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MONDAY, MAt

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•*- NEWBURY, MAY 12, ISM. '
AT a respectable MEETING of several of the'
CLERGY of the COUNTY at BERES, held by adjoserne
meat at the Pelican, in this Town, it vim . I
Resolved unanimously,
That the Bill now peudint in Parttime:A, eptitled " A Bill
for Making more effectual provision for the ma.mipiance of Stl-
pendiary Curates in England, and for their mitten« npou *dr
Cures," appears to us to be ennecessary, opProirsive, Mad 8 410tneg
violation of the property and independents of the. Clergy. • , .
That the Members of this County be requested forthwWol#
precut the humble Petition voted at this Meeting to Parliamillie
Puling that the said Bill may not pass into a Law.
That the Chairman be requested to inform the Bishop 4 the
Diocese of this Petition; end ht the same time to request his
, friendly assistance, in cue it shoal* be (band necessary, to present
a similar Petition to the Upper Heise-
' That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to our respected
Chairman, the Rev. Mr. Boveusa, Rector of Brightwaitham.

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SECOND F.DIIION—COURT OF ENGLAND.
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THE, PRIVATE HISTORY of the COURT of
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