The Sun.
London, England, 1831-10-27 00:00:00

REFORM MEETINGS•

WARIVICK.
The following are copies of the replies to the
dressed (conformably to the resolutions of the
the 14th) to the members of his Alajesty's GO,
The answers received from the Bishops of Chic

Norwich are also subjoined :
LORD ALTHORP'S REPLY.
" Downing-street,'
" GENTLESIEN,—I have to acknowledge your peer;
flattering address of the 14th instant ; and I beg t°.t.j.
my warmest thanks for the sentiments contained in
I am, if possible, more gratified by your expressions°lo
for the future than for the complete approbation t)
for it is only by such reasonable and general conNenr,
Majesty's Ministers will be enabled to accomplish the
sure which we all so anxiously desire ; and it is trl
ing to them to feel, that while they are earnestly
your behalf, they are so nobly supported by 9°'ll.
operation.—" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Your faithful

" The Burgesses and Inhabitants

THE BISHOP OF NORW

" Sia,---The approbation of so respectab]
Mayor, Burgesses, and inhabitants of
the best reward which, on this side of
vidual can receive for doing what he
gives the great pleasure to add, that 1
tides with yours, respecting the line o;
should (in times like these eTecially)
motives and from those of a far more
" I ani, Sir, yc
" H

" T. Jones, Esq., Mayor of Warw:

THE BISHOP OF CHICH.
" Preacher's Chambers,
" Sta,—l beg leave to thank you fo
obliging terms in which you have con'
mous resolution of the burgesses and
approving the conduct I have felt it
questions connected with the rights and
citizens ; and particularly in the hat'
upon the Reform Bill in the House o
good feeling, it must always be a matt
faction to find that his conduct meets
honest and reflecting countrymen. F
intention of impeaching the motives
upon this important measure, I am sa,
of honest and reflecting men are in it.
eyes of its opponents are at length open,
public feeling, and to a clearer percept'
as they soon must be, I anticipate
great question as may remove those an_
which operate so injuriously to the success th.
coerce, and skill in manufacture, to the good ec,
and confidence in public affairs, and of Pea coo'
rity in private. No doubt the delay we are not oil
is attended with serious inconvenience as well
,'''floet,
appointment ; but we cannot fail to recollect th,`i it
extensive measure has ever been finally passed °lose,'
subjected repeatedly to the consideration of l'3,refe Oftel
the present case, I cannot bring myself to Wl', firfoi‘tig
further impediment to its success will be oppose'/IS,
Let the people but follow the wise example °f,,•,,atirsro:,
townsmen ; let them continue to show the ozone ~(t`7l
best of Sovereigns,—the same undiminished trij'abi°l
triotism and firmness of our Ministers ; let then'
every approach to turbulence and violence, and .0
assured that they will be rewarded, ere long, bY
stantial and efficient Reform.
ect,
" I have the honour to be, with much re§P
" Sir, your very obedient servant,,c9
" To the Right Worshipful E. Clii
" I'. Jones, Esq., Mayor of Warwick."

THE MARKETS•

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itolywell— 27 6
Killingworth -- 29 6
l'ontop Winilsor--. 26 0
Townley 25 6
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Ditto Bell,Rubson,&Co. 29 6
Ditto Bewicke and Co. 31 0
Walls End Boundary— 26 0
Walls Eat t arr un i Co. 2.1 0
Walls End Heaton—. 31 3
Wails End Hotspur.... '29 6
Walls End Newiliarch— 341 3
Ditto Northumberland 29 6
Ditto Perkins and Co,— 29 6
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