The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06 00:00:00

CHESHIRE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.

(Abridged from the Chester Courant. )
On Thursday last, a meeting was held in the Exchange
Banqueting-room, Chester, for the purpose-of forming a con-
servative association for that city, and county palatine, of which
it is the ancient capital. A great number of gentlemen were
present, among whom were—
Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., Henry Brooke, Esq., Gen. Beck.
with, Wm. Buchanan, Esq., R. F. Buckley, Esq., George
Brooke, jttn., Req., Rev. It. B. Brocklebauk, T. Booth. Esq.,
T. Bagnall, Esq., Mr. R. Brittain, Mr. B. Brassey, Mr. Eiiw.
Roden, Sir R. Cunliffe, Bart., Rev. John Clark, Edwin Cor-
bett, Esq., T. C. Chianti, Esq., Rev. Wm. Currie, Richard
Corbet, Esq., John Cieminson, Esq., Major Coleclough. L. S.
Cotton, Esq., Gen. J. Chamberlaine, Esq., Col. Desbrisay,
the Rev. J. Egerton, W. Eccles, Esq. John Erriugton, Esq.,
Rev. Jas. Folliott, Rev. Lloyd Fletcher, Col. Fuller, J.
.13,
Glegg, Esq., J. W. Hammond, Esq., Wm. Hulton, jun.,
Esq., Col. Hicks., T. I. B. Hostage, Esq., P. Ilumberston,
Esq., Wm. Haves, Esq., Rev. Peploe Hatniltou, E. S. Har-
rison Esq., Jelin nett, Esq., Daniel ['annuls, Esq., P. S.
Hain'berston, Esq., Capt. Hilditch, Rev. B. E. Johnson, I'.
Ince, Esq.., Lloyd Jones, Esq., Mr. Ellis Jones, Mr.- Richard
Jan ion, George King, Esq., H. Kelsall, Esq.. H. C. Legh,
Esq., James Large, Req., J. Lloyd, Esq., E. W. Lloyd, Esq.,
Sir H. M. Mainwaring, Chas., K. Ma uwaring, Esq., Rev.
Jas. Mainwaring, Chas. Morrall, Req., -- Morelleswall,
Esq., Townshend Maidwariag, Esq., Capt, Moston, Thomas
Herbert Maddock, Esq., Robert 'Maddock, Esq., R. B. Otto'',
Esq., It. G. Perron, Esq., Rev. B. l'enny, Richard Puleston,
jun., Esq., J. P. •B. Puteston, Esq., H. -J Proby, Esq., D.
Poole, Esq., James Rods, Esq., It. Richardson, Esq., Mr.
Roberts, Geoffrey Shackerlev, Esq.. James Stanton, Esq.,
,fames Stanton; jun., Esq., James Sedgwick, Esq., S. Spros-
ton, Esq.. Wm. Sproston, Req., J. W. Swann, Esq., N. A.
Sewell, Esq., Ches. Towusbend, Esq., James Toinkitison,
Esq., Thomas Tarlton, Esq., Mr. Tide ,Y Daniel Vawdrey,
Esq., B. Ll. Fawdrey, Esq., Rev. E. Warburton, It. Wil-
braham, Esq., R. E. E. Warburton, Esq., Mr. Williams,
( Birkenhead), Mr. Williams, (Chester), Capt. Wardell, Wm.
' • ard, sen., Esq., Mr. Weaver, Mr. T. Weaver, Mr. John
Wilkinson, &c.
Sir Henry Mainwaring was called to the chair. In opening
the business of the day the hou. baronet expressed himself much
gratified at finding himself suriounded by so numerous and re-
spectable a b3ity of gentlemen. He had nn eloulit.that they as
well as himself were convinced of the necessity of bringing the
wealth and intelligence of the country to bear at this in.portant
crisis upon the dangerous principles of the age, to do all in their
power to neutralise and expose them, and to insole the salva-
tion of the country by supporting the King and his preroga-
tives and the principles of our glorious constitution in church
and state. (Cheers.)
Sir RICHARD BROOKE, Bart., moved the first resolution.
This, together with others for the government of the society,
were agreed to, and the following