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TUESD 2.1 IT, MAY 3, 1803.

COUNTY OF KILDARE. .
T a.• Meeting of the . Noblemen, Gentlemen,
Clergy, and. Freeholders of the COUNTY of KIL-
DA E, held at Naas, on Saturday the i6th of April, tSO3,
pursuant to a 'Requisition by loin: josErn Acuity. Esq.
High Sheriff; far the purpose of Congratulating our Gra.
clout Sovereign on his late providential deliverance from the
Conspiracy formed against his Life; the Flton Sliza t r
having taken the Chair, ROBERT LA.vouctir., Esq. (Mem-
ber for the County), rose and moved, That a Committee
should be. appointed to prepare a suitable Address which
was seconded by lonikt WoLrE, Esq. (Colonel . of tile' Kil-
dare Militia) .when the following Gentlemen were appointed
to prepare the same :
• Robert Latouche, Esq. John Finlay. Eiq."
. John Wolfe, Esq. -Peter Wolfe, Esq: • •
•Rei. Cramer Roberts,Michael Aytiner, Esq.
Wogan.Browne Esq.l). O'Reilly, Esq.,
Edw. Ilendericik, Esq.'; and
Richard 'Griffith, 'Esq". Ambrose O'Fairel, Esq. •

The following Address was unanimously .agreed to
To the kJ NG's Most Excellent MA J EST Y.
We, your 'Majesty's most dutiful anti loyal ~Subjeiti, the
Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy • and Freeholders of • the
County of Kildare,. be, leave to approach your ik.laj6sty
With our most heartfelt'Congratulations on the prOvideniial
discovery of the late traitorous Conspiracy directed against
your Majesty's sacred Person and the happy Constitution
Under which .we . .

' We learn, with equal abhorrence anitastohishment, that a
wicked and desperate had been entertained by per.
sells hying under the mild and equal laws which.thow'Coun-•
triCs have to boast.; and we ;are led by the detedion of such
nefarious designs, to mired on the value of those Illt..ssings
• which we enjoy under your Majesty's auspicious Reign.
• • We 'most earnestly. beSeech that Providence which hai -
hitherto .snielded your Majesty's invaluable Li le, to vouch.
safe- to your •Miljesty, a long continuance'ofilealth and Pros-,
perity, and to us a continuance of that Security and Happi.
Hess: which we enjoy under your Kijesty's paternal Govern.
.JOHN JOSEPH -HENRY, Sheriff.

It was then 'resolved, That' the High Sheriff do wait- on
his Excellency the Lotto LIEUTENANT, to know at what
time he would please .to. receive the Address, and that on-
whatever day his Eicellency shall please to appoint, for that
Purpose, the Sheriff; 'atterided.by the Committee who fram-
ed the Address, shall present it, with a request that the Lord
Lieutenant will transmit the sante to his Majesty.
It was further agreed on, • that 'the. • Proceedings of the
Meeting be published in the English and Irish Newspapers.
• The High' Sheriff left the Chair, Robert Latouche,
Esq. was requested to take ids dace, when the Thanks of
the Meeting were voted to the High Sheriff' fur convening it,
plat for his conduct in the Chair.
•
SOCIETY for SUPF.KSEDING the NECESSITY of
• CLIMBING BOYS, ny encouraging a New Method of.
I SWEEPING CHIMNIES, and tvr MPROVING the
CONDITION of CHILDREN and others employed by
CIIIMNEY•SWEEPERS.
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Plans subMitted to their Consideiation for actual Experi-
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Report.

JAMES'H EBD IN, Secretary.
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