...female, is, in the extreme, mean, cowardly, and ungenerous. Mr. GRIFFIN then leaving the chair, it was RESOLVED, That the thanks of this meeting be given to ' the Chairman, for his adive, candid, and impartial conduct. Mr. Mr. GRIFFIN then refumed the Chair, and it was i RESOLVED,...

...female, is, in the extreme, mean, cowardly, and ungenerous. Mr. GRIFFIN then leaving the chair, it was RESOLVED, That the thanks of this meeting be given to the Chairman, for his active, candid, and impartial conduct, Mr, GRIFF IN then refumed the Chair, and i: was RESOLVED, I....

...Shakfpeare, St. Alban's, and King's Arms Taverns, and fuch other places as the committee may appoint. RESOLVED, That the thanks of this meeting be given to the chairman, for his able and independent conduct this day. HARRY HOUSE, Cboirma*. AT the above meeting Mr. Francis, member*...

...female, is, in the extreme, mean, cowardly, and ungenerous. Mr. GRIFFIN then leaving the chair, it was RESOLVED, That the thanks of this meeting be given to the Chairman, for his active, candid, and Impartial condudt. Mr. l8a- THE MICROCOSM. No. 14Mr GRIFFIN then refumed the Chair,...

...sion, and of whom three should be the •*' Treasurers. "JOHN CARTWRIGHT."; " It was also unanimously resolved, That ". the. thanks of this Meeting be given to ". the Chairman, for his upright and imV partial conduct in the Chair." PARLIAMENTARY DECATES. The Seventh. Volume' of tlie...

...Newspapers, and transmitted to the ship-owners at the out-ports. Resolved unanimously, That the thanks of this meeting be given to the chairman, for his attention to the general interest of British ship-owners ; and, in particular, for his conduct pn this occasion. (Signed)...

...to this Charity, in the situation of Secretary, during a period of Thirteen Years. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his attention to the business of the day. * See page 4. ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE. THIRTEEN years have elapsed, since this Infirmary was...

...female, is, in the extreme, mean, coward. 1j*, and ungenerous. Mr. GRIFFIX then having the Chair, IT WAS RESOLVED, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for Ui active, candid, and impartial conduct. Mr. GsiFfur then retumed the Chair, A.TTO IT WAS RESOLVED,...

...communicate the Resolution passed at this Meeting to the General Committee of the National Society. 13th— Resolved, that the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his assistance in the business of this day. TT WALMSLEY, Chairm*. FORM for Itamng a LEGACY to the SOCIETY....

...sort of penalty or disability, civil or political, for conscience lake.. (Signed) WM. SMITH, Chairman. Resolved, — That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for Jiis able conduct in the chair this day. FOREIGN. PARIS. PUBLIC MEETINGS. April 16, 1825. THE Anniversaries...