The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-27 00:00:00

REFORM MEETING.
T a NIEETING of the Inhabitants of
EDINBURGH
s and its Vicinity, held in the Great
rn of the Waterloo Hotel, on Thursday, ;22d Sept.
IBrent-IN BOYD GREENSHIELDS, Esq., in the
air,
The followingsnd Resolutions having been severally pro-
-1 I. seconded, were unanimously adopted :
hat the zeal and anxiety of the people for the suc-
nu:l increase
Reform Bill, insterd of abating by time, con-
to, in intensity with the progress of the mea-
,re, and
will unquestionalily rise in proportion to every
—„,e °Y which its final triumph may be opposed.
That the gratitude of this Meeting, and of the country
,144arge, is due to his AI ,jesty's Ministers, for the wisdom
steadiness with which they have hitherto conducted
ii,el". great measure, and to the House of Commons, fur the
he rizhott,cnofls
441:te,,O,P,part which they hive given to it,—a grati
the
the most deeply by those who best know
people, and who look with the coolest
*ratlon to the permanent peace and prosperity of the
,ountry,
n 3; That a Petition be presented to the House of Lords,
ir-7.1, the undiminished and inextinguishable anxiety
14t' "4"ting, and i,f the Public—that this measure, 'he
14, sirnate 'llecess of which cannot now be doubted, should
ha ettli,ed es soon as possible, so that the excitement which
tusern. 'flng agitated the people, and the hopes which the
Refonn have for some time indulged, may be
r,''„- and
--("IY set at rest, and the business of the nation carried
4.er an improved system.
tree jhat a dutiful Address he also presented to his
led
Most
to hi er,*nt Majesty, thanking his Majesty for having called
Rho hauncil, and supported to the utmost, Ministers
Areal" t nobly redeemed the pledge they gave to the
hia constitutional measure of Reform, and praying his
wisdom It° to exercise his Royal Prerogative as may in his
'll)Pear best calculated to ensure the success of a
and Pt Which will maintain the stability of the Throne,
that ,If'tingllish the reign of William the Fourth beyond
5, that
other British Sovereign.
to his Earl Grey be requested to present the Address
Petiti laiesty, and the Lord Chancellor to present the
to he House of Lords.

1'1E44,, " THE THAMES TUNNEL,
OTHERHITHE CHURCH, AND OPPOSITE THE
ON Is;'0 OF OLD GRAVEL—LAN,
N.
TIE W 9.PPING SIDE OF THEERIVER.
°TICE is- hereby- given, that the Public
frot)lErnia,Y view the Tunnel every day, (Sundays excepted)
14% g" in the Morning until Seven in the Evening,
rrtigileiPaYinent of One Shilling for each Person. The
dteer: is lighted with Gas, is dry and warm, ;:nd the
tisby a safe and easy Staircase. By Order,
WA JAMES BIRKETT, Clerk to the Company.
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Y be required, will be obtained by application to the
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