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London, England, 1829-05-18 00:00:00

The Earl of FITZWILLIAM in the Chair.
V 4 &e motion of the Duke of LKINSTER, seconded by
Lord STOURTON,
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lt eras Resolved—That Peirce Mahony, Esq., be ap-
ted Secretary to this Meeting.
ID4 the motion of the Duke of LEINSTER, seconded by
Lord STOURTON,
14 Was Resolved That we feel it to be our duty to ex-
Pre% our Gratitude to his Majesty for his gracious Assent
five* to the Bill for the Relief of the Protestant Dissenters
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' the last Session of Parliament, and for his generous re-
alluend.ition, at the opening of this Session, that a full
PardelPation of civil rights should be granted to his Ma-
aitt`,R°man Catholic subjects, in conformity with his
vol:,;JI% 'loyal Constitutional Declaration—" ThLt his
-" Waa'held for the benefit of his people."
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ti'la Motion of the Marquis of DOWNSHIKE, seconded
by Lord MIDAS,
irirts Reiolved That an Address, congratulating his
l-n-▪ --Y On the success of his gracious recommendation to
iler;"anlent for the relief of his Majesty's Roman Catholic
--J?ctss 'which was adopted by both Houses with unex-
enipied enajorities, be now prepared.
°4 the Motion of Lord CLIFFORD, seconded by Lord
was R DUNALLY,
It Resolved_ Trutt the Address to our GraciousBovereign
now read, be adopted ; and that our Noble
'Chairman do sign the same on our behalf; and that he
requested either to present or transmit the same, accord-
g to his Majesty's pleasure.
c'a the Motion of Lord STAFFORD, seeonled by the Rev.
Mr. COURTENAT,
It Resolved—. That we also feel it our duty sincerely
bicainkaialata. all classes And parties in this great Empire
'thellipiv adjustment of questions so long sources of
tsCoid'aud-sieakriesi to the State—and we do hope that,
te their several prejudices can no longer distract the atten-
Ilk of our fellow-citizens, the Empire will henceforward
the benefit of their united exertions, without distinc-
etr •
0 sect or party, in its support.
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the Motion of the Earl of DARNLET, seconded by the
,;• Hon. G. A. ELLIS, M.P.
1. a' was Resolved-That to his Grace the Duke of Wel-
national -gratitude is eminently due for accomplish-
,ll;ol4'iirne Minister (under our Gracious Sovereign),
"4-tuvilitabteNtork of " Religious Peace."
ICltt..'l4lll,,,,„iitli;e'of the Earl of HECTIVE, M.P., seconded
It uy the Hon. VALENTINE JERNINGIIAM,
tea,d Resolved That our sincere Acknowledgments
ganiv,-;"4tnitki, 'are likewise especially due, , and are hereby
for the the Right Hon. Robert Peel (Secretary of State
Mini,! Department), and to the rest of his Majesty's
'''res▪ for the support of these great measures.
"1 '4lO M • by
• • 'num of Jois' LAWLESS, Esq., seconded
Pry HENRY HUNT, Esq.,
Resolved— a Resolved—,That t the gratitude of this Meeting
h 4ttng as it does the feelings of the Irish people) is
for
Oven to the Most Noble the Marquis of Anglesea,
kept! I,TPartial administration in Ireland, and that we
k„ we owe to that distinguished soldier to tic-
Jrieuge, that to his, ardent sensibility to the grievances
the ire''Plds and tohie'eealous remonstrances on behalf of
greati Cation, the splendid results now enjoyed are
Y to be attributed.
.1 Motion of Tuntitas Moons, Esq., seconded by.
JAMES CORRT, Esq.,
illa• W4l Resolved—That we must ever bear in mind how
,7v !. great cause of religious freedom owes to the
lit 1172144115)" Perseus, both living and dead, who have
Ole Powerful aid to its advancement.
'4 O.Motion of James GRATTAN, Esq., M.P., seconded
jt by F. S. FLOOD, Esq.,
Ateolved That in order to perpetuate to the
test 'Generations these feelings of just acknowledg-
demtr,Liiait the same time to record—that religious free-
natit.:leno by the same great Captain who restored
Bit Tewl independence to Europe, and gave security to this
fee Voluntary Subscription be now entered into
of titer,,PuePose of erecting, in or near Dublin, a Statue
thi Grace the Duke of Wellington, commernerative of.
0"41_.▪ Moat glorious of his public s:rvices.
",1.4 aloti en of O'Goardas: Maxox, Esq., seconded by
,
j, w• . , Trios Las WYSE, Jun., Esq ,
s• •as Rw__
))e. . Wea-Mat our Committee be here em-
record -ered to record on the Pedestal of the Statue just voted,
t'atnes of those illustrious men, as well the dead as the
fevag''''‘ho; in either House of Parliament, have at dif..
Neill:ye Voris supported the measure of Catholic Emanci-
ti--Zoleh luurnow passed into a law, under the benig-
DetoPites of his Majesty.
-7,ttotion-of THORNTON, seconded by
it Hon.
the FAIDIRICK PONSONRY, M.P.,
ta Resolved—That oar Committee be empowered
rote
l're Subscriptions, and that they be requested to open
lialZults, fur that purpose with such of the principal
• of the United Kingdom as are willing to co-operate
vr'l4 them •
•
- Motion of J.Akilb CORRY, Esq. seconded by Lord
It DusAux,
tier "Resolved—That copies of the foreee'-

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orwarueu to--
of 'Wellington, the First Lord of the Treasury,
kxiii/egli.rliort. Henry Goulburn, the Chancellor of the
tird ilndhurst, the Lord Chancellor of England,
ri Bathurst, President of the Council,
I3iaht lion. Robert Peel,
ii7r'of Aberdeen, Secretaries of State,
Obit Hon. Sir G. Murray,
Murray,)
Melville, the First Lord of the Admiralty,
Light lion. J. C. Herries, the Master of the Mint,
40,11°.rd'Ellenborough, the President of the Board of Con-

Reeolu•

R 44-14" lion. W. V. Fitzgerald, the President of the
Trade ; and also to
0 Marquis of Anglesea.
tuereotion of aaritzt, O'Cox NELL, Esq. M.P. seconded
It I, by the Rev. Dr. Wane,
"" Resolved—That g t Thanks of this Meeting are tn,-tTe4tii due, and are herebhe y given, to the noblemen and
rieri7,..el2 who signed the Irish Protestant Declaration,
e-,..7?0 as friends of Ireland as well as of Civil and Re-
tn b,C"dom, took part in the Meeting at the Rotunda
N1,42'0.011 the 20th of January last ; and we do congra-
tetrnii,l"!‘°, collectively and individually, on the successful
hilted:in* ',. of their exertions, which so eminently contri-
has been- F'arrY 4e great measure by which religious peace
lag& ! giteo to this Empire, and more especially to Ire-
Oa
!ill:lotion of the Rev. Aftcliest, KEATING, seconded
1t.." by JOHN Watawr, Esq.
kentL Itestaved---That the following noblemen and
'-'``4bela deeonstitate a Comtnitiee (with liberty to add