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AT a MEETING of :MEMBERS of the
JEWISH COMMUNITY, held at the London Tavern, on
Monday, July 26, at Four o'clock p.m.,

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Dr. VAN OVEN ir, the Chair,
It was proposed by Mr Alderman PHILLIPS, seconded by Mr. LEWIS

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JACOBS, and carried unanimously :
That a bill having passed info law, which authorises the admission
of subjects of her •-•ajesty professing the Jewish religion to s t and
vote in the Legislature, this meeting desire to record their deep feel-
ing of gratitude towards those noblemen and gentlemen who, in and
out of varliament, have advocated the cause, and have, after a long
struggle, achieved a triumph of the principle, that religious opinions
should not be a disqualification for the service of the state.
Proposed by Mr. Alderman SaLomoNs, -seconded by Mr. MosgLar,

and carried unanimously :

That it is desirable that the Jewish community should adopt some
means of permene .tly corn nemoratim; this important event.
Proposed by Mr. Louis NATRAN, seconded by Mt. GEORGE JESSEL :
That a Committee of 36 (w.th power to add to their number) be
appointed to decide on the bast mode of commemorating the event,
and to receive the names of persons desirous of co-operating, but
not to collect any subscription until the nature of commemoration
shall have been resolved on.
Proposed by Prof ssor MARES
That the followlnggentlemen dc
Dr. Van Oven
Sir Moses Monteflore
Alderman Salomon*
Alderman Phillips
Mr F. H. Goldsmid
Mr. George Jessell
Mr. Jacob Whaley
Mr. Henry F ,ndel
Mr J. L. Henriques
Mr. Joseph Montefleee
Mr. Laztrus (Whitechapcl)
Mr. .J Levitt
Mr A S. Goldsmid
Mr. David Benjamin
Mr. Lewis Jacob
l'of,ssor Hart
Mr. L. Rothschild (Argylc.street)
Mr. Joshua Jo eph
Mr. Reuben ialomons
Proposed by Mr. WoLre ; seconded by Mr. VAN Ovas, and carried
unanimously :
That the said Committee be -instructed to consider the best mole
of testifying to Baron Lionel de Rothschild, M , the gratitude of
his co-rellgionlsts for his groat, long-continued, and successful exer-
tions in the cause of Jewish emancipation.
Proposed by mr REUBEN sALOSIoNs ; seconded by Mr. JoNes:
That the resolutions be advertised in all the morning and evening
newspapers, and the "Jr wish Chronicle."
Proposed by Mr. H. GEEDALLA.; seconded by Protessor 'TART:
That the thanks of the community are eminently due to the press
for the consist° t and powerful advocacy of Jewish emanel•atlyn.
Proposed by Mr. F. H. GOLDSMID , seconded by Mr. DAVID
BENJAMIN

; seconded by Mr. KEELING :
constitute the Committee :
Mr. El. Keeling
Mr Maurice Moses
Mr. Samuel Lucas
Mr. Sam son Samuel
Mr. Joseph Sebag
Mr. P. J. Sslomons
Mr. Samuel Moses
Mr. Jonas Deities
Sir. A. Wolff
Mr. Van Praagh
SIT, Lawrence Levy
Mrr. L. ude et on S
M Ellis
Mr. Nathaniel Undo
Mr. Lout,. N ;than
Mr. Abraham Moeciatta
Or A. S. Hart
lir. Ephraim Moseley

That the thanks of the meeting be given to Dr. Van Oven, the
eha'rman.
Carried ananimonaly.
he Committee will meet at three o'clock on Wednesday at the
London Tavern

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