The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-07 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

am requested by the Subscribers of the Hanover
News' Room, Manchester, to present their united tharks for
your extraordinary exertions and despatch in fonvarding gene-
rally the latest information, but especially the proceedings of
Tuesday evening in the House of Commons on the subject of
Reform, which information we received at the early hour of two
o'clock this afternoon. •

I remain, Sir, your obedient servant,
Manchester, March 2, 1831. G. H. WINDER, See,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

• Slll,—i am directed by the Committee to convey to you the
thanks of the members, in pursuance ora requisition numerously
signed, for the intelligence received from you, by express, this
morning at three o'clock, of the satisfactory and important speech
of Lord John Russell, on Parliamentary Reforn ; and also to
thank you for the information afforded, in a similar way, upon
the Catholic Emancipation Bill.
I am likewise directed to say, that, in compliance with the re-
quest of the members, I have ordered the News-agent to forward
three copies of your Newspaper, in addition to the four already
taken. I am, Gentlemen, your moat obedient servant,
J. ORD, Secretary.
Exchange Rooms, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Special Committee Meeting, March 3, 1831.

LINCOLN.
TO THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR OF LINCOLN.

" We the undersigned inhabitants of the City, Bail, or Close of
Lincoln, do request your Worship will be pleased to convene, on
as early a day as possible, a Public Meeting of the inhabitants of
Lincoln, to take into consideration the propriety and necessity of
adopting measures expressive of their earnest desire to support
by every constitutional and legal means, the wise and patriotic
plan of Reform in the legislative representation of the country,
submitted by his Majesty's Ministers to the House of Commons
on the first day of March instant.
Lincoln, March 5, 1831."
(The requisition was signed by a great number of respectable
inhabitant householders of Lincoln.)
" In pursuance of the above requisition, I appoint a meeting of
the inhabitants of Lincoln, for the purposes therein mentioned,
at the Guildhall of the said city, on Tuesday the Bth day of
March instant, at twelve o'clock.
" Lincoln, March 5, 1831. " THOMAS WINN, Mayor."

BIRMINGHAM.
TO THE Mall BAILIFF OF NIRMINCII (11,

We, the undersigned, respecttully request you to convene
an early public meeting of the inhabitant householders of this
town and its vicinity, for the purpose of expressing our cordial
and grateful satisfaction at the measure proposed by his Majesty's
Ministers for amending the Representation of the people in the
Commons' House of Parliament, and of entreating that Honour-
able House, by its adoption of the same, to promote and secure
the best interests of the British °Constitution.

In compliance with the above highly respectable requisition, I
do hereby convene a Public Meeting of the Inhabitant House-
holders of Birmingham and its vicinity, to be holden at the Pub-
lic Office, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of Friday next, the
11th of March.
The Chair will be taken at twelve o'clock precisely.
OLIVER MASON, High Bailiff:
IKing Grove, March 5, 1831.
e requisition was signed by a great number of respectable
householders.