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LOYAL and PATRIOTIC FUND, for
assisting
THE CAUSE OF REFOR2II.
Sums hitherto Advertised £18,973 13 1
SUBSEQUENT SUBSCRIPTIONS :
Pr
om the house of By the Morning Journals.
Messrs. Ward, erittle, From the Compositors
anal Ward,ll9,Wood- of the Chiswick Press 1 7 6
street £l2 10 0 Mr. A. Salmon is 2 0
G, t:
Pirst subscription from First Subscription from
St. Luke's parish, by the Society of Cogers,
Henrylr. Richmond 5O 0 0 meeting at the White
tl Martin
20 0 0 Bear, Bride-lane lO 0 0
B.
Armstrong, Sta- • Right Hon. Viscount
~ Ple's-inn 5 5 0 Weymouth . lO 0 0
'',, Hewett Key 20 0 0 From the,Workmen of
oavid James 5 0 0 Messrs. Bramah 4 6 6
From the Members. of From the Journeymen
a District Society, by employedat the Print-
C., Sturgeon, Esq., and ing.officeof Mr. G. H.
I). 111.1ainnon
A few Friends of Refonn yard, Blackfriars 1 0 0
,in Coventry-street
'),- M. Lloyd
A few Friends at the Rev. E. F. Valpy, Read-
Oxford Arms, Cam- ing 3 3 0
den Town, first sub- Mr. Cragg's workmen,
scription 8 0 0 cabinet manufactory, .
Fraisees Place, Esq 25 0 0. Fiancis.street ....... .... 0 10 0
S. Gale 2O 0 0 The Hon. Mrs. Pell,
Robert Moline
Several Subscriptions... 11 0 0 The Servants at Pinner-
Lord Althorn lOO 0 0 hill Ol5 6
John Melville, Esq l5 0 0 From the workmen in
" May I not do what I the employ of Messrs.
like with my. own ?" 5 0"0 Ibotson and Palmer,
Several Subscriptions ... 716 0 Savoy-street 1 1 6
FromtheWorkpeople in Mr. W. Tapsell 1 0 0
a Smith's shop in J. Winfield 0 2 6
Long-acre 1 10 0 Mrs. Winfield 0 2 6
J. C. Tresslove, Esq.:.. 10 10 01J. Winfield, jun. 0 2 6
Jesse Middleton ... ...... 5 0 0:J. Mills 0 1 0
feharles Pepys, Esq 2O 01' . II ' OlO 0
'W . Id 2O 0 ' r
0 Mr. A. Hammond 0 10 0
C. Neate 1 1 01C. NV 0 5 0
It Merivale
An Attorney's Clerk, friars
half a week's wages, Workmen employed by
the other half guinea , Messrs. D. and T
to the distressed Irish 010 0 Munyard
.. Peter, 0 50 A Subscription from
u. G. Stuart Monteath, - St. Mary.le-Bow, per
• jun.
S. a, 1 0 0 Walter l'aton
G. H. P., five days' in- Mr. Lc Merchant
Come
Henry Sass
The Mother of six hi- J. M. M 0 2 6
- tore Freemen
Joseph Tapp OlOO R. Jones 1 0 0
Joseph Tidmarsh 0 50 J. Botham 0 1 6
Through Mr. Ridgway, St. W. Otty 0 2 6
James's Local Committee. C. Field 0 1 0
James Ridgway
I. C. Ridgway
~.I. L. Ridgway
Ivin. Lucas, Esq 5 0 0:G. Hornbv
F. W. Lucas, Esq.
A, Reformer at Heart—. 1 0 &John Cannon
A Patriot
A Reformer 1 0 0 James Child 0 2 6
11r. C. Crook
J. Bor hwick Gilchrist 5 00 W. Row 0 2 0
A Reformer lO OJ. and M. Gibbs
I. G 1 00 A Saturday night's sub-
K 1 C 0 scription of the Fore-
fa I p 1 1 0 men and Workmen
Thomas Seagram, Esq. 1 1 0 in the employ of Mr.
Through Mr. A. Beckett, St. 'W. Herbert, builder,
James' Local Committee. I,Farm-strect,Berke-
Mr. H. I. Dixon 5 5 0 - ley-square, in aid of
L. and A.
~Mr. T 0 5 0 Reform
Sir. Lambert 1 0 0 Mr. Richard Hermo ,
Mr. J. 1 0 0 and Friends
Mr. Smith 0 10 0 Mr. H. B. Hodson 1 1 0
Mr. Graham 0 5 0 A few Gentlemen, as
Mr. Whitcham OlO 0 much friends to the
I. P 1 0 0 cause as they are un-
Mr. A. Beckett
Br. Roger 2 0 0 corruption, meeting
J. Reid
Samuel Duckworth
s*. J. Torkington 1 0 0 street, Gorden-square 7 6 0
Richard Sharp 5O 00 An EnemytoOldSarum 1 0 0
Andrew H. Lynch
Samuel Smith
Robert Ingham
A few friends who hate Charles Crompton
the beroughnionger- Albert Crompton
big faction, but who Nine Journeymen Tin
are too much under Plate-workers, Bri-
their influence to do- tannia-street, City-
. (Aare their names...... 3 7 6 road Ol4 0
John Martineau ......... 25 0 h From 18 Friends of the
F.dward Gates lO 10 0 Liberty of the Press
Henry Mayor lO 10 0 employed at Mr.
Win. Overatt 1 10 Brettell's printing_
At Snow and Co 's. office
C. 11.
J. Eve OlO 6 ruption 1 3 6
It w, 5 0 0 Friends of Reform '2 12 6
J. Whishaw ... . ......... .. 50 0 0 At Messrs. Snow and Co.'s.
J. Coxhead .................. 0 5 0 The Mite of an Old Na-
David Davies ... .......... I 0 0 val Lieutenant OlO 0
J. Lernage 1 0 0 Thomas Leigh 1 1 0
Joseph Martin 5 0 0 A few workmen at Mr.
Sir W. Owen, Bart 5 0 0 Smith's, bookbinder,
Ratty, Fisher, Fe Sudlow 3 3 Long-acre .....
George Walker llO W. Thomson, .F.l{ OlO 0
A Friend
A Reformer • ' - '2 00' be disfranchised ...... I 0 0
At Ilessrs. Snow and Co.'s. Thomson and Fearon... 10 10 0
Contain C. Bray, Royal J. Raymond 0 5 0
Marines, a day's pay 0 10 6 At Messrs. Duckett and Co.'s.
Lieut C. l'ratt, do. do. 0 76W. B. L., a Friend to
Lieut. I. Drury, do. do. 0 7 6 Reform 1 6 6
Lieut. D. James, do. do. 5 30 A Friend to ditto 0 2 6
Lieut. J. Wade, do. do. 5 3 0 Barry O'Meary, Esq 2 2 0
An unrepresented payer A few friends to the
of of too per ann. taxes 1 0 0 good cause, Mrs.
C. L. B. 1 0 0 Bowra, Nag's Head,
T. Wrightson
C. It 0 1 01 • Clerkenwell
The Times Journal 105 0 o,Collected by Mr. John
A. B. C 52 10 al Cullen, at a tavern,
. C
I 2 0
.._ At Messrs. Bouverie's. J. iteuler
D 1 0 0
Dr, J. Johnson 1 1.0 The persons employed
A. F 1 0 0 by Messrs. Fisher,
I% N. OlO f Son, and Co., at the
Mrs. Razing 1 0 , Caxton Printing-office,
Lithographic Printers a t London
Mr. Hullmandell's ... 1 o'o, Edward Grubb
2 0 0
The Rt. Hon. the Lord 01i. K. Vade ••
Mayor 25 0 W. Sisson 5 00,
Printers at the Athe- A. F. Wornell
nxuni office
Mr. H. Brown 5 0 O,Sir B. Hobhouse 100 0 0
J. C 1 1 01J. C. H0bh0u5e........ ... 50 0 0
Major Beauclerk
C R. Beauclerk, Esq 3 0 0 Codrington
)high Shields
Samuel Warren ......
Wm. Carter 1 0 0 contributors Ol3 0
Rd. Townley 0 5 0 At Messrs. Ransom and Co.'s.
Operative Engineers of Two Friends 2 0 0
Mr. Morgan's factory 1 46 J. and S. Dickson 5 0 0
C. H.
Rev. I. Cobbin, to pre- Samuel Bathe
vent the moral evil of J. It. Dundas
perjury in elections... 1 1 01J. S 0 10 0
W. Underhill
Sundries OII 0 John Broadwood and
0. Weston 5 5 0 Sons,Horseferry-road,
T. S II 1 1 0 Westminster lO 5 0
J. Fowler
Fred. Jackson
W. Mason, 2d subscrip Ol5 0 Soho
The Copperplate Prin. At Messrs. Call and Co.'s.
tern of Messrs. Perkin , Factory of Smiths
and Bacon 1 11 61 At Messrs. Bouverie and Co.'s.
The Printers at Mr J. L
Westley's, Ivy-lane... 0 18 01Two Journeymen Har-
Selina's mite OlO 0 ness Makers 0 2 0
W. Applegate 1 1 OH.W. C 5 0 0
J. Feddon. a poor re- The Printers of Mr
tired Pedagogue
J. Jewell 0 2 6 fetter-lane
J. F. Duncan 0 5 0 A few Friends of Re-
From a Shop of Jour- form at Mr. Valpy's
neymen Tailors I 0 0 Printing Office 1 3 0
S. Murgatroyd 0 0 6 Sent to the Editor of
Widow's mite 0 3 0 the -Morning Adver-
Edward Palmer
Farr and Coxe OlO 0 the employof Messrs.
C. J. Parker 1 0 0,- Gladdill and Co llO .0
J. Edwards..
F. Robbins 0 5 O,J. Evans 5 0 0
R. Bell
11. Anwyl OlO 0 jesty, and prescribed
Mr. Jardine
A few Men of Letters 0 9 0 fine compound cathar.
An unwashed Artisan 0 5 0 tic, yet tonic, Lord J.
George Smith
From a few Friends of lAt Messrs. Prescott, Grote. and
Reform, at the Robin Co.'s.
Hood Tavern, Hot- !Harmer and Bell, Pro-
born 3 30, prietorsofthe Weekly
Mary Ellis 0 1 0; Dispatch 5 5 0
Two old Ladies, Bruns- Thomas Crompton 5 0 0
, wick-house 2 0 0 Mrs. G. Gray
W. Millard, 19, Greville !John Pitts 1 0 U
street 0 5 04. Burrup,perJ.Wilson 1 0 0
T. Marshall, Cursitor- IW. L 1 0 0
street 0 2 6'R. Waithman, jun 2 2 0
The Compositors of the John Waithman 2 2 0
Courier-office
Subscriptions of the Henry Waithman
Friends of Mr. M'Cal- John Illwood and Sons, _ _ _

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lan, at the Sol's Arms ; . hat manufacturers ... 3 3 0
Hampton-road, in aid 50 Men in their employ 2 10 0
of Reform 1 5 (iJanies Mills
Wm. Pearce 0 8 6'John Currall 1 1 0
First remittance from Warmin-IR. B. Gray 1 1 0
ster, Wilts, in aid of Reform. Sundry Subscriptions,
Henry Wansey '2 '2 (.)• per R. Atkins
Matthew Davies 2 2 V/G. A. Butterton 5 0 0
Uriah Brodribb ‘) 2 O,G. Stacy 1 0 0
Charles Brodribb '2 2 0 Thos. Tidmas, Esq.,
John Everett 2 2 0 Warwick
Rev. J. A. Roberts 1 1 O,J. E. Clentherios
J. L. Vardy 1 0 0:2. Echthrodoulios
James Bayley ~. '2 2 0 Joshua Milne
J. D. Brodribb 2 2 04. It.
G. Wansey " 2 0:Col. H. E. Napier
Uriah Brodribb, jun.... 2 2 ()Advocate for adopting
Thomas Hinton 2 '2 0 institutions to change
lienjamin Everett 2 2 0 of time and circum-
John Bannister 2 2 01 stances
W. P. Brodribb '2 2 ()S. Tomkins, Esq 1 0 0
N. P. Buckle 1 0 01S. ditto, jun.! 5 5 0
Stephen White 2 0 o,John Bailey
William Morgan 1 1 O'J. M'Creery, Esq., per
Matthew Davis, jun 1 0 01 Fletcher and Co 2 2 0
G...9dfrey Morgan 1 1 (),Henry Rees
w. Green lO 0 Samuel Hayes 1 0 0
Charles Aldridge 2 2 0;lt. I. E.
John Hoare 1 0 O,C. Romilly 5 0 0
Henry Bastings I 1 OL. M. R. 3 0 0
R. Taylor
A Friend.
J. Stent ...................... 0 2 0 A no Voter, and one
'-- Tovey .................... 0 2 6 who never wished for
s-Bezer ..................... 0 1 0 a vote until the pre-
A Friend ................. ... 0 10 01 sent moment 2 2 0
`••• Plant ...................... 1 0 0 At Itobarts and Co.'s.
""- Plant jun ............... 0 10 01H. B. West, Bridge-
MT.L.. Paylie ................... 0 10 61 road lO 10 0
i'• F. Seagram ............. 1 0 01J. and S. Whatley 1 0 0
V. nughe3
.................
'2 1 1 01Day and Martin 5O 0 0
Seval Friend 5........... 11 Oi.l 0 0 10 0
G. p ers 0 O'Thos. Gibson 1 1 0
James Debaufer........... I 1 0 S. M. D 1 1 0
His Journeymen, Is. John Richmond Jeffrey 5 0 0
each 0 13 0 S. and G.— 5. 0 o
Mr. Atherley 2 0 0 I). ......... ...
C. P 0 10 D. Cannan. 1 0 0

Strutt and Sharp ... ...... 20 0 0 The`Workmen of Mr
A subscription raised by Evans' Paperhanging
young men, at 91, Manufactory, Shore-
Bread-street, Cheap- ditch
side, to aid the cause From the Men in the
•of Reform 312 0 employ of Thomas
W. Kendall 0 2 6 Davidson, Printer,
J. B. and W. Wilson, Whitcfriars
Walbrook 5 5 0
SUBSCRIPTIONS OMITTED, MAY 2.
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By Messrs. Robarts andlCoo. 0
John James
Walton Jones 1 0- 0
II) 0 0
J. Echarte
J. Wright 0 5 C Alfred Batson
A Friend to fair Repro- ' G. F.
sentation 5 0 C Ditto, a Wager
J. Cartozzi 1 1 R. Hutchinson ll 0 0
H. W., jun.
J. W. . 0 10 OD.R. L.
A Waterman 0 06 H. O.
Frederick Husch, Esq. 10 10 0 Samuel Galindo
IL G. I. 1 00J. W. Cazeley
G. Long 5 .0 0 C. Sutherland
Miss S. Bayley 2 2 0 Robert Day
Samuel Bayley 5 5 0 Tom Day
M. B.
George Shipley 5 0 OJ. 8., jun.
E. Wilcock 1 10A. R.
R. a Cumming 2 20 D. C.
At Messrs. Rogers and Co.'s. J. W. Barker 1 1 0
Charles Kinder, Esq.... 5 0( T. Comick 1 1 0
Samuel Pell
S. Olding 5 5 01Richard Taylor 5 0 0
Arthur Morgan 5 5 0 The Ancient and Ho-
John Towgood 20 0 0 nourable Lumber
J. R. Morris
At Messrs. Smith and Co.'s. J. 'F. Lancaster 5 0 0
A few Friends of Re- T. Lancaster... ........
form in the employ of Workmen in the Cop-
White and Green. , per-plate Printing De-
wells, Blackfritrs. i partment of Finner .
road, per J. Williams 5 00; and Co. of Long.lane 2 0 0
Augustus Maskett, R.N. 5 0 OJohn Whisker 5 0 0
N. Griffiths
J. C. Breillatt 1 00 M. K. Knight
J. C. Cowie 1 0 0 By Messrs. Call and Co.
H. Bloomfield
s. L. Bealston
0 7 6
John Fox 5 5 0;W. Gowan, E5q.......... 1 0 0
Wm. Driscoll - ........... 0 0
0 1 0
J. Pedley, Whitechapel 5 0 O'Mr. J. Brown
5 0 0
H. Pedley, Stratford- Dr. Elliotson
1 0 0
green 5 C OW. Underwood
1 1 0 0
R. W. Rothman, Es.q., J. I'.
Trin. Coll. 5 0-OR.W. P.
Esq. 51 0
001FosuhrireSfpriavacnets, Devon-
-0 4 6
slt..d Sheepshanks,
F.
0 10 0.. T. W. Cowell, Esq 5 5 0
Wm. Jarey
1 0 0 A few Journeymen Ca-
J. Stiles
Samuel Millar
John Daly 5 0 0 11. Jupp
J. Mixen 1 0 OJ. Simpson 1 0 0
Hugh Johnston 3 0 O,C. Crawley 1 1 0
Cordingley and Co
Orlando Stone - 5 00D. H.
Young Men in the em- . 5 00C. R.
ploy of Orlando Stone 5 0 0 A few Frientts of Re-
Mr. Proctor
Three Yriends to Re- William Rose
form 2 00j William Bunning
J. A. Taylor
1 0 0
G. lieges 1 0 O.C. Rowlands 5 0 0
P. Borchall -0 W. J. C
H. 'Appleton 1 0 OH. Smith
J. W.
W. R. Vigers 5 U CJ. liolliclv, Esq. 25 0 0
J. Street, Esq , of Bel J. Gully, Esq. %I 0 0
four, per Mr. F. Ro- • An Israelite ... ........ -.. 1 1 0
binson 5O 0 0 W. S. Stockwell
At Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and T.Wilkineon 1 0 0
Co.'s. Wm. Palmer 1 0 0
W.Venables,Esq., M.P. 50 0 0 Mr. D. E
Wm. Slade lO 0 0 Mr. Gillot
I'k. Slade lO 0 0 Mr. Lloyd 0 10 0
0. Marshall 1 0 0 Mr. Davis
David Richards
J. 0. Hamilton 5 0 0 Mr. G. Hunt 1 0 0
Samuel Curroll 2 0 0 Mr. Muggeridge 1 0 0
J. F. Amy 1 .0 0 Mr. J. G. Robson 1 1 0
Henry Steel
R. Richards, jun 1 0 0 Mr. David Cox 1 1 0
'l'. W. Coke, Esq. 100 0 0 Dr. Bulkeley 5 0 0
W. Dalrymple, E5q...... 25 0 0 Mr. Turner 5 0 0
Collected in the Public ' W. G. Nicholls .......
Room, at the George, ' Thomas Mayles ...
. Commercial-road 1 9 ol.r. Johnson 0 10 0
James Hitting 1 00' G. Clewett 1 0 0
H. N.
J. M 1 00 W. Pink 0 10 0
It. Gibbons 5 0 W. Handley ... 010 0
Thomas Piper
H. Bateman 1 1 OJ. Kent' OlO 0
J. Joy 1 0 OJ. Watson 0 5 0
J. and S. Maw 2 0 OJ. Cooper
Beharrel and Sop 2 2 OW. Bell
Chr. Sweeting OlOO W. 5....... 1 0 0
Charles Hemell
A Citizen, to be dis- . . -T. Venables - 1 1 0
franchised by the Bill 5 00 H. Wedgwood 1 0 0
M. Forster lO 10 I. E. Darwine
Henry lieaufroy, South D. Griffin 1 0 0
Lambeth '26 , 50 J. H. Emsworth • 3 0 0
Thos. Taylor, Gravel- Robinson 1 0 0
lane, Southwark lO 00E. C.
T. H.Farnworth, Agent A. Mudgeneir ...
Room, Custom-house 1 0 0 James Balfour and J. L
John Rogers 5 5 0 Balfour, his son
T. F. Brady
Charles Buttress 0 261
Of these sums the largest portion has been already dis-
posed of in behalf of that great object for which they were
so generously subscribed, and most urgent claims have
been matte upon the fund 'far exceeding the amount re-
maining in hand.
The Committee call, therefore, upon their fellow-coun-
trymen, of every class and condition, to form local com-
mittees, and to employ personal solicitation in every quarter
to which they can direct their influence ; and, without a
moment's delay, to have recourse to all those exertions,
both collective and individual, which have already been
crowned with such signal success at Dover, in South-
wark, and more gloriously still in the city of London.
By great efforts a very large subscription may be col-
lected in small sums, and such individual, who contributes
in any degree to this purely national object, may boast of a
share in accomplishing the great work in which all lovers
of their country are now so zealously engaged.
Subscriptions received at the following banking-houses:
Messrs. Robarts and Co., Lombard -street ; Messrs.
Smith, Payne, and Smith, Mansion-house-street; Messrs.
Ransom and Co., Pall-mall ; Bouverie and Co., Hay-
market ; Grote, Prescott, and Co., Threadneedle-street ;
Marten, Call, and Co., Bond-street; Snow and Co.,
Strand ; Rogers, Towgood, and Co., Lombard-street ;
and at the Treasurer's, at the Crown and Anchor, Strand.
Subscriptions of 109. and above are received by the
above hanker; those tinder that sum will be received by
the Committee, at the Crown and Anchor; and by the
Treasurer of the Local Committee e,,p v .

This day was published, the THIRD VOLUME of
COLONEL NAPIER'S HISTORY 01
the WAR in the PENINSULA.

Octavo, with Phins, price 2wOes.:::bota:riilst.woula
be
and studied day
ma: ntdhaet I.sovn.a
vhearle
yaz yo.ve s
as u"alisf•eorusarllryeeremad
and night by every officer in the British army, to which
it erects so noble and so enduring a monument."._Cale-
donian Mercury.
'l'. and W. Boone (from the Strand), 29, New Bond_
street.

CULTIVATED Society is subject to no
class of Diseases so much as to the NERVOUS,
which invade alike the delicate Female, and the robust
and seemingly vigorous Youth. Listlessness of Mind, im-
paired Strength and Appetite, Flatulence, Head-ache,
Vertigo and Dimness of Sight, Are more or less observable
in them all. No remedy has hitherto been so generally
beneficial is these Disorders as SOLOMON'S CORDIAL
BALM of GILEAD, which has now maintained its repu-
tation for a long series of years, and has become the stated
resort of great numbers of Invalids.
Sold by Mr. Johnston, 68, Cornhill ; Mr. Sanger (late
Bacon and Co.), 150, Oxford-street; Mr. Ward, Hol-
born ; Mr. Henry Mackeill, 33, Whitechapel, London ;
and by all the principal Venders of Patent Medicines
throughout the United Kingdom, price 11s. per bottle, and
four in one for 335., whereby Ils. are saved.
Of whom may he had, price 35., Dr. SOLOMON'S
GUIDE to HEALTH, which may- be consulted as the
silent friend in all cases of Debility, Loss of Appe ite
Nervous and Spasmodic Complaints, the Effects of Semler
Irregularities, &c.

2. That an opportunity is now afforded them of ex-
pressing that gratitude by lending their assistance in pro-
curing his return for the county of Devon.
3. That the best mode by which they can assist in se-
curing that object, is by contributing towards the expences
of his election, and that a subscription be immediately
commenced for that purpose.
4. That it be recommended to the Dissenters at large
throughout the country as well as the respective congrega-
tions who send deputies to this body, to aid in such sub-
scriptions which shall be placed under the management of
the Committee of. this deputation, and that they be re-
quested to adopt any other measures which may appear to
them desirable for effecting the election of Lord John
Rus=ell for the county of Devon.

5. That subscriptions be received by Messrs. Ladbroki
and Co. ; Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Co. ; Messrs. Bar-
nett, Hoare, and Co. ; and by the Secretary.
6. That the sub,cription be commenced with the sum
of Five Hundred Pounds from the funds of this deputation.
WILLIAM SMITE-I, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to
the Chairm .n for his able conduct.

That the foregoing Resolutions be advertised in The Sun,
Courier, Times, Morning Chronicle, Morning Herald, and
World rewspap,rs.
The following sums were immediately subscribed

The Deputies - .£5OO &John Evans 2 0
Wm. Smith, Esq. Chair. J. Sewell 2 2
man 20 0 James B. Brown, L.L.D. 5 5
Henry Weymouth, Esq Edward Busk
Deputy Chairman 2O 0 Thomas Gillespy 2 0
William Hale, Esq. I'm- B. Haubury 2 0
surer
Thomas Wilson 2O 0;1 Robert Winter, Secretary 5 0 5
J. E Spicer and Sons.., 5 OiWilliam Yockney ... ...... 5 0
T. W. Reid
W. Leavers
C. Lund 2 01John Bland
Richard Taylor
Robert Wainwright

ROBERT NN'INTE

.R, Secretary, 16, Bedford row

AT a numerous PUBLIC -.MEETING
of the INHABITANTS of EDINBURGH, held
within the Chapel, East Rose-street, on Saturday the 30th
April, 1831, at one o'clock,
JOHN CRAIG, Esq., Great King-street, in the Chair;
The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Ist. Moved by ANDREW SKENE, Esq., Advocate, seconded
by WM. THOMSON, Esq., M.D.
• That the humble and grateful Thanks of this Meeting
are due to his Majesty for the vigour and wisdom with
which he has been graciously pleased to exercise his Royal
prerogative, by the dissolution of Parliament, a proceeding
which testifies the confidence which his Majesty justly has
in the loyalty and good sense of the people at large, and
which we are satisfied the people will just►fy by the tem-
perate and judicious use which they will make of the
power which, under the Constitution, his Majesty has
placed in their hands; and that a loyal and dutiful Address
be presented to his Majesty, expressive of the gratitude and
affection of the people of Edinburgh towards his person
and Government.
The Address consequent on the above Resolution was moved
by JOHN CAMTBELL, Esq., of Kilberry, and seconded by
ROBEIL, HUNTER, Esq., Advocate.
2d. Moved by DAVID MACLAGAN, Esq. 111. D., seconded