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London, England, 1830-10-09 00:00:00

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MEETING AT LOUTH.
ATti MEETING of the INHABITANTS
'of thelmin of LOUTH and ha immediate neigh-
i'mlrhowis held at the Guildhall of the slid Town, on the
7th of, October inst., for the purpose of con idering the
propriety of petitioning Parliament fur a REPEAL of the
ASSESSED TAXES ;
JOHN PYTCHE, Esq. Warden, in the Chair;
It win Resolved,
I. That the Inhabitants of this Town have long been
suffering grett and serious losses from the diminution of
their profits in trade, from the decline of Agriculture, and
geneial distress of the labouring closes.
2. That among their heaviest burdens they have felt the
Assessed Taxes most intolerable, and that the inhabited.
Ilinoe Tax especially hts been a severe grievance, as in a
time of settled peace, at once impolitic, unjust, and un-
necessary,

3. That the entire Repeal of this TAX would eive greater
satisfaction, and afford more sitbstintial relief, than the re-
mission of an equal portion of any Toseo whatever.
4. That the whole system of Aosessed Taxes includes a
enntinit4t series of vexation% interferences on the part of
the Officeiti employed in their collection—tending to pro-
duce :strong, feefirws of irritation in the minds of his
ntiesly's loyal subjects against the existing institution,'
of the country, and 100 ily edla for modification and re-
trenchment
:). That a Petition to the House of Commons be pre-
wed in the sPirit of these Ite.sohniuni, and When .Ith-
scribtri; he addresser, to the care af Sir Wiliiam A. In-
Rik, flex .s tO be printed: by him, and that Charles
Chaplin, Esq., the other Mem!, r for the county, and
Colonel Sihthorpe and John Pardell, Esq., the Members
for the Cityof Lincoln, he respectfully requested to support
the petition 1p Pailionent.
The Thank."ot the Meeting were unanimously given to
the 'Warden for his i'eatlineserin calling the Meeting, and
for his obliging and impartial conduct in the Chair.

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