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use *very legal sod toostHutional mans to bring the per•
petrators to troudigo punishment."
Mr. SlEftuock. then enumerated the different gigs, and
read their mottos, which were-s-Unius Flag, " Major Port-
wiigbt's Bill of Rights," and on the reverse, " Do onto
nil mew as you wouki they should do unto you ;” this
flag Mid likewise the emblem of unity, two hands joined.
—The next was the riatintial Big of the three kingdoms,
nod was inscribed, " England, Ireland, and &Oland,"
three in one ; reveler, " Magna Charm, and No Corn
4.0," or, gone sights sad vase grleTine.ll. Tlst ann.(
ale," Animal Parliaments, Universal Suffrage, and Vole by
ltsilot," no one side, and on the other, " Liberty or Death."
'i lie mottos of the next were, "Abhor the Manchester Maa-
r sere,' 'Cut us she reveille " (Friel lor Jog,' hot mote
-
'The iteift was inscribed on use side, ll Nom
"'lt Streuflh," the other, " Britons will let
fier " Ihe next, " 'troth, §ait fallen iu the street, and
l'iptity cannot enter ;" resole(, !` Tax upon Tax we name
erolnre—a Radical Before,, it our only rime." The next.
Prace,.(lnity, and Nefiemir " Nu Corn Laws:" this sig
hail an emblem e( homier on onc aide, with her scales, Tim
iii at was k Ilion and Liberty," and "The Weiss
'slat"—the twat and last ass, " Eoglaud expects every
%es to do his Duty," and " Liberty of the Press. They;
were, amongst other .evict a, all emblem of retrenchment—a
role still a imam ity of quarts. pints, glasses, toloaccapipea,
•oolTboxes, teakettle, coffer boiler, esuister, teapot, kr.
nil •reenirclassila large cabbage, notch eaten with cater,
1, Ones, representing, that as caterpillars riot upon the (As-
ti ige, sn do boroughmourers riot upon the Sole, &e.
Mr. 4M VUDOCIL lheu recommended * subscription to be
• 1 on foot ou the grutiad, which was immediallely complied
;th, when ;he sum of 41.65. ltd. was collected ; after which
a vote of thank, was gives to the Chairman; alien, after
slating to the populace the Pula :collected, the ores log was
dissolved; and the whole rtintned iu the same orderly and
p ble manner as bad marked the whole proceedings of
the day.
It is suppmard that about 10,000 were assembled on the
g'ound. Neither klagistrites, nor euasiables, nor military,
made their. appearance; pot, donor the whole proceedings,
was there *airier exclamation or murmur that could be
constroed ax disrespectful towards any individuals.

'. AMY .. .

TO THIS LORD GRANTHAM, 4e. #e.

MY LORD, Netberby. October 97, 1819.
I sincerely regret the painful necessity which compels use
to 'ruder the resigsatiou of gay Commission is your Lord-
ship's Reginicat of Yeumaaiy Cavalry.
I am aware that Ms moment, which has ►eea forted on
me by recent events, may appear to your Lordship most in.
typurtuale; but, (eyeless of censure, and regardless of anis.
presestation, 1 do nut hesitate to avow my public reason.
TLvreisiosal of Earl Filawilliana from the toed Lacoste.
aancy of the West Riding, would seem to indicate ioten-
i.kana on the part of the Government whirl 1 hope to
see realized ; ■nd, aldrough an humble individual, 1 am unfit
t
which that Noble Earl is held unfit to direct; 1 therefore
beg leave to resign my Commission.
With strong feelings of personal attachment to your Lord.
ship, and sincere regard fet a corps to which 1 thought it
ail honour to belong,
•• 1 am, my Lord, your faithful and o►rdient,
J. R. G. GRAHAM.