The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-07 00:00:00

CORPORATION.

At a meeting of the Town Council on Thursday, the
Mayor in the chair, the Town Clerk read Dr. Griffin's
notice of motion in reference to i'lr. Smith O'Brien.
The MAYOR then read a letter from Dr. Griffin, from
which the followim: is an extract : _ _

"My dear Mr. Mayor,—As I cannot to-day be present
at the meeting of the Town Council, will you have the
goodness to say that I withdraw the resolutions relative
to the secession of Mr. W. S. O'Brien, of which I gave
notice. I adopt this course at the instance of Mr.
O'Brien himself, who, the first moment he saw the re-
solutions, wrote to me on the subject, suggesting that my
perseverance in moving them might, perhaps, create
division in the council, and so tend to injure the cause
of repeal. lie at the same timeacknowledged that they
faithfully represented his sentiments, and therefore that
he could not question their truth."

Dispatches were received on Saturday at the Colonial-
office from the Governor of the West India colonies.
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