The Economist
The Economist
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Mr Cobden and Mr Bright, who had been dining at the farmers' ordinary, held at the Roebuck hotel, arrived shortly after two, and wereaccompanied to the place of meeting by a large number of influentialfarmers and leading agriculturists, who had met the honourable membersat the market table. They at once proceeded to the gallery, where, amongothers at this time, were Lord Camoys, of Stonor hall, Oxon; the threemembers for the county, Lord Norreys, Mr Harcourt, and Mr Henley; MrLangston, M. P. Fo...r the city of Oxford; Mr Thomas Robinson, banker; MrCharles Cottrell Dormer, Mr J. S. Browning, Mr W. Dry, Mr W. Parker, Captain Matcham, Rev. Dr Godwin, Rev. W. Slatter, Mr Richard Goddard, MrH. Venables, Messrs Grubb, Sadler, Towle, Weaving, Harvey, &c.
On the motion of Lord Cambys, seconded by Mr Langston, M. P. , Mr SamuelCooper, of Henley-on-Thames, under-sheriff for the county, was, in theabsence of the high sheriff, called to the chair.
The Chairman said he regretted very much that the high sheriff wasprevented from attending the meeting, which had been convened inconsequence of a requisition presented to the sheriff by severalfreeholders of the county.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr Cobden and Mr Bright, who had been dining at the farmers' ordinary, held at the Roebuck hotel, arrived shortly after two, and wereaccompanied to the place of meeting by a large number of influentialfarmers and leading agriculturists, who had met the honourable membersat the market table. They at once proceeded to the gallery, where, amongothers at this time, were Lord Camoys, of Stonor hall, Oxon; the threemembers for the county, Lord Norreys, Mr Harcourt, and Mr Henley; MrLangston, M. P. Fo...r the city of Oxford; Mr Thomas Robinson, banker; MrCharles Cottrell Dormer, Mr J. S. Browning, Mr W. Dry, Mr W. Parker, Captain Matcham, Rev. Dr Godwin, Rev. W. Slatter, Mr Richard Goddard, MrH. Venables, Messrs Grubb, Sadler, Towle, Weaving, Harvey, &c.
On the motion of Lord Cambys, seconded by Mr Langston, M. P. , Mr SamuelCooper, of Henley-on-Thames, under-sheriff for the county, was, in theabsence of the high sheriff, called to the chair.
The Chairman said he regretted very much that the high sheriff wasprevented from attending the meeting, which had been convened inconsequence of a requisition presented to the sheriff by severalfreeholders of the county.
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