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• %ma gliallioulbatimilkir Idiereeted vote. He added, lint
be wokesporaly cows reward to justify his conduct to
gm cr=e, eedhowese they stied lave differed from
frill' they 111111Illways gives hies coedit for upright.
teeseefinodesaoted lionlinned that impression by retains.
Isg him *Mai 4 naive "then Isidro/I •ppeated
.. befotriMlMMSlimif hia id a Mealier of Parliament.
4. The was lyinterripted intbr demise
ti".....iL . . spree!. awl eaclaniatinne
gw-r— partheular vote which I.
given, thisematiMby dwelt cm being that is favour of up
neat to the Doke of Claresarand Oise igthivt the Queen.'
e soechided amidst the jeers and Aosta if'tise meeting,.
thanking them for the patience, attention, and temper„,
with which they bed beard him.
..v , Mr. CORBETT being about to address the mietingsi
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_Tbe HIGH SHERIFF asked if what Mr. C,obbett was
• ' /Meg to say was in explanation ?
Mr. CORBETT, with a smile 4 Yea, Sir."—He then
proceeded. The Hottoorable MeLber had toM them that
.. ilisision were anxious to reduce taxatioe sod expenditure
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as. possible. Now be (Mr. C.) held is his hand a
MAIN* ,tesaitie-dreer ibe Treasury itself, is which was
ly paragraph..'! Ministers will not have to apologise,
if, mei Palreineet, fur the smallness of the reduc.
which they hove effected, but to excuse the too
adretisen.abich they have ordered."-(Laughter.)-.
r? Per
* t came from the Misery, be was eery well assured. It
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0 atinbute4i*Mr.Oanetenay; and it 'hewed that Minis.
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,‘ ;,bers hit not earinheaties to make farther reductions; but
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~lite (Me. Cohboti) owe sonlideot that they would yet hamar
7,„eg*Mehe lame reeywasetdashla ewes. .th . ;
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et
• Freeholder, from the awed hewed to be allowed I.
emir
*di Jake, a few obeeevatioae, met Wise bees heeded op tile
• " lie lesigos proree4ed he mike a %we sod deseltory saw.
$ .• ••• f
.. . to coodiass Ili estraapot etpeaditure of the present
.11sr.
~ 6, , portitederty as 'eland to psalms and siseeeres•-•'
' • p cattledto7tire.amoottaraiegalls."6"l4for the aemeeslith°reeeialvedre".by hit: ft:
...Et:.
is out. of She twee; sod. seat peseerded to etauseet oat'
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"/the atrimitteaft..en 'it ass tolled% of-the bands of Mi-
, glisrpre„ by allies' Lathe ceeallter, who tbr the fast thirty '
.pr IM laldi hod Awe -weaving freed the public purse
Mien the wentest ado teats paid by she three towns
k ',AfrieeiWord, IR optim,. sod iCeitydoe, together.
! . v Alsip person had Illotshod treaties—
, ~ he HIGH SHERIFF pet the question no the adoptive
- .. of the Rental' proposed by Mr. Webb Western,'which was
almost anaeionously rejected, sot more than half • dome
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ands being held up fun Al. •
• When the elieerieg shat4ellovred Air eitt=abglimir
IN Mr. H. G. BEN art .unsealed the 'to aryls./
Oslo without odepting some es/Win fir Shreiner of tit
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real erne seder which the country way sufferiag.
Mr. COSIBETT said they had done a great deal It totting
ersee decision that the Hone of Cessesons as at present
.csiosibited was not worth petitioning ow soy subject but to
infants themselves. The County of Surrey bad done
were then soy tithes body hod yet don In reselvlag
to tell the House of C.dwomons that real they reformed them-
selves it wottletaiotlikult them worth pesitirialig at all. He.
hoped the Hon. Member 'bespoke last would go with them
to the great room, nod lake tbe Benet( said he
week( with pl , if they desired H)...Then they might.
talk Sir the short time that would be neeesery, without the
dagger of being haway44 mid there trit them resolve upon a
Petition fors Reform of farlismest.--(General elterrion )
The HIGH SHERIFF said, as they Mid' rejected the
Petition, nothing now remained to do, and the meeting was
I herefore dissolved.
This announcement was followed by a general shout of,
"To the room! to the room!" sad the departure of the as-
eeniblage from the waggons. The crowd lb.. rushed op
stoke, end the room-was Filed at. nee. Rosenteras ands
foe the Noblemen sad Geutlemeu who bid bees oldie( the
aseetleg without doors.
Lard *I NG was callad to the Chair, sad dilestap ai
quisitioa in coufornsity with the wishes of tie aosemblk
calling on the Sheriff Annweillately to neves* a reeetiew
of the Freeholder", se eeesider ef-e 'fee relief
to Agricultural Dieiniss• sad firkrAreartoossy Reform.
It was speedily signed by Lae. lair sad 'Ma teat*.
Men sheerly in frequent gsetsliom. Al the request
of the meeting, Load ken sad Mr. ILattbroke wailed on the.
High Sheriff with it. Lord Kula, oil his renew, informed
the meeting that the High Sheriff had met the Seger
saws with the most writes reepeei, hut reined to
esti an howiestlete vorelitio. 1141 would appoint au early
day; but the county most ban due unite. Th•
weeting could not be 'deerskin in the Conniff Cie*.
side, which would not be punished till Tends, mist, so
obit the earliest time whack could be Named world be nth
day fortnight.
There week then votes of Thanks paned to Lord Ring,
Mr. Moberly.. Ale. Denison, Mr. G. Bersoest, and Mr.
C4Met. The.freekolders then dispersed epee the different
re eft le the vicinage.
7'H E KI 111.." S COURT. •
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....atieerday, at three o'clock, his Majesty held a
rt at his Palace its Pall-mall. which sees at.
tended by the following Ambassadors sail
• 'Ministers :
The Promise, Sardinian, Portuguese, Hessian. sod Ba-
varian; ibe Archbishop of Canterbsity, the Lord President
of theConneil, the Lord C'hancellee, the Lord Privy Seal,
- the First Lard of the Treasury. the Secretary of Slate for the
Hoare Department, the Secretaries of Slate for the Foreign
sad Colonist Department, the Slaster•Gnieral of the Ord-
naafi', the Chaucellorpf the Exchequer, the First Lord of
the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Control, the
Prreident of the Board of Trade, the Chancellor of the
Derby of Lancaster, the Master of the !Got, Vainest Sid•
suoutir lint Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward, the
blaster of the Horse the Treasa tee of she Household, the
Viee.chemberlalo, Lord Clsowintain, Sir George Wanender,
lines. Thorson, H. WyoklS. Frere, W. Hamilloo, deco
Byron Weather, the Prussian Minister, was in-
troduced Oa his Majesty by the Marquis of London-
.lerry, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of Stole
for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert
-Chester, the Master of the Ceremonies, to deliver
his credentials. when his Excellency was most
hitscip,usly received.
N. Delilivera, the PortegoeseChsrge d'Affaires,
end Boron de Cenci. the Bevartin Moister, were
severatly introduced and conducted to hie Majesty
iu a similar manner.
Mausiaur Souza, the fate Portuguese Ambit-
estlur,- had en audience of his Majesty to take leave.
The Count D'Aglie, the Sardinian lliimiter, and
Baron I...lngstlorff, the Heenan Minister, hail also'
itediencrs of the Kiug.
The following preeentations to his Majesty Ass
took plate :
Mr. 'flioniton, his Majesty's Minister at the
Court of his Mint Faithful Majesty, uti his retire
horn the Brasil*. .
Mr. Bartholomew Frere, on his return front Con.
staatilioule.
Mr. IVilliarti Hamilton upon his being appointed
Euro, Extraordinary to the Court of Napier.
Lord Clonwilliern on his being appointed Under
Sttrelary of Slate for Ferrigto Affairs.
Cleary ‘Villisms Wynn, Esq. on his be.
appointed Envoy Extrotirditnry and Milliliter
Pleai
„ l'oirourry to the Coufedeutted States of the
Salts Cintoos. •
ills Majesty. belch" Privy Council, at which the'
SPerch to tour
tlibvrrrfl by his Majesty thus t Joy • fnelli
the Threine..s) the opening of the Session of Perim.
Wrest, *ft~tia(lyarimiged.
Two new otletal seals for Scotland were agreed
opals. .
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Mr. Thornton. his Majesty's Minder to the

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