Star.
London, England, 1823-04-14 00:00:00

DEVON COUNTY MEETING.

1
F 1 day afternoon, a Meeting of the Freeholders
Devonshire, convened by the Requisition of fire ki
gistrates, was held in the Castle-yard at Eimer, wit
a sort of platform was erected on a row i,f wan
Lord EBR =TOW was unanimously called to the
Lord Eaat soros having taken the Chair, said,
in proceeding to open the business of the Meeting,
felt it necessary to make some observs ions on '
circumstances under which it was called—they
circumstances, he was happy to say, which waren.'
exampled in the history of this county in two respects
for never till now had a Requisition, combining sud
numbers and respectability, been presented to as/
Sheriff, and never, within his recollection at leas
had any Sheriff refused to convene a Meeting of tb
County on a Requisition of the Freeholders. In sprit
ing of the Sheriff as a private Gentleman, he co 4
only use terms of sincere respect ; and in regards
his public principles, from the opinion he had emu
tained of them, they were not less to his credit. II
Lordship concluded by declaring, that every i
ing day convinced hiss of the necessity of a
in Parliament.'

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Mr. BUDD, of Walesley, moved a Petition teld
House of Commons, complaining of agriculWl
distress, a debased currency, standing armies, plaii
men and pensioners, the " aspect of our foreigards
tions,"_which are declared to be" grievous and
ing," and lastly, the want of Parliamentary Itefcgrot
Dr. TUCKER, in a long speech, which had It .
connection with the subject, seconded the Peat
Mr. NORTIIMORE said, that if the Dukes of
and Norfolk, who returned 15 Members to,

ment, would give him six of their boroughs, he
take all the reforming trouble off their hands.
After Mr. RODD, Mr. HAMLYN, the Rev. Kt.
Joiras, and Mr. RoNnte, had severally ad
• the Meeting,
Lord ENNINOTON put the question, that the
tion be adopted, which was carried unatiimoudy•;,
one hand having been held up against it.
Dr. Tuczea moved a vote of censure upon
Sheriff for his gross misconduct on a late demi',
. Mr. J. P. JONZI, in seconding the Resolutiok
he was sorry to do an ungracious art, but
pass over the conduct of the Sheriff.
Mr. RuNDLI wished to add the names.tt.,,
County Members—(Cries of " Yes, yesf) ,
Lord ENRINOTON said it was right to sis Peel,
the previous motion.
The vote of censure on the Sheriff tiat'eartig,
unanimously.—After thanks had been voted te
mover and seconder of the Petition, Lord EtithiPl
TON dissolved the Meeting, and notice was givena
Petitions would be immediately prepared, 0416
for signatures in various parts of the county.
Three cheers were given for the Spaniards, anddg
assemblage dispersed.

. . .
Friday last, a Meeting of the county of Thettgr •
convened at the Shire Hall, Brecon, by J. CD .
Esq. the High Sherif, in compliance with a
ib
sition, signed by about sixty Freeholders, to tat.
consideration the distressed and ruinous ' 1
Agriculturists. At half-past 12, the Htod
accompanied by several of the Gentlemen wh6
the Requisition, entered the Shire Hall. 110.1,
semblage at this time was not very numernusi be°
parties present were • highly respectable. Die
SHERIFF being called to the Chair, stated the
of the Meeting. Two sets of Resolutions, Dot %
rially differing from each other, were pror,,
Mr. GWYNN& and Mr. H. WILLIAMS. The =Fay.
adopted: and after thanks were voted to the fr".
SHERIFF, the Meeting was dissolved. :1
RIGHT OF ROAD.—At the York Assizes, jois44l
war.
subject in a case in which the right a war.
subject of dispute, evidence having been
to shew that a funeral had passed along the
Mr. Justice BATLEY took occasion to obserri. ,
very common prejudice existed, that sw
corpse was carried there might be a bi idle
it was entirely without foundation, and he
this ought to be made known as generally es
for the interrupting such a funeral, while .14 ,
suffered to pass cook! confer no right. teesisa
frequently to distress the feelings of individuals,
at such a time, had usually sufficieut cape fat.

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