The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY.

The SPEAK ER took the• chair at a few minutes to four o'clock.
but there being only twenty-two, members present at four
u' :lock, the house adiourue4l,ill

CONSEIIVATISM IN,GT,QccpsTE.lip,t,

FIRST ANNUM. DINNER OF THE WEST 6LOUCA,STERSHIRS
CONSERVATIVE APSOCIATION.
(Abridged from the Bath Chronicle.)
The first annual dinner of the above Association took place
at. Chipping Sodbury, on Tuesday last. The company sat down
at the Town Hall, the Swan, and the Portcullis Inns, there
being no room in the town sufficiently large toaccommodate all
who attended. R. B. Hale, Esq., presided at the Town Hall,
supported by Sir 13. Codrington, Bart.; and Colonel Daubeney;
the Vice-President's chair was filled by Charles Ludlow Walker,
Esq. J. Sampson, Esq., presided at the Swan, and" Colonel
Master at the Portcullis lon. TIA number present amounted
altogether to nearly 500. Among the company who dined at
the Town Hall were—
Sir B. Codrington, Bart., Lieutenant-Colonel Daubeney,
Calitain Marsh, 11ev. Dr. Cook, Rev. Dr. Allen, Reverends
R. T. Coates, Charles Crawley. Henry Shute, F. D. Foster, J.
W. Jones, T. Crawley, C. Helder, T. J. Blofield, Charles
Dowding, F. Darville, Henry Randolph, I. H. Dyer, T•
Smith, Messrs. J. Arter, W. Arnold, jun., S. Ashley, W.
Arnold, R. Arnold, Ebenezer Blatchley, F. T. Barnard, T.
Barter, J. J. Broad, R. Bryant, G. Bennet, H. Bush; J, M•
Barter, J. Bracey, C. Buchanan, G. Bush, IL H. Bush, C. A-
Bush, D. Brooks, J. Barnett, Robert Collins, Rbt. Churchill
1. Carpenhurst, J. Chapple, J. Corbett, J. L. Codrington, W.
Cole, G. Croome, J. Conolly, G. Gave, W. Clarke, JO:sep_h
Cookson, J. Cole, Edward Doward, jun., W. Dyer, H. W.
Daubeney. J. Dew, E. Dowding, J. Dyer, 5..8. Hatfield, W.
Emblin, T. E. Edwards, Charles Emerson, J. Edwards, R.
Emerson, S. G. Flock, T. Flook, jun., B. Ford, G. Pewster,
Geo. Fewster, F. Frankcom, It. Gould, H. Giugell, G. Cordon,
J. Hooper, D. Howe, William Had&v, G. Hopkins, S. G.
Hounseil, John Higgs, R. B. Hale, John Haynes, W. Higgs,
M. Higgs, C. Hopkins, Win. Harman, I. B. Hale, J. Hariis,
H. Kelstone, W. IL S. Holford, Thos. Ketling, L. 1,. Lawrence,
P.. D. Loman, W. Long, J. Lewes, C. Lowder, W. Lawrence,
Hervey. Moreton, G. Master, C. A. Moore, P. Marker, J.
Mackay, J. C. Neale, J. Nattriss, Isaac Niblett, J. Nichols,
.James Perrin, W. Playne, J. Paul, R. Paul, jun., E. M. Page,
jun., E. Parker, J. Pearce, W. Plumley, O.
_C. Phillips, A.
Parry, D. Pope,.Edward Playne, S. Purnell, Pittard, J. Pring,
J. Pipe, E. H. Rich, H: Rich, W. Ruige, G. Salmon, H.
Shield, J. Slater, Edward Sidney, J. Surman, J. B. -Stanley,
D. Smith, F. Stockman, H. Stour, J. Stevenson; I. Stone; F.
,Savage, jun., William Taylor, William Taswell, J. Thomas,
W. gr. Taylor, G. Taylor, \V. Thomas, G. 'Tying, Wm. Taylor,
S. Vaugban, H. Vizard, Charles Vizard, Q. Vizard, F. White,
F. White, jun., J. Wallington, 0. H. Williams, E. Wallington,
H. Weatherstone, G. Worlock, H. Wollwood, S. Whitwicle
C. L. Walker, W. Williams,.E.. Webb, A. Wait, J. Williams'
W. White, &c.
The customary loyal toasts, and the healths of " The Duke
of Wellington," and " Sir Robert Peel," were given and re-
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm; Several eloquent speeches
were delivered by the Chairman, Colonel Daubeney, the Rev.
Dr, Cook, Sir Bethel Codrington,- Mr. Walker, Mr. Laurence,
&c., in which the strongest determination was evinced to resist
the iiireads of Popery, and support the Established Checb.
At the conclusion of the evening the National Anthem .was
.loudly called for from all quarters of the large. and crowded
room, and it was sung, verse and chorus, literally with "heart
and voice," with some additional verses appropriate to the
times. Cheers were then,given for ", OAF, KiDg," " Our Coun-
try," " Our Laws," " Our Chairman," 'and." Our Represen
tative," after which the meeting broke' up, delighted with the
festivities of a day spent in an open and manly display of sen-
timent'and political feeling, unmixed with the slightest alloy.