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BOROUGH OF DERBY.
TOWN HALL, MAY 12TH, 1832.
AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the IN.
HABITANTS of this BOROUGH, convened
h 7 the Mayor, in compliance with a Requi+ition, and held
tbia day, pursuant to public notice ;
C. M. LOWE, Esq., Mayor, in the Chair.
The following RESOLUTIONS having been duly pro.
Posed and seconded, were unanimousiy adopted, vie. :-
Ist Resolution.—Moved by Mr. BAKER, seconded by
Pell. T. MILNER, M.A.
That this Meeting views with deep regret and disappointment
the late resignation of his Majesty's Ministers, possessing as they
did, in so remarkable a degree, the confidence of the Nation ; and
that they have seen with sorrow and indignation, the factious
opposition and unworthy manoeuvres, by which their honest and
Unwearied endeavours in favour of the Rights and Liberties of
the People, have been met by the Anti-Reforming party. hat
his Grace the Duke of Devonshire be requested to present to his
hajesty a Loyal and Dutiful Address, expressive of the senti-
tnents of this Meeting.
Resolution.—Moved by Mr. PIKE, seconded by
bit.. J. BYNG ;
That this Meeting is of opinion, that the Bill to amend the re-
presentation of the people in England and Wales, which so re-
cently passed the House of Commons by a triumphant majority,
is a measure of vital importance, admirably calculated to Rive
stability to the Throne, strength and durability to the Constitu-
tion, and peace and prosperity to this kingdom.—That Colonel
Cavendish be requested to present, and Edward Strutt, Esq., to
support a Petition to the House of Commons founded on this
resolution.

3d Resolution.—Moved by Mr. JOHNSON, seconded by
Mr. BlNcx
That this Meeting regards with entire approbation the conduct
of the Representatives of this borough in Parliament, for the
steady support which they have given to the Reform Bill: and
that Dr. Forester be requested to communicate to those Gentle-
men the thanks of this Meeting accordingly; and that he be fur-
ther desired in an especial manner to express to Edward Strutt,
Esq., the satisfaction they have felt at the able and patriotic
manner in which he seconded, on Thursday evening, the motion
of Lord Ebrington, for an Address to the king on the resigna-
tion of his Majesty's Ministers.
4th Resolution.—Moved by Dr. FORESTER, seconded
by Mr; SEVERNE,
That the Honourable Colonel Cavendish and Edward Strutt,
the Memb,rs for this Boron- h, be respectfslly requested
to exert themselves to promote every Parliament ,ry measure
which may have for its object to secure the ultimate success of
Reform in the Repre,entation, and withhold their assent to any
demand on the Public Purse, a' the Constitutional course for
the redress of grievances, till a satisfactory Bill for the Reform of
the Commons House of Parliament shall have become part and
parcel of the Law of the Land.

sth Resolution. —Moved by Mr. Hoot), seconded by
Mr. GIIIIIOIO4K :--
7That the proceedings of this Meeting b• published in the Derby
Mercury and Reporter Newspapers, and in the Times and The
Sun London Newspapers.
6th Resolution.—Moved by Mr. BYNG, seconded by
Mr. SAMUEL WRIGHT:—
That the cordial thanks of the meeting be given to our worthy
Chief Magistrate, for his attention to the business of the day, and
his ready and prompt compliance in cal ing the Meeting.