The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-26 00:00:00

Ibis Meet*. in recalling to the oasis of the
ij Waithumn's able an.l defence
• I iteßtitas. hie steady eery :et t.f' piddle triew
ifiddertnieed sad suceessAa exertions for the in-
re dire isiabitaats of thin Ci:y. In exposiug the Fire
ter Bill which threstene.l 'tin feilow-citizens with a
isd perpetell Impost. turn eriath•ct an en thir-nten
is deleeddit and edlxet.issf the system of per-
hilaneen of public woney to accumulate Is the
visif iriltitiosis. sal most especially his unattested
•Fdtbs right of the Li ter, to diseesslntbitegrievineee,
isas marked him oat as the subject of a yiailictia•
feel assured Hum constitute together toe
' Ake to the renewed suffr'ages of his Constituents.
sffiaillis Meeting. therefore. esraestly and eolith! •ntly
Mr. Ali:grump Weidman to the support of the
• sod pledge themselves iadiviciaaiii to use every el-
taarereh's re-eleetlun.
Malt it highiy desirable fist Re; ewes
to Parliameat free of expense to themselves :
wets to this Meeting more emp.-v:ttly farm:ahem
it Mewls a Mr. Aldermen Witithmsn. with their
of his grist exertions and personal sterlieee. 11,4
wino to be et any expense in sibtalsiag that sites-
aliarYch his serviece esn be more pre-foliar:oly use-
II Mit s sebseriptton he thererhre entereJ into for
Own of defrayiag the necessary charges of his
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IN' Mr. J.-iseph iTurcombe. Rt. Paul's Church-yard,
,r. and that the followingOentlemen he re•i•ieete I
WM. SlSferiptiPllg :—Mr. Griffith. Rif • Went Smith-
Meter, ilishopagate-street ; sad Mr. Carter, hi.
ward) 'PROM 19 SMITH, Ald.
lialbsirats hexing left the Chair,
thirahmd. That tee thsels of this Meeting are dee.
*hereby cites to Thome.' Smith. Esq. and
*ids %values is 'emptied the 'Chair, for his polite
tied eassniy ideation to the business of the doe, and
sirlibt and ladepend-nt conduct spots all ureasienv.
Linn- are rripertnilly informed, that the Com-
* amisetiug the Election of Mr. Alderman Waith-
Ut l'utitio-hoese, kin street,
alit=ications reopesilsi al. Elec.
,r4U be thiniffilly

i T a rery narnerms and MO& respertfahle
1 M EF:t ING of the UYERY and other FitirNllM of
narman T 110111). IWO at the bindon Tavern. on Woodrum-
std or Fehtaary, Ifeki.
P ROYCE COMER. Esq. in the Chair,
Ins It osolvett wesohnougly. . I. That it is or vital im-
Wore to the prcaperity of . the entintry, that ire R pre-
ms
in Ihriiinseet shoeld he lively attitobert to the
of the l'oestitution, as established by the Itoto
if RAF: and that having a doe regard to the just
veknfthe Crown. they shot.ld protect to the utmost
imposer site liberties of the people.
t that Aiderrath Thorp's IIVIW:II of those prineples oh-
far him the serrates of his fellow-citizens at the last
: and hi! Fleeting recollects. with the utmost
that. as a Member of Pediment. he loss in-
. Sly adhered to them.
t that Ns facility of %cress. his known indepetulence,
pahlie spirit and integrity, his general Loner-
ef She Commercial and Maanfiletiming {warren i of the
lits toirweitting attention to hit public duties. Ms Te-
ta the loci' interests and corporate rights of his Con-
yws, his uniform ropport of economy in the pithlic ex-
Wee, and Ms Ina attachment to a free representation
!"t ionple in the House of Commons. as well as to all the
ne., and privileges of the mihj pet. entitle him to the eorditti
rsad eeitteleeee of this Meeting, and to the warm
,r of the Livery of London.
t.That this Meetiag do pledge themselves eolleeth el%
individually to lee their most %treason's exertions to se-
ar re-election a Alderman Tiorp• and do forthwith
;ssiaselces Ist° District Cutalaitthsts fur the pontos, of
avert:ate and general canvass. a". the mesas best calru-
, . ll'aTeatalPtinh Iliat most desirable object.
~Taal these Rwwletioes be signed by the Chairman,
It't aimed in the Morning and Evening Papers.
BOYCE COhf3E. Chairman.ill eel resolveri nevilmatiglr. 'Trot the Thank% of this
"AN be given to Royce Combe, Esq. for his polite and
othatt in the Chair.
~,_l%t livery are respectfully informed. that Alderman
""Fiftwiiminee will meet daily at the Itlivz's Plead T*-
41 Poultry. where all communications will he thankfUlly
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AIN WORTHY ANI) INDEPENDEN"T LIVERY
OF LONDON.
Grrrtruee.
'HEX I ()MTN] myself to your notice at the
last General Eleetion as a Candidole to represent
silheilsasuito. I made an explicit avowal of rite prinei-
tido. to the event of my seccesa, would golds my pon-
t tdsdact. •
&teed to that distinguished situation by your unblessed
I have endeavoured to perform itiltafporiant duties
fir tau. &kitty. and attention, with in honied desire to
Use rielids owl privilege.; of my Won citizen+. aid
rtthe real Interests and prosperity of Use Empire.
iution of Parliament will ahordy terminate the
tridelf you then so preneronoly reposed in nee. sad
Ail be called Upon to exercise one of your most valuable
Clad and friendly reception I lave experienced donate
. haven, and the very Cotferinx resolutions of support
oesly passed at the numerous end reepertable public
assembled this der, emoting* me to solicit. with
.90 sanguine expectations of anceess, the renewal of
linedegee,
Ind my pest conduct will afford He best asouranest of
Illiora and zealous attachment to ear ezredent Commi-
: my inn determivation to support every as *sure
taY and retrenchment. and my ardent desire to pro-
' fair and free representation of the people In the
itßouse of Parliament, which is equally essential
klabilitk thyyttrone and the liberties of the
iana ihe bosear to be, Gestler.en. your NONNI end
JOHN THOZI. THORP.
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