The Sun. — 1831-04-28 (London, England)

ROBERT PEEL.hascommenced building t ' reproach . Cast off' sloth ea we know you have cast Burdett, and measuree were adopted for raising " A threatens it. The measure is called for, as its advo- brancer, mission of bribery and perjury on a great settle. By- should invite his Majesty to dine with the Corpo- his • off fear; appoint your Committees; name your Loyal and Pteriotie Fund for assisting the cause of - rat; .on, in the city of London, at whatever time his Ma• mansion at, Drayton. It will stand within about thirty and-by we expect to hear that the letter of the Ten yards of the old hail, and it is to be of the style of the hankers; crowd to the field of conteet, wherever Reform." The names are such as to inspire the tares s which have sprung tip in the country; it is jests should think tit, and to beg, that should his AN Commandinentsis given us expressly that we mayustY Elizabethan gf ii designof M S this is possible, at your own expense; repeat in utmost confidence. The " Metropolitan Central violate them. We should like to have a corn- founded, as these same advocates tell us, upon the be graci..usly pleased to accept the invitation, lie would in- cost of then4lel'isre:imaate itt 85 0001 r. and-117.Eil .The. , :,o teinte your convivial arid political meetiege, arid telegeaph Committee," for that is the name taken ,s tom- mentary on the Bible by one of the numerous par- basis of property ;• and yet the funded interest, pose cite his Royal Consort to accompany hitn."-(Loud stela- • • nor at 50,000/. ; an extensive park will be formed round nd British fleets, that Y• V it, beyond die line of a theusa posed of Sr Francis Burdett, Chairman, Sir Geo• sons who cry up the commission of bribery and per- sassing a large proportion of the whole property. tions.)-Carried unanimous! ma , y, th• mansion.-Macclesfield Courier. . • now, once and for ever, tt Englond expects every Philips, Batt., John Smith Esq., James Barnett, jury by wholesale, as indispensible to the working of the kingdom-this interest incomparably the , „ ~ Mr. Bootee', TAYLOR said, that in order that no time 8110111 U be lost for preparation for the rece • ' On Tuesday last, reception of his Ma- CHARLES X„ attended h y man to do his duty."-. Times. Esq., T. W. Coke, Esq. Richard Sharpe, Esq., of the Constitution. Yet this very reviewer, who most extensive and important of all the interests testy, he should move, " That the whole management the Duke DE PoiYeeerec and several other Noblemen of The friends of Reform have at length a rallying John Cain flobliouse, Esq. Joseph B:rch, s(J• advocates bribery, and the violation of the letter of of modern growtls-is to be altogether deprived of should be committed to the gentlemen who had so ably his suite, on I orseback, proceeded through severalsetnreets point round which they may range themselves in John Crawford, Esq , John Blaekburne, Esq.; the law, is still willing to concede disfranchisement, representation. That tlwe measure is founded upon acted on the former Royal Entertainment Committee." of the city. The Royal party left Holyrood 'Palace a Treasurer, george Grote, Esq., and Sub-treasurer, their country's cause, The measure which we, in in the case of proved delinquency. "Wp shall pretences the most fraudulent and false, no other Mr. Hallstatt seconded the motion, which was unani- little past two, and mottled at four o'clock. CHARLES common with many of our brethren, have been W. H. Orde, Esq. subscriptions are to be received view it (he says) as a fixed and utialtetable pain- Ptoof need be adduced. Arid is not this precisely mously agreed to. appears to have improved both in health -and spirits since at the following bankers t-Roberts and Co., Lom- • the kind of omen which the fundholders may justly ciple, from which no consideration of temporary ex- his arrival in Edinburgh.-Edinburyh Observer. • for the last week, was yesterday adopted, !urging e Messrs Payne, Smith and Maosion- 1. deem most inauspicious to the security of their no- His late MAJESTY it is rest O. • and promises the most ample success. A meeting, berd-street; . . CO~CO., ,y I _ ) P Y be"erallY This week a man residing in this Dale bout of which the transact are briefly reported else- house-street; Messrs. !hansom and Pal-mall man to deviate, that no existing franchise is to be Petty a Must they not then tremble for their pro- known, was much attached to the elegancies of life and hoodattemptedhad nearly . • suicide, and succeeded, in a where, was yesterday held at the Crown and East; Messrs. Booverie and Co. Haymarket ; Messrs. forfeited-or even in any manner invaded or Petty when they combine with this omen the fact manners, and hart, ou the other hand, an insuperable Threadneedle-street • that the author,: of the Bill have just been defeated to anything approaching to vulgarity • as a aversion . . said. , very novel manner-that of hanging, or rather strangAnchor, for the " purpose of appointing a Corn- Prescott, Grote, and Co., , neutralised by sharing it among individuals, who at, proof ling h imself while lying in lied. There being nothing in m in Call and Martin I.,:ondestreet ; : ex- in ati attempt to violate, in a most essential parti- of which it is that he never forgave one of his confiinittee, and of taking other measures to promote Messrs. -art , , _ e _. u_. present have no pretence to such participation, ..the apartment from which he could suspend himself, he deritial servants, who, on the occasion of a set di subscriptions for defraying the expenses attendant and Messrs. Snow and Paul, Strand S 4 cppt for some proved delinquency-or, at least, at l h which iis founded? ou ar, the national contract upon t Windsor, was observed, by the critical eye of the dinner at fixed a cord round his neck, drew up his leg, and, fastens(•riptione were not long in pooling in oritlieCom- the express prayer of the present possessors." Such l' .I.u_st they not tremble still more. when they combine Sovx- ins the other end to his heel, pulled the noose tight by on the return of candidates at the ensuing election,REIGN, to eat pease with a knife ! 1 dged to support in Parliament the cause of Re- nsittee. One gentleman,. who. did.dnot avowisht himself, are the Jesuitical principles of the boroughmongers. ,%:.etlveitathde faht equally und ofabtliet,-setimhaitoitshee sinsonsdt