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London, England, 1812-11-24 00:00:00

T 0 THE WORTHY MAYOR, CORPORATION, FREE-
MEN, &c. OF THE CITY OF KILKENNY.
CENTLkIttN, Brighton, Nov. 23,1812.
IHAVE to request that you will accept of my
A sincere thanks for the very high honour you have conferred
upon me, by returning me Member for the very ancient and
respectable City of Kilkenny, which is doubly Banning to me in
being so rule my native home; and you may rest assured, that
the interests of that City shall be the principal object of my
Parliamentary conduct —I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen, your very grateful humble servant,
OVRINGI ON BLUNDEN, Lieutenant-Colonel.
ERITH AND PLUMSTFAD, KEN r.
AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of
the PROPRIE FORS and OCCUPIER.S of MARSH
LAND in the Parishes of ERITH and PLUMSTEAD, in the
County of Kent, holdett at the Bull Inn, on Shooter's Hill, In the
said county, on Saturday, the 21st day of November, 18t 2, for
the purpose of taking into consideration the isropriety of oppos-
irg a Bill, of which notice has seen giien, fur making and main-
taining a Navigable Canal, which is intended to pass through the
said Parishes to Woolwich.

JOHN MARTIN, Em. in the Chair.
It was. unanimously Resolved, That in the opinion of this
Meeting, the carrying the projected Canal into execution, by
cutting through the Marsh I.and in the Parishes of Frith ani
Plumstead, will be highly injurious to the several Owners and
Occupiers of that Property; and that thereiz.re thiS Meeting,
both collectively and individually, will give to the measure every
possible opposition.
That Mr. JOSZPH MARTYR, of Greenwich, be, and he is
hereby directed, in case the proposed Bill shall be brought into
Parliament, to procure, as soon as be possibly can, a Copy of it,
and then convene another Meeting 05 the Parties intere.sted, for
the purpose of taking the matter into further consideration ; and
that he do prepare a Petition against the Bill, and have it ready
for signature at such Meeting.
That these Resolutions be published in the Times, Morning
Post, Courier, and STAR, Newspapers.
(signed) JOHN MARTIN, Chairman.
The Chairman having quitted the Chair,
Resolved unanimously, That the .Ihanks of this Meeting be
given to him for his coaduct therein.
(Signed) JOSEPH MARTYR.

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