The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-25 00:00:00

LIBERATSON OF MR. HOBHOUSE.

TFIE DINNER intended to he glvrn by the
Friends of Parliamentary Reform, Trial by Jury, and
11w Liberty of the Press, to Mr. 110111101.1 SE on his libe_
ration from ronfinement, is fixed for WEDNESDAY, the
Ist of March next, if such liberation shall take place on or
before that Dal.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. M.P. in the Chair.
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Ticket% 13.. Rd each, to he had at the Bar of the Crown
awl Anchor Tavern, Strand; anti of the Sectetary, F. B.
110, Strand.

1'
it vers. 'museums Hold highly re,pertallie
M CETI SG of the LIVERY and other FRIENDS of
Alderman THORP, held at the 1.,,ad0u Tavern, on Wed-
nesday, Fehrmt, v 23, 1520,
BOYCE COMBE, FAIT iu the Chair;
11 was revolved unanimously,
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1. That it k of vital importance to the prosperity of the
country that its Representstives its Parliament should be
drm!yattael.ed to the principles of she Conatit•l son, as 1.n1.1.•
Wished by the Revolution of MRS; soil that hawing a due
regard to the just prernaasives of the Crown, they si Id
protect to lb, u.telost of their power the liberties of the
people.

That Aldermen Thoirp's avowal of those principles ob-
tained for bins the selfraeres of his Felluw_cit,zru► at the
last Election; sad this Meeting recollects, with the utmost
gratification, that as a Member of Parliament he has
inva-
richly adhered to She..
3. That his facility of arms, his known independence,
disinterested public spirit sal integrity, his general know.
ledge of the ti'om wercial and Manufacturalli interests of the
nation, his enrensittion attention -to his public duties, hie
regard 10 the local interests and corporate rights of Isis Con.
stilitents, his uniform support of ecortens, in the public es.
protbture, sad his Arno attachment to a free representation
of the people in the House uf Commons, as well as to Mt
the rights and privileges of the subject, entitle him to the
cordial spprobation sod entire conlitimme of this Meeting,
and to the warm support attic Livery of Loodooi
4. That this Meeting do pledge themselves collectively
and individually to use their must strenuous ',whore to
secure the re-election of Alderman Thorp, and du forthwith
form themselves into District Committees for the porpeoe
of an immediate and general Canvass, as the menus best cal.
culated to accomplish that most desirable objirt.
h. That these Resolutions he signed by the Clisireses, sod
inserted in the Mutating and Ercuing Papers.
BOYCE CUM BE. Chairman.
It was resolved unanimously, That the Tholes of this
Mrelliug be given to Boyce Combe, Esq. fur his polite and
able conduct 10 the Chai•.

The Livery are respectfully informed, that Alderman
Thorp 's Committee will meet daily at the King's Head Ta-
vern, Poultry, where all csreamseicalious will ha thankfully
recri eel

TO THE WORTHY AM) INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

G I lIITLUM EN,
WIIENI offered myself in your notice et the
last General Election, as a Candidate to represent
you is Parliament, I made sn explicit avowal of the p.inci•
pies which, in Ho. event of my success, would guide my
political condor,.
Elevated to that distinguished situation by your unbiassed
suffiages, 1 have endenvoured to perform its important
duties with seal, fidelity, and attention, with ■n honest de-
sire to support the rights and pried. grs of my know citi-
zens, and to promote the real iotesests and prosperity of the
empire.

The dissolution or Pailiament will Phortly trrminue the
trust which von then so grovrously plumed in 111 P, and you
will he tailed upon to escreisc one of your must valuable
tights.
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The kind and friendly reception I have experienced
during my caosawr, and the eery Oath ring Resolutions of
support unanimously passed at the numtrous and respect-
able ',oldie Meeting nsseliilded this day, encourage me to ro-
lled, with the moil soozoitie t cpeelation of success, the re-
newal of your confidence.
I trust my past conduct will afford the best sasurance of
my sincere and zealmig aii achiserni ho our excellent Giusti-
halloo, of my 6..0a illete.minolloo to support every measure
of economy and retici.climint, and my ardent desire to pro-
mote a fair and free representation of the people 111 the Com.
mons House of Parlinnieut, which is equally essential to the
stability of the Throne and the liberties of Ilw subject.
I have the hon our to be, (kWh men,
Your faithful and obedient Servant,
JOHN THOS. THORP.
King's Head, Poultry, Feb. 23, 1820.

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