The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-02 00:00:00

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THE STATESMAN,
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COURLTAOWit lI:ViNTOR'SIibBIEUNE:CPRea: .1, 4
FOR THE STATESMAN. Fourthly—hit your opinion that the exclusive Right and esteem, my dear Sir, yoor obliged and heeded •
of Electing Members now possessed by Decayed Bn- SerVant, " °tomtit Caarstriva." 7'
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roeghsshalleease,andifintinder what arrangeusent? Also " Robert Bottom, Esq. Liverpool." . i.
PARLIAMENTARY BEFORM.—Fora Lrrelas. •
that the privilege of Elective Franchise shall in such , ti P. s,--1 write in a part -0( the country where. THU KING V. XDIMBEs.
Erma HI. eases, be extended to the surroondiv Hundred: and the &Mill and departure dt the post are so incoave- The defendant applied personally to the Coe in
that the In- habitant Householders holding
1 n order
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etors defendant.riv e hbww
I th- Ills
per an' nientiv arranged, that I hardly know when this let- be allowed a few days before being called mos " ,„..-
TO THE PUBLIC.
num,as well as Freeholers, Copyholders,and Leaseholders,
We are now to contemplate the meansh7 which these shall have the Right of Voting ? ter will reach yon, if addressed directly to Liverpool. alive its judgment,
au "Pone. 1
• objects are to be accomplished. And here alse the
•Cartwirnigliwht,leWhoohlelerl,gajnodi
Fifthly.—ls it your opinion that it would he beneficial I think, it best, therefore, to send it to town, whence I nity to be present at the resumed argument of till
philoimphy of experiment will be our guide. That in certain
, cues, to add to the number of County Mem- hope it may
iw be
_a forwarded to- rrow, so to reacit
cans.
the invaluable Constitution of our Country is calcu- hers . . d V-
given occasion to it , After an observation from Mr. Serjeatit Vainmax;
. Sixthly—Sixthly opinion is desired on the shortest time o The Newspaper which has
laird to. provide for its happiness and prosperity,
in which the several Elections might be accomplished ? only came towy bands late last ni ht." the application was acceded to.
there can be no doubt. That it has given its, in a
Seventhly—Any reason which influence your minds
aeries, liberty, commerce, wealth, and extended Em- in favour of the opinions given will be acceptable? FEMALE FASHIONS FOR FEBRUARY, TYR KING V. THE BONI= STREET GAR Wen eini,
' pire. HMV is no need of proof. Founded upon the DELTA. --me.— PANT.
•Mr. Pou.ocit moved for a writ of certiorari to boa,
immutable principles of justice, and bearing its motto ---- --- - ---- Moaning Daus.—A wrapping dress composed of this
" event rights," it will help us, as it has already MR. CANNING'S LETTER TO A LIVER POOL ease, (an indictment fey a nuisance) tram tih:
cachemire; the waist is the natal length ; the body
alone, in every emergency. But like every thing hn- FRIEND. come up to the throat in the back of the neck, but is court below into this court, on account of the teat
man, we are safe, alone, by a persevering watchful- ..............
ness. Dufficulties are attendant on remisness. Do The following is the letter of Mr. Canning, some
our millions become disaffected? Is our prosperity time ago referred to in The Statesman. Any apology nitude of the concern. '
a little sloped in the front, and turns over all round Air. Justice lit
so as to form a pelerine; it wraps across before, and
displays a little of the worn underneath. The
dent cause, bat that something more material sew
ce Ramey said, that that was not Salt;
retiring ? Have the privileges of our citizens been for its publication here is superfluous, from its having
back has a little &N moderate be alleged to support the rule, which was, of elm;ess ; it is of a breadth,
undermining ? Has cruelty been permitted ? Dust d alreay appeared in a Monthly Magazine. refased.
• and a good deal sloped at the sides. The sleeve is.
is upon the wheel. IVith unremitting vigilance we " Tuffilenam, Norfolk, Dec. 22, 1/029. easy, but not wide; it is finished at the wrist by folds )4 0 TIM KING C. HENRY HUNT.
Malt examine from what quarter the offence has ~ My dear Sir—l left Town on Wednesday, a few of Bros de .Vaples, to correspond in colour whit the r..aCaRLITT moved that the rule which VAS sio;
arisen : our path, though that of danger, may be re- minute! after I had written to you, not thinking that dress. The girdle is also of Bros de .Naples; it is ensued in a former Term by this gentleman, ea a see.
trieved. To retrace our steps will be Our delivercnee. I should be quite so soon set at liberty to make to you rather broad, and fastens with a gold clasp at the gestion of ill-treatment in prison, should be dist:lmre
There can be no doubt that to the House of Com-
the communication promised in my letter of ,that side. with costs.
The skirt is moderately wide; it wraps across a . •
mons we must ever look for the redress of grievances,the left side, and is fastened up the front with bows sor.ltrirrir said, that his instructions were to re.
:it the
dbdtsischarge of the rule with costs, and he rim.
site , own judgment was in concurrence with those
morning. 1 had hitherto forborne to make that coin-
this branch of the legislative being intended by the to correepontl. Ilead-dress, a convene composed of
Instructions. There were certain parts of kit. But,
munication, in order that 1 might not any way mbar-
sagacious providence of our ancestors to feel in entire rasa others by a premature disclosure ; and I certainly full bands of net inserted between plain ones of let- •
sympathy with the sentiments of the nation.
affidavit which were not answered.
expected, in return, due notice of the time when it tinvin lace; the crown is remarkably low ; the ears
As other business pressed, the case wasindogrdmeeredet
its
But to glance only at the state of the represents-
lion, is hut toe sufficient to prove the (earful invasion might suit them that the discloanre should he made. mire cut eery narrow, and far back ; and it fastens with
stand wee for the present.
I have no doubt that the omission of such notice has a full bow of pale pink ribbon under the chin,
of our rights. To dilate upon the aberrations which
been a mere, oversight. I regret it only, as it has Black kid slioes.—(From ilekerman's Repository.) 1
t have succeeded to that exercise of indispensable THE KIX° V. JANR CARLILa.
The ATTORNEY-HEN ERAL prayed the
prevented me front anticipating, with rou and the rest EVENING DRIAIS.—A round dress, composed
jealousy, over this tender portion of our polity, the
theConrt on.
otihoinss,deffendpaunbti,.sheonvistt•d
daititherijaa
of iiir friends at Liverpool, the announcement in a stews- of U ding's net, over a white satin slip; the dress
ing a
Commons House of Parliament, would be a waste of .
paper of an event in which I know your kind partiality is fiuislaed at the bottom of the skirt with a foil ;,guildhall
The defendant was not in Courtterut.tariedstimeapptlemaeredrata,tz 1
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. lea "asserted " That until the Parl?ttment was re- .
formed, it was impossible for English Ministers to be
honest." But the immortal father of the above Mi-
nister had lung before informed his country of the
of setting about this all-important work.
necessity
That the public mind is already sufficiently made lip
I entertain no doubt: and that a distinct expression
0f yernment (however reluctantly, at a conjuncture like ments called ere's, a name which is very appropriate
the present), is to be found solely in the proceedings, to their form. The &mut. •
and pending " disensaions" respecting the Queen.
There is (as 7'h.. Courier justly assumes) but this
" one point of difference" between my colleagues and
myself. Those who may have done me the honour to
ol;serve my conduct in this unhappy affair from Bic th
begiqnin
on whirl g, will recollect that on the first occasion
iit was broneht forward in the House of re IS cut moderately low
round the bust, and rather long iu the meist ;it is On
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it is ornamented in front on each side of the bust with 6 v.
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the case went off to a future flay.
MARK' ED.
; l'irettaterricknUrbit,Rof the Strrahnd, to Marv. eldest augbter st
fierce, o t e former place.
DIED. '
Lee, which is so disposed Ls to form a
.fan stomacher; On Monday, at his house, Upper Kentish Town, Joh
c back is plain ; a single fall of lace, set on mode-
ratele full, goes round the bust. Short full sleeves,
made of net over white satin ; the net is disposed in
Jackson,Dn the E 3011; alt.. Ann, the wife of Mr. II
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of Castle-street, falcon-squaer, aged J.
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peaidesituoeidni,insstiranal
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• will mince yon to feel a lively interest. The farts raehe ofd art
of ebdl
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seen, the relaxation here has been permitted to bring
she afterwards
and ultimately
stated in The C,,ttrier of Wednesday evening, are Go
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u'llonne of net surmounts the raehe: there is some- was made,enagnadgedwhweinth
forth, in an horrible abundance, its direful fruit.
stated in substance correctly. I have resigned my thing tnoml in the arrangement of this bou'lloaac; it Coast was
A minister, indeed, well intentioned, hut unhappily office. illy .• .
'smote for separating mys,•ll from the tlo- is interspersed with blue and white zephyreene urns-
nagenient independent of the people's will ; neverthe-the 23th net., at St. Peter's Church. Leeds. doors
my e ermine totetotake AS
Conimons I declared r.
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m;olds, which are edged with blue zephyreene ; the S A. A MOUNTAIN and Co., SARACF.N'S'IMAD 1
of its sentiment, is what is now the desideratnin, it is • INN, Snowhill, London. The following Post Coaches,
l almost unnecessaey to impress. We therefore proceed little part as possible in any subsequent stage of the
proceedings. list fold ii also finished with lace at the edges; thi v
This declaration was wade ajrl•4e'llY• are looped up with bows of blue sephyreene. The front' M
ergo ail C.o.sTeheresg.r!e. art out from the above Inn:— •
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to consider the most eligible mode by which this ob- .ph. Ramsgate, Margate, and Centering, '. I
et was wade not only after full communication with hair is a good deal parteJ on the forehead; it is new post coach, every morning, at a quarter past seven. l
jest may be scrompliahed.
may colleagues, but as an alternative suggested on their dressed in very light curls, and falls low on each side In consequence of the decided preference gives to the . 1
The most eligible mode by which an expression of above coach, the proprietors are determined no 'spears 4,
part, for my then retirement from the Administration. of the face. The hind hair is disposed in braids, i
• the public sentiment may be obtained, upon the pin- Si,shall be spared to render it the first conveyaoire on that •
S long as there was a hope of amicable adjustment, •
which do not come higher than the crown of the head. road,
ciple and manner of Parliamentary Reform, having
my continuance in the Administration might possibly A pearl bandeau, brought rather forward on the fore- ' Dover, Deal, Sandwich, and Feversbam, every morning, rl•
been reflected on, and opinions taken, the following .): m hope finally t. •h 1
i • auvantageous : that mins ex 'moguls el head, encircles the head, and a full plume of white at a quarter past seven, and six in the evening.
I is now submitted to the consideration of my coun- .
oy the failure of Mr. Wilherforee's Address. On the ostrich feathers, droops to one side: the middle of Brampton, Chatham. Rochester, Slttingbourne and Rabe 1 1
trymen. ham, every morning, at a quarter past seven. ' .4 -
the same day on which the Qneen's Answer to that
First.—That it is manifest, that to effect a Parlia- each featLer is coveied with a thick dean, which gins Falmouth, Plymouth, Exeter, Weymouth, lftorehes
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Address was received by the House of Commons, 1 them a peculiar beauty and richness. Necklace and Dartmouth, and Salisbury, every morning, at sea en. theough I
. mentary Reform, is the general desire of the nation.
askedan ant iettee t e trig, and at that audience ear-rings, pearl. White satin shoes, and white kid
• lloniton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, and Basingsasin. . I
li Secondly.—That the metroptilibfroin itaaeigbtapd The " Union." Southampton, Lymington, Wise-Yeast 1
(which I obtained time following 'lay), after re* ' • -
gloves.—(foid.) and Basingstoke new coach. every morulug at eight ; se
imporuakls considared so be the Inea4ptable Or-
iiika repeating to his Majoaty time declaration which I had rives at the Coach and Horses, Southampton. by ire.
gan to to lei* the nation gamely npoll
made a fortnight before in the House of Commons, and The Judges met yeaterday morning, add chose their The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive sew I
the prilleple Via- mode by which suck Morin shall respective Sprint eircuits as follows: litigants of that support which has hitherto been experkessk j
stating the impossibility of my departing froin it, I i
be acceMplished. .
felt it my duty giinbly to lay at his Majesty's feet the NORFOLK—Lord Chief Justice Abbott, and Mr. Baron since the commencement of Ute " Union." No racing win
other coaches.
. • Thirdly..—That it is deemed to be a rational Witham.
tender of lay resiration. bli osasto—Lord Chief Justice Dallas, and Mr. Justice Bath and Bristol lying post casein's- through Cl4pse- -
• cause of great satisfaction, that judging from the ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon, at one.
" The King, With a generosity which I can never Richardson.
public conduct of the body of our countrymen form- CoactilLS TO WELLS, BRIDIFEWATIER, TAUNTON.
sufficiently acknowledge, commanded me to remain in HOME—Lord Chief Baron, and Mr. Baron Wood.
ing the present Municipality of the City of London, NORTHERN—Mr. Justice Bailey, and :Ir. Justice AND PLYMOUTH.
his service, abstaining as hompletely as I might think
• that these Gentlemen are worthy of the high estima- Best. The "Umpire." a new Liverpool light coach, only em
fit, front any share in the proceedings respecting night on the road, carrying four Inside, sets out daily:
tion of their fellow-subjects universally, the following OxFoRD—Mr. Justice Park, and Mr. Baron Barrow.
' the Queen • and me full authority to plead his WESTERN-31r. Justice Hulroyd, and Mr. Justice through Wobern. Northampton, Welford, Latterworn.
is recommended for adoption, to the several parishes • gave Hinckley, Atiserstone. Lichfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knuts-
Majesty's express command for so continuing in Burrough.
fin the Metropolis, County of Middlesex, Borough of
Southwa.k, and the Counties adjacent; and hy which office.
ni"ans it is considered, that national tranquillity, at "No occasion subsequently occurred in Parliament
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the pies •nt moment, as well as our permauent interests, (at least no ode grate occasion) fur availing myself .
A Court of Directors was held on Wednesday at
the East India f!onse, when the destination and ing.
ford, Warrington, and Preston.
fof times of the sellowtsg ships were thus altered, viz : )
Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal coach, every ens-
teat'll4.:en'ion," We •mouth, Dorchester, Tliandford. Sat.
bury, Andover, and Basiugatoke new postcoach, every af- 1
t• the nse of this authority, and I should have thought Thomas Grenville, Captain W. Manning; and Mar- 1
k are cent ternoon, at four.
if DFCLARATION.
We, the undersigned. being Freeholders, Copy- purpose. gait of IVellinci,a, Calash' J. Wood; from Bengal .
myself inexcusable in seeking an occasion fur time 4, . rats WEYMOUTH racerrs TO GI/KAY/SET, JERSEY,
But from the moment of my receiving his . . direct to Madras and Bengal, to be afloat the 19th clienvoren, ST. AIALOES, &e.
holders, Leaseholders, and Inhabitant Householders, Majesty's gracious commands, I abstained entire )
• 1-• of March, to sail to Gravesend the 31st of March, The " Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets set
• considerin it to be the opinion of the country, for
g from • 11 interference on the subject of time Queen's
A stay there thirty days, and be in the Downs the Bth every
Newark, morning
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t for
da t lit ; and toms through Stamford.
Dt4ogncater. and Fer • rybridge, to the Gel-
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the preservation of tranquillity and the benefit of the affairs. I dill not attend any meetings of the Cabinet of May. den Lion, Leeds, next morning, atten.
nation, that a declaration of the puhlic sentiment is upon that subject. I had no share whatever in pre- Rose, Captain T. M'Taggart, and Princess Char- Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this road, •
t
i " required, do hereby declare our attachment to time paring or app roviac the Bill of Pains and Penalties.
Monarchy, the Lords, and Commons House of Par- I was (as you know) absent from England during the
lotte of Wales, Captain C. Bitten, from China, to iris allowed to be the most agreeable and complete pinta i
Bengal direct, to be afloat the 17th of May, to sail eoere) nee a on the north read, being unequalled by ny
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liamenr. We also declare that the above Constitution whole progress of that Bill, and returned only after it
of tioveinnient, is further endeared to us, and worthy had been withdrawn,
cur forefathers who transmitted it, inasmuch as it pro- " The new state in which I found the proceedings
rides for the adoption of such amelioration, as the upon my return to England, required the most serious
pro: less of human intelligence and wisdom shall be consideration. It was one to which I could not con-
t./until to require, ceive the King's en 1111 l Janda of June to be applicable.
We also avow that it ism duty which we owe to our- Nora MeriAter to absent himself altogether from the to Gravesend the 31st of May, stay there thirty
days, and be in the Downs the Gth of July. other.
Glasgow, Longtewn. Gretna Green. Anon. Dann*
Brownhill, Thornhill. Sanqulta r. Kiln, Canmuck, Kingsed, .r.f
DEATN NY FiatertNG.—A severe battle was fought and all parts of Scotland. a post coach daily.
York Scarborough, Whitby Shields, Sanderland.
in a lighter below Bridge, on Wednesday, between a m . •
man of the name of Ilitherfield, and Sam Jacklow, a
coal-heaver, in consequence of a quarrel on the spot. castle and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a put
throughout ; sets out every morning at sine, by way Si
Newark, Belford, Tadcester. Darlington, Northallertos.
They fought nearly two hours, when Hitherfield was Durham, Morcott, sad Berwick. Passengers finding thee- I
thrown, and blood gushed forth from his ears and non selvesi fatigued
ihenonr the journey,
t ritain rest
additiolantalttfanrea."
selves and our posterity, to consider of, and adopt a expected discussions in the House of Commoos, inter-
from the rupture of a vessel in the head. He died in- .P ehalsaerlbaonrough and Swindon newo four inside coach. through
temperate and Constitutional Reform in the Commons' mined, as thee were likely to be, with the general
house of Parliament. In pursuance of the above, business of the Sesssion, appeared to me quite impos-,without a roan.
g Aldbourn, Reading, Lambouru, Parton, Lydington. PewseYi
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Eli:E.—Tuesday night, about ten o'clock, a fire Wooton Basset, Ramsbury, Ilungerford and . Newbury,
we trod time most lively satisfaction that in these times Bible. To be present as a Minister, taking no part
broke out in the counting-house of Messrs. Childs
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the opinions of the municipality of the city of-London, in those discuesions, could only be productive of cm- eviterryidingeonrnoirth.and Weisel post coach every evening. -:, •
r i , appear to be in unison with the nation at large. We barrasstnent to myself, and of perplexity to my collea- A Bruck, nine-merchants, (heat St. Helena ;it corn- Boston, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton and Iluntinedee
! I therefore have resolved that the following Address be gues. To take any part of Mein Was, DOWOIS always, r
municated to the parkin -room adjoining, which Royal Mail Coach, every evening; to Spilsby, Leith,
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' presented to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common out of the question. added much to the fury of the flames, front the quart- Grimsby cud Dull, every afternoon, at six.
Carlisle, Penrith. and Whitehavea new four inside Pod '
Council of' the city of London. " For then: difficulties I saw no remedy, except in •
tity of matter of a Eght i•:flammable nature. Both
Coach: passes through !Trough, Appleby, Gretnn-bride, . , •,.
- places were destroyed. Richmond, Catterick, Boroughlwille, Wetherby. Airerford, '
•pDREss To THE LORD MATOR, ALDERMIN, AND con- the humble but earnest renewal to any Sovereign of • Doncaster, and Grantham. Passengers detained on tht ' !'
MON*COVPICIL OF THE CITY r/F LONDON.t the plan adopted in
•the tender of my resignation, which has been II:1W As Tile very rent satisfaction
road by business, or pleasure. hate the peculiar 'theater*
, • My Lord and Gentleuien,—We, the undersigned, graciously accepted as it was in the fomter instance former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the coon- of their seats bring secured in the next conch.
j - hying Freeholders, Cops-holders, Leaaehelirrs, and indulgently declined. try, has induced T. Bess to repeat it in the present; and Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-T.onsdale, Rollin ,
he hopes he has, as in a very recent Lottery selected chortey, Oskirk, and Germane post-eosehes,.every sf•
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inhabitant Householders. considering the importance ••If some weeks have elapsed, since my return to some of the Six 21 nn
,000/. or otlier Capitals, among those' teroooa at Five.
ti amid weight of the city of London, and being convinced England, before I could arrive at this practical result, Numbers advertised : the following Numbers may be Liverpool, Warrington, Know:ford. Stone, Sts
ford• 410
of your desire to promote the public welfare, and not the interval has been chiefly employed, in reconciling, had either in Whole Tickets, Halves, quarters, Eighths, Litchfield post-eoaeh. called the " Defiance," every creak* -..;
Ito tit! Saracen's Dead Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.
eaubting your sense of the essential importance of ob- or in endeavouring to recoucile, soy colleagues to aor Sixteenths, at his Offices, 4, Cornball, or 9, Charing-Wakefield post-coach every morning.
taining a knowledge of the public sentiment upon the step taken by me in a spirit of the most perfect amity, Cr' '—' Chester, Newport. Whltecherch, Terporley. Namptiliddhi .
N 0.37 No. Mt No. Tit No. 40 No. 1969
subject of Parliamentary Reform, invite your assist- and tending (in my judgment) as much to their relief 70 ill 613 WM issi Nortbwich,and 11l Iddlewich. post-coo every evening.
I ance in the accomplishment of the said object, and for as to my own. Sri 006 to the George Inn, 980 dal 1866 Sunderland, Stockton. atand.
nd Yarm coach, every morning,
Which purpose time following scheme of inquiries, hav- '• [t remains for me only to add, that having, put- . 996 930 1107 0174 1911 Sueder - ot
Manchester, Winslow, 4•4ngleton, Novelistic, it sisal.
log been approved, may be forwarded under your chased by .the surrender of nix office, the lib,:rty of 649 •
6IU I I led 1841 1
SIN 1843801
1061 p 1913
Wolverhampton post-coach, every n fie:loom.
50.3 .
sanction to parishes universally, requesting replies to continuing to act inconsistency with my original de- 1 lan 2663 2111 • 1870 21911 Ilheilleld and Rotherham post coach. r-iled the Bock*
the same. clarations, it is now my intention (but an intention The Lottery begins on Valentine's Day, 14th of F. bate, every morning at eight, and the Nelsoa at Nine. ,_
at Vr•
Birmingham post-conch, sets ou: t very afternoon
SKQUIMES TO BR LAID BEFORE mimes FOR THE FUR- perfectly gratuitous, and one which I hold toyed( brnary, on which slay the Public are sure of getting ~„d pawn swank Leamington and Daventry, to the SIT,
ruse OF •BTAINIXo THR PUBLIC OPINIoN ON Till completely free to vary, if I shall at any time see OCCa- Three Prizes of 2,009/. Consuls for nothing, and the sea's Head. Bull-street, Birmingham.
SUBJECT OF REFORM IN THE COMMOPIE. HOUSE OF Ilion for so doing)
to be absent from Barri/mil .again, chance of the other Capitals drawn that day, for amore Huh, Lincoln. Northcate, }louden, and Doneaftir Deg.
PARLIAMENT.the If Id t I f
trifle
;as o ers o t sosefortunate . ,every g. Tieketswill each tweet temente
until the agitatiou of this calamitous affair shall bet coach eve!
• Firstly—ls it the opinion of the Feeehohlere, e
--614- st au end. hare an undrawn 'Picket presented them, (whack et lead Hertford, Ware, Hoddesdon and Chestnut .
holders, Leaseholders, and Inhabitant Howseholdess of m, y mill cost as anselt as their parehase-money,) and by whisk easeabeit-
your Pariah that the duratioa of Parliament should be ou may depend upon my providing that the they may afterwards get Three of 21,0001 lEr egy Pea Tottenham and Edmonton
. coaches (daily) at stiffen, hali*
limited to three years ? "
local interests of Liverpool shall nut suffer from my chaser of a 1 tcket or filling., if it should prove a plank. Pll7l
t two, Ave,nd eight.
' ' 411'4 d CO.respectfully sequin! yet (
Seroodly-1s it your opinion that the right of voting temporary absence. or a 'small Prize, or he 'indrawn, may receive back for •A. MOUNT. .an
,_ woo.
and flee rebile. that they sill not " polo t
to- county members should be eatende•l to Copylaulders "I re pleat you, my dear Sir, to have the goodaess such Ticke sor Share-in the following proportion, able orr an panels, passengers' Lugger. 14 ratings, , t
Letting per annum, and to Leaseholders holding to commulacate tuffs letter to my friends at Lire I. provided it be returned on or before Friday, the 23d of &e. ofmre than Five Pounds value if lost, stolen. m.
s 7.
' . per annum ? February. tinged unless entered as seek and the lowans* psi I
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Thirdly—fait our opiiihin that the riche of pending' •
as widely as yonanay think neeeesary, taking precuts- A Tanet....whielt costs 291.19 0 may ' shill Lell‘Pg'
Y receive hadt M. 0 110 eordingly, lash, earaese's Head lias. Seen .
Lions only tip,: it may not find its way into
Bettersenuoitesetould li•!. oatended to large and palm- print. A Ilalf ....whirl' costs Id lb U may tereiret: It 9 -- 1 1
ors ghee% not awstoeseticleg the same : and that the , ft is oilly ta my friends and nay constituents that I A gamier ..whieb oasis 69 0 may receive : Lomitta t ' , Priated, and Published
; • An Elehth ..which tosts 3 0 6 may reedit, beet 'll
lectire Franchise sit he vested it, the Inhabitant should feel myself either bound, or eutitled, to nuke I"" " telaixavasaiass" and "Tilt CONETIFUTION"Cia
- A Mumma erhiebnama 111 0 may receive bee it. • Alper No. fm. strand, opposite St. viemeet's
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