...endeavoured to sow dissension amongst the people. (Cheers.) Sir WB FOLKKS also returned thanks, and moved a vote of thanks to the Chairman, which was seconded by Mr. NR Colborne, and agreed to. A gentleman proposed a vote of censurt on Sir T. Beevor, for his conduct...

...endeavoured to sow dissension amongst the people. (Cheers.) Sir WB FOLKES also returned thanks, and moved a vote of thanks to the Chairman, which was seconded by Mr. NR Colborne, and agreed to. A gentleman proposed a vote of censure on Sir T. Beevor, for his conduct...

...the Revs. T. Simon, of Leicester, JG Pike; and W. Evans. In appropriate terms Mr. Alderman Stevenson proposed a vote of thanks to the Chairman, which was seconded by the Secretary. Besides the above, the Revs. JC Forth, and J. Salisbury, MA, took part in the services,...

...little warmth, before the meeting separated. Mr. BOWES, to bring the proceedings to a conclusion, moved a vote of thanks to the Chairman; which was seconded by Mr. KELL, and passed. The ratepayers then dispersed. BOROUGH OF*GATESHEAD. A LIST of the NAMES of the PERSONS...

...by a powerful appeal to the churches on behalf of the objects of the Union; The Her. JE ASHBY moved a vote of thanks to the chairman, which was seconded by Mr. LATTER, and the proceedings terminated with the doxology. EAST LONDON AUXILIARY. A numerously attended...

...J. Ogden aud seconded by Mr. Ezra Heed, and carried. The Rev. A. M'Curdy, after briefly responding, proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, which was seconded by the Rov. E. Gratton, and carried; after which the meeting closed. Thus ended one of the happiest meetings...

...meeting ; and the Rev. Mr. Anderson, the minister of the congregation, having in appropriate terms moved nd, I attended morning service at the Wesleyan Chapel. At t Tait, and warmly responded to by the audience, the meeting broke up, highly delighted with the whole...

...Jerusalem. Mr. E. Plant delivered a short address, after which Mr. Blakeney briefly yet eulogistically proposed a vote of thanks to the Chairman, which was seconded by Mr. Clementson, and was enthusiastically carried by the meeting. The Doxology was then sung in admirable...

...vote of thanks was passed to the ladies for their kindness in getting up the tea. Mr. Shelton also proposed a vote of thanks to the Chairman, which was seconded by Mr. Aston, jun., who said he felt a deep interest in the cause, and though a stranger to most CONNEXION...

...motion, which was carried with loud and continued cheering. Lord BROUGHAM acknowledged the compliment, and proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, which was seconded by Lord J. KUSSELL, and carried unanimously. This terminated the proceedings. There was also a soiree...