens 'Med altelimeedy Met feed'
twillas:=ltitzrist a emembee le mange foe the
Falai* to be lea

Nsw Mama Ootima—Os Widessday, D.-
ember 1, Mao erstresibesil of Rpm wee the masse d
ON el these dope eel tradeng essueniee whir happily
are set eassiores be ft Ind died* ad beemieses
The dithesitir el usadar. bar. Mee, we en is-
ref se oftrey dreerw, hafts boos nessurs,
oil he ft sew nether Wiese wee thaftly Iran
of by gem eft nether
the seemildststi
=lf the issftifts The fterage al the
/tholuis Railway hafts pissed it sprat tsar et the emir
el the seller, • party of rafts's kit the
sloths at • quarter per to raided by Ur. IPlaild=t
eel quay se I wintbirt the kr&
t • f die
NV sr re bethithe ethe raer a to the girth
eaet of ft tows of Epees, es se elevated pukka.
Trape thetitake is the gressiby Mr. Preralighl
wee by • sift sod impefte pnyer bitenteir
leki the lardsensth Wm Ur. Perth.
wen proles% Waft Ms Os issirsplis. At
retra about ervestvet dews to • dreseresizvided
at the Spread Might, Mr. Trededd,
PIMMIIIIZIT or inn Lemmas (!u. .r—As a
gof the enehised preredir of the hibeireg 111118161111
ern tbis sows sad ssighboorbeed oaf-
emrely the We mieneereate aggloser's
ern) of ibis Mira we Ni, singles thus the &POWs
rode at the Oniswisk &raw Oft ft week eseseled
Milk This is by Is the het .em deported la ray
ft week sift the erabliebrost d the brik, ft raft
rafter* thews that the ether of ft Moskonet In-
stitutes era ether gems banter the reftel thierisit
the attire ft labsere to the esereir ef rides kin
rat is the err ef enthrals, by urn d allgthif
rages wilt MI ell Mee le sheathes. per i aye the
least r *Wylie rhos of the ebrafte et the miss, for
it meet be beige naiad, the% inthqt of Ossining
bask, there Ni seedy a deft be es reties la the
whin rewire nosed se 4,0004. seek
Wittthete het. WIMP the eyes of the public,
whersigorthh that threes whisk free trade rev to bring
ither saner the pisdustiva raft if skis country ?
Raft Ntrarg.

CoNTI.OIII/111 Usortoxs.-1110 following mam-
bas bays Dees seigated b the General Casaltta of Ela-
tion@ is same as chairmen of elastics cansittees for the
mien : H. P. Deuverie, Mr. Braingtea, Hon. P.
aloglogieL Kr. Drees, Mr. Myatt,GeskeU,
Lad a. ,gemenw Aswiwie'lHr. H. A. Hubert, Hon. E. Legalise.
an W. NORBINIe. Mr. B. L &yaws, sad Host. B.