... the question of tithe, complicated and difficult as I acknowledge it to be, should, if possible, be satisfaclorily settled, by the means of a commutation founded upon just ptinciples.and proposed after maturejeonsideration. With regard to alterations in the laws which govern our ecclesiastical establishment, I have had no recent opportunity of giving that grave consideration to a sub- ject of ...

... most r a fl J att ®^ i^, , Rea . ?? «»ori from a large body of Independent Electors of this town, and feeling as »c do the importance of the p.esent moment in deciding od the very existence of our national Church, and the integrity ofthe Constitution ; we at once accept so distinguished an invitation to become Candidates for representing you in Parliament, in the event of a Dissolution. from ...

... Division of lhe County of Hants, hidden at ths A rchery Rooms, Southampton, on Satiruay ahe 29th day of NovEMßea, 1834 : — WM. SLOANE STANLEY, Esq., in the Chair. // was Unanimously Resolved : — That in the present Stale of Affaiis, it is necessary to express our firmest determination to suppoit His Majesty and his Ministers, in every Measure winch may be conducive to the Security and ...

... the Southern Division of the County of Hants, holden at tire Archery Rooms. Southampton, on Saturday the 29ih davof November, 1834: — WM. SbOANE STANLEY, Esq., in the Chair. // teas Unanimously Resolved .-—That in the present state of Affaiis, it is necessary to express our firmest determination to suppoit His Majesty and bis Ministers, in every Measure which may be conducive to the Security ...