The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-29 00:00:00

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esterday the ilispecribers pi tides Institution dined
at the Grove House, Caniberirkll, Samuel Charles
sullil read, Esq., M.P. in Ebel:heir. When the cloth
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veal, " Non \obis Domine" was sung.
• . " 1i ."—Three time* thrre.:-L" God wreethe King."
likinertiaitilf afterwards there Was a general cry of
•* The Quern, the Queen.' "I he whole company rose
Ind cheered, and waved their handkerchiefs. As soon
el S the powerful feeling had in some degree subsided,
tl r l'hairinauf called npon the'vest assembly to drink
" TheQueeis,h whlithree times three.
• The eaineesplrit was shewn upon this welcome pro-
position. • • ' •!" •
" Ileress hello all good lasses."
:•` The Oda` ot orb and the rest of the Royal Family."
" I low merrily we live."
" The Girl that loves a Sailor."--(Mr. J. Smith.)
Tire last verse of this song, whirl) peculiarly applies
to the situation of a female in distress, Was received
with etithu•iasm. The l'hairman gave,
- The Patrons and Friends of the Licensed Victuallers in-
stitution. and Prosperity to it.—Three dines three,
The children then were introduces+ to the Room by
;he Stewards. After which
a he Cosi:imam addressed the Meeting.—" It is a
male!. of ....Teat regret to all pereons o. humanity, that
the l'aleadar is frequently filled with charges ageism
Yobtlifill delinquents—against those whom Juries feel
it impossible to Convict, and Judges to condemn.--
Gentlemen, the prevention, and not the punishment,
.-t• . rinse, is the object of your Institution.--(Cheers.)—
l-rAnnet view the accuinulatiou of vice that everywhere
appears. withoat horror. Ilia who can be surprised,
when an uufortniate boy, who has lost the protection
of his parents, by death or any other calamity, seeks
a refuge from his present miseries in the society of the
a:sandoued.---(Applause.)---When we look to the
other sex, the climax is still more horrible. Deserted
I -ter natural protectors, the child knows not the
a liar icter, or the nature of virtue ; for she has never
seen its operative, or heard of its attrihntes.—(Lond
clieers.)—l trust that the gratitude of my youthful
hearers will one day show itself, and that, as the e%-
ce:lent address states, they will repay to others abet
they. have themselves gained."---(Loud and continued
cheers.)--The Chairman then gave
•• That great principle of British jostice. that considers
every one innocent until proved guilty."—{Loud and con-
tinued cheers.)--And afterwards,
"The Trustees and Committee of the Licensed Vleteallers'
Ilehool."—Thrre times three.
Mr. Loony returned thanks, and then gave,
" The health of the Chairmen."
This ass drank with acclamations, and Mr. WHIT.
mum, rose and said—" Gentlemen, there are many
here whom I have not seen since the late election. To
them I make the most sincere acknowledgments ; and
to those by whose support I may not have been ho-
volute', I give my mast respectful thauki, for the at-
tention which they have just paid to me.—(Cries of
"We are all your friends.")—What, all! I was not
aware of that. lam glad to hear it. I had given
my pledge to pay my personal respects to all the free-
holders in the county who voted for me. I have dune
*3 le a great many instances, but net in all ; and I
trust that thosz upon whom I have not waited, will
attribute my delay ton press a business which my
new duties imposed noon me. The W;eithy Chainnee
tortluded lor prolosing I
*" 'the hestih or the tnewsn.ts, sod limas to ikon for the
comforts of the day."
31r. CLARK relined thanks for the Stewards.
Mr. FLANAIIAPI r. se and said—" Gentlemen, if I in-
trade on your attention, it is from a desire to pay a
jest tribute of appropriate respect to departed worth,
the d iwer anal pride of England, the ornalhent of the
Senate, an:l the admiration of Ireland, whose image
you have now in the Chair—if nut his image, at least
his via tues and growing talent. Oh.! if the late Mr.
lreithr. ad could come from above to the Howe of
Commons, be would protest against the unjust pease-
ceti.ses of the illnetrioss patroness of this Institution,
the Queen of England.--(ilere the worthy t badman
became match affected, and retired, when Air. Loddy took
the elasir.)--Mr. Flanagan resumed, and continued to
make appropriae remarks on the merits of the late
Mr. Whitbread, seal said, if he could now be heard in
the House of COMBHIOII6, he would so clearly expose the
enormity of the green hag, that such a flame of pa-
triotism and justice would be kindled as would purify
the couu:ry, and save the altar and the marriage-bed
fawn insult. The memory of that departed pillar of
public worth, the late Samuel Whitbread, Esq. was
then drank ulth much solemnity and respect.
Mr. FLANAHAN again rose, and begged leave to pro-
pose the health of a gemtlemanorlioni he could not couple
with Mr. Whitbread, because Mr. Whitbread had an
advantage that none else meld claim. It was a lega-y
banded him by his father, of trate British greatness,
which could serer fail ao be admired, as it brought
with it a eompleeiom of magnanimity and true and
gessine greatness. He eoucludled by saying. " I con-
gratulate Middlesex--I admire Westiniester—and I
MOM bat tolfgratulate the casualty at large, for
lasing Whitbread anal Hobhouse in the Senate ; and
I shall mow propose die health of that champion of
- DMA liberty, Juba Gam Hobhousee, Esq."
This loast'was drank with unbounded applause.with
three times three.

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ammo*, Joss IL—Yesterday oveniug the Lords
Conadsslosers arrived hero: They catered the tows
is the same wy as the Judges of the Circuit Coast
of Justiciary de, prosoded by two of the trutapsiont if
MI lb*ly'a household, sad three macen—oao bow
the Curt of Sealee, one from the Court of J sodding.
and sato from *a Jai, Court.
Comaiosionors who ensured were. the Leed
tea{ of the Oman of fieeeieu, the lard Julie*
**a die Lead Chief Born of the Court of ilexhaquer,
Os &meg Chid Qauelptieser of tho Jury Court. and
106 lieromad mad OR*.
aele*Y. at two ?clock. the Lords Commis-
cddlana riondod do she Couradlosmw, escorted by a
ihdoehem. of the WU Itegireest sad. after proyen
t, eM
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Illeister et the Wee s
Star itegiilyti
Mb= the Clerk of lisadve
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tiv. boil Jury &win boo owe, the Lord Pre.
steria— lahievarsd dem at resoefitsebd• lesitit es the
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