The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-10 00:00:00

JOSEPH HUM-9, ESQ., M.

to
This indefatigable and invaluable Member of ,
has been on a visit with his family, for the last few t!aJoit'
a friend in the neighbourhood, and we are gratified in {the
ing, that some of the most respectable gentlemen ,°01)0,
town no sooner knew of his arrival, than they waitecliweol
him at the King's Arms, on Wednesday last, to coraP, bli6
him on his visit, and to invite him to -partake of ¢ rit„j
dinner. The deputation consisted of one hundrte
twenty gentlemen, and the following are copies of

dress, and the reply :
"TO JOSEPH HUME, ESQ., M.P. I Vir
" We, the undersigned, inhabitants of the town anufet:tif
bourhood of Liverpool, embrace the opportunity afford° bigli
by your visit to this town, to make known to you the
sense we entertain of your public conduct, and to e.,,,'Ersc',
our admiration of the zeal, industry, and indomitable roe
veranee you have displayed in your Parliamer.tary Cara
,asst
the more especially to thank you for the detection and etesili
of that most flagrant abuse, the existence of Orange 141,0
his Majesty's forces. It would be a source of gratificsto
ourselves, and to numbers of the inhabitants, if you watt et°
your us with the honour of your company to a public di
any day that may suit your convenience.
" Liverpool, Tuesday, October 6, 1833."
[COPY OF MR. HOME'S
ANSWER.
]
" Gentlemen,—lt is highly gcatlifiyvienrgpootolm
, to lea.oosP•
my conduct in Parliament, and particularly my C0;01043
the late session in exposing the extent and tendency el
Lodges, have met with your approbation. ,
" It was my duty, as a representative of. the peoPe'in
Oct.e 7, 1 ti!!
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therefore, my desire to inquire into, and, as' far as 181:ebbsf
power, to effect the redress of the numerous abuses 101
grown up in every department of the State. This 1, es'
have now, for many years, fearlessly and persevering"ope:j
deavoured to perform, prepared to meet with great )0P(
sition, and incur the enmity of all who profited, et ost
to profit, by the continuance of abuses ; but trusting toVi
should receive the support and approbation of 811 Sotistflj
spirited and disinterested men, who desired to see the et
as
relieved from oppressive taxation, and to obtain a Par
better government.
" This expectation has been from time to time r- so t-,(
the most gratifying manner, but in no instance rnore..ots
in the present, when many of the enlightened inhatalbe 05
this great commercial community, scarcely second to ;ice
tropolis in importance, have done me the honour to Pa
res,
approve my humble efforts. •elina le
" I have ever deprecated, as one of our greatest gri
the existence of laws which deprived one portion of the Vio
v
of their civil rights on account of their conscientious o f oe'
oo•
once to their religious opinions ; and, after the MP° rO4
odious laws, it seemed intolerable that associations shone rce
tinue, having for their sole object the oppression of atelaslto
of our fellow-subjects, and the maintenance of an
ce„ of
system, highly prejudicial to the peace and happine—
community.
cc I gratefully acknowledge your flattering invitatio?:o tPj
tend a public dinner, but beg to be permitted to dealos°
honour intended me, as I am merely on a tour for he3_,
recreation, and have already declined similar invitationv
" I remain,
" Gentlemen, with much respect,
" Your obedient, humble SeruarTsS,
"JOSEPH 11;a0., sfj
"To William Rathbone and Lawrence Heyworthf "
other Inhabitants of Liverpool and its neighbourhoo •
, FASHIONABLE INTELLIGA-

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ARRIV ----
ALS. wholDrt
George Jones, Esq., and Mrs. Jones, at Marshall lg." sq ffo
son's Hotel, Cavendish-square;i Wanley, SawbridiTi-aclte;;
ditto ; J. Mr. and Mrs.er e, and family, at tn
odric id
Hotel, Sackville-street, ftOm York • the Misses ditty,f
soil
ditto, from Bognor ; Mr. and Mrs.' Drake, at 1, Bli
Hastings; General the Baron de Lepel, Madame Leilestreeits
Colonel de Lepel, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jerrefia-to; .;
fromp the Continent ; Mr. and Mrs. Chance, at "13eriie.
eacon, Esq., Mrs. Deacon, and family, at, thank, pito!
Hotel,C Berners-street, from their seat, Madledori r;0, to
. Chattock, Esq., Mrs. Chattock, and family, at ditto,u[All7„
Dover ;C. G. Thornton, Esq., at ditto, from his se" at $
Hall, Hertford ; Mr. Broderick, and Miss Bro_derr_ie'r'earce'l(
from Brighton ; Thomas Pearce, Esq., and Di 5
ditto, from Brighton. wicit
DEPARTURES. woos p
The Countess Belvidere, and family, from the ""1., ~,. al
Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Belvidere' .9House, l'eliniel";;11
Alexander and Lady Bannerman, and Miss liZ„ro', „Trot,
ditto, for Scotland; Mr. and Lady Elizabeth 05` "for'/
ditto, for the Continent ; the Misses Bell, from dittnd'i to i.,00
folk ; Mr. and Mr. Gibbons, and family, from 'Tett, ay on'
Pcchell, Esq., from ditto ; the Rev. Mr., Plan the Poo
the Sackville Hotel, Sackville-street, for Dublin 'f
-6, alto;
f Mrs. Petre, from ditto, for Bath ; Lady Campbell, tilitto,o;
or Leamington; Captain and Mrs. Molyncux, 1.1.°111 9°lo'
the Continent ; Lieutenant Johnson, from ditto, ibr., Cot jo
R. H.,
and Meghiee, from ditto, for Edinburgh ; COBll3Ol ei
H., from ditto, for Mount Mascal, Bexley, Kee,it•;6ll-stluirld
Haber, from Marshall Thompson's Hotel, Caven'ef-n 0, ,;:°'
Count Condeixa, from ditto, for Bath , James 'z'-nris't '
from ditto ; J. M. White, Esq., and Mrs.. White' 41.-
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Miss Chau-ncy, from ditto. -
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The Boyne is now literally alive with sarribe llWvrel'',
are shouldering each other out of the river. ;10 ''
Lion of the fish at this time of the year Will eristir°ol?
d ant supply in the proper season.—
Drogheda e"