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getire every Ibis( which helledehisent (-mid ,
done. He would be very loath to hare oree„,
first place to the reduction of else wiriest el
ur that more sevolutimeaey method of mucler
pits!, which +as commooly in ,loth eases red
%hods; but if, after all that retrenrheieet too
burdens of the menus' Were still found to 1t he
country must nut be co sisherl—li t that he burl
1 „two'" Paid. Om& the fouilliolder leselle mortgage
liode) They had iodecel a niorle.ge us the r
Food, They might to the lest h.liiiin' the liem.tii
ateliwily bed given Am swarm- -tddefood he
would wield it. its defence of slut provri
Oboe seiremeder it to ouch a claim. lie delighted
rfilleetistg; be wished • that there *ere Many
Waugh. She Potsdam. He erred.' like to ,
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Heidi year in- the Counts. He liked to
1 pimple. of Coglaad its their asseadditei. Thee
Able to diseuss the c l'oet of their Rep,
. mid ,to instruct them iu Muir ehatilii. He
emelt onetime' the distresses; of the-reentry I
'Milked user, and he felt confident that, a., a
_pi themethe.lond they all. loved srowlel tie lass
Tic gougiedul •bysecromairodisig that the 'mania
.sesetiiig should be preeerveil, sod olnenriag than
Mending they 'mild have their Whose, they wi
grain immediately teethe tavern, mad Mks Metier.
motor( a flesohttion use the Necessity of Reform,
paring a Petition to die same effect. The vete'
compenied, and the couciusios was fullused by i
opplausr•.
Mr. CORBETT wet addressed the meeting,
' first to. say liewnothiag of she airtheltY oh the
Exeter on Tuesday last tiers was a meeting of
held. The requisition soidaiothing with regard
A Petition similar to Hiss in question, only me
positive es to.retrencbseent end reristemy, lied e
reed, spun which a Mr. Nentos Fellowes, kesiker,
believed, to the Earl of Portsmouth, had proposed
in f of that thief, the 111001 emoted fur ••
or Coatroom. to do in this whale world, i
reform itself. The Ruder was opposed on
of irrekirancyr. The Sheriff determined
authority to put the Resolution, and it •
*cohost Afty.two hands held up out of two or three
The Rider are attached, and the Petition so eat
warded to town is order to be presented. He li
the Sheriff wciold follow so good a precedent.
heard enough from the Gentlemen who bad ,
tonvioce them, that without asking • Refloat
lamest their Petition would be wholly unite*
membered well that the House had passed a
declare shot paper mosey at the lowest depreeisllos
depreciated.. They west as well have ruled -
It was miduight. That spirited Nobleman
addressed them (Lord King), had made • stir at
exposed the fallacy ha the eutsotry. 'ls revenge,
law to force him to take their dirty Reel Notes .
(bidet) gamma, far which he had Ibetegained.
out trouble themselves to scud the Petitiss if i
for Reform. It would look as If Reform were,
If • rider were proposed and rejected by the She
would the better to let the Petition go by allogetlier.
out a prayer fur Reform it was of no Ilse. '
that by the last Geotleneas who addressed t.
said that the comity was sot present; bow
be wheel it bad hoes suismuued? It was sa.
Redoemees were not reseal—so much the better
If those who were sot Reformers called nut fue ,
not that ciectunstarice make the defused the ,
sive ! The Reformers had petitioned care=
Hon. Gratleman who spoke last, whom gosel,
grams' lore of his country sad liberties *Mt ear
though be might sometimes seppott them is
manner, knew well that the Refinement seat
torus forward, stetted by one million sad a
nod that die answer to id! noose Petitions wee
its Act which enabled the Secretary of Stale
bodies of the Petitioners at his pleasure. Tbrißx.
said to he absent. The meeting, of dmes, wee
formers. Let them admit this topic, iliac.; seemed .
able to them, though It had dropped iii only ateidentaSy.
any rate, better to let the Petition pass by ibis seer
topic of Reform, and let the House ties noderstssid
the county of Surrey did not thiuk it worth while .
Lion them, constituted as that House Mies was.—..(,(
Mr. LEECH then tendered his Resolutiee.
The HIGH SHERIFF, in a very haulms*
creed himaelf from putting it—he dare not do
Mr. LECCH read the Resolution, which rat
" Resolved—That it appears to ibis meeting
, House prodweed doesneents its the last Session r
meat, clearly proving that the Publif.e=::s
ntes Foreign and Detter admitted of Ref.
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large assent, in despite of which, all the peopled(
mimed lig ikon toeffect this desirable object it.
by great wasjseities M. the House of COUIOIOIIII,
int still were manifest that the corrupt state,
eestation of the People if the real cause of a'
II is, therefore, our decided conviction, that ni
are fully and fairly represented in the Comma
Parliement, tin permanent and general relief fn
erre of our burden, cats reasoeobly Or expected.
The HIGH SHERIFF could not pat
The example of Suffolk or Exeter could ,
boseey.
Mr. LEECH did not dispute the authority es
Besides, be was extremely furry to do any thing
SCUP! of • part of die meeting. He imbed "
Sheriff would appoint an instant sneettug on .
lion being presented to him for discussing Reform.
The HIGH SHERIFF said, shit would sot e
jection. Let the Rroyeisition be properly
I would appoint an early day fur the meetiug.
Mr. CASE supported the resolution.
A short ranee ensiled. A proton from
" Let us heir our County Members."
Mr. DENISON stepped forward immedi
hailed with the loudest cheers. He flattered
dad riot weed the call of his constituents to
ward. It was his pleasure as well as los dot.
fore them—if wrong, to jeodify his conduct ; ,
their iustructi 0000 sas to the future. He hoped
inconsistent wish the peofessisus he nude v
I called him from his privacy to repreerot
been observable in his conduct.—(Loud cheers.,
then professed himself a friend to Reform, -
retrenchment. He still remained zealous
Retrenchment and Reform. As to Refuse.,
r potted it from his first releaser into Parliament)
for it with Mr. Grey to 1197, he had ever iiiiitit
to it; he would while he bad life support •
The subject of the Petition hod been fully,
There was nothing left for him to say. ,
remedy were speedily applied to the disbelieve
try, every geatiemsu in st having huge estates'.
same trustee for taxation and pauperism. '
all this was the war, and the taaaltoss aeteeeary
11 was impossible fur the country to speed 111
one year, LS be told the Hume with respect to t,
without a direful re-action. Cash pediment
adopted also too precipitately. He was no roe
1 payments, but he thought the century should
allowed more than the four years panted by Mr
for bringtug about its affairs lathe new standard
went over warless at (omen's os the amenity
bringing down the expenditure to the standard,
commended by skew ties Foamier Committed
greet reductions aught be made to the expeases.
rally, Ordnance, the collection of air Resosue,ll
the Colo noel Department, and the Sleeved* He
attempt would be made to Weak faith with tls
chum until all them were reduced mid the :
given up. The•Arat taxes to be remitted were
salt, snap, candies, sod leather. Them neigh
be taken off if Ministers willed it. ha ameludir
that he kept en account of all the Vales 'kith .
1
Invited his constituents to scaelinixe. If* prefeeril
Ifilholts. and retised amidst very loud chives.
-lite HOLM E SUMNER ()welcome foveae'
' merit tall upon him by mse, suit GABS
geoidsl shout of disapprobsihm, which be
best possible temper,. the High Shedff calling.
play, Geutlemeo."" he Mon. Mensbrr dress p
defend his conduct, 'maintaining, Hist bread r
spurs plebe/spicy and far 1b years that lie bad I

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lamina of Parisi-
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propositions al-
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ty of the ShPlll
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foes of the coon.
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110 palliate to
to the year 1810.
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build have bee"
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Icity of Ministers
ad rig 1792, a rr•
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we, the Civil Luau.
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its the pukka ere-
the Slabfaf Food
rare those oe aaalt,
dine, he observe''•
kith M gave, •1
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their 1N ?'dew to
been is Pstlie.