The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-11 00:00:00

COPELAND, 51. P.

That the Society shall consist of two classes of Subscribers. The one
to be called Governors, subscribing annually Five Pounds; the other,
Members, subscribing annually One Pound; either the one or the other
to be permitted to become Governors or Members for their lives by the
payment in one sum of the amount of ten annual subscriptions.
Proposed by Earl FITzWILLIAM, seconded by P. Pusey, Esq., M.P.,
That with a view to effect the objects of the Society, annual meetings
be held successively in different parts of England and Wales.
Proposed by the Earl of CHICHESTER, seconded by E. S. CAYLEN-, Esq., M.P.
That a Committee be appointed to frame rules and regulations for
the government of the Society, to appoint its officers, and to report to a
General Meeting of the Subscribers, to be held on the ‘27th day of June,
at the Freemasons' Tavern. Three to be a quoram.
Proposed by Lord PORTMAN, seconded by Sir F. LawLEY, Bart.,
That all Governors and the following Members, with power to add to
their numbers, compose the said Committee, and that they meet here at
Twelve o'clock to-morrow :
Messrs. Barker, Raymond Messrs. Marshall, C.
_ Boyes Paterson, J.
Cross, W. J. Pell
Eliman, J. Phillips, J. Beuler
Ellman, T. Rushbridger
Green Sadler
Halstead Sadler, H.
Hall, G. Webb Smythics, Rev. J. R.
Hildyard Tattersall, J.
Ide Verney, Sir H.
Jodrell, Sir R., Bart. Weeding, Thos.
Kinder Wilmot
Knight, Gaily Wood, J.
Proposed by E. A. SANFORD, M.P., seconded by J. EARNEST, ESQ.,
That Messrs. Drummond be appointed Bankers to the Society, who
will receive Subscriptions.

(Signed) SPENCER, Cnanzmax.
Proposed by Lord ELIOT, M.P., seconded by W. MILES, Esq., M.P.,
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Earl Spencer, who has so
ably presided on the present occasion.
N.B. All persons setting down their names, and paying their sub.
scriptions before the 27th June next, may become members of the So.
ciety ; subsequently to that period members will be elected by the Com.
mitten.

PAPER-HANGINGS, Id. PER YARD.:
TEN invites the inspection of his extensive
k Ji • Stock of FASHIONABLE PAPER-HANGINGS, of
the most splendid Patterns and Devices, commencing at Id. per
yard and upwards. Lining paper from 6d. per piece of 12 yards.
The attention of the Trade, Co.untry Dealers, Builders, and
Surveyors, is especially solicited, as for their convenience a Stock
of 30,000 pieces of the most useful kinds is always kept in readiness.
Warehouse, 22,
_Lowther Arcade, Strand. Manufactory, 9,
Clayton-place, Kennington.

Fro BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
11 An excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, in complete re-
pair, with suitable Outbuildings and Walled Garden, in a Midland
County, within less than two hours drive of the London and Liver-
pool railways, together with 55 acres of superior Land surrounding
it, which will be sold altogether, for considerably less than dal Cast
of the house, outbuildings and garden walls, with immediate pos-
session.

For further particulars apply to Mr. J. H. Webber, Solicitor, 3,
Caroline-street, Bedford-square, if by letter, post paid.

A FIRST-RATE HOTEL and BOARDING--
L l adjoining, in Cheltenham, to be LET on LEASE,
or SOLD, formerly well known as Fisher's Hotel and Boarding
llouse, but since earned the CLARENCE HOTEL, &c., in
consequence of his late Majesty having sojourned there when uke
of Clarence. This establishment has enjoyed for upwards of thirty
years a very extensive connection, and has been a principal resort
of the most distinguished visitors to Cheltenham. The Hotel and
- Boarding House are distinct buildings, contiguous to each other,
'and are situate in the centre of the town, in a most convenient
position for access to all the spas, walks, and drives of that favourite
watering place, and very near to the depots of the Cheltenham and
Great Western Union, and the Birmingham and Gloucester Rail-
ways. The Hotel contains 13 sitting rooms, 38 best bed rooms, 13
servants' bed rooms, with all requisite offices. The Boarding House
containing 4 lar4e public dining rooms and drawing rooms, 11
private sitting rooms, 34 best bed rooms, and 10 servants' bed rooms,
with all necessary offices. Attached to these buildings are baths, a
brewery, pleasure garden, coach-houses with standing for 24 car-
riages, stabling for 31 horses, loose boxes, and numerous convenient
offices. These extensive premises will be let from Lady-day next
for a term of years, or sold if required.
For further particulars, and to treat for a lease or sale, apply, if
by letter postage paid, to Messrs. Lawrence and Newmarch, Soli-
citors, Cirencester.

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