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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-11ORROW.
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AT a GENERAL MEETING of the
DISSENTERS and OTHERS, not Members of
the Established Church, convened by Public Advertise-
ment in the Birmingham Newspapers, at Ebenezer Chapel,
in Birmingham, this 24th day of May ;
Mr. EDWARD CORN, Low Bailiff, in the Chair.
It was resolved unanimously,
Rev. Mr. Kentish, Mr. Lowe.

1. That this Meeting has heard with regret and indig-
nation of the attempt made, by the Governors of the Free
Grammar-school in this town, to deprive those inhabi-
tants who are not members of the Established Church, of
their eligibility to the office of Governor of the said scheol.
Mr. P. M. James, Mr. James James.

2. That the proscription thus attempted to be esta-
blished is altogether unauthorised by the Charter of the
Royal Founder of the school, Edward VI., which merely
directs that the Governors shall be of the more discreet
and more trusty inhabitants of the town, parish, or manor
of Birmingham.
Rev. Mr. Morgan, Rev. Mr. M'Donnell.

3. That believing tine contemplated system of exclusion,
if accomplished, will attach a moat unmerited stigma to
those who, on principle, are dissidents from the Church of
England, and that its obvious tendency will be to revive
divisions and to perpetuate jealousies, which it has been
the wise and beneficent policy of the Legislature to heal
and extinguish, this meeting feels greatly indebted to
those gentlemen who have been the means of bringing the
subject before their fellow townsmen, and approves and
confirms the measures which, as a provisional Committee,
they have adopted to frustrate the object proposed by the
Governors.

Rev. Mr. Swan, Rev. Mr. Jones.

4. That Petitions be immediately presented to both
Houses of Parliament, praying that the Bill may not be
passed into a law in its present form.
Rev. Hugh Hutton, Rev. Mr. Slater.
5. That the Petitions now produced and read be adopted
and presented to both Houses of Parliament.
Rev. Mr. Crowther, Mr. John Lawrence.

6. That the gentlemen who form the Provisional Com-
mittee, with power to add to their number, be appointed
a Committee for carrying the resolutions of this Meeting
into effect, and that they be authoiised to take such fur-
ther measures as shall appear to them necessary for the
protection of the interests confided to their care.
Mr. W. Phipson, Mr. John Berry.
7. That as the proposed enactment ♦itally affects a great
public principle, the Committee be instructed to consider
how far it may be expedient to solicit the co-operation of
the Dissenters of the kingdom in general.
Mr. Wm. Beale, Rev. Mr. Wreford.

8. That a subscription be now entered into for defray-
ing the expences which may be incurred, and that Mr.
James Pearson be appointed Treasurer.
Mr. Wm. Fidtlian Mr. Oster.

9. That the cordial thanks of this meeting be presented
to the Rev. T. East, the Minister, and to the Trustees of
the Ebenezer Chapel, for the accommodation they have so
liberally and handsomely afforded in granting the use of
their chapel on the present occasion.

EDWARD CORN, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, and it being taken
by Mr. Lowe ;
It was resolved unanimously that the thanks of this
meeting be offered to the Chairman for his able and im-
partial conduct in the Chair.