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SCHEDULE C.

LIST of PERSONS who have taken out GAME CERTIFI-
CATES at 31. 13s. 6d. each, such Persons not being Assessed
Servants.

!APPOINTED BY AND FOR WLIAT
RESIDENCE.I PLACES.
Ling&ltiFor Colledge and Billhurst
HorloyiFor Hurley
Walton-on-For Walton-on-the-Hill
the-hill
Ilards, Edward Lyne NewdigatctFor Temple Elephant, Green's
Marsh. Land, Rusper Tickfold,
and the Demesne of Dawn
For Reigate, the Priory of Rei-
gate, and Howley •

NA ME.

Dives, John
Franks, Thomas
Haylock, Thomas

Neale, Thomas, jun. Reigate

yVELLINGTON STATUE.—The Committee
appinte to superintend the erection of a STATCE in
honour of his Grave the Duke of •Wellington have proposed that it
shall occupy asit, nearly opposite the Mansion-house, and they beg
t announce that the execution of the work has been committed to
Sir Francis Cir:ntrey.
Amount of Subscriptions alrcady receives!, £8,381 10 0.
The following suLscripticris have been received since the last
advert isemeat :
Aberdeen, Earl of
Atkinson, J., Esq.
Bedford, Duke of 2O 0
Braybrooke. Lord
Barelar. Perkins, and Co 52 10
Beech, T., Esq. • I 1
Brigs, S., Esq.
Bole, Major-General O5 0
Cater, Cul., Royal Horse •
Artillery
Chatter ton, Edward, Esq 1 1
Cooke, Mr. U., St. Br:des-
pa.,a<te 1 1
Cook, J., Esq
Clegx, James, Esq
Curteis, John, Esq lO 101
Dartmouth, Earl of 2O 0
Dickenson, F. H., Esq
Kingweston, Somerset 5 01
Dodd, Rev. H. A.,
Queen's, Oxford 1 1
Dowbiggen, 3,13.;0r, S.
Desborougth, Henry, Esq 1 I
Desborough, Laurence,

KnowleT, John, EN. ....£lO 0
Kelly, Lieut.-Col. 11 ...... 10 0

hater, Edward, Esq
Langley, Don. V
Latlgarcl, R., Esq., Poole 1 1
Llandaff, li:shop of lO 10
Lansdale, Earl of 5O 0
Lewis, Thooms, Esq• 1 1
Lloyd, G., Esq., Lowesby 5 0
Maude, Rev. J. B.
Queen's, Oxford 1 1
Nlartin, Thomas, E5q...... 1 1
Nix, John, Esq., Syden-
ham, Kent
Northumberland, Duke Of 50 0
Northumberland, Duchess
of ..•

Esq.
Exeter, Marquis of
Ellis, Lieut. Col. C. P
Forster. Samuel, Esq.
South-end, Kent 5 5
Fizber, Captain, P., R.N 1 l'•
Goodall, Rev. Dr., Pro
vost of Eton ... 10 0
Harvey, Col. Sir R. 1.,
C.B ... lO 0
Jeffery, John, Esq 2 2
Subscriptions are received at
London bankers.
September 20, 1837.

1 1
20 17)
5 01

25 0
Prudhoe, Lord
Russell, Je..se Watts, Esq lO 10
Rodwell, M.
Rothschild, N. M., and

Sons 5O 0
Rhodes, Thomas, Esq 2 0
St. Asapli, Bishop of lO 0
Slrafford, General Lord... 10 10
Sehan-, Captain
Shillito, J., Esq
Truman, Hanbury, Bux-

ton, and C 0.......
Thacker and Price .

21 0
5 0

Verey, George, Esq I 1
White, E , Esq., Taunton 1 0
West, Alai tin John, Esq 2 0
Wigram, Loftus, Esq 2 2

he Mansion-house, and by all the
J. M. RAINBOW, Hon. See.

DUBLIN ELECTION PETITION.

- -
T MEETING of the FRIENDS of RE-
FORM. FORM. convened by public requisition, to RESIST the
threatenad TORY PETITION against the RETURN of Messrs.
O'CONNELL and HUTTON, held at the Royal Exchange, on
SATURDAY, the 16th September, 1837,
JOHN O'NEILL, Esq., in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were unanimously passed, viz.:—
Moved by WiLtisst MintrusrLEsq. ; seconded by PATRICK

CU WM, Esq :
Resolved—That J )seph Denis Mullen, Esq., Le requested to act
as Secretary to this Meeting.
Moved by LEi.A.wn CaosTifwArr,Esq. ; seconded by MicnArt.

POWELL, Esq.:—
Resolved—That We have learned with astonishment and indigna-
tion, that certain persons in London, without the means of know-
ledge—without the semblance of proof—and w ithout even the
ceremony of inquiry, have had the hardihood to affirm, in re-
ference to the popular returns from Ireland at the last general
election, these two things : first, that at the late elections,
freedom of election has been completely subverted'—and, se-
condly, that this has happened chiefly by means of intimidation,
personation, and poling the votes of disqualified and other un-
entitled persons,' and have further imputed that several of the
returns of the Liberal representatives have been effected by these
means.

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Moved by Joust POWER, Esq. ; seconded by .11.mEs O'BRIEN,
Esq.:—
Resolved—That we denounce these assertions as being made for
the audacious purpose of deluding the British people, of stimulat-
ing them to unmerited and unchristian hostility towards their Irish
fellow-subjects, and of tempting such as can be duped by these ar-
tifices, to contribute their money for no real object but to gratify
the cupidity of some, and the headlong and costly ambition of
others.
Moved by PETER PURCELL, Esq. ; seconded by DANIEL RUT

TON, :
Resolved—That considering the exhortations of the Tory press,
reiterated again and again before the elections, urging their parti-
sans to engage in the most desperate and expensive contests,
for the mere purpose of harassing, by petitions, those whom
they could not defeat upon the poll ; considering that, in
conformity with these exhortations, elections were, in fact,
contested without the possibility of 'success to the Tory can-
didates, and with their avowed intention of petitioning, ex-
pressed, in some instances, in the form of exacted pledges,
before the elections began ; considering that they have been
since exhorted by their press to persevere in petitioning, in order
to diminish the number of members eligible to sit upon Election
Committees ; considering that, in many of these instances, the
majorities of the popular candidates were so overpowering as to
render any hope of a successful prosecution of the petitions abso-
lutely futile—majorities being, in the County of Cork 754, in the
City of Cork 528, in Westmeath of more than TWO TO ONE, in
Kildare of more than THREE TO ONE' and in Tipperary of more
than FOUR TO ONE—in all of which places petitions have been
threatened. We put it to the plain sense of the public, whether,
if the appeal to the pockets of the British public be not prompted
by the motives to which we have referred, it bas not sprung from
a conspiracy to pack Committees of the House of Commons, and
to bear down, by the mere weight of money, the free and popular
representation of Ireland.
Moved by PATRICE WEETMAN,_Egq. ; seconded by JAMES

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