THE XEW EEFOR&I BILL .: WINDING Tjp Editok ,—I ain stron gly of opinion , ;- - ¦«; "' \fjjt - 'A -£..- ,-i ic i:i "--iijSM •:., .,« it" the }>C°P]e do not > previous to the close that" the-• 'mmmss^MiNB- Qomf kKt out some unmist akeable in- .. ; ¦*- T ' • • ¦¦ ¦ •; 0f the year , giv? - .Wis -* ii. LJ;- • - . *.;' ».' kind of measure they stand • OP dicati ons of the APP OIKT M^f OFFICIAL ^alfAGER. better representa- jo need of, as resp ects their of Commons iixed fo tion in the Hous e , the amended j ^ ^ ^ ^j ^ ^ - tJie 0Fr to be introduced b the first Lor d ^ ^ ^ jlef brm BUI y ' N f ' the Treas ur y in 1852, will be but of little FICI ^ ivf lSS^Uli " to whomb " will be con- of m *a i *i x£>\. °P ' of ^ service towards the enfranchisement of the th5s much calum- nutedS ^at tempt * "When I say, I believe thatit will be "' io lmpr 0Te the condition 0( masses. AND tne -Liabou niig NATIONAL TRADES' JOTIfflflf! Classes . a trul y Whig proposal, if allowed to mature Wo h&ve made , a itself, it is equivalent to proclaiming it as one vv — rran gements to she, lease everybod *' in next week's ' Nor ther Star ' calc ulated to disp y (the Mini str y VOL. HV. P. 724. L0HD0K, SATHBDAY*, SEPTEMBER 20 „Ftve ghiUih ,d , a vtrbatim = —_^1851. J ^s, a^***»™SixpeMce per°< Quarte Report vf the proceed ings? an d its supp orter s excepted) , and to be useless befor e th e Maate if a subsequent letter ; but simply content myself by on this important occasion.- , for the accomplishment of the great end in statin g, that whilst I would not advise tbe working CfjavtiBt SnteiUttttttt Nation al Hfliro ' Tho people, therefo re arom pami Cft $taqMttt view. , must make the classes to oppose this modification of the Suffrag- *ntt« if NATIONAL CHAR TER ON; C tetm Bill, and they only, they are reall y sincere law , vet I would earnes tly entreat them to receif ASSOCIATI (.for I opine nateedc9tablishmen fcs«>i» of the remov- write to the absent members to attend a special , Lawre nce, Stubbs , and others took part , it him. , a process resu lting from of ' ' pr ospective happi ness people, by gatherer , that will be to him insurmou ntable. The to be the .mou thpiece of the whole- fraterni ty ) - tce^aotiwri the yoltJae meetin g on Wedne sday was »Hggested that on the ensuin g Sunday evening, T current ;, where by a' ing from them one just cause of complaint , "Na tional Reformers " may doubt this—perh aps evening, September the tenor of which place* the fac t metal iffluf 1** deposited oa at Golden -lane, a committee of tffei»ty-OBe persons, that Jfo Ainger , any flrm sronductirr g surfa ce^ wfea ' viz. :—their present Political TJnenfranchise- deny that any such impediments would pres ent 24th , the Commi ttee adjourned . J»ndidai e8 |br ; a Tolta ic cm> chosen fr om tbe different districts < the .office, of. Official rent is transmi tted throu gh a metallic caent. Short of th is, all proposals are ahams themselves ; but I say, that if they were acquaint ed Signed on behalf of the Committee , of the metropolis , M»iSL ^5 solution. in an offi- should be elected *e Lan£ PeP>any. has beev,pnt!for. iSince the" commencemen t cf^' coutwe many with the workings of the present system, .John Abnott Gen. jSec. to wa tch over the artereata of tbe if £ in> —mere thin gs for the day, that as the morrow that whilst , ward by th«u beyond tot, and that provemen ta1 have .been made , w4iiefcf\Jk» brought it cial way, they would be obliged to admit , BBPORT OF BRNEST JOKEs' iharehold ers. Mr. Stratton pointe d out the tdvan- A show* no they dawnsu pon society, so theirinefficiences become s TOUR. have been in bis' fa^ to its- preseo t beautiful and pwfecfcstste , and has* the system of rating is in vogue, as the test for On Tuesday , September 9t h I lectured t» a large ttgea the shar eholders would derive from joinin g mm&m0Oi& \m " laced on the list 'the , jfcfeiB S ahwbeen cawied out in varj mjia forte *,, ia fact into- app arent to all men. proving a man's rig ht to be p , audience at the Hall of Science Tho the National Loan Society, and explained its several »ff; b«in* been , , Sheffield. MiliJW i^'^. alF 9bBstaii oe»«*ich, requ ^-'«l)rerin *,1ie)j a»r *foif To publ ish to the middle , and upper classes enfranchisement of the people will be practically Cha rtist movement is taking firm root here provisions. Jfe also ' strongl y ^ ^ % ^ ^ ^ #«« »f=J n : ^ b or , and urged up *a hta andli affixing signature s to his ornamen t or u*. Tbe professor ooflcthded Ins very determination of the workers to accept defeated . the flourishing locality of real Democrats ence the proposal. the Stanhope ' s ideas ©rep resentation , that general advantages of co-opera tion. Mr. I, for one entertaini ng and instructive discourse &y giving a My Lord meets in Steelhouse .lane, n , am obliged to BJr. M'Grath Jar his - of Ivo-co mpromhse in this ^reap *!*, is a saored will be found in anothe r part of is dail y extendi g ita in- Pickers gill, while agreeing in the general views of minute nnd Iticsd explanation of ttie differen t pro * (whose propo sals fluence. I enrolled thirty members defensive epistle, because , takes in connexion with obligation ; and it must be done with an ' I cannot believe will ever , and the above- the Society, objec ted to some of tbe ar guments iCQseesof electroi yping in copper , in ailfer andin gold , this week s impression), nam ed locality disposed of twent y cards besides. the prece ding acts of tbe mana gers of this and a vigour worth y of so great a be received with a view to their adoption. They esed by M r. Stratt on. Mr. Wheeler Company , illustratin g his- subject throug houfrwitn numerou s) energy On Thursda y 1 was at the little agricultural town gave further it will, I hope , pr oduce 1 wort hy of th eir ori ginator , bu t they cer- a feeling of caution in my beautiM and appropriate experiments; .which were declarati on, may be of Newpor t Pagnell , Bucks. Tbe amount elucidation of the views of the Loan Society. bro ther-shar eholders that of the nation. The very men- of , and teach tn«m to be on their mani pula ted wi ft& grea t precision and effect. We There are ways of doing this effectively, tainly are not ignoranc e, prejudice , and Messrs. French , Darliston , Sturgeon , and others were distinct classes of represent atives , is petty hostility entertained guard agains t the machinations of those to whom happy to see so lar ge an audien«K30llccted to are open to all ; and, just , in pro- tion of five by the emp loyers and the dissenting body in this gave their opinions in favour of the benefit s to be hear this and they weakness of the prop osal , as they owe so much misfortun e; aad may possibly doctor lecture , All appeared ^ highly to* enoug h to expose the place, is perfe ctly astonishin g, The latter are de« derived from tbe Society. The meeting adjourned ' portion as these ways are truthfull y followed, a plan introduce d for the better government of tbe prevent the appointment of one appreciate the doctor s talen t and labour vto please* eided oppon ents, even of the temperance move- at a late hour until , who, if elected go will be the success attained. Manhoo d The days of Class Distincti on in a Jfa- the following Sunday evening, Official Man ager and 'instruet. country. ment—and used every means to prevent a nu- , mus t necessaril y, ©ut 0f gra t i t ude is to be gained b numerous and well tional House of Commons are gone ; never to re- at 26, Golden-lane ; and it was furth er agreed that , for Suffrag e y merous attendanc e. The hall, however, was services rendered in pr ocuring his election , be, ST. . JAMES 'S turn again without a counter-revol ution. Ind epen- af that bad taken place , a mee t ing should be THEATRE; . att ended meeting s, both in and out of doors ; tolerably well at tended , and the Democratic feeling at least , inclined to glance with too favoura ble an The youthful artistes dent of which , the centesimal distribution of the h''d every Sunda y evening, at the Whittington and , Kate and Ellen •3hieman f the former in preference , vrhsretae authorities of the workin g men was soon made unmistakeable. eye upon tbe past conduct of his supporters and made> their appearance on Monda y night in a new" members , giving 100 members to each of the five Being invited Ct. become feverish ; tho latter in ail places where to deliver a lec'ure on the Charter this , let me add , for men placed as these ex-dire ctors vnndeville, entitled . The Swiss Cottage ; or, Why classes, is a palpable injust ice ; for whilst the at North Crow ley, a little village assembla ge can be made imposing, with- about three and are, is no trif le, but real ly worth a strug gle. Don' t She ilarry ? Kate was the coquettish pea- the " owners and occupiers of land " in tbe United a-half miles fromEewpor t Edinbur gh sant g , 1 remained , on Friday , —A special meetin g of this I t is impossible for any unprejudiced mind to read irl , Lise t ter and little Ellen the bashful lover, out spreadin g undue alarm ; and by petition ing Kingdom do not number half a million ; the persons for that purpo se. I was well rewarded for having Aatz Teik. in agriculture , in branch was held in the Roman Eagle Hall , atten tively the evidence given before the The little trifle is cxtremary well parl iament. "We must always remember , that " employed in daily labour , done so—since, in this little squire-parson-farmer Committ ee ad apted for " certainl y cannot be pro- , Land Market , on Tuesda y evening—Mr. A. Of the House of Commons display ing to the best advantage the are the ackno wledged channels throu gh manufa ctures , or in trade, and lawyer-ridden village a locality was formed without feeling a strong great versatility and these millions being six , Walker in the chair. The following conviction extra ordinary comic powers of nounced to be less than three , which promises to be a nucleus for all the surroun- resolutions that O'Connor ' s main fault was intrusti ng these clever children. The which good may ultimatel y flow. Let us not the niisundertakings of the times the forme r numbers ; and yet both classes, ding district. I enrolle d twenty-three members , a were adopted. Moved by Mr. Berk et, and carryin g out of a most magnificent design , and lovers ar e finall y ad lain against them , because they have so mentioned , are to ju sted by the interposition of comp notwi thstanding the disparity Council was formed , Mr. Geor ge Line was seconded by Walter Pringle « That this one which ought to have created an eiysium for the Lisette' s brother p a and with such little ben efit j have each 100 representat ives ! Again the part :— , Cor oral M x, repr esented by long been tried , , chosen Secretar y, Mr. James Reed , Treasurer ; a poor man , (as compared with his presen t Mr. JBaleman , pert who made system for recording the votes meeting has every confidence in the honesty wretched , his bow to- . the or that they are not of the required power , ballot and part open weekly night of meeting was appointed , and the stit",) to men of the audience , and received very modestly the plaudits tbe working men ; and ability of Thomas Price, Esq., and pledges stamp and chara cter , and so whence the desired end can be made to would act most injurious ly upon Council disposed of 20 addition al cards . This totall y unfit which were awarded to him, -virtue from grinding masters itself to support that gentleman. Moved by , as our Directors have proved them- evidently in of for the ballot voters , by some , makes an incre ase to the ranks of the Asso- his paternit y. The performance was a issue. The trutbis , they are all-sufficient , as Chartists and of course , selves. To what is the fail ure of this great under- repetition would be regarded as , ciation of 1,181 members ; and, I am happy to say, Walter Pringle, seconded by Mr. Chernie j— of their pr evious triumphs means, if honestl y used. I believe that it is takin g to be at tributed , if not to the , a crowded audttory Revolu tionist s; tbe publication of the list of persons tha t I have received letters from several localities 'That no names be inserted in the petition mode in which greeting with roars of laug declare In , it was mana ged hter , shouts of app lause , only for the millions of workmen to who voted upon the pres ent plan always being tbe informin g me that the enr olment is progressing except those signed by the shareholders them- . ? Look at the inextricable confu- and a shower of boquets enough to bury the clever ' s test of the political tenets of his em- sion in which the accounts were involved favour of the Suffra ge, by peaceable demon - employer rapidly . selves, and that the signature s be attested by , and the lit tle mites beneath them , tho comic drolleries and ployed. No ' The ballot must be the only system The experience gleaned from this tour is of a unb nsiness-like manner with which the whole affairs the strations , and by exerc ising their privile ges of the chairm an.' Moved by David Chernie , quaintnesses of Ellen , and the precocious pru- of voting, not an option al regulation. As for allow- most encouraging character . Notwithstandin g were conduc ted and then derie s petiti oning, as Eng lishmen , in order to secure the seconded b J ohn Gowan :— ; , let me ask , whe ther suc- and coquetries of the elder sister. ing men to vote by proxy , that is too absurd to be apparent inactivity, y 'That this meet- cess was ways m the neglect in subscribin g f unds within t he boun ds of possibility ? I assert , their political freedom. Othe r ay be noticed. The remainder of the Nine Resolutions I and organisin g, ing stand adjourned till Tuesda y, the 30th , QUEEN 'S it is evident that a democrat ic under- " and I fear not contrad iction , that no scheme, how- THEATRE. devised , the goal being the same ; but I would pass over ; merel y observing, that they are entitled current is at work beneath the surf ace, a t at Mr. Buchanan 's Coffee-hou se, High-street , The Kajftt War continues to attract ' w i ing ever pure the intenti ons of i ts founder , and however good houaes . earnestl impress upon every man the abso- to be read , as showing my Lord Stanhope s ideas but for the coming commercia l crisis, to roll for the purpose of wat ching This piece is f ollowed by the amu sing farce of / y its the interests of easy of application it might be, could thrive an right demea- upon the gener al princip les of representat ion. wares in the broad agitation of a Chartis t move- ' , or be beg You won' t Mention It. The entertainments con- lute necessit y of preservin g up the Edinburgh branch. It is hoped that all any thing like fairl tested Look where we may, we can find no propos al like ment. Now, ind eed, there is little actios—but y , whilst subject to such clude with the domestic drama of Susan Hopley, or nour , by respe cting the conscientious objec- members will attend , and look after their superintende nce. our own for its justice and practic ability. Every there is all the more thou ght. the Trials of a Servant Maid. The plot of ' fchi'9 of his nei hbour , and mental ly resolvin g interests. tions g well-meaning man ackno wledges that to Manhood The theories are consolidating now, which the Wi th the question whether the signatures to Mr. drama is well known , and abounds in democratic to act faithfull y by the cause put forth—viz. , Suffrage th e nation must eventually come. And nezt fall in work and wages will reduce into action. Nottin gham, —On Triday last , the 12th inst., Ainger s proposal are genuine or not , I have nothing sentiments. Mr. E. Green (the ac tive stage This is the to win why not now ? Those who say that the people are a public meetin g Manhood Suffrage. way It is absolut ely necessarjjthat this feeling should be of members was held in the large to do; I care not which way the fact may turn out ; man ager), imper sonated Remorden , a dissi pated not sufficiently educated , should tell us when they the battle, by proving oursel ves to be good cultivated—it can be done only by lectures and room at the Seven Stars. Mr. James Sweet havin g I am quite content to leave the investi gation of that character while rich , and a villain when redu ced to will be ? And add to their information , by saying tracts poverty with his usual ability soldiers , knowin g onl y one thing, and that is, . Both are important—but tbe lectur e is by been called upon to preside , opened the business by matter to the master , with the most perfect con- and sangfroid. Mrs. what they mean by the words " sufficiently edu- J. Paw y, as Mable Walters far the more important of the two for the agricul- observin g that they were met for the purpose of fidence that he will admini ster 'j us tice' to all , the Gipsy, sustained- our duty as Citizens , for it is our Country that cated. " Give us some idea of the standard whereby tural ; nor the character she has maintain ed districts ) at least. It needs an impetus in discussing the merits of the various candidates put will I troubl e myself about the since her recent we serve. we can measure a man' s capacity of mind 1 If a the latt er for the formation of localities. Such the merits of John accession to the company. Miss C. Gibson made in nomina tion for the office of Windin g-up Mana ger Shaw ' The political wheel, it would seem, makes knowledge of reading , such, for example, as to be per sonal presence of the missionary can alone be- s adver tisement , althoug h I thank him for the an excellent Sally Gimp, a servant attracted by the ibly to others a chapt er in the of this unfortuna te Company. Mr. Shaw , of service it has rend ered us in producing Mr. but one evolution in twent y years. Three ap- able to read intelli g sto w. He is necessar y, as a pioneer , to prepare the alternate powers of love and mischief ; and Mias Bible or such a profic iency in writin g as to be com- London , then addressed the meetin g at considerable M'Gratb' s let ter, My business , at present , is with Roger s, as Susan Hopley, con tributed prenticeshi ps is a long while to wait to remed y ; machinery by which the reception of tracts and greatl y to- petent to write one' s autograph ; or such a compre- their distribu tion ore rendered possible. Now, it length , explaining the position in which the mem- our ex-directors alone, and to them 1 say— 'Upri ght wards the deserved success of the p iece , Tho other a defect, which a want of unanimity amongst as to be able to hension of the use of integers , is impossible. It is no use writing in papers that bers were placed, and urg ing upon them the neces- and honest men , placed in your position , having done char acters were well susta ined . This piece is well pr operl said to hare occa- Addition and Subtraction ; I ourselves may be y master the rules of are not read , or discussing in tracts that are sity of shakin g off their apath y, and doing their own their duty to their fellow-beings , would have re- put upon the stage, and the scene representing come—the and amount of knowledge is to sioned. The time for action ha s say if this kind never seen. And our tra cts and papers alike will work. At the close of his address , which was lis- frained from supporting any one of the present can- Waterloo Bridge by night , received the marked be considered as the meaning of the amb iguous find no way to t o a t approbation of the audience. work to be done is before us ; it is our own in h rur l dis ricts, unless lecturer s tened to most attentively, the following resolution dida t es, (except , per haps , with their own votes,) or words mentioned , then I say that the majo rity of have been there to ' prepare the mind for their re- work to benefit our class and countr y ; we was moved by Mr. Saunders , of the New Radford they would have placed the names of all such can- persons, (males, of course ,) commencing from the ception, and by the formation of localities to orga- STANDARD THEATRE . oursel ves or it will certai nl not be Branch , and seconded by Mr. Liggett of Not- didates before their must do it , y age of eighteen upwa rds , alre ady are in possession nise a means by which tracts can be t share holders , without comment , The perform ances this weeK commenced with a got into he tingham :¦— leaving done. of the required informa tion. Parliamentary , and rural villages, and , when there, distribut ed among every one free to support whichever he new pantomimic and dram atic spectacle , called the Before the year 1872 is numbered on School stati stics place this beyond equivocation ; their inhabitants. That we, the members of .the National Land Company thoug ht fit. You hats adopted a different poHcy, Brigand s of Barcelona. It abounds in scenic illu- away, so the fact I have resident in Nottingham and its vicinity , are determined to the Ca lendar ,—the hand that writes, the and as every year passes Experien ce convinces me that there is scarcely a and your motives must be tested by your acts.' sions , and from the manner in which it was received increasing ly apparent. If , then, use our best exertions to secure the return ef Mr. Price as bids fai r to have the mind that receives stated becomes rur al town or village in England and Wales, in the official manager fur the Winding -up l have no connexion wi th Mr. O'Connor , or any a long run. The second piece is tongue that read s, and millions of men are alrea dy quali- of this Company , the Hungarian drama of Taromeer tne Yager ; or the four out of seven which if a Char tist missionary were sen t down a having no confidence in the person nominated by the other ' part y' whatever. I became , a shareholder , this well-intentioned appeal may be pulseless, f i kind of justice is that which says, that Hungarian William Tell. Many of the incidents ap- ed , what Chartist locality, and a flourishing one too, might Board of Directors—or even in the Directors themselve s ; and paid my money, because I believed (as I do earthl y silent, passed away ; but , in the mean - until you can show the whole of the seven to be we, therefore, call upon our brother members throughout plying to the present posture of affairs in that coun- not be formed. In the agricultural districts the now) the project not only capable of being carried while, the wrongs and the degra dations which as well informed as the four millions are , six out movement would spread with the r apidity of fire. the country to forward their votes immediately, addressed try, were greeted with marked applause. Mr. Gastoa must be kept without a vote in the to Thomas Price , Esq., 5, Lincolns Inn-fields , London , as out, but , I felrconvinced , that, if worked with as Count Hartesmen the Eng lish labourer is now subj ected to, will of the seven The agricultural classes have hitherto had no voice the question will speedily be decided. , the Viceroy of Hun gar y ; Mr. good government of their country ? Really, such for their grievances , no union in whi ch to embod y ordinary business-like regular i ty and integrity, it FT . Howard as Yaro meer ; and .Master Brock as O tto, remain as before. And, wherefo re, by our talk seems to be so childish that those who would their discontent. They would seize on Char tist The resolution on bein g put was carried unani- would become the means of removin g gradu ally our Ynromcer 's son, played with a true con ception of the present apath y, should we bequeat h this duty say so, must be either insane or in their second organisation with avidity. Let us for one moment mously. Thanks wer e then given to Mr. Shaw for working popula tion from its present degraded stat e spiri t of the piece. Mr. Dolphin as S pat z, th e Court of enfranchising the people to our childre n, dotage ! reflect how import ant would be the results. How his address , and to the Chairman for his services , to one of health , comfor t, and happ iness. My an- Jester , but secretly the friend of the patrio ts, and worth y of a JSew Reform Bill ", Mr. II. Le wis \fhen we are are all sensible of our power , and The people are parson , lawyer , and landlord would be paral ysed. when th e meeting dispersed , evidently pleased wi th ticipations have not, unfor tunately, been realised , , as Nibble, an Englishman , but a cor- would act a wise part , in the coming p oral in the Hungarian Body Guard , who is longing hence ought to be prep ared to work out the and if they Democracy, which now centres wholly in a few ma- the proceedings. for the reasons before ad verted to, and I have long they would declare , in as forcible a manner for the Beef of old England , by their jests and hu- as well as for our suc- cri sis, nufacturing towns , would be a vast motive power , Roch pale.—The Rochdale Branch held a ge- been waiting an opportunity of making known , obligation for ourselve s express their meaning, that the only hearing, heard felt, from one end of the countr y to mour kept the audience in a roar of laughter. The or as words can , neral meeting on Sunday last , for tbe purpose of throug h your columns , my sen timents regarding the cessors ? I say, sensible of our power—f proposal which they will accept is that which has , tbe other . It would be irresistible. Will the ma- Trials and Triumphs of Temperance is the concluding nominating an Official Manager to Wind-up tbe causes which have produced so lamentabl e what force known to Englishmen is that *hich for its foundation , the ri ght of every male adult to nufac turing districts help to achieve this victory ? a result ; piece, and still at tracts a crowded house. Land Company. Mr. It. Gill , the Secretary for tbe and , thanks to Mr. M'Gra th be has opened the could with stand the call of tbe British ar - a voice in the governm ent ot his country ; in For they must not lose sight of this fact in con- , word s—Manhoo d Suffra ge. Branch , opened the busin ess by reading from the way for me. I shall therefor e certainl y esteem it a tisans , when expressed in unity with the re- other nexion with tho rural districts—Democracy must Robbkrt or Valuable Pro pert y. — On Thurs- Censob. be taken to them if Democracy is to expect succour ' Star ' the proceedings of the Chancery Court rela- favour if you will insert this in your next issue. cognised laws of huma nity ? It is because we day inform ation was received at the different polica from tbem. Th e material is this ; oppression , po- tive to the appointment of the Official Manager , I am , Sir , your obedient servan t, ba re hitherto spoken in nooks and cran nies, stations of the following robberies : Earl y on the verty, and discontent ; but it is grop ing among the and also correspondence which he had received on A Shareholoeb in the Nati onal morning of the 15th instant the premises of So. 1, in localit ies, and sympa- NATIONAL LOAN SOCIET Y. raised our voices d arkness of ignor ance , prejudice , and super stition . the subject. Af ter the discussion , rela tive to the Land Company. Cha pel-street West , May -fair were entered , and a us that we have We must let in the light upon them . Chartist s ! thised onl y with those about , the Secretary signatures for Mr. Ainger , tbe shareholders pre- Worthing, Sep., 15tb. set of diamond studs—a largo one in the centre and At the usual meeting of this body, will you do so? If you mean it, you must enable spent our breat h in vain. This, too, as re- sent unanimously stated that thev had not au tho- P. S. I have jus t heard a rumour that it is the four small ones in blue enamel ; a gold pencil-case , read an immense amount of correspo ndence from the Execu tive to send lecturers forth , and to shower spects those only who have alread y moved. in- rised any person to give their signatures in favour intention of each of our late Directors to claim a large a silver snuff-box , aud a quantity of silk handker- the count ry, containing scrip, and in several tr acts upon their course. chiefs of various patterns. About the S'ime time But their name is legion who have, np to this of any one. It was agreed tha t we recommend amount for salary. I trust there is no truth in stances paid-up £1 sh ares. Mr. Wheeler stated Ernest Jokes. another robbery was committed at No. 35 Gurzon- cul pable silence ; and it Mr. Price as a fit person to be appointed to the this '. at all events , I war n tbem to desist from such , moment , preserved a that severa l scrip belonging to the bonus, redemp - street , May-fair , and a qu antity of pinto , consisting band—mi hty in point of num - office of Manager to wind up the Land Company, a proceeding, and urge them to act in future with is this mighty g tion, and othe r funds , had been sent to him , and Poli tical victims' Associat ion.—T is of tablespoons , f orks, descrtsp oons, teaspoons , fish- we have yet to enlist in our corps, and that tbe Secretar y proce ed to take the signa- prudence and hones ty towards those who have so bers—that the Manag ers decided that it would be adva nta- met on iSunda y evening at Mr. D d- slice , a soupladle , and gravys poons. They all bore deser vedl appre- body tures of those desirous of signing to tha t effect , and much to complain of in the past ; otherwise , I pro- the crest of a lion ram pant. On in order to mak e our wishes y geous both to the Society and the sharehol ders to ' the previous day dridge s—Mr. Gurne y in the chair. Mr. likewise that he be requested to wait on the share- mise tbem no res t , and that they shall most as- the house, o Mo ntpetier-s quare ciat ed. receive such scri p. The Secretary stated he had N . 1, , Brompton , Martin 's motion relatin g to honora ry members presen t to get their decision . I t was suredly find me an Operative Junius. was entered , and a large quantit y of property Tho duty before us all is, th en, to be intent been compelled to break the rule authorising him holder s not who are to be allowed in futur e to vote and then agreed that all communications for the Roch- stolen. npon rea lizing, within tbe next twelve months , to deposit scrip when it mounted to £100 with the Thk Alleged Hobbehi - on Board the Earl op speak upon all questions , but not to preside dale Branc h should be addressed to the Secretar y, The Gazette des Tribunaux has the following : , the enfran chisemen t of Trustees , as during the past week he had received dea Ca«dioan ' s Yach t. —The robbery reported a given object— viz. nor sit in committee , was carried. It was Robert Gilt, 24, Henry-street , Rochdale. —" A tradesman of the ^uswtier Lombards to have adu lt in the United Kingdom ; to scrip to the value of upwards of £300. An ar having cause to suspect th e fidelity of his wife, re- taken p lace on board the Earl of Card igan ' s yacht , every male also agreed that persons desirous of becoming Harves t Hom e at 0'Connorvii ,le.—On Mon- h the agency of tracts , ran gement was made for its immediate deposit . solved to put it to the proof. He pretended that he at Southampton , has been satisfactorily cleared up. demonstrate , thro ug member s, be proposed and seconded 15th inst., the occupan ts of the above the Owing to the absence of some of the managers , bu- honorary day, the had occasion to go to London with respect to some The property was onl y mislaid. b meetin gs, and public manifes tations , letion of their four th by y siness of an important nature was adjourned until by the committe e. A deputation fro m the estate celebrated the comp articles sent by nim to the E xhibi t ion , and having Suicide a Lunatic .—Ou Thursday an inques ju stice of an immediate acquiescence with the social tea par ty , at the school. Mr. G. was held on the body of one of tho t Wednesday evening, at seven o' clock . National Reform League waited upon the As- harvest by a obtained a passport a few days ago , went away. patients of tlu This can be done with he f ollowing A number of social and pri vilege here state d. Several members were enrolled , and the Share- sociation , to exonerate themselves from giving W. Wheele r in the chair. At about one o' clock Tuesday night , ho secretl y let Gloucester County Lunatic Asylum, whose death with effect ; but it will ' had just occurred under melanchol y reason, with truth , and any countenance to Mr. Dick's interrup tions, democratic sen timents were responded to in the himself, into his house, and proceeding to his wife s circumstances. holders of the Land Company are urgently requested The deceased was a clergyman of the Established never be accomp lished by class warfare , by course of tbe evening by several of the allottees , chamber , found her in bed with a man. The woman to attend the general meetin g, at 26, Golden-lane, and also suggested the propriety of our calling and her accomp lice thought C hurch , the Rev. James Thoma s exaggerated state- and , at the close of the proceedings , Mr. Parria that thieves had en- Ilatton , and he meanin gless abuse, or by on Sunday evening tbe 21st. upon the Executive to ascertain the cau se why tered the house , and the former , losing her wits, h ad been an inmate of the asylum for the last ftis.- ; and propo sed ' Health f long life, and prosperity to our ments. First princi ples are immutable they continue to neglect their notices of shouted , * Mur der I thieves V whilst the man rushed teen or seventeen years. He was subject to tits alone champ ion, Feargus O'Connor , and may he speedily these, whenever fair ly appealed to, are TO TUB EDITOR OF TUB NORTDEBN STAR. meeting. The Association agreed to do so, upon tbe husband and attempted to secure him. during which he was uncontrollable , but at other —As chairman of the meeting held at be relieved from all hia difficulties. ' Mr. Parris, in sufficient for the work. Adheri ng to them we Dear Sie, and three members were nominated for that The husband , furious with rage , cried , ' This is times was quito r ation al and quiet , and required no Gale 's-row , Strai ght ' s Mouth, on Monday, Sept. an abl e addre ss, show ed the many advanta ges tha t restraint his chief occupation being reading works we are.longe r disposed to 5, purpose , to meet the Executive on Wednes- your last hour! ' and ho produced a dagger. But , shall ho safe; but if Sth, (not Sunday 7th), when Air. Stratton explained gentleman had conferred on the working classes in when about to strike his resolution failed him. and on theolog ical subj ects, a nd occasion a ll y singing heed them not or to sacrifi ce them in a feeling day next. , the objects, means, Arc, of the National Loan genera l, and on the allot tees in par ticular. Mr. perceiving that his wife's cries had begun to alarm psalms, lie had been dischar ged at one time from others , Wan- of hatred and enmity against Society, I beg you will correct the following mis- Blyth.— The fourth district meeting of Wheel er also supported the same views, showing the neighbourhood , he suddenly changed his inten - confinement , but according to the testimony o?bue of our re- tar of Sunday last :— " A hood Suffra ge will never be the bas is represe ntation in the -S the northern district was held at Blyth on that the difficulties they bad had to contend with tion. • Fear nothing, madame ,' said ho, li ghting a medical superintenden t he had since voluntarily re- took place after- the lecture , in which turned to the asylum. His sleeping-room was. four presentative system. discussion Sunda y last. The following delegates were were either the work of his and their enemies , or candle , ' it is I! You have been very guilty, but I Shaw , Hewitt , Robinson , Fussell , and ' stories in height, and was forty feet from tho- area. It is whispere d, probabl y with some tr uth , Messrs. pre sent :— Mr. A. Gann , Newcastle ; Mr. the r esult of adv erse season , which it was not in still love you enou gh to pardon you. As for you, others took par t ; a feeling was created in favour of he said to the accomplice , whom he recognised as At an early hour on Saturday morning last one of or Amended Keform Bill is to William R obinson South Shields ; Mr. 's power to control that the New society, and members enrolled. " , that gentleman , and instanced a' clerk f ormer ly in his service, ' dress yoursel f the "keepers " of the establishmen t , liamci Mat- ei ht the ht comprise four alteration s, namel y—An g In. the first place, Mr. Fussell was not present ; Thompson , North Shields ; Mr. Joh n Robin- the renewed appear ance of the potato blig , which, quiokl y—be off—and all shall be forgotten. ' The thews , hearin g a. cmb. of g\as», pxoceciieiV to the , pound rate of suffra ge ; a non-pr operty qua - secondlv , with the exception of Mr. Foxwell who son, and James Charlton , Secretar y, Blyth . by its ravages within the last fortni ght , had de- clerk , glad to get away so easily, began to dress deceased 's room , and found it tenan tless, tho un- whole of the lification for members of parlia ment ; the approved and enrolle d himself, the Mr. John Robinson , presided. The following stroyed their reasonabl e hopes of a comfortable and the husband undressed. When the latter had fortunate inma te having wrench ed off a piece of tho g were decidedly opposed to the scheme. winter ' s main tenance and thrown a damp over got all his clothes off , and resembled a man who had cover of a night commode with which he had broken extension of the right of votin g to lease- meetin resolutions were unanimousl y adopted :— , Tru sting tha t you will , in justice to all partie s, their evenin g' s proceed ings. The par ty then se- just quitted hi s bed , ha seized the clerk by the his window , and leaped throu gh it into the area be- holders of £20 and upwards ; and the dis- • That the localities be requested to carr y out insert this in your next Star, parated , al l present expressin g their determi nation throat , arid shouted * Thief ! murder! ' By this low . When picked up he was found to be dread- certa in small boroug hs, for Yours resp ectfully, the system of classes, the said classes to con- ot* f ull franchisement of I am, Dear Sir, te r enew their exertions to make this a successful time the guard and some the neighbours had ar- y injured , and he died in about two hours after- the pur pose of constitutin g new and more JA M.K8 Bligh. sist of five member s each.' ' That Mr. Gan n, rived , and t he husband , giving the clerk into their wards. The jury returned a verdict " Tha t the de- Mr. experiment ,' and pu t up with any priva t ion , rather Supp osing such emendat ions 1, Norris 's Place, Greenwic h, Newcas tle ; Mr. Joh n Robi nson , Blyth ; custod y, said , this is on e of the thieves that has ceased had destroyed himself while in a state of eular ged ones. than see this, the first-born of the Land Plan, aban- insanity. what good, Sept. IS, 1851. William Robinson , South Shields ; and Mr . broken into my house. I could only seize this one " as those mention ed to be propos ed, doned to the tender mercies of those capitalists who ' Ra pid Chap man Sunderland , be appoi nted distric t —the oshers have escaped. Tho poor clerk was _ Brick Machine. —Soma wfcile since pub- may I ask , will they effect for the nation at , would gladly destroy this and every * for- « othe r effort at taken off to the guard-house , and the next day the lic at tention was drawn to a most eJioient bri ck- Obviously but little , if any. And The Hun garian Refugbbs.—Tbe Refugees lecturers. ' That the nex t district meeting large ? ten- social and political emancipa tion ; and they hope husb and declared that he had broken into his house , making machine , the invention of Mr. Hart , of the ¦ ° crying evil than that merly locat ed in Turnmi ll-street , respe ctfully be held at Sunderland, on Sunday, November and had robbed him. But the clerk told the true Atlas Work s Borou gh-road , which is now very Vet can there be a more Nor thern their brother shareholders will assist them to pre- , ar- der their than ks to tbe readers of the 2nd and that a public meeting be held on the story, and the examining mag istrate , havin g ascer- senerall y adop ted , no t onl y thro ughout which shuts out from the representat ive during their , vent such a consummation. Gteat Star for tbe assistance rendered tbem at that , on the same day. ' tained it to be exact , compelled tho husband to Britain and the Colonies, bat in Fran ce of the country, six male adults out h their expulsion from Town Moor, place , Spain , ran gements exile, and regre t, that throug pro- withdraw the charge of housebreakin g, and to G ermany, &c. This machine , which we examined rem ove thi s wrong, the re- claim pub- Resolutions were then drawn up to be of every seven ? To France , they are compelled once more to Extensive Confla gration at the Eastern make one of adul tery . This be did , and included but now, and intended for Calcut ta , is capa ble will be scar cel when they at an open meeting, to be held on the , with ducti on of the £lOrate to £8 y lic sympathy for a few weeks longer , posed Coumibs Railwa y.— On Thursday morning, shortly his wife in the complaint also. The wife and clerk the mere aid of two men and six boys, and with ever- two o' after which tbe tend ing to this end ; will all leave Eng land , carrying with them Bly th Links, at clock , after three o' clock, a f ire, attended with a vast de- are now in custod y awaiting their tri al for violation one-horse power , of turnin g out from 20J1 Q0 wor thy of noti ce, as nobly to not touch the lasting grat itude to those friends who so meetin g- was dissolved. struction of propert y, brok s out in a spacious tim- of Art, 338 of the penal code." 30,000 bricks '-compact , shar p, and perfectly whil st the other changes will misfort une. They regret to ' formed. come forward in their ixsteu. —This locality which some ber yard , situate on either side of the Eastern Pk ivate Bills IN Pamu mbnt. — On Wednesday H ow all this is done we have no space Whene ver such proposals posi- Westm minutel y to complain t at all. sta te that Mr , Brown is in a very precariou s York- Counties R ailway, and extendin g from North-str eet a parliamentar y retnrn was des cribe , but the princi ple is desired , that not time since held its meetings at the printed , from which that of aa endless are made , it is much to be tion , throug h having become responsible for severa into London-street , Bethn al-green held by Mr . it appears that in tho late sessi bills chain , which appears faultless in its results the Assembly Rooms, has continue d to , on 217 private , ai.d by onl will they not be accep ted , bat that debts, under the impression ef money arriving f rom street Robinson , a mahogan y merchant. The arches of were introdu ced ; the number brou ght from the its simplicity affords the assurance y : house of one of its mem- of the impos- indignation t he cont nent , which , throug h the tyranny of their meet weekly at the t he railway, numberi ng respectively TO , T7> 78, 70, Lords was 2S. Of the bills 110 received the Itoyal aihiUw of tb. * machine Hsei f countr y will properl y express its of their satelites has : get ting out of action. enemies and the intrig ues , bers ; and at the last meeting it was resolved were used as storehou ses by the same gentleman , assent. There were 128 treated as opp osed or Bricks b y it are thus redu ced at the qua cker y submi tted for its app roval. most earn estly ap- full one-half in ex- been stopped . We, theref ore , prac tical system of orga nisation and at the time of the outbrea k were full of maho- classified in groups by the committee of selection. pense , while grea ter solidity Charter of the Wa lmealey par ty br ethren and sisters to rally —' That as a and an unerr ing ahaue The Little peal to our Democratic determine d effor t gany and other timbe rs ; whils t piles of deals and The number of private bills r eferred to the chair- is secured , and their productio n scheme enemies have the op- had been completed , that a is not made dtmen- is, of course, much in advance of the once again, and not let our this pines towered high above the railway walls. Bar- man of the committee of ways and means by tho dan t upon any be made to resuscitate the movement in pre-acqui rcd knowled 6ge of thosetuuac now in the process of incubat ion. portunity of exulting in our misery and wretched- ; tlet t, a police sergeant who first perceive d the fire , committee of selection was 82. Of th o bills which em ployed. supposed to be for your happ iness will be district . It was also agreed , lan will enfra n- ness and our prayer densel y populat ed raised an al arm immediate l and ende avoure d to received the royal assent 01 related to r ailway s, 20 The Loss of tub Nir Joshu a pret ends tha t his p ' Two of our countrjmen have l -miVAlwn on. y, Steamku Paciu .—The telc- ever bre athe d by us. — That the members mak e ft subdue the flames, but in less than five minutes the to roads and brid ges 7 to wat er-works , 5 to ports , 4,000,000 of men. I join issue whom is taken b , chise nearl y received work this week—one of y Sunda y morning nex t, to invite the Democrats whole range of premi ses including a number of p iers , harbours and docks ; 3 to canals and navi- ht upon this question, we have severa l , , ndS60m taI c j with the galla nt knig the good men of Norwich—and meeting to be held on hig h piles of timber , as well as the stores under the gation ; 8 to churche s, chapels, and bur ymg- '" ' n'P>»'y ' Bfca owr of Westminste r to a *X it th.¦? CM™C 'ni a 8 causeiJ » most painful* n nr. d he will sladly plishing this Mr . Robinson ' s property was , the tele- Fins at the Clarence Hot el, Aldehsoa te- rati ng clause, under his regime, " , will receive On Fr i- destroyed Tnu Gre at Cabik for the TEtscGitA pn betwk k^ i« his plan. The Reynolds, Rider, and Arnott The Cr ystal Copfee-House.— graph burned down e age don e to street. —On Wednesday evening an ala rmin g disfranchisem ent Messrs! , and s rious dam lire ENGLAN D AS!) PnAS CK. —On Wedn esday the great wwild be equivale nt to the ssistance for us. . . . Mr. William Worseldi ne de four of the railwa y arches, broke out on the premises of Mr. H enry »nv a desirous of givic* the day evening, tow or five h0USC8, Cook cable twenty-four miles long, and destine d , when of nr- arl two out of every three men supp osed WaIt^ l*iP£S.—Parties eloquence ot belong ing to Mr. Foulkes in London-street are Clarence Hotel , Aldersgate-street , City, y , are earnestly re- livered a lecture on ' the Life and , , ltappears sunk between Dover nnd Calais , to 'hnn the k ey f or i «L» nric o for wast e paper also severely damaged as well as the dry coopee- that tho smoke was first discover ed t<> be made voters thereby; for the difficulties applicafwva for bits reticles.' , issuing from electric commun icatio n and correspo ndence between qualification would *o ffi»kc the 8P eedies age of Mr . Burke total loss must the coffee-room', when an alarm was ^scparab' eto proving a distinct , SfiSSu an loan iPersons may be ac , Ko. lb arch. The immediately thi s country and the Euro pean continent , w as com- ' numbers Ol M ^Sew Austri . of at amount to some thousands of pounds. How the raised. A good supply of water being vf such a magnit ude as to deter large least Seven Mil- The Leeds To wn-Council have decided to build a obtai ned the pleted at tho works of t he Submarine Telegraph * jd ^ nn Hited to the amount misfortun e enveloped in fire was extinguished , ' a- ii fro-ii troubling themselves about making go' oominoaat eu i" i.;„n *rv All nliponsreiiiriona Town Hall and corpo rate offices , at an expense 01 occurred is .at present after much cuttin g awa v of Company , Wapping, the last coil being securely Come early. So bigot ry !' AH I mystery . the floorin g. ° ' liirir respective cinuus. I shall not atay Aer o to Ss the site, or of £31,000 with. tivcumnexe d at about four o' clock, Hf £22,000 without 6i.!.-.r»e u«on this objection , as 1 intend to do, so in take n ia.—f« ^ hmmu THE NORTH ERN STAR. iO, i»i, 2 IN SEVEN iANGUAG Mr. Winckle, Brigjj «Iam happy to inform you my EsT^5 newspjper of Martini que has been seized for Illustrating the improved mode of the Fren ch , actuall y condemned to irons for periods of twent y A hair has very much improved since using your Pomade/ treatment and tnmtigenct police. In presence of this affirma tion an ar ticle of M. Scbcelcher , who is to be Mr. Canidng, 129 Northgate, Wakefield.—' I have found ad opted by Lallemand, Rieordy Det dforeian which facts and twenty-five yean some men for whom tbe copying lnnH g. '*l will undoubtedly confirm, no person can pro secuted for the authorship. your Pomade the best yet, The only good about the others others, of the Hopital des Veneriim a now be German public prosecuto r only asked a alight correctio nal is their singular names.' /few/ ^ FRANCE. justified in seeking to fix upon tbe number of councillors-general in France is now uniformly practised in this country by at libert y. After being responsibility sentence. The Mr. Yates, hair dresser , Malton.—' The young man has ^ M. Marc bais has been aet Agitatio n Society of London the 827. Of these, 1,794 have voted in favour of the now a good pair of.whiskers. I want you to send me two WALTER DE ROOS, M.D. attached to it, and The ' Genoa Gazette ' of the 12th inst. quotes 2, interro gated , it appeared tha t nothing could be laid which has been sought to be ion of the constitution, 673 against, 405 ab- pots for other customers ,' Member ot the Facultd de Medicine de His letter to Ledru-Rollin , which absolute manner. the following under date Nice, tbe 10th :— revis Parj. «0 his charge. so which it repud iates in the most staine d or wer e absent . 35, El* Place, Homjorn Hili, disappeared in Jud ge Carre 's presence , In the name of the Agitatio n Society of London , ' At about eleven o' clock on Satu rday night, a , LIQUID HAIR DYE. Loudon mysteri ously peasan ts from the Tbe inauguration of the statute of Joa n of Arc PURE rpHE MEDICAL read by tbe commissioner of police, who . ' Charles Tacsknat ;.' band of forty -eight county of Nice Princess MADAME COUPELLB feels the utmost confidence ADVlSEi> had been Broe, a Fr ench to the work of Louis Philippe's daug hter , the in recommending her LIQUID HAIR DYE, which is un- JL Improved edition, written in a popular stvln a extra ct from it, but neither in the extra ct Park , Sunda y.—The ' Moniteur ' contains , a were returning from village, close any , e 0l' made an the frontier , with a quantity of salt , the price of Mari e, has taken place at Orleans , without dpufrt edly the most perfect and efficient one ever dis. of technica lities and addressed to all thoss «-i,oari? L J the commissioner 's memory could any un- decree placing the department of the Ardeche in covered, It is a pure liquid that changes hair of all Ing from Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness «; '*• aor in Prance is one-half less than Piedmont. ceremony or speech, but the inhabitants appeared various disqualifying forms of lawful matter be found. M, PUhetle , formerl y se- a state of eiege. M. Leon Faucher developes In which la in colours in three minutes to any shade required, from light premature decav r? i ^ which render The Custom s officers, to the numbe r of thirty-eig ht , deep ly interes ted in the event. auburn to jet black, so beautifully natural as to defy de-' from infection and youthful abuse, that most di ir'S cretary to M. Delescluse, has also been discharged an address to the Presiden t the motives natio nal guar! of , is most easil applied, practice by which the vigour and manliness of his opinion. : having opposed their passage, a dr eadful collision A. M. Bastide , a captain in the taction ; it does not stain the skin y life are '' from custody. Thus two out ef the very few names this tyrannic al measure necessary in 1 condemne d to two years 'i m- and free from any objectionable quality. It needs oaly to vated and destroyed, even before nature has fulh* ' uting a judicial inquiry ensued, in which twelve of the peasants were Vang irard, has been Persons whe bllshed the powers and stamina oi the eita of any prominence iu the list of so-called conspira- The intention of instit a beggar, and a 1 cheat . !.e used enee, producing a permanent dye. constitution ' , jud the Court of tilled." " Some of the Customs 'officers were slightly pris onmen t as a vagabon d, have been deceived by useless preparations (dangerous to It contains also an elaborate and carefully Wt. into the affair of M. Carre ge of poet in the ceunt of the anatomy and physiology of the tors are already erased from it. the scandalous wounded. ' This unluck y man was a repu blican the head, hair, &c), will find this dye unexceptionable. organs of I'"" ,' of the Appeal, has been dropped. Thus ¦ * ' a weekly P rice 3«. 6d. per bottle. Sent post free on receipt of sexes, liiLiUOAiiALXiij ui nuiubituus vOLODRPni?"1 It it stated in the ' Journal d'Arge nton GERMANY. < time of Louis" Philippe , and publish ed • CRAVINGS with the Author Sl the republic in insinuations of the * Pat rie' against that legal func- ' From 1834 to 1838 he forty-eight postage Stamps by Madame Coupelle. ' , 's observation on maJr! 8th instant , that the procureur of appoin ted by M. , The '.Hanover Zeitung ' communi cates the follow- satire called ' Tisiphone. Erg., Middleton.—' I have tried your its duties and hinderances. The prevention and m,?ffi has instituted a tionary , merely because he was After James Thompson, 'stricture ' the arrondiseement of Mor tagne ing resolution of the Bund , under the , date of the was many times in prison for political libels. invaluable dye, and find it to answer the highest expecta- plan of treating gleet, , Syphilis, &c. p)a|n yN Garnie r Pages, the former Cremieux , fall to the ground. the Club of • ¦ ' tions for the attainment ' of health, vigour and 6** prosecution against M. 23rd of August :— The Federa l February , 1848, he was presid ent of tions.' - rn 58 , for demago- The number of municipal magistrates lately sus- ' Assembly demands Killinick, Wexford.—* Your liquid is a quent happiness during the full period of tune allnS * member of the prov isional governme nt Friends of the Republic,,and had influence Mr. J. N. Clarke, our species. red <0 in the neighbour- pended of dismissed is so great that it has become im- of the several federal governme nts to examine the the most excellent and immediate dye for the hair, tar pre- gical speeches lately made by him institutions that have been called enough to procure bis election as a captai n of na purchased. * The work is illustrated by the detail of oases, «°"eu«Wfl possible for the chronicle r to keep pace with the into existence ferable to all other I have its name indicates, thus hood. It does not .pp ** *!' «" S^ since 1848 • and , if they should tional guards. He has lately been in great distress , dering it what tho silent but frim!?' custody , bnt he has been sub- governmen t, and to keep an accurate account of not be found in advisor of all who may be suffering from the consenuoS lj tieman is ia actual harmon y with tbe constitution of the make and , accord ing to the accusa tion against him , has UPERFLUOUS HAIR may be removed of early error and vice—a work which may 1 inter roga tory. them. The whole local adm inistration of France is Bund , to small quan- be codsuh iected to a long state , for dismissal are in almost the requisite alterations without delay. In case any obtained subscri ptions for poems which he never in- S in two minutes, by the application of ft without exposure, and with every assurance of comn Prefe ct of the Boucbes-du-Rhon e, by an edict in a of confusion his arrest he tity of MADAME COUPELLB'S DEPILATORY.—By this success and benefit , lle t« The wearing or exhibiting every instance followed by numerous resignations. governme nts should meet with hindran ces in carry- tended to publish. On the day of ii'mple, rap id, and obtained in a sealed envelope of Sept. 2, ha« prohibited tbe of a wine merchant to prevent process the removal of hair becomes so May be through all baal-.j calculated to pro pa- In the Cote d'Or two lads , employed in repairing ing out this object in a constitut ional way, the y borro wed forty sous safe, that it supersedes everything else of the kind. lers, 2s. Sd.,or to avoid difficulty, will be sent direct from in public of any sign or symbol , according to uncertainty, and above all, the a or to troubl e tbe public the.roof of an inn at Reneve, amuied themselves will have to consider whether , it will be .necessary him fro m selling bis uniform , which Hitherto the tediousness, Author, bypsit (free) for forty postage stamps. "* gate the spir it of reb ellion, ' deposited as poisonous properties of the agents employed as depilatories OPINIONS OK THE P11ESS. caps , red girdles or by scratching upon the chimney ' Vive la re publi. to have a commission from the Bund to effect their one witness , he had ver y freque ntly have greatly limited their use ; an easy and safe method containing which may be seen peace , such as red bonnets or The papers at Dr, Be ]>UOi„. stuff about the neck or on the que d. s.' Two sharp-sighted gendarmes found purpose. . Tbe Bund has determined to appoint a security for money. in removing super fluous hair will therefore be very accept , establishment. cravats, pieces of red Interior Has with- distinctiv e party sign. out tbe seditious inscription , and forthwith hauled committee to make a report on such cases, and also The French Minister ot the able and useful. Extract from the Medical Gazette and Times :_ • jw breas t, or any other booksellers from Lecomete de Price 4s. per bottle, sent post free, with directions, on nately for our country, a more efficient (because precautio ns are taken up the young democrati c tilers before the 'juge de with all expedition to draw up the plan of a feder al drawn the license as Coupelle, ccrta ?I While auch extraord inary Denis. The receipt of fifty-four postage stamps by Madame mode of treating these deplorable complaints i3 at last i„ perilous red , the immacu- pais? ' who forthwith drew up a proces verbal of law of the press to oppose and corre ct the at presen t Beaumon t and Leblan d, 149, Rue St. and to be had through all venders. troduced ; and we hail the. time as not fur distant in the provinces against the section St. Sauveur the stamp round each package , i , wh»« colour finds more favour in Paris. M. the crime, in tbe presence of the mayor and tbe prevailing abuses of the press. ' Two or three am- commissary of police of N.B.—See to such diseases shall be comparatively unheard of- » late white it The Dr. Ure.—' I have analysed your four preparations, would earnestly recommend all persons afflicted ' the Quai d'Orfevres , and gardechamp etrc. The mayor of the neighbourin g bassad ors , tbe Hanoverian paper adds , pleaded want closed their shop, and affixed his seals on . Pomade and Solvent and with aa Mtcol ci, the bookseller of promote the viz. — Depilatory, Hair Dye, , kind of generative derangemen tto avail themselves of "S commune of Jauci M. Robinet , thoug ht the of instruc tions for not acceding to this resolution. crime of these bookseller s has been to find all of them excellently adapted for their various pur- information contained in almost every page of M. Jans on, his printer , have been tried for publish- gny, ¦ -¦ Dr n, Manifesto of a Legitimist ,' story rather a funny one, and repeated it as a thing The protest of Count. Furstenburg, against tbe sale of democratic works. v t •_ ees.' Roos's werk, which we unhesitatingly pronounce the lin ing a placard entitled ' department m Rome Do not Cut yonv Coins but Cure them. < extant.' by Viscount le Serrec de Kervilly, ornamented with to laugh at; he was immediatel y suspend ed by the convocation of the Diets, appe ars to have made The expenses of the police Rhine t year have been increased by 3,360 Soft and hard Corns and Bunions may be instantly re. ' THE MEDICAL ADV1SEB. is indeed a boon to the pub. the Bourbon lilies. The legal description of this pre fect, M. Jean Debry. The same pr efect sus- great sensation in tbe country. This protest for the curren lieved, and permanently cured in three or four days, by lie, as it has tbe two-fold advantage of plainness, and beii the publication ef seditious emblems pended M. Guillemin , Mayor of Ruffey-lez -Echirey, has been followed by another , that of M. Bethm an seudi (17,100/r.) Madame C-.otbiae's SOLVENT. It is sent post free on written by a skilful and duly qualified man, who eTid«nS offence was was his subiect'— IF. Times The counsel for the tor having declined to legalise certain doubtful Hollweg. Count Furstenburg is known as almost Saphir, the well-known Viennese humorist , receipt of thirteen postage stamps. well understands . ' tending to provoke rebe llion. Rev. WVS. Clifton , West Willow, Romsey :—«Pound it ' Many a man, who unmarried and miserable, is now$j, pleaded the whole history of France , which , signatures to a petition for revision. For such a an ultra-conservative , which greatly increases the arrested some day s ago for writing a funny artic le ' defence constitution. eradicate expeditiously, and without pain, his Corns of daring in silent sorrow the penalties of former folly (perL, he said , proved that the « fleur-de-lys ' could never heinous crime as this , however, suspension—to significance of bis protes t, and a correspondence on the recent ordinances abolishing the thirty years' standing, after all the other professed reme- committed in ignorance,) had he possessed such a book!. be the symbol . of disorder. This arg ument pre- which alone the powers of a prefect extend— from Cologne asserts that this act which was. an- He bas already been tried and sentenced to three dies had failed.' , this, would hare been a happy husband, a honoured nare{. this himself , nounced at the Count' s own request in tbe ' Cologne months ' imprisonmen t and three months ' suspension Mr. S. Stanford , Footfcray :- * Tour cure for Corns and and useful member of society.'—!?. A x Dispatch. vailed, and both the prisoners were acquitted. was not enough. The mayor felt Bunions is the best I ever tried.' _ Lasting benefit can only be reasonably expected at ifo The ' Moniteur ' contains a decree promulgating and tendered his re signation. The zealous prefect Gazette ,' to which publication he had been formerl y of his journal the ' Humorist .' Mr. E. Barnes, West Parley, Wimbourne :—'My Corns hands of the intelligent and practical physician, who, de. Holiness the are all cured by your Sol. parting from the routine of general practice, devotes the convention of February 5, 1848, between bis refused to accept it, but wrote to Pa ris for a unfriendly , has greatl y augmented the opposition to A letter from Rome states that his of twenty five years' standing, , % ,000 seudi (24,000fr.) to Naples vent ' wholeoi his studies to this class of diseases the lamentalk then Majes ty, Louis Philippe , and the free Hansea- decre e of dismissal, which was insta ntl y sent the Diet in the Rhine provinces. In Cologne out of Pope has sent 4 of the above will be sent (free) per return ot neglect of which by ordinary medical men, and ita electors only sixty have appeared. for the relief of the victims of ihe late earthquake N.5b.—Any mercury and otlier tic town of Hamburg,for the reciprocal extradition as requested. Three municipal councillors re- one thousand post on receipt of the prlte in postage stamps, by MA- futile attempts at cure by equal]. , AUSTRIA. in Basilicata. Ely-place, Holborn.mil, London, Jangerous medicines, have produced the most alarming J of fugitive criminals in France and Hamb urg. signed. DAME CODPEL-LE, - Presi dent on Monday laid the foundation VIENNA , Sept. lS.—Dispatches have been re- Five prisoners lying in the hospital at tbe bagne where she may be consulted on the above matters daily, suits. Another decree directs tha t rough cast iron The from two till five o'clock. From the great extent ot Da. De Roos's practicefor man into machi- the central market places proposed to be ceived from Pa ris announcing that the French Go of Toulon lately died of poison , in consequence of years, and his former connexion with the various instita (* fonte brute /) destined to be made up stone of London and Paris, for tho xportation , shall hereaf ter be admitted erected in Paris. His reception is said to have vernment intends to send to the frontier the -Aus an error committed by the bead apothecary of tie tibns.'both in relief of those at nery for re-e in order flicted with Debility, Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms, Sw, into France duty free, whether arriving by sea or been , on the whole, of a nature gratify ing to him. trian subjects implicated in the late plot ,' establishment , who had placed on one bottle a di* ! Teneral and Scorbutic that their own Governmen t may deal with them SECRET SORROW ! CERTAIN HELP tuxes, Gleet, eruptions, &c. of tha land, and whether in French ships, or the ships of self. The conclusion of his short speech was as rection intended for another. Four of the patients Mode of Treatment which face and body ; he has had perhaps unusual facilities ft, Immense Success of the New the peculanties and consequences of each the expor ting country. In the latter case a decla- follows :—' In laying this first stone of an edifice according ly. There is mention made of a vote ad- died that night , and tbe fifth next morning. has never failed. observing m^ year the cular stage. Hence ne is.enaoiea conhdently and COnscien, ration of tbe origin of tbe iron trill be required. of which tbe destina tion is so eminently popular , I dressed to tbeEnglish Governmen t by all the powers During three months of the present undertake the removal of plots of the ALFRED BARKER , 48, Liverpool tiously to every svmptom (n M Sufficient security must be given for the re-exporta- deliver myself with confidence to the hope that, relative to the dangers arising fro m the mount ed police in Bohemia arrested no less than DE. s Cross, London. " • excepting the most inveterate or long standing) in as show Street, King' consistent with safety or tion, or replacement in bond of the weight of metal with the support of good citizens, and with the refugees in London. fifteen thous and persons , and were praised for their From many years' experience at the various hospitals in a time as is return of money; , is enabled to toeat with Country, patients wishing to place themselves unto imported. protection of Heaven , it will be given to us to lay TURKEY. efficiency by the government. London and on tbe Continent, be minute in the detail of Kossuth. —The Paris correspondent of the in opposition , we sup- the utmost certainty of cure, every variety of disease treatment will their cases an! The ' Pain e * states that it is in contemplation to upon the soil of France some foundations where- His Neapolitan Majesty, solitary habits, excesses, and infections, such to prevent treuble, no letters from strangers will be rejfa y solid ' Daily News' says :— gran ted arising from they contain £1 in cash, or b extend the new regulations concerning foreigners to upon will be erected a social edifice sufficientl pose, to the policy of Piedmon t, has lately as gonorrhoea, gleet, stricture, and syphilis, or venereal to unless y Post-office Order < I may mention that Kossuth is expected to land some the Roman stages, which, owing to neglect or im- payable at the Holborn Office , for which the necessar, every depar tment of Franc e. to offer a shelter against the violence and mobility of the many demands made by disease, in all their medicines will be sent. 'i humour for pro tecting society by of human passions. at Southamp ton on the 6th of October , the anniver - Church to punish offences of religion—such .as ab- proper treatment, invariably end in gravel, rheumatism, advice and ' M. Garl ier ' , debility, skin diseases, pains in the kidneys, Patients in-.the country corresponded with till cured sary of the murder of Count Latour at Vienna , of confessional , non-observanc e of indieestion At home for consultation, daily, from IS till 1 crammin g tbe cells of the Sue Mazas has burst out Another son of Victor Hugo has been condemned sence fro m the back, and loins, and finally, an agonising death ! Xhe , and S tjfl the butchery of Louis Battbiany at Pestb • medical men ia 8, (Sundays excepted,) unless by previous arrangement, into fresh activity. A regular razzia has been made to nine months' imprisonment , and fined 2,000f. , and of featas , the! mass, &c, &c—I n fact , a Holy lamentable neglect o£ these diseases by ¦¦ and their futile attempts to cure Address, Walteb de Koss, M.D., 35, Ely-place, Holliora. pon the hab itations o! the thir ty Hungarians who for an article on the expulsion of forei gners from tbe other ' Hun garian generals at Arad. Kossuth Office ' will be instituted in' Naples , and a power general is well known, Hours, 10 till 1 and 4 till 8. S by the use of these dangerous medicines—mercury, co- hill, London. , muUi,,. reside in Paris. The apartments of M. Vukovicz, Fr ance. M. Erdaa , director of the paper the will embark at the port near Broussa. As the given to the church which hitherto the sovereigns produced very distressing results. cepted unless by previous arrangement. ¦ paiba, cubebs, &c, have betvefre ' Kossuth's Minister of Justice , have been visited ' Evenement ,' is condemned to a like punishmen t , American steamer destined to convey this liberated have resisted. AH sufferers are earnestly invited to apply at once to Dr. Brother Chartists of youthful Ten Shillm with the minutes t scrutiny ; all his papers seized and the paper itself suspended for a month. patriot to England is out of repair, he will embark Barker, who guarantees a speedy and perfect cure, and Quail's iltho imitaU this Advertisement. ' of every sympton, whether primary or secondary, without threatened with ex- condemnation of the Evenement ' has on board an English steamer. n PAINS-IN'THE HACK, GKATEL, Urn, rod examined) and he himself Th e ' A tAix fellow, who was dressed like a Beama > any of the above medicines, thus preventing the psssibi- ex- LIBERATION OF KOSSUTH , This truth has been esta- BAGO, Rheumatism. Oont, Indication pulsion ; bnt , nothing appearin g against hiro , he caused more excitement than might have been swallowed, the other day, the whole stock of an litv of any after symptoms. Debility; Sliicliue, ttleet, etc. ' A letter from Malta, dated 12th of September , blished in manythousands of cases, and as a turther gua- has been left unmolested further. Colonel Kiss de pected from the apath y displayed on so many occa- oyster seller, about 250, together with two inveterate case in as says—'By the French steamer which arrived yester - rantee he undertakes to cure the most CAU'f ION.—Ayouthfulself-slyled ten smiling doct Nemeskir , who commanded at Bnda for the Diet sions of the kind , as it is observed by M. de Girar- quarts of milk and¦ ¦ a glass Of ru m;—Liverpool Al- is consistent with safety, without hindrance " - - short a time as (unblushing impudence being his only qualification) ia no" previous to WindWc hgra tzi's occupation of that for- din. The following journa ls have within a short day from Constantinop le we have recei ved the wel- bion. from business, change of diet, Ac, or return the money. under the assumed name of an eminent expected at the advertising pkv tress, has been arrested in his lodgings, and con- time been prosecuted and punished :—The ' Re- come intelli gence of the liberation of Kossuth and Lasting benefit can only be reasonably sician, highly injurious imitations of these medicines, auj hands of the duly qualified practitioner, who, departing an useless abbreviated copy of Dr. De Itoos' celebrate veyed to the pre fecture of police. Colonel Kiss has forme,* the ' People,' tbe ' Vote Universel,' tbe his companions from Kutajah on the 1st inst. The general practice, devotes the whole of * « ' Mississippi had arrived safely at Constan tinople. CURES FOR THE UNCUltED ! from the routine of Medical Adviser, (slightly changing its title); suffer! been very quietly pursuing the study of his profes- • Presse , the ' Siecle/ the Republique , the his studies to this neglected class ef diseases. Country will therefore do well to see that the stamp round « detail of their cases, as that tacS sion as military engineer ; his arrest has thrown his Charivari ,' and the ' Opinion Publique. ' Other Its cabins were fitted up in the most elegant man- UOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. patients will be minute in the box or bottle is a bona fide government stamp (not a ba.« ¦"¦-*- Ail mwaoramary vurt oj acrojma ,or mng s will render a personal visit unnecessary. To prevent counterfeit), and to guard against the truthless state' friends and fellow countrymen into consternation , journals have been either threatened or prosecuted ner , so as to accommodate Kossuth , his family, and be replied to, un all bis:party . A Turkish steamer , was to leave at Evil. , trouble, no letters from strangers will metis of this individual, which are published only for tfc? and the greater part of them tremb le under the ap- without effect. As for the ' Evenement / it counts - less they contain Ten Shillings in postage stamps, or by basest, purposes of deception on invalids and fraud on tl; once for Giemeleck to take them on board and con- Extract of aletter from Mr. J. H. Alllday, 209 High-street, post-office order, for which the necessary advice and medi- prehension of a similar blow. He was seized as four editors in prison , amongst whom are the two Cheltenham, dated January 22hd, 1850, Proprietor. . .. . president of the Hungarian committee. This posi- sons of Victor Hugo. It is rumoured that vey them to the Dardanelles, where the Mississippi cines will be sent. Patients corresponded with till cured. young 8m,—My eldest son, when about three years of age, Females on all occasions attended to with the most honour- r\R. DE ROOS' COM P OUND RENAL tion was held by Count Teleky, who is absent , and soms other departments are to be declared in a state was to be in readiness to receive them. Nothing was afflicted with a glandular swelling in the,neck,.which able secresy and delicacy. At home tor consultation " *-' PILLS, as their name Uenal (.or the Kidneys)indi. has since devolved upon M. Vukowicz. Colonel of siege. could exceed the kindness , the attentions of the after a short time broke out ' into an ulcer. An eminent daily from 10 till 1, and 4 till 8, Sundays excepted. Post- cites, have in many'instances effected a cure when all Kiss was obliged to pass the night in confinement at ITALY. Turkish government. Tbe Pacha of Broussa , in ac- medical man pronounced it as a very bad case of scrofula, Office orders payable at the General Post Office. Ad- other means had failed, are now established by tfe and prescribed for a considerable time without effect. The dress, Dr. Alfred Barker, 43, Liverpool-street, Kwg s consent of the FACULTY, and every person who haa Wed file Prefecture ; was submitted to a searching inter - Naples.—A correspondent sends the following cordance with orders forwarded to him from Con- disease then for years went on gradually increasing in Cross, London. All those' deemed incurable are particu- them, as the most safe and efficacious remedy ever da. rogatory the following morning as to bis connexion letter from Naples, dated tbe 4th inst. : stantinop le, sent no less than fifty carria ges to con* virulence, when besides the ulcer in the neck, another larly invited. covered for the above dangerous complaints, DIS. and a third under the eye with schemes for revolutionising Euro pe, and then ' Whilst the attention of civilised Europe is turned vey the exiles to the point of their embarcation. formed below the left knee, , be- CHA1VGES OF ANY KISD, and diseases of the kidat5! sides seven others on the left arm, with a tumour between SKIN DISEASES. NERVOUS DEBILITY, SCROFULA, and urinary organs generally, whether resulting fron liberated with the intimation that he would receive with mingled indignation and pity towards the Among those mentioned as likely to accompany the eyes which was expected to break. During the whole of GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, &c. imprudence or otherwise, which, ifnsglected, frequcnil] orders to quit Paris I in three days. Several other Neapolitan government , and its miserable agents , Kossuth , we find the well-known names of the two the time my suffering boy had received the constant advice end in fistula, stone in the bladder, and a lingerie of the most celebrated-medical gentlemen at Cheltenham, BARKER 'S COMPOUND death!. Hun garians are menaced with immediate expulsion. the grand criminal court has again been the scene Percz els, of Vissowski, a general , and ot Asboth. at the General Hospital DR. h besides being for several months INDIAN EXTRACT is a safe and permanent restora- For gout, sciatica, rhematism, tix doloreux, erysipelas, Ail foreigners who are without families, or whose of fresh injustice and cruelty. I have alread y re- His secretary and p ysician will also go with bim. where one of the surgeons said that he would amputate tive of manly vigour, whether deficient from residence in dropsy, scrofula , loss of hair or teeth, depression of spirits, means of existence are doubtful , must quit France ferred to the2trials , called " the 5th of September ," Count Batthiany ' s movements ' are uncertain. His the left arm, but that the blood was so impure, that i) hot or cold climates, or arising from solitary habits, youth- blushing, incapacity for society, study or business, m, that limb were taken off it would be then even impossi- ful delusive excesses, infection, &c. It will also be founda fusion, giddiness, drowsiness, sleep without refreshment in twenty-four hours after receiving notice to that when the camaril la sent a priest , with a mob of state of health is such that he is anxious to get to In this desperate state I deter- , Pari s, in order to consult some of the French ble to subdue the disease. speedy corrective of all the above dangerous symptoms. fear, nervousness, and even insanity itself, when (as i effect, Already a great number among them have paid lazzaroni into the streets shouting, " Down with mined to give your pills and ointment a trial; and after Weakness of the eyes, loss of hair, disease and decay of often the case) arising from, or combined with Urinaq been subjected to this alternative. The faub ourg of the constitution. " The men who opposed this re- faculty. The Countess Batthiany has been using all two months pel severance in their use, the tumour began the nose, sore throat, pains in the side, back, loins, «5sc. Diseases, they are unequalled. By their salutary actiso perceptibly to disappear , and the discharge,from all. the Obstinate diseases of the kidneys and bladder, gleet, stric- on acidity of the stomach, they correct bile and info St. Antoine presents at this moment a piteous spec- volutionary band (that is tbe leaders) have received her endeavours with the French Ambassador to decreased and at tbe expiration of tacle. Oar readers are aware that the jour neymen obtain permission for this change in ulcers gradually , ture, seminal weakness, los* of memory, nervousness, tion, purify and promote the renal secretions, thtrrii their final sentence from those who jud ged Poerio his destina- eight months they were perfectly healed, and the boy headache, giddinesss, drowsiness, palpitation of the heart, preventing the formation of stone, and establishing in cabinet makers in that populous and democratic and his companions , and twenty-five are condemned tion.* thoroughly restored to the blessings of health, to the as- indigestion, lowness of spirits, lassitude and general pros- life the healthy functions of all these organs. OMETRIil tonishmentof a large circle of acquaintances who could tration of strength, usually resulting from neglect or im- will convince the most prejudiced of their surpisiug pa quarter are almost all Germans or Belgians ; tho:e to various periods at the galleys, which , put to- By the Growler, which arrived this (Thursday ) miraculous case. Three years among them whose employers will morning, we have heard that Kossuth and his com- testify to the truth of this proper treatment by mercury, copaiba, cubebs, and other perties. guarantee their gether , makes 500 years in irons ; the only offence have now elapsed without any recurrence of the malady, deadly poisons. ,. Way be. obtained with directions, &c, at la. lld„2s.Si mora lity, or who declare that they will no longer being a fight with a mob of men who ought pr e. panions were all safe on board of .the Mississippi, and the boy is now as healthy , as heart can wish. Under From its peculiar properties in creating new, pure, and 4s. 6d., lis., and 33s. per box, through all Medicine Vernier; employ them, are expelled without indul gence. cisely, according to law, to occupy their places and and that she had left tbe Dardanelles with them on these circumstances I consider that I should be truly un rich blood (thereby cleansing and strengthening the whole or should any difficulty occur, they will be sent (free) ti Crowds of them may be seen directi ng grateful were I not to make you acquainted with this won- system), it removes barrenness, and soon restores the receipt ot the price in postage stamps, by Dr. De K«i their steps wear their chains. But this is not all—observe the the 7th inst. for Avaericasr-EveningSun. derful cure, effected by your medicines after every other organs to sound health, even after aU other remedies 35, Ely-place, Holborn-hill, London. towards tbe barrier s with knapsacks on their backs illegality. On the 25th of Augu st, the presi dent AUSTRALIA. means had failed.—(higned)—J. H. Allidat.—To Professor (which have usually a depre ssing tendency) .have failed ; TESTIMONIALS. and tears in their eyes. Several democratic trad es- Ju dge Navaro was ill. As there were supplement ary THE GOLD EXCITEME NT.—NEWS PROM OMHR. HotiowAY. hence its universal success in female complaints. To test the truth of which. Or. De Roos solicits inquirj 1 Rheumatism of FourYears Standing. Sold in bottles, p*ice 4s. 6d., and lis. each, by every from the persons themselves. men and men who had been amnest ied have been judges the sentence might have been delivered We have received advices f rom Sydney to the Cure of Acute direct from the Jin January Chemist in the Kingdom, .or wiU be sent T. Webster, Esq., Sealford, near Melton Mowbray, the object of domiciliary visits, and have been put without the notorious polluter of justice 2nd June . Every arrival , and every letter from Extract of a Letter from Mr. John Pitt, Dudley, establishment, securely packed, on receipt of the amount. Gth, 1851).—' Having read your advertisements, I feltai- . But no— 1850. into prison. Navaro knew his companions were divided , and he Batburst , confirms the productiv eness of the mines, 19th, sured your Renal l'ills would be of service to some ofnj Sir,—It is with the greatest pleasure that I writs to neighbours. I have had twelve boxes, and they have & The Democr atic papers publish a declaratio n of to be present . There were out of the eight and the excitement which has revolutionised Bat thank you for the oeneht I have received from youv pills fatns in the Back, Gravel, Lumbago, Rheumatism , wished Qonorrhaa Stricture , rived great benefit from taking tbem. One man bai l Ledru Rollin and others , dated the 9th , giving the four for acquittal. One of these men , Amato , un- hurst has extended to Sydney. Numbe rs have set and ointment which hare completely cured mo of the Gout, Indigestion , Debility, , 4s. Gd. bottle of your Life Drops, and he very earnest most emphatic back rheumatism, .under which I suffered for . the last four Gleet, etc. solicits more, it did him so much good. I have and stall and explicit denial to the absurd willing to sell his conscience, either was ill, or off for the mines, and thoug h -many come years, at times I was so bad as hardly to he able to walk ; allegations of the privileged press, with exhausted means, other recruits are constantl y continue to recommend your valuable Pills to all mj which attribut e feigned illness, whereupon Navaro , who had now I had tried every kind of medicine that was recommended DR. BARKER'S PURIFIC PILLS friends.' to the editors of the ' Voix du Present ,' and the recovered , appo inted Morelli in his place—a man setting out. Opbir is the grand subject of conver- without receiving any being. I at last thought I would are the most safe and efficacious remedy ever dis- John Andrews, Abersychan, Pontypool.—'After takinj leading member s started for give your medicine a trial, and purchased from Mr. Hollin, covered for discharges of any kind, and diseases of the a box of your Pills, I am so much better thntl annate*) of the centr al democratic com- conspicuous for what is here termed "loyalty." The sation , and those who have not already Chemist of this town two boxes of pills and two of oint- whether resulting mittee in London , an intimate connexion the mines, have engaged in speculat ions connected , , , Kidneys and Urinary Organs generally, to send for another.' with the presid ent had now his majori ty, and the result was m ent, and in three weeks, through them and the blessings from imprudence or otherwise, which, if neglected, fre- Mr. Miltou, Welch, Furness.—' Your Ilenal Pills are ftl pretended Fre nch-German plot. This document , a condemnation of twent y, with the supp ly of tbe mines. One advertises of God, I was restored to health and strength; and am now quently end in atone in the bladder, and a lingering only medicine I have ever met with that have beenofsr- as I have stated above as well able to walk as ever I was in my life. I am well states that the only editor of tbe ' Voix du five to irons. These unhappy men are all of the cradles , another shovels, a third magnets , and the death } For Gout and Rheumatism, Depression of Spirits, vice.' Proscrit * papers are filled with announcements rela tive to the known in this parish, having been sixty-five years in it, Fxcitement, Blushing, Dislike of Society, Incapacity for Mr. T. Bloem, Limekiln-street, Dover.—' Please toieni present in Fran ce has been arrested , to- lower class. w.th the exception of ten years I served in the 24th regi- Study or Dusiness, Loss of Memory, Confusion , Giddiness, a few more of jour wonderful Pills. My wife feels jkk gether with the persons whom chance broug ht to May 15th , 1848, have advanced a subject of all absorbing interest. nventoffoot.—(Signed)—John Pitt.—To Professor Hollow- Blood to the Head, Drowsiness, Sleep without Refresh- relief already.' ' The trials of WA¥. bis office at the moment of the visit of the police. step. I should observe , this group of prisoners , CUBA. ment, Groundless Fear, Indecision, Wretchedness, Nervous- Mr. Westmacott, 4 Market-street, Manchester.-' Ton (hat Semi- Cure of a Bad Leg of more than Sixty YearsStanding. ness, and even Insanity itself, when (as is often the case) medicines are very highly spoken of by all who hare pm- The list of suscribers and the accounts and com- been in dungeons for nearly Advices up to the 4tb inst. state Urinary Diseases, they are some of whom have Mr. Barker, of No. S, Grabam arising from, or combined with chaded them of me.' mercial correspo ndence were seized under the ty.five individuals ; two official accounts received fro m Washington staie 's-place, Drypool, near unequalled. By their salutary action on Acidity of the person pre- two years , consists of for Hull, had ulcers on his leg from tho age of eighteen until Mr. Smith, Times OmcE. Leeds.—One i* text that the « Voix du Pros crit ' was the soul the government possess information that , on tbe Stomach, they correct /Jile and Indigestion, purify and forms me that your Renal Pills are worth a guinea ! and were ministers of the crown , and the rest were upwards of eighty, and although for many years he had thereby preventing the chief engine 25th Aug., Lopez had been able to maintain him- sought the first advice in the promote the Renal Secretions, box.' of the preten ded plot. Meanwhile members of parl iament and men of property. Tbe country, nothing was found fbrmarion of Stone and establishing for life the healthy the provisional gerant of self, but with very reduce d force ; not one Creole to cure them. He very often suffered most excruciating , tbe paper was ar rested at Atto di Accusa charg es them with " conspiring pain for long periods together functions of all these organs. St. Amand , and conveyed to Paris of the state , for the had joined him , his prospects were desperate ; it is , which incapacitated him May be obtained at Is. ljd., 2s. 9d., and 4s. Gd. per box, handcuffed ; and against the internal securit y from attending to his business. He had given up nil hopes dom or should the sister of M. Chotteau a persona l stru ggle for his own and the lives Of his of gettinu a cure, through all Medicine Vendors in the King , , the gerant, now in de- purpos e of destroy ing or chang ing the actual form when at last he was persuaded to try any difficulty occur they will be sent free on receipt of the tent ion at Doual for a press offence few remaining followers ; no reinforcements have IMtoway's Pills and Ointment, which he did, and however , was conduced of governmen t, by exciting the subjects and in- wonderful it may appear price in postage stamps by Dr. Barker. to the prison of Valenciennes, for ar m themselves against gone from New Orleans , and the government is suc- , tho leg was thoroghly healed by To prevent fraud on the public by imitations of these resisting the habitants of the kingdom to their means, and by continuing to use the Pills alone after s Honourable Commis- brutal attempts of the having actually pro- cessfully exerting itself to prevent any. Tbe col- his leg was weU, he has become in wonderful medicines her Mujesty' gendarmes to search her tbe royal authority, as well as re- health so hale and sioners have ordered the name of the Proprietor, to be on- person. Ledru Eollia and his colleagues declare war between the inhabitants of the same lector of customs at New Orleans has been hearty as now to be more active than most men ef fifty.— duced civil N.B.—The truth of this extraordinary graved on tho stamp affixed to all bis medicines, without that their political acts have been confined to publi- popul ation—offe nces consumm ated in the capital on moved from office for alleged indifference in Cuban statement can be which none is genuine. matters. vouched for by Mr. J. C. Beinhardt, 22, Market-place, cations in the journal , which the French govern- the 15th of May, 1848, accordi ng to tbe penal laws Hull. February 20th, 1850. ALGIERS htieth Thousand Price Is. Gd. ment is vainly strivi ng to extinguish ; that they 123, 129." Does it ever occur to the members of . Cure of a Desperate Case of Ringwormof Six Years J ust Publislied, Eig , Tbe last letters from Algiers state that a new - have never had the least relation with the ' German the Neapo lita n governmen t, that this accusation Standing . THE CLOSET COMPANION. Committ ee ' of Paris , accused bv the police of would precise ly apply to them selves, as de jure they chief, named Mohamed ben AbdalJah , is going One of the most eminent surgeons in Lima (the capital ENLARGED EDITION. through some of the provinces of the south, en- of 1 aru) had a child covered with ringworm for more than Devoid of technicalities, addressed to all those who are being one of tbe wheels of this pretended plot ; are constitutional ministers who, for more than two six years ; in vain lie exhausted all deavouring to rouse the population against the his art in lus endca. suffering from Spevmaiorrhasa or Weakness, and the and that they defy the government to produce any years , have systematicall y " destroyed and changed vourg to effect a cure. Not succeeding, he consulted among various disqualifying forms of premature decaj resulting impeach able the actual form of government." French. Troops have been sent to arrest him and his brethren, the most celebrated medical practitioners oi from infection and youthful abuse document emanating from them but the city, , the most delusive prac- the articles published in their paper. The assertion His Neapolitan Majesty very narrow ly escaped bis partisans. but nothing was found to do the child service. tice by which tlie vigour and manliness of life are de- When he was persuaded by Mr. Joseph P. Hague, the strojed, even before nature has fully established the DARE'S P I L L that documents of importance had been seized at Saturday last. The king was driving some kny p - English chemist LIFE . . !; death on and druggist, residing at No. ti, Calle de powers and stamina of the constitution. i- are acknowledged to be the be£t Medici's* in - the house of M. Ledru Rollin is aridiculous blunder , members of the royal famil y in the vicinity of the jfam' ' 1 aiacio, to try Holloway's Pills and Ointment, which was It contains al?o an elaborate and carefully written ac- world, crn -mfectnang. done, and after using six large pots of tho Ointment, with count of the for his habitation is in a country where the police Caser ta Kail way, and was about to cross the line, a proportion of the Pills • Anatomy and Physiology of the Organs of 30,000 boxes sold weekly _ ,. , the child was radically cured, to both Sexes,' (illustrated by numerous cases, bo.,) with the this m{- do not invade private domiciles at the bidding of a not observing a train was rap idly advanc ing. A A hoax upon a large scale, the surprise of the whole medical profession. The name The tine balsamic and invigorating powers of which might have led Author's observations on Marriage, its duties and hind- cine are wonderful will carrj "- foreign government—even supposing there were countryman rnsbed forward and held the horses ' to serious consequences ot the parent, from motives of delicacy, is withheld.— rances. The : a trial of a single dose - , was per petrated on Sunday Lima, 13th of November modern plan of treating Gleet, Stricture, viction that they are all that is neeessai v to iavigoraw any compromising paper , which there is not, in his heads , to tbe great consternation of his Majesty , , 1849. Syphilis, «fcc. Plain directions for the attainment ot feeble lW at tbe barri er of Cuvette , near the Pontde Crenelle , The Pills should b2 used conjointly with the Ointment in , restore the invalid, to health, and do 8 V „i: who, not perceiving the danger, imagined a hostile health , vigour , and consequent happiness. Thus runderini : cases, l'he heads always have ««•» • roosis to seize. Finall y, the more the French go- Paris. The directo rs of the futu re—or pretended most of the Mowin g cusps •— it what " of families should - its name indicates, the Companion ot ail who may the house, as they may, greatest couhuWf vernmen t proves , by its persecution of the ' Toix inten tion on the par t of the man who was in fact future—national fetes had erecte d an embryo model , Bud Legs Corns (Soft) Ilheu maasm be suffering from the consequences of early error—a work with the Bad Breasts Cancers • Scalds resorted to at any time or in anv case. ., c,rtS| da Proscrit / its dread of the principles and policy saving his life. near the brid ge of a grand trium phal , which may he consulted with every assurance of complete Bilious Disordebs Parr Pills are »>' P"1™' ,„ 1 ar ch which , Burns Contracted and Sore Nipples success and benefit. 's Life advocated by that journal , the more its editors will Late accounts from the scene of the terrible according to their 10 m removing the distressing symptoms attendant «* pr ogramme , is to adorn the Sl™ ^, . Stiflyoints Sore Throats; May be obtained in a sealed envelope through all Book- s»»»u d deem it their duty to devote themselves to the task earthqu ake by no means diminish the accredited Bite ofMoschetoes Elephantiasis bilious obstructions, disordered state of tlie ,k. Champs Elysees during the fetes. Not more than Skin-diseases sellers, at is. Gd., or to avoid difficulty, will be sent direct of sign A of providing that policy with an organ. This task extent of loss of life and property. Up to the and Sand-flies Fistulas Scurvy bowels—such as pains in the head, dimness .-j^ pre- 100 carpenters had been employed upon this work. Coco-Pay from the Author, Post free for twenty-fourPostage Stamps, ness, oppression of spirits, " they trust 10 accomplish Gout Sore-heads Address the chest, lowness of ""' 0I ni iua few day s. This state- sent moment the government is unable to publish Daring six days of last week a man Ciuego-ioot Glandular , Dr. A lvked Baiiker, 48, Liverpaol-struet, tion for active employment, and various otlier 5M|^wUi ment is signed b , repre senting Swel- Tumours King's-cross, London. at all am y Dnpont , L?dru Rollin , Deles- the returns, as excavations continue. Every as- himself to be an agent of the direct ors , Cliilblains linys ' Ulcers times troublesome, and uotuiitYequemly ' .m\ cluze, was insta lled Chapped-hands By taking two or three ills, the SJ' and Rihayrolles. Another document , signed sistance has been offered to the sufferers, and we in an eating-house near the br id ge, Lumhiigo "Woun doses of these f tei by Bratiano , for the Centr al Euro pean and enaaged all Piles Yaws above described are speedily removed , an "''f"'" Committee, have concerts and theatrical representations in aid tbe workmen that he could meet SKIN MKITPTIWIV.*!, NEKVOUS SJ S2B3. of serenity slomach»,Ml ^* declares that it is completely false with . To even Bold by the Propriet ,Ui, Strand, (near Temple Bar, pervades the mind , the .'r vi> that documents of tbe inhabitants of Melfi , so many of whom are one he gave a card and number London, and by all respectable Vendors IjB'&'Y, Scrofula, JMseases of the lioues and restored to their natural functions, and reWimo° - emanating , directing him lo of Patent Me possession of any compromisin g papers , such are using artful exertions to buy up if possible everyone ingl N.B.-D:rections for U GUTTiE V1TJE (or Life Drops) denominated Liver Complaints „,;ritu* u3 y, on that day about 4,000 artis ans assembled the guidance of Patients are affixed is as its name implies buted to exerei»e-^;I the work of men who have never belonged , fir or who has any connexion with the press. As they <--ac.i Pot or Box. a safe and permanent restorative of manl cold—anxiety—want of s aK at the brid ge. The great contra ctor and tbe eating - y vigour, whether drinks—excessive use of mercury, «tc.. t| ,ese,„f.,niij»te near, to the committee. It concludes by defying have taken up a line of defence concient irom long residence in hot or cold climates or , you may expect any house keeper bad both disappeared , and arising from solitary powerfu lly on the Liver , and obstruct the du eper R aC document tbe armv oi habits, youthful delusive exeeVM. ofits 1 the French government ta publish any amount of falsehood. "Why did not Mr. Gladstone " II mil also I)e natural functions and secretions, »»" '"* ,,1 ..eieU workmen were dispersed by an arm ed force , t« E L HAM - onT™* found40 a 8Peeu>' corrective o tion of inmortance to <«f - establishin g a connexion betw een tbe European go to tbe King ?" is the cry of the . WHIS KERS , a eda^ Ke ous the liver is of such vital ^ camarilla. Mr. whom, however , they appear to have offered not the B S™ t ay b with wrtah,* chained frL nf w ". / . ^P ™. weakness of the eyes, health, that these interruptions not aitew* ^ rt5 Committee and the pretended French-German plot. B. Cochrane bVusm™£T™',i°" ?. ?' . a teeth if occur ctf did go to the King.' slightest resistance. As to the motive Port,oa of ROSALIE CODPELLE'S sore throatS* di8ea3e and decay of the often terminate fatally. Should Jaundice for this ex- PARISIAN POMADEP&r?nr , every morning, lES nfJJ , pams- in- the' side, back, loins, &c; obstinate"0^ { e j^ A third document , signed by M. Taus3r.au , for tbe ' P.S.—The latest accounts from the island of traor dinary proceeding , nothing i. Vi? instead of any oil di eases of the kid„ey ' to remove all doubts with respect to U»s "? „«];«. (i" is known. It is 0"* suie 8 ftnd bWder, gleei ttrietu e fe three f or a *«" Society of German Agitation at London, repudiates Iscbia states that Poerio is still in bed s in e XwT ^"W't' inwill , in mo/t in! nesfl 2oss of old I'abb's pills every nigfit , " „f $& , chained to sugges ted that the only feasible one must have been PropertfcH producing , of meraory> nervousness, headache restore 't'iie c?u the cuic S?ling W>\ maiierskL« JFT^tf and SLl? " w -' e toh , the patient to perfect health- ; Dc cou«'> least knowledge of the pretended plot in the the wall. His companion , Pironti, is rquallj cruelly the hope , oh the part of some , Hair, i c., at any aee, from whaitT*? •^^to^^ »rt. &uise8tlon diseases are before as a matt" politi cal party or cause deficient ; as also SiS ^Spint? • ^J ^"tt8itn B andfr specified, whicb, following ter ms :— treated. This is the mode of punishing cheeking eresness &c For chii 9?reS°/ 1¥ * WMMl Prostrationor oi should be carefully avoided. eS' prisoners another , that an insurrection might gro w out of a 1 ousts of , lSUaUy resul^DB °m neglect ,. 1h« * The French paper the , and with it whose only offence was that of tZ^V^T™?' ?»»*W^e a heawuhi treatmpnr1^J improper COPT, BlIEtJiUTISM, BlIEUJUTlC Gokt, *»"} (l) ajj " Debats " believing in the large disconten ted assemblage. A cur ious trial took V and l'end !rinS tl,e «se of the small mercurr» copaiba, cubebs, and other all the react ionary n^ly>v 'p ! comb in poisons! deadly citing causes of these complaints may be trf ourcis papers of Paris , takin g for their King 's solemn oath. Pio Nono is the special ad- place recently in Paris. On the 26th ??rs.0119 *h° Iwe been deceived bv ridieu. freqnto* f text the of June last, d, f From its nrnnerHpo in »omA«;«» v , .. general derangement of the system ; , (tee 0r manifesto recently published by the viser of Ferdinando II., and Fer dinando is the as the Pr esident was returning ' fthl8 Poraade wiU di wel to (iKm-rlcc „*' wifiV » t?, "."""" 8 uui-i-eniiess ana all their appearance are, Colds, Bruisess Sprains . from a review loud SZwrfs" *"geUU °- 18 pr6 aration jnwm of aHAH&™ jucli as leucoirhcoa i ^({D ^ German Agitation Society of London , seek to con- cries of' Vive la Republique' evw regre" " P '' which they will , or "the gence in nine, spirits , and highly-spic ed foods ii special favouri te of the Pope ! Birds of a feather- were Uttered on the * he u-»che> BhWhuaa, Indigestion, palpitation ever an cases oi» ^ # nect it with the pretend ed conspiracy, fnce 'is. per pot, sent pos rfaS * ? established fact, that in nine llf for which a let us say , fiends of a feather , &c * Pont de Jena. A man named Leger answered these t free with instructions &t> C0Ugh lQwneS9 of 8PWts, &e., &c. is hereditary, thus proving, that before a «nr* or01iiit»; great numbar of German « It ulihF^irabl y^adai1 ted t0' that DB citizens have just been NAPLES.—The infamous Pecchemeda , the cries by shouting 'No republic ;' Down with the by Madar creatp a , cla8s * sufferers, as it fected a totul change oi the syshin must Lr iie5fr»*" it* a«ainst evefy insinuation of this secutes his war of vengeance against constituti onal card showing bim to be a member S t0 H0UIld , will bvn few lttls ZZ\ o We of the society of J«*^?i, , health even after all other remedies taking- two or three daily at dinner, inlaiu"1) r er gre may be the dexteri ty the 10th of December was found iwmch have usually a depressing pwt ; - " of opinion with a vigour worthy of a better cause. upon his person. tendency) have failed ; bappyjehauge. .(fc ctiansa5 ^tlca > ltc«»»>t establish &"*^±2SS, mo8t unParalelled success. ervoi« t^ 'iw \ 2??w 'ha existence of More illegal arres ts, and fresh degradations of tbe On his trial for the utterance of illegal cries ad- ^*£& ?r 1 HiMAK Complaints.—Head-ache, n th-s imaginary complicity. hi* ««»^ -ay he seen .J! $f.» obtained with directions, &c., at is., Bs., and lis. irregularities of the system depression at *: It i» «* to Par is that courts of justice, followed each other ' hot and vocate urged that he was an honest w £S6&i^^^ at 0r , °{LUC.7, 1pais fte society direc ts its action and its orkman, the d»iSS?i i f0 %}ls' 9««nti«i «s in one large bottle f or 83j. . Cpmj8exion , ic-take two or three Parr's gcea^ pr ^ganda fast.' A man named Aversans , one of the con- father of a family, often out of work , but • ' wM le sm > through aU Medicine Vendors, or time, re which, a ¦ P* alwa\ s the sut,enor w • .Sfn?be ^ gularly for a week, utter f; aBd CUiZe03 atKsted at Pa s « the demned of tbe trials called those of September 5, defender of order , andas such he had met with.' anything of tho kind I ever yjnu tenlsecurelypackedfrom the Establishment, onre- may require, which will soon restore a heaitw^ iZ£Loccas on «¥*of lbs" prete oded * been wounded prio e by Order payable at the mle conspiracy, they are declared in the public court-yard of the prisoners, at the barricades. The advocat e-general oil Fort -°M jr$ rery muco.' ' twckene« »nd darkened^ my hair postage stam ps to the establishment. 6-street; Edwards, St. Paul's Co. Bow Church -yard * Sangw 151, Oxford- " Haattay pndCo., 0 ,:, rSfT jjR. , ^, .. _ • 1T®^*mftft .fte£^MM%"~r^~r^, -^ J7 ~> . ^J',...... /\^K 3 to'conceive a bad opinion of'her ; •'because " she ¦ Mnto In , Session of 1851. ' 'A peep at a Coal-pit and vS£ ' tIds *ay a lar ge por tion of the THE FRENCH PRES S. ccttg. continued; " you yOiirself are the occasion of it: I l d,8i- sed of tempore canard "duck " the People in it,' -is an exceedingly .well writ- i l V* P° - and carried 6ff% the vil! , or , as it is termed, is trul y ^ would never act .against him. to gr atify my own a P™IU S ln the course of admi rab le. . We were much amused by reading in LOUIS KOSSUTH. ten and interesting paper, on a class of our LrL d l°£hT , *he niSbtf Fellows The newspaper , th at political weat hercock —that TO priva te revenge. " She did not conceal the object a French evening paper the other day how, owing p , whose occupation is of the utmost moral barometer—that . intellectual teleg ra ph, of to she had in view—an obj ect : which was attained two opulation tbem8 trunl£S some egg-shells being thrown down in the street , shall we welcome thee, whose name ¦ Knt^ » boxes, or writing. civilised ilife—varies ,! like its producers and con - an unfor flow months after the murd er of Darnley, by BothweU's importance ' to the nation, while it entails ' en th «w thoirco ntents tuna te cab-horse fell down , and hit fe tt hear d oh every tongue ? %£> A ^^ °P - sumers, in form and features , according to tho lo. sliding out Is divorce fro m Lady Jane Gordon , and marriage to peculiar privations, and, to a certain extent, cality in which- it flourishes. In Turkey it is in opposite directions, broke all . four legs ¦How shall we welcome tbee, whose fame *¦ an 0 1 herself . • The ori ginal plan of condu cting isolation, from the rest of the world upon p,at S» J ewelB» p other , valuables .they m«t "P, * ' " The knacker," continues the duok- Throug h all free lands bato rung ? Sf «nnioL ° infant ; in Russia and Austria it is a slave ; in Italy Wa8 h the King to Crai gmillar had been abandoned , be- - 00res of B Allows, / „ .»roanely sent for, to put tho poor ruler of a glorious land, those engaged in it. Though their means of ffk - W ^ i 5 J iro°S3 deaa it is a dwarf ; in Spain it is a muffled desperado ; animaani™ l out of The cause he had evinced great repugnance for the amo°g the spoil , shorin g ns agony ." Whereupon follows a The laurel round thy brow ; intellectual and moral improvement; are but ^ S ^ ^ W?u * in Northern Germany it is a pipe : laugh not, we e Ion on be wi place, But he had consented to remain at Kirk Wf ? and ooze of the trodd en and soddefi beseech Si tSL ?v . *. «k«d "e«s of thr owing egg- Theh&Qiehedfrom thy Sttnenanu , are in- you i—a pipealwa ys puffed at , always going sheila into the street , whk h of x*ield until his health should be completely re- scanty, we are glad to learn that they ' a wwd the sat urnalia of robbery and to more confidinl ret Kutayehs ' exile voir. '•¦* ISmJS ^" ? • ' out, always being lighted anew. Again : in ders must have proved hi stored . This house had formerly belonged creasing, and that a decided change for the | " S , «»* "P und er the pre tence of liberty America it is a ghly edifyings *»and'« «"""wm- and refor m.' The prize-fi ghter ; and in California it mendable. — Chambers' Journ al. Sow shall we welcome th ee, whose life to the prebendaries of the Kirk of Field ,, and was observable among the colliers of the prime movers of all, these atro- is—a first-rate * better is Cities were a set of speeulation . But in En gland it is Saoh changing scenes hath known ? not at all ada pted for tbe receptio n of a King and genera- skulking conspirators , stran gers a manufacturer , while In * Proudhon calculates seventy-fite battle-strife-. present day, when contrasted with the to the tow n until France everybody knows ccuti mes-a fractiw The seat of power—t he Queen. Small, confined , and lU-furnuhed , it con- , Educa- within the last month-mob - it is a soldier to tho backb one. beyond sevenpence per head per diem. fortre ss alone. sisted only stories one of which contained a tion immediately preceding them. f D WI h a Kutaye h's of two , K. fefi ?T J * genius for propellin g Generally speakin g, in England a newspaper is at bail th advent her e and the other a gallery tional facilities are still, however, but. slenderly otners_ into mischief and How shall we y. , cellar and another room , withdrawing themselves bottom an investmen t of . capital ; in hearts and free ? , and a bed-chamber domestic consequenc eB. Their France it is Among true which extended above the ceUar supplied ; while the sanitary and i 1^ 5- machinations were more essentiall y a defensive and offensive engine— fc'anns'B or with echoing cheer corres ponded with the room on the ground ^ agni In silence, , which arrangements of,a collier's village are gene- tabIe' a tlie ni ht 30th. a sort of intellectual catapult or balister for ' s servant when he arrived K&Sfl hey acted uponB„ 'a preconc? erted & ^ t^ throw- Say, shall we welcome thee? floor. Kelson , Darnley , from being satisfactory, system , by which ing hard words and pointed invectives at the Con. —When does a man look like a cannon-bal l was about to prep are the Duke of rally far d 1° d the g«»tesfc leaders ? at Kirk of Field, « ' ld S iK ^ ? . amount of dama ge of the enemy. In England a paper abuses a man —When he looks round. ' reception of his The Working Man s Way in the Wor 8h0P a ime on . silence deep yet eloquent Chatelherault s house for the REfSri - »i, ' *** they disappeared princi ple, and stri ctly as a matter of busines s ; in " So far , so good ," as the little boy said when he la master. But the Queen prevented bim, and directed continues an aut obiogra phywhich carr ies tbe likemagic when theA idama ge was done first gaze upon Ms face, , and the Fr ance it is, passion th at furnish es the powder bad finishe d the first pot of bis mother ' s jam. ' ' the necessary alon g with the narrator. In f ,U8t C a8 afc Ien th , and yfho strove with him to Balfour s house, whither reader pleasantly 2 S S , , i i7. « shea thed , hope of revenge the bullet to an editorial The Shootin g Season. — Abetdien Journal patriot zeal to raise and which BothweU had leaving their deluded followers charge. The The noble Ma gyar race. furniture was conveyed , the pre sent number he is somewhat sudden ly to brook the sum! Your Britain uses his artillery . systemat ically, says that a sportsman on Deeside opened his 12th of evidently chosen that he might carry out his mur- mary vengean ce of the law. ' Of the real ring- Think of his land down-trodden , ' called from a scene of rural peace and quiet , and spares-his ammuniti on ; your Gaul loads to the August by bag ging a sheep. derous intentions with gre ater facility. Darnley leaders of the Bristol riots not one ever faced a muzz e of his His home deserted now in printing, for pri vate urT T gun , and cares little if he bur st his French Money.— Franc s and half-franc pieces . was established on the first floor , where his three where he is engaged l ;.. .to for emost and most active of their will- And sadly, silently entwine , barrel in the explosion. Your venal journal ist in ar e now freque ntly palmed upon the London trades * servants . ylor, , and Edward Simons circulation , the sermons of a kind old clergy- ing tools and agents wer e captured , and " numbers The cypress round his brow. Ta Nelson lingbind lsa stur dy speculator-a man who knows men as shillings and sixpences. which served at once to take pa rt in the memorable Bristo l were imprisoned , trans ported , and banged-the ^ occupied the gallery, man, how to make a book ,* and " hed ge" scientifically; The familiar parting expression !" Then let Britannia's welcoming The cellar on the f Reform heroic contri vers vanishi ng as they in France , " Good bye as a wardrobe and cabinet. JRiots prev ious to the passing o the •We, without he is a reckless soldier of f onuue-o means " God be with ye!" " Adieu !" signifies Bing out—che er after cheer,— ground floor was transformed into a kitchen , and ' beat of drum. condoitiere Bill. The pleasant life led at the villa—th e , a bri gand. In England it is the journal To God," or •• God protect you." Europe shall catch the echoes, prepared for herself in as a house of " . the Queen had a bed its inmates— the The other articles are ' A Hint to the Dumb, ousiness tha t succeeds ; in France it "Well , Robert how much Tyrants and serfs shall hear. in which the kindly and regular habits of is the man , did your pig weigh?" the room immediately below that 'The Last Stage-Coachman , the leader of a party, who trium phs, —"It didn ' t weigh so the door fisher y excursions , and the various other at- ,'i-a paper full in much as 1 expected , and I Before bis true nobility Sing slept She also directed that of humour, i &ng lwwt the proprietor is rarely editor ; in always though t it wouldn ' t." l et earth' s great names bow down ; at the foot of the staircase , which commu- tractions be found in the doctor 's quiet resi- quaint aad racy—A.vindication of Fran ce the editor Harry Hotspur' 4 is gener ally proprietor . In Ene- An Untimelt End,—An ordinary domestic clock An exile, yet a conqueror,— nicated between the ground floor and the upper dence, seem to have made the writer somewhat s Popinjay,'—in which the rofe33 3 t0 fop is made S^ rll ST ^ P , "P™™* . in bailee having unfortunately run down , it was observed Bring forth the laurel crown. rooms, should be removed. Thus installed, harsh in his jud gment as to the charac ter and a gentleman, and honest Harry- hey pretend to fo rm, public opinion. In England that it had come to an * B. B. P Darnley's side, she the.press wear s untimely end \~Funch . though very uncomfortably, by motives of those who took part in the excesses something like a rough, uncultivated grazier a mask ; in France it displays a Extremes. —Some persons have so great an aver- passed several nights under the same roof with or butcher—the cockade. An English journ al , utters the ideas of a' sion to pre and the mani- he chronicles. But he shows the same power ' Temple Laundress,' — a tension or affectation , that they are apt to him. Her assiduity, her atte ntion, class or a party ; a French journal procl aims the neglect polish KerjittDQ of her affection, of description as he did in his account of the sketch by one evidently acquainted with that sen- , in their abh orrence of varnish. fold proofs which she gave him timents ofaman or a clique. The English p Wha t is contentme nt dispel his fears. Whilst peculiar species of the feminine ress ? To sit at home and see were all well calculated to barricades , which preluded the placing of gender. A Re- forces the ruling powers to pacific submission ; the other people stuck in Historyo f Mary Queen of Scots. By F. have returned to herfo rmer view of the mud. In other words , to The Mary Stuart seemed to Louis Philippe on the Throne of France in the new volume of the 'Life of Br. French press conspires thei r downfall and destr uc- be a little better off than your neig JfaGNE T. VoL L London : Bentley. affection for Darnley, Bothwell was occupied in tion. The hbours. A. 1831. Accordin g to his account Colonel Bre - Chalmers,' supplies some very agreeable gossip Englishman war ns, the Fren chman Reason aU preparations for the murder. In , threatens. .Lastl for a Dark House.—"Wfav don't you The sex, the fascinations, and the misfortunes making due about celebrities, both y, in England the unsucce ssful knock a hole in the wall and let ?" addition to those accomplices of high rank, whose reton showed great want of coura ge and dis- metropolitan and pro- speculator becomes the light in we Mary Stuart, as veil as the probableinflu- vincial bankru pt; in France the un- said to a poor Irishman . *• Faith , your honour, of co-operation he had secured at Craigmillar, and on cretion ; and by his conduct, in effect, mainly , and shows the great Presbyterian luck y redacteur gets shot. The I ence of her deposition, imprisonments, and Preacher in a forme r is ruined by am not fit to be seen in it ," was the reply. subsequent occasions, in order that he might carry pr oduced .the lamentable destruction of life very agreeable light as a good the capital , the latter killed by the bullet of his Vert Lik elv.—" I wonder (said , in shaking the superstitious reverence out his design with impunity, he had procured a a Scottish death and property in the outbreak originally pro- humoured and lively journalist and corres- rival. - maiden) what my brot her John sees in the lasses number of subaltern assistants , to put it into ex- , for authority, and originating the-modernde- pondent. The article entitled ' Italia Mill- In other respects the contrasts between the two that he likes them sae well ; for my par t I wad na ecution. His chamberlain Dal leish, his tailor Wil- voked by Sir Charles Wetherell's inopportune mocracy, have attracted more attention to her g presses are equall y striking. The English press is gie the company o' ae lad for twent y lasses." , visit to Bristol. Here is part of the descrip- tans' relates, on the authority of Dandalo and son, his porter Powrie, Laird James of Ormiston free, yet preserves almost invariably a certain tone Bad Exam ple.—A dandy, t gar in his story than to that of any modern or even an- and two men-at-arms Hay Mazzini , some of the more prominent events wi h a ci and his brother Robert , , tion, on the approach of the second and closing of moderation and conventional politeness ; the mout h, en tered a menagerie, when the proprietor cient monarch. Mary has not, like her pro- of Tallo and Hepburn of Bolton , whose courage of the Lombafdian "War night of the riot :—. and the causes of French press groans under the most absolute bond- requested him to take the weed from his mouth , totype Cleopatra, been depicted by Shake- and devotedness he had amply test ed during his its melanchol e i age, being subject to fines By this time ni y t rminat on, notwithstanding guaranteed by the de- lest he should learn the other monkeys bad habits. gpere, but she has been , the theme of more border warfare , were admitted into his confidence , ght was fast approaching, and the posit of a large caution-money—f or a daily Lazy state of affairs began to assume a rather terrific the undoubted patriotism and bravery of many paper a A Youth. —A lazy, over-fed lad , return- and romancists than any other histori- and unhesitatingly became his instruments. He had thousand pounds , which, y poets and alarming aspect. The volumes of red flame of those actively engaged in the struggle for if diminished b a fine, ing from dinner to his work one day, was asked by false keys made , by means of which easy access must be made up again before the rea ppeara nce his cal personage; her history has been treated that arose on all sides in tbe damp and drizzly air Italian nationality of master , " if he had no other motion than that/ ' could be gamed into Balfour s house ; and he sent and independence. Mr. th e journal—an d to seizure by the police. " by authors of every cast and calibre j the do- served as beacon-fires to the disaffected in the It is " Yes, rep lied the.youth , drawling out each letter , to Dunbar for a barrel of gunpowde r, which was to Scratchley's work on * Assurance,' which has under the most arbi trary regulations , as to sale. «• but it's slower. " cuments professing to illustrate it surpass any be placed underneath the King ' s apartment , and to neighbouring towns and villages, and through every been unanimously accepted as the text-book For example, no Liberal avenue to the town hordes of desperate ruffia ns paper is allowed to be sold Spare Moments. —Spare moment s are the gold collection upon any other historical subject, destroy the house and its inmates by its explosion on that in the streets where , the monarchic al pri nts are of rushed to augment the gangs of plundering incen- subject, f orms the basis of a valuable dus t time ; and Young was penning a true as where the events were not patent to the world The assistance of the Frenchman Paris , whom he permitted to hawk their treason against the Re- diaries now mad with their unlocked for success and practical paper on ' Industrial Investment well as a strikin g line, when he wrote , " Sands make had placed in Mary Stuart ' s service, was indi spen- , . public unmolested. Such inconsistency under a at the time of their occurrence or recorded in Half a dozen soldiers had been left to guard the in Land and Houses.' Altogether, this is a moun tains , and mountains make the year. " sable to him, for the purpose of ascertainin g whe- Republican governmen t appears almost incredi ble ; Like , and Not Like. public muniments. Mansion-house , and. during the excesses of the af- very —A Daguerreotppe-taker ther the false keys were exactl y similar to those in excellent and varied number of this nevertheless ther e is not an inhabitan t of Paris , of recentl y exhibited a likeness of a lad y which he had The author Las availed himself of the latest use, and of placing the powder in the room occu- ternoon, which drew off numbers to other places , popular magazine. any party, who will this mere show ef military prote ction enabled the not bear witness to the fact, taken to her husband , and asked him if it was not a material!which modem industry has brought pied by the Queen, below Darnley's bed-chamber. let the Evenement, a Republican evening paper very good body of specials within to prevent farther injury to , one. " Very, " was the reply, " and I to light upon the subject, and added some in- * * He enabled BothweU to compare the keys of 1 has a larger sale than all the/oumatu ; de soir of the only wish the edifice. But when darkness bad set in , and the The Girlhood of Shakespear e a Heroines. my wife was like it—silent. " the house with the false ones he had had made , and reaction put together. It has a splendid office on An economical friend seeing some egg powder ad- formation of his own, derived from inedited and mob, which all day had remained in the square in Tale 10. Juliet , the White Dove of Vero na. Spanish documents. These relateto different promised to introduce Hay of Tallo, Hepburn , the Boulevards , nearl y opposite the Chaus see ver tised , " One packet warranted equal to six eggs," Ormiston into the Queen's chamber on the evening drunken riot and frolic, were increased by the re* By Mar y Cowben Clar ke. W. H. Smith d'An tin—a luxur y in which none of its opponen ts subjects reported to the Spanish Court ; bnt turn of the immense gangs who had carried fire and bad the audacity to take three pac Kets to Dr. Can- appointed for the execution of tbe murder, that and Son. indulge. Again La Pr esse, the great Republican telo, and ask how long he should have to wait for the their chief noveltyregards the negotiations for they might deposit the powder there whilst the ruin to all quarters of the city, it soon became too morning paper Mansion-house was doomed The circumstan ces which produced an es- , is beyond all comparison the most eighteen chickens 1— The Month. the marriage between Mary and the unfortu- Queen was with Darnley. BothweU had forbidden plain that the . The tran gement between th e popular and widely-circulated journal in Fran ce. A Foul Calumn y.—At the Preston County ' under few soldiers present made no attem pt to prevent parents of Juliet for Paris to place the Queen s bed immedia tely The indisputable success of these organs would Court, last week on e of the witnesses was asked if nate. Don Carlos, son of Philip the Second of the fire , but looked on complacentl y while a ruffian man y of the earl y years of her life, and their , that of the King, because he intended to have lead a dispassionate observer to believe that Re- the sta tement was true that he was a teetotaller. Spain. The book thus contains the pith of all deliberately climbed a gas-lamp, lighted his cand le, effects upon her character the powder strew ed there. Paris did not attend , are imagined with publicanism has a broader basis in Franco than "No ," was the indi gnant reply, "it 's a foul the new information upon Mary's career, and to this; and when Mary Stuart came into the and, carrying it to the cellar, of which the mob had that fine sense of probability, and that delicate English journals usually admi t hours ; for , after all, why calumny J" What an instance of injured inno- of the evidence » against or in . favour of her room in the evening', - she herself ordered him to had possession for some , effectuall y fired the discriminatioa of the subtle influence of the should the number of stamps consumed by the cence ! * character. change the posit ion of the bed. The night of Sun building. It was hardly seven o'clock when the Presse and the Evenement so far exceed reek from the cellars, and the black volumes minutest circumstances in the formation of that used by Of Two Eviw choosk the Least. —The Montrose The historian's conclusions on this .vexed day the 9th of February, was fixed for the execu- of any other mornin g and evening paper s, unless there Standard tells us of a drouthy constituent of Mr. tion of the. horrible design . Mary Stuart 's con- smoke ascending- heavily from the -lower floors, character which we have already so frequently existed in various parts of the country a Republican question are put forth -with a calmness ap- follow the example of the Recorder noted as the distinguishin g Hume, afflicted with a sore leg, who was admonished duct , when tbe time for the murder drew near , is warned us to , characteristic of class of readers to subscribe to the m ? Again ; any by his medical attendant that he must renounce proaching to indifference, but withtbe decision and take care of ourse lves. We escaped without ' but too well calculated to confirm the accusations this admirable series of tales. We see, how- one who will take the trouble to inquire on the whisky or lose his limb. " Cut it aff," was the much trouble over the roofs in the rear , and follow- of a judgment or a verdict. Mary's impru- which result from the depositions of the witnesses, ever, less of the heroine than her parents and Bourse at Paris , will find that shares in La Prern promp t decision of tho patient : "Icanna want my dence and levity before her marriage with the confessions of the perpetrators , and her own ing the directions of a gentleman who, in expecta- are at a considerable premium, while those of calamity, had been their associates in this tale, though we are made dram !" letters. Kelson says that she cause d a bed of new tion of the coming employed nearly every royalist and imperialist joined are at a A Wit. —Finn , the witty comedian , was carving Darnley,her adultery with BothweU, her pro- King s apartm ent with a companion in cutt ing the pictures from their to feel const antl y the tendency of the events bable complicity in her husband's murder, and velvet to be removed from the , fearful discount . These simple facts, which are a goose at supper when John Everett, tbe ex-minis* and substituted an old one in its place. Paris de* frames, and removing tbem to a place of safety, we upon her mind. The course of the story, stated quite independentl y of all political views, are ter ' s brot her , called out fro m the other end of the her connivance at BothweU's abduction, are dares that she also removed from her own chamber made our way as fast as possible to an office in Col- however, affords Mr^ Clarke opportunities of worth y of remark , as they afford a clue to esti- table lege-green, almost adjoining the Bishop's palace. , " Wha t sort of a fowl is that brother of yours ratherreceived as evidence than treated as mat- a rich coverlet of fur, which she was, doubtless, depicting Italian life in the middle ages, of matingthe present conditi on of our neighbours, not Finn ?" — " I t is almost as great a goose," responded ters requiringargument to prove. Her alleged desirous not to leave there on the evening of the ex* Here were assembled the magistrates and the com- to be found in the passionate polemics of opposing the wit, " as I Ever-et .'" manding officer , expecting an immediate attack which she fully avails hers elf ; and the result guilt withRiccio, and someother mean persons plosion. On the Sunday she came to spend the even- factions, " Rathkp. Cutk."—A chap from the country ing with the King, whom she had assured that she upon the Palace, and consulting upon the means of is one of the best stories we have yet had from Notwithstandin g is left unsettled, though the charges are her pen. the restrictions above alluded to having visited the Great Exhibition, thought he would remain in Balfour 's house dur ing the night. meeting it. The attack came before any decided —to return to our point of contras t—the French would treat himself to a French repast at Soyer'a stated. Whilst she was talkin g familiarly with him in the Elan could be formed. The Colonel met it as he press indulges in the most menacing and inflam- Symposium. Upon the bill of fare being handed to M. Mignet gives a minute account of the room upstairs , the preparations for his death were ad met the form er manifestations . of the good- The Countess of Rudolstat. By Geokoe matory attacks upon men , ministries , and parties ; him by the waiter, he remarked that he " didn't circumstances connected with the murder of actively going on below. On the previous evening bumoured mob, that is, with his avowed sanction Sand. (Parlour Library.) London : Simms and thoug h in England the anonymous system pre- were hastil y care 'bout reading now—he'd wait till after dinner 1" Hepburn had broug ht the barrel containing the and countenance. We desired to join and M'lhtyre. vails, while in France every article is now signed TB1HQ3 WU1CH MR. HOU BS 18 AT PBOTBCT Darnley, the Queen's husband, founded on a a division of specials advancin g from the Council- careful examination of the papers, which powder into the nether hall of the lodging occupied Cohsuelo, of which the ' Countess of Rudol- (by law) with the name of its writer , personalities LIBEHTr TO PICK. by Bothwell in Holyrood Abbey. Before evening house. The Colonel drew up his soldiers in two in French journals runs much higher than in our To pick all the undeserving lords aud ladies out of lines in front of the entr ance. Between ' these we stat' is a continuati on, has been pronounced by bear strongly against the Queen as an ac- on Sunday, Bothwell bad assembled all his accom- own prints. the pension list . complice in the murder. The estrangement plices in that same room , had concerted his plans entered the building, which was already on fire, all her critics the finest production of this im- Another curious difference : in France there is no To pick the locks of the prisons that confine Abd- ruffi ans occup between them commenced with the favour with them, and had allotted to each the part he and swarming with ied m plunder. passioned and highly gifted writer. Probably, dut y on advertis ements ; yet that vast engine of el-Kader , Kossuth , and the poor Hun garian exiles. We succeeded iu extinguis hing the fire and plied shown by the Queen to Riccio, whose assassi- was to perform in the nocturnal tragedy. At about , that is the reason why she has been induced traffic is there in its infancy compared with its gi- To pick the padlocks that fetter political prisoners ten o'clock in the evening tbe sacks of powder our heavy staves among the thieves in a manner to give a continuation of a work which has gantic expansion in Eng land , where so onerous a to felons and criminals at Naples. nation, in her presence, added bittterness to i Powrie that surp rised a few of them , and strewed the floors were carried across the gardens , by Wilson , insured so wide and so lasting popularity. tax is levied upon every announcement of our wants To pick a capital out of Europe that contains as her previous apathy. andDalgleish, as far as the foot of Blackfriars Wynd , with their cowardly carcases—scores of them fall- and wiahesr ~Bu£ indeed , what is trade in France many bad statues and monumen ts as London. ing without being touched. ' Continuations,' however are proverbiall Then arose in her mind a fatal passion for were they were received by Hay of Tallo, Hepburn , , y compared with trade in Great Britain ? What idea Britawnia Rulin g thb Waves at Cowes.— and Ormiston , and conveyed into Balfour ' s house by In less than half-an-hour the palace was on fire dangerous things in literature; and though we have the monopolists and pedlarsjof that young Re- Bothwell, which her courtiers readily under- and an immense volume of clear The result of the contest for the Royal Yacht Squad - removal'^ tbe assistance of Paris . As soon as the powder in every part , fully appreciate the geniu s, the artistic tastes , public of the burning fever of competition which ron Cup at the Cowes Regatta redounds much to our stood. They offered by Darnley's ' flame covered with a canopy of black smoke, the had been strewed in heaps oxer the floor of the , and the practiced skill of Madame Dudevant, drives the golden current through the veins of maritime glory ; for the America ra n clean aw ay to prepare the way for a marriage with room, }ust beneath the King's bed, Ormiston went greete d by a demon roar from twenty thou sand rab- British industry and enterpise I Franco is follow- announced the admirable humour of as well as the ardent love of liberty displayed from her British competitors. It would be better , new favourite. The Queen told them to do away, but Hepburn and Hay of Tallo remained ble throats , ing rapidly in our footsteps. She is already the however, if we possessed a yach t that s good friends and well-wishers . in every, page of her new work we cannot would be likely nothing ' by which any spot might be laid on with their false keys in the Queen 's bed-ch amber , the Colonel' , second commercial state in Europe , and far in ad- to catch her if it ran after her. —Punch. engage d all her When aU was r eady Paris went up into the King' s place it beside the record of the early life and vance of all others in wealth and prosperity. Let , When to Invite your her honour. ' Bothwell By tbe time we had returned to the square the Fbibmds. —A funn y room, aud the Queen then recollected that she had development of the noble Zingora, she has however , the following statistics , taken from a writer advises that when your friends Mends and connexions in the plot :—bnt the Mansion-house was in a state of ruin ; the whole ar e laid up prom ised to be present at a masqu erade , given in has taken for her recent work on political economy, or rather poli- with the rheumatism , always press them nsenting party ? M. fron t had fallen in bodUy, and buried a number of hero. Much of the ground to come Queen, was she a co Holyrood Palace, in honour of the marriage of her tical comparative anatomy, convey some notion of over and take tea with you. While such the drunken wretches who had wroug ht its destruc - over which the reader is taken resembles that acts of Mignet thus answers the question :— servant Bastian with Marg aret Harwood , one of the gulf which still separates the two countries in a kindne ss entail no expense, they procure for beneath the wreck. But the large amount of which Scotts ' Anne of Geierstein' has ren- you a retain ed feelings of distrus t and her favourite women . She therefore took far well tion, financi al and progressive point of view :— larger reputation for sympath y and nei ghbourl y k ind- She still timber employed in its construction , the solid floor- animosity towa rds Darnley, whom she now accused of the Kin g, left the house with her suite , includ- dered familiar to English readers. We are Great Britain , it is calculated , has an income negg. With proper discrimination , there is nothin g n and the massive furniture with which it was conspiri ng against her life. Accord ing to state- ing BothweU , and proceeded by torc hlight to Holy- i gs, introduced to one of those formidable secret of about £550,000,000. Her taxes are abou t that pays a better profit than " goodness of hear t." of stocked , supplied fuel to the flames for many hours ; ments attribut ed to William Hiegate and William rood. Darnley beheld her departure with grief societies, which, in the olden times, were the £50,000,000 or one-eleventh of her total revenue. News.—The newer the country , the more hospi- as though and it burned fiercely till long after midni ght, to France has an income of £320 000 000 onl a Walcar, two serva nts of the Archbishop of Glas- and secret fear. The unhappy Prince , retributive agents of humanity upon the , , y with table the people are. Whe re houses are as far apart denied when they were inter- for eboding the mortal dange r by which he was the immense satisfac tion of the mob, who cheered taxation of £70,000,000, or more than one-fifth of as countries , a stranger is as welcome asa newspaper, gow, but which they vigorous ly as the different masses fell successively tyrants who openl oppressed the masses. the Sing had resolved to threate ned, sought consolation in the Bible, and y her total revenue. That is to say, France produces and is commonly used as one. The moment he ar- rogated and confro nted, to the ground. The whole sk Prince his son, to read the 55th Psalm , which contained many pas- y was now in every The nature of their organisation, the cere- rather more than one-half what Great Bri tain pro- rives he is " put to press," and what is more seize the person of the yonng , direction a red and glowing arch like the fiery , kept lay, and to govern in sages adapted to his peculiar circumstances . After , monies which preceded admission into the bro- duces, and is taxed more than doubl y in proportion there till all the news that has happen ed for the last have him crowned without de vault of Pandemonium resounding with the frantic chimerical plot the his devotion he went to bed, and fell asleep, Tay- , to her means 1 six months is thor oughly squeezed out of him, his name. Oat of fear of thi s , shape. The rain therhood, and the great object for which it and Royalf rom Stirl ing to lor, his young page, lying beside him in the same yells of fiends in human , as it still To return to the advertisement department of the bottled up for future use. Queen removed the Prince drizzled down fell literal ly in warm dro ps upon was formed, 'Liberty, Equality, and Fra- had expres - , press—a department so important with us, so in- The Acts of th e Apostles.—A Con stantino- Edinburgh. * * The day after she apartment a as we stood beneath the shelter of a half- ternity, '* are full described. That triune severity of our f ces, y significant in France. At a rough guess we should ple letter in a French journal states that a savant as- sed herself with such suspicious Meantime, the old halls of Holyrood rang leafless tree contemp lating the disgusting r to lavish marks , f eaks watchword of the free can now be spoken say that there are at least one hundred times as ser ts that , from ancient Gree k manuscripts , Darnley, she set out for Glasgow, with gaiety and dancing. But the fatal hour and orgies of the crowd. About ten o' clock the he has of the strongest affection upon him whom she openly, though yet far from being realised ; many advertisements annually printed and pub- discovered an indication that _ the original of the and detested so thoro ughly. had arrived ; and the murderers were pre- Colonel arrived at the square with his detachment but that we are nearer to that end is to be lished in London as in Paris. From this conscien- " Acts of the Apostles " is buried in an island in the judged so unfavoura bly, of automatons , who, wrapped up snugly in their who was still an inval id, was great ly sur- pared for their work :— tious gwa the reader may form some dim notion of Sea of Marmora. His application to the Turkish. Darnley, warm cloaks, he paraded up and down among bis ascribed to the labours and the sufferings oi the vast dispa rity prised at this unexpected visit. He knew that for some time at the ball, but between the two countries in that Government for leave to make researches after it is Bothwell remained drunken , plundering proteges for some ten minutes , those, who in more terrible and trying times, part icular walk of literature. Mary Stuart had recent ly spoken of him in very midnight to join his confedera tes. opposed by the Greek Patriarch from the fear that stole away about and then , to leave them unmolested in their further preserved the pure creed of Liberty, * and It is impossible to estimate the effect of the abo- harsh terms, and he had received some vague He changed his rich costume of black velvet and _ the discovery of this important document may lead conspiracy. He did stuff ; and left his diversions, marched every trooper off the spot, and nourished a Holy Faith in the ultimate eman- lition of the naturally-detested advertisement-duty to schisms in the Church. warnings of the Craigmillar sati n, for a dress of common went home himself to supper and to bed , from from the Queen, but , cipation of our race from tyranny and priest- in this country, which would put us in that respect Cucsskn 's New Knittin g Machiner y.-* not conceal his apprehensions apartments, followed by Dalglekb, Paris, Wilaon which neither the sense of dut y (supposing him to M. learn ed from the Laird of att en- on a level with the French. Probably, if our hypo- In the counties ef Notting ham, Leicester , told her that he had and Powrie. In the hope of attracting less have had any), nor all the messages and remon- craft. Consuelo, after many trials—the object and sign a paper which which led from thesis be at all near the mark , tha t the number of Derby, but principall y in t he former, there are Jlinto, that she had refused to tion , he went down the staircase strances of the magistrates of which is to purify, enlighten, and authorisi ng his seizure, bis , now driven to their British advertisemen ts is now as a hundred to one above four thou sand circular stocking frames at had been presented to her, Holyrood into the Queen' s garden, and directed , could induce him to stir till the mornin assa ssination , lie added gate. The two senti- wit's end g. strengthen her mind—finds the husband in France , the ratio would not then fall much belo w work. Some of tbe machines are so constructed and if he resisted, his course towards the southern He and his red jackets had not been long off the one thousand ! thinS that she, who Tras his nels on guard seeing a party of men coming along to whom she was united on his supposed death that a girl fifteen or sixteen year.a of age ia suable,! that he would never ground when the mob, now in admirable humour , As a. sort of counter poise to its political bond- own proper flesh, would do him any hurt; and this unusual path at so late an hour , challeng ed bed, restored to her, improved and more per- with ease to work four feeders at a time ; and the and increased by fresh arrivals , commenced a sys- age, the stamp on a newspaper is only one half that ' then, with more vanity than confidence , he de- them : " Who goes there ?" —" Friends !' an- fect and more loveable than before ; and the produce of her ordinary day s labour from such a to injure tematic course of destruction and plunder upon imposed in England , and paper duties are unknown . clared that if any others shou ld inten d swered Powrie. —" Whose friends t" demanded one private property. Beginning at the east end of the novel ends in happiness, not so much derived frame is material sufficient for twenty dezen pairs of nnless they took Iiord Bothwell I" Hence arises a further important distinction be- stockings. him, he would sell his life dear, of the sentinels. —" Friends of north side of the square , they first plundered and bun ot pro- from external influences as the noble, trust- tween the pres s of France and that of her island ty Dog. him sleeping. Mary in her turn remin ded was the answer. —On this they were allowed to gutted and then fired successively, s Sagaci of a —The New York Tribune and of the the , every hou e, ful, aud loving natures, who have triumphed neighbour. There are several daily newspapers bis intention to retire to the Cont inent , ceed, and going up to the Canongate , found that the dwelling of reformer or anti-reformer indiscri- notices a case of remarkable sagacity in a dog. A and Walcar . by which they intended to leave over both temptation and weakness, and published in Paris, edited and contributed to by gentleman had two dogs one a spaniel and the other project attributed to him by Hiegate Nether -bow gate, minatel y. Infirm old men , women, and half-naked , never been serious in his the city, was shut. Wilson immediately awoke John come out from the ordeal purified and en- the most distinguished men of the day, t he price of a large half-bred deer hound. The spaniel was Be affirmed that he had children were driven forth from their houses to which is only t wo sous, or one penny tho number. and denied the second charg e Galloway, the gate- keeper , calling on him to " open playing with the gentleman's little boy, when the threa ts of departure , aeek a shelter from the accumulated horrors of the nobled, Iu the early part of the book there Three sous is the price of the more expensive ¦withvehemence. After havingrepro aehed him with the port to friends of Lord Bothwell. " Galloway, lad accidentally fell into a large cistern. Tbe were doing out of night at the hospitable hands of strangers. Furi- are some graphic sketches of the great journals. Their sale is of course proportional to but before she his fears and suspicions, and evinced moregen tleness in surprise, inquired what they ous bands of Irish savages burst in the doors and mother saw the accident from above , They made no an- Ferdinand of Prussia, his Court, and his their price, and their influence consequentl y much t tt had run to and less aversion towar ds him tha n usual , Mary their beds at that time of night. and loading themselves with booty of every had time to reach her boy, he li le dog on. Continuing his route as windows, Castles for prisoners, thrown off with the cha- more extended than in England , where a daily the large one and induced him to go to the cistern had no difficulty in regaini ng allher form er influence swer, but passed * * sort , piled it in heaps beneath the trees , or round paper is a luxury absolutely forbidden to the poorer oyer him. far as Blackfriars Wynd, BothweU leit Powrie, the Statue in thecentreofthearea. Others , eager for racteristic ease, aud high finish of Madame and pull the child out . Dalgleish at th is point , and procee ded and working classes. Hence the French , as a Aktificial Leather. —A steam engine of sis ou comes to the conclusion that— Wilson, and drink , rushed to th e cellars , and soon, mad with the Dudevant's pencil ; and though we prefer a The author to Kirk of Field , where he waited n tion, are much further advanced in political eigh t horse power is erected at Abington , Mass., for with Paris alone fumes of wine, raged franticly through the rooms , Consuelo as a whole, it must not be understood ri and obedient to the ferocious and Hay of Tallo in Balfour 's garden. knowledge , ght or wrong, than the English ; and grinding up the chips and shavings of leather which Blinded by passion, for Hepburn burningan d destroy ing, roaring and yelling, till the that we do not recommend the Countess of far more excited and impatient on the subject of re- and abitious -will of her lover , Mary Stuart went to It was at this moment , we have every reason to be- had kindled licked are cut off by the shoe and boot makers, and which manifes- concealed within the ascending flames themselves lludolstat. Contrasted with any other no- forms whi ch the dominant class—that is to say, the have her e burnt or thrown away . These Glasgow to gain Darnley's confidence by lieve, that the two murderers them into the glowing abyss beneath , where they tofore been the aid of th eir bureaucracy— naturally delay and oppose by every are ground to a powder resembling coarse snuff ting a hypocri tical interest in his conditio n, that house perpetrated their crim e. By perished miserabl y. The conflagration now ex- vel which has recently been published, its , into the King s means in their power. and this then mixed with certain gums she might place him in the hands of his enemies. false keys they gained access ceeded all that had gone before . Many of tbe cel- superiority is incontestible ; it is only when it powder is apartment. On hear ing the noise, Darnley jumped irits and the fierce is tried b the hi s a the Now in France at least one adult in ten is either and other substances , so thoroug hly th at the whole And here is a chain of the circ umstantial avoured lars were stocked with bonded sp , y gh t ndard, set tip by out of bed in his shirt and pelisse and ende h the a soldier, a placeman, or a police spy. No wonder mass becomes a kind of melted leather. In .1shorts which he supp orts that opinion :— led rush of the fiery columns that rose throug author of Consuelo, that we find any cause to evidence by to escape. But the assailants seized and strang when the fire that tbe revolution sits en permanence in the brains time this dries a little, aud is rolled out to the de* man- black shells of some of these houses hint a falling off. and the hearts of French Bothwell had placed in her service, as valet, a him. His page was put to death in the same irit-casks was truly terrific to of French philosophers, sired thickness—perhaps one twenty-fourth of an a sma ll had reached tho sp poets and patriots when a tenth of the population Frenchman name d Hicolas Hubert , who had been ner ; and thei r bodies were car ried into witness. About midnight , the Custom- house was , inch . It is now quite solid, and is said to be en- and who was found on consume more than a fifth of the total revenue of a tirel y waterpoof. —The Builder. his own serrant for very many years, orchard near at hand , where they were attacked , the officers , to the number of fifty, sum- _ The Atiohskt and the Tax Collector. —A the country in which the result of an l division of talk lately usually called Paris, from the place of his birth. the next morning, unscathed by fire or powder, marily turned out. and the building fired at once in limb of the law in this town was lately waited upon equa Finu Arms. —There has been much musket This Paris, who was one of the agents employed by King covered by his shirt only, and the pelisse laces. While the flames were raging, a at rather an early hour in the morning by a collec- property would give about sevenpence* a day to of the new Prussian invention for loading a twen ty p with only his old master in the executio n of the plot against lying by his side. After the execution of this dark insane miscreants sat down to gorge and tor ef church rates. The lawyer made is ap- every citizen shareholders. at the breech , and the American revolver, from Edin- band of It is said that there is the Kind' s life, accompanied the Queen deed, Hepburn lighted the match which communi- and were buried alive or pearance at the door minus several of his upper Thus the want of abuses to attack or propose one barrel , instead of six. guzzle in a lower room , remedies for is not one of the misfortunes of a nothin g either, and that specimens of each , burgh to Glasgow when she paid Darnley her Jate cated with the gunpowder in the lower room, and dead dru nk in the midst of their org ies by the fali- garments , but he very politel y invited the collector new in arrival Mar y Stuart sent flourish are exhibilod to the public in tha TOit TWO days aft er her , tho house was blown up, in order completely to ing-in of the roof. Some were seen expiring ID to walk in and take a seat. He protested that a French journalist, and newspapers accord- 200 years old , with a letter which attests at , ingly. Austrian armoury , at Vienna. —In China the screw- him back to BothweU obliterate all traces of the murder. Bothwell agony on the pavement , having leaped from the man who did not pay his taxes must be looked upon she felt for BothweU and On the other hand, the great, unstamped press, have been known for ages 1 So once the affection which Hepburn, Hay of TaUo, and the other bandits went windows of the flaming houses ; one impaled him- with great suspicion, apologised for being out so propeller is said to his siniste r designs. which in England does so much for the education is it with most of our cleverest and most modem in- the part which she took in to a little distance to await the explosion, which on the iron spikes of the railing in front, where he often when the tax collector called , and expressed " Being departed from the place where I left my occurred about a qua rter of an hour afterwards , be- fel- a hope that no one had seen the taxman enter the and civilisation of the people, is entirel y unknown ventions ; if there be any thing of sterling merit in was wriggled in torture to the infinite mirth of his in Fr ance owing heart ,5 she said, "it is easy to be ju dged what tween two and three o' clock in the mornin g, with a house. The collector replied that he believed no , to the police restrictions thrown tbem , be sure that the Chinese, or some other long- given him an ac- low patriots. . round everything connected with prin t and paper decayed inheritors of anti que enligh tenment , know my counten ance." After having fearful noise. detestably brutal scenes enacted ro the one had seen him . This assurance appe ared for and having de- Of the in that Republic of contradictions . The place of all about it. count of her journey to Glasgow, then re- square during the transaction of these the time to relieve the mind of the lawyer , who mistrust and It is too true that Mary screened, area of the retired to an ad these amusing and instructive periodicals is feebly Four Poixts.—There were four good habits a wise scribed to him Darnley 's fearfu l disgracef ul atrocities it is hardl y possible to give an joining room. He soon reappeared they are ment ioned warded, aud afterwards married the murderer with a fine razor supplied by the/eufttcton of the daily papers (week- aud «ood man earnestly recommended in his counsels affectionate demonstrations , as adequate idea by description alone. Arou nd the and strop in his hands and conti- , Crawfor d (a gentleman of her husband. It was impossible for her nued for some lies are rare—they suit not the fervish progress of and by his own example , and which he consider ed in the deposition of Thomas statue of King William 111. immense quantiti es ot seconds to sharpen the instrument. Lenno x, to nonl therefo re not to become involved in suspicion : He seemed a little events in a revolutionary state.) In these are pub- essentially necessary for the happy mana gement in the service of tbe Earl of * costly furniture, the plunder of the burn ing houses, ner vous, and after a few ques- ot his interview with t he tions and answer s lished tales , literar y and dramatic critisism , and ar- temporal concerns ; these are , punctuality, Darnley communicated —yet, considering her contem pt for Darnley, were flung in disorderly heaps. But with a view had passed between him and the accura cy, say " I have never seen e e collector , the lawyer no ticles of various kinds , by the belletristic writers of steadiness , and dispatch . Without the first , Queen), she went on to ,— and the strength of her passion for Bothwell , to an hour ' s luxurious enjoyment, tables w r said , "Are you quite sure time is I had not and one saw you come in France. But as the novels of Alexander Dumas wasted ; withou t the second , mistake s the him better, or speak so humbly ; and if th is is not incompatible with a belief in her spread and heap ed with viands of all sorts , V The collector , who began most that his heart is as soft as all not to like the absorb the greater portion of the /euittaon s of the hurtful to our own credit and intere st known from experience wine and spirits in plentiful array. The hungry looks of the man of legal attain- , and that o£ 1 should almost innoc ence of deliberate comp licity in th e pre- ments , beat circulated journals , they offer small field either others, may be committe d wax and mine as hard as diamond , wretches despatched the provisions as fast as they replied, " Oh , I'm quite sure no one saw ; witho ut the third , him. However, fear not hing. pa ratio n of his murder. Her subjects, how- mere. me come in." —" Then " i , drawing for literary as piration or for popula r instruction . nothin g can be done ; and without the fourth have taken pity on were supplied , and loudly clamoure d for , sa d the lawyer are at pre son^ so , oppor- She was nevert heless disgusted at the per fidy which rose again st her and the murder er ; aud ana naKea the razor across the strop more savage ly, ''I 'll However, all classes in France tunities of advantag e ar e lost which it is impossible ever, Fiends in feminine form, drunk with wine, busy seeking wha t they call a solution in politics , her passion induced her to practice , and which she of romantic adventures whose gprgon take good care no one sees you go out." The to recall. after a serie s , losses, to tho waist—hideou s bacchanals , that they do not perha ps feel very keenly the want caUed her JuUeful deliberation. " You constr ain me her fli matured in the fil th and squa lor of Bristo l s collector hecame alar med , and looked about for a Sagacious Sparrow. —The other day, we noticed victories, and escapes, ght across the ugliness, •« of lighter nutriment for their minds on the one so to dissimul ate," she added , " thatl am horrified , darke st dens and slums of slime and excrem ent , was way of retreat. — Stop till I get a bucket ," a sparr ow perfor m an action indicative of great in- taki ng refuge in England fro m the hand, or more enduring literature on the other . seeing that you do not merel y force me to play the border, keeping with the seething hell of riot and said tho attorney ; " I'll not have any dirt here, genuity , and of considerabl e reasoning powers. The own countrymen , brings us down in strict but I'll The writers of French journal s are simp of part of a tra itoress. I pray youremember that if rage of her rapine around—gave volub le and vocifero us utt er- soon put you from going out. " As he ly all the bird was hoppin g about , apparen tly in search desire to please you did not force me, I would to the close of M. Mignet's first volume, ance to language which no pen can tr anscrib e or spoke the lawyer retir ed , and began to shout to his men of note and talent in Franco , who rarely fail water, when it observed a pipe giving forth the de- rather die than commit these things ; for my heart tongue repeat, and urged and goaded their dru nken servan t to bring a bucket. The collector was in to defend with their pens in a newspaper the pri n- sired element , not in abundance , but in drops, and despair upon a bleeds to do them. In brief, he will not come with h Magazine. September. culls and bullies to more remorseless deeds of ruin , and as soon as his supposed assaila nt ciples they have advocated with their lips in the that slowly. The sparrow perc hed itself Tail' s Edinburg uu tpe me unless upon tiiis condition, that l wUl promise and ravage. Here a brawny miscreant , mounted t urned his back, he rushed out at the door, and Hou se of Assembly. Even the very subs and penny- stone, near the end of the pipe , a:id watc hed ndon: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. never a-liners as we should call flew up ana to use in common with him a single table and the Lo on a table put up the stolen goods to auction , and again trou bled the lawyer for church rates. — , them in England , are dro p was formed, when it sugaeiously Castle ' comes to a satisfactory , ambitious «» «» same bed as before ; and that I shall not leave him ' CraisaUan sold them too, knockin g them down general ly to Liverpool Mercury. mostly thou gh penniless young adven« caught the precious globule just as >» »" present number, which opens the Airs. Br owning ' Casa Gui di turers, whose futur e it is not a un ber "f 1 3 so often ; and that if I wiU do this , he wiU do aU I conclusion in the the first bidder , and receiving and pock eting s noble poem of " often easy to point of falling. This i t rep eated 1" . '" !, ' spoken exposition smash Windows " has into Italian by prophesy . Thoi r boldn ess of when \it flew a*ay wish, and wiU follow me." - Carried away by the with a vigorous and plain money. If a biddi ng could not be obtaine d, been translated invention when a until it had quenche d its thirst , that she shivered Mazzini. corner is to be filled up at all hazards Review. ¦violence of her love, she told BothweU of the worthlessness of the ' Parliamentary went the unsaleab le article to the ground by an ex- chirping. —Hhnti osc would obey him in aU things ; and begged him not 8-T A;R ¦ ' *v .¦^^^ ^¦0|P ;H^ 1tfe SePTD^ERQ20i1^1- ,7 AMD " Tho lame, THE CHEAPE ST- ^ ' WEEKLY . PERIODI CAf tant socialist publications ! mation ? ; causes which . have : pro- themielre*; and,'.ah0ve.all,.let Jn Not.at » : '--' -i& ' ©j i« ''**iiiiyv ''' -^ '' ;'. ' ' ...... j,-THis JOURNAL -' -, ., . -., - .-: section*: of the industrious classei. . The ag- unmistakeable.conclusion THE PLEASURES OF ENGAGED IS ? ' , that it is thei?? ^ ON wor ks, !»., each, bj pott ls. 60. vijv ' /PuWlsbeuruu WeeWy, Price Ow Fehst,. sad in monthly gressions of selfish Capitalists, and the expo- to unite their A series of popular ^ ^T ?S' &q *Jfcp « XOM NAL , < parts, price Fouhpence), scattered ranks iniorder to r & each. nmM X ft y.eekl y xSfSWme.'oT Instruction ; and Amusement , sure of their clasaitQ a reckless " St THE SEilCH TOR : has B'ow ohtadrta fbe 'lKrgest circulation of Txnlains tbe means by which the population oi the , dishonest, and the ruinous tendencyofithe system " SKJ ' any periodi cal pbiced withuui ew :and Tery superior cir- which fiyjOYMfcsVoF LIFE. to t ae worVi; faisale Wing upwardsfor the of 170,000 of each edU" «nrldWa y be unprincipled eompetition,. the sole end of which all its.phases, crushes labour to.the n ¦ BEGipHS; merit of. tbe nniVtance» , and provided with constant beneficial em- dust \l recreati on, «J«l rational use of time.' 70LAR; Vlon ^ •ufficieitt¦ ^arantee¦ publl- r and is to reduce the wages hitherto paid for their Coal. 6 'H ealth, REGENT VOYAcSirift ' ' :¦ ¦¦-¦ ¦:- • ¦- '¦¦ ' • v-- ' • '¦' ¦ V- . .; ployment, and thereby enabled to : enjoy, comfort . ¦ ¦ -Whippers alreadytbegin to perceir; i?. Contest s.—Ea rly rUaBfe }Spring an * Summer moVmngs, . cation. ' --" • ; • ,. l advantages ., an4 ibe ¦--¦- •¦• • .-¦• -•:.. .,. ,- , .. -.. .v. . ¦: . .»•.- ,- ', Rj PmK« One of the leftdws f«at ure »uoy? uUtin enMuisg tbe Sd auce,. aui .,great . socia ' labour. - ' Excursion s about the .rirens of I»andon—the , : Loh- diwt^nVbi;wb?ch,this.9hangc may be effected with Hflls, Forests, wads, High-roads, and othw plea- « - po*i JomufiL'ts ^n entir ely.netr; romsn.ee, replete yiith .in- 'Their, story is a short, but an-exceedingly the humblest labourer onfthe lanes. ^*i^ Sar* ^ ^ terest and pathos, entitled ' Amy Lawrence , the Free i FhmlZ ?! * tant places , Couuttp Trips and Rambles { tee Sea ; HMES BOSSJO BAVIS ^-TS ^ Tha addres ses on Oovernmerit , on Education , to the instructive one. . Twenty.yearfl ago,4here .was common cause. It is onl he at Night Evenings at Home ; Music ; the Dram a ; 0P Sffi mason's adigbter ,' a tale which should be read by every and on True y cessary that «, £ondo n % CaptainKdtott, to - . = lover ottbe pure and beautiful in domestic life. TiAeffatcs of AllUatlons to tbe World' s Fair , no regular system or organisation among .the and ereryflther !? i Drinkin g,Sleeping, Bathing, Air, Rest, Ease, commander Moore aad The nar- Keligion, which have lately appeared in the body of working men, tm Batng, or rative is rich ly illuatra ted by Engravings in the style of «nA False Coal Whippers.. -Their occupation is one ex- go a J* QccapatHn, &c Behring's Straits. which tbe London Jotonai. ' ' S 0f tkis'Journal, -have been reprinted in-the form of step further and form a excellence for hag .tint been and.yfillbe found to contain information Anal . n, and in. received .from diMingu i«hed.. - . ¦ .-, . ' :...... cheap pampblets,. . ceedingly variable and irregular in its nature, That is the means;% which ^ auJhenti c copyoTthe. dispatc hes interest. '. . : ..' ... 'aone -theVSL' "£RAGMtoS ER03I THE MOfcN'TAlNS. With an There are also now being published weekly a e nf-the deepest depending -greatl * the ; ! the 1 wind ei gompani seri s of Eleventh Monthly Part of tbis Journal is now ready, y upon • way ther present- an ^effeetnal resistance TWO.VOIS. . u «wwfc» the mm* m articles, instrucUve of ' How to Speak . the French Lan- Ihe ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦• ¦ 1 : thL .... . fie.K 5K£ ghly interestin g informa . ' • ' -' • '¦' l 1,r '- ' •'• -''i '' " ' . ' -. - , ' blows.' A'fnir one brings a fleet of Colliers aggression of to VriL 1.—Amstt to tbe L»ket j SkctrfnsfE dmbu rgn, Wi& other importa nt and hi guage Without the Aid of a Master ,' with popu lar and Price 4dV '" ' . capital, or make^the ReminiscenceB oi tion relative to the ExpeoiUoH und er - ,,. , moral 'Eraay a, ' Scientific Notices, Interes ting Also tbe Fir st sVolume, .Price 2i, 6d, ... ., into the voice «i X^ol. 2.—Tfca Lakes of KUlarney ; ^ Details.of pool, and forthwith trade becomes Labour heard ; hi our Legislative ^!)lin,^£c. ' adventure by flood and field.' find a. variety 6? papers on Halls m SIB JOHN FRANKLIN. subjects. •¦-, - OWEN'S PUBLICATIONS. brisk—Coal Whippers rise to a premium. present the landlord and;the' miscellaneous MR. profitrrionger. ^f In the page * of the Loudon Jotonal will also be found g Pamphlets , ' whicb haVe been, reprinted An adverse wind keeps the colliers beating all shades, are paramountI HOW TO BE HA^J- . • g. In the from artic les recently inserted in * Robert .Owen's Jour> about the mouth of the Thames,- and whippers ducers of .wealth are MCxenei to the low-spirite d Private Communications, Crystal Palace , accompanied by elaborate descriptidni. ' useful .for propagandist purpo ses. . 'looked upon Bimn]v bestowed in this nal ' will be very ^ are jat a discount. This irregularity brought machine^ from T* ssx Latb BOBER T HUISH , Esq. ' Much care has been depart ment to render which'the greatest amount SES OF ^^ TEB B* the drawings perfect ly accurate in every deta il : of DISEA tlOD iA , so that the LET TERS ON EDU CATION , into existence a class of middlemen' of the wealth is to be extracted ' bv OnCougu«, «M«. «OT8HmP ' LoNDeNJonEN Abmay, at a future period , be esteemed a them in th« One Penny eatn. work of reference of the Great Exhibition of 1851. ;- . t bugn ^ tff b'e. Addressed to the Teacbers worst description. - • The publicans who' had shbrtest'time ;' and;-so" it° ; Sow Publishing in Nos. at As itis, ¦ and asi ¦¦ wili^cniitihue to be TO . AND AVOID. London : G. Vickebs, 334, Strand } and aU booksellers in = ; ?. • ;of the Human Race.—2d. : • ' houses by the river side helped the whippers until the Proletarians " : ^EAT EAT, * ;; combine fof industii^J S anfllenA* our course may run. By the Authoress pf* The GirsEY GiSL. the kingdom. ' who lounged about them during the 8lack - V ^ H^ -- •Threeinree ™™score *jeaw , " ' protection and political' justice/ t -:eia.osti.verj form (cause and cure } • LETTERS ,ON G07ERKMENT, . , . _ .; enfeebled consfitnt iou Each Pehst Number of this Novel will conta in Sixteen times. The shippers applied to these '.publi- . i£ZS£&dehuTw elnnS aSu Pages of solid print. As it is, and as it ought fo be. . Addressed to the Govern- ' ' ^K l ftTS bewts the man of pleasure , bos:- Central Co-operative Agency, ment of tbe British Emptee.—2d. cans when they wanted men,—they, in turn^ ; I WAR WITH THE POPE AND : ; " INSTITUTED UNDER TRUST TO' COUNTER- employed none but those who were regular _ ' ' DESPOTISM. dfet sud physical regulation of e«ry^ay TRIALS OF LOVE; AT W Me THE I ¦ ' ACT THE SYSTEM OF ADULTERATION TO THE DELEGATES OFt THE WORLD, customers ; and,. as t the- wages' were\alway s " OB, AND •;¦ •; ^ife. AN'S REWARD: FRAUD NOW PREVAILING IN THE TRAD& THE WORLFS FAIR. paid at these houses,; the greater part somep : XEBHM,HeaSL , AKB TOBE iSIC. WOM ¦ , ;A great and 'sweeping revolution advances .. ' BY . AND TO PROMOTE ,TUE PRINCIPLE X)F To which are added ,a Petition of Robert Owen to both TII . Letter to the Editors .of times the whole of them, were spent in drink. with giant strides upoirthe eohtinent. ¦ ' MEN Mrs. H. M. LOWNDES, -CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. , ,. ,,; . t Houses of Parliament , and' a , ; It mav LECTC?KE TO YOUNG the Christi an'Social ist'.' —3d. The Coal Whippers. were, therefore, always commence next week * US IKFB EJ QEMWTS . ,) . Trustees— Edward Vansittart Neal , .Esq., ' , or next month, or OH CH4SH EE 4HP (Latb HANNAH MARIA JONES (Found er of the ' ' be « jou og man is bi« strength. —Pswv. In stitution ).; and Thomas Hughes, Esq., (one of the Con- in debt to the publicans,. who supplied them deferred by circumstances till ihext Tbeglor / of a Authoress of ' Emily Moreland,'«Rosaline Woodbridjce,' ' , . - ¦ ;, . RELIGION CONTRASTED, year ; but expoaiiim of the laws and Pur poses of ''Scottish Chief tains,' 'Forged A'ote,* tributors}. - . i TRUE. AND FALSE scantily with necessaries when they were ouii the f orces A. friendly z , and fjoa- ' fiipsey Jfother , Commercial Firm—Lechevalier , 'Woooin : ' ¦ . Price Id. are mustering, the materiflls of war- *^ ian life • showb« kow to atta in high health, 4 Wedding King,''Strangers of the Glen,, ' Victim . , Jone s, and Co of work and the - consequence •that in ' to realis e the brightest of earth s Central Establisbment-76¦ , Charlo tte-street¦ Fitzrov - .; was, • fare are provided,. the train is laid, e«raWe manHDes s-j *»w of Fashion,*' Child of Mystery,' etc. ¦ • ¦ ¦¦ •' :¦ ¦ • .. ¦ ~ : and but marital efficiescy, and how secure in perpetuat ion equare , London. ' * ' The previous more recent works are:-— spite of high wages when they were em- waits for the i ' j,opes, Branch^ EstabliBbmentB—35 , Great gniting spark 'fb cause a uni- tte same advantages to those -wbofollow us. OTINIONS ON THIS VfOBK. Maryl ebene-gtreet THE REVOLUTION - IN THE MIND AND ployed, they were a drunken, disorderly, and versal losion heartil y . Portland place, 13, Swan-street , Man' exp over Europe. vui. ' After a long silence we again welcome—most Chester. London ; and - . PRACTICE, DISEASES. welcome—this delightf ul Authoress , who comes before ue poverty-stricken body of men. We know not, and need not know OS SPECIAL The agency is instituted for a peri od of 100 years . 8vo., with Supplement, 9s. Gd. People's Editio n, ls. , anything - TKEATStENT. of those heart-stirring, soul-exciting Tales, that The evil grew to such a hei ht that legisla- of 3XEB KATOBE AND with one Its objects are to countera ct the sy&tcn of g any conspiracies or plots against existing the casualties of licentiousn ess none but herself can produce. When we say that the adultr ation ComBrising, orinci paUy fascinating write r and fraud now preva iling in the tr ade ; to deal as agents CATECHISM OP THE RATIONAL SYSTE M, . tive interference was deemed necessary. At governments, to enable us to state this. Tbe dissipation ;; IUostrated by 250 Engravings and Pre- Tbials of Love equals anything that this and « we are uttering the highest prai se that for the consumers in purchasing the arti cles for their con- Price Id. the time it took place, the devil's doctrine of immense scri ptions, and -entitlt d The Gree n Book.' has yet produced , sumption , and for the producers in selling their armies collected by these governments can be given.' .. produce • FAREWELL ADDRESS-ld. ' Let alone > had delightful narrative to promote the progress of the principle of Association : to not obtained the ascendancy —the wild fury with which) in their panic-fear, OF 'We rise from the perusal of this find employmen t LIGHTS AM) SHALE^ MARRIED LIFE. mingled pleasure and pain. The early part for co-operative associations by tbe col- in Parliament and in the Cabinet it has since. they strike at the ' with feelings of lection^ of orders to be executed Watson , Queen's Head -passage , Paternoster-row , and all people in all directions, and •To be,-or uot to be ; tba t ta fhequesfion. , which details the sad history of Amy . Mor- under , especial guarantee id Attain- of the volume to the customers. Booksellers. There were still some remains of the stup trample on the purest and noblest instincts Subject—Happy and Frnitful Alliances—their excites the sympathy of the reader toi a painful of timer , , A commercial firm , acting under the per manent old prejudice in favour of bringing intelli- humanity, ment and Maintena nce ; Infelicitous and Infertile Ones— deeree. '1 *8 hap less girl , friendless and euthusiastis control are warrant sufficient for the truth the ir Cause , .Deviation , and Conversion ; many ennous from which, springs a chain of of trus tees, has been found the safer and mere acceptable Family Colonisation Iioan Society gence and forethought to the regulation and of the forms an imprudent union, mode of carr ying out :these objects accordin g statement. If MazzIOT, KoSSUTH, and Cases and Correspondence. sorro ws which the Authore ss works into a narrative of to law. The . Ori ginated by Mas. - Chisholm. controul of human affairs. The hew fangled Happily as all ultimatel y ends , agency consists, therefore , of trustees ,, contri butors , sub- Ledku Rollin werein their graves to-morrow, jur passing pathos. we scribers , and a commercial partners hi l them drift rudderlessj -slasher; itretha, and rectum. must confess that reeret .for the fate of the unhappy Ann ¦ p. Committee of the FAMILY Colo- phi osophy of letting the revolution would not.be less-certain, especially at the The capital required for the wholesale and retail busi- THE its olv Their diseases add treatment ; comprising Mor timer is the pr edominant feeling iu our mind nisation LOAN SOCIETY informs all parties who exposed to the mercy of every passing breeze— ject not-less clearl defined; its result not Derangements , Constipati on, and Haemor rhoids. of this most interesting tale.' ness having been supplied by the founder and the first con- httVG been approved of for passag es-to Adelaide.and Port y less Urinar y close tributors , no express call is made ' the variable shifting of every tide on a sea of to be XL XII. XUl, XIV. « Welcome a8 the flowers in spring is a new work by at present ,' either , in the ATHENIAN , A 1, ol 673 tons register , that depended upon. The despots have There is no living Authoress to for contributions of subscri ptions . The ' capital will be Philip still a theory, though FOR THE MTJiLI02f , Hannah Mabia Jones. — she will leave the East India Docks, BlackwaU. on W£D- selfish competition-—was banded themselves against God as developed PAMPHLE TS whom the public is indebted for so large a share ef inno- further incr eased after the public have been made ac- kesdat the 24th inst., ;at, eleven o' clock, at which hour 2d. each, by posted., entitled , , rapidly ripening into a. policy. The Legisla- in his highest work " cent and moral reading as to Hannah Maria Jon es. Finely quainted with the objects of the institution , and hare ex- the passengers . are, . re quested to be on board. The Ship _ , Humanity. They cannot The Recluse. When and whom to Marry. perienced its' mode of dealing, .-. ' ture of the day took Hheir stand in the ,old J Years. as her plot is woven, exquisite ly as her characters are de- will be read y for View bn 'Mohday , the 15th: No baggage eradicateits instincts any more than thev Far t?Homages. 1 How to lire 100 this Authoress never loses sight of the moral Customers , af ter three months ' regular dealing, are en- ; on Saturday, - can of every month a serial (16 pages ), lineated , can be received on bourd after i-ur o'clock, ways '-—they formed an elaborate machinery pluck the sun from its course " Xasfly, «n the 1st , which it is her object to inculcate. The steps of Amy titled to a bonus, to be fixed according to the amount of tbe 20th inst. Mrs. Chisholm will be on board three hours ; in their mad •r ice J}d\, stamped 3d., of domes tic, recreative , phiioso- is by temptations and diffi- their transac tions by the council of the agency/ consisting for regulating the employment of Coal and iiiserisate career therefore ter ature , t . Mortime r—surrounded as she ¦ -¦ ¦ daily, from Monday, the 8tb, to Wednesday, the 24th , , they have en- Shica l, and HygeinicU entiled culties, and great as are some of the errors into which her of the trustees and par i ners. ;. •,- • ' (Saturday s and-Sundays 'excepted. ) Whippers—the men ' were all registered—re- gaged ma warfare *^ LEISURE M03 1ENTS. After , payment of all expenses - salaries , profits ,: and in which armies can be of youth and inexperience lead her—never once depart .from , N.B The sHiF will leave Gravesend on Saturday, 27th. gistered men had a preference by law, ,and, no 'Few words to fair faith. ' —Shakspeabe. the straight path of duty, and she makes her election , to bonuses returned to contributors , subscribers , and regula r C. CHISHOLM. ultimate service. ' They can' provoke but The author of the above publication s is a qualified t s -part ;no. other parties ' do that which is right,' although her so doing causes the cus omer , the general profits are to be accumulated , until ; they were employed, riot overcome resistance',' and - successful resis- sieinber -of the pr ofession, being a Doctor of Medicine destruction of her own future comfort .' to form a reserve fund , and part to promote ce-operatiye ¦¦ ¦ the Royal College of Surgeons of • ¦ • - . -. could be engaged to discharge cargoes of coal tance means ¦destruction lince 18U, a Member of ' After the deluge of trash—the out pourings of diseased associations. EPILEPSY, PITS, FALLING SICKNESS, OR ; to those who have England since 1827, and a Licenti ate of the Hall since ginations—that has flooded the literatur e Business transacted wholesale' and retail. ' Subscribers , INSANITY. in the Thames. There was no hardship, in provoked it. last twenty .fi?e and prurientima They have sown the wind, and 182* ; and moreove r, has been for the of these latt er times, it is trul y refreshing to meet with Co-operative Stores , Working Men' e Associations, Kegular this either to the owners and buyers of these ¦ pr actitioner in Lond on. DO0KRALL wishea, to inform all they must reap the whirlwind; years a residen t another of those simple, pathetic , and interesting tales, Customers , and tbe Public supp lied, MR. ' that he These writings are not the mere ephemeral senboh ngs of The Agency intend hereafter to' und ertake the execu- persons afflicted with the above complaints , cargoes,. or to other labouring. men, —it fixed What part shall who owes which have given a world wide reputation to the name of has returned to London , where he intends to remain for England take in the ap- the hour, but the study of their autho r's life, After a long silence she comes tion ef all orders for any ' kind of articles or produce j a price per ton, amounting to a comparatively and position- to the obser- Hannah Maria Jone s. a short time, and also that his address is at the Metro- proaching contest between the two contending liis present existence, heahh , before us with all her early freshness unimpaired , and in their operat ions for the present are restricted to GBO- . . would inculcate, of doing unto politan Cha -bers , Albert-street , Spita lfields. where he trifling per centage on the whole, cost , of -the ' vance of ihe maxims he her last work—The Tmals of Loye—still manifest all CERIES , , and ITALIAN ARTICLES , as a speci- principles of Liberty and Authority ? That as&e would wish to be done by, of Having af ter WISES ' can be consulted. Personal application is not necessary, article—protected the shipper or buyer against othe rs those high qual ities of head aud heart which have endeared mek of what can be done with tbe support of co-operative s case by letter,will suffice. is a momentous question which it is time natu re's Jaws, and of keeping- always on the sunny side of customers . - • ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦!/ A full account of tbe party ' was her to her readers, and have elevated her above ail other Mr. D's success oyer this dreadful affliction is so well es- overcharge - while, any one who was willing to asked and answered the people of this way writers , as one whose every production is replete with Hides have been framed and printed to enable any num- ' by couu. hey are to be had at Messrs. Sherwood' s, , Pater. iu any distriet of Londenj or tablished as to leave comment unnecessary. ' comply with the, regulations of the Coal T 23 truth , gentleness , and sensibility.' ber of families ofall classes , Mr. D. would take u male or female partn er, the latter try. We know there is a large and influen- aoster-w>w, Mann , 39, Cornhul ; Carvalhe , 1*7, Fleet. any part of the counfry, to form themselves into '.Friendly Whipping Act, and the rules of the Coal or direct from the Aut hor (by preferred , who would ' be instructed iu the treatmen t of tial party that will strai ghtway reply— ' Neu- Itre et, and aU booksellers ; SI COIAINS , 113, FLEET STREET , Societies ' fur , enjoying the benefit of Co-operative Stores. partner post or otherwise}, 10, Ar syle-place , Regent-street , where four stamps. ' Epileptics. It would be desirable that the pos- Whippers for their internal Government could tralit AND ALL BOOKSmHB. To be sent by post to parties forwardi ng . creatur e. All : com- * y : let lis leave foreign nations to settle Br. Culvenrell may be advised rath perso nally daily, from Particulars of the nature and objects of the Central Co- sessed a disposition, to' serve a fellow- become a member of the body. nine. t , P.P.-; and where answers ar e required , to their own internal affairs. The policy of non- leu tiH five, and in the evenings from seven till operative Agency, with a Digest of the Deed of Settlement , munica ions The result was, that the publicans who had Just Published are to be found in the printed report of a meeting enclose a postage-stamp. intervention is the true policy of Great Bri- , held at formerl lived by'plundering the Coal Whip- DO I0U WANT LUXURIANT AND BEAU- IN NOS. AT ONE PENNY EA« H, the Central Office of the Agency. To be sent by post to par- y tain.' There might have been a time when TIFUL, HAIIt, WHISKERS, «fcc. ties forwardin g four stamps. . . -j BOROUGH ELE CTION. pers were speedily deprived of the power they A list of articles with the wholesale prices for Co-ope- such was its true policy,' but that time has immense puhlic patronage bestowed THE EMIGRANT'S GUidTtO THE GOLDEN LAND rative Stores , and a detailed Catalogue for private ousto - THE ELECTORS AND- NON-ELEC- had so fri ghtfully: abused. The habits, the certainl THE TORS of-Bradford j Yorkshire , are respectfull y in- y now passed away. We cannot sever upon Miss Ellen Graham ' s UlOUKttKSE is sufficient n A L I F 0 R N I A , Will also be sent by post on paymen t ' of one post- morals, and tbe manners of the Coal Whippers ourselves from 1 evidence of its amazing properties in repr oducing the hu- mers and two for the Cat a- formed , that .George W. M. Reynolds , Esq., of London , will the continent in these days of VJ ITS PAST HISTORY ; ITS PRESENT POSITION ; age stamp for the Wholesale List, again .address ' them on Monday , Septei pber29 th , at twelve rapidly improved from the moment they were man hair , whether lost by disease or ualur 1 decay, pre- PROSPEC TS : logue. steam ships, railways, and electric telegraphs. ITS FUTURE 1 o'clock pr ecisely, when all Whigs, Tories , Radicals, Con- venting the hair falling ofi; strengthening weak ha-r, and WITH A MINUTE AND AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF Particulars , Rules, List, and Catalogue will bo for- liberated from the old debasing and depraved servatives and Chartists are invited to attend . We are insular no longer, but part and parcel check ing greyness. It is guaranteed to produce Whiskers , THE DISCOVERY OF THE O G N warde d immediatel y on receipt of ten postage stamps , _ , , bondage, ;¦ They were placed in a position to Voustachois, . . ¦ and enabling them, by such infamous and dis- Nombeb Twenti One, ished lust Wednesday¦.¦ ,) ; ." But, indeed, the question is not left wholl urious scent. Ihe stimuk nt is excellent.*—Dr. John ' ' - • -- An Old Refobjier. > y j Illustrated with . BV —Next week. . . graceful means, to refuse the concession , of Znorapeon , authorof a Treatise " on the Human Hair, and No. 1, and No. 3, will be The Polish and Hon gabun Refccees—T. Brown ' s List to our own decision. Already have we been Ixofessor of ENGRAV INGS. ' just and necessary constitutional , reforms- Chemistry. RICHLY COLOUR ED for three weekB. ^-Mr. Wheelliuuse , Is 6d—Donnell . assailed by the crafty and aggress ive despots For the Surser y it is invaluable, its balsamic properties And numerous Engr avings, all executed in the . most ERNEST JONES. 4s fid—J. Collfus , per Jfr. Iteyiiolde , 3s 6d.—Monies sent does not, in the slightest degree, invalidate in the pursuit of their ' being admirably adapted to infants' hair. style, will illustrate subsequent Numbers. (Consisting of forty, columns of close- prin t, besides . to Messrs, Arriott, Reynoldsl and Rider, are announced ' scheme of universal finished wrapper . . the good faith of the Coal Whippers. They , for by them ,.' ' • ' . -' ' :•- .. • domination, and that, too, in the most wily ' ' " : believed that the system which protected Freckles, Small-pax works, Snnbuvn, Rcd- Two Pence. - . and effectual shape. To have provoked open - Hess, Pimples, JBIaek *post, etc. Contains (besides 'De Brassir ,' ' Trades ' grievance *,' them and insured them a fair reward for their ¦ , hostilities with a nation whose treasures All these disfigurements of the skin are permanently THE CRYSTAL PALACE . :, t t t ,) v . ¦'.. : , and «ad icated by the application of MISS GItAHAM'S and eigh o her ar icles ! toil, was in danger, and they came forward, in The following Engravings of this unrivalled CO-OEEU A.TIOS I—1. What it is .• Its pernicious pre- NCKTICE whose Courage mainly defeated Napoleon's LOT ION. The only preparation extant that will have tbe this its defence. . desired effect, and give the utmost satisfaction . It was edifice, are now ready, and may be had at sent plan-BiMdford—Padihiim—London , etc. A better scheme of universal Empire; would have irit arising, as shown in Bingley and Bury. —-What it But, fashionable Political Economy and aever known to fail, is free from any injurious property, Offi ce :— sp to readers, sWscribers, AND marred the object they had in view. The and maybe used forinfan ts as well as adults. ought tobe ': Being a plan for the conduct of Co-o,. era tive , modern competition have small respect for - .. - . :-,? FRIENDS. pride and the anger of John Bull would have The lotion is sent to any part of the kingdom , on recei pt I —View of the Exterior of the Building; attempts. . 92 ., . such anti ated Observe 1 1^ " No. will contain A' Ckaetist • Totia, We have latel issued a. circular to all qu things as loyalty , or attach- ' «f forty-two postage stam p*, by Miss Graham , 14, Hand a magnifice nt print—two feet long—exquisitely ' : ' ¦ y been aroused, and in the struggle Despotism , Eaoji Observati ons on the Spot. ' : ment to national institutions. .Whether the Court Holborn, London. engraved ; from a drawing furnished by 'Messrs. our agents, intimating that, on and after must inevitably have gone to.the wall.' But tho Coal Whippers are contented or.not is a mat- Fox and Henderson ; and consequently correct B.—Nombeb One is now REPBiNTen. with a classified Saturday, the'30th ult.V the publishing ar- cunning conspirators'against national T.iqtticl Hair Bye. S. ' ' liberty in every respect. Prick only Sixpence. Index so arranged that) when the same ar ticle runs rangements, laced on ter of not the smallest consequence, compared The only perfec t one extant is Miss Gbahah 's. It is a , desirous of pos- of the ' Star ' would be p knew better than to make a demonstration dear liquid through several numbers , the reader with the saving of a quarter of a farthing per , that changes hair in three minutes to any II.—Proofs of the Same Print, printed on sessisng that article , may do so without purchasing the the same f ooting as those of all other metropo- which should have such an effect as this. The shade, irom light auburn to jet black , so natural as to defy thick Imp erial Drawing Paper. Price One hundred-weight in the delivery, of coals from detection, does not entire seriesi . . litan weekly journals. From that date no material aspects of aggressive tyranny have stain tbe skin, and is free from every Smmuo. V«—This Magazine will,- in future . be published every vessels in the Thames. To save a quarter of a , Objectionable qualit y. It needs only to be used once, pro- MO.VDAV, for each ensuing Saturday, so tha t Agents will papers would'be supplied except for cash. therefore, been carefully masked, and a more ducing a permanent dye for ever. Persons farthing the school of Melchisidec, .Isaacs, who have been Ill —The Same Print, Superbly Coloured ; have not the slightest excuse for keeping their customers In carrying put this arrangement, ;it is quite potent weapon employed for the two-fold deceived by useless preparations (dangerous to tbe bead , in arrear with the current number. and Co., would have no pur- will find this on extr a Drawing Pape r, and finished in the possible that, some of our readers may be dis- hesitation in making *c.) dye jierfect in every respect , and that Shimj sos Published Holy well-street , Strand , pose of distracting.our attention; while they • none but itself can he parallel. most exquisite style. Pkicb Two by J. Favey, 47, ' eternal smash' of all institutions and ? con- it* ' London: appointed :in receiving their papers for the pursue their relentless and deadly policy on Price 3s. seat free by post for thirty -six postage stamps , an d Sixpence. ' stitutions' in the world. Reli ion Morality, first week or two. . If so; ' they will know g , the continent, and of rendering us an easier b Miss Graham , t±. Hand Court , Holborn , London. Legality, Patriotism—all are comprised Trade and Dealers .. Price Is., : - , where the ,fault lies, and they can easily in the The usual allowanc e to tho Just Published, « prey in the event of their success. Why iVot Walk "With Ease ? Great Windmill Street , Haymarket. , -onl give their two magic words per centage." It is high Office, 16, N- Account of Several Cases- of . CON- remedy! it. / they have y to. No one who' haa given careful attention to Soft and Hard Corns -and Bunio ns may be instantly re- treason'against Mammon to find any body of ' A SUMPTION (one a Young , Nobleman) cured by orders to another news-agent, who is in the subject can doubt that tbe Papal Bull, b lieved and permanen tly cured by Miss Graham 's PLOlt- means of a Particula r Use of ItAISIN S AS FOOD , and working men who dare to call either- their y BDffi in three days . It is sent free for Thir teen Postage the habit of observing the trade rule, and which a.new Hierarch without Medicine; forming a Guide , by which Consum e souls or bodies their own—or y was .created in this Stamps. PATRI OT KOSSDTB. the Persons may easily cure , themselves'. By Dr. S. sending his money with his orders to his whole- refuse to submit •It cured by corns like mag —Mr. Johns Hounslow. THE country,' claiming territorial titles and juris- ' , UoWBOTBAM, to such conditions as Messrs. Slop «My bunion has not appearedic. since. —Mrs. Sims, Truro. sale agent/ eitHer m London or in the country. , GRASPALL, ' To be obtained direc t from the Author , by sending 0»b diction, was a movement of-the Absolutist | 'Add ress, Miss Graham , , Hand Court , Holborn , Lon- , If no such , person bo available ' and Chicanery, choose to dictate in reference 11 The Portrait of this eminent man has Shilling, in Stamps, or otherw ise, to his Address , id, , a quarter s ' powers for. tho objects we have stated. That don. Gran t-street , Great Colmorc -street , Birming ham. payment in advance, or the remittance of the to wages. Hence, when the Coal Whipping ready for the heads pf tho Romish Church . had the re- been reprinted and is now. price of a single number .in postage stamps Act, under which such beneficial changes had THYSELF ! THE BEST OF ALL establishment.of their ecclesiastical power, and KNOWLEDGE. delivery. •' ".;.;",. weekly, will ensure the been effected , was, about to expire, and its O M A S O OOiP E- B paper regularly from the restoration of the ancient faith directly ' See yourself as others see you.' —Bcsss. ' persons TH : renewal , was askeil last session, It has heen . pronounced, hy Author of 'The Purga tory of Soicides,' tic, - this office by post. the Free iu their view, does not militate against the fact. EXTRAORDINARY NUMBER ; Trade and ' Devil take the Hindmost' party in AN to judge, to he a most admi- Delfvebs Oeations on the Foilowing Subjects :— It is an old maxim of Kingcraft of Testimonials from all classes, Philosophers , , well able Parliament vigorously, opposed such a, , to make men liter ary Persons and Divines of every denominationPeers, en- The Genius of Shaksp eare , as displayed iu his We hare noyr carried these resolutions into hetero- , rable likeness. It is exfjuisitely • Kecitations from and corporate bodies tools, through the instru- have been recei ved by the ORIGINAL GUAI'UIOLOGIST ' Hamle t ; with Head ings and tlie PJ ay, practice, and think that no inconvenience is dox piece of legislation. Messrs. Labouchere wto continues togive iier novel and interestin g DELINE- and is pirated oil thick royal tbe Music of Ophelia' s Songs, &c. The Life and Genius and Glad mentality of their passions,,prejudices, wants, graved, of Miltonr ; witn liecitationsfrom ' Paradise , ' &o. felt by either agents or subscribers. We have stone exerted themselves to the ATIO N'SOF CHAUACTUU from an examination of the Lost utmost to or ambition, and in inciting, the PorE to at- hand writin g, iu a style of description peculiarl y her own, Quarto paper. The Life and Genius of Burns ; with the Music of some of but to repeal*, jthat should any difficulty be felt . maintain the old position of the j his Songs, Kecitations of ' Tam O'Slianter ,' itc, The Lite tempt the spiritual. re-conquest of England ; fining four pages of a sheet of paper. Person s desirous by any one, a, direct application to our office Coal Whippers, but in .vain. Instead of pro- of knowing their true chara cter, or that of any friend in Price only Fourpence/ and Genius of Byron ; with Headin gs and Kecitations from while they flattered and gratified a not unnatural his Works. The life and genius of Shelley, with Headin gs , curing a perpetuation and extension Wiom they may be interested , must send a specimen of will no doubt enable usto suggest a remedy. of the , ' tb *-«ritin g, statin g ses a.»id age, or supposed age, (enclos- G-, Pavey and Recitations from his works. Civilisation : What it arrangements passion of tho ' Holy.See they at the sarao NonxnEitN Star Offi ce, and , it in , which experience had demon- O g fifteen postage stamp? ,) to Miss GK AH AM, and they ' wa s in the Past- ^what eftVcts for Man the present , strated to be time silently but surely sent forth an advanced will receive iu a few days a minute detail of the gifts de- t t, Strand. and the universal Human Hap piness it must produce, in We have this week printed a placard for so valuable, the bill .was greatly , Holywell S ree guard for promoting, their ulterior objects— fects, talents , tastes, affections, &c, of the writer , with the Future . The Eng lish Commonwealth ": Founders of the use of those agents who may, feel disposed altered , by. a Select Committee. . Instead of jj auy "other things hitherto wuuspected. the Strugg le—Coke, Selden, Elliot , P ,; Hampden , &c— ' na mely, the utter extinction of Constitutional NOW PUBLIS HING ym to aid the efforts wo are now making to in- being made permanent, it was made.a tempo- , Despotism of the King, and Tyranny - of Lau d—Civil Government, in the whole of Europe, and Just Published, ., Xut r.bers , Price Onlt One Pesst Each , War—Dea th of Hamp den—Battle of Naseby—Imprison- crease the circulation . of this rary measure ; all the additional powers were Price Is In Weekly paper. The the setting up of an ARE TOU IX LOVE ? A little Plain Advice to and Monthl y Tarts , l'riee Four pesce Bicn; ment , Trial , and Execution uf Charles 1st. The English placard is stamped refused, and clauses were introduced uncontrolled and irre- on th is interesting subject , sent post free by Miss Commonweal th : Government by Parliament and Council , and shall bo forwarded , the ex- 8H VALUABLE and POPULAR STANDARD press object of which sponsible tyranny in the hands of a few fami- grah am on receipt of tliirtceu postage stamps. CHEAPWoRKS. Illus trated with HBMJT1FUL STEEL of State—Cromwell in Ireland , arid in Scotlnnd —Bat tles free of cost to any one choosing to apply was to furnish loop-holes «A ' lies—crowned brigands who are to parcel out . grea t deal of sound advice in u small compass.'— ENGRAVINGS. of Dunb ar and Worceste r—Protectorate and Character of for it, and willing to exhibit it. through which those, who have long been en- AjUls. Oliver Crom wcll-'-Lessons to be derived from the ' jireat among themselves nations, as the spoils of ¦t '£h& people of its kind ' 1.—THE ARCTI C REGI ONS, or tbe Lost Mariners ; being le. The French Re volution deavouring, to break in upon the Coal Ship- best book for young —IIebaid. Commonwealth. Strugg of 1781) ; their crusade against Libert Humamtv. « We advise all our young friends who have so frequentl y a Seareh after Sir John Franklin , including an account of Its Causes , and Progress of Events from its commencement pers and beat down the price of labour, could y and Writte n to us f..r advice to get this book ; if they follow its all the Voyaees in Search of the Missing Ships, troth to tbe Execution of Lo: is 16th. The French Revolution of And we have fallen into the trap thus cun " and beautifully Illustra ted witU Portraits TIE NORTHERS STAR effect their purpose. Instead of confining the nrece.?ts, it will *ave them a world of tr ouble.'— Labiis' Instruc tive 178!) : Events from the Death of the King to the Fal l of the SATURDAY, ningl of Sir John franklin , , , Beecliey, Back ; Directory. The Life and Charac ter of Napol eon. SEl'lKMBER 20. 1851 occupation y set for us. For a . whole year, men of ifewe. * Parrr Ross The Life to registered Coal Whippers, pur- Address Ellen GKAHAM , 14, Hand Court , Holborn , VlfiWS ATP- and icign ol Louis Phili ppe ; with a Retrospect of the chasers all parties and creeds have raved, and spouted , —STURM 'S MORNING DEVOTIONS , for every Day - ; were empowered to employ ' their own 5 London. 2. in late Revolution. Columbus , and . the Discovery of THREATENED STRIKE OF OOALj and written about ' Papal Aggression, and the Year. America ; Cortez , and the Conques t of . Mexico. Fizard o ; servants,' without giving the registered men TOK'S PILL OF HEALTH. 3.—EVENING DEVOTIONS , for every Dav in the Tear. and the Conquest of Peru. Washl ngt- n ; and the Inde- WHIPPERS. priority, Parliament devoted to a foolish and futile hill FBAMP i—STURM'S CONTEMPLATIONS on the life and suf- at the prices they may please to. pay The tJilow.vg' testimon ial is another proof of Ulc , pendence of America. William Tell ; and the Delivera nce the whole of its sittings. But Aggvef - ferings of Jesus Christ , in lustructive and Devotional the Tribune • these ' servants.' We need not describe the the ' great tfficacv of this medicine :— of Switzerland. lUenzi , and the ' Good Hs Among the memorable events of sion ' is not put down. The obnoxious titles •' VYinchmore-h ill, Middl esex, April IGth , ]851. Exercises. ta te.' Massaniello , the Fisherman of Naples , and • Cap- . the memo- consequences in detail. The barriers which 5.—BUNYAN'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS , s (be 'Sir ,—!=. consideratio n ot the great benefit 1 have de- with bi lain of the People.' Kovcinsko ; and Strug gles for rable tenth of April, there was one over which are not placed in abeyance, the interference of Divine Emble ms. Polish Independence. Widtlifte ' , and the Lollards. fenced in tho Whippers from recklefis .competi- rived from taking Framjiton ' s Pill of Health , I feci it a —BUNY>N'S HOLY WAR The Losing and • Lut her , the Home Secretary, the Press, and the those who wear, them, with matters du ty thatl owe to you ajid the public to end jtm the fol- 6. , Takinff and the Reformation. Life, Character , and Influ ence of tion have been alread y, broken down; wages not only again of the Town of Mausoul. Cal vin ; including, a sketch of the Lite and 1 Special Constable , of fowing statement. For upwards of nine years I have ex- ' Characte r of ' class united in laudation have been largely reduced and seeing faith, but with such grave and important -; 7.—If. DE LAMARTLVE , the Great Republican of Serve tus. George Fox, aiid Quakerism . Muh ommed , nothing perien ced tLeiffieacy i.f tlii. excellent medicine. I had with a description of the and mutual congratulations. True it was , temporal and secular questions as the educa- been aftlictcd wit h headache and France , his interesting Travels , and Mahommed:m ism. Tho Age ot Chiva lry, and the but complete ruin starvation, and misery be- long previoesiy ha indi ces Kennington Common estah- fri ^i ving induced me to make a tri al lfoly Land. Crusado s. Sir Walter Raleigh, and the Age of Elizab eth. that was crowded on fore them, tion of the people and the ina 'itutioua tion, but a of S._VV)YAGES AND TRAVELS of Capt' s Pa rry, Ross, Court Influence , and the the Coal Whippers have com- ampton 's Pills, Ino»' inform you that a few doses gave Marlborough , Reign of Anne. that day. by tens of thousands of lished are Fr Franklin , Lynns , and Utlznnj, • as exemplified in the Chartists ; menced a vigorous counter- by the Legislature for that purpose, jne great relief :and during this long period of time Philanthr opy - Lives of Bern ard movement, in ; I have 0.—CAPTAIN COOK 'S VOYAGES round the World , but then the Coal Whippors of the too pal Cuues. taken them in preference to any other medicihe , and I Gilpin , Oberlin , and John Howard. Perseveran ce and In- Port of which they invoke the aid of pable and real. If ' Paul with his discoveries , a new and Superior Edition , illns- Charac ter, all the labourers happiuec jof sayi ng tha t I never had a better dependence of as exemplified in the Life- London had enrolled themselves in a body as Archbishop of h and Primate of all Iiave the tiatcd with Engravings on Steel, comprising Por traits , , tho author connected with the coal trade of the port of Armag State of health ,.whioi: I attribute to Frampton 's Pills. J struggle of Daniel Defoe of 'liobinson ' Special Constables.' There was no fear for Ireland,.' has will soon ' Views, Curiosi ties, Dress of Natives , etc. Crusoe ' The Life and Genius «f Sir Isaac Xewtoii. The London . They threaten a strike, not merely his own way, Ireland beg farther to add. tliat this medic ne - Two Orations—tho one delivered on tb e night fol- ; to the .applauding cheers freE o lH„a e 5 ^PP"* in any totte Pound s. have ne monopoly o? those quaii- tain that faith, and to worship God OXE TO THREE POUNDS PER WEEK WITH lowing tbe other-T hree which greeted these declarations. But it ap. tios iH Jf y '. ,,ns not f!,r manner that is their on B For ai. v number of Ora tions, delivered on successive °r^" , fro,n thl'ce II! lions most consonant with » S^&^ff«a«-««rtrf as the CERTAINTY REALISED. Shillings c»cl'. . pears of Ute, a change has corric over oKn?n ' T fc thcm ' " for children all a»a nielits , Tfa-tT ' ' the a IE . , - , > .the". «ave a caro what they convictions. It is with that Church »«? ^ ^ * ^J%g &2? **™vstb MR. ALLEN WOOD , who for Twenty- % Purkll ojr. Knightsbri dge , London. spirit of their dream.! The A5apleasan r, £alg, and casv A.^i» I. mtc. , loyal ex-Specials c political instrument of despo W u lYl three (superintended I 'j? jj AVIj cU the distance Irom London is great, and a h dc,1, { . in the hands recomcendatou d a miu <,LS ^ii, " Years an establishment em. have forsaken the truncheon, a d »'-. '-ears to the supply of, intriguers:.. «. _: .. . r -r t-. „== ..»:inii 7l ie raost uc ploying upwards of 200 persons (if bo h sexes iu var ious specia l jou rney has to be made Irom tho Metro polis-of emblem of civic tt bour ,.7 f may " ls. against Human Pr ogress cessiol effect , au4 regifn «, res Sof di - for extra travellin g expenses authority and powers, mid to throw lhc,nsclrcs out deal ment during the:.- Bj u * r co,lfiarl br anches , will ibirrard , by return of post , Six valua ble course , eoute allowanc e will embarked in an of work National Freedom alone that we have to o4 ISSSSS a;f d '" »ds of earning - v ordinary intlnstiy, one to three expected. ing to the ke zzdsu ^d /fcS'fe meti..' l'. hv agitation, in which they treat and f a,, {^ Sf; r week, ' the powers And it we say that the battle with Mita hie for every case, Jfi wfttrs e.T, that pounds £." without the outlay of a sovereign or a that be ' most adds a warning to Mr. Laboucheke ' J can be req uired • shilling iC' immunications inten ded to reach me to morrow disparagingl « the Absolutist is Wd for IXDEtlT PEOPLE tfeiy will be found to b» lisle. y-,^, their grio- against. Powers—of which it *J»f ' tile m.iUnust Addre ss Wood WO High-street Rochester , en- (Sundav ) or m-xt Monday, should be addressed , ' Care of ranees have made philandering with . Socialism , for ' comibrtibloby Medicine hitherto pienauj. , Mr. A. , , , some of them so < dielojal.' til at tool—i s not to bs fough t with such misern l)'* ^•fd T to-. closing a dir ected eilY0l'>Psi and thirteen postage-s tamps. Ai r. C. llar ker , Co-operative Society, Halifa x.' Tuesday or that they is an the bottom of the affair. ' . Pr out, -223 Stran d, don, Pri cj l=. ji d of Mr. Thomas Lazanb y, iVortli. oven talk of -bringing • their power paltry weapons thft Legis!" Wd Vs Sd , . , t. Up to this day. Sept •'#' • near One Hundred Testi- Wednesda y next. ' Care - Yet tllO , us those forged bv . p hvx m t V thtf Vend ers of Mtdi ciilts moniaU expressing great satis- gate. Wahc n eld.' Thursd ay, irrida y, Saturday ,«U!Xt , or to bear on the Sani G gchool of political economists geaer ajly tiisflu-hontr have been ricrived a" House of CommL,' ,JoZ' ture last session. W.e must face the nggressfl* , ihcKii.gauai5. . faction. ' Sunda y, the i'Dtli liisl., ' Cure of Mr. Jicnja min I'i?,|'"g', arc continuall telling Aefe f r fka^!p T0! g nil 0F jj-ftXlir, nnfl tibame ,re t0 us y U8 that they have no- on his own ter work at t c,:cw nwtbods ' me- Intending Grimsliaw Wtll . Padilinm , Laneasliire .' Mouday o " ^y )iko quotations thing ritory, and give him F,nw T^ ! and , mak.^e " UoFi nn old Chartistrf f-T m view bui the welfare of the labouring home fr CIfl *.vnaon , on ibo (jjn^rant st0Australia America sbu ;^ Mtbe without Tuesday, the '29th cr SOtli inst ,, 'Ca re of J . Watso n {" speeches. that shall effectually prevent him Guvtrnmen t stsnn p. Clayton-street. Colne, Lancash ire, ' , classes, nud that fci:e interests of and ' —T.C.l Vhat lias eil'ected this marvellous capital meddling with us. . " transfor- labour are identical . fcfc the facta mak for. If Lord PAuiKiisToN were really the acute tjul, sspTiigiffiB^^ -r „ „., ,, .. -. .. „„^ .. MPMSS^ _i __ - ,.- - - ::Klt^J. -s _ _^_j__ . • i-^ :. . Si ^^ _^ ^ ^ ^ —~~—j —~— . .. ¦ ¦- • _«Jll .,. 1 I I l ^ ^ . .. . ,. - . . ^_— J J ^ ._.J -.»^ vi . . *.... _ . -«.' I . ^T.mTnv.T I I l diplamalirt *isi admirenf prej arid possessing^tittlets of the power of immei NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OP aYe ggSw^ - fev stem Sf* *!?' ^rdi , themselves from too often happened that your, own rashness has he 1 *» E «"M»reb/> attached diate adaptation to exigencies as they arise, UNITED TRADES. ^- ;c - r u8tl p th, en- * ai tor is, if ^a* 3 the Nat?on!i"y ! » the instrumentality abled your masters to enlist the power of the law THE LATE POISONINGS AT WjrTgjeat caused--Constitutional Govern^ which is essential to all good government,the 1. S. Duhcojuu5, Esq.., M.P., President. , , • A?SOcla«o», of which they had been to ensur e their own triump h, and hence have been : WRIN.GT.ON, .. ._ " ' ' ''" ' S SS! * ear8 W aThe.himselfjayB he fy he would long Colonial administrationstood by no' means in Established lStf.;-!. '. : ,V; : " shoTO anvifJSr jneS9 ',in If the Committeeio had compelled to flgii t against the two-edged, sword of ont a W lbeir efforts found out a method;-of doing this. the good graces-gf the: peeple of P ° proper plan of national organisation to insure its raeecHesaand;prpFuse. expressions of sympathy^ which, are ; . ^ 6 JUry 8Upporfc 0f thi8 moD8trou8 success. before eleven o'clock. She was then at my , and spirited of sume to offer Duncombe, fndictmSSt.° , son' as in the, case of Hungary.. The ;desppts can and the most intelligent public any defence for Mr.. this J unaer8 a s house. I found her YWJ fi'c& an^ ®' ^ ' " hum- the settlers clearly understand, that until , the against the foul and slanderous attack of this ' t nd- to ho a national irell afford to laugh at all .that Bnd of or h^rDouy, ^Trand l must therefore presume that one of asked her if she had been given anything to and pre-eminentl ' That 'gnwant, desirous of misre. your mam ob bug balderdashY The/docttine of non- people govern as in the United /States,;they y vituperate journal. ; Ert ""he ^n jects will be the establishment of some take, and thoy said she had had some %**? lJi F at !ini Purposes ot the Assoeia- permanent machinery for intervention , is a capital : one - for them. can never hope to do justice to either. honourable gentleman's public life is ,a com- ' fa the regulation of Trades' gin. I sent to Mr. Chadwick, who §?ft ?£-?*f \ '% TO«r of the Editor of the matters and Trades' strikes. That that body shall Ifbey take care -to leave - it to the The ' Times' this week, in one of its bold plete and triumphant answer to the calum- StaS, to reprint the address of Mr. Dunconbe. de- 0n8tU ted ordered his dispenser to , uttendj which upon the oppo- and vigorous, leaders, baa. vividly ponrtrayed nies of this anonymoiUB scribbler; lieaving, atl01!al W h W6r Ve8ted in itS he did sentimentalists, and act ... ^ j !!?u M Coufefencei held on Mon- mmemom0mu!^ fto A hear allr, matters' " connectedP° ' .with a mixture —a spoonful the mh Grey and the Co- therefore he will h 8i5' t0 with trades se themselves.. When Austria,, was teateu ichief caused by Earl , Mr. Duncombe (if indeed tl\fZt?ti? > *M»h we- beg ^ invite business, and m all cases where the rights of any to be taken at a time. Mr. Chadwick saw lonial system under his superintendence and condescend to notice its impertinence), to"; deal * attentl0n of ^e trades-of England, as onejtrade are threatened by Hungary, .Russia .sent her armiM.. to ef S theFrederick Kent, and leastthat England Minister is the with Mr. Perry. Mr. Perry; said that he had long shall hold myself in increased estimation if I can The soldier, whose name is Europe, to put a stop to the prolonged scandal of a people takes care of its own concerns. known what was going on, and anticipated a mination to redress yourselves ; and, humble as I be instrumental either within or without the walls who is an Englishman , was upon hi? confession am , I shall have sufficien t confidence in your foreign occupation of Rome ; and be sure that .. True ! most true, as far. as it goes—but it strike ; and that he had got some tin kettles to ring im- of parliament in advancing your interests. (Con- transmitted to the county gaol, where he remains eliTCrance the Pope portance ahd integrity, when backed by your con- twenty-fonr &oura af£er our ^ ' is not the whole truth. The Colonial Minis- thetft OUt. ' Mr. Perry shook hands with Peel, say- tinued cheering.) of inquiries into the truth of and soon much further thin currence, to declare in my place in parliament to await the result ihallflee towards Gael* ter is the servant of a monarchy, and is ing it was customary to dp so before fighting. The gentlemen, however the self-satisfied or the ex- his confession. • for which Mr. Perry paid 24s., that the hour has at length arrived when English- Gaeta. prerogatives same articles Mr. pectant may ridicule this your peaceful endeavour Redem ption Socibtt. —The rules for managemen t hound to upholdthe power and Shoolbred paid 31s . for. men know their rights, and are determined to to achieve your right, I feel fully impressed with of a crowned sovereign. The side of the St. possess them. (Cheers.) of a Co-operative Store, in connexion with the So- AND "J. Elmot examined.—Was president of theWol- the importance of the working hand , and as fully , and will be brought before THE AUSTRALIAN EL BOBADO monarchical sway, late Workers In the debate upon tho " Ten Hours' Bill," ciety, are now prepared Lawrence not subject to verhampton Tin-p ' Association, and resolved upon persevering with you, until we test a special meeting of the members on Wednesday EEPUBLIO. of the United Trades' Association, during the last session of parliament, when the lish unions English organisation is under a republic. The ' practical people do a member House of Commons stultified itself by preferring the value of Eng , , evening, September 24th. when it is hoped that they take care of their own concerns,' and permit Messrs. Peel, Green, and Winters were invited to English justice, and Englishmen's bravery. (Cheers.) will be adopted , and immediate steps taken to carry discovered in Wolverhampton by the Tin-plate the ascendancy of a Minister to the interests aud Gentlemen A second California has been neither kings nor lords to dictate how they come down to even tho well-being of the working classes , our councils must bo bo pure that we out the schemes. Monies received for the week :— seductive tidings Workers* Society. They recommended all hired , my may defy the espionage of the Home Secretary, as Australia. Attracted by the shall manage them. Happy are we, that at mind was for , the first time directed to the Leeds, £1 ls. ls. ; Newcastle, per Mr. Johnson, alread rushed men to fulfil their contracts to the letter. Had well as the legal lash of the Attorney-General ; —Building Fund : Leeds, 0s. ; Newcastle the resident population have y a time when the supporters of monarchy known tbem to use threats or intimidation practical operation of the principle of restriction , £1 Is. 2d. , finding. Shep- never , and to that question I would now draw your most what my judgment prompts me to advise, my heart 3s. 0d.—Propagandist Fund , 2s. 2d.—James Hen- off to the occupation of Gold security and or to recommend others to do so. Peel first came will encourage me to support, while the justice of wan- proudly point to the freedom, seriousattention. derson, Secretary, 162, Briggate, Leeds.j herds have left their flocks and herds to under down in April, when he stayed a fortnight. He your cause and the strength by which it is backed, Fraud upon tub Koial Bank of their enlightened tolerance, which obtains You will naturally consider whether or not any Oharob 0^ Ire- der nncared f or. Shopkeepers deserted • for- came again in August or September, Believed or all the measures submitted will preclude the necessity of other than perfectly Bronnan , of the the reign of Victoria, the Times ' bo was not at Wolverhampton in by parliament to land.—On Tuesday Constable tills dcrlts their desks, sailors their ships, the Peel July. Peel the country are calculated to cause peaceful, mild, and constitutional means for its detective force, brought to the College-street , cibly calls to recollection, that in all the essen- lodged at the Seven Stars, in John-street, and not an equitable achievement. shoemaker his awl, thecarpenter his saw, and distribution of the profits on trade between capi. Police-office , Dublin , in custody, Benjamin Henry tials of national enterprise, greatness, and at the Star, as had been stated ior the prosecution . talists and labourers and Gentlemen , if out of this first important . Kingstown, whom the mason his chisel, with tbe intention and always their object to avoid , if they are not calcu- Percy Grierson , of York-street, progress, we are out-stripped by Englishmen It was interference lated to do so, you will then experiment in the right direction, should d at Giasthule on the previous even- a fortune among the hilly with tho hired men ; and a placard to that effect , I hope, enter upon he had arreste hope of picking up under a republic. the consideration of some, well-digested ' plan to arise an annual representation of the in- ing, on a warrant charging him with embezzling regions near Bathurst. As yet the intelligence will not fail to take the hint. was posted up in various factories. effect an object of the dustrious people of England, and you deem and feloniously converting to bis own use an Eng- Australia John Hand examined.—Remembered tbe strike most vital importance, one is hut scanty and vague, though there is no " upon which I do not hesitate to say the existence it necessary to manifest the outward and lish Post Bill for £150, which had been entrusted The mere removal of Lord Grey will not de- of Mr. Per ry ' s hired men in November last. Called visible sign of your greatness and power, ass your truth of the main fact. The of the middle classes and of the lauded avistocracv to him on tho 13th of May last, in bis capacity of donbt as to the stroy the Colonial system of which he is the the attention of Winter and Green to the fact, who several opponents have done by the erection of club Foster-place. district, and the com- " depends, and for this reason ;—If our mechanical clerk in the Royal Bank of Ireland, extent of the auriferous present official exponent ; that system ex- advised the men to return and fulfil their engage- powers of production go houses as places of resort—and as a means of mul- was remanded. metal with that of they so, on increasing according The prisoner parative abundance of the isted before his appointment—it will exist ments. In consequence of this did to well-founded anticipation, one of two results tiplying and concentrating your resources, I shall Blqomkrism in Picadilly,— On the 12th instant " Evidence to the same effect having been given be most happy assist in any way California, is not yet ascertained, though it when he no longer holds the seals of office. must necessarily follow—either new markets must to that can tend to a further attempt was made to familiarise the in- rincipall by other witnesses," the furtherance of that, or any other object promo- appears that its discovery was p y and natural development of be discovered as consumers, or the surplus of idlers habitants of London with the appearance of the The unchecked "Mr. G. Robinson was examined by Mr. Pkhrv. tive of tho national cause. Gentlemen—Feeling costume latel introduced in America. owing to the similarity of the strata and geo- properly must progressively increase. new female y a new country can never proceed —Was an attorney. Was mayor of Wolverhamp- As, then pride as an Englishman and honour as a man, in Two young ladies, with two companions who might of the district to that of the last Mr. E. Perry , the discovery of new customers is at loirical formation while it is fettered and crippled by the swad- ton in 1850. In October best but problematical, we must the situation to which your confidence has this day have been their mothers, alighted from a cab in the of the American claimed his protection by letter. Witness suggested look upon an in- Gold region in the 2vew State dling bands of old fashioned monarchical creasing surplus as the more rational result from called me, and rejoicing exceedingly that my peculiar dress so often described of late, and, pro- the mediation of the magistrates. A meeting was humble exertions in your behalf should entitle me federation. has a magnificent climate, improved machinery, and how to deal with that ceeding towards the entrance of the Green Park, nurses. Australia consequently held, at which several magistrates at- to your esteem. 1 shall now conclude the remarks containing a The rapidity with which a large population in every kind of surplus is the question of paramount importance distributed in their way handbills a splendid country abounding tended. Mr. E. Perry was there, and also witness, to those who are as which I have deemed it my duty to offer , and shall women of England to poured from all quarters of the world into becoming the yet allowed to labour and to spirited exhortation to the wealth, and every natural means for Green, and others. Green spoke on behalf of live. Whether this surp open what I proudly call " Labour's Parliamen t," off' the yoke of their unfeeling and brutal California may be taken as an indication of is arrangement was ar- lus should bu maintained throw , a powerful state or federation of states. It workmen. No satisfactory by those employed to avert by inviting those delegates who have anything to oppressors and adopt an attire better suited to the impetus which this news will give The magistrates gave an opinion , which competition, or by the trusting that your , the immense removed from ns so far that it is impossible tor rived at. government—that is, by the country, according to urge to proceed to business, dignity of the equal of man. . In a short time the to Australian emigration ; and -whatever may was not accepted by Mr. Perry. A few days after, the rules of justice deliberations may prove beneficial to yourselves, wd became so great, that the any British Legislature or Minister to govern to , is the grand question. I hold pressure of the cro immediate result to the individuals Winter or Green requested witness to interfere that those at work and satisfactory to the countsy. missionaries found it convenient to call a cab, be the it, either satisfactorily to this country or the s hired men from breaking their cannot and ought not to be fail to have a mighty in- prevent Mr. Perry' called upon to apply any portion of their earnings which they entered amid much laughter, mingled themselves, cannot Colonists themselves. Its erection into a contract." of the colonies in that to tue support of a surplus created by the opera- with cheering. _ _, . fluence on the future fate Sovereign and Independent Kepublic so far , MONI ES RECEIVED LaDO OIKG CLASSES, —AD of Government , We think any man, except a prejudiced editor tion of a new system over which they have no con- Fob ihk Week Esdino Thursday LODOItfG -nOVSE S FOR THE country. As the machinery from weakening, would,; in reality, strengthen will here perceive that the grave charges against trol, And , the late session , which can now older settlements, I further hold that the government September 18tu, 1851. act was passed in is in full operation in the ' country. The Bureaucrats and the the Central Committee have no foundation in fact, has no right to tax one portion of the community be put into operation , to encourage tho establish- besides this . , the labouring classes. and the population is considerable scions of aristocratic families and that instead of the Tin-plate Workers having for the maintenance of another portion , rendered ment of lodging-houses for ^ in- , for whose benefit here sections in the act, which is being trained to the ordinary pursuits of no just cause of complaint against Mr. Perry, dependent, while willing to labour. THE HOIETtY TUID. There are fifty-three these colonial pastures are preserved, might the uncontradicted evidence of a man who left Those who RECEIVED BV W. SIMS. not to extend to Scotland , and a schedule of bye- dustry, we do not anticipate anything like the is have read the accounts stated by me lose by it; but every other class would gain Mr. Perry at theetrite, because he was dissatisfied, in tho House of Commons £ 8. d. laws for tbe regulation of tho lod ging-houses. It is demoralisation, and lawlessness, , relative to the effect From a few Reds , D.d ston , Cumber land , per excitement, immensely by the creation of a powerful, who.swears he gets 31s. from Mr. Shoolbred for produced by practising the princi les of restric- declared by the preamble to be desirable for the peopling of the p . Melitus ...... 0 3 3 of the inhabitants which attended the sudden wealthy, enlightened, and prosperous counter- making the same article that Mr. Perry paid 24s., tion at Sheffield , must come to the conclusion that A Democrat , Chepstow .. ,, .. 0 0 6 health, comfort, and welfare of Californian placers with a motley assemblage of the Great American being a difference of twenty-nine; per cent, and a short houra of labour do not lead to a reduction of ~ ~ townsj and populous districts to encourage the part Republic at the Mr. of rovers and adventurers, from all quarters of fraction. And this is the sort of justice wages, although it may tend to. reduce the inordi- £0 3 9 establishment therein of well ordere d lodging-houses Antipodes. his men for nate profits of for the labouring classes. The act may be incor- the obe; But on the other hand, the rapid Perry boasts of having meted out to capitalists, accumulated rather fro m gl ~ nine years, and, consequently, his men had their power over the porated for any incorporated borough under the adventurous and enterprising race 8sw Liberal Paper.—TVe have received the first the last labour market than from the NATIONAL CHARTER FUND. influx of an no cause for complaint—and so say. tbe " Times just sources of trade or speculation ;—in fact, that Municipa l Act to adopt the present statute, or for certain to derange the existing two numbers of the " Huddersfield and Holmfirth Received by Jons Arnott J. Camaron , Manchester 7d of men, will be which we are happy to hail as and " Daily News." calculations of profi t and loss are now based upon Locality, per any local board of health, or for any parish, in create Examiner," an addi- -Hingley, K>' J. Wi'dlls lOd—Victoria-park etate of things in the colonies, and to to the number of fellow- labourers in tbe cause Now we suppose Mr. Swinchett could, at.all the ability of the powerful to reduce the wages of II. T. HoljoaVe 4s 7d—Ipswicb , per G. GiWos '2s-Bristol , Eugland with a population of not less than 10,000, tion the powerless Pickford 6s 2d—11. or being a pirish in any such idcorporated boroug exigencies for which the present Government of political,; social, and ..educational reform . events, make one dozen of these articles weekly, , rather than upon the ordinary rules per W. Shehan Gs-G'onsleton, per T. h ^and at by which we are told commerce should Ue regulated . Bowles. Walworth, per C. Snuggs Is.—Total £1 12s 2d. with a. like population , with the willbe found totally inadequate. Without professing to agree in the precise opinions which at Mr. Perry's prices would be 24s., approval of contemporary with respect to details Mr. Shoolbred' s 31s .; tbe difference between these The reasons, however, why your employers have the Home Secretary to put tho act in force. Apart, therefore, froua its beatings on the of our new , Query. aad thoroughly sympathise with the prices at the year's end will amount to about been enabled to hold your labour in complete sub- Providential, Escape. — ~ Na- Funds may be raised by councils and parishes to meet industrial condition of Australia ; we cordially social and which they are expressed, and the manner £18 4s., in round numbers ; and for the nine years jection are so well known to all who have taken ples, Sept. 4.—His Neapolitan Majesty very ] the expenses. A vestry meeting, on a requisition of , in this country ; we spirit in part in strikes and, as a consequence which a bold and manly avowal of principle is that Messrs. Perry, and Messrs. Shoolbred and , whether just, unjust, or specula- narrowly escaped death on Saturday last. The ] ten rate-payers, may be called to decide whether the will have a in respec- t ive, that I should abstain enforce may expect that this discover)' blended, with respect for those holding opposite Walton, have been paying the same wages from any comment upon King was driving some members of tho Royal Act shall be adopted. Commissioners are to of Mr. that part of the subject, were it not necessary fur ' lodging-houses powerful political influence on the destiny views. We do not know a more hopeful district for tively, Mr, Swinchett has been mulcted by family in tho vicinity of the Casorta Hailway, the same, and monies arising from such a journal than that in and Perry—if hehas worked for him so long—of no less a tho direction of your minds to the adoption of such are to be ing the expenses. the widely separated Colonies which now the labours of about to cross the line not applied towards defray Huddersfield, and we trust its success will sum than £163 lCs. Multiply this by the 200 men measures as would enable you in future to judge, and was , observing When lodging-houses under the Act are considered exist there as the mere nucleus of future States. around Provi- and lasting. ' said to have been in his employment, and there can first, ot the justice of a strike ; and secondly, ol a train was rapidl y advancing. A countryman too expensive they may be sold. The other old very gradual and limited be decided ,." „„. one your efficiency to carry the pro- Even under the 2fuu.eroas arrests have been made at Pestb in be no doubt why he was so satisfied on the it out. ' In all cases where rushed forward and held tlio horses' heads, to sions are of a general character, to regulate population, the Government had Nor strikes have taken place increase of consequence of the exhibition of a statue of . St. hand, and his men so dissatisfied on the other. they have been for the the groa t consternation of his Majesty, who ceedings. _ . ;„ mafei n„ unfit for the wants of the of which resembled Kossuth. can it be supposed that men in the position of most part entered .upon rashly, though perhaph practically become Stephen, the features justly ; and ' not perceiving the danger, imagined restricted in its it is said, is writing his biography, Swinchett, should require any great amount of per- tho justice of your case has been lost a hostile country. Hampered and Metternicb, in the rashnes ht- intention on the part of the man who distent of tho Austrian court which is not suasion from the. " idle people," to produce , that . of your measures. •• However rig wi\8 in r operation' by an office 18,000 miles , and a history unhappy and eous your olaimB may appear at first sight, it has fact saving his life. uk sntsrasAS* ~* ts, i opened till sixty years after bis ^death. state of mind which induced him. of Englan d. **" necessarily knowing little pf its actual «ran to be ^,7 . -~-,;-^- - :;• -¦; — London was on the point make ' a hole fa' the waterV 'About -of 'leaving . Portsmouth following highly impor tan mry had of its existence. A sleeping-room in the . front of {.rninWhe would ¦ , the defendant was seen t item of intelligence from deceased. TJmler the circumstan ces, the e, Thursday he was missing « ««* • ; ¦ terminus :to take his place a wel informe'd fr iend ; - It will be rea d Slje etro jail* , out^tney the hous was occup ied by the two servant maidsj S Jay on o in it, but having been observed on the with a nC m re turned a verdict of " Accident al Death . olson and her Granddau ghter. through out the afternoon , and ab ut platform in surable interest :— • I under stand the " horees w tucure Mrs. Nich , The ser- made forh im ace called the morning previous to the train ' s arri val ' from commissioner ,, healthy as hoped they would never leave their vants , as.suon as they became aware of theirdan ger he was found in the river, at a p have consented that the ' adv ances ' payment Health of London —London is as of them. _ „ „ , s^o'c ock back of his London , it was obvious that be coul d not be the Cashel from the year ; 1,026 deaths were without some one in charge precipitatel y leaped out of tbe window into the « theho le," lying upon his face, and the ' electoral division, already groanin g under » jflual at. ihis season of Destructive Conflagratio n AT lying on the owner of an .excursion ticket. Accordin gly Mr, Ri Si. 6d. rafe , in the week. • The average numb er of ^ Xt Svo stre et, a depth of five or six yards, One of the head oS: if the water ; his hat was shall be postp oned. This should encon registered -On Tuesda y There was no footpa th at CK ' Sutto n, the superintendent of the Por tsmouth ra ge divisions similarly in the corresponding week of the ten years ete^^i^X^JS&Sot Messrs. young women , named Isabella Revill, took the leap Ljo fcw yvflTdS off. , got into the same carriage oppr essed to memorial far « delta s character bro ke out in the ««*J °™» ' show that he could acci- terminus , and went as delay until better times.' " * 1841-50, was 1,014; or 1,000 if we correc t for in- Sangster , nur sery and seeds- with Mrs. Nicholson s granddau ghter in her arms, S spoMor anyS\o far as Fareham , when he asked the defendan t to Hay, Anderso n, and hastily snatched her out of bed from fallen in. The coroner having com- Fears dX Scbne.—A corresponden t of the creas e of papu lation and exclude 2,865 deaths in the and owing to the inflam mable having th e old denta lly have a verdic t produce bis ra ilway ticket. The defendant did pro - Exami ner Cork ™»« if Kenn inzton : in less lady before consult ing her own safety. . Both ; the on the evidence, the jur y returne d , who was, we presume, attracted to second week of September , 1849 when the cholera rfJS bSSii and their contents, mented duce an excursion ticket from London to Por ts- by the Bantr * a death ^ of the fire, young women were much hurt by the descent, and the regatta in that locality, gives the following was epidem ic. In the last week there was than forty minute s after the discovery mouth and back , on which Mr. Sutton charged him harrowing description in London ; but the population is of buildi ngs, togeth er with poor child was injured so terribl y, by the fall th at * of a scene which he witnessed every ten nrinu te* near ly the whole range -SSBSftKftwin the representatio n of the with having pur chased it at the terminus on the ar- in the gravey ard :—"I visited also the abbey about 2,381,000, and tbe mortality is therefore , amoun ting to several thousand she died very soon afterwa rds . Mrs. Nicholson, a ™rd -A vacancy rival of the train from London. This the defendant graT e. now thei r contents feeble old woman , eighty-two years East Retfo rd has occurred , in consequ ence yard , an unprote cted sanctuary of the dea at the rate of one in 2,331 weekly. The birt hs were pounds in value, were utterly destroyed. It is not of age, ran horoueho f on which Mr. Sutton gave him into d. Will popula - down stairs with the intent ion of esc resignation ofpap tam theH on. A Duncom be, admitted , your reader s credit the subsequent facts, 1,423, and exceeded the deaths by 403; the known whether the firm are insured , but it is be- aping from tbe ofX signed re custody. The bench convicted him, and sentenc ed supp orted tbes raw house by the front door , but it would seem that her as been called upon by a numerously _ as they can be, by honourable testimony ? 1 cuutrt tion is increasing partly by immigration at aB? lieved they are. . ... X h in the East Riding of him to pay a fine of 40s., with the costs, and in de- eQ 535 »^« ' Thbatbb .—On Saturda y last Mr. strength failed her. After the fire had been ex- r«bition to supply the vacancy twenfy- eight coffins(if such they might be designated) of 42,u00 a year, or 800 weekly. *£re Pri ncess s by the death of its late member. fault 'of payment he was committed to two months ' exposed to view—a sight which females diel. The sees of ± person s werei no.. Keeley met with an accident, which will render him tinguished her charred and lifeless body was found ffiffreViwM awakened feelings of u u=» in a corner of the bar. Her grandson V. E. :Duncomb e, son of Lord Fevers - imprisonme nt; The defendant had no money at all thrill and horro r. The shel l intended to were of the age ofwaua incapable of performin g for a few nights. In get- , a young S Hon . custody. hold the y«rted ; 198 only S man named Joseph Nicholson Kay, who nephew of the late member , upon an invi- abou t him when given into mortal remain s of some hapless parent , br 359 were in the J rimeo f life, and 4to itrig upon an omnibus , his foot slipp ed, and the iron was sleep- ham and Wioan. —Fatal Accident on the Spbinos Branch other or 1& ^ ff *m ing in the garret , made his way most resolutely tati on of the Protec tionist committee , has come for- sister , was broken into ; its contents unques tionably t?ho had n..t attain ed the age of, - V' q step inflicted a painfu l injury upon his leg. and has issued an ad- op the North Western Railwat. —On the 12th fa the Stran d.—0« throu gh the thickest of the fire , and escaped by the «.rd to supply the vacanc y, devoured by dogs, which apparently have long revel- deaths . 722 occurre don tta *«J k g* °" £,££ Fatal Carria ge Accidents in Free and Independen t Electors ot inst., Thomas Ward , a lad seventeen years of age, Wednesda y Mr. Bedford held an inquest in the front door. He is very severely burnt, The fire is dress to " The led at their horrible feast. Pigs, from th e man ner in supposed to have commenced in the kitche n tfor d and the Hundr ed of Bassetlaw. " who was employed as breaksman at the Kirkless which the ground had been rooted , and King ' s College Hospital, on Elizabeth , the widow , but East Re Hall Colliery, was assisting to shunt twenty-eig ht thef rag ments asaj&'ff jKSS aged seventy, from what cause is yet a mystery. Mrs. Nicholson , Mrlasch oly Suicide. —On Monday, Mr. Josep h of dead bodies exposed in the different stages 8fsfe of the late Captain Rogers , B.N., Farm Tolleshunt laden coal waggon s on to' the main line. He was of de- whose husband perished at sea some years since. the landlad y, ha d resided in the house abou t SanderJ. of Skinner 's Brick , composition , giving off miasma, appear to have found ^s ^^^ aa and was quite a notability committed suicide by shooting himself with preparing to descend the incline , when he fell from their way also, and glutted madl y, perhap s On the 12th inst. deceased was crossing the Strand , sixty years , at Rother- n' Arcv " his'break across the rails an d six or seven of the , on the , brea k- ham. in the bed room. At the inquest the following , wreck of; the owners. Inhuman reekleasn eBs ^^ near Temple-bar when a cab ran over her , a eun hear- waggons went over his legs, cru shing them to ! I h'sera iss^jssssj^s^ slowly, diarr heal rapidly, declinin g. The her arm. The shock to the system caused Another Railw ay Accident .—An accident , for- facts were elicited .—On the Mond ay morning, observed a few pieces of boards rudel y nailed together Chol 17, from ing g(m m the yard , his mother pieces, and otherwise so seriousl y injuring him that deaths in the last three weeks were 28, 17, death. As the evidence was dissatisfactory an tunatel y unattended with fatal consequences , oc- ine him dischar ge his —an attempt to form a box—containing the renuin s , 101 from diarrhoea ;.2i men was going out with it, but he said he was he died the same af ternoon at his abode, Scholfield- cholera, and 174, 192 open verdict was returned. Mr. Bedford held a curr ed on the London an d Nor th Western Railway, asked if he lane. An inquest was held on the body, before Mr. of a child lying on the bare surface , a few large stones that painful disease-cancer and near Stafford , on the night of the 12th inst. It not and that he should attend the cricket match placed on the lid but nothin g more ; no and women died of second inquest in the same hospital, on William on Saturday evening last , when the jury , shallow grate 119 of consump tion, and 31 of heart disease ; 6 appears that there fell, unobierved , from tbe truck between the Brighflin gsea and TelleBhunt D Arcy Grimshaw , was scooped to receive the happy but unfort una te death s are re- Jones , a street vendor of pencils, aged sixty-four , Nothing more returned a verdict of ' ' Accidental death. " wra en died in childbir th ; 59 violent while crossing the Strand opposite Twin- of a luggage train , a large bale of wool ; the for- clubs, to take place on that day. dead ! The feelings of humanity are more tha n 695 girls, m all who, , and it is not known when Thb New Surre y Count y Gaol at Wandsworth. out. port ed. The births of 734 fc>ys and ing's bank , was knocked down by an omnibus , midable impediment lay completely across the took place on the subject , raged in the magnitude of this wilful improvid ence. , resistered in the week. Ihe the gun and took it up to his bed room. —This edifice, erected as a substitute for the gaols 1,429 children were and killed instantly. His jaw was fractured , and rails , and upon the next train (also goods) coming he re-loaded is at leted To think such a gravey ard , within three or four hun- aver age of six corre sponding weeks in 184o-50 was up, the engine and trucks were thrown off the rail s course of the forenoo n he went up stairs to of Guildford , Kingston , &c, length comp , dred yards of an he was otherw ise severely inj ured. Blame was at- In the f earl 's man sion, on the borders of the 1,232. At toe Royal Observatory, Gr eenwich , the with great violence ; such indeed was the force of for the match , and being unable to find the and is now ready for the rece ption o pri soners. town, inhabi tated week tached to the driver , who is out on bail , and dress Melanchol y Accident at Bolton— A Boy Suf- by respectable and influential indi- mean reading of the barometer during the attendanc e the concussion that the trucks were doubled on buckle of his band , he was assisted in the search by viduals coold for a moment exist in such a state was 30.303 in. the inquiry was adjourned to secure the focated in a Sewer. —A short time ago Mr. of endin g Saturday, the 13th September , of furt her evidence, as from tbe testimony of Mr. end—their contents scattered across the line—the his mother and the servant , neither of whom observed UQ-Chris tian neglect, r eflects lasting disgra ce on aU The mean tempera ture of the week was 57.1 de- rails torn up—and a passenger by the next train gun. He had heart y finished dressing, when his Phineas Hall , the sub-surveyor , contracted with a " season and Blandford , builder , Blackfriars-road , who witnessed the parties. grees ; tbe atmosp here was cold for the , informed our correspondent that tho road for se- mothe r took him up a note from the cricketing parly, man named Henry Unsworth , a collier, to cleanse Latest News of thb the same week the fatal occurrence , the coaehman appeared to . the pipe sewer in Black Horse-st reet , Bolton , from Exiles.—A Limerick paper 1.5 degrees leas than the averag e of have been culpably neglectful. ver al yards was knee-deep in corn and beans. The th at they wer e waiting for him and his brother to announces the ar rival in that city of several Roman years . The lowest reading of the therometer game. He said that the note wanted an the , junction with the new stone sewer above in tea Fat al Accident on thb River. —On Wednesda y mail train to Birmingham was delayed several begin the at the railway—a dis- Catholic clergymen from Van Diera en' s Land , who durin g the week was 37.6 degrees , on Wednesday, barge hours , an d four passengers by the goods train sus- answer , and that it had better be given to his bro- Weston -street to the outlet had degrees, showing morning, before daybreak , as an empty coal re. recently seen Meiers Smith O'Brien and Meag- and the highest on Saturday, 72.4 tained considerable injuries. ther , and his mother left him for that purpose j very tance of about eighty yards. On Friday last he her and the other Iri sh during was floating down the river with the ebbing tide, surveyor that he political exiles, and rep ort g range of about 35 degrees. No rain fell it struck the centre pier of Blacbfriars-bridge , and Accidbni throu gh Sleeping on a Railway.—On short ly after wards she heard the report of a gun, bu t ported to Mr. Sharp, the borough , them as in the enjoymen t of good health. wind was she thought ha p t e and re quested to be paid the week. The mean direc tion of the sank. Three men, who were seen on board just the afternoon of the same day a somewhat singula r as it was a very common circumstance , d com leted h work , Murder in Ballinasloe. —The case of Mrs. nor th-east. _ .. accident occurred on the Midland Railway, about nothin g of it until , findin g that the other son was out , £3, the amount of his contract. Mr. Sharp , how- Mathews , charged with the poisoning of her husband , n inday before , went down with the vessel, and , although when she found e was hot satisfied that the work was properly Horrible Eppecis ov th e Bownfc—On thei r cries were heard from tho shore , they half a mile below Chesterfield stat ion, to John she returned upstairs with the note, ver , has at length terminated. Dr. Geoghan .to whom the Payne in the bleeding upon the floor , with the done and Unsworth asked him if he would con- last an inquest was taken by Mr , , perished before any one could render them assis- Gilford , of Bog Kennels, Chest erfield , a platelayer deceased extended 1 , stomach was sent to be analysed , has confirmed the board -room of Bishopsgatc Without , on view of the in the company's employ. It seems that he had barrel of the gun grasp ed in his left hand and the vince him if a boy were sent throug h the sewer. tance. that sufficient ; statement of the girl Reynolds. The jury sat on Fr i- body of Mary Anue Johnson, fourtee n mouths old, Escape op a Man and Horsb. —On Wed- sat up during the previous night with one of his ramrod in . his right , having apparently placed the Mr . Sharp said he should conside r day, and after an investi gation which occup ied seven New- Narrow lied the ro d to the and on Saturday last the attempt was made to an illegitimate child, whose mother is how in nesday morning the following singular accident children , who was ill, and about three o' clock in muzzle in his mouth , and app tri g- hours , a verdic t of " Guilty of poisoning her hug* gat e, having been committed for tnal to the ensuin g the afternoon sat down on the down line of rails ger. The charge, which it has since been ascertained prove that the pipes were free from obstructio n. hap pened in the Strand , opposite Burleigh-st reet , fourteen years of age, band " was returned against Mary Mathews . Central Cri minal Court by Alderman Chains , on road is being taken up for and fell fast asleep. A goods train left Chester- consisted of very large shot, appears to have passed Unswor th engaged two boys, Agitation against maintena nce of where a portion of the Edward Jone s, to attem pt the Government Advan - ihe charge of having neglected the the purpose of repairing the gas main. A hole of field station directly afterwards , and some fellow. out at the back of the neck , without entering the nam ed John Button and ces.—The agitation " against the repayment of the her child during her hab itual state of intemperance. in which an old man was workmen who were standing a short distance on, br ain ; and he survived the wound for nearly half an the passage. There is a perman ent shaft on the work- some depth had been dug, a little above the famine loan s is progressing. Another field day has —Diana Phillips, nurse at the Maryle bone working, when a cab which was passing had its seeing Gillard' s danger , shouted to him ; the driver hour , durin g which Mr. Dawson , sur geon, was cal led higher side of Weston- street , come off, in which tbe moral strength of the deceased was placed under her shop of Mr. Horrocks and another was sunk by the oppo- bous e, said that wheel caught in an omnibus , and the horse was in also blew his whistle, but without awaking the un- in, but medical skill could be of no avail. The jury , nen ts of the Treasury collectors has been displayed . are on the 27th of July. The child was taen ia a him, retur ned a ver dict oi " Temporary insanity ." The Unswor th on the other side of the street , a little c consequence thrown into the hole. The poor fortunate man , and the train came upon the ' "It is an unjust demand ," exclaim one boar d of shocking state from neglect, and had a difficulty had the presence of mind guard of the engine striking him under the deceased was twenty- seven years of age. below the George Inn. A little before five o clock •« in a few man , seeing his danger, into the guardians , " and we will not pay ." It isan unjust of breathin g. The mother took it away y p g o e y laying, hold of shoulder , and throning him between the rail s, so Escape of Thr ee Convicts .—On Monday infor - on Saturday afternoon the boys were sent demand " in less than a to sta the ro ress of the h rs b her and the other at the lower , echo another ," and we cann ot - pay." days, but witness received it again its head , an d thus gaining sufficient time to escape that the whole of the carriages passed above him. mation was received that three convicts had succeeded sough, one at the hi g Wha tever the reason be for endeavouring to weeks' time the mother received ' Justitia hulk shaft. The boys met in the sough, and stuck fast, comply week. In three from his perilous situation uninjured. The hor se, On being taken up it was ascert ained that his in effecting their escape from the , at with the order of the Poor Law Commission ers , to ier child, which left in good condition. —City po- became fixed in the hole, breast bone was broken , and that he had also sus- Woolwich , by seizing a boat and rowin g to the oppo- and one of them became so wedged in the pipe that mother into after floundering about , return . The poor make provision for the instalment of the consolidated liceman Hod ges, 120, who took the a after some difficulty, by digging and the tained severe injuries on his head, but though in site bank , on the Essex shore. They were all under he could neither advance nor inqui ries as to tbe nd was, , and other boys and annuities now due , the decisien is to the same effect custody, stated that he had made use of ropes , drag ged from its awkward position, a dan gerous state hopes are entertained of his re- sentence of ten years ' transporta tion , and were fellow screamed for assistance —that no money is forthcomin g. deceased 's mother, and had as- ipes to assist him , but non e foraier career of the having apparen tly sustained no injury beyond a covery. dr essed in the grey convict suit. Their names are men were sent Up the p Arrival ov ths Prkmibkin Dublin: —OnMo n- lived in a style of «1 wmvnsl tinnn «4-a IrnoAo could reach bo far as he had had got, the sewer certained ihit she bad formerly *»1i4- Suspkcted Murder oif an Ibibh Rea per. —Th e John Clark , convicted at . Beverly, 2nd July, 1850 ; day night the few loiterers on the pier at Kinostow n. extrava gance at Uotting-hiH , where she occupied an gston-u pon-HulI , 4th April , being nearl y choked up with sludge and water. Tl coroner ' s inquest on view of the body of Thomas J ames Carr , at Kin • awaiting the arrival of the express mail from H oly- cleganty ' furnished Loose for about seven years. She O'Hara , an Irish reaper , from the county of Sligo, 1850 : and George Hob bs, at Portsmouth , 22nd Jul y, sewer is eighteen feet below th e pavement, and of a captain , ©Tjc urouuices. head , were somewha t taken by surprise on recogni- was at the time under tbe pro tection an account of whose death appeared in this 1850. „ about seven o' clock the men at work commenced sing among the passengers who stepped on shore subsequently the protege of a Railwa y.—Onn Sa-o sinking a shaft above the spot where the boy was , the who is dead. She was Another Pbbvbbt. —The Journal of Saturday, journ al of last week, was resumed on the 12th inst. Shocking Occurrence on a well known person of the Queen's Prime Mini ster . merchant in the City, of whom she had a liberal al- The additional evidence was as follows :—During turday mornin g last a shocking occurrenc e took place supposed to be. Thi s, however , was a dreary ope- months she says :—" We are informed tha t the Hon ; and Rev. His lord ship was accompanied by Lady Russell and lowance. In the course of the last six Wi a a a e, adjoining the last week in August O'Hara and two other on the Leicester and Swanning ton Railwa y, at the ration ; but one man could work in the sha ft, and Ma rylebone Police- lliam Towry L w, vic r of H rbourn ro t e d s t e y family. The whole party proceeded to Dublin by the las been four times convicted at this town , and chancellor of the- diocese of Bath Irishmen , one of them calling himself his cousin , point where the line passes the Foss-lane, a short dis- f m the nature of h groun it wa ex r mel half-past ten train. court. She had neglected both her children. The engaged to reap some corn on the farm of Mrs. tance from the Leicester station. A coal train passed difficult to prop the sides so as to keep the earth who for days successively and Wells, has resigned his living in the Church , The National Education System.—The guar - eldest is four years old, with the intention of joining the communion of the Ward , at tbe Intake , near Sheffield. On Tuesday over the body of a gentleman named Malin , formerly from falling in. Had they commenced pulling up , and had been in the House the and got as many dians of the Newry Poor Law Union have, by a majo- had no food from bar Church of Rome. The hon . and rev. gentleman is the 2nd inst. , O'Hara left the harvest field at a re sident of Hinckley , and completely severed his street in the first instance , rity of twenty-three to thirteen , negatived a motion of Correcti on.—Verdict— That the deceased died and returned to the farm-house , saying that head from his body. It is supposed that it was a hands to work as there was room for , the boy' s life a the son of the late Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough , noon , for placing the schools under the Board of National from an inflammation of the chest, supp osed to h ve and brother to the present Lord Ellenborough. It he was ill. He app eared gidd y, and complai ned of delib erate act ef suicide , the deceased havin g thrown would have been saved , but as it was eleven hours by the neglect of the mothe r. were spent in sinking the shaft , and when they Education. As far as can be judged by names , tho been caused may be necessary to state that tbe ' convert ' is not pain in his head. His comrades declined to have a himsel f on the line, so that the engine wheels might minority was composed for the greater pert of Ro- Chab qe of Murdebik q a Pouce-Constabl k.—On saying that when the work was finished pass over his bead. . came to the sough they were several yards from a labourer the Chancellor 3. T. Law, so well known in con- doctor , man Catholi cs, and the majority almost exclusively Monday William Cressy, aged forty-one, , ' " they would convey him to the railway, so that he Distressin g Accident. —On Saturday last , the the spot where the poor boy was. From this shaft belonging to Bexley-heath , was broug ht before Mr. nexion with the Queen s College of this town. — of Pro testants, the latter resting their opponents on Birmingham Gazette. might return to Ir eland. O Hara lay in tho stable , families of Sir Philip and Colonel Broke , of Nacton, fresh attem pts were made to rea ch him, but in Traill at the Greenwich Police-court by Mr. G. excitement by the vain and at six o' clock on Sunda y morning the the threadbare arguments of mutilated scriptures , Eastebn Union Railwa y.—Last week the Trowse in which he and the other two had lodged , until were thrown into a painful state of, , unholy tamperin g with the word , and so for th. Hilton , superintendent of the rural police at West ' Saturday morning, when the three men went away report that two of their servants had been drow ned in paviour and labourers belonging to the town were ailing, Kent, charged on suspicion of being the extension of this company s line was opened by the The Lord Mayor of Dublin. —It is reported that M , and on the day of the Yarmou th races , a together , having rece ived £2 17s. 6d., the amount the riv er Orwell. The following detail will supply set to work , and at half-p ast eleven o'clock they person who caused the death of police-constable directors was still her Majesty has been pleased to confer a baronetcy train of 300 persons from Colchester , Ipswich, and of their earning s. O'Hara was supposed to be in the melancholyIfacts of the case :—Joseph Hart ley, a r eached the body of the deceased. He up on Benjamin Lees Guinness , our present Lord James Hastie, by cutting and wound ing him in possession of other money that he had earned pre- footman in the service of Sir Philip Broke, was the warm , but life was extinct. The pipe in which the Tinderbox-alley, New King-street , Deptford , after other 11 ices were taken over it to Yarmouth , with- Mayor. out change of carriages. viously; His friends seem to have deserted him owner of a stone boat , the captain of which had body was found was filled with sludge to the depth midnight, on the 21st ef February, 1846. Tbe only Homicide, count y AuM Aun.—A man named James Pbnamt por Annotih g Railwat Passenoers. — almost immediately, for he was found on the way- finished his week's work by mooring her off Pin Mill. of thirteen inches, the vacant space at the top M'Adam , a respectable farmer , living about a mile evidence against the prisoner was given by a woman side the same morning alone , about three hundred Hartley made up his mind to go off to her, and in- being seven inches. The body was removed to the named Mary Ann Davies, who stated that she co- The magistrates of the West Riding have inflicted fr om Keady, was shot by a neighour and near rela- a fine of 20s., and £1 6s. costs, upon a passenger yards from the farm , and with only sixpence half- vited the footman of Colonel Broke to accompany Geor ge Inn , and Mr. Snape and Mr. Ferguson , fu r i tive, named Samuel Warnock. It appeared that habited with the pr isoner at about the time the How he acquired the in- him. (The name of the latter we have been unable geons, used every exertion to restore animation , ght of the for annoying his fellow travellers. penny in his possession. Warnock had obtained possession of certain chattels murder was committed , and that on the ni juries of which he died that day there was no to learn). At a little beforefour o' clockin the after- but without success, and the body was removed to 21st of Teh., 1846, he re turned home with blood Ulyestohe add Lancashire Railwat. — The as a legacy, which included a cow that M'A dam had works of this line, which will connect the Lancaster evidence to show ; but his comrades must have noon the two stepped into an unusuall y frail punt , the old station house in old Hall-street .—On Tues- bought some times since from the legatee , in the fair npen his hands and clothes. On the following mor- and pulled towards the vessel. The tide was runn ing day an inquest was held in the Borough Court , he had beaten a policeman and Carlisle with the lake lines, and give direct robb ed him, if nothing worse. They have de- of Keady. M'Adam , armed with a pitchfork , went ning he told her tha t railway communication to the west coast of Cum- camped , however , and cannot be found. The ver- very strong, and drifted them down a little, when Bolton , before Mr . Thomas Holde n, the deputy with aninstrnment called an iron foot; and thought given to seize the cow, when Warnock dischar ged a loaded berland , have been commenced. dict of the jury was, •' That Thomas O'Hara died they turned the punt ' s head , and struck the smack coron er, when , from the evidence , the jury gun at him. The shot took effect on the shoulder he had killed him. The prisoner , who denied the returned a verdict of " Accidental Death ," at the ' Death of Mr. West, F.R. S.—We regret to an- from a fr acture of the skull , but how inflicted there stem on. The mainsheet s were hanging down , and joint of one of M*Ad am's arms. He is at pres ! ntin woman s statement , was remanded. " and erasped an end same time expressing their strong disapprobation Four Fiees —During Saturday morning four noun ce the death of our scientific fellow-townsman , is no evidence to show. Har tley hastil y rose from his seat a dan gerous state. Warnock was committed to Ar- Mr . W. West, tbe celebrated analytical chemist. Awfcl Occurrence. —An old man named Mark —the sudden motion , however , shot the punt astern , of the conduct of Unsworth in urg ing the boys to magh gaol on Saturday. fires occurred in various parts of the metropolis. Bassett has been committed to Winchester gaol his place and hur- go through the sewer, not withstandi ng the diffi- One Sre happened about three o' clock, in one of the Mr. West died on the 10th inst., in the 50ch year when his companion leaped from Harvest Pros pects.—There have been now close of his age. For his scientific attainments be was a for tho manslaug hter of his son, aged thirteen. It riedly stepped forward , occasioning the boat to slip culties that had been met with. The deput y coro- _Bewly fitted up premises for the accommodation of ner accordingl y reprimanded Unswort h, expressing upon three weeks of uninterruptedly finedry weather , few years ago elected a fellow of the Royal Society, seems that the unhappy parent threw a walking- from under both of them , plunging them head fore- and all fears and doubts respecting the.fate of the visitors to the Exhibition , situa te at No. 31, Bid- and , at the deceased moat into the water. Hartley maintained his hold of his concurrence in the sentiments of the jury, and borough-street Burton-crescent the property of an honour of which he was not a little proud. Ho stick , which he held in his h harvest , are fairly set at rest. The oat crop generally , , was a man of varied atta inments , and as an intelli- with such force, that the • small end of the stick the sheets for a minute , but as his companion clung warned him against ever again acting in a reckless Mr. Barge. At the time of the outbreak , a number manner where human life was concerned. is reported to be one of the best , both as regards gent member of the Leeds Philosophical and passed through the poor little fellow' s hat, and en- to him he lost his bold when the rope bad run out. quan tity and quality, that has been cut during the of foreigners wag in their beds asleep, aud it was some four or five exclaim several times, with great difficulty that they could be aroused. Literar y Society, the West Riding Geological and tered his skull to the extent of One of them was heard to past quarter of a century. Wheat has turned out Polytechnic Society, and other kindred institutions , inches. The wretche d father wa s found sittin g on " Let go, let go—don 'tclas p me!" It unfortunately much better than was expected , and the potato crop, Several engines quickly attended , but very speedily ing the stone boat , SCOtl&lffl the whole building was in flames. The fire was not he will be much missed. Ho was a member of the the ground with his son ly across his lap in a happened that no one was on board with the exception of a decided failure in parts e£ Society of Friends , and of rather eccentric habits. — dying state. The coroner 's jury returned a verdict and two lads mho saw the accident could render no subdued until tbe premises were burnt out, and tbe SlIICIDB IN IHH PoWOB -OPP ICfi A* EDINBURGH".— Antrim and Down, far exceeds last year 's return. tod's ZnteHtaeneer. of manslaughter against the father who is in his assistance. Tbe bodies have not yet been recovered. The aoponnts from the south and west may be re- whole of the furniture and wearin g apparel therein Explosion op Fire-dam p.—On On Sunday af terno on an individual about fifty consumed. The total loss, it is expected will exceed Utterin g For ged Notes.—Thomas Taylor and sixty-sixth year , and his agonies are so great that ,Dbatu from an garded as favourable , inasmuch as for several days , it is thou ght he will not live to take his trial. the 12th inst. a young lad , named Ja mes years of age, named George Dickson, a cabinet- £1,090. Mr. Barg e was partially insured in the Sun Patr ick Magennis were brought up at the Man- maker , and resident in Cannongate , committed back there has been scarcely a single allusion to the chester Borough Court on Monday, charged with Incom e Tax Defaulter. —Mr. Young, collector M'Donald , who was employed as a drawer at No.l state of the crop—a Fire Office. The above fire had scarcely been ex- has Coal and Cunf- l suicide by stran gling himself with bis neckerchief , tolerable sure sign that there tinguished , when another stealing two sovereigns from a fruit dealer of Mac- of property and income tax in Southampton , pit belonging to the Ince Ha ll is nothing to complain of. broke out in the pre mises in his accounts. Company, a o e bu rned by an explosion in a cell of the police-office. He had been appre- belonging to Mr. Terry, a clothier and outfitter clesfield , named Clarke. The prose cutor stated been arrested for a defalcation w s s sev rely Explosion of ta Powder MiWi—A man mmed , 17 He admitted before the commissioners that he had of fire-damp that ho died about twelve o' clock the hended on Saturda y night , on a charge of having and 18, Well-street, Wei close-square. This fire, as that on Wednesday last Taylor and a man not in stolen abou t three yards and a half of crumb cloth , Delea was killed at Ballincollig, county Cork , on custody, named Parrott , came to his shop, said they not accounted for £165 received , but the belief same night. An inquest was opened on Saturday well as another in the premises of Mr. Hard y, 24, , and was adjourn ed until which he had given to a woman to pledge , and of Saturday , by the accidental explosion of one of tho Clifton-street had just arrived from TJttoxeter , that they had sold preva iled that £300 was neare r the real figure , last before Mr. Grimshaw small , Finsbury, destroyed a considerable Depression. With the view of ' terno on , in order to give which he could give no satisfactory account, and pswder mills in that district. It is sixteen amount of a horse , and showed him a £20 note and a £10 Agricultural — two o clock on Monday af years since an explosion took place at Ballincollig, property. The fourth fire happe ned in adjusting the rent of his estate to present prices, time to communicate with Sir George . Grey . When when locked up was perfectl y sober. About one Stamford-street , Lambeth , but the damage done was note, requesting him to give them change. They o'clock on Sunday, on the turnkey casuall y look- ere this unfortunate event. said they had received the notes in payment for the the Marquis of Chan dos has had the Wotton estate the adjourned inquest was resumed at the White sot considerable. and wo have been inform ed Hart Inn , Wellington-street. John Rudd stated ing thr ough the loophole in the door , he was seen Extraordinar y Verdict !—An inquest was held Death from Foaious Darvrso. horse. Prosecutor told them he could not give recently re-valued , at the South Infirmary, Cork , before Mr. Coronet —On Saturday last that such valuation does not decrease the that he worked in the pit in question , and that the stridin g up and down the cell j and in a short lime Mr. J. W. Payne, the deputy coroner , held an inquest them chan ge, for he bad only £10 in the house. re* after hia neckerchief Mahon y, on view of the body of a man , whose name The men then asked him to lend them £10 on the amount of his rent-roll. Some farms were cer- deceased drew for him. They went to their work was observed fastened to one at the Crown , Blackfri ars-road , on the body of Jano ea , but other s were too a little before six o' clock on Frida y morning. At of the bars. The door was immediately opened , was unknown , and apparently about thirt y years of Eagle, notes, and they would reward him handsomely next tainl y found to be too d r and the unfortunate age. It appeared that some of tbe constabulary, early aged two years, who was killed on the previous morning, as they conld not get the notes chan ged cheap ; and the various alterc ations made do not, that time there was a little foul air , in the drift , man was found in a sitting Thursday by a chaise-cart running over her. Several we understand , lower the gross rental of the estate. but they brushe d it out , and pursued their work posture , with the neckcloth attached as above Oi Tuesday morning, found the deceased lying in ona witnesses proved to having followed the chai>e, that nigl t. the banks being all shut up, and they of the hulks on the coal quay, nearly dead. He vras had an engagement in Manchester that evening, Bucks Chronicle. with naked candles , until three o' clock in the af- stated , firmly tired round his neck. The attendance which drove towards Blackfriars-bridge , but too ra- The Potato Cro p.—Accounts from the west of tern oon, when he left the deceased , telling him to of a medical gentleman was insta ntly procured , immediatel y removed to the infirmary, and every pidly to be overtaken. A gentleman named Carr which if they did not attend t hey would lose £20. effort mede to restore him , but in vaic. I'r. Joha , a Prosecutor lent them the money upon the notes, England represent tbe potato crop, which otherwise fill two tubs of . coal th at he had got, and that then but before his arrival life was extinct. draper of Putney, was stopped in mistake , his chaise would have been abundan t, as being much infected he might come up. The place where they worked Shenquin was examined at the inquest, and stated answering to the description , but the men did not return the next day as they of the one causing had promise d to do. Oa makin g inquiries he found by the mysterious disease which has prevailed for a was about 300 yards from the pit eye, and when that here were no marks of violence on the body, but death , but as to tbe delinquent there is but tittle few years past. he met the deceased he had a lighted candle in his muu$. tha t it was very much emaciated , and in his opinion chance of his being detected. The coroner adjourned that the notes were -forgeries , and came to Man- chester to look for the men. He met Parrott , who The " Murder " at Mor pbth. — Mr. Milburn , hand. He cautioned him to place it before the tub , death was caused by starvation and exposure. The the inquest in the hope that the man may be found sen., anxious to know what had become of his son, and not to go near the face of the " coal The Patau Collier y Accident at Aberdabe. — jury retired after the evidence having closed, and in the police. went with him to look for Taylor. The latter was , and to by at his request F. C. Bedlington , The witness did not The adjourned inquest was held on tbe 10th inst., about ten minutes returned with the following ver« . Shockiko Occurrence found in a public-house. Prosecutor told tbem went to Liverpool keep the candle off the roof. before .—On Saturday last a poor to make inquiries. Drummond arrived on Sunday see any symptoms of fire when he left. There was G. O verton , Esq., at the Bush Hotel , when , diet , which was drawn up by the foreman :— " Tha t woman , named Shenton , died at her lodgings in that the notes were bad , and r eques ted them to re- after a short inquiry , turn his money. They said they were very sorry , night, and fell in with Heslop, the person suspected no further evidence to show how or where the ex- a verdi ct was retur ned of we find that the deceased , name unknown , came by Great Peter-street , Westminster , under most deplo- of accompany ing Milburn ; but he, on being ques- plosion had taken place ; and the jury , after hear- " Accidental death. " The cause of the acciden t is his death through starvation , he being in the prim e rable circumstances . Her husband fell from a and offered to bring him a respectable person who stated tioned , denied nil knowledge of him. A search was ing the evidence of the firemen , returned a verdict to hav e been the breaking of the guidin g- of life, owing, in our opinion, to the reckless and Scaffolding at the new Houses of Parli ament on the would be security for their paying the money at th e rod , not the chain end of the week. Prosecu tor assented to this, and made , and Milburn was found in a public house in of" Accidental Death. " , as rumoured. The inspector careless trea tment of our governing ministers , in previous Wednesday , and when taken to the West- Explosion last an did not visit the place as expected , and make an not givinir more attention to - the distre ss of the minster in theafternoon , by appointmen t, again met the men, the neighbourhood of the docks, reading the in- Fatal in a Pit. —On Monday Hospital was found to be quite dead from structio ns for proceeding to Australia by the Eagle inquiry , The opinion openly expresse d by the country!" lbs injuries. Be was accor dingly who brou ght with them the prisoner Magennis. inquest was held at the Black Horse , the Delpb , conveyed home, (about to sail). Milburn told Drummond , that near Brierley-hill neighbourhood is, that government is too neglect- Mr. Sharmak Cr awford, M.P., and other Pro- and the shock was so great to his wife that she was Prosecutor found , after some conversation , that , on the body of John Cavtwright , Magennis was concerned with the others , and Heslop and he had been contriving their flight for a miner , about forty years of age, who was killed ful and dilatory , and tha t the many victims already testa nt gentlemen , acted as colle ctors at the Bo- in consequence confined to her bed. The inquest sacrificed , warrants upb raiding and censur e. man Catholic Belfast, on was held, and he was placed offered them £2 if they would give him his money a considerable time ; that Heslop was to go to on the 12th inst. by an explosion of sulphur in a —Tht ohapel of Bangor , near in a shell by the side of Newcastle , t t a a g Cambrian . the occasion by the her bed. She died «n Saturday and was .laid out at once. He held out two sovereigns towards o ge horse nd ig, and meet bim at pit belonging to the New Britis h Iron Company. of that edifice being consecrated and placed by the side of her former * partner in life. them , when Taylor struck him under the arm , so or near the place of the " murder " (which he did), It appeared that on the deceased opening a trap- Right Rev . Dr . Denoir , on Sunday last. At the inquest Mr. Bedford said as to jerk the sovereigns into the air. They fell on provided with clothes ; that they then drove to door in the three yard -road of the pit with a naked Sudden Death. —Mr. Josep h Bewley, a member some means should Jfreia tro . most be adopted at the Houses of Parliam ent to prevent the floor, Parrot picked tbem up, and the .three de- Newcastle (by the way of Hepscott , Stannington , candle in his hand , the light was several times of the Society of Friends , and one of tho campe d. The magistrates committed the prisoners &c); that at Stannington Brid ge they threw into blown out but again lighted . active members of the y during the accidents , and he thought- a sheet of canvass might , Ultimatel y he got Thk Pa pal Defende rs. The world Is at Relief Societ for trial, but Taylor was allowed to be remanded , the river a bottle of blood , which they had provide d, throu gh the tra p-door with the lig t — length famine year , died suddenly on Monday last , while be placed under the scaffolding, so that men if they h ed candlo in favoured withsome information about the intended slipped might have their lives saved. as he said he should be able to prove an alibi. but in their hurry had forgot to use it, to spill upon his hand , and immediately an explosion took place. Latholic Defence out walkin g in the neighbourh ood of CastlewellaDi Another Defiance of the Ecclesiastical the place where the hat , &c , were left ; that they Association , althou gh it only Peasant Pro prietors. —The question of a pea- Fatal Accident in the Strand. —On Monday He was subsequently found quite dead . He had amounts to the meagr e fact that Titles Bill.—Liver pool.—Birkenhead , which was spent the morning about the Old Georgo Inn , New- examined the pit that mornin g, as it was his dut y the committee meet- sant proprietary has been discussed almost daily w afternoon a Chelsea Omnibus was proceeding at a ing which was to have been held on the lfch inst., to furi ous rate to round the cab stand , and when op. rendered so conspicuous during the recent agitation castle , and that he (Milburn ) left by the first train to do. The jury returned a verd ict of " Accidental the Iri sh papers since tho appearance in pri nt of against the Papal consider the rules and addres s of the association , will some posite the comer of Pickett-place it came in contact aggression by the riotous pro- to Carlisle , proceeding thence by boat to White- Death. " not take p Mr. "Vincen t Scully's opinions on the subject ceedings of the Romanists , haven , and so on b lace unt il the 25th , and that the first pub ten or worki ng with a poor man , a vender of lead pencils, and bids fair to signalise y r ail to Liverpool. He promi- Election of a Gaoler at Birmin gham. Pris on, lie meeting of the bod twelv e days since. The successful itself by a still furt her defian ce of the law. Last sed he would write to his father , and inform him of —At a meeting of the magistracy of Birmingham y will come off about the 14th of the freehold land and Sept- knocked him down, both wheels of the vehicle of next month It is societies in England passing obliquel y over bis head and week some excitement was created among the Pro- his reasons for leaving the country. — Gateshead Ob- on Wednesday , W. R. A. Stephens, . quite certain that , at the pre- land , is appealed to in evidence pract icab ility neck. The un- the chief of the sent moment , publi c feeling of the fortunate man was quickly placed in testant portion of the communi ty by the appearance server. police, was elected to fill the office of gaoler , in the throu ghout the country of such a plan as th at pro posed, and all aro agreed a cab and re- has cooled down to zero in the ag at moved to Sing' s College Hospital , where it was as- of a large placard upon the walls, bearing the fol- Convert to Protesta ntism.—A gentleman named place of Capt ain Maconochie, former ly governor of it ion , and the in considering it is the only means of staying tna lowing announcement a people seem willing enough to turn their attention that certained that death must have been instantan eous, :— " St. Werb urgh' s Catholic Alfred Cl rke, a resident of Taunt on, and for many Norfolk Island. There were no less than forty can- to other present ruinous dr ain of emigrat ion from the head being dreadfully fractured Church , Birke nhead .—The annual sermon , in sup- years a stanch adh erent of the Roman Catholic subjects. countr y. on the ri ght side, didates , including the captain himself. Harvest Laboure rs. and the vertebra? of the neck broken . The dr iver port of St. Wer bur gh' s schools, will be preached on Chu rch , has publicl y renounced that commun ion, Gloucester and Dban Forbst Railwa y.—In —The Ballyshannon Herald Repatment of Tr easur y Advanc es.—A ru mour , of S a and been openly says that half the number of hands required the Omnibus was at once take n into custody, and re- und y, September 14. Pontificial high mass will received into the fellowship of the compliance with the wishes of the Severn Com- for the whether well founded or not , to the effect tnac moved to Bow-street. be celebrated at eleven o'clock, an d the sermon Church of England . harvest wor k are not to be found. The men are , how- Governme nt tuns missioners , the railway bridge over the western ever, employed for onl means to allow a little bre ath ing Tbe Bight Bev. Dr. Brown was installed as preached by the Lord Bishop of Shrewsbury . Jh A Matador .—Among the passengers which ar- arm of the river , near Gloucester , has been con- y one shilling per day, which is to some of the mor e tho indebt eo the tne evening vespers describe d as greatly increased wages ! impoverished of new Roman Cr tholic Bishop of " Southwark ," on will be sung at half-past six rived on Mond ay at Southampton from Cadiz in the structed by Mr. Brunei with an openin g bay of union s, has tended to allay , although but slight ^ Sunday last ' o' clock, and the serm on preache d by the Lord Iberia mai l steamer _ Emigration. —The Waterford Mail says :— " On the re- , at St. Geor ge s Church . The quiet , was a Spanish Matador or bull for ty-five feet width in the clear. u riaay the feverish excitement which charact erised and unostentatious way Bishop of Tro y, after which there will be a solemn fighter. He arrived at Robbin g the Wreck the Mars left for Liver pool with about 250 guar dian in which the affair was con- Southampton for the pur- .—Bicestbr. —On Monday passengers on board en route cent meetings of the board of Poor-la w ducted formed a mark and str iking benediction. " The re sult was, that on Sunday pose of proceeding fromtha t port to South America morning, Rober t Bradley, labourer , of Bicester to America. Ther e was in the the ir» contrast to the , , an immense number of south and west. Shorn" d , however , pom? and ceremonial attending the inaugura tion morning a lar ge congregation —many being at- where ho has an engagement for thr ee years , to was brought before Captain Style, R.N., at the cattle on board , some lots of sury prove immediate Of tracted out of which were, we believe, the finest inexorab le, and persist in an » Cardinal Wiseman. The installation took place in mere curiosity—a ssembled at St. per form in the gladitorial exhibitions , in one of the police office of this town , in custod y of con- we ever saw leave deman d for an instalment of the " famine loan, Werbur gh's. The church is one of very unpretend- South American capitals this port . The Lady Camp bell left on the presbyt ery, instead of the church , and the only , the sum he is to receive stable Goble, charged with having , on the 7th inst., for Q Wedn esday may be relied upon tha t the lull in tho agit«»>" persons ing charact er, but it was evident that great pre - for this servic e is £4,000. He is a t , uebec, with upwards of one hundred passengers. that, as present were a few clergyme n, who, after stout built man , at Bices er feloniousl y stolen two dr esses, and Ihe Iron Princ e also will be but at best only temporary, and * the reading parations had been made for the occasion. The and appears to possess great activity and str ength other articles of female apparel h sailed on Fri day for Liverpool pcra istenee, of the .Papal Boll, did homage to their altar . , t e pro perty of with several ^" erp ooi not improbable consequence of the newly appelat ed superio r. was decora ted with flowers , and to the right During the voyage he exhibited the sword with Henry Bailey, 23, Bedford -street , Bedford-row passeneera on board . colle«»f° Dr. Brown officiated at there was a kind , Emigration op guardian s will resi gn their functions , rate high mass, and in the course of a subsequent ad- of canopy or throne , intended for which he is armed when in conflict with tho savage Holborn , London. Mrs. Ann Bailey, who bore evi- Richard O'Go rman , Eso —This h the reception of " tho the t eir situation s, Troy nd f &T™!? - . ' '» aTh Kprived affairs . bigbJy endowedand talented clergyman . " did not make hi a appearan ce, dexteri ty. The travell ing dress ot the Matador inst., and that she was on her way to Oxford. At * 8trai tfor ward and truly J affic A and his absence was thus accounted for by Mr. was rather stage-like, being varie gated Bicester an accident occurred ello?citi™ AA par t^ fro I I,t D at h -°b Tuesday and pictu- , and she was thrown Souf 3?V m the fact that he has car- cartCm£ er, SSthe (8 * - Mr. William_ Brown, wh o,, before the service commenced, stated resque , and quite different from that of out of the carriage ; had at the time a Capit Thb French Caval ry HoRSB S.-The W$ Surr ey enrnner. J>»U „.. L„„_ f .* «t. i ¦a Spanish bundle con- une ousnT& T £ ,al of 0,er f 20,000, the ster- a comw that "the Lord Bishop of Troy was called to the gentleman. He had a servan t with him, ' a slender taining the articles prod uced , an d a pocket-hand- 9y,B lte » whwn mar ked Minister of War some time ago appoint ed •£? 4 l0" his care *;, will JSL to re p« south, and consequentl y, could not be present as and effeminate looking youth , who was dress ed kerchi ef; missed the bundle after the accident , but ™ • de«Ply Mt by sion, of which M. Magendie was preside nt, { ceiver Appleby aged sixty, the re- announced in the printed p hro„ ^Tf those of whom upon vari ous questi ons the tre atm en gener al fe e arl lacard ;" but his lord - more fantastically and singularly than his master . now found the things right with the exception of g 5nd eU 8P ent life be had relati ve to » ihe evidences * ? ? °/Momingtof on. Fro m ship, ** their own bishop, would address them in the The behaviour of the Matador in the handkerchief , which was staunflV»nA - ? > made cavalry hors es in the arm y. The commission pear ed witnesses the baggage missing. James Goble, 5» melancholy « that w «LE?1 • """ ^j itap. evening as well as the mornin g." The sermon warhouse of the Southampton! customs deposed that from information received SKhrt !f SS* S. reflec- just sent in its re por t. One of the questions w^ ofwMb tMine , with his he on the leaf » a «.n« .. ?tD age m tbe sear and yellow i bu«i,S0™J *J ^ R ^ nim preached by " the Lord Bishop" in the mornin g brusque manners , deep husky voice, and vehemen t 10th inst. searched the box f, r ' cussed was as to th e effect of salt adm inistered j lar , a lad beer into a of the pris oner at his 8Pe0ted ur mercanti le JS c jCplHte.^ eel- was a very plain discour se, entirel y confined to the volubility, seemed to cause much amusemen t lodgings at Bicester , and tha t he there found Ind deSded fon f 'V the food. The commission , after long a»™ *Lj»i in the dray, J Sa£L££*ba<* o{<»*of the horses the °f the 0lde8t SePt8 of the benew n aft tue charita ble object for wh ich the ceremony was got amongst his fellow voyagers , who were standin g by. bundl e containing the artic les produ ced. Sara h SuntrTSoulJf£ «TndttC T €d , experimen ts, repor t s that salt has no took fright and wn^ awt ? a s animal8 up. The only noticeable feature was SniciDK at Aldham , Essex. Pittam The exiie nfSr *» leave his native land. effect whatever han d wu »eB The t; T5 ^ that tbe —On the 12th inst. , sister of the pri soner , deposed that he hl n y on a noble-mi , but on the other idcd deceased ru shed forwafch ??°?gnty-8tr eet - greates t devotion was paid to the sacred person " an inquest was held on the body of Ja mes lodged at their house low SSlK f ? i ' nded young fel- injury. On th e gestion it « «" stopping et te tion " Miles, for- , and that he, soon after question of di j the homs and saviL *» boyof of the bishop, whose bands were repeatedl y kissed merly a farmer , who had drowned himself twelve on Sunday mornin g, 7 d away by the mania of «»» that horse s in full exercise digest their f°oQ " ». instead , ^^ vl°?f ? on the the 7th of September , ft KEM tmas ,arri 8ter at the '«. a r however, of tern ^U •' during the ceremon y by the officiating priests. On previous day. It appeared that the deceased, bni,d,e h0me his £ E5 hwn t - - i American more rapidly than when rema in iaie< . knocke d down by ^o so ne was who ^" ^ H in box, and thelTCaU S 0f Mr O'Gorman ' they {j,st the animate «!? 7. , leaving the chapel many of the congregation , prin - had a wife and two childr en, had given up business &ff/i kr a buv. t ' tur e Tn „n™ . ? - s depar - gards the mortality of cavalry horse s it is »un? . the heavily-lade n B ?Mels of Af % ™?> that he told her if it was w ofcem who deriveSno cj ic vehiclej ^£jJ . cipall y those of the poorer class, kneeled down and and was living in a house at Aldha m, and being in- &?1 ;• t sS SXT *>«>y within the last few years it has considera kMed him. When the ju ry and ea 6 ,y "™ ?-*ive it «P- The P»8oner , 66 1 his ance we heartily fiSSffiftJ " * £ v , cau8hfc the garment of the " prelate ," volved in his circu mstances , thi s prey ed upon bis wh Zl S?£ ., f6nce Site ? " St , creased owing to the more judiciou s tr eatment. ord ered the men who had CTn,e which they app lied * wa8 fully c<»n™"ed , » d»y been rabShS * r to their lips. I mind to such an extent that at times he talke d irra- S tria?WA ' Slave EuiNciPATioN.-Mr. E. Cre sswe j , to be called in, aud t ^ h ^ K ?*? 8 DFra FlBE lT wd l«" quite r ,»»l J? , , ROTUBBHAH .-Aboufc half- tionall y, and some of his neighbours thought bim in- E on B Orleans , died a few days since, and by w satisfied that they had not fastened pa. t three o clock on « 3W Tr ain Frauds -At the . sttb-m anagerof the National n B of the 2m,fig Sunday morn ingthe a fire of an sane. He appeared to Mr. Hawkes —who had known vH^m l e Jh f Bank 5Kla ^^d ,n s pated his slaves, fifty-one in number , gw '' ° nSefl dray , but had left the hor ses without g ure 8 "^ covered Black ° ln?giStra te8 0tt U™«°* " Dublin was accidentall y killed at sufficient esp the bite InJ > v£ f*} in Horse him some years—to be more particularly depressed in captainCapSfn slbir H.H LeekeT k v ' KUkL t? api ea ' money to each of them to insur e ?a tiloat *»y — > Kre eet ^ other han , wnich faas oawsed the spirits within the last two weeks.; he saw m the chair , Joh n Hendv*2 -i : ? tha.tMr Hopk ins waa about to into the SSTSr 'SfrdQln \y * of death nr?i ; ? J',^ Mrs « bin) on 2»hB ,n ' free states. ... nci(i oi 8 th «y M Placed their employers - Hannah Nicholson and Thursday morn ing, when lie appea red P ,um ,nff into the water Mor e e f l" R Jj " herLniJhi/f ^ty , unwell, and tt - D"cfe X5i - f ? flis foot Botchkr ujs at NAPLES. -Th #/, tV 11 8 they ma v be ca'k« ll le8 ltTO eats jtal said he did not care much what became of iff dSs %wt* f°kmg H"hiB Beat >n a South ZK-S '* tipite d uP°n a r°ck beneath.' He Turin of the Naples *»•'' jx vm»pml to prb SVT ovide ' -/ - lSi£m C0D,lde r f^ him. On K£K-western Railw ay \ tram- Tta ken np in 9th ann ounces from r s for th8 TOa0w and childre n of ihe "l ablS?P ro«res8 ^befor the in- quitting his farm at Lady-day last he stated without havin g prov ided ,. 4 , a state of insensibility, tence of death upon » • . •uamates ies of theheh housen five« in ° to some himself with a ticket. andan d died5S3 inifu about two hours . has been pr onoun ced eX , number , became aware of his neighbours, that sooner than go jnto It appeared that on Sundav prisoners of stat e deputies, *» j, the work. eren ing, when the BE M NT ADV r , including ten B escursfi train wtar njJJ g dicJ£ 2» ?,» , *NCE8.-Th e Aen«p/L W»- minister s, one two prM »» (tica tor «ay« :- We£ haye ambassador , and this evening received the hoped the King will commute these sentence" September 20, 1851. THE NORTHERN ' STA R rj ACCIDENT Off THE THB BUCKINGH AM- MONTH LI RE CORD OF THE SOCIETY Of we have reason exist- SHIR E RAILWAY—TER MINATION moreover to know that the ""wthe^paternal governme^ of MIDDLE SBX OF TBE THE FRIEND S OF ITALY. ence of the Society attention in ! SESSIONS. has attracted " austria •M^^M INQUES T. France " treats its children. Antral etfmtoal &ou?t , and , still more widely and- with stronger The September gener al sessions NO. 1.—SlPMMBEB , 1851. effects, in Italy itself. The subscriptions received at 3 of the peace for The inquest terminated an Mond ay mornin ^ hann the county of Mid dlesex commenced The , 1. Progrut (be Central Office have gone on in an increasing letter A' /° «ntonge has addressed ft on Mond .v court resumed its sittings On' Monday * ft the coroner recapitulated the facta of the Society. his Or ninff at the.WJ BSlOns House, Clerke nwell- when , and the ratio—varyin g, in individual amount from the a lte^y**"* announcing desire' to rU creen appear s by the firs t edition of the calendar tbafi rem ained in deliberation about Formati on and Objects , S mpt,on8 for the calendar contains the names jur y an hour and a of the Society. —The normal subscrip tion of 2s. fid. up to £5 59. ; and He7r pf«n benefit of the wife of The of seventy-two there ar e at pres en t only sixty-seven prisoners for On the re-opening of the cour t, Society of the Frien ds of J tojaa beaa so for trial , sixty-two of whom stand tri al naif. the Fore- Italy was formed in the altogether the experience of the Society is suoh as outed hv JW *' oruelly perse - prison ers charged at this session. of the jury said :— We find month of May in the presen t year ; A 8tri an Paternal Governmen t. with felony, and tbe remainder with misdemean our . Henr y IH8Q " that the deceased it did not fairly to warrant the anticipation , that , as its own con- WhaKK u . Dimsdale was called upon to surrend er ns died from ' accidental cause s ; commen ce its operations ?,ctory of the Imperialist s BY A Sebvant. —Alfred Guest ana take his perso ' but the , however , till the begin- viction of its power to be useful is strengthene d, so lastd aS V*\ in tbe Robmb y , 22, a tri al upon a charge of misdemeanour , desire to attach to that finding ning of July. The °.ct0Der 1848, the unha ppy epoch' of, ly-respecta ble appearan ce it will be jur y some special objects of the Society, as agreed its means and abilities wii] increase. ¦ d&SL > young man of high , was remembere d that the defendant is one of servations , which I will now read :— a ts aMe U having stolen thirty- six pounds weight a who ob «i V • reSaIar meeting , are as follows :— 11. Progress of the Italian Question. ¦£» P0n the 1 *«*£ charged with T,;J! .1 stand charged with assaulting Mr. The jury consider that , in closing ' 1. By pubUo and%n2r^6 «- rterr d/ P**. the Free^ Cohgre- and other articles , the property of John " their inves- meetings , lectures , and the press— Mr. Gladston e' s Letters. —'Since the Society eation rfnV ,^ of soap, "" P aging clerk to Mr. HnmpSre ys, tigation as to the cause of the melancholy and especially by affordin g ^ 11011^) had een amoved by —From the evidence of the S i e ti,,g on catas- opportunit ies to the began its oper ations the publication of Mr. Glad- wverniiw ^ l ^nty-. * Holdsworth , his master. ° ^ hira with e s u P "» which has been attended with most competent authorities for the , Herr Pessnegger took the he was an oilman re- ritur n from £ f? i ^ ' tro phe such fatal re- publication of stone's Letters to Lord Aberdeen on the State , Pro- manamanaS gement ^ % ' prosecutor it appeared that , k8 raCeB The Ca8e Wbich ha , they are called upon . as. well Works on the history of the con preffatimi intn hia ha *A o„h and bad noSadS5?nibeen adjour ned over two * » * sults in regard to of the Italian national move- secutions in Naples has formed an epoch in the his- siding at No. T, High-street , Shadwell , sessions, was again ad- distr essed feelings of the relative s ment—to promo te th° dni with ability until August, 1851. also a branch business in Maud-p lace, Jubile e- J0 tO th e health the of the de- a correct appreciation of the tor y of the Italian Question , both in this country •fJa £3r ' * FfTl' p ^ f. V\ of Mr . Dimsdale. as of those unfortuna te Italian question in this "#* ** ' ©f the National Bank of Stepney. C Jo n ceased sufferer s who have country. 2. To use every and abroad . The peculiarit y of Mr. Gladsto ne' s Vipnn? ™ street , About three months ago the pri - *S V r £ .Imri e a»° Charles Crosa gorvivedthe accident ,, available constitutiona l e JWero ment pro cured his dismissal surrenderedJr ^A to take their and also, in justice to the means of furtherin g the service to the cause of Italy consists in this, that from A * soner was hired at a yearl y salary to conduct the trial for conspiring large , to record cause of It alian , g»* 0n ce» because he was a member to obtain money by. false preten ces—The public at some special observations national independence , in Parli a- by the broad force of his cha racter he has S„ \ business , who stated that he had bad a shop of bis pr osecu- refe rence to the event s ment. personal and threw him for six weeks tor in this case was Mr. Boss, the well-known Wit h prec eding the occur- 3. And generally toaid , in this country, the cleared a way for the discussion of the Italian ques- Sj W ^fcbe . of pr own , but that he had recentl y let it , and was a per- and atte ndan t cause of the independence Wp^Pp!° ' course the esent summer , single man . It was the ruqmer of Bishopsgate-stree t, and the indinmU f. ence upon it, but furth er with re- , and of th e politi cal and tion into quarters where the evidence of any witness D ^ dut y of the prisoner to ence to the futu re traffic religious libert y, of the Italian " e er» ^companie d by three youths , enter all the goods he sold on credi t appeared to have been preferred under the iar of the Bucks railway. people. less eminent and less conservative would have pr o- E ri?1 fne,f ^ in a day-book , follow* The jury find that Organisation of the Society-first id came to London to visit the Great which was inspected ing circum stances :—J t seemed that both " , the rai lway upon which the , within itself; duced no effect. And thoug h Mr. Glad stone stu- M?i&£ ' ' by prosecutor about every six the de- tentable event secondl er his wturn to Austria , he was fendants were in the service of th e prose cutor pa occurred is a bran ch line from the y, in its relations with those whom it regards throughout his Letters , from the SffiSf ; £w weeks. For some time past , however , he had ob- , as the chiefs and diously abstains , th° Per !eout lon3 related in the sub- Irarie being engaged in a rather confide ntial capa- London and Aorth-We stern Railway , diver ging at represen tatives of the Italian larger ques tion of Italian nat ionality and indep en- joined letter served a deficiency iu the stock , and from an obser- ; ' vation made to him city, and it was the custom of Mr. Ross to consult Bletchley, to Oxford , through Bicester , and that cause and, thirdly, in its rel ations with the public. denc e—confidin g, himself to the demand of a just B tofa by a boy in his employ, ho ac- from Steeple Iu the internal letterfrom Herr Peisneger, of Vienn a, cused him with regard to the quality of hair that was Claydon to Oxford U a BUljfle line organisation of the Society, the administration of law in.the existing State s—the Sto the Rev. the prisoner of still keeping a shop, to which ^ following things are included Joha nnes Rongo :— brou ght for sale, and the price to be paid for it, the :—The general body whole result has been to show that , they are right ' " he rep lied that he had re-opened it for his wife. 1 „. «. , . " Brtion 'Aug. 21, 1851. Prosecutor told prosec utor consumin g a great . quantity of that "J The jury find that the tra in to which the acci- of the Members throu ghout the country ; the Cen- who maintain that there is no hope for Italy save in him that be would not allow any- j amved at Paris a telegraphic message thing to be. tak en material in his business. The frau d imputed to dent occurred was not only an excursion train ad- tral Office in London ; the Mana ging Committee ; the expulsion of the forei g and such a gener al intimain +: *ted thaJu t out of his shop without being ' ner , my presence was immedia telv re- paid for. At ' the defendants was that they had conspired toge- ver tised-by publi c notice for passengers , to leave the Council ; and the Corresponding Memb ers, or political re-orgariisatibn as will subordinate all the quired at ' the prisoner s shop in Cambrid ge- Vienna. Wh en I arrived there on the street he found ther to get the pr osecutor to purchase a quantity Lon don on Saturday, and to ret urn on th e follow- Local Secretaries. (1) Members of the Society.— Italian governments in some way or other to the J thirt y-six pounds of soap, fifty-four , *¦ "y» t0 tne most cordial salutation from my pounds of di of inferior hair from a person named Goodin g, and ing Monday . but it also forme d a return excursion The conditions of membershi p are simply these— national will and aspirations the Itali an people. lamiiy,"i the p candles , mould candles , starch , wash- of anxious question was joined , whether I ing powder , blacking, that the defendant Imrie had represented that ifc tra m for passen gers who ha d left Oxford for Lon- the payment of an annua l subscription of half-a- ' s attempt to rep ly to Mri bad any inter &o. No entry for them ap- Mr. .Charles Maofarlane couse while in London with Mazzin i, peared m the day-book was worth i$i, per pound , when he was :uvare that don on the previous Monday , as well as for those crown or upwards , and a general concurrence with Gladstone is worth of notice only as illustrat ing, L'edru- Rollin; . After considerable diffi- y or Louis Blano ? 1 said that I had culty the jury returned a verdic t it had been purch ased by Cross of a Frenchman who had left Oxford and Bicester on the pr evious the objec ts of the Society as set forth in its pro- by its futility, the utter helplessness of that side of not , which of Guilty. —Judg- was the fact. They were astonished ; men t deferre d until next named Aujarre for 40s. per pound as it was Tuesda y. , . gramme. The Society offers to. its members the the question. And regarding Lord Palme rston ' s for that session . , thus , «« .'°" pretex t the police had made a domi- AttircL Dbfbh cb. alleged , defraudin g the prosecutor of the other 8s. :_ . The jury find that the notices to following collatera l advantages :—The rig ht to take bad caused ciliary visit —Thomas Tou erditoh , 27, an the public of announcement in Parliament , .that he , under a special order from the govern- Austri an sailor , was cha per pound .—The jur y re turned a ,verdict of Not these excursion trains were part id the annual general meetings of the Society; copies of Mr. Gladstone ^ Letters tolbe forwarded ,' ment , when' rged with having stolen two imperfectly and vaguely they took possession of all my papers , £10 notes and five £5 notes Guil ty. 4fca wn, for, whilst the compan y's.officers the right to receive regularly, on application at through our ambassadors to the various conti- includin g of the Ban k of England , at Bices- , those conn ected with the management of the pro perty of John Seamore. A Youso Thief.—William Carson 14, a ter construed them to mean some fixed place in their respective distri cts, :or . nental courts interested we have only to say that; the - —It appeared tha t , fifer in that th e Saturday ex- , congre gation ; "they even seized the various the prisoner was a the Royal Artillery , was char ged s cursion train from London to otherwise , a copy of the Society's Monthly Record the act was undoubtedly meritorious and ministeri al lodger in the house of the pro- with tealing a Oxford was to call at while , decr ees on the subject of the Free Con- secutor in Welleloae-square , and on the 27th watch , the property of Robert Hill Koss and J oseph Bicester the officers at Bletch ley of proceedings and intelligence, as well as copies of proper , it must surely be a matter for regret that gregation. The of construe d them to any other publications of small size the gratuitous fre quent inquiries made at my August last the prosecutor put two £10 notes and Westw ood, a priva te in tho same regiment ,,was mean that they should not stop at Bletchley, bnt go the liberal statesman , who presides over the foreign house by the police, distribution of which to members may seem advi- if I had returned to Vienna. five £5 notes between two pieces of wood on tho charged with feloniously receivin g the watch , thr ough to Oxford ; and the jury consider that both affairs of England should find himself unable to showed that ulter ior proceedings were in contem- knowin g it to have ef those sable to the Committee and Council ; the ri ght to top of his bedstead for security, but hia wife found been stolen .—The boy Carsoa constructions might be fairl y adopted assist the cause of European freedom in any more Plat °n- People even hinted at banishment. On , and to play plea ded guilty .—The without the imputation purchase at a reduced cost any lar ger publications signal way than b i them up a joke against her husband prosecutor was a private in of any neglect of duty on y circulating the unofficial pam- the 10th of Jul y I was summoned before the police, removed them and placed them in a the same regiment to which the prison er belonged th eir part as arisi ng which the Society may put forth ; and , .finally, the phlets of a conserv ative rival . , box in her , from such cause. when it was intima ted to me that I must leave own apartment. Some time afterwards and it appear ed that the boy had gone into his room " The jury find that tho company 's servants at right to correspond directl y with the central office, How opinion on Italian Affairs is , on going shaping itself Vienna in twenty -four hours. I asked the reason . to the box for the money, she was amaze d and taken the watch , which he afterwards gave t© Bicester were prep ared for the tram whether for the purpose of. procuring information in England. —Althou gh it was to on find- to stop tbere Naples in. .par- They shru gged their shoulders , and rep lied th at it ing th at it had disappeared , the whole the other prisone r to pledge. , He went for that pur- for the Bicester passengers to alight on points connected with Italian affairs , or for the ticular that Mr. ' t ' of which , ; but that the Glads one s Letters directe d atten- was not known , and referred me to Weiss Von- with the exception of one £10 note was traced pose to the shop of a pawnbroker named Davis engineman in char ge of the train acted purpose of making suggestions to the Committee tion , to , who upon the , it is evident th at the general interest in this Starken fels, the dire ctor of police. I went to him , the possession of the prisoner , who was given into appeared to enter tain some suspicion as to the man- belief that he was to go through to Oxford and the Council. (2) The Central Office. —Here country in Italian affair s is concentrating ' without itself on and was told to ask no reason s, but to obey the custody for stealing the same.—The prisoner ner in which the watch had been obtained , and the * stopping at Bicester, and that such a misunde r- books and documents connected with the Society ' s Rome , in . This is perhaps occasioned by the fact that order at once. My blood boiled , but I controlled his defence, said he had been within ten minutes answers to the inquiries that were made by him not stan ding had a tendenc y to produce confusion objects are collected and kept, and here the Secre- the views and aims of the in Pa pacy in connexion with my indignation , quietl y protesting against this of the time he was given into custod y in bed with being satisfactor y, he gave Wostwood into custody . th e ar rangements, and require d more than ordinary tary is in attendance dail y to receive personal or Britain ' make Rome the special point of Italian in- written communica tions illegal proceedin g, and declarin g that I should the wife of the prosecutor , who had given him the —Th is prisoner , in his defence, asserted tha t he? Tigilance to be paid to the points and signals; and , and to conduct the terest to ourselves ; intrinsicall y; however , knew nothing of the 's correspondence. and in not voluntary obey the order. I , however , resolved money, and that he had been intimate with her on robbery, and that he mer ely the jury consider that there was a want of ade- Society (3) The Manag ing Com- the most general aspect of the whole Italian ques- went to ledge the watch mittee.—This consists of twelve members chosen to act merely by way of passive resistance , so as other occasions.—The jur y found the prison er p becaus e Carson told him quate instruction to the guards from their ,superior tion , this course of opinion is right. Rome is the to give no occasion to th at the pawnbroke r would not take it in officers as to the from the larger body of the Council , together with the governmen t to raise a Guilty. —The Chairman sentenced him to be trans- from a> stoppa ges of the . train to ha con- field of battle whereon the question of Ital y, with criminal charge boy. He r equested that the lad might be sisten t with the the Secretary ex officio. The Committee meets at against me on that ground. I tried ported for ten years. examine * public safety. all that depends oh it, will necessaril y be decided. to have an audinue of Dr. Bach the Minister of on his behalf to prove that what he had stated was " The ju ry find least once a week, and transacts all the ordin ary , Stuset Robber? .—Morris Fleet , 21, was indicted that , althou gh there is-much And here we would request _ speciaV attention to a the Interior , but I could true ;—Tho boy was according ly sworn , and . he business of the Society in the name , and subject to not get at him. I there- for having stolen a watch , value £6, the property discr epancy in the evidence adduced before them fact which perhaps has not been so clear to others ' fore presented a memorial to the Minister , stating confirmed the statement that had been made by the speed at the revision , of the Council. The moneys of the of John Trotman , from his person ,—The prose cu- as to which tho train was travellin g as it has been to us who have watched its indica- that I had gone to London Westwood with regard to the circumstances under Society are in the charge of a Treas urer , who is a ' to see the Great Exhi- tor stated that be was a chain-maker , residin g in when it reached the junction point at Bieester,.yet tions—to wit, that the universal tendency of the bition , which he had gone to pledge the watch. member of the . Committee. (4) The Council . accompanied by three sons of a friend (at Holborn , and that on the evening of the 21st of —The Re- the engineman admits that be was going at a greater — British press during the last month or two has been corder havin g summed the case as it affected This consists of a number of his request) ; that I was furnished with a regular August he was in the City-road , near the Angel, up .the speed than he would have done had he known that members —not limited towards the expr ess assertion that the deliveranc e prisoner Westwood, the jury returned a verdict —of known name and influence passport ; that I could prove by official documents looking , with a great many other persons , at a of he was to stop at Bicester. It appears , therefore , , residing in all parts of Italy and of the world must consist primarily in that I was a citizen of Vienna and had been a re- Not Guilty.—A corporal of Marines, who was tha of the country, and representin g as nearl y as pos- , man who, dresse d in a soldier 's uniform, was that, in the absen ce of a clear under standing the radical aboliti on of the secular Papacy . That sident Since 1826 : that Vienna was therefore stepfath er of the boy Carson , informed the Court sible the various elements united in the Soci , , my going through a performance which he called " the , among the officers as to stopping at Bicester or not , ety. the . Daily News, steadfast and able advocate as legal residence in an swer to inquiries that were made b Stated meetings of the Council , and that I had a rig ht to live there exercise. " The prisoner and one or two others y tha th e only guides they had to dir ect them were the ar e convened at it is of liberal government , should have been led to and ' learned judge , th at his own father was an arti llery- least once in two gain my livelihood ; that my expulsion from were close by him, but observing that they were signals provided by the compan y, with directions months ; but members of Coun cil tbis conclusion—or that the Morning Herald, and man , who was drown ed, leaving a widow with seven may attend the ordinar y that town was a legal impossibility ; that I could pressing against himself and several , others , he for their use. That , in the present case, the signal meetings of Committee , other journals occupying the same point of view , not abandon my wife and children that there was children , of whom tho prisoner was the youngest. and the .Commi ttee is required to summon special ; thou ght that he had better get a little farther off. man had used the necessary signal of caution at should contrive to embrace it—ia not to be no possibility of gaining my livelihood in any other His pay, it appeared , was 6£d. per day, and at the meetings of Coun cil on occasions of importance . The prisoners and two others followed , and again the auxiliary signal post, and of dan ger and stop at wondered at; but that the Times should have place, and that mor eover my position as plaintiff time of the robber y he was under a stoppage of2d. the points. That The Society appeals to its list of Council alread y took up a position beside him, and in a very short the engineman and guards had broached it as a circumstance of peculiar signi- in an action against the National Bank of Vienna time afterwards he (prosecutor) saw his watch in per day to the quarter-maste r-sergeunt , for shoes Observed the cautio n published , as at once a proof of the catholic nature and other necessari es signal at the auxiliar y ficance. Such, however , is the fact. By referrin g rendered my presence peremptoril y necessary, to the prisoner ' s hand , tbe bow being cut close to tho that had been supplied to him, pf its. aims, and a guarantee of the rectitude and s '2nd post, and had slackened speed according ly, bnt that to the Times of Augu t , the re ader will find , in save me from absolute starvation. the swivel rem aining attached to the and being in arrear , he took the watch , hoping, by the driver and his prudence of its proceedings. (5) Corresponding pendant , guards were misled by some op- an article of great power, evidentl y int ended to "1 obtained an official' confirmation ot this pro- chain quite perfect The prisoner ran off, followed means of pawning it, to relieve himself from hia Members, or Local Secretaries .—These are mem- difficulty. He had tical illusion as to the whitelight ,or ' goon ' signal , turn the tide of public detes tation from Nap les to ceeding , aud hastened with it to the office of police. by prosecutor , who demanded the r ostoration of , it appeared , alw ays borne a good bers of the Society who, being or not being mem- character , at the princi pal signal post of the station. Rome, a vehement denunciation of the iniquities On leaving that I had memorialised the Minister the watch. The prisoner stopp ed suddenl y, turned up to the time when this tr ansaction took ¦ « bers of the Council , will act as the Society's accre- place.—The Recorder The jury find that the white lieht was not and abuses of the Papal government , wound up of the Interior , a commissary of the police pro- round , and struck him a heavy blow on the side of inquired whether , if a kliebii dited agents in their several districts , receiving with an assertion r endered as turned to the approachin g train , yet they see no , conspicuous as possi- mised to remove me merely outside the walls of tho head , after which be again ra n off , but was in punishment , such as a whi pping , were infli cted reason to doubt subscrip tions, distributin g informa tion, correspond- upon the prisoner tha t the engin eman and guards ble by the aid of italic letters ,, that" these will Vienna, that he might be able to state that he had the end captured in the City-road. —Mr. O'Brien , , he would be taken back into tha were, from some unex plained cause, misled by the ing with the Secretary in London , so as to repor t he the characteristics of the Piipal power as long as executed the ord er—thus allowing an opportunity regiment ?—The fathe r-in-law said, it would depend local progress &c. ; who appeared for the prisoner , said he could not appear ance of a real or reflected light, which , and , in short , promoting the it exists." Iii short , as " Delenda est Carthago" was tp see if effect would be giten to the memorial. upon the colonel ; but he had no doubt tha t ha they objects of the Society It struggle with the evidence, and the jury returned believed to have been the whit e light signal for ' in every possible way. The the cry of Cato , so the " Abolition of the Papacy " fell worse , for me, however. An officer of the would be taken back if only a slight sentence waa go Society relies much on tbis part of its organisa- a verdict of Guilty. —Archer , a police officer , on,* and that being deluded by this supposed white is becoming the cry of the Timet. police came to my house and delivered the follow- stated that the prisoner had been convicted of passed upon him.—The Recorder very kindl y un- tion, which, however, it will take some time to dertook to light, they did not observe the danger signal at tbe What aspect the Italian question is assumin g ing document :— picking pockets at the Sadler 's Wells, Th eatre , and commun icate with the colonel of tha complete . regimen t points until they had approached so near to them as abread. —Abroad , all the events that are happening "• Official. —For Herr Pessnegger. —(Personal that be was a regular associate of thieves.—Mr. upon the subject , and in the meantime! Under the second head of tbe Society ' to be unable to stop or to reverse the engine. s or- in connexion with the Italian question—the in- description is here given.)—Prescribed Route. — Witham sentenced the prisoner to one year 's hard sentence was respi ted . " The jury find tha t if the points had been fairly ganisation — namely, its relations with the creased cruelty and tyranny practised in every The same ia to travel by the direct route from Emdezzlemen t.—Lewis Joh n Jones , 21, the clerk representatives of the Italian cause—it has to labour. to Mr, open for the train to pass down either the strai ght Italian state, from the Neapolitan to the Venetian • Vienna to Btunn , and is, immediatel y on his SiwaoiiAR Defknce. —Henry Sheldrake , 21, en- Hud dlestone , the barrister , who had pleaded be remarked in the first lace a t guilty line or the siding, and had been in per fect condi- p , th t, houg h the the vague rumours of alliances between the Pope, arrival there , formally to present himself to the was indicted for stealing eight screw hobbs, at a former session to a char ge of embezzling ; Society i» strictly ' British in its constitution and gineer, a tion at the time, it is ieore than - probable that the Naples, and Austria , for the expulsion of the French police. 'All civil and military authorities are re- a force pump, some half-round considerable sum of money which he had received spirit it was absolutel ten screw taps , from different tra m would have passed to the station. , y necessary for its intelligent from Rome ; the still darker rumours of Germ an quested to let the bearer of this prescribed route taps and other property, belonging to John Cramp clients on account of his master , co-operation in the cause of Italian libert y that it , was brought pr isoner "The jury find that there was nothing observed and . Russian intervention for the suppression of the pass free and unhindered provided he does not de- Jur y.—In Januar y last a very extensive robber y Up for judgment.—The , who> should be in relations with native Italians , with was stron g b by the pointsman at the time the train reached him Piedmontese constitution and the res toration of viate ' from it. By the Imperial and Royal Branch was committed on the premise s of the prosecutor , ly recommended to mercy y Mr. Huddle- whom it might consult , to indicate any defect whatever in the points. But and from whom it might universal despotism throu ghout Ital y; the growing Police-office , Josep hstadt. an engineer , in Green Dragon-yar d, Whiteehapel , stone, was sentenced to be imprisoned for twelva they find also tha t after the train had pass ed the procure the specific information required in this uneasiness of the French tro ops in their disgraceful (Signed) « Nbuwibth, Commissary. ' when property of the value of between two and months in Newgate. ; d t c lace pointsman , and before any other train had gone over country an iu he se ond p , tha t though the character of tbe Pope's police, tbe growing cool- •Vienna , 11th July, 1851.' three hundred pounds were stolen . At the follow- Pockbi Pickin g.— Emma Yardley, 27, and Mary Society, as such the points , it was discovered that the tie-rod, which , pronounces no opinions as to the ness between them and the Pontiff, and the gro w- " I asked the officer whether he was provided ing Old Bailey Session a marine store dealer named Thomps on, 29, were indicted for stealing a pursa form or forms of government which it might be containin g is shown to have been partiall y broken before , and ing uncertaint y of the French President and poli- with money for my journey and other expenses ? Hunt was tried , convicted , and sentenced to six a half sovereign and other money, the? which connects the two point rails , had been broken desirable to set up. in emanci pated Italy—leaving ticians in power at home what course to adop t—all lie said he was not, bu t I was assured th at I months ' hard labour for feloniously receiving some property of Alfred Tritton , from the person of An- asunder near the screw joint , and that the heel chair this question entirely to the futur e and to the conspire to prove that the Italian question is con- should find , on my arrival at Bruon , every thing of the stolen property , and it appeare d from entries gelica Tritton. —It appeared that Mrs. Tritton was Italians ' ' was also broken , and the point rail attached to it them selves—yet it was absolutely neces- necting itself indissolubly with the larger question that was necessary. An hour afterwar ds I was in bis books that the articles he was charged with upon tho Paul s Wharf steam pier on the 27th of Sent. sary for. the chances of its usefulness , that it should of Free Government or Despotism' all the world separ ated from my poor wife and boy. You will receiving were purchased of a perso n named Shel- August , waitin g for a steam boat , when she felt " The jury find tha t these injuries to the tie-rod , proceed on a gener al conviction of the good faith , over. A! great thing, surel y, it will be if—should hot require from me any descri ption of the sad dr ake. The property set forth in the present in- some one's hand iu her pocket , and she seized tha ihe chair, and point rail , were occasioned at the and a general admira tion of the conduct , of that the issue of the approaching struggle be as we hope scene ; you can imagine it—compelled , as I was, to dictment was found in the possession of another hand of the prisoner lardle y while she was in tha party which reall act of withdrawin g momen tary transit of tbe engine or tender over the y represents the national feeling —it shall have been the part of an independent abandon my family to the benevolence of friends , marine store dealer , who now deposed that he pur- it. Yardley was then observed points , by coming in contact with the toe of the in Italy, and without which, as events daily prove , Society of Englishmen such as ours , however dis- parting from them with the knowled ge that I was chased seven screw hobbs and eight taps of a per- to pass some ar ticle to Thompson , who walked off, but sho was point rail , but whether they were so occasioned by Ital y has no cause and no hope at ail—the party of tantl y, to contribute to it. going away on a journey of sorrow ana anguish. son whom he thoroughly believed to be the pri- stepped by th e pier-m aster , and sha Band , gravel, or any other materi al havin g pre- Mazzini and hia brother patriots. The Society, Office. 10. South ampton Street. Strand. " " When I arrived at Briinn I immediately reported soner for 15s., thoug h they were worth more , but was then observed to throw someth ing away which turned vented the points falling into their proper position , therefore , announces it as one of the features on myself to the police, but was informed that knowing tho prisoner to havo kep t an engineer ' s out to be the purse of Mrs. Tritton. —Tha which it prisoners were or whether by any indecision on the part of the counts most largely for its useful activity, LECTURE OH BLOOM ERISM. they had not received any notificat ion about me, shop, he though they were ordin ary engineer ' s tools found Guilty ; and as it appeared pointsman as to which line of rails he was to send that it is in such relations with Signor Mazzini and an d I was told to call again. The official report did —that they were his own property. Hun t' s term that they were not known to the police, they wera delivered the train down by, or whether any slip of the han dle other eminent Italians , as secure to it all the advan- On Monday evening, Mrs. C. H. Dexter not come till the third day. It set forth , not in of imprisonment having expired , he was called as a sentenced only to be imprisoned and kept to hard tages of direct and intimate knowled ge of current a lecture on Bloomerismj in the Literary Institu- the usu al form , that I had been removed from Vien- witness and he stated that he had no doubt what- labour for six months. of the points lever, or by any other cause ; yet the ' The building , jury find that from some such cause the engine Italian affairs , without , in the slightest degree, tion , John- street , Fitz roy-square. na to Briinn , but that I was a person particularly ever that the prisoner was the individual of whom For ger?.— Caroline Gertrude Rogers , 10, pleaded and hundreds were unable to guilty to an indictmen went over the points on to the strai ght hue, whilst compromising its independence of judgment , or was densely crowded , dangerous to the state, and that I was to be kept he bought the articles he was convicted o/ re- t, charging her with forg ing pledging it to any further adhesion to Mazzini' s obtain admittance. The price of admission was under the stricte st surveillance from " superior ' a cheque for £43, with intent to defraud Messr s. the rest Of the train took the siding, and resulted ' , receiving. —The prisoner s defence was a rather future policy than is involved in the belief that twopence to the hall , and three-pence to the state necessity. " I represented to the police the inconsisten t one. He first complained that the Currie and Co.—Mr. Bodkin , who appeared for tha in that awful loss of life, serious injury to persons , ht Mrs. Dexter a lady pro secution stated that the which is now so Mazzini is a true and noble man, and that hitherto gallery. At half-pa st eig , inconsistency of this report , with a compu lsory witness only gave his 15s. for what was worth , prisoner was in tha and sreat destruction of property about thirty-five years of made her appea r- servi ce of painfull lored. Italy has had cause to bless his name. age, passport , and , therefore requested tha t I should be £7 10s; ; and then contended that both the marine the Rev. Mr. Lawford as nurse , and ha y dep ance on the platform habi ted in the Bloomer said that she had taken the opportunity to abstract; "That whilst the jury find that there was sot Extern ally, the action of tbe Society is to be on referred to the authorities at Vienna. A minute of store dealers wore mistaken as to his identity, and generall costume. She was rec eived with slight manifesta- a cheque from his cheque book , upon which she that measure of culpability in the conduct of any the British Parliament and on the public y. my req uest was made and laid before the Governor that he never in his life had any stolen property in the Society has tions of applause. Her attire , which was wholly had committed the forgery in question .-The Rev. of th e company 's servants as to warrant the find- For action on Parli ament , of Moravia , who ordered a reference on the subject his possession .—The jury found him Guilty.—The facilities in the fact that , some of its composed of black satin , consisted of a jacket ordi- to be 'made to Vienna. Tho police there upon infor- court sentenced him to one year ' s hard labour. Mr. Lawford , in answer to questions that were put ing of an adverse verdict against any of them, yet narily worn by ladies in walkin g dress a skirt below by the court , stated that he received a good char ac- they feel that it is due to the public safety that most zealous members are members of tbe , med me that it was not obligatory on the city of Plund er op a Charitable Institution. —Mary at lar ge that scarcel y reached down to the knee, and a ter with the prisoner , and she had gener ally con- some greater means of protection to life and pro - British legislature. On tbe public , Btiinn to defray my expenses and the cost of main- Bentley , 23, and James Lewis, 27; were indict ed the means of action ar e throug h the press and by pair of exceedingly wide trow sers , tied at the taining myself there. Thus deceived and cruelly keys, value 12s., the ducted herself well while in his serv ice. , Her ideas , perty than now exists should be resorted to by the for having stolen nine brass however public meetings. In the former of these methods ankle. She proceeded at once with her lecture , imposed on by the authorities of Vienna, I am com- property of the trustees of the Society for the , appeared a good deal above . her station , company, and that in the monopoly which railways which she commenced by adverting to a slight de- for she had occupied her time in writing poetry, nave achiev ed in travelling, tbe lives of passengers the Society has alread y done a good deal, both by pelled to live in an expensive hotel, as no private Refuge of Females , at Dalston. —The prisoner gree of difficulty and embarrassme nt she fel t in ap- and had likewise taug ht herself the Italian should not be jeopardised at the shri ne of interest publications emanating from itself, and by the individual will let mealod ging, for fear of attract - Lewis pleaded guilty. The female prisoner , it ap- country . pearing publicly to advocate a change of female ' language. She was also very fond of dress , and a and dividends. friendly aid of the established press of the ing the surveillance of the police . peared , was an inmate of the institution , anil the - better footing, costume. She felt there was something wron g iu considerable portion of the proceeds of th e forgery " The jury find that a single line of railway ne- To put this part of its labour s on a " The presiding committee of the free congrega - evidence showed that the koys were stolen from literary members tho state of things which rendered it necessary for and affluent wer e expended in the purchase of clothing and cessarily involves more danger to passengers than a Sub-Committee of some of its ti ons, and a deputation of respectable the washbouse by her , and given to tbe other pri - has been formed trea tment of the a woman to appear in public to vind icate such a creed have jewellery of an expensive character. —Jud gment a doubl e one, by reason of the trains having to , for watching the citizens of Vienna , without respect to , soner through the window. —The jury found Italian question, both in the domestic and in the change. Under the dictates of fashion , the most used energetic measures on my behalf. They have Bentley. Guil ty. was respited. pass over junction points in tbe one case whic h absurd customs had prevailed . In China they com- would not be required in the other. They also find forei gn press—for systematising the information had several audiences with Dr. Bach , the Ministe r Assault. —Miohael Driscoll , 17, was indicted for Bisamt.—William Matthews , ii, was indicted for procured—and for disseminating true views and pressed the feet of the ir victims until they ren- of the Interior , but have obtained no greater suc- having unl awfull y assaulted Emma Gaunter , a bigamy.—Sophia Beeves deposed that the prisoner that tra ins are occasionall y delayed at the stations dered them incapable of locomotion . In other othe r trains and hence refuting calumnies and falsehoods, by all avail able cess than promise of a furt her examinat ion into tbe girl under the age of ten years, with intent, &o.~ was married to her sister , inn Lover .Reeves, at to preve nt collisions with , lands they compressed the skull so as to puzzle the enginemen on dut y are superinduced to channels of literary intercourse. No public meet- matter when the necessary documents are got at. Mr. Payne prosecuted on behalf of the Society for Chichester , at the sub-denery parish church , on tho that the aware of the im- most acute phrenolog ist. At one time a lady while, 3rd June at a greater speed than is consistent with ings have as yet been held ; but, My puni shment , therefore, is in full force , the Protection of Young Females.—Mr. O'Brien , 1811. The sister had between £200 and trave l on the public would not be considered dressed unless she car- minister himself , £300 when the prisoner married her and they went on a single line of railway , in order to ob- portance of this mode of operating according to the adm ission of the defended. —The jury found the pr isoner G uilty. , safety conte mplation a series of ried a pyramid of a considerable height on her deta ined far from to London and took a public-house. About two* the times appointed for their , arrival at sta- mind , the Society has in my offence is doubtfu l. I am Jud gment wasdeferred. serve as soon as possible, in head. No custom had been too absurd to be fol- where a surveilla nce as strict could be yeara afterward s her sister camo homo in a road tions. These and other matters of more minute de- public meetings , to be held , my home, ' some of the larger towns of the kingdom. lowed, provided the example was set by the maintained in Vienna as at Briinn. I have not the waggon , and having paid her fare she had only six* tail impose upon the company s servants a degree Death op one op Bubn 's Heroin es.—A Glasgow Procee dings of the Society hitherto. —la addition affluent. Long Sowing dresses, hoops, patches , slightes t doubt th at my persecutors hope to be able pence left. Her sister was always of weak mind , of watc hfulness and care on a single line of rail- powder on the head were inall contemporary records the death of one of the six and that the pointsman to all the operations necessary for the establ ish- , &c , orig y invented to render me completely submssive by starving and she was subsequentl y removed by the pariah way almost superhuman ; by persons in a lofty situation , have no " Mauchli ne belles," on whom Burn s confers the authorities to Bethnal Green Lunatic Asylum, is liab le from a mere ment of the Society, the Society has issued the fol- to hide some injury me out. As for the starv ation they will in the discharg e of his dut ies , or malform ation of the bod y, un der which they y p i , for lam fame of his verse. Mr s. Findlay, relict of Mr. where she was at the present time, Tho parish had or from want of nerve or lowing publications:—(1) An Address to the great difficul ty in carr ing their o nt accidental slip or fall, ' and plans wer e labouring. In eastern climes more pri- my poor savings , and I Rober t Findlay, of the Excise, Greenock , was one to support her sister at Chichester for some is so essential in cases Public , explainin g the Society s views , now compelled to exist on time, that prese nce of mind which mitive manners prev ailed ; fashions seldom varied ; ear ning any of the very few perso ns, surviving to our own times, they had instituted the present prosecution. The the innocent or acci- and giving a gener al picture of the present state of am prev ented by brut al force lrom of difficulty and danger , to be the females wore a costume similar to their will submit who intimately knew the peasant bard in the first pri soner life and property. Italy; (2) Tra .-t No. I., entitled " Non-Interve n- livelihood. If they think that 1 , I can did not contribute in any-way towards dental cause of dest ruction to own, and the Georgians , Circassians , and other mistake n. flush of his genius and manhood , and by whom the support of hia wife after sho left him.—Mary urg e upon the di- tion," treatin g cenerally of the princ iples that assure you they are " The jury therefore earnestly relations of eastern females had ever been celebrated for the congregation in Vienna is to pr eserve her name and charms have been wedded to im- Young , deposed that she became as they value human life ought to preside over the mutua l " If the free the second wife, rectors of the company, of Italy ; beauty of their persons , and tho elegance of their that remains of vitality as a prote st mortal verse. When we consider that sixty-five acquainted with the priso ner while she was in ser- it, that th ey will cause nations , and applying these to the case the little and deplore the sacrifice of press calling carriage. They must not imagine because they the fanatical proceedings of Je suitism , and years have elapsed since Burn s wrote the lines in vice in Portland-pliee , and she was married to him laid down without delay, (3) Circulars to the public and to the , against a second line of rails to be and re- were a highly civilised people, that they were free encouragement and support of the other op- which this lady ia noticed , and that the six Mauch- on the 3rd of •February , 1840. She was aware that the recurre nce of such attention to the existence of the Society, for the as a means of preventing Addre ss, in from absurdities in their modes of dress . The pressed congregations of Austria , I feel it to be my line belles were then in the pride of opening he had been married , but he shovxed her a letter which has now formed the questing their friendly support; (4) An a dir e calamity as that the Ital ian language , to patriotic Italians , .express- lad y then showed the absurdity of stays as an arti- duty to persevere iih,e a man , and better men than womanhood , it Is surpr ising that two of them, who statin !? that hia wife was dead , and when she mar- subject of their very amdo ns inquiry and most pain- accents of the in- ,, inn sympath y with them in their misfort unes and cle of female apparel , and tho loss of heal th , and my oppressors are must help me. have often listened to the living ried him she believed that he was.a widower. The ful <^elioerafcion. towards deaths from consumption , that were produced by remove a heavy of cave which spired peasant , stil l survive. The fate in life oi prisoner was engaged as a waiter and interpreter at recommenda- their efforts , and asking their assistanc e " It would weight At the suggestion of tbe coroner a state the system of tight lacing. Could they imagine depresses me if 1 knew that my wife and child the six belles was as follows :—Miss Helen Miller , the Exhibition . He oame home one day the worse enlight ening the Brit ish public as to the true now Burn s' s friend tion was added that all tbe trains should stop at num- anythin g more absurd , than a Venus kept upright could be removed to a place of safety. Do, thei-e- the first named , became the wife of , for liquor , and- they had a quarrel , and he struck of It aly. Contemporan eously with this first in Mauohline Bicester statio n. ' s Mon thly Record there will by pieces of whalebone ? Nothing could be more , my honoured friend , look out for some means Dr. Mackenzie , u medical gentleman , her , and she-then wen t to Chicheste r to make in- ber of the Society , fore Markland wehavcalread y 's Tract No. II., which will inconveni ent in wet weather than the present of effecting this. I can do nothing fur ther , fettered latterly in Irvine ; Miss quiries about his wife, and this-led to the present Captain Watsos.—On Mon- also app ear the Society Jea n Smith was marr ied to Mr. Court- Martial as refutat ion by facts and docume nts (the system of long dresses. Of this the lad y gave a as I am ; and it is with these cares that my tyran ts spoken of; Miss prosecution. —The jury found the prisoner Guiil ty, was issued contain- consist of a a successful teacher in Edinburgh , and day a Pa rliamentary document furnished by Mr. Mazzin i) of the charge , humorous descri ption . She had often regrette d its seek and hope to crush mo. The Jesu itical clergy Candlish , and he was sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to to the court-martial held docume nts became the mother of the eminent divine ; Miss hard labour for sis months. ing some papers relating scandalously repeate d against evidence, that inconvenience , but had not thou gh t of adopting have gone so far in their sjstem .of terro rism Capt ain Watson. In February, 1S50, Captain still so the eastern costume until a lady in America , dis- Templeton , on the Roman Republ ic was a Reign of Terror. It against me as to intimate that they will not cease Betty (Miller) became the wifoof Mr. Pocket Pickik g.—J ames- John Smith , 1S> Rifle Regiment, was exa- the sneers of the ignorant or pr ejud iced, in Mauch line ; and Miss Morto n married Mr . Pat- "Watso n, of the Ceylon mentioned, besides, that on the 18th of regarding till the complete ruin of my fortunes is effected— printer , and William Harpur j. 24, clogmaker , were before a committee of the House of Com- may be dared to assert her right to use her own judg ment terson , cloth-mor chant , in the same village. Of the mined a petitio n drawn up in the nameo f the Council until the education of my boy, now eleven years of indicted for stealing a watch ,, valued £3 10s. from affairs of Ceylon, and denied that Jul y, as to the style of dress. She could speak to the fate and history of " Bonnie Je an " (Armour) , we mons, on the Society and signed by a number of its mem- age, has been undertaken legally and officially by the person of Mary Condon Henderson , on. a vessel certa in documents sent to pers ons at Ceylon, of the comfort of the style she wished to introduce , and been placed need not speak. The survivors arc Mrs . Pattesson bers , was pre sented to the House of Common s by the government ; until , in short , he has navigatin g the River Thames. The evidence in this stating that they would be tilled and their pro- her she left them to contrast its elegance with that of dens of and Mrs. Candlish .—Scottish Pr w. Mr. Duncombe -pr aying the House to addre ss for education in one of the ecclesiastica l case rested on the testimony of White , an intelli- pert y confiscated unless they gave up some pro- Rome its competitors. Little could he said with certa inty can I pre- The Woods and Fores ts.- In the late session an Majesty against the continued occupation of vice—a seminary of the Jesuits. How was »ade by gent officer , who, seeing the two prisoaera at perty belonging to other parties , therein men- as to the dress of the females of ancient Greece ; but vent their Satanic p and abund ant proofs of act was passed , to which reference by the Fr ench troops. lans, _ Greenwich , and they being known to- him , he tioned , were in his handwriting. Captain Watso n the modern Greekladiesin common with tho Turks , their dexteri ty in carrying them out they have al- Her Majesty on the prorogati on , for the better them on to one of the Gre enw.ieh steam- Evidences of Success, and Prosp ects.—As retu rns Woods and Forest s. By tbis watched declared that the signatures to four documents acting Hindoos , Siamese, Chinese, and the most of the read y given otherwise mana gement of the boa rd after them . Ho saw have not yet been made by those who are me—how can I prevent them separated from boats ,, and went on were forgeries. It was subsequentl y alleged that It other Asiatic and African nati ons, compr ising act the Woods and Forests will be pocket s, of several ladies between for the Society in different parts of the count ry, than by the removal of my boy ? On the- 10th of thesi ; try the they were in his handwriti ng, and a court-martial more than one-half of the human family, wore the even my wife th e Public Works and Buildings. the Tun nel Pier , where the pro- is not possible at present to say how many mem- "It breaks my heart to say so, but efifect , from which Greenwich and ¦was held at Colombo on the Sth April last, when he objectionable trowsers ; it was in Europe alone must be removed this scene October tbe new law will t ake a female-friend came oa board , and bers the Society counts , nor what amou nt of funds , for her continuance in tho Public Works secutrix and was accord ing to the lette r of Lord Fitzroy Somer- that they were monopol ised by man. Why should resistance day the First Commissioner of she shortl y afterwards made a complaint of havin g ' is in its possession. So far as has yet been ascer- of sorro w endangers the firmne ss of that Commissioners of the Public works " most fully and most honourably acquitted of not a woman wear a dress that would enable her to which I must She wr ites a will be the First watch:- White told her not to make a set tained , however , the response to the Society s ap- offer to our enemies, salary of £2,000 a year , and he lost lies' the cha rge pref erred aga inst him, and the four in- range free over hill or dale, gathering health from fine almost a and knows French , and Buildings , at a about it, and , went to Smith whom he had peal has been highly encour aging. Many person s , manly hand , of the House of Commons . It is noise » contained in it," sam e night, a cart Londo n down to I will pro ve tha t the animal belongs to After entering into a variety of argu ments in suppo rt has received a reprieve for one fortnight beyond the lie has gomg from allow me, press has likewise large ly quoted from , or com- guyon , where she was on a visit with her the works , the cashier changed his mind , making " Immediately he pulled off his cloak , and, ' s publications—some of of her views, she earnestly called upon the gentlemen time fixed by the Royal Court for his execution , for Roehe me. mented on, the Society support to a the . The deci- friend the Duchess de Larochefoucauld. She was the money into a lar ger parcel and entrusti ng it to cover ing the horse's head , asked the Spaniard of the Address entire. In Scotland , presen t to give their sanction and sole purpose of inquir y into his case , th em republ ishing demon- sio/j of tW communicated to standing in her room near a waxlight wben a cur- the car man , but not telling him what it con tained. it was blind ? The robber was much em- addresse s of Father Gavazzi have roused movement which she had endeavo ured to Home Office has beep which eye where the convenience, hi/ the rent of air sent the flame in the direc tion of her The man consequen tly throw tho parcel carelessly at tbe question , but nevertheless, not to an extrao rdinary manner , the strate was a reform as regarde d .n by Mr. Advocate Marrett , and he received barrass ed nnblio attent ion in sitting Jersey dress , which caug ht fire ; in a moment she was en- into the cart 'ehd of his jour ney, which court , he replie d at hazard that it was tb e institutio n of the Society has health , and expenditure. . Upon the lady ir.telli geace; with much app arent gratitude — , and at tbe that the parcel delay the annou ncement of the her dis- ' veloped in flame. She was so dreadfull y burnt that he made during the night , he found The Indi an uncovering the head ex- peculiar cordiality and satisfac- down , the app lause , partly subdue d during Sun. oner drova right eye. hpen rece ived with enth usiasm ana, Esibbmb op Tasib, —Aa earthqua ke all the aid of medical ar( was gone. On the same night the pn , " The horse is not blind either of the right in its aid being already in cour se course , buret out with renewed , Dswcact could not succeed in claimed tion committ ees —i^neA. King Wifiww-eJreet, Ci ty, . and left. '* The judge immediately decide d Edinburgh and Glasgow ; and was prolonged durin g a considerabl e period . baa refus ed to swallow the Bona of Hap les. saving her life. on to tho ran k at eye or the of for mat ion both ia that the animalwts \ui,-~hnicktrlmker. ' "" " --- - ¦ ... ' ¦-?¦ — /- • • - - <- -- .- ~ -—-¦ — September j o, 385 1 :: r ; ^ ^-J ^ - - i coining up to fl o vl,ien wen fc into the houae and ¦ ^ a coffee-stall showed a parcel which Abdlition Suffrage ;" but tbe operati on; if not the object of told Thi he said he had found " of the Tith e Office —We have just wwm to d«lk *. when the lat ter caught him , but that he supp osed it was heard ' ON THE GENERAL PRINCIPLE S OF REPRE- the plan s which havd been pr oposed would be to hm lv m 'V llko one tha i he had a piece of news, which the public-will , no SENTATION BY EAR1TSTANHOPE . and threw v down the stair s. Two V picked up a few ni ghts before , doub t, receive Tiihe Office, at , extend and to conflirm the und ue share of political MANSION HOr j SE.-ExTBN siYs Robbb rt —W. d /,£ aid t hat k contai ned with pleasure ^the which is now enjoyed by the recentl y estab - stables who K bee»/alled to assist weru ,u Con " some filth. He, however , Somerset House, is to be abolished. Ten clerks It is so obvious as not to re quire any proof or il- power Smith , who has been sever al times remanded , was opened it, au.l the cofll-e-stall lished class of £10 voters .' The labouring classes saulted and knob ^ed d°w>, and after a deau? as' keeper saw some were discharg ed last month , and twenty more will lustration th at the advant ages or disadvantages of again brou ght before the Lord Mayor for further er' yas taken into Silver ; prison er on observi ng this , y e p , be exclud ed, as they are at upon char ge of sistance the prison custody complained that be in the course of the present. This arises from , a representative governmen t must depend pr inci- would b thos lans examination ^ a having, in Conjunc - priso ner in detcmee wid "ere was ^ 9 fie was ill, and owing requested the business now presen t, from that share in the representation -- not a pa iS other to mind we are informed , there being no more of the elee* tion with two other person s not in custody, rob bed truth in the evidence, and in proof of Bis cab, hurried off, and on hia return said there land bting nearly pally, if not entirely , upon the results which they have a right to demand , and which called a W£t„ was to do, the tithes throu ghout Eng tions. Great energy is therefore exerted at Elec- be refused without a gentleman of the name of Gibson , who had re- who, on being examined , adm itted only twenty .five shillings. The ccSee-mau picked gret that among the cannot extreme injustice. The y returned from Calcutt a , and who was stay ing that she k e" ' wholly commuted. We re tions, but they cannot be satisfactory if they are at* measure which I recommend , centl nothing at all of the assault. —24r. Broughton j «p tho pieces of paper , the wra pper which pri- individuals discharged , and to be discharged , are would rec tify, that in at the Captain of a' Man-of-War public-house , High- « - soner had torn ten ded with corruptioonn on tbe ofpart of the elector s, justi ce, ' would establish univer sal representation he had no reason to doubt tho .obW*revJ' otf, and gave them to the police, and several who have served the Governmen t at very ^expense that the candidat es. Btreet, Poplar , of the snm of £153 in notes and they having ckane d or with upon sound principles , and would , I am convinced , and fined him 10s. for each assau ft, .or in defaul!^ ' away the dirt , found the pro- moderate salaries from fourteen to twenty years, Neither of these important objects were atta ined gold.—Mrs. Ann Mary Sophia Haywood, landlady J tQt secutor s name and thout any pension , with be safe and salutary. (the house be commit ted for two month *. addre ss. The prisoner did not aud are to be dismissed wi by the Reform Bill, for which the senseless clamour t s-head , in Leadenha ll-street MARLB OROUGH-STREEf. Keep out of the way, grat uity of one year 's salary, many of them , of In order tbatall tho interests of the community of he Bull' robbe d), proved having - Bobdest Bv and when spoken to by the only a was raised of " The Bill, the whole Bill, and no- should be fully represent ed; and that property where the prosecutor was Gbrm ih .—Frederick Otto Her mann 4 police said that he found Inn-l ane, course, being advanced in years. —Sunday Times. seen the prisoner in with two other per- , describe/ , it near Gray 's thing but the Bill." sh l b , it is requisite, as proposed company a German student , who also repres ents and thinking that the parcel contained fitlh he had The Census in Ireland. —On Monday a corrected Those who buy their seats may be expected to ou d e duly secured sons several times at her house, where they gene- hiawMf »Q iung it to his Parliam enta ry paper of the Census in Ireland was in the Eighth Resolution, that every elector should said that bo a political refu gee, was charged with hlJ dashb oard , and when he opened it sell their vote.}, and t he electors cann ot duly dis- a right to vote in each of the classes r ally stayed about half an hour. She also committ ed an extensive lound only the was prin ted. The decrease is; twenty per cent., between have to which w a robbery at "Ver non Hon s few shillings ment ioned. It char ge their duty when they act under the influence he may belong, and m each distr ict where he ia on the day of the robbery, the prosecutor as t Pall Mall , under the following circum stan Hot shown tha t he had been seen in possession of 1841 and 1851. In 1841 the total numb er of per- of presents or of promises. Nor can. it be hoped the Bull' s Head with two strangers , but could not ces M * sons was 8, ,124, and on the 31st of March last either an owner or an occupier of land , a manu- James Keen Hawkins said •. I am a barris ter *ny money about that time, and it was also prove d 175 that true patriots , who are animated by zeal for tbe facturer or a merc hant. identify the prisoner as being one of the party. — anu reaiuo ai> no uv aTJ * muddy when the 6,515.794, being a decrease of 1,659,330, or twenty The benefit would into custody on , ran JHail . The pr isoner «k * that the parc el was very wet and public welfare , aud not by personal ambiti on, not be confined to the more opulent classes, , John Morrish : I took tbe prisoner is a German , called upon me two •coffee-stall jury, after being per cent. al ways be either a ble or willing to incur will for Tuesday morning, told him I ap- or thr ee Ir -Lb man saw it.—The Canadien tbe expenses amongs t those who support themselves in part by the 2nd inst. I , and represented himself to be the locked up some time, Acquitte d tne pr isoner. A Promisin g Gir l. — The Moniteur of elections , which are often ruin ous to the par- prehended him on suspi cion of being concerned ago friend of a g e yea , i d y , there are many who are also per son with whom I was acqua inted when * Alieoko Mobueb nr a Policeman in Shob-x.asb. mentions the existence of irl fiv rs old in ties, and which have prevented many persons from the r ailin domesticlabour industy, with two others not in custody in rohbin g the pro- in fl his trial Pictou, who is four feet nine inches in height , and engaged or in a retail trade. many. The prisoner said he was in distress n«j -—Benj amin Coie surrendered to take offering themselves , as candidates thou gh they were It is propo sed in the Ninth and last Resolution secutor of £153. Prisoner said, " Good God !— killing- and slaying weighs over 100 pounds .' , I gave him hal f a sovereign and aome food' n upon a char ge of feloniously t y distingui shed by th eir talents , as well as , as they would limit the me! I know nothin g about it. I'm a gentleman. " Friday, the 12th inst., lly hna Lo-ke, and Mr. eminen l and by the independ ence to abolish qualifications Then he do you the prisoner called aeain "Willkm Cogan. Mr. , Mr. by their integrity , of their choice of the electors, who have a right to act ac- looked at me and said , " What was again relieved . I was fatigued «^ Parry prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by ber- RUPTURES EFF ECTUALLY K&H PERMA- character and conduct. mean ?" He had in his possession at the time a at that timo NENTLY CURE D WITHOUT A TRUSS. cording to their own jud gment ' in selecting such and I went into my bedroo m, leaving ' zeuxi Wilkins , Mr. Glar kscn , and Mr. Balj antine. a t , whether dire ct or indi- as may prefer in regard to all small box containin g a dozen artifi cial eyes for tho m\i bB wire still continues to suppl Bribery nd corrup ion representative s they m another room. I laid on the bed, and Thi principal witnesses, John Long and ins , DR. GrUTHRE Y y rect , and whatever form it may assume, mi t the circumsta nces which ought to be ' considered . horses, and also a coin, which he called a guinea , went i* xamination oy the afflicted with his celebrated remed y for thlf gh be sleep. I was awakened by my servant , were subjected to a' severe cross-e very mueh restrained , if not altogether preven ted , I have thus given as clear an explanation as a but which I have had tested bv a ieweller , who pro - who tolrt went to prove alarmin g complaint , which has never failed iu effectin g a propose d in the Firs t nounced it shilling, me that I had been robbe d by the pris oner Tn Sergeant Wilkins, the effect of which g by the measur es Resolution , concise statement will allow of the following reso- to be a King George the Third' s been impr isoned se- perfect cure. It i applicable to every variety of Single to the infamy which is justly at- either electro -plated two other pr isoner had left the houae while I was asleep ? That Lone and his sou had and Double Rupture , in male or female of any age, how- and in addition or ' washed. I found missed my watch from —Mary Lyons de- the crime of perjury, coins at his lodgings called counterfeit sovereigns. the head of tho bed T Teral t=mes for var.ous oilenoes. ever bad or long stan ding ; is easy and painless in applica- tache d to there would be RESOLUTIONS ON THE GENERAL PRINCIFLKS 07 missed a quantity of plate and other in Pluiut ree-court at the tion , causing no inconvenience or confinement, etc. ; and other pains and penalties " which might exclude ' —Mr hr eys then addressed the court on be- arti cles. wnrfK posed that she was living " RfiPBBSBNIAMON . . Hump togetlierat least AU time in uestion and knew t he deceased by aignt , trill be sent free by post to any part of the kingdom , with the offending parties from voting at elections, half of the prisoner sufficient *-I00. the articl es were safe q , I.—That , for the pur pose of preventing br ibery , contendin g that no when I left the prisoner in tut had never spoken to him. She said that she full instructions , renderi ng failure impossible , on receipt from sitting in parliament , or from holding any pub- case had been made out to justify the Lord Mayor the room. On the foi of seven shillin gs post age stamps, or by Post Office, an t e i s, h a a , lowing day a countrym an deceased and beati ng iu lic office. d corrup ion at lecton oat s sh ll be t ken in sendin g it for fur ther fact that of the prisoner called on «aw the prisoner holding the order , payable at the Gray ' s-inn-road Office. or declarations shall be made, b a h in vestigation ; in me to give informati on relatin g lum in the way described by the other witnesses ; The Second Resolution allows every elector to y e c candidate there was no evidence at all implicating him.—-The to tbe robherv Address—Henr y Guthrey, M.D. , 6, Ampton-st -eet, and by each elector , the former stating that he had Pelice^constable Rogers apprehende d but the added that she did not mean exactly to Gray ' s-inn-road , London. At home for consultation daily, rote by ballot ; but does not compel him to do so, prisoner wag fully committed for trial. tbe pri sons the not given and would not give, and the latter stating at his lodgings, , Huper t-street. ¦Wt-ar to him, but to the best of her belief from 11 till 1 mornin gs, and 5 till 7 evenin gs ; Sunda ys or prevent him from exhibiting his independence , Caution to Omnibus Conductors. — Richard 27 The prie oner Cogan baa excepted. that he had not received and would not receive, was writin g a let ter at the time. . On searching iioaer was the man. Sho said that and from encouraging others by bis example . He any money, or any article having the value of , conduc tor (2,710) of one of Austin's omni- the Erold of the door of No. 28 e i , and A great number of old trusses and testimon ials have could not be thus restrained without a sacrifice of Gilmore ter- prisoner, atc , tworings , and other arti cles , where h l ved been left behind by persons cured , as trophies of the suc- money, y or indirec tly, with the view of in- buses, plying between the Blaokwall Railwa y were found.a goldAfter w beingh tried to release himself, saying, at the same time, s l b t and on the other hand he ought to directl minus, in Fenohur ch-street and Piccadilly, "as taken to the Vine-stree t cess of his remed y, which may be seen by any sufferer. hi own i er y, fluencing the election ; that a similar oath or de- , Sta tion , ess sea t ' " Don't hit me, I live here ." The policeman * I am thankful for my restora tion to health aud comfo-t, be allowed to vote by ballot if he considers himself summoned f witn rched s claration shall, at the commencemen t of every ses- or refusing to carry Mr. Theop hilus , and found a quanhe tity prisoner room more tried to pull him back into the court , but by your beautiful cure of my Double itupture. ' —Mrs. laced in such circumstances that he could Green , No. minutely of ta ble and desser t to be p , e , , by every member of the an independ ent gentleman , residing at p , and other ar ticles, could not do so, Barrett. not otherwis e be secured fro m popular intimida- sion be tak n or made , ght-t errace , the s oons all of wh ich were iden- and he then knocked the Museum of House of Commons ; and that every person tak ing 80 Connau , t e k tified by Mr. Hawkins. deceased into the passage , e ' As yeu were kind enoug h to show me your tion , or from influences which may be injurious to further han tb Ban ' The prisoner admitted ha and he f ll on his old Trusses when I called on you I think it nothing but any such oath, or making any such declaration , and omnib us having written on it" Blackwall Railway , had given to a man'n amed hands , and the policeman then took his staff , him. whither the complainant Blauck two rin gs to fair I should send you mine to add to the number , as it being proved to hare acted contr ar y thereto , shall , dema nded to be taken. — pawn. Blanck gave up the rings , which were out of his pocket and struck him with it on the rn it since I used your As elections are intended for the advanta ge of the The case was clearly also is now useless to me ; I hare not wo etalUftWft of othfir pains and penalties , be subject proved. —The defendant said identified. A number of letters were produced rig ht side of the neck, aud Cogan cried out , remedy five months ago.'—John Clar ke, Risley. public aud not in any respect for that of the repre- he was very sorry for having offended against the in ' t eowe possessor of the Hemedy for to those of perjury. the handwriting ot the prisoner. Some of them " For God' , ' t murder me, 1 won Dr. Guthrey being the sole sentatives , tbe necessary expenses ought to be paid II.—That th p p se g a law, and that he bad offered to put complainan t s sake don prisoner made Rupture , it can only be procured direct from his residence by the electors. For the same reason members of , for e ur ose of curin from ny were in ridicule of the Eng lish people for tne easi. down no more to-night." The undue influence those electors who may consider down at the corner of Lombard-street. —The Lord neas with whicn they were duped by ans wer, ** 1*11 do for you before 1 leave you." Mr. as above. the House of Commons should not incur any ex- Mayor fined the defendant 20s. and costs foreign adven- themselves subject thereto , every elector may, if he , (or Other- turers passing themselv es off as political refugees Ballallanune : The deceased made no resistance , NOISE S IN THE HEAD &c. pense by attending parliamen t, and should , there- wise imprisonment for twenty-one days), an d sus- policeman was DEAFNESS, , thinks proper , vote by ballot. and victims of despotic tyranny. In defence bu t was perfectly quiet while the for Deafness fore, if they, think fit, receive an allowan ce accor- III. —That pended his license for a fortnig ht. ' the had a row with her husban d on DR. GUTHREY 'S Remed y , ding to the custom which ancientl y existed in this , for tbe purpose of avoiding those prisoner said he should not have committed the oeatinebi m. She had etc., permanently restores hearing, enabling the expenses which mi Robbbat bx a Sbbt aht. —Je remiah Whitty, he had turned her out of the house. t y and which is now adop ted in several ght otherwise prevent many fit aged theft had he not been drunk and in distress . The this night, *hd patient in a few days to hear the ticking of a watch , even coun r , and proper persons from sitting in parliament , the twenty-five , a respectable looking young man , was prisoner was fully committed . The prisone r threatened to take her into custody incases where the Deafness has existed fur many years others. Such is the object of the Third * Resolu- necessary expenses attendin g an election shall be charged with stealin g various books entrusted to about half an hour before the tr ansaction , for being from any cause whatever , and has been successful in hun- tion. hi m for sale by Mr. Agate, of No. 11, War wick- the mud , dreds of cases where instruments aud sur gical assistance paid by a rate to be levied on the electors ; and disorderly. He dragged her down into The Fourth Resolution would remedy an incon- s , publishing agent to Mr. Blackie , of Edin- The Pozzo di Borgo steamer , of thirty d not swear have failed io giving' relief . It removes all those distress- that every representative shall, during the session quare horse and she looked at hiui ; but she coul venience which has often been experienced , aud burg h, and also obtaining money under false pre- power, plying between Boniface and Aiaccio. haa was tbe man. —Other ing noises iu the head and ears , aud by its occasional use of parliament , , a i t, an al- mat been ost within 600 yar ds positively that the prisoner will pr event deafness occurrin g again at any future which has been found very detrimental to the pub- receive if he sh ll th nk fi tences .—The prosecutor state d that the prisoner of the siore in the having been examined. Air. Topping, a lic service on forming a new administration when lowance for his expenses. Gulf de Valeno. There wer e on witnesses period. , IV.—That , for the purpose of conducting with had been in his service as town traveller , and was board five men deposed that at five o' clock on the lication , will be sent those persons on whom offices are intended to be being the crew, and four passenger s surgeon , The remedy, which is simple in app greater convenience the public service and paid a commission on all sales effected by bim. The ; two of whom morn ing of the 6th of July he went to the free by post , with full instructions on receipt of seven bestowed have not seats in parliament and are un- , of al- were General Niel, inspecto r genera l lowing to the crown-tho unrestrained exercise of prisoner made a return of sales alleged to have been of engineers toom occupied by the deceased iu Plumtre e-court , shillings in postage stamps , or by Post-office order , pay- able to obtain them. Vacancies cannot now be , upon which he requeste d to have and his aide-de-cam p. The vessel was steami ne the bed quite able at tbe Gray ' s-iuu-road Office , addressed to Dr. its prerogative in the appointment of its ministers , effectedby him along, when she suddenl y stru ck and founa him lying upon ' cre ated, as was the case under the borough system, forwarded to bim £1 10s. for the purpose of going with so terrible a ad. He examined tbe body externally, Guthre y, 6, Ampton-street , Gray s-inn-road , London , and the sovereign is consequently obl iged to limit a certain number of person s holding official sta- Shock that her keel opened , and the ^e and found where he may be consulted daily from 11 till 1, and 5 till 7, tions, shall by virtue thereof have seats in the to Hounslow , aa also several books, water poure d side of the head and right arm , (Suada ys the choice to those who are , , which he also into her with great rapidity . hru ises en the right excepted] . , already in parliament , House of Commons. requested for sale. It turned out on inqui ry tha t All were saved but and he was of opinion that these bra ises were the Notice.—A perfect and perm anent cure is guaranteed in and can be re-elected , or to appoint others who one of the crew.— Galignani . are V —That , for the purpose of maintaining the due the sales were false, and no such orders as th ose result of repeated blows orfalls. Upon a.postmor- every case. prevented from explaining and defending in per son stated by the prisoner had been given.—The priso - a blood-vessel 'I had been a martyr to deafness for eleven years , but re sponsibility of the representatives , the duration tem examination he ascertained that the measures which they propose. ' ner was remanded . «he sinus, bad been rup- can now hear most distinctl j. Your remedy ought to be To those who have observed how frequentl y itbas of any parliament shall not exceed three years , fHfttft ew, a*. in the head, called mure known.' —H. 2L, Bristol. y a demise of the crown. Pocket Pickin g.—A boy named Em&nuel Jacob s , and that this had occasioned an extravasa- been thought requisite to expose the country to the and shall not be affected b tured 'I was given up by all the aurists as incurable VI.—That , for the pur pose of establish ing a full was charged with having picked the pocket of a CORN. ion of blood upon the brain , which was the cause several Instruments , etc., bnt to no purpose ,, theyand triedonly agitation , s , and inconvenie nce ol a general t expen e and fair representation of the people, all the rights ape —The prisoner was Mab k Lane , ¦of death ; aud in his opinion the rupture was the made me worse. Your remedy has quite cured me, I can election before the expiration of the full term of lady of a purse in Whitech l. Monday, September 15.—There wai a good interests which now seen by two persons to snatch the purse out of tbe sup ply of whea t from the neighbourin g sult of the external violence that had been sus- hear my watch tick clearl y.'—Louisa B , Oxford. years for which a parliament is chosen ; who have , qualifications , and franchises , counties at mar- re ' Thank for Deafness; exist with pocket of the lady, and upon being seised by her , ket this mornin g. Finest samples of white met the deceased. Jud ging from externa l God I was led to try your Keinedy watched the conduct of the repres entatives regard to elections in counties , towns, wita tained by it had prevented mc preaching for three jears, and aU the on the boroughs , ana un iversities shall be abolished. drop it by her feet. She picked up her property, buyers at last Monda y's prices ; but red Went off t iwh appearances he should say that the rupture of the approach of the period when they , and fully ls per qr. chea per advice I could get was of no avai l. I can noiv go about my expected to ap- VII,—That for the purpose of enablin g each a a is ; in foreign there was little was the effect of the blows inflicted upon the f , and telling the boy that she h d mind to box h doing, and prices remain nominally unaltered . Flour ainus duties as before. Send me nai a dozen for my poor pear again before their constituents , and who have class of the community to elect those representa- ears, went away. —'The prisoner was recognised as in lea-1 of the deceased.—Mr. W. H. Shneehey, an- jarishoners , for which I enclose an order for for ty-two witnessed tho lamentable effects of misgovernm ent , who bad gone the round of tb e fine fresh condition being scarce , command! fsll quota , ' Berks. tives who may support its rights and promote its an old offender tions , but inferior sample! difficult of sale although other surg eon, corrobor ated the evidence given by hillings. —Rev. Robt. E , before they could be corrected by another appeal to p s.-—The Lord Mayor : He shall not , of. He aUo expressed an opinion that the people, it is unnecessary to interests , there shal l be repres entatives for each of London rison fered lower. Barle; quite as dear. llr. Topp ing. observe that a the following classes ta ke another purse for another month , at any rate. rap jure was the result of violence, Hou se of Commons ought not to be elected for se- , viz. :— CATTLE . tbe and said YOU WANT LUXURIANT AND 1. The owners and occupiers of land. —Commit ted for a month to Bridewell. the head and arm of the de- DO ven years , t sh q e SMmi MEiD, Jfonday , September 15.—Th e that the injuries upon BEAUTIFUL HAIR , WHISKERS , MOUSTACHIOS , bu ould more fre u nt ly be rendered 2. The manufacturers , and those who make any ©hiving Sheep without a Rad ge.—Richard ilWW o ceased were such as might have been caused by a EYEBROWS , &c—Of all the preparations that have been responsible for its conduct. Septennial parliaments Foreign Stock in to-day 's market was very extensile. article for sale on their Mar tin was charged with having driven between Amongst it were forty policeman's truncheon . He also said that the nt reduc ed for reproducing, nourishing, beautif ying, were introduced as a measure of temporary expe- own account. Portu guese oxen, being the refuse 3. The merchants 500 and COO sheep in the City, , t of last Friday 's trade. They were disposed of at an-ave- bruises could not have been occasioned by one and preserving the human hair , none have gained sueh a diency soon after the accession of tbe pre sen , and those who traffic in any on Sunday a five world-wide celebrity and immense sale as MISS DEAN'S t article on their own account. o' clock , without a drover 's badge. —The defendant rage , of £13 13s per head. Fr om our own graiin e dis- hlow or f all, but that they were the result rei gning family ; but it ia proposed by the Fifth tricts the bullock recei CRINILEKE. It is guara nteed to produce Whiskers , 4. Those who are employed in daily labour , said the sheep were his father 's property, and he pts fresh up this mornin g were Of repeate d blows.—By Sergeant Wilkins : Resolution to restore the ancien t large , evea for the time of year. The few prime Scots, Moustachios , Eyebrows, &c, in three or four weeks, with constitutional whether in agriculture , in manufactures thoug ht he was authorised to drive them to Smith- on never before seen a case where the sinus tbe utmost certainty ; and will be found eminentl y. suc- practice which then existed of trienni al , or in offer sold at full rates of curren cy, viz., 3s 4d to 3s Gd-'per He had parliamen ts. tr ade. e e t e c t , particularl had been rup tured without the skull being cessful in nourishing, curling, and beautif ying the hair , That resolution would also preven t the duration of fi ld und r h cir ums ances y as they 81bs. Most other breeds moved off slowly ; and , in some 5. Those who have prof essional employments, had been for some hours at the station of the South- instances , the quotations had a downward tendency, espe- fractured. Ha should have expected if the deceased and checkinggreyness in all its . stages, strengthening the a parliamen t from depending on the life of the so- or . hair , preventing its falling off, ditto , Jsid' to 2s 6d ; when the verdict was delivered , whic h was r-peedily and unrestricted choice at elections , every citizen prime large, 2s 8d to 2s lOd ; prim e small dreds of others , may be seen at the Establishment. 'I in parliament. It would be superfluous to remark exhausted state , having been conveyed from the , 3s 0s to 3s !!d ; of the state being of full age , being willing to take large pork , 2s 6d to 3s 4d ; inferior mutton repressed. The pri soner was ordered to he hmn e- have tiled all tbe filthy, grea sy pomades to no purpose , that the immediate interest of the producers is dif- hospital to the court in a cab.—Prosecutrix said : , 2s Gd to 2s 8d; the requisite oath , or to make the requisite decla- middling ditto , 2s lOd to 3s 4d ; prime ditte 3 j Gd to 3s lOd diately discharged irom custody. This was the one packa ge of your Crinilene has quite restored my hair. ' ferent from that of the annuitants , the object of I did live at 6, Sun-court , Milton-street , but have , ; Parliame nt, shall real , 2s 6d to 3s Gd ; small pork , 3b 6d to 3s 8d per trial and the Court wae adjourned to —JohnElton , Harrow. 'Send me another pot for the former being to sell dear and that of the latter rations , and not being a peer of last case for , , be eligible as a representative in the House of no home now to go to, because my husband broke 8bls by the carcase. Monday, October 27th. a friend. It has miraculousl y resto red my hair , after to buy cheap ; but the security of the latter must it up last week. After leaving this court on Friday nearly twenty years baldness. ' —Miss Roberts , Hatcha m, Commons . PR OVISIONS. depend upon the prosperity of the f ormer, last, when the summons against my husband was It has darkened my hair beauti fully, and is the best and no London, Monday. —We have passed a quiet week, have ' —11. Ellis Caius , Cam- class can expect to Sourish if any other is imp ove- dismissed , I went home, and shortly after to Mary Tub Rahwat Robber ies.—Charles Whicher , 42, preparation I ever used . , Esq., NCI ENT O had but a moderate extent of business doing in Irish but- 'My moustache is much improved send rished. In order to elect such a House of Commons GREAT Kenne dy' s house , to seek my husband . She said he , was indicted for stealing a quantity brid ge , FACTS AND IEXHIBITION.D S F THE ter , landed or on board , and no variation worth notice in green-grocer ' Weedon Your as should know the wants and wishes me another pot. —Major Rudge, , the rights was not with her then , but she expected him there price s. The best forei gn was rather slow of sale, at a de. of mousseline de laine aud merino , the property of Crinilene has produced a luxuriant crop of whiskers- and interests of the community , it is essenti ally re- in the course of the evening, t w clineof ls to 2s per cwt. In bacon , the dealers operat ed the Londo n and South-Western Railw ay Comp any ; accept my thftnke. '—Henry Moir , Cambrid ge receip ts at the doors of th e and hat she ould quisite that every class should be fully and fairly On Saturday last the take good care that he should never return to live cautiously and sparing ly, and therefore Iri sh aud llambro ' Saward a person of respectable appear- For the SKIN and COMPLEXION. -J1ISS DEAN'S e and Joh n , represented. With this view it is pr oposed ldi a t t ,441 15s., there b ing Elizabeth . were each ls to 2s per cwt. cheaper. It was reported that it was stated carried on an extensive RODONTICTO A purely vegetable preparation , dis- in the bui ng moun ed o £1 with me as long as my name was I then ance, and who Seventh Resolution to have separate represen ta- 16,273 visitors, By the sale of season tickets went to a public-house in the neighbourhood , where some popular Waterford cure rs were offerin g to Ship ia business as a draper and silk mercer in the Com- tinguished for its extremel y bland , puri fying, and soothin g was realised. November to February , inclusive , at 45s to 4Gs per cwt., its peculiar action on the tives for all the five classes which are found in this £2 10s. I found my husband. He told me to walk out of East surrendered to take his trial effects on the skin ; while by door s of the free on board , and found no .buyers. Hams scarcsly al- mercial Road , pores and minute secre tory vessels, it expels all impuri- and in every other civilized ~« On Monday tho receipts at the his sight but I refused and sat down for feloniously receiving the same property, know- country, vis. rose to £2 833 10s. 6d., and 60,497 persons , , , saying I had tered in value or otherwise, lard slightly more saleable , ties fr om the surface, allays any tende ncy to inflamma- The Agricultural , building , no where to go but with him. He insisted upon my and the tmm dearer. ing it to have been stolen. After a lengthy exami- tion, aud thus effectually anu peraausntV j' removes an visited the interior. By tbe sale of season tickets The Manufacturing, leaving the place, and I rose from my seat, . English Butter , September 18th We continue to hare nation of witnesses, the jury ou t s an , pimples, freckles, small-pox marks , redness , black 10s. was realised. From this statement it will when he a steady demand lor the Dorse t f nd bo h prisoner The Mercantile , £1 str uck me on my mouth with his fist. Wary Ken - ; middling and inferior Guilty of receiving the pr operty knowing it to have spots, and other eruptions and disculourations. The be seen that the approaching close of the great neglected. and the softness The Labouring, nedy came up at that time and I left the pu blic- but recommende d Saward strongly to mercy radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek , , spectacl e begins to make itself felt in a graduall y Dorset , fine weekl y...... 80s to SOg per cwt. l , j delicacy , and whiteness which it induces on the hands The Professional and the Annuitants , p a g hand on her shoulder onsto accounten of the good character he had previousl y increased attendance. house, and, l cin my , I Ditto, middling 80s to 84s „ and arms, render it indispensable to every toilette. which are conjoined as they are merely consu- , wicked woman , you have insti Stale and Inferior lear ned ge sentenced Whicher to be On Tuesday the sum of £3,008 9s. was taken in said " You gated my TOs to Tiis „ borne. The jud To ladies during the period of nursing, and as a wash mers. husban d to leave me and my infant to starve in the Devoni/evon —s to —a ,, Gen. door s and £1 for the sale of a transported for ten years , and Saward to be im- for infants , it lannotbe too strongl y recommended. The princip le of separate classes exists in Swe- shillings at the , streets. " She seized me by the hair of my head Fresh ios to lis per dor, lba. prisoned and kept to hard labour for one year. tlemen after shaving, will find it allay all irritation and season ticket. The number of visitors according smooth and den ; but it is there carr ied into effect in a mode and swung me round sever al times. My hus band liJJEA D. Extensive Robbebt —William Smith, 63, farrier , tenderness of the skin, and render it soft, , to the police returns was 62,622. It will be seen . pleasant. Price 3s. 6d. per bottle sent direct by Miss which is very v i , by four parliaments , of then came out of the public-house and knocked me The prices of wheaten bread in the metrop olis are from was indicted for stealing ten bank notes value £10 , incon en ent that the near approach of the time when the Exhi- , DEAN, on recei pt of forty-two postage stamps. the nobility, of che clergy, of the burgesses (or of w , when Mary Kennedy joined him, and they 6d. to 6|d. ; of household ditt o, 4J d, to 51d. per 4!6s, each, and fift y three sovereigns , the property of the representatives of towns), and of the peasants , bition is to be closed begins to tell upon the do n loaf. The jury PURE LIQU ID HAIR DYE. masses, and before the 11th of next month it is ex- both commenced kicking me on the side. I got George Gibson , in a dwelling house. so that for the enactmen t of any law it is necessary away from them and went into Sun-court and my COTTON. and he was sentenced to The only dye that has recei ved the unanimous approval to have the concurrence of all of them pected that the popularity of the great display will , found tbe prisoner Guilty, is Miss De&h' b Teniwoib. It is a pure liquid , which it may husband followed me and sai d "he would be Liveepooi, Sept. 16.—The sales of cotton imprisonment and hard labour. of the public be demonstrated in a manner the most unmistake- , hun g to-day are twelve month s' that changes hair of all colours in three minutes to any in some cases be imprac ticable to obtain . " He again kicked me estimated at 6,000 bales , of which 1,000 are for export , adjourned from Monday able and impressive. for me. , and struck me seve- Ox Thursd ay an inquest, shade required , from light auburn to jet black , so beau ti- If it should besupposed that it might be difficult to ral times, and then continued beating me until I »nd none on speculation ; they include 20& Pemam and concluded before Mr. detection ; it does not staiu the e a t e e pts amounted to £2 Maranham , at 5J d to 6J ; 100 Egyptians , at 5?d and last , was resumed and fully natural as to defy establish electoral distric ts conformable to a repre- On Wedn sd y h rec i ,573 fell to the ground in a state of insensibi lity , from toTtl ; at the Green Gate , skin, is most easily applied, and free from any objection- Is., the number of visitors , accordin g to the police Sfil) Sura t at 3|d to 4id. Thfe total sales since Thundaj Baker , inn., deputy coroner , sentation by classes, I would for that object make which I did not recover unt il I was in the hospital . relative to the death of Anne Shaw, able quality. It needs 'only to be used once, producing the following suggestions:— returns, being 52,757. Rather sud denly, durin g are 20,000 bales , and the imports since that day C0U bales. City-road , permanent dye. Persons who have been deceived by use- —Alderman Hunter said he would not dispose of The market closes aged fifty-four , a widow lately residing at Ko. 40, That there shall be kept in every par ish a regis- the cour se of the day , a quiet , but with muc h firmness ; and , who died from a fall, al- less preparatio ns /dangerous to the .head , hair , w-up.—On Thurs- perfectly succeeded ; send me another for a case of Scr revision. English mechanic , who is endeavouring to pick it, , in saying that inquiry for water-twist , both by the liwne trade and eipor c Navy Surgeon. the prisoner had given her houses. The trausa otions th the day afternoo n two steam tugs, the Ranger and the tal Hernia ,"—J ohn Armstrong, That a return shall be made to parliament from Mr. Hobb s has, it is said , afforded to our country- sixpence short in chan ge. of to-da y, together wi of three cases of Ruptureo orders previously given, t o keep Conquest , went out of the Tyne to run a race from ' We hare witnessed the cur e every parish specifying the numbers which have facility that was at all reasonable , and She was requested to leave the shop, which she re- will probabl y be sufficient by Dr. Bar ker 's treatment , which confirm the remarks man every on which the prisoner came from be- ¦pinners of this description of yarn actively einplou'd for Shields bar to the buoy at Sunderlan d pier . They been inscribed in each of the five has even handed over to a y , several months to oper a- we made some time since on the uti lity of this discovery classes. .him another look ex ctl fusedhin d theto docounter to put her out h come. Both in cloth and jam Lad got placed, when af earful discharge of steam from Hernia. ' —Mewcal Jodbnai ,. That the electoral districts shall be formed with similar to that on which he is operating, in order , t s tions wera probably less numerous would have to those sufferi ng hands upon her shoulders aud w en he pu hi than they and a great noise from the Ranger , indicated that ' Your remedy ha s cured my Itupture after everything referenc e to such return , and in such a manner that that he may have the most complete means for pushed her towar ds been if prod ucers had been disposed to eourt business by something was wrong. The other boats ran to her else had failed, I have used violent exertion since, but the princi ple of equal representation shall as far as examining the princi ple on which it is constructed. the door. She resisted very much , and on gettin g makinjj an abatement in their terras ;. but with the pre- , and found that the pre ssure that had there is no sign of its coming down.' —Miss Symmonds , near the door she laid hold of a board temporaril y sent rates of cotton this could hardly be expected. The assistance possible be maint ained , and that only one represen- The receipts at the doors on Thursday amounted India houses are looking the «rr! * been put on had occasioned one of the tubes of the Bayswater. tative shall be elected for to £2,810 Is. 6d. ; tbe number of visitors being fixed by the side of the door , which gave way, and with mush interes t to crew who had got ' A fair time has elapsed since I used your remed y, and the same class in the she fell Till Of the OTCrland Mail , aud its advices will j.rul ).il)|}' boiler to give way. One of the by a surgeon who declares same distri ct, so that the represen tation 58,6000. with great violence on the pavement , oi ito was with some moreover I have been examine d , of any and have a consiueru oie effect on the future cours e scalded, jum ped overbo ard , and ? it is quite cured. "—Mr. Potts , Bath. claaa shall not he ueutraihed by tue election In any The receipts on Friday amounted to £2,22T 2s., was injured so severely that she died on her way to market. rescued. He was nearl y drowned . The * I beg t6 acknowled ge the recei pt of your letters , and th e workhouse. A crowd of persons assembled difficulty district of two representatives of opposite political the number of visitors , according to the police re- WOOL . other men escaped compar atively unhurt. The boat thank you for your kind attention. Your remedy has about the shop of the prisoner , and a report opinions. turns being 21,488. London lat was towed into the Tyne again. cured my rupture. '—Mrs , Farren , Woburn. That in case there should be in any electoral dis- having been circulated that he had illused the de» Cur, Moaday. —The imports cfwool into •Many thanks for your remedy ; I have th ro wn away ceased , and caused her death he w as week amounted to ouly 149 bales, oi which 120 were from , glad enough to get rid of the torture of it,' trict a more than sufficient number of persona en- Thb Bloombr. Costume, — On Sunday conside- , violently as- German y, 20 from Cape oi my Truss —6, sailed b , Ir eland , aud the rest froai the Henrys, Chepstow. titled to vote in any class, that distric t shall in re- rable amu sement was occasioned to the numer ous y the mob and would have been dreadfull y Good Hope. The priva te market for wool has b:en qwe'i NATIONAL STANDARD ' My ru pture being twenty-eight years old, Ireally neve spect of such class be divided into two portions. visitors in St. James 's , by the arrival of a maltreated had it not been for the prompt atten - but one or two brokers have had auctions of East luaw, rKEAT expected so periect a cure. ' —Mr. Eldred , grocer , Long Park dance and interferance of his neighbou rs and the die, Thcsa are not intended to- interfere with the nw \A THBATltfi , Opposite lUC UitBLClu vuuuuco uaunuj, That in case there should be in any electoral dis- com p lete batch of " Bloomers ," consistin g of five thorpe. police. Wilson was sent for series of Colonial , and what are temned low blan ket wool. -Shorediteh. Th e largest an d most elegant Theatre in Lou trict , or in any port ion of a district divided as afore - females and two males, evidently moving in the , , , and he for ' Mrs. Sims begs to inform Dr. Babkek that his remedy G division Of East Inf ian, l.C0» bales , nearl y all sold, at 3d to 2d U said , took the prisoner to the station-house —The whole 1 - °" Dodglabs. has been successful '—Willesden . a less than sufficient number of persons en- upper class of society. Two of the ladies were sound , and 3d to 7J fordaraa ged.. Spanish 112 bales- Prop rietor—M r. John of the witnesses concurred that the pris oner was **, ' ' It is now ten months since I used your remedy for titled to vote in any class, there shall in respect of Frenchwomen. They were certainly most elegantl y Used for s>ound ls OJ d to ls Id black ditto , Jd to ju First nieht of the astoun ding promised novelty, Chi Chu to , Rupture , and I am glad to say I have gone through every such class be united thereto one or more much hurt at tbe occurrence , and sent for a surgeon damage d G^d G.J d, and Merinos ls 3d ; also -'?• 1 Mi the Charmed Pirate and the Magio Bracket, with of the attired , all the ladies being dressed al ike, with the ,f , sort of exertioa without the least re-appe arance of it.' —J. and afforded every assistance in his power. His Buenos Avres , 1 ditta liuismn , $>* !?. mechan ical and striking eflfeets , entirely new adjoining parish es. exception of the Frenchwomen , who wore blue Snwna. sii ditto = great Masters , Mill-street , Bedford. tiaa. 32. English turs h « ¦"« , and decor ations , pro duced upon a scale That the votes shal l be given in each family was also much a&Vcted.—The piisoner was Merino , 3 Tnskev Goa ts. S j- scener v, dresse s ' I have witnessed a good cure of double rupture iu a par ish, and , whilst those of our own countrywomen sold at ls 0^ to ls " l splendour ; one of the most extraordi- trowsers a , but liberated upon bail. Id, and black at 8Jd to 7d per B>. Of unprece dente d remed ' —ft. Brindley chemist Bow. that the result thereof shall be duly certified , and ink. The upper dresses (coats we suppose rem nded " \f • powerful entertamm ente , in lady by your y. j , were p sian, being dama ged , went at GJ- ii to (i*d ; Egypt ian """ * nar y dramas ever witnesu d rupture of twelve communicated with all convenien t dispatch An Inhuman Par ent.—John Caffery appeared , >jenB au talented company nightly ap . ' Your remedy has quite cured my to the t al t ) a a , and the ls to ls Id per lb. Very little Uns been dune in which this unrivalle d and ' re turning officer hey c l hem were of rich broc de s tin pursuant to his bail , charged by James Caffery , Howard. Joseph Bayaer , U years ' standing. —H. Morgan , Camden-town. of the electoral distri ct to which v g t ea , a sort of cross between a and Odessa. pear-Mess r *. Lyon. Henry for a customer, I have re- co erin for he h d aged 15, bis own son with having s Bennet t, lick- ' Send me another remed y that parish belongs. . bonnet and hat , as it did not partak e more , cruelly assaulted Iiyearooii , Sept. 13.—Scotch —There is still * feaston , H. Lewis, J. Gates, John Rou se, perfect success. "— of one . I' jj B. Banner Ac. , commended it in scores of cases with That the elections shall him with a red-hot poker. —The boy was sworn mand for Laid Hi Il^ilan A 5 ""! fbld, C. Bitt , G. B. Bigwooi, Dolphin, commence on the same artic le than tho other. The only difference obser- , ghland Wool . White Hatto n R. Jones, chemist, Snaith , Yorkshire. stated as follows :—I reside with my and wanted. There ehhsr iruM Mesdaraes Hugh Campbe ll, Elfca Terr y, Miss , Mr *. day throughout the whole of the United Kingd om. vab le in the gentlemen 's attire was their very short parents at No. is little, if anything, doing in and Mrs. K. Honn or. Second week That every pers on who offers himself 25, South Cre scent-mews , Burton -crescent. or Cheviot. 3. Cites, iS> alcot ANNOUNCEMEN T. as a candi- coats. s y ss a pea o I am iierj ;J es' of Mr. Abel and his Wonderf ul Dogs. date in any electoral district The new t le of dre did not p r t fifteen years of age. Last Satur day night week iYBEiGN—There was public a sale ot wools ^ lu Dresi Circle la. 6d., Boxet Is., Upper At home every what would be the proportion in any class, between Baltimor e, will shor tly commence packet service poker about six times. I wa* quite naked f rom thi- Gazette of Tuesday * Sept. i^ Pit Stalls 8d.. Pit 6d., Gat 3d. from 11 till ha lf-past 12 mornings , and 5 to 7 evenings j . the number of the electors and tha t of the repre- betwixt St. Thomas , La Guayra , Puerto Cabello , I screame d out , and a policema n broke open the , Stage Manager—Mr. K. Honner. orders to be made payable at the General Post BANKRUPTS. olle Post-office sentatives. It would in my opinion be proper to and Cur aooa , carrying passengers specie, general aoor. - 3£v. Wakelin g resented Office. , ihe defence, and the William Bell, Aber gavenny, Moaanut hshire, I^L y^t guaranteed. limit the number of members of the House of Com- g , and the mails under a contract with the prisoner was fully committed for trial. dealer- John Cook , Assemb ly n.\s, ilile-end- roacV. ENTE RTAINMEN TS BOTH INSTRUCTI NG A cure in every case is frei ht 1 liainp . , which is quite sufficient for a delibe- Venezuela n government . The steamer will also Kichara Isemon ger aud I'iercy, fcorao iigev, W" „r A ! ' mons to 500 1lI A YLEB NE - ~AssAlJu .~Edward M ND AMUSING . AND SINGING NOISE S IN THE HEAD rative assembly, and to give to each of the fire touch at other intermedia te ports when . 0 n 1p 1 Goodwin , ton , Susses, merchants —Edward Marty n and W" ' ,j|nlls ROIXIX SSEE DEAFNE SS, circum - a stou t young ?fellow , itB. C. 3. JAMES. AND EARS EFFEC TUALLY CURED.. classes 100 rep resentatives . , was cha rged with being drun k tyu , Aldgaie High-street , wooUeudtapew —J oW^'gift* stance s permit , and as the accommodation provided and assaulting dsaier- the state , whatever police constable 111 D while in the Marygoold , Ttpton , Staffords hire , provision QUEEN 'S THEATRE BARK ER 'S Celebrated Remed y for Every citizen of may be his for passengers is of a first-rate descri p n a jessUer— ^ Firstweek of DR. tio we h execution of his duty . Solomon, Haydon-square , ilinori es, a Drama of intens e interest, full 1 Deafness, &e., perm anently resto res hearing, en- station in society, has an interest iu its welfare o do that e p i ve —It appeared frost the evi- fctarthnginndents , et dence of Thompson ; Leeds , glass ami china dealer. , entitl ed, We Pirate of the Gtdph; 0: abling the patient in a few days to hear the ticking of a which its his duty to defend, n ubt th enter ris ng propri ors will find the constable, which was supported by Tlte Greet: Brothers.- * and has rights aud he their publ ic-spirited unde rtaking as liberall y patro - several watch, even in cases where the Deafness has existed for witnesses, tha t about ' SCOTCH SUQUUS'L'RATIOS S. First week th is season of tie is, , justl y entitled to a vote ; but no nised as it well deserves to , two o cloak. on Tubs- ^ gorgeous burl esque of T) many years from any caus e whate ver, and has been suc- therefore be ~E\mpe.. 5. - i*!-iliips ; Zopnina , Mrs. , Mi Babkeb ,48, Liverpool-str eet ' London. Hours thus acqui re a preponderating power , which no por- l C and W,U th , mana ged to clear tho court , when the prisoner ter , a; the . ( ;t j Osborn ; Zobride ,- Hiss -Rivet , King s-cross, ?*ta » ?m9 »«» e«^nt famil y bles in the par sa of St. A ant , Westmin s ? Rug- rs; Al.xerios. Hiss of consul tation daily, from eleven till half past twelve community could justl Spill; 5l for in any ran into No in the threaten Valiant, Miss M. Hu tion of the y claim , or could -: case wher * an%perta *.«wnelM « »- . 9, court , and began to office , IV'Jreiu NVluda>iu -streDt ,-UaYmavtoJ> '" ^V Tie VaJ fey of Diamonds—Pri nce morning s, and five to seven evenings (Sundays excepted), *> «" t proper ly exercise. " ™^ *** » tastily adopted , the constables . The polic-man then told bim to go of Westminister , fsv tl c Pro prietor , r'tA- t, aV>* d« . Pos t-office order s payable at the General tfOBt-office, A » ^MPmhold by aU mjdieineT.? * TOOers the sa'd Cure in Wo have heard much about an extension , Trice ls, 1M. per box. See quietl y, which he refused , and with a fear ful MB. Esq,., M.l\, «u»d p„bu-l ed by ever y cage, ia guaranteed. of the to bed , street !.'»'J l' ^ oath swore he would, do lum some. gneYQ Ua harm. Uusii, a* tha orfcee in the tame i?;>tv.rd ay September 5«ch , 1^1