The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-29 00:00:00

ANDERTON, Esq.

2dly. That this meeting strongly deprecates the opposition
that is now attempted to he made against Alderman Farmer's
election to the office of Lord Mayor, as being both oppressive
and tyrannical ; oppressive, by endeavouring to prevent an in-
dividual from succeeding to the Civic Chair, against whose
public and priva'e character there is no charge suggested even
by his opponents; and tyrannical, by attempting to put down
discussion upon points which it is the right of a free country
to enjoy, and a right which the proprietors of the " Times"
newspaper have long exercised, to a greater extent than the
proprietors of any other journal.
Moved by JoHli H. CON!T, Esq. ; seconded by JOHN
LOWE, Esq.
3dly. That this meeting will collectively and individually
" use every exertion to promote the success of Alderman Har-
mer's rotation to the high and, distinguished office of Lord
Mayor, and they call upon their fellow-citizens to aid and as-
sist them in their object, not less on account of the Alderman's
unimpeachable character as an Alderman, Sheriff, and a Ma-
gistrate, than to prevent the peace and harmony of the C;ty
from being hereafter destroyed by a disturbance of the regular
rotation to the Civic Chair, without any just charge against the
conduct of the Alderman next in succession.

J. BLACKET, Deputy, Chairman.
Moved by C. A. SAVAGE, Esq., see( nded. by THOMAS
PEARCE, Esq.
That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to the worthy
Chairman for his services in the Chair.

N.B.—The Committee will sit on Tuesday (this day), a,
Nine o'clock at the Swan with Two Necks.

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Fathers and Sons, by the Editor. 'Life and Adventures of Charles
Sketches of Modern Character, Chesterfield, the Youth of
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ARMY AND NAVY.
THE OCTOBER NUMBER OF THE

UNITED. SERVICE JOURNAL,
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Contains, among other articles interesting to both services :
Narrative of the Embarkation Present state of the Military
and Conveyance of Napoleon and Naval Strength of Egypt.
from Frejus to Elba, in the'Forts of the Dardanelles.
Undaunted Frigate,with per-1 Visits to the
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sonar Anecdotei and Opinion Museum. No. 1.
of the Ex-Emperor on the Letters, from Sir Henry Har-
Voyage, and after his IV-1 dinge, en the advance of the
dence in that Island, by M- Fusilier Brigade at the
tain Sir Thomas Ussher, Battle of Albnera,— Sir Hos-
R.N. C.B. K C. H. sey Vivian in reply to Col.
A Cruise in the Levant in the Hughes, and Col. William
Summer of 1839. by Major Napier relative to the 92d
E. Napier,46th Regiment.— Regiment at Maya.
Alexandria Trolls. Remarks on the general aspect
The British Colonies considered of the Political Horizon, in
as Military Posts, by Lieut. Europe and Asia, with an
Col. Wilkie. Minorca interesting letter from a Cor-
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Sonnet, by William Words- Memoranda issued by the
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Notes on Halifax, Nova Scotia: quent on the Recommenda-
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an Officer, Increased activity at our Naval
Confe. sions of a Spy, collected Ports, &c. &c.
by an Officer of the Navy. With all the Naval and Military
Recollections of an Old Soldier, Intelligence of the Month.
by his Daughter.
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