ONE, TO THE GENTLEMEN OF WHITBY, WHO SIGNED THE REQUISITION, CALLING A MEETING TO ADDRESS THE QUEEN, ON THE LATE (SO CALLED) AGGRESSION OF THE POPE: AND THE OTHER, TO THE PROTESTANT CLERGY. BY The Catholic Priest of Ugthorp. WHITBY: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY HORNE AND RICHARDSON: SOLD BY RICHARDSON & SONS, LONDON AND DERBY. ONE SHILLING. 1851.   The following pages are humbly, and gratefully Dedicated, to the Catholic Noblemen and Gentlemen of Yorkshire, by the Catholic Priest at Ugthorp.

Reader, that you may the better understand the two following addresses, you ought first , to read the copy of the requisition for the meeting, &c., which is placed before these two addresses, and you ought also, to read the little address which here follows, and which I published to announce, that the following pages would shortly appear in print. In the notice of the requisition for the public meeting, &c., you will find these words, "extraordinary and presumptuous movement on t

To the Worshipful the Magistrates for the Division of Whitby, in the North Riding of the County of York. We, the undersigned Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Whitby, feeling deeply the propriety of presenting an address to Her Majesty, on the late extraordinary and presumptuous movement on the part of the Bishop of Rome, and expressive of our loyalty and attachment to Her Majesty's person, authority, and government, do request that you will be pleased to convene a Meeting for these p