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London, England, 1810-09-15 00:00:00

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CITY' AND COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY,
Summer Assizes, a io.
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To the Honourable and Right Rev WILLIAM, Lord
Bishop of DERRY.
My Lord,
WE the Grand Jury of the C;ty and County
of Londonderry, assembled at Summer Assizes, to,
having taken into full cousideratioh the -zealous and un:.
wearied exertions of your -Lordship in promoting (among
other useful and unnecessary works; the Diocesan School of
Derry, in order to shew our entire Approbation of the same,
have presented, at these Assizes, the Sum of Two Thousand
Founds, to be expended in advancement of this desirable
object
• We avail ourselves of this opportunity, to express the
b4;lr sense we entertain of the great attention and liberal and
disinterested assistance uniformly afforded by your Lordship,
in furthering whatever may tend to improve the morals and
promote the industry, happiness, and prosperity of your
Diocese, and the staple manufaCture of our country.
('; . F. Hill, Foreman,
Henry Richardson,
George Canning,
William Lecky,
Marcus Gage„,
Langford Hey land,
lames Spencer Knox,
David Bahington,
Hugh Lyle,
Barre Berestord,
lames Sterling,
GeorgeTL. Cunningham,
Londonderry (; rand fury Ro
. August the 3 ist, IS to

lohn Campbell,
George Skipton,
john Ross(
John Henderson,
Andrew Ferguson,
RoKet.Mtler.ty, -
,Joseph Curry,
Connolly M•Causland,
John A. Smyth,
lohr, Mrller, ,
Thomas Scott.

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To the FOREMAN and GENTLEMEN of the Grand
Jury of the C►ty and County of Londonderry. ilbsembled
at tilt surnmer Assizes, tBto, •
Genllemen,

This new proolof your partiality more than rewards me
for the small efliarts %/which I have made to promote the
welfare of this Diocese, since I have had the honour of.pre-
siding over it, and I feel proud i acknowlediang the• liberal
co:operation which I have met with; not only from. you,
Gentlemen, but from my Fellow-Citizens of London.
derry.

Yirtir kind Address has made a most sensible impression
on my. mind, sine- it has ',tended materially to allay those
kelings which calumny had excited in it. As such I re.
ceive it. and am most thankful tor it. Yet, gattcred as Ido
feel by your k indiless• to me, still the protection of my. own
Character the dearest property which Man possesses, as
well as that of the Church of Ireland; sought to be wounded
through me, and which it is my duty to uphold, -obliges me
*to Itraclicate both by a Reference to the Laws of my country.
The first step towards that vinlication I have taken in the
preswe of many'of my Fellow•Ciiizens, and I feel, that I
cannot, with propriety, enter tUrther into "the.Subjeet I beg
leave to assure you of the unfeigned gratitude with which
your kindness impresses toe, and with which I truly sign
myself

Your devoted and faithful Friend, '
W. DERRY

September Ist, 1810.

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