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STATEIII CHURCH PERSECUTION 7.
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tn At a very numerous and respectable MEETING held at
e " United Institute," in the Borough of T R
[5,10, on Friday
evening, April 5
deratio , 1839, for the purpose of taking into consi-
n matters relating to the recent prosecution and con-
viction of Messrs. Barrett, Edwards, Randall, and others, at
the Cornwall Lent Assizes, on a charge of causing sale, held in the said Borough,
h, of property seize.l for non-pay-
ment of Church-rates, g a riot at a
~ ROBERT MICHELL, Esq., in the Chair.
It was unanimously resolyed—
" 1. That this Meeting is fully of opinion that the recent
conviction of our fellow--townsmen, Messrs. Richard Barrett,
Jacob
am Edwards, Samuel Randall, Richard Spurr, and
William Ball, in no way affects their moral character, or pre-
vious reputation, and deeply s -ni aillizes with them in their
present sufferings, throug their Pincarceration in the county
gaol, and subection to the treatment of common felons.
Moved by dir. lltmatE, artist; seconded by Mr. Thom As
BA RLOW.
2. That the Memori2.l now read be ted.
To the Right Honourable Lord Johnad R opussell, her Majesty's
Secretary of State for the Home Der artment.
" The Memorial of the undersigned Inhabitants of the
Borough of Truro, in the County of Cornwall,
Resnc,ctfully sheweth,
that" That your Memorialists have learned with deep regret,
ARsasnizdeasll,,n
oofw
Richard Barrett, Jacob Corin Edwards, and Samuel
this Borough, have been convicted at the Cornwall
concluded, on a charge of riot in the town during
the sale of certain articles belonging to them which had been
s:zed for Church-rates, in consequence of their having refused,
from motives of a conscientious nature, to pay such demands.
, " That the individuals so convicted are highly respectable
tradesmen, who hare sustained for many years an unimpeach-
abl4taalt.at'ltteerinii '
" e-
teirtuy, imprisonmetenttiofroiroofnae fininoelothf,2,No.i/il
proveeachan
ind madodietion pto
he costs of their defence, a very. serious icjury to their busi-
neu, and the wives and families dependent on them for support.
" That Richard Spurr, carpenter, and William Ball, watch-
temaker, have also been convicted on the same chat and sen-
n,,?eTdhtaot one month's imprisonment. g ,
Your 'Memorialists feel convinced, on many grounds,
that the defe dents have been subjected to unmerited persecu-
!lc'ttion; more particularly •n the ground, that circumstances did
la'All for such harsh ti eatment, as it aas proved on the trial
a large number of constables, that they were present during e Proceedinis, and although well known to tbe prosecutor,
tta hot
once called upon to take any persons into custodkfor
that
a breath firer-paso4 nor as was drp0y.r.d,,_r..w...2 ny occasion
lc-4qt_
That four Memorialists easmotiust °apron their onvic-
tion, that the defendants have been vindictively singled out, by
a faction in this borough, for party purposes, and in order to
Maintain the present oppressive and
rates.
grievous impost of Church-
" Your Memorialists, therefore, humbly sclicit your Lord-
ship to take the case into your merciful consideration, and
to direct such a mitigation of the sentence of our highly
esteemed Brethren, as to your Lordship's wisdom and
humanity may seem proper.
A, " And your Memorialists will ever pray, Sze."
loved by Mr. SrorEs and seconded by the Rev. W. Monaz.
~ 3. That this Meetintv pledges itself to use all possible exer-
tions to indemnif the' victims of this petty and disgraceful
persecution frothy ecuniary lossthereeore calls upon all
readsi of religious freedom to come forward and show, by their
...44._
y subscriptions, their abhorrence of those tyrannical pro-
ceedings.
Moved by Mr: W. if . TEA LOR, and Seconded by Mr.
E. DAVEY.
4. That this Meeting deems it its duty to express its opinion,d
that the exaction of Church-rates is unjust and oppressive, an
opfregjtipfleetlointgbeinintseorceisettsvo;ftaz religion, as well as subversive
Of
by every legal and4consti'tu ' th continuance
therefore
t tonal means, e
oppose,
a system so odious and anti-Christian in its tendency.
, pledges itself to
Aloved by Mr. G. 11. PooLn, ancl;econded by Mr. Jon ii
5. JAMES.
, That the proceeding of this Meeting be published in the
il7un Papers, and is n
such other Journals as the Committee
ay deemtY
tit.
Proposed by 'Mr. 11. I. Doocoon and seconded by the Rev.
InomAs IlourrcsoN.
The Ch • ROBERT MICIIF.LL, Chairman.
resoi . Chair havine. vacated the chair, it was unanimously
his s d that the thank:of the Meeting be given to him, for
„conduct whilst presiding.
.„1,,ru,,,,0; April 5, 1839.
th'.." is. Subscriptions will be thankfully received on behalf of
e objects noticedeifi einest.he foregoing resolutions at " The Sun"
and Patriot"

FREEHOLD FARMS AND ESTATES, AT AND
CINEAR MARGATE, KENT.
CI BE SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the
LIN High Court of Chancery, made in
.a cause of TOM-
4, 0. HATFIELD, with the approbation of Sir GirFIN
theltisciN, one of the Masters of the said Court, some time in
latter end of the month of May, or beginning of the month
1'1.1104 next, of which due notice will be given,
:f The following FREEHOLD ESTATES, late the property
„EDWARD TADDY, Esquire, deceased, situate in Mar-
PrZe, in the parish of St. John the Baptist, in the Isle of
Aanet, and county of Kent, viz. :
' -4,1 ESTATE called HARTSDOWN, containing by esti-
tethlllation 163 acres or thereabouts, about 152 acres whereof, to-
,titter with a capital dwelling-house, farm-house and farm
fpedink.!, is let, together with about 49 acres, part of the estate
Westbrook, hereinafter mentioned, to Mr. Charles
xr44llY Hatfield, for the term of seven years, commencing
-'l'ehaelmas 1835, at the low annual rent of 3281., to
a direction in the will of the said testator, and theresidue
thereof is let to the said Mr. Charles Taddy Hatfield and other
respectable parties as yearly tenants at the gross yearly rent of
44/. l I g.
The DANE, containing 103 acres or thereabouts—about
,°7 acres whereof, together with a dwelling-house and farm
,seuiliiugs, are let to Mr.
.Edward Mockett, pursuant to a pro-
-1.04111 in the will of the said testator, Edward Taddy, Esquire,
b!a• term of seven years, commencing at Michaelmas, M 5,
athe annual rent of 84/., being . less than one-half the esti-
b,ted value. The residue of this estate is let to respectable
ants,- at the: gross annual rent of 651. 15s.
dn 4 estate, called WESTBROOK, containing 54 acres, or
ielreabouts—about 49 acres thereof is let to the said Mr.
ohaVes Tacitly Hatfield, as aforesaid ; and the residue thereof,
telig of pasture land, gardens, and cottages attached
ler.sto, to parties as tenants from year to year, at a gross an-
rt vent of 58/. 153. 6d. About 26 acres of the lands near
jet Nate, called the 13rooklands, consisting of rich pasture land,
Trosto respectable parties as tenants from year to year, at the
1,41 annual rent of 188/. 168.
I.4COTTAGE and PREMISES situate near St. James'-
, are, Margate, in the occupation of Mr. Harnet, as tenant,
'44 ear to year, at the annual rent of 151.
Poui ARM, called BARRETT'S FARM, containing about
is tiend a half acres, let together with other lands, amounting,
t the
whole to about fourteen acres, to Mr. Nicholas I egden,
1 ine ant.ual rent of 56/.
sear bout two and a half acres of PASTURE LAND, situate
asaYrnhill, in Margate, aforesaid, let to Mr. Phinis Curling,
4„tellint from ear t ar, at the yearly rent of 71. 10s.
Af" bwelling-yhousenayed Premises situate in Dane Hill,
toogate; let to Mrs. Elizabethn Tissam, as tenant from year
at the annual rent of 19/.
tchelitretlasAorcan
undivided MOIETY of an ESTATE, called
r
- - CH URCHILL, containing thirty-nine acres, o
,t,
1111, loss to respectable tenants, at the gross annual rent
rAlso, the REVERSION expectant upon the deaths of two
eft,,,
sns, aged respectively about forty-five and twenty years, in
t!rtn, tate, called Little Churchill, containing a dwelling-house,his
, buildings, and twenty-one acres, or thereabouts. T
',state is now let at the annual rent of 63/.
Particulars and conditions of sale are preparing and may
pldi.tlortly be had gratis at the Master's Chambers, Southampton-
ngi, Chancery-lane Lond ;of Messrs. Crowder and
tlaynard, Solicitors,
,•,r!!rnan and Bothamley, Solicitors,
Alansion-hounnse- lace, London ; of Messrs.
ut Messrs. Willett, Campbell, and Witty, Solicitors, 18, Esse-
PColeman-street, London ;
Wstreet, Strand, London ; of Mr. James'Edward Wright, Soli-
„fa_, Margate; and of Messrs. Brook and Willett, Solicitors,
ate ; and the principal Inns at Margate, Ramsgate, D. oter,
t:''' Canterbury ; and the premises may be seen on application
v tbe respective Tenants.
CROWDER and 3IAYNA RD, 3, Mansion-house-place,
Plaintiff's Solicitors.

TuIVILINSON'S SHIRT WAREHOUSE,
STD, 78, NEW BOND-STREET, NEAR OXFORD-
' ",,ET—The attention of the Nobility and Gentry is re-
dket!ally called to the very large Stock of SHIRTS of every
fit?,2ll)tion constantly on hand at the above Warehouse, the
besMt "e
Lonnd ad
on hands being employed. make of which is o f the best quality, none but the
„lue charges are such as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
a,„_"fits for India or any foreign station supplied with the least
le delay.

CABINET UPHOLSTERY and BED-
DING,R at the CABINET-MAKERS' TRADING
sIi'ICIETY, 71, LEADENHALL-STREET, enrolled
a 1 agree-
t°
esAct of Parliament; being the Manufacturers in all its
uth
Th, g: :
tibil
ho
upon which this is conducted precludes the pos-
-40 ho 7 of competition for cheapness, quality, and durability, as
NN,,, use in London can manufacture at their prices. The
teeoi7Y wishes it to be thoroughly understood that they do not
daaii:e hawked goods for sale, like the baracers and haber-
th„74, but they make every articlei themselves, which enables
art uirufidently to warrant their go,oe,insieonft_ltsh,e best materials,
I it will be made
Co od Evan) fault appears within tweli
solicited of those about
to flire of charge. A trial is earnestly
aided 'lll, as the only criterion by which the merits and de-
totira:re"dan. tap of purchasing at this establishment can be fairly
Th. f 4
l'eaS, ce,d 'kb of this Society provide for the members in sick-
of
pricernates
their h' age, and burial ; they therefore sincerely hope that
t,tiarnbla endeavours will mei with public patronane.
given, and orders punctually executed;. and lists
Alm, 'may be had, from which the followinghiesran
, withext r aseptr i. n- : Nts,tY lcunginr, chairs, covered with lea!
each- Trafalgar,Y f 0 ea.eh
each- —s' each ; mahogany chairs in horse-hair seating, 13s. 9X.
0 ost bed-
'teadsg"Y Penibroke
tablesd,it2tol
s;. n;iamhoaongyansyc.fasu,r:
Airs, rs. ; tent ditto, 20s. ; furniture, ditto, 20s. four-post
Ic,:bi s.; peach; ditto, 3s. 6d. ; japanned stan 'anjd dress-
!,itto, 4.1e,.5' 6s•
must 4 4. ; feather beds and mattresses, warranted free from
~tuff4l9lcll, or
fiv
etirtalbles.
(ino with hrse-hair, from 255. 10s.
aenaccihb. ens ouches, ._ .
6thdfreommoney returned ; solid rose-wood chairs,
chairs,
fi.i
rnitur.et/ld furniture de
desigrilr'sd"r-curndris 4/. 10s. ; maho ditto, 70s. each ,
end -df,uar
nn idt ur
et
-ems madede.
'tted. for Ship cabins,aYeachts, and Steam-boats elegantly
71, Leadenhall-street.
Pfroormtabtlheea newest
sol
eaderthall-street.

C. LAVERS, Secretary.

CAUTION TO LADIES* , OLEY
THE PROPRIETORS of KErluo 'S—
fit4'it Original WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS
against l.'enrabznt on them to elution the Purchasers of thces dr_,,,,
444
capitations selliii 'under' the name of Smithers, Lewis.
____
‘Seleb",Z them elvesgthe Grand-daughters of the late
.1.,‘ ,ii:';`..:
titlai ityt.it who have no right to the preparing of them, h
‘tteet,,,:•_'lte having been sold to the
any
make itSLE_I
11 'ring Atli_
tlavit „:`._itt)se Widow found it necessary to the fo., o;
~ the protection of her property, in the year 17:,8.
Pirat
AFFIDAVIT'.
the
Fleet-
p --That she • • - • It ' .-. for making Wech's
etnaie „.., eis in possession of the ecip_
eeo,,,
,L;tils, which was bequeathed to her tly her late husband
0.
the "\•\,-;,--lhat this Recipe was purchased by her late Husband, of
~,,ttrid ~,i'ttta y this Recipe
in the year 11'87, frit. a valuable consideration,
4t44..„,„.,tview for making the Medicine for public sale.
..0
0.... _
fteeei„"..l she, Catharine Kearsley, is also in poisne.ssi, t.trarsi,c.
JAR r,taiTgned by the said Widow Welch, at.l..nowled the_ I
0,..
thaae of ~e 0 the money of the said George Kearsley, tor the p
warn at
,i.,iie absolute property of the said Recipe.
3d d__ !), I'llansicn House, London, the}
,i.szse Pills, so long
1,,,_ 'Y or 2soverrther, .1798 before me, -
kNDERSON, Mayor.
ta. ronoi t and justly celebrated for their peculiar V.ittne.s,
Hied twl Y ecOrnmentled to the Notice of every 1-adY, YT"lgi 2-
t4I Is, L sanction and a probatiim of most Gontlemen of t.,ne ‘ t -
hlOi,,"'ession, as a safe and vlltial.il, Medicine, in etfccualiy re.
whiee„ Obstructions, qi'd relieving'' all other Inconveniences to
itti,(l",i.e.l'ernale Frame .1.4 liable, espec‘i illy those which at an eary
41,iiit°1 life, frequently arise from' want of Exercise and. general
I.crii Yof the s• .t • .
i... ove ~,,„. ys ern, tilt}, create an Appetite, correct Indigestion,
.0 Nvia 14iness aml Nervous Headache, and atre.enolitneiitl useful,,nti
11141Yonis'.,?r(lers, Pains in the Stomach, Shor...icss„ Breath,lii2 used with
BZin ali 41 tlotifiltcit;2l.bein.g perfectly innocent,
liteur%woholesale and retati'l.4l Sanger, 150, Oxford-street most by
Iktt- ' —afelay, sutt eland N. wberry, London ; and by l-..
i dblo kedlefne Ven°dHersi?-iTowc
1, s• Obse
And have
~e nainn
Cave, the_ Genuine are wrapped i'n white paper, a
n and Country,. at 2s. WI. per box.
`, Kearsley, engraved on the Governmem, Stamp.