The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-10 00:00:00

—iii.boitists 'moved the lest resolutien :
" That the isiabitante of Hanley and Mishits, in public
meetlyg ammehled, hereby desire to express ash entire
sosesnmise is the gesigal primly* gad eddeges of the
Natimel Raw lisarifiria; joulled sorb, Sir Joshua
Welsoloy ; est this minim is of. pirigs that no =m-
aws of ash= whisk falls sleet et the pin with which
the name of Its Joshua Walseley is identified will
satisfy the_preweeit_meet just demitads of the people."
Mr. JEREMIAH OATES (Aasietant-Surveyor of High-
ways) secanded the resolution, sad
R. KETTLE, Esq. (of the Oxford circuit, barrister-at.
hew) was called upon to support it, which he did in a
speeds of some length, at the conclusion of which he was
h. applasiet
TM CHAIIIMAN then put the resolution to the meet-
ing, and it IMO uaanimously adopted.
Mr. SCEIVINOR moved the second resolution :
" That a milmedal in accordance with the preceding re-
solutions be limamileisi to J. L Ricardo, Esq., M.P. for
the be, gf Eilmspria-Trent, and Sir Joshua Wilms-
ley,, fee te Lard John Russell and his col-
-I.=essintila wee mended by Mr. Tuomse PIDDUCIE,
sad carried onasimeedy.
Mr. TAYLOR then snored the adoption of the following
memorial:
"To the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, First
Lord of the Treasuy, and the other noblemen and
gentlemen coastitsusg her Majesty's cabinet.
" The respectful memorial of the inhabitants of Hanley
and Shelton assembled in public meeting at the Town-hall,
Henley, eheweth, That your memorialists have for some
time past been impressed with the conviction that the con-
stitution of the British empire requires to be amended to
suit the spirit and genius of the times, and that the increased
intelligence of the people at large, with their high collective
mead character, demand recognition by the laws and Mal-
ting of the country. That since the passing of the Reform
Ad of 1832, a wide sad general improvement has been gra-
Rally acoomplimi is Mg political character of the people
god that the deems of society left out of the pale of NV
essidintionanadalest enactment its now in every way OAS-
palest to those duties incident to the possession a
the elective wish flaw me moreover entitled te
se • Tight amesigrolham leyl= upon which civil
seek* is semi.aso of opinion.
that se itsesegesee_ erier than that advocated
the Melina Rehm Stagli will satialY the
weals of tise_peeple. 'sr sited with their sWeas7;
ttets=lea. Them pipes& sod as hams :—. 1. Such ea
of the Ls AM. m erM gentbr the right to be re.
se is ellege=gazr of full age, not sab-
, hail
Selegmleil my tesesmst, or psetiontwoefilvaetemmumett, li
which he Ai Is Med, or shall have claimed to be rated,
to the relief of timesser_.-2. The adoption of the system of
voting by bat.—.L The limilatisa el the dentist sire-
figment to three jeer—d. limb a ebegme Is tha amerge-
ment of the electeadsliatile as shapeable, a men mil
• portion/sent of representatives to conatituents.-6. nlll
eboUltead the property qsalilliestion fur members of pees
ligassi:
° nil the es heeds vaiggeraended bare bees
aisle* alter die meets residea end MN begs
emellarsd by Mit Seg gime of
smilies. _ Yaw mime lire
has
saw
as Bai s gad seliegase Mae
=Lslit series to gmllimest, may be se
b bolsi the pieligii.ll is order Met
asor ties lima of poll:
1111, lis OityW, sod tra
Wilgig is *els: iodised. et
se the if Ile sad the hither
of Pmeidsr belakimeige mg emiedisat or
sesiseriy."
The memorial light bees issedvio gigs elm passed
weesliewely, and this pggemilemegge tombola' by votes
etemake to the *Maw gni te the claims% which were
gaveled by seciemeihm gad them ended the meet enthusi-
aids made. Oahe. lees bald in the Potteries since the
roped of lieggeshista.