¦ y^i^ ~~" ^fe^'c^; J/ au^Zo """ J sfc '«/ii,»<^' . ¦ ¦ : , /&f f-U-i A^*» "^S^^^SwfiK^ife/, oZ^^^se ' . ... . > .• !-/ . J- '-; •- -1 l '*- ---- X si U si .'1 L' .-L i. ¦ ' t/ " There is a good time coming, hoys.' I deny tho right of any body, whether they bo the TO THE TFOREINGr CLASSES. depositories of real or arrogated power, to monopo* Use the privilege t,of . appealing W' public opinion. Fkiekds, Eyen if the circumstances of the case did not war- MY rant ' Wliea you read this letter onl six the interposition- of the . men ' of- Manchester, y their right ' course they think jusft will to take whalgrer veeks elapse before Parliament assembles, and proper may be aHftiled, but caif never' be and my anxious desire is to prepare you for overthrown . ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦> the struggle which -will then take place. I . ^"be Manchester body are not without, precedents m their favour stated to you in former letters, that the contest . Tho delegates to the .Land Con- ference at Birmingham between the Protestants , in ,1811, met; snd took and Catholics would steps to repair the injury 'o ar constitute the ' inflicted n Ch tism by Mii*istek,s greatest difficulty in the fury and folly 0f tho -Rational Assembly, and the ensuing session. I repeat the words of AND NATIONAL TRADES' JOURNAL. this too notwithstanding the existence 6f an .Exe- cutive Committee. A few many former Ministers :—" That Ireland was persons again, in 184!?, met, and convoked a metropolitan England's greatest difficulty. " And ' Conference; from the VOL. W. P. 686. L1DQH, STOAT, DECEMBER 1850. ¦SagJS SSt" And , at t'ne present ture, wo have a Conference of election which is now taking place for the ^ ,^, Socialists, JYaternals, Nationals,', and Chart 'sts, County of Limerick—wherethey have a Whi COUNTY OF which has been labouring, in vain¦ to " fuse these LIMERICK ELECTION. dispensed with ah additional Element of discord ia ERNEST JONES AND THE MANCHESTER a measure facilitating into a a Tory, and a Radical g, ' * tho subscription of the money heterogeneous elcn-ents kind " of hono- candidate—you will his unwelcome presence. COUN CIL. for which Mr. O'Connor has been rendered liable in look for the come to the conclusion (From the Times.) terian genity, which should ¦ Charter and , when you read the row ! The Rev. Mr. Bell, of Ballibay, Presby the action against Bradshaw." something more. ' The Westmeath, Before; making that took place at the nomination, that the " great struggle" coriimenced on Tuesday, clcrjryman; the Rev. Mr. Kearney, of our conclusive remarks on the In answer to Mr. Jones' suggestions we refer flow, I humbly presume that the right of Man- and, from the reports Roman Catholic clergyman; the Bov. Mr. Quaide, proposoS-^Manchester Conference, allow us to notice Irish electors and non-electors are not so great of the nomination proceed- Mr. Jones to our report in last Saturday's Star as chester in convening Conferences is as'patent and ings, it will be odd indeed if Roman Catholic clergyman ; and Mr. Lucas, pro- the letter of Ernest Jones, as published in ths to what we have done a' Lthe hands of the affair is brought to , n'd what wo intend doing, palpable as that exercised in. either of the above 1 to °\ ir landlords and masters a conclusion without violence, and, prietor of the Tablet newspaper, members and no- NortherAStar of the 7th inst. before tho suggestions of Mr. Jones' democrats V^ as the English it may bo, came to hand. instances. The question with all sensible electors and non-electors are ; bloodshed. Before the chair was taken, the orators minees of the Tenant. League, next addressed the It would have given more satisfaction if Mr. This, we think, will answer . Mr. Jonos bettor than (iocs the present and but Jones should be not ono of right ; but you may rely upon it, that when a general of the clubs, and the rampant spirits of the city of meeting, having been proposed as candidates, had applied himself to refute our address to writing one. We respectfully request you to com- aspect of the cause warrant the interposition of its election takes Limerick, indulged in more than the usual amount really for the purpose of aiding and assisting Mr. the Chartists of England, as contained in the Star pare what Manchester has done ' place in Ireland, nineteen out of of compared with friends ? Js not the alarming i «-6k upon record that 1? every of political and personal attack and rejoinder ; and Ryan, and, having delivered long and eloquent November 16th ; instead of which he applies him- what tho greatest metropolis in the world has done, it that it sinks lower and twenty members will be Catholics. their self grows weaker and weaker, when the doors were opened at the vehement de- speeches in favour of Tenant Right, resigned to writing an abusive letter of denunciation. governed.as it is by so rnany'men of experience an d lower un der its present treatment. 'Arc we to Lord Carlisle , Lord Ashley, and several Ihis wo have rep mand of a popular leader, to let in the people, a novel pretensions in favour of Mr. Ryan. lied to before, arid we see no rea- abilities. rein-iin quiescent till aroused by"k? death knell ? Vw. other noble lords, are now cndeaouring to up- vociferous crowd rushed in, and occupied every At the close of the proceedings of the day, five son to alter the opinions then expressed. We will, " To the personal parts of your letter " says Mr. * therefore , Or slmll we not, ra ther, endeavour¦ onei mere, by hold the dignity of their order basing op- place that was available. A more riotous assent O'clock, the High Sheriff called for a " show ef , proceed to notice tho paragraphs con- Jones, " I shall not reply, position to .Catholicism Wage could not be conceived, and throughout the hands," which was given in favour of Mr. Mr. Jones's letter, although labouring un- We do not know what part of our reply redacted tlie lil'e-b'ood of faith, p -a wi vi!; ii.; ifitotho upon respect, devo- commence der the disabilities of a neglected education to fulfil . ho o. •:' 'n>. tion, loyalty, day their -violence was such as to justify the High and ho intimated that the polling would personal abuse on the character of Mr. Jones. Wh y agitation ? I have trust in your patriotism , I have and love for the Queen. John Sheriff in reading the Riot Act. on "Wednesday, at nine o'clock. efficientl y the " duties imposed upon us. He not mention it At twenty miuutes :—¦ to establish the proof? We were little fe:tr but th.it the hopeful alternative will be *U vOUNEll, in order to preserve some little po- past eleven o'clock the chair says vindicating our characters so wrongfully misrepre- was taken by the High ' the one of your choice. Hurra h, then, for the pularity, was in the habit of calling her Ma- Sheriff , and the writ was read by him. " loti allude to the disunion which now pervades sented. To Mr. Jones' broad cloth wo had no era in 11 THE O'CONNOR DEFENCE FUND. , . the Chartist ' Manchester Conference, hur rah %v a hot? jesty,our " LOVELY YOUNG QUEEN ;" Sir Verb de Verb then came forward to propose body. How was it created ? intention of alluding. What part of our reply Britain 's struggles for liberty. Mr, W. Goold as The disunion was created by a Conference* being* * raised the ory but now that our lovel young Qtjeen stands a fit and proper person to repre- TO MR. WM. RIDER of " spy," " poor gentlemen, rich Mr. Jones seems to proce.d upon the ground y sent the county of . . called.at a time when another Conference" was sit- gentlemen.?" It is " " in opposition to the Pope, the Liberator's son Limerick in Parliament. The Sm,—Enclosed is one shilling and sixpence, in . wrong to put words in our tlm a majority of the Chartists have expressed an mob would not listen to him, and he was able ting .in London ," ' .. . Sincerely yours, tatorial in obeving 7«j commands 1L the grievous injury it has done to the cause of pro- on the first of January:; then Emost Jonos' propo- Mr. Ryan stepped forward and sain : If there is Tynyrheol, Neath. William Jones. again, of the folly and-imprudence that in ossihle for that measure to be earned, I will not over those n oes that he dertook to undo what a members' meeting did ; mi and their determination render effective. A move- ' 's fee is put down 1 likel meet fclio expenses, j fc was respired that a general Biudshaw s case, Roebuck therefore support it. I now leave my case in your Lord- the Council acted on that authority in calling the ment lacking theae essentials, or not y to expenses—who send me to parliament, I pledge " Gentlemen,—1 may, perhaps, owe to his better never exist. To perfor m subscription bo entered into throughout the dis- at fifty pounds ; Josh. Hoisaiis ' hands, and if you apology for what I have said open-air meeting in Campfield. attain them, had will never regret it. ( Cries of ship and to vou some for liberty is yet in your power, the trict.—J. M. XC«S never examined—at nearly tibteteen pou nds; you my word you . O'Connor, but I owe it to truth, _ Mr. Jones says he did not call Manchester a " fac- this work ' ' ") with respect to Mr. tion we eleven gentlemen. wo promptings of your patriotism must point out the and scores of located members—icho were never " Indeed we won t. and I have ever fearlessly proclaimed what I believe ," but " " Now, as " " of Brurce, then delivered a very long were elected at a quaitcrly men.hers' meeting (duly duty of its immediate execution, To the work at examined—nt from £10 to £12 each ; the Mr. Ryan, to be the truth with respect to any man whose con- The dangers of delay are pro- TEE DEFENCE FUND ASD THE LAND acrimonious speech, in which he personally as speak of. I have never advertised by placard), and specially instructed by once, I implore you. RAVEN'S expenses—who was examined be- and duct I had occasion to fulfillment of verbial. COMPANY. ma number of person?, and dealt extensively circumstances, that which I the members what to do, and in the tho Cemmitteo of the Common s iled a suppressed, under any denounced Closely cennected with the present state of your fore House of in c use of such epithets as " robbers, murdci- advantageous even to those whom those instructions, since Mr. Jones has 10 MR. W. RIDER . t'-" thought wight be us calling ourselves Manchester, as we represent cause is the proposed Manchester Confer6hce. —at nearly thirteen pounds ; and COMMIS- \. hirclinsp, traitors, vagabonds, scoundrels, ruf- I have been called on to prosecnte." Sir,—With this you will receive were r* ," and other such somebody, it is our intentions of again testing our This has, doubtless, been the topic of much dis- four dozen SIONERS—who sent down to the es- fi-fir* exterminators, assassins Cy inserting the above in the Star, you will much ht among you of late. To mo Postage Stamps—two for the O'Connor Defence ' phvascoloay. He was attired in a locality, to prove whether we have their confidence cussion and thoug tates to fi sh out evidence against me, are put «..,,«Vliaaientary obl ige yours, in the cause of democracy, we will abide. the assembling of this body, at Uia time proposed , Fund , and two for the winding-up of the Land Com- and had all the free rollicking air ot a J. Rayxor. or no ; and by that decision pany. I am 11 paid-up down at an enormous amount. It makes my fiicze coat. llolliiiwood, Dec. 4th. " You think the election of seems a matter of imperative urgency, it is loudly shareholder, having a bal- a fanner, and appeared to consider himself He proceeds :— lotted four-acro share, two four- blood ran cold, when I think of this ty- ml'er or to quell the multi- an Executive will not settle existing differences ol called for by the present rueful, yet hopeful , con- for which I gave very no-sessed of more influence Others there are who think aero paid-up shares , and £3 in money, and a three- which I have heeu subjected for so S the con£re ^' n charged to prepare the laws for the were deed, if report is to be cred ited , his flicted with Debility, Syphilis, Secondar y Sympto m. !lf " by M. Dar , in the government , they would be accom- two p.m. of the 3rd inst.; th at the troops mean- Cholera continued to rage with great violence all «! the government The be made regrets the step that has been taken. In the tures , Gleet , Veneral and Scorbutic erupt ions, » soiree at the Eiysee on Thurs day. The ' New Prussische ' says that the resolutions the 1st. A rumour was then very matters with Piedmon t. cines will be sent. Patients corresponded with till curl Nor- hagen is to last given its con- disorders of the Stomach and Bowels, the common symp At home for consultation , daily, from 10 ti crowded. The British Ambassador , Lady arriv ed at in Olrnutz respecting Hesse Cassel , were Denma rk The Roman government has at Flatulency, ll l , anil ini genera lly dissemina ted that the King of toms of which are Cos tiyeness, Spasms , Lost 8, (Sundays excepted ,) unless by previous ar ran gement members of the diplom atic as follows :— of the United Giddiness manhy , and most of the had determine d to separate from Mdrae. Rasmuss en sent that the Amer ican Protes tants of Appet ite, Sick Head-ache , , Sense of Fulness 1. To solve the constitutional conflict in Hesse by tan t chap el within th e after meals , Dizziness of the Eyes, Drowsiness and Pains corps were present. . . whom he had not long since married , af ter having St ates may have a Protes SKIN ERU PTIONS , NERVOUS DEbILtt * incess of Capne having incurred in 1842 two commissaries , one being appointed by Austria English occupy a gran ary in the Stomach and Bowels ; Indi gestion , producin g a The Pr raised her to the dignity of Countess . The mo- walls of Rome , whilst the id state of the Liver aud a consequent Inacti vity ot SCROFULA , DISEASES OP THE BOlfis ' to Mile. Lsnorman d, of the Rue fitted up, and certainly well ar- Torp , a debt of lfcOOOf. and her allies, and the other by Pruss ia and her tives of this abrupt separat ion were not very well outside the gates , the bowels, causing a disorganisation of every function of AND GLANDS. ar ticles of dress , proceedings were allies. Some years ago the excellent preparation b a dela PaiT, for known. It was , ho wever , said that , as the pric e of ranged , as a Pro testant chapel. the frame , will, in this nwst , y ROOS ' CON CENTRATE agains t her husband for tha t amount . A 2. The town of Cassel to be occupied by a Prus- several Peers of Eng land little perseve ran ce, be i ffectually removed. Two or three DE !! instituted this matrimonial rup ture , the Count ess Rasmus sen Rev. Mr. Hutchinson and GUTT iE VITiE (or Life Drops ) is as its name ink 5}) a ainst nin, but owing to his land to build a dose& will convince the afflicted of its salutary effect-. The permanen t restorative of Ter<*«K *** ?''' 2 » sian and an Austrain batta lion. pro- end eavour ed to purc hase a piece of stomach will speedily regain its strength ; a health) a safe and maaly vigour , whea had ensured to hersel f, independen t ly o( the deficient from long residence in hot leaving Paris , it could not be carried into effect. 3. The Prussian tro ops to occupy the military upon ; and this was not only re- and kidneys will rap idly take climates , or anW per ty already settled on her, a pension of 35,000f. Protestant chape l action of the liver, bowels, f romsoliWy habits, youthful delusive excesses becoming known , a shor t time since, th at the roads in what strength they please. was threatened place ; and instead of listlessnesa , heat , pai n , and jaun - , iiifecnVin It ' fused, but the proprietor of the land &C It Will also be found a speedy correctiv e of arrived in Paris , and was residin g in a year. inserting a diced appearance , streng th , activity, and renewed heal th , all flS Pri nce had 4. The Austro-Bavarian , so called Bundestag considerable time reports have been rife in with impr isonment if he sold it without dangerous symptoms, such as pains and swelling in «T lica For a will i>t the quick result of taking this medicii e, accordiag joints and glands , skin eruptions , the Champs-Elysees, an app tion was made to army, lo be reduced to that number necessar y for contract of sale 'th at no assemblage to the directions accom panying tach box. bones, blotches a„f, Ham burg h and in AUona of an appr oachin g change condition in the imples, weakness of the eyes, loss of hair the courts for leave to arrest him , and even to use the occupa tion of the Electorate . The remainder to it ' which of These Villa are par ticularl efficacious for Stomach p , disease anrt of the array. which ap- of persons could be allowed to occupy , y decay of the nose , sore throat , pains in the side was taken before Pres ident in the command That Coug hs, Golds , Agues, Shortness of Breath , and all Ob- , back force if necessary. He retire . That portion remaining in the Electorate lied proh ibition. loins, &c , obstinate diseases of the kidneys and to whom he applied for leave to be peared then most unlikely has now come to pass. cour sa imp structions of the Urinary Passa ges ; and , if talten after too bladdJ de Beileyme, to occupy also the districts north of the military stated that Lord Minto has written a letter to gleet, strictu re, seminal ^weakness , less of memory t,er' General Willisen has received his dismissal at It is free an indulgence at table , they quickl y restore the sys- , giddiness Bet free on his own recognizances , assuring that road. ing the Cat holic tem to its natural state of veusness , headache , dr owsiness, palpit ation t and the command has been provisional ly a high pers onage in Rome respect repose. indigestion , lowness of spirits , was ia daily expectation of Rensburg b , the heart , lassitude ana Ej magistrate that he re- Herr Von Manteuffel , indi gnant at ths general op- England , with a recommendation that Persons of a ma, habit , who are subject to Head-ac he, aeval prostration of str ength , die , usually ' gn Affairs conferr ed on Major-Ge neral von Horst. This event hierarchy in Giddiness , Drow siness, nnd singing in the Bars , arising resulting from ceiving, throug h the Minister of Forei , a posi tion which his interview with Prince Swarzen- to the Court of Home. It is neglect or improper treatment by mercury, copaiba betok ens a change in the war system. And it it be commun icated from too grea t a flow of Blood to the Hea d, should never poisons. < Cjiisiderable sum of money from Naples. The law berg and its re sults has roused , wri thing under the the embarras sment in be without them eubebs , and other deadly " may be concluded that General Horst (former ly a said that Lord Min to deacrihes , as man y dan gerous symptoms will be en- From its prope rties in removing barrenn ess agent of the adverse party objected to this course , lash of the bitter speech nf Baro n Vincke the un- is tirely carried off by their immediate use. and all , Pruss ian colonel) has , as is generall y believed , de- which the govern ment of her Britannic Maje sty disorders of FEM ALE S, such as leucorrhce a, or « , and M. de Beileyme, after hearing the objections , opposition For females, these pills are most truly excellent , re- tu expected of the semi-Liberal party, and to act with a resolution of the placed , and ascri bes to the want of prudence with whites , " head -ache , giddiness , indigestion , pal pita tion stand over termined independen t moving all obstructions , the distressin g Head ache so very , dry cough, lowness of spirits staled tha t he would allow the case to t he doubtful suppport of the Left , at this porten- Westminst er a diocese, has prevalent with the sex ; Depression of the hear t , &e f a Stadtholdei ate. which the bull, erecting of Spirits , Dulneas of It is admi rably adapted to that class of sufferer s to the next day at two o' clock, when the sum tous moment persuaded the King to adjourn the si ht , Nervous Affections Blotches , as it after the publis hed , the painful consequences the Roman g , , Pimp les, and Sallow- creates new, pure and rich blood , (thereby puri fy The members of the opposition met been ness of the Skin ing and originally due , a s well as 8,000 francs additional Chamber. The measure was expected by all but the t , and give a health y and juvenile bloom to trengthe ning the whole system, ) and soon restor ta adjournmen t of the chamber , and resolved to re- Catholics will have to und ergo , should t he presen the complexion. s the for interejii and tests , would have to be paid ; it members themselves , and when Manteuffel with his invalid to sound health even after all other remsdies sume their places of opposition to the government Ministry not be able to pro tect them and treat them To mothers they are confidentl y recommendsd as the not . he would be imlwi iv. prison. The case was colleagues entered the Chambe r on the 4th , it was (which have usually a depressing tendency ) have failed . exact l at that point where with the impartiality which characterises the policy best medicine that can he taken during pregnancy ; and almost unparalelled success. ' on the 3rd of January, y for children of all ages they are unequalled . hence its again heard before Presid ent ds Beileyme of the plain , from his agitation , and the grea t care which , it appears , May be obtained with directions, «fcc , at 4s., 6s., and Uj, they were interrupted by the adjournmen t of the of Lord John Russell. Lord Minto As a pleasant , sate , and easy Aperient , th ey umto the ** civil tribunal. The creditors of the Princ e de- he paid to one sheet of pap er, that something of per bottle, or four lis. qxtanlilm in oi!0 large bottle for 33* 4th of December. concludes by expressing a hope that tbe Pope will recommendation of a mild operation with the most success- ' man ded that , as he had not paid the amount due importance was to be expected. The usual formnl by which lis. will be saved, throug h all Medicine Fimc ors, or Herr von Man teuffel has had several intervie ws adopt some measure calculat ed to remed y the evil ful effect, and require no restraint of diet, or confinemen t within the specified time, he should be sent to pri- proceedings having been got through , he arose , and during their use. By regulating the dose it will be sent securely packed from the Establishment , onrt. with the Prince of Prussia since his retur n from and Calm the general effervescence of the country. , according to the ceipt of the price by Vost-office Order payable at the lloWor^ son ; but certificates were put iu, showing the read the royal decree adjourning the Chambers ;ige and stren gth of the patient , they becom e suitable for The Prince is said to maintain his warlike Letters from Naples state that Baron de Riso, every case in Office. Prince to be too ill to be removed. Eventually it un til the 3rd of Januar y next. Great attention Olmutz. , either sex, that can be required ; and for views, and to be extreme ly indi gnant with the set- who was recently decorated by the King, was eldehly pjsohe th ey will be found to be the most comfort - *tTB3 no'iS?d that the Minister of Forei gn Affairs was paid to the perusal of this document ; but ere iibf» Medicine PAIN S IN THE BACK , GRAVEL . LUMB AO f), tlemen t come to at Olmutz. stabbed with a poi gnard , as he was leaving the hitherto prepared. GOUT INDIGESTION had intervened , and that an arrangement between di e slight est sign of satisfaction or displeasure Sold by T. Pr out, -'iU , Strand , London. Price Is. ljd . RHEUMA TISM , , , Dfi! theatre on the 27th ult. ; and tha t M, Sedaco bad STEICTURE GLEET , &c. the parties had been come to. The President ac- could be man ifested , the President declared the sit- AUS TRIA. , and 2s. 9d. pir box ; nnd by the vendors of Medicines gene, BILI TY, , Tbe latter took par t in rally throu ghout cordingl y decided that there was no gaumd for ting over , and the Chamber separated at once, with- Vibnna , Dec 4.—T he engagements entered into been shot at and wounded. tho Kingdom. DE EOOS ' COMPOU ND KENAL known the revolutionary movement , but latel y joined the A.-k for Fbampton's Pill of Health, imd observe the DR. . conveying tl:» Prince to prison. out any manifestation being made other than a few at Olmutz. of which the leading features are name an d addr ess of "Thomas Prout 229 Strand lou- PILLS have in many instance s effected a cure when , , , and as their name Renal (<¦ A new rneiii'-d c-f ie'mtrra phic eowmuniea tion has scattered hisses. In the galleries the decree was to the public , have caused general satisfaction at Royalists. don ," on the Government Stamp. all other means had failed , „ THE LEVANT. the Kidneys) indicate s, are now establis hed by tfc ( beeninvent * a by M. A. Bain , whi ch lias received :he received with general laug hter. The moment the this place, always excepting with the army, which , ? as the most safe and effieaciouj ' Journal de Cons tant inople ' confirms the CURES P OIl THE UXCUHED ! consent of the FACUL T app roval oi ihe L? qishnive Assembl y and the go- decre e had been read , Manteuffel hurried from the as natura l with soldiers , and above all with soldier * The remedy ever discovered for the above dan gerous coo, Bosnia by Omer and urinary vernm ent. It tran smits 1.200 letters per minute ministerial bench with a ra pidity quite unusual to to whom bat tles have been familiar durin g two intelligence of the paci fication of HOLLOWAY'S ointment. plaints , and diseases of the kidneys orgaa the new Governor . ' generally, whe ther resu lting from innsruience or other , being ab«at 400 words. The law throwin g open bis movements. Outride the Chambe r a knot of a years , is disappo int ed at being deprived of an op* Pacba. Mehemet Pacha , An Extraordinar y Cure of Scrofula, or King s left Constantinop le on the 17th Mil. wise, whieh , if neglected , frequently end in stone <& the electric telegrap h to the public will be carried dozen persons had collected , but all else in Berlin por tunity of adding to its laurels ; and , wha t is General of Aleppo , the bladder , and a lingerin g death ! It is an esis. Additional troops were sent to Aleppo Extract of a letter from Mr. J. II. Alliday, 209 High -street , r hematism into eSsek on the 1st of March nest. was quiet as usual. The second Chamber was also more sensibl y felt by officers and men, an oppor - for bis post. Wished fact that most cases of gout and eccw. on the same day. The latest in telligence from tbe Cheltenham , dated January 22nd , 18ob. ring after middle age, are combined with disease The demand which had been made by the Cham- adj ourned without any excitement being caused. tunity of reply ing, sword in hand , to the Scnleswig- Sin,—Jly eldest son , when about three years of age, is it then that persons thus afllicte.) that after the defeat of the rebel s by Urine, hOW necessary , ber of Commerce of Nancy, to prohibit the impor- The Frankfort papers of the 7th inst. corroborate Holstein-like vauntings of the Prussia n journals. latt er place is, was afflic ted with a glandular swelling in the neck , which BhOUld atte nd to these important matt ers. By the sals. tation into France of embroidered muslins, has pro- all the particulars of our corresponden ce of the same The Austrian troops who assist Pio Nono to keep Kirira Pacha , they attempted to attack Aleppo again after a shor t time broke out into an ulcer. An emlment tary action of these pills on acidity of the stomach , ths; on the following day, their numbers having been medical man pronounced it as a very bad case of scrofula , correct bile and indi gestion , purify and promote the reu( duced considera ble sensation jn Switzerlan d, and ,' K.y; but they add that another step has been taken down his people ave paid out of the taxes levied by and prescribed for a considerable time without effect. The the formation of stone r ecruited during the ni ght by some bands of Arabs. secre tions, thereby pre venting , ami instruc iions have been given to the Swiss Minister towards the solution of the Hessian question by the spiri tual head of the Catholic Chur ch from his disease thun for years went on graduall y increasing in establish ing for life a healthy performance of the func tion! Vil'UlOnce , When OCSidCS the Ulcer in the neck , anot her in Paris on the subject . The Minister of Cam- means of person al communications which have latel y grumbling subjects. The Frenc h troops whom Thi s second attack , however , was not more sue* of these organs. , - ,,.« insur gents were a formed below the left knee , and a third under the eye, be- May be obtaine d with directions , Scotland , tha! he senior member. The ver ification o f powers and tonishment of a large circle of acquaintances who could has solicited me to send him another box , which he fels extended the period allowed for receiving their pro . declares that he will remain quietl y here till his new the different array corps to the ir full amount before testify to the truth of this miraculous case. Three years duce in Paris from the squadrons the formation of the burea ux occupied the whole assured will cure him ; you can use our names as you thini 31st of December to the ally, M. Manteuffel , has fulfilled the sti pulations of an attempt is made to reduce batta lions or hav e now elapsed without any recurrence of the malad y, p , that others sufferers may be convince d of ttti r and the boy is now as heal thy ns heart can wish. Under roper 20th of January. Olmutz in his favour. To put an end to the street —a most costly experiment , and one that seems ut- sitting. value. '—Direct to Mr. John I'arquhar , weaver , «fcc , Kin. CAPE OF GOO D HOPE. these circumstances I consider that I should be truly un- Accounts from the agricultural districts stat e terly useless, if, as we are told , peace is secured. If gra teful were I not to mak e ross , Scotland. frays of the troops in Frankfort , marshal law was you acquainted with this won- Mr. J. Higham , Burwell— ' I am happy to say that tl» that There has been no chang e the Reforme , The pro posed constitution for tbe Cap e of Good derful cure , effected by your medicines after every other in the price of corn proclaimed by beat of drum for the whole garrison we are to believe assertion s made by ' person , though he has taken only one box, is a wonder njj Hope sent out by Earl Gr ey, does not seem to metins bad failed. —(feigned ' —J. H , Alliday.—To Professor within the last week. "Wheat of superior quality on the 7th inst. tbe Federal Assembly at Fran kfort is extremel y dis- deal better , aud will recommend them to any one -o grow in favour with the colonists. The presi- Hollowat. finds a ready sale, but the inferior kind is every - The ' Deutsche Reforme ' contains the following satisfied with the resu lts of the arrangement s made suffer ing. ' where rejected. The regards these arrangeme nts dency of the Firs t Chambe r , proposed by Earl Cure of Acute Rheumatism of Four Tears Standing, To Preven t Fraud on the Public by unprinci pled demand for flour for exporta - despatch :— ' Frankfort . Dec. 6th.—' The Olmu tz byAustria and Prussia . It ' s Honourable Commissioners of G rey to be in her Majesty , is rejected even by the Extract of a Letter from Mr. J ohn Pitt , Dudley , Januar y persons . Her Majesty tion, which was tolerabl y brisk in Paris some days convention reached Count Thun with the intima . as an abandonment by Austria of the States drawn Stamps have direc ted the name of the Propriet or to bt«B. subjected Government Commission , and by tbe municipal 13th , 1S50. since, has diminished considerabl y. Letters from the tion , that he should procure the consent thereto of by her influence into the league , and Sir ,—It is with the greatest pleasure that I write to graved on the Government Stamp affixed to ali bis .MeJi. authori ties totally repudiated. The Government in white letters on a red ground without whicb: south state that the demand for silk has been more the governments represen ted at the Diet. But the thereh y to the rao st hostile assaults of their own thank you for the benefit I hays received from your pills cines, , proposal s, alm ost in every article , are far short oi and ointment which have completel y cured me of the none is genuine. active during the last week. A considerable amount convention produced , on the contrary, much discord Chambers and people, as well as to the danger of a —Per sons wishing to consul t the Doctor , in anj the requiremen ts and intelli gence of the colony. rheumatism , under which I suffered for the last four N.B, of business was trans acted at Aubenas and at in the Diet. Violent debates have taken place, and quarrel with Prussia. years , at times I was so bad as hardly tojoe able to walk : case, may do so by enclosing £1 by Post-office order , pay. Romans , at an ad vance of one franc the kiio- the most passionate expressions of anger against the Letters from the Russian-Posen frontie r state that Th e inhabi t an t s, as on the convict question , have I had tried every kind of medicine that was recommended able at the Hol buru Office , or otherwise , with a de tail of the symptoms , ic, for which Ad vice and Medicine will bs graro= ne. The fair at Joyeuse was eompletelv cabinet of Vienna are heard from persons from the Russian arm y has been , or rather is being, in- deliberatel y made up their minds ; rejection of their without receiving any being. I at last thoug ht I wotild give your medicine a trial , and purchased from Mr. Hollin , sent. Patients corresponded with till cured. interru pted by incessan t tb< ; consequence of the suggestion is sure to evoke an irresistable opposi- Hoi rain. At Aubenas silk o whom such expressions would be least expected. ' creased. This was natural chemist , of this town , two boxes of pills , and two ofoint. Address , Walteb de itoos , M.D., 35, Ely-plac« , ora- superior quality was sold at from 65f. to 65i 50f. Altona. —On the 6th a sharp encounter took mobilising of tbe Prussian army . tion. A constitution for the Cape will never be ment , and in thre e weeks, through them and the blessinas hill , London. Hours , 10 till l, and i tillS. Sundays er. cented unless by previous arrangement. the k ilogramme ; second quality, from 50f. to 62. place at Gel torf , with a Danish outpost . Among The Berlin ' Constitutionell' is the roost unfortu - graciousl y received unless it thoroug hly embodies the of God , I was res tored to health and stren gth, and am non English representative princ iple. as well able to walk as evur 1 was in my life. I am well The demand for silk was good at Marseilles , but the others two Danish officers were killed. na te of journals ; its editor is banished from the ca- known in this parish THE PItEVENTION Disturbances have again broken out the , having been sixty-five years in it, ON , CURE , AND stock in hand was low. Large quantiti es of wine Hanover , Dec. 4.—There is here in pre paration , pital without any legally proved offence ; it is seized on with the exception of ten years I served in the iMth regi General character of SFPHIL US, STRICTURES , continue to arrive at Bercy, but the pric e has not at the insti gation of the Ministry, a plan for the two or three times a week by the police j and now it Kaffir frontier of the Cape of Good Hope , the ment of foot—(Signed) —John Pitt. —To Professor Hollow- Affections of the PROSTRATE GLAND, VENEREAL and the last number of the native tribes being the aggressors. It does ml wa? . SCORBUTIC ERUPTION S of the face and body , Mercurial chang ed since last week. New wine is little sought closer union of the North German middle and small is prosc ribed in Saxony ; excitement followed b mild sei'to that the malcontents were very formidable in Cure of a Bad Leg of more than Sixty Fears Standing. , &c , y a , successful and expedi. for in consequence of its infer ior quality. Letters states , with a view to their joint operation at the 'D resden Journal ' contains a decree , forbidd ing i t to tious mode of treatment. from Auxerre announce a decline in pries. Good conf erences at Dresden especiall be published or circulated in that capital ; the rea- numbers , bu t still appearances were sufficiently Mr. Barker , of No. S, Graham ' s-place, Drypool , near Thirty-first edition , tree , y with respect Hull , had ulcers on his leg from the age of ei wines of the year 1849 are sold there at from thirty to the protection of importan t relations between this son given is ' tha t it has published matter calculated menacing to induce bis Excellency tbe Governor ghteen until Illus trated by Twenty- Six Anatoaiical Engra vings oa G eneral (Sir H. Smith) to repair without delay to upwards of eighty, and althoug h for many years he had Steel . New and improved Editi on, enlar ged to MB pages, tc thirt y-fear francs the hogshead . state and Mecklenburg in the Steurveris (tax 10 excite hatred of tbe Saxon governmen t , and intel- sought the first advfce in the country, nothin g was foond ust published , prick 2s. 6d ; or by post , direc t from the The 'Times ' correspondent says : union ) and the Hansiatic states iu their special free ligence injurious to tbe publ ic security of the Stat«. the scene of strife , in order to ascertain the cause to cure them . He very often suffered most excruciati ng Establishment , 3s. fid. in postage stamps. ' apnea ' " and extent of the outbreak , and to adopt such pain for long periods together , which incapacitated him " THE SILENT PR1END ," a Medical Work on Vener eal I stated on Monday that the notice taken of the tra3e laws. On th e other hand , the Democratic jou rnals from attendin g to his business. He had at present , measures as he might deem necessary for its speedy given up all hopes and Syphilitic Diseases, Secondary Spuiptoms , Gnnorrhsea . new and somewhat formidable plan ot the revolu- Tbe following is an au thorised account of the to enjoy an immunity from persecu tion of gettin s u cure , when at last he was persuaded to tr y &c , with a PRESCRIPTION FOR THEIR PREVENTION : tionists to propagate Socialist doctrines by means of Olmutz depu tation :— The ' National ' disowns the parliame ntary opposi- suppression. llolloway' s Pills and Ointmen t, which lie did, an d however physica l exhaustion , and decay of the frame , from the effecti ' AM ERICA. wonderful it may appear , the leg was thoro ghly healed b of solitar y indul gence the Freemasons ' lodges had attra cted the attention ' At the private conferences hel d this day and tion , and is not enthusiastic for a war , 'as the Con- y aud the injurious consequences of There h some distress in the manufacturin g their means , and by continuin g to usa tli e Pills wion » after the abuse of Mercury ; with Observations on the obligation of the parties at the head of this Instit ution. I yesterday between the undersigned , the following sf iwional ists understand it;' so far it is on the side his leg was well, he has become in heal th so hale and districts of New Eng land. More than 300, 000 of Makuia ge, and directions for obviating certain disquall. jus t learn that the attention of the Central Gran d propositions were adopted as of a nature to solve the of the Ministry, and m the censorshi p that still exists hearty as now to be more active than most men of fifty. fixations. Illustra ted by twenty-six coloured engravin gs. indles have been recentl y stopped in the cotton N.B.—The truth of this extraordinary stat ement can be Lod ge lias been particul arl y excited , and measures pending diff erences and to prevent a conflict , and over the press (which differs from the old one mostl y sp By R. and L. PERRY and Co., Consulting Surgeons , 1>, manufactories at Lowell and elsewhere in Mas sa- vouched for by Mr. J. C, Keinh ard t. 22, Mark et-place , Bemer s-street , Oxford-s treet , London. Published by ths have been already taken to pr event any invasion by will be submitted without delay to the respective in the fact that it is exercised after tbe publica tion Hull. Februar y 20tli , 1330. chusetts , and they do say 700,000 spindles in all au thors , and sold by Stran ge, 21, Paternoster-ro w ; liar., sur prise of the secondary lodges of Paris and the governments for their sanction. instead of before it), a considera ble allowance is Cure of a Desperate Cast of Ringworm nay, 63, and Sanger , 150, Oxford-street ; Starie , 23, Tich. the , Northern States. About half the Marylan d of Six Tears departments. On Saturda v a circular was issued bv ' 1. The governments of Austria and of Prussia made f or the language of articles that on the whole Standing. borne-s treet , Ilaymarket ; and Gordon , Htt Leadeninul. but in Pennsy lvania street , London ; Powell , 88 Grafton-street , Dublia ; the Grand Orient to the fourgra nd policy of the Cabinet . Cotton facto ries have suspended , One of the most eminent sur geon , lodges, earnestl y declare that it is their intention to effect a fioal lend to support the s in Lima (the capita l andlJaimes and Co., Leith IVnlk , Edinburg h. urg ing them to leave nothing und one The Court of Appeal of Prussia having had a case very few have stopped , if any. The manufacturers of Peru ) had a child covered with ringworm for more than Parti, treats of to preven t the settlement of the Hessian and Hnlstei n questions by six years ; in vain he the anatomy and physiology of the re- institut ion of freemasonarv being changed submitted to it , in which the validity of the defence attribute all this to the tariff of 1846 ; but the exhausted all his art i» his endea- productive organs , and is illustrated by six coloured in its a decision in common of all German governments. vours to effect a cure . Not succeeding, he consulted amon g engravin gs, character. The Grand Orient turne d on the point whe. very hi gh price of the raw material , and the in- his bre thren has acted with -such • 2. To render possible the co-operaiion of the go. in a political pro secution , the mos t celebrated medical practitioners of Par t II. treats of the consequences resultin g from exeea- troduction of cotton mills in the South are probabl the city, _ energy that the 507 lodges under its ord ers will vernments who are represented at Frankfort th er the penal code of tbe old Ger man Confedera- y but nothin g was found to do th» child service. nive indul gence, producin g nervous excitement , and , as also When ho was persuaded b genera- rigorously maintain the execution tion and the Constitution of that body are still iu- tbe principal causes of the depression. y Mr. Joseph P. Ha gue, the tive incapaci ty. It is particularl y addressed to those tvho of their statutes. of all other German governments , a commissary English chemist and druggist , residin g at No. 71, Calle de A few lod affirm ative. The following news has been received by tbe Palacio are prevented in consequence from entering into the ges of an inferior class may require to be sha ll be appointed with as little delay as possible for existence , and decid ed in the , to try llolloway ' s Pills and Ointment , which was marria ge state. Illustrated by three ¦ Royal mail steam-ship Cambria, Cap. Leitcb , which , and after using six explanatory engrav - watched ; but the surve illance exercised over them each government , as well as of those members of The day for the mee ting of the Dresd en conference done lar ge pots of the Ointment , with ings. a pro por tion of the Pills, the child is io strict that even there , 18th inst., and , arrived in the Mersey about noon on Wednesday. was radically cured , to Part III. tre ats of the diseases resul ting fr«m iNFEcrio y, also the Socialists will the Diet represented at Frank f ort , as of Prussia and is it appears , definitel y fixed for the the sur prise ef the whole medical professi on. The name very probablv be defeated. ' , business will be pushed The excitement regarding tbe Fugitive Slave Bill , Illustra ted by seventeen coloured engravings. her allies. It will be the task of these commis- so far as can be ascertained of the parent , from motives of delicacy, is withheld .— Part IV. whice r an ver y hig h during the late elections , now Lima 13th of November contains a Rej iedt for the Prevention of It is stated , on the authority of private letters saries to concert the measures that are to be for ward with all possible celerity , so as to enable the , , 1S49. Disease by a simple application The should be used co , by which the danger of f rom Turin upon the occupies bu t little of public attention in the Northern Pills njointly with the Ointment in infection is obvia ted, Its action is simple , that Mazzini has been expected f or adopted. Prussian Cabinet to meet the Chambe rs most of the following but sur e. It States , cases :— acta with the virus some time at Genoa , in which city the : But as the common interests of all deman d 3rd of January with the groundwork of decisions, Bad Leg Corns (Soft) chemically , and des troys its power dan ger is be- 3. s Rhewnatism on the system. This importan t s the most pal pitating By a compa ri son of the leading features of the Bad Breas ts Cancers Scalds part of the work lieved to he greatest to the Italian Penins ula. - A tha t in the Electorate of Hesse, as well as in Hol- in so far , at least , as regard should not escape the reader ' s notice. returns mad e in Mas sachuset ts with the pre vious Burns Con tr acted and Sore Nipples large body of Ita '.ian refugees is, it ",s said, as- stein , a legal state of things should be establishe d questions. Bunions _ Part V. is devoted to the consideration of marriage aud returns of 1840 valuable results are attained ; amon g Stiff-joints Sera Thru-M s Us duties. The sembled there. The Mazzini loan is Report ed to responding to the princi ples of the Diet, and render - The Vienna papers state that tbe continuance of Bite of Moschet oes Elephantiasis reason of physical disqualifica tions , and them none are more apparent than the fallacy of tbe Skin-ilis»a«es the causes of un productive have been successful at Genoa , where the coupons ing tbe fulfilment of the federal duties possible ; as- the Austrian armaments will depend on the results and Sand-flies Fistulas Scurvy unions are also considered , and Coco-Bay the whole subject criticall y aud philosopliicaUy inquired are negotiated oil the Bourse. of the crisis which has been created in Prussia by Protectionist doctrine so prevalent there , which sup- Gou t S»r«-heads nto, r moreov er, Aus tria , in its own name , and in the name Chiege-foot Glandular SweL A new manifesto has been In the interim the poses that an increase ot manufac turers increases Tumour s The Authors as regularly addressed to the So- of the States , Us allies, has given full guara ntees for t he prorogation of parliame nt. Chilblains lings Ulcers educated members of tha cialist Democra ts of Europe hy the Association sit- directors of the Northern Railway have been com- the home demand for agricul tural produce. The Chapped -hands Lumbago Medical Pr ofession, having had long, diligent , and Practical the preservation of the interests[of Prussia , demanded IToiuda observations in the various Hospitals ting in London , and calling itself La Soeiete des by the latter with respect to the manded to prepare for tbe transport of 25,000 number of active persons , and of various manufac- . _ Piles Yaws and Institutions for occupation of tbe Sod by the Proprietor the relief of those afflicted with Syphilis , Secondary Sytnp. turin g establishments now in operation , show a , 244, Strand , (near Temple B.*,] toms Proscrits, as distinct (ioth the Central Socialist Electorate , the governments of Austria and Prussia troops , weich are now leaving • Gallicia for Ostraw London , and b , Stricture , Venereal and Scorbutic Eruptions ot the great ' and invariable increase over those recorded in y all respectable Vendors of Patent Medi- face and bony, havo Conmittee. The members of the former are chiefly have agreed upon the following for the immediate and Hohenstadt , on the frontiers of Bohemia. cines throu ghout the civilised world perhaps had an d.ndsoal oppor tunity , in Pots and B«aes or" witnessin g their dreadful and destructive consequences 1840, while, on the oth er hand , as marked , and is. Id., 2s. S)d., 4s., Gs„ lis., 22s., and 33s French , German , Hungari an , Polish , and Italian treatment of the question , without prejudi ce for the The advices of the German papers from Cassel . each. T iiM-« il in all their various stages. Henc e, knowing the practi cal almost as invariable a decrease , has taken place in a very consider able saving by taking the lar g»r siz«s. operatives. The man ifesto ur ges the European future decision :— confirm the news of the advance of the Bavarian J. .13 —-Direct i necessi ty of sound jud gment in such serious cases, and ha v- the numbers of farm stock and quantities of farm ons for th» guidance of t'aiients ara a£°x»d ing seen the injury democracy to be on the watch and declares that the a. In the Electora te of Hesse, Prussia is to op- tro ops. They have entered Zigenhain , and are pre. to ni ht at an empty Little, little canst thou see before they shone out upon the day know how to read. I presume so illustrious and expressl«~i y calledn J at a place in the adjoining parish of Ickles- * g ' pages of learned a gentleman as Memphite. Around the larger Of her girlhood's purity ; these gorgeous dramas ; to know yourself knows the impor- structures which received ham, then called Ham. It was principally an Why is a dentist likely Bat, though sin hath left its trace tance of early tuition ?" the bodies of the kings to be a melancholy man ? what manner of children they were, who after- are grouped smaller pyramids, in which queens uneven sandstone rock, fit only for, and used —Because he always looks down in the mouth. On her once sweet happyface , " But did I not hear something about 'beating,' wards grew up into such entrancing maturity. were deposited j and the chief officers of state and as, a rabbit-warren." It is now, , Bkandit is well named. Brandy drinkers ever And that innocent maiden brow Madame ? Surely that is not part of your system ?" religion were however The dramatist could not tell us said buried in excavations, near the re- table-land, " and seems tohavebeenmadelevel show red eyes, it should be written brand-eye Droopeth in dart shadow now— this, he had Bellario. ... mains of their A tradesman in Bedford , no arena " Oh, a birch-rod masters. The animals whom the by using the surface stone for the buildings having bought a large Though life's glory all hath fled . in which to do it: hut it befits one , merely hungup in mv room by Jj-gyptians most reverenced quantity of foreign lard, has discovered ' ' way of a threat, signer had also a place as- required in the new that it is And life s shame in tier s instead. who knows his spirit well, and, above all, . We all know that a threat signed them near the highest personages town. The whole land extensively adulterated with rice. h is sometimes as effectual as a " of the Love er still ! who loves him, to depict that which, per- punishment, replied land as we find that at the Labyrinth the bodies of ultimately assigned was 150 acres." The de- Destiny.— The scapegoat which wo make respon- she ; " and the Contessina's pride makes her dread the Kings Lotc her ! let no harsh cold word, force, was left untouched ; and who, in and the sacred crocodiles rested together scription of this new town is very interesting. sible for all our crimes and follies ; a necessity the shame of a whipping, as much as the rod m the subterraneous which we set down for invincible, when we h Man, from lips of thine he heard ; Shakespeare's case, so fitted for the task as itself." chambers. It was surrounded by a stone wall on all sides ave no "Woman, with no lifted eye The Sphinx " restored " except that which commanded the wish to strive against; it. Mrs. Clarke, whose intellect and devotion "Do you know, Jam not a great advocate for , as an architect sea ; and A Hit.— "You have stolen my soul, divine one !" Mock thon her deep agony ; either shame, or the rod would say, will give an idea of the along this side an earthen rampart "Weep ,—tears ~ are so well proved by these Shakesperian , Madame, in teaching." author's was car- exclai med Mr. Sickly to Miss Sensible. "Pardon ye , give tears alone Bellario saw the scarlet mount to the child' descriptive world-forsaken works, which will carry down her name to s brow power in matters of art. ried, with spaces between, apd which doubt- mo," responded the lady, " I am not in the habit of To oar one— again, at the mention of the birch-rod ; but he saw Love her still! posterity, linked with that of the greatest of The Sphinx is, next to the Pyramids, the most less were intended for tho cross-bowmen in picking up little things. also a look of triumph, as if she understood that In London there are 3 000 omnibuses, eacli run- the poet teachers of humanity ? Madame was remarkable object which the hill of Gizeh exhibits. case of invasion. A castle guarded the north- , Love her—let her feel your love ; being rebuked instead of herself. He It is near the ning a distance of sixty miles, and carrying 300 was vexed at being eastern edge of the platform on which west corner. There were within the walls two Summer showers that fall above So we have here, iu a modest unpretending thus compelled to discuss the they stand , and its passengers per day, or altogether 300.000,000 in the Fainting matter in her presence at all but as it was hardly head is turned towards tho river. " greens" —one of twelve acres, called " the blossoms, leave with them little pamphlet, the first of the series of Shakes- , It is nearly in a line with the southern side year. Freshened leaf and strai to be avoided after what had passed, he added :— of the King's green," and another called Cook's ghtened stem ; peare's heroines in their girlhood in Portia, second pyramid , hut on somewhat lower ground, " Hatiibr too Habd.—The editor of a down-east Sunshine oft doth ive " If you please, we will, for the present, allow " g again the heiress of Belmont. We all know the and has been excavated out of one of the f aces of Green. Water was supplied from six open paper, a bachelor, says, "the reason why the women Bloom the hitter storm hath ta'en : this little lady to go on ia her ignorance. She the Libyan chain do not cut themselves in two by light lacin g is, be- Merchant of Venice . Its elevation of forty feet above wells—to ono of which, St. Leonard's Well, And this human love of ours, , and it needs not here to will one day fin d what a pleasure it is to the present level cause they lace around the t, and tha t is so read, and will wish ofthe soil serves as a measure of was appended the popular belief, which yet hear To the world's poor faded flowers, tell of that Portia, who, when her lover's to learn, and be gratefu l the extent of rock which has been cut away hard they cannot affect it." to those who will take the trouble to teach her. to build remains, that whoever drinks its waters, never May he found as dear a boon friend was in danger of a cruel death, seems tho pyramids. Neither Herodotus, nor Diodorus, Never trim tbe hair from the ear of your horse. As God's blessed Allow me to thank you for that which you have nor any ancient leaves the town, or eke, leaving, ever longs It is placed there by nature to protect the orifice rain and sun to set aside the shrinking delicacy of the a author before the Roman age, To restore their native hue alre dy taken, Madame Ursula ; although I re- mentions it ; and to come back. There wore two markets, se- and drum of the ears from insects, dirt , and sudden , woman's character, by assuming the character quest you as it is now known from its in- And their native fragrance too ;— will indulge me by letting the lessons scription to be at least as old as the rei veral windmills, and a goodly number of change of weather. and the dress of an advocate, but who, in cease, until Portia is wise gn of Love her still 5 enough to wish for them Thothmes IV., we learn the hazard of relying on churches and convents. The Good fuom Evil.—An artilleryman was obliged that trial scene, makes her woman's nature herself." ground on which negative arguments merely in proof of the non-ex- new Winchelsea to undergo amputation. Seeing the attendants Gather round her, weep and pray— radiant as an was built was divided into Clasp her, angel's, by mingling into one istence of monuments of antiquity. In its present carrying off his leg, ho called out—•" I sa y, comrade, lead her from tbe way Aitcient Egypt under the Pharaohs. By John thirty-nine parts ; and the exact sites of the give me back my shoe : 1 had only on? pair—that- She doth journey—tenderly Justice, with its stern behests ; Mercy, with state, with only the head and shoulders visible its tender gentleness Kenrick, M.A. Two Vols. London : Fel- above the sand, which is accumulated hy the streets and places, together with the names of will now make me two." From the wrong and misery, , and Charity with its the first owners, A in Michigan, not long since, committed To the better paths where peace loving forbearance. lowes, Ludgate-hill. western winds in the hollow space around it, are full y set out in a return Man . , How was that woman inal form suicide by drowning. As the body could not be waiteth her, with sweet release trained ? It is a peculiarity of the Egyptian and the orig and dimensions of the Sphinx made in the 20th Edward I. (1292). Mr. "What were the circumstances Tuscan cannot be recognised. But a, found, the coroner held an inquest on his hat and From life't heart-ache;—so, once more people that while we know little few years ago, by Cooper has given large extracts from this im- which made her what she was ? These are , of their public the exertions of Caviglia, the sand was celared jacket, fou nd on the bank of tho lake. Verdict— In her breast the hope of yore history, we know a portant roll, and the complete list of names of " Pound empty ." 3iay be lit, that holy hope, the questions which Mrs. Clarke has set her- great deal of their private away, and some important discoveries made. life, and of their manners and customs Approaching from the Nile when all was unco- the first householders iu the " new," but. now California.—An Irishman writing from Cali- That with earthly loss doth cope, self to answer, and well is the reply given, both ' The private and public. It is vered, a sloping descent cut in the rock for 135 ancient town. These last are curious to tho fornia, says :—" It s an illegant counthvy. bed Earthly sin and earthly shame, and in a truly Shakesperian spirit. The questionable, indeed, bugs are as big as dinner pots, while the fleas are Till all earth is but a name, whether a fuller idea has been gained feet ended in a flight of thirteen stops and a level inquirers into " the history of surnames.'' * obvious requisites for drawing the youthful of the from which another fli used for crossing creeks with—one hop, an they are And the rescued soul is given , habits of platform, ght of thirty steps The English names are mostly derived from ' character of Portia, for bringing forth what is the Greeks and Romans, with all the descended to the space betwixt tho Sphinx' over with two on their backs. ' With its treasure, unto heaven ! s feet. places or from trades. Nicknames, so com- y- a new and a beautiful creation, are that each literary pictures and works of art they have This gradual approach, during which the figure of More Zeal without Discretion.—Wehave latel Oh, bethink ye of the bliss mon at the period, are not to be found in this heard of a Protestant with rather more sincerity That will fill your hearts for this event of her foregone life, each link in the left us, than has been obtained by a half cen- the Sphinx was kept constantly in the spectator's , roll—except in one instance, where two per- than judgment, who has just discharged an old and Lovit'g friends, what time ye see chain of her destiny, should be accessory tury's examination of the paintings and tombs view, rising above him as he descended, was well adapted to heighten the impression made by its co- sons, probably mother and son, bear the name faithful servant because the poor fellow happens to Shadow after shadow flee to the known developement, should bend of the Egyptians. It ie, therefore, with judg- have a Roman nose !—Punch From her pale sad'face ;—what time, ment lossal size, its posture of repose, and calm majestic " Piggestayle." One lady of the name of towards the formation of the character re- that Mr. Kenrick devotes the earlier and expression of countenance. The height from the A Roland fob. an Oliver. — " When sre you Soaring in a thought sublime, larger portion of his work to a Lucy, is specified as being also called " Douce going to commence the pork business ?" asked a Ye shall hiow vealed by the great dramatist, and strictly is general descrip- platform between the protruded paws and the top , the while ye pray, t o a Martin"—perhaps from her kind disposition. person of another, who had a sty in the eye.— To Ids anaels God doth tail this essential complied with. The mother of i n of the rts, manners, and amusements of of the heail is sixty-two feet ; the paws extend fifty *. a d d is 140 feet It is a curious feature in this roll, that in a " Explain ," said the afflicted one.— "Why, I see " Love her still !" Portia is pictured as the sister of the learned Egypt under the Pharaohs—in short, of all feet, n the bo y long, being excavated from the rock, excepting a portion of the back and list of above seven hundred householders be- you have your sty ready."—" True," was the reply, T. "Westwooii advocate Bellario, then a poor student, cheer- those things which go to make up the life and '' I have got a hog in my eye now." business of a people. the fore-paws, which have been cased with hewn tween fifty and sixty should be women. If ing him on his studies, and making his poor stone. The countenance is now so much mutilated Useful Recipes.—A foreign paper gives the fol- they were all in independent circumstances, ; home beautiful by her sympath her devo- _ He opens his hook with a description of the that the outline of the features can with difficulty be lowing as aorereign remedies for afflictin g diseases y, the general prosperity of that period must gout, ; pi g gh, liemtw* tion, and her wisdom. Her father the river and valley of the Nile, and of its monu- traced ; but there is no reason to believe that they — " For the toast and water hoo n cou , have been far greater than that of modern ipecacuanha ; bile, exercise ; corns, easy shoes; Count Guido, becomes enraptured with the ments ; inferring from the remains and the exhibited more of the Negro conformation than be- The Girlhood of Shaispeare' s Heroines. Tale longs to the Egyptian physiognomy generally. The times ; but if, as seems more likely, some blue devils, employment ; rheumatism, patience and mind of the poor stu- nature of the case, that civilisation ascended and new flannel ; toothache, pluck it out ; debt, 1. Portia, the Heiress of Belmont. By beauty of body head has been covered with a cap, the lower part of must have been engaged in trade, it would be dent' and disregarding the conven- from Lower Egypt, and did not descend from retrenchment ; love, matrimony. Maky Co*W3>en Clarke. Norello, Dean- s sister, which remains ; and which probably terminated a not uninteresting task to attempt to ascer- tional attributes of rank, makes her his Ethiopia. He next considers the characteris- when entire in an erect uraeus, such as is seen in Porpoise Leather and Oil: — The leather street, Soho. tain what trades they followed. That they tanned from the skin of the white porpoise, speci- wife. The birth of the younger Portia is tics and language of the people ; and describes the figure of the Sphinx on the tablet which repre- "Who that knows anything of Shakspeare the two sents the offerings of Thothmes and Rameses. were women of good character is evident from mens of which were exhibited at the Quebec mecha- the death throe of her mother ; so life great wonders of the world, the Pyra- It nical fair, attracted general attention. The strength does not know that there is in him a rich mids and Thebes. Having finished the natural had originally a beard , fragments of which were their being allowed to keep house loitldn tho and death walk haud-in-hand amid the found below. Tho space between the protruded city ; and as they appear to have and the beautiful fini.-h of the leather were much mine of intellectual wealth—but half worked features of the country, its existing remains, been very admired ; it is equal in the latter respect to the mysterious decrees of fate. The Count Guido, paws appears to have served as a temple, in which, equally distributed throughout the various ont and promising inexhaustible mental riches and the ethnography of the people, Mr. Ken- at least in later times, sacrifices were performed to finest calf-skin, and in the former quality is much in the madness of despair, leaves his home quarters it seems to us to prove that in those to those -who explore it. Minute as he some- rick proceeds to what may be termed in a large the mysterious deity. Immediately under the , superior,— Quebec Gazette, and daughter to become a pilgrim in strange days the widows or daughters eligious Warmth.—An advertisement in the times is, when it suits his purposes, unwea- sense the social condition of the ancient Egyp- breast stood a granite tablet, and another of lime- early of trades- R lands ; and Bellario, now a doctor of eminence, men where there were no son Times announces a plan for heating churches by riedly as he piles trait npon trait to complete a tians. The amount of the population, its in- stone on either side resting against the paws. , s, carried on becomes her guardian. Dame Ursula, the the business of the husband or father. In the means of hot water. We wonder if the patentee character, yet he is so rich in the materials of dustrial arts in agriculture, horticulture, hunt- has any testimonial to show from Mr. Bennett, or strict old duenna, as rigid in her freezing pro- ancient rules of some ofthe London thought, as well as in thought itself, that his ing, fishing, navigation, commerce, and me- companies, or any other of the Puseyite priests who have intro- priety as a marble statue, has her share in The History of Winchelsea, one of the Ancient there are very admirable provisions to this slightest hints may often well serve for the chanical trades, are investigated, as well as Towns added to the Cinque Ports, duced into the Church more hot water thon has moulding the character of the youthful Por- By W. effect, which prove that the chivalrous feel- been known there for the last hundred years.— basis of a new creation. The gems of mind the military equipments and modes of warfare, Cooper tia ; but the dame's asperity is tamed down D. , F.S. A. London : Smith. ing—we speak of it in its higher manifesta- Punch. are so plentiful with him that he throws them domestic life and manners, dress and amuse- by the love of the old bachelor uncle, who Among the most interesting of our ancient tion—pervaded all society, and that women Get Knowledge.— ' In one of my visits, very about with a wild, reckless profusion, and ments. Fine arts, letters, and practical science, early in life, to that venerable master, Dr. Pepusch," finds his youth renewed by the feelings which towns, whether their mercantile or their poli- were not shut up in the convent, as their only once dropped, others came so readily to Ms (for Mr. Kenrick denies the Egyptian science says Dr. Burney, "he gave me a short lesson, that warm his heart to the tiny image of his dead tical importance be considered, are the Cinque asylum, as has generally been supposed. The hand that he can afford to let the rich in the proper sense of the term), are next con- made go deep an impression that I long endeavoured sister. It is beautiful to read how he lures the Ports. Although not originally one of the names of these female burgesses afford strong to practice it. ' When I was a young man,' , droppings remain untouched for those who sidered under the heads of architecture, sculp- said he child on to love him—how he watches every " Cinque Ports"—for the five maritime towns proof that Winchelsea was at this period inha- ' I determined never to go to bed at night till I knew choose to stoop to ick them up. Like a ture, painting, music, the various modes of p budding of her infant mind—how he delights on which Edward the Confessorconfi rredthose bited by a foreign as well as a native population. something that I did not know in the morning.'" endthrift, but a spendthrift with an inex- writing, with geometry, astronomy, astrology, the Spoils. following, though sp in every developement of the immature beauty especial privileges were, Sandwich, Dover, " The new town soon realised the hopes of Dividing —The haustible treasure at his disposal, he is care- arithmetic, medicine, and mechanics. The old , will be interesting to those who are fond of sau- of her form—how he tempts, not drives, her Hytbe, llomney, and Hastings—Winchelsea its founders,"—and new Winchelsea, even as less and wanton in his prodigality. Some- religion of the Egyptians is then elaborately sages :—A lady having purchased some sausages of a on to love learning—and thus fits her to be- at as early a period was distinguished as a sea- the old , retained its superiority among the couple of boys, overheard them talking about the examined ; and the surrey times, toot he seems as though he indulged in come, as Mrs. Clarke says, "the fairest law- closes with an port ; and about the middle of the following Cinque Ports :— money.— " Give me half of it," says one. "I won't," whims and fancies as quaint and curious as yer on record." And then there comes the account of their constitution and laws. century, that, together with Rye, was ad- said the other.—"Now that ain' t fair, you know The whole of these top When Edmund, the king s brother, was about to the conceits of his own " Midsummer Wight's natural thoughtful fear of the good Bellario, ics are, to a great mitted to the same high station, and dignified sail for Gascony, the king, on the 3rd of September, 'taint, Jo. for half the pup was mine." extent independent of Lord Braox.—One morning a party came into Dream ;" for, while occasionally he is that the young Portia may grow too dull and , each other, and form, with the same title :—the Cinque Ports, from 1294, directed the ships of the five ports to attend i the public rooms, at Buxton, somewhat later thaa like the lapidary, who thinks only the serious iu such company as his ; and io still n fact, a series of essays or papers, in which thenceforth being actually seven. him. A general writ was directed to the warden of the author brings the Cinque Poits : and there was a separate writ usual, and requested some tongue. They wore told magniacient stones worthy of his trouble, and this apprehension there comes Nerissa, the together tbe pith of exten- Although not mentioned in the Saxon Chro- that Lord Byron had eaten it all. "I am very angry brilliants to be cut and sive reading and inquiry, classical and modern. to the barons and bailiffs ofthe two most important throws aside the tiny , future pert but affectionate maid, an orphan nicle, nor by name in Doomsday, "Winchelsea the ports Winchelsea and Sandwich, An with his lordship," said a lady, loud enough for him As furnishing a complete the sub- of , account obspvvation. " polished hy humbler hands, at other times ho niece of Dame Ursula's, whose ready merry coup d' ozil of was certainly a town in Saxon times ; King of the Cinque Ports' ships furnished for this expe- to hear Hie " I am sorry for it madam, disregards the magnates of the mines, and too ject of ancient Egypt and its people, the work Edgar having had a mint there, and it having dition is preserved among the MSS. retorted Lord Byron ; "but before I ate the tongue laughter dispels all thoughts of gravity in Carlton I was assured you did not want it." bestows all his cares npon some poor chrystal, prefund and melancholy too deep, in the young supplies a want ; and, combining critical been granted by the Confessor, together with House Ride, in a petition for payment of the wages acumen with historical elevation lies it to the seamen for going and returning, between the Curious Ordeal in India—There is a curious till, by the glow and fashion he imparts to heiress. In good times, when Portia ha* , it supp the adjacent town of Rye, to the abbot and ordeal in India, which shows the action of fear upon well. At the same time, it involves more of 7th of March and the 3rd of May, viz., sixpence it, and the quaint richness of its setting, it grown to be woman, her truant father, too, monks of Feschamp. In Doomsday, this town a day for each master c tho salivary glands. If a wrong is committed, the compilation from well-known, and in some , sixpence for ea h constable, becomes more attractive and valual It than the comes back, and finds in the recovered daugh- is mentioned as " a new burgh," having sixty- and threepence for every seaman. No less than suspected persons are got together, and each is re- sense almost popular books, than of the quired to keep a quantity of rice in his mouth for a richest and most gigantic jewel. ter a solace for the lost wife ; and lovers ap- four burgesses. Extensive salt-works are also fifty shi ps were furnished ; of which Winchelsea original research among volumes rarel re- lied thirteen w c e certa in time, and then put it out nrain ; and with It must, to some extent, be a characteristic pear on the stage, and among them, but appa- y specified, and " a wood, yielding pannage for supp , Sand i h tw lve, Dover seven, ferred to, which historians are usually called Rye seven, Itomney five, Hythe three and Hastings tho greatest certainty, the man who has done the of all dramatists, but, more especially, undistinguished, tbe youthful two hogs." This must have been a very small , deed puts it out almost dry, rently, as yet, upon to make. t'iree. in consequence of the of one of snch overflowing power UI fertility BasEanio—the scholar and true gentle- portion of f orest; but the entry is curious, as fear of his mind keeping back the saliva. The history proper of E t—the chrono- 1 he names of these Winchelsea as Shakespeare—that they must !es?3 behind man—her future husband. And then the gyp supplying proof of one having existed in those vessels, with Dumestick Reseat.— Ta Cure Tongues.—Tack logy of kings and an account of their public those of their masters and con them much of unfinished material. They are Count, prompted by a fanny that chance com- parts, and extended even to the brink of tbe stables, are yer tongue, if it be a longan, an keep it nicely within acts—is prefaced by a review of the ancient given,—as also some others. In most cases yer teeth for two full calender munths. After that necessarily limited, by the reqi iM nents of bined with judgment are the true rulers of life, sea. This is supposed to have been the ferest classical authorities, both Greek and Egypt- the names of saints appear to have been tack it to where theaze a tea drinking, an , if yo find , itage-action, to a few incidents and a com- caused to be made the three caskets of gold, called Dymsdale, which extended beyond ian ; in which the author gives a critical esti- assigned to vessels,—probably by way of when yo want ta uze it, at its not shorter with paratively short space of time. If they wish silver, and lead with their mystic inscriptions, Hastings ; and " near Pett, at low water, pickle, go home direcktly, and tack it between yer mate of their value, and compares them with during spring tides the remains of a wood placing them under their especial protection ; years to elapse between the commencement and to connect with them Portia's future fate. , teeth , (nah mind, this iz varry important)—that bein the results of the information furnished by the when this is not the case, such names as done let sumad fetch yo a good saand rap ovver' and the completion of a plot, they must suffer Shortly after this, death seizes the Count, and may be seen embedded in the sand, consisting , y t monuments ; Mr. Kenrick assigning a high the Falcon, La Blithe, and La Li htfote were top at head we a rowlin pin an if't tongue end a longinterregnum to take place, the results Portia is again left; to the guardianship of her of oak, beech, and fir, the former sound and g place to the fragments of Manetho, even as nearl black ; and on the whole line of given. bleeds, or flies off, its a sign its cured.—Pogmoor of which are indicated rather than detailed uncle ; aud when the time of mourning expires y Olmcnach. they have come to us, at second or third hand. this coast wherever ditches and d Winchelsea during the reign of Edward the in a few TPords of dialogue. They are com- is again surrounded by suitors ; and on a cer- , ykes have He then proceeds to use the whole of these Third stood prominent in naval conflicts, both Bookbindikg.—Messrs. Leighton and Son , Shoo pelled to leave much to the imagination of the tain day there came to Belmont, attracted by been cut in the marshes, the roots and limbs , , have invented a waterproof cloth authorities, in conjunction with the results of with the French and with Spanish fl eets. Lane London , for spectators. The privileges which the novelist the beautiful and rich heiress, " a Neapolitan of forest trees have been met with in vast num- covering books, that is not affected by damp or wet, modern interpretation, to present a consecutive bers." The town of Winchelsea at tho time It was off Winchelsea that the celebrated en- or the romancist has, of carefully elaborating Prince, a County Palatine, a French Lord, an and from which even spots of ink may be wiped off. view of Egyptian history, from its doubtlul gagement with the Spaniards in August, It is not so liab l e to fade as ordinary cloth but debarred from—they are lish Baron, a Scotch Earl, and a German of the Conquest, and for centuries after, was , pre- a story, they are Eng and uncertain glimmerings under the first dy- 1350—when Edward, assisted by the Black serves its freshness and beauty for a much longer pe- compelled to pile incident upon incident, Duke's nephew ;" and Portia, sitting in her a most convenient port for communication with nasty, till the Persian invasion by Cambyses France. The first Plantagenct, on Stephen's Prince, gained so complete a victory—took riod. Mr. Starr, of the American Bible Society, effect upon effect, and to keep np a con- fovourite room, says poutingly to jtferissa, " By New York, has invented two machines, one for back- during the twenty^ sixth, and then, with fuller death, landed here ; and his sons always be- plftCCi Unwe^ tinuous chain of action. Developed thought, my troth, Jferissa, my little body is a weary of ing books, and the other for finishing them. Both lights, till the final conquest of Egypt by stowed on it their especial favour. Probabl Winchelsea subsequently suffered severely shown forth in all the stages of its develope- this great world." y machines perform well , and execute good work ; they Alexander, after the Persian had a second it was from this circumstance of Plantagenet from the attacks of the French,—and towards will be exhibited at the World's Pair, ne^tyear, in , is a- machinery they are unable to use ; What .tferissa answered, we all know ment time been victorious, over the thirtieth and landing there when he came, not to contest, the close of this century its importance seems London. they must often he fragmentary, and now and —or ought to know—her words are to to be lay; last dynasty. In this, as in the former part of but to assume the crown, that Winchelsea was to have declined. It now became a favourite A Wise Choicr.—A lady wrote to her son re- then obscure, for want of opportunity for clear- found in the second scene of a certain p requesting him to look out for a young lady, with his work, the author displays a wide and sound indebted for her admission among the Cinque port for pilgrims bound to the shrine of St. cently, ness and precision. The lowest attention to dra- where ' my master desires to speak respectably connected , possessed of various elegant acquaintance with his subject, a critical judg- Ports, and consequent participation in their James of Compostella. The numbers that nnities leaves but scant mental elbow you.' accomplishments and acquirements, skilled in the matic ment, and the power of exciting interest by rights and privileges. In the rei went may be imagined from the single entry the free display of power. Hints We hope we have said sufficient to indicate gn of John, languages, a proficient in music, and above all of an room for vivifying the past in general description. The old Winchelsea was in the height of its pros- of a licence in 1456 to Simon Farncombe to moral character ; and to make chapters might be written, sugges- our high appreciation of the beauty of Mrs. unexceptionable her upon which reader, however, who looks to have a distinct perity. An old writer, Norden, states that it carry fourscore pilgrims to St. James's, in an offer of £20 a year for her services as governess. forth -whole romances, inuen- Clarke's idea, as well of the truthfulness of tions shadowing idea of the great masses of Egyptian history then contained seven hundred householders— the good ship La Helene, of Winchelsea. In The son wrote in reply as follows:—"My dear a the rudiments of a series of its execution, and to tempt our readers to make Mother,—I have long been looking out for such a does cont ining presented to him, will probably be disap- a rather large number in those earl days, the same year ships bound to the same desti- sed, thrown down, and left themselves as well acquainted with the girlhood y person as you describe : and when I have had the stratagems, are u pointed. when none save those compelled by trade re- nation went also from Portsmouth, Wey- before we have time to ascer- of Shakespeare's heroines as we trust they are good fortune to meet with her, I propose to make an behind almost The first thing in Egyptian story is the evi- sided in towns, and when households were far mouth, Plymouth, and Bristol. The day of year, but of my hand, and to ask The story must go with the heroines themselves. offer, cot of £20 a tain their latent value. dence on which the monumental inscriptions new Winchelsea's prosperity was, however, her to become, not your governess, hut my wife." condensed into two short We have but little space left for extract, but larger than now. During the wars of John on. Years have to be rest. This, as is well known, originated in with his barons now rapidly passing away,—.even as that of Hb that does good to another man, docs good also is no time following as a bait, that the , the Cinque Ports sided with hours of mimic reality, and there we take the the discovery, by a French engineer in Buona- the old ; but, singularly enough, from a to himself; not onl y in tho consequence, but even in learn from Mrs. the king. In the struggle under Simon de for moralising on speculation. Indeed moral- mothers of England may parte's expedition, of a tablet with an inscrip- directl opposite cause. The ancient town the vfry act of doing it; for the conscience of well- education of Montfort, the Cinque Ports, however, took y —Seneca. ising and speculation would too often npon Clarke how much higher is the tion in three different characters. was submerged ; but from the new town the sea doin g is an ample reward. part with the barons in the cause of freedom . old l.idy, during the war ' out of place. The desire love than that of fear. graduall receded, until at length it was left A Miserable , kept an the stage he sadly One of these being Greek, it was soon asceriained Meanwhile, a succession of storms, attended y ' a famished soldier called on her for excitement, happened to inn, One day of the spectator for effect, action, One morning, after breakfast, there that the purpose of its erection was to acknowledge, " high and dry,"—the sand in time becoming to' eat Some bones that had been examine, and by heavy tides, did much injury to the old something . , is irrepressible, and passages which we should he fewer law papers than usual to on the part of tho high priests, prophets, and other marsh land, until in 1575 Lambard declared picked, were placed before him. After Portia that if she would be town ! and even as early as 123G, we find that pretty well bend over with delight in the closet -would Bellario told his little sacred functionaries assembled at Memphis, in the that " there were not above sixty households finishing his dinner, a little son of the landlady, for an hour, he would thon be ready to take 196 B.C., at the coronation of Ptolemy E i- the sea was encroaching on the adjacent comparativel dull and prosy in the quiet year p standing, and these for tho most part poorl noticing that the soldier found it very difficult to fall y her out for a long, long ride ; and he asked Madame the services rendered to the sacerdotal order marshes. In October, 1250, however— y it is that the most beauti- phanes, make out much of a dinner, put some money m his theatre. Hence Ursula to be so good as to let them have a little and to Egvpt jrcnerally by the young king, and to The moon being in prime, the sea passed her ac- peopled, all which happened by reason of the htful dramas are too while they were band as he stepped out of the door. When his mo- fully developed and thoug basket with something nice to eat decree him certain honours. The Greek contains a customed boundaries, flowing twice without ebb, sea having forsaken the town." Since this ther came in, he asked her how much it was worth cting. away some hours. often—too generally indeed—unfit for a out, in case they were command that the decree should be inscribed " in and made eo horrible a noise that it was heard a time the sea has receded nearly another mile, to pick those old bones. "A shilling, my dear," a curtsey of acquiescence ; then stirring drama often calls up to our The dame made the sacred letters, and letters of the country, and great way within land, not without the astonish- and it is now a mile and a quarter from Win- said the old lady, expecting to receive the money. A real turning to the child, she added :—"No w, Contes- " and it was obvious from the inspec- crowded picture gallery, through Greek letters ; ment of the oldest man who heard it. Besides this, chelsea.—At the last census the number of in- "I thought so," replied the boy. " and I gave the mind a sina, come with me." the characters that tho first are what wc Ci.ll at ni with just time to note tion of at dark ght the sea seemed to be a light-fire, old soldier a shilling for doing so." which we are hurried The little girl arose, and followed her half way hieroglyphic, and the second what Herodotus and and to burn, inasmuch that it was past the mariner's habitants was 687, with only 127 inhabited re- The New Englander gives a rhapsody proceeding character of each varying face, and to towards the door, then stopped. Diodorus call demotic or demodic, and Clemens skill to save the ships; and to omit others houses. There is something melancholy in the , at a from a western editor, on the birth of his first without time for Madame Ursula looked back, and seeing the fixed istolographic. It was natural to conclude that lace called lluckeburn (probabl this ceive an impression, but ep p y East or Hitlier- story of an ancient and important town lied hy two—I am a which the child stood, in the middle of ptions was substantially the same; Child :—" I am this day multip or comprehension m detail. Here attitude in each of the inscri iiourne), three noble and famous ships were swal- sinking twice into ruin in the midst of the series analvs's, the room, frowned heavily, saying :— " Did you hear an as e s s second, and third were duplicate—lam numberoneof an indefinite , and warrior, whose strong d the num ral for fir t, lowed up by the violent rising of the waves aud growing prosperity of the country continuation ! And, you observe, it is we stand before a stern me? Come !" found in the same relative position at the end of the were drowned ; and at Winchelsea a certain haven to which it there is my whose , not a block, nor a block-head, nor a paintin g, nor a lines speak of courageand firmness, and Bel lario quietly watched this scene though his hierogl hic and demotic as the corresponding eastward besides cottages for salt fishermen' belongs. f yp , , s huts, nor a fragment of anything, however beautiful , many a " ht head was bent over his papers ; and he observed an i e it became probable that there and mills a s bust, reddening scars tell of °^ f " words n the Gre k, • •ridges, , bove 300 hou es, by the violen t but a combination of the arfs and sciences in one— How did obstinate inflexibility take possession of the httlo was even a literal agreement. field." How did that man live ? rising of the waves, were drowned. It is probable Zenobia ; or the] Full of Palmyra. Parlour painting, sculpture, music (hear him cry !), miner- w hat •nrl's face and figure, as she replied :—" Not unless What breeding did he have ? the magnitude, and till w ith- that at this inundation Lromhill church was lost. Library. London : Simms and M'Intyre. alogy, chemistry, mechanics (see him kick'), geo- he die ? you promise that I shall come back in time for tho The antiquity, Matthew Paris that on the ? "What friends ose of tells us, octave of the graphy and the use of the globes (gee him nurse!), enemies did he overthrow irtlfa " io these few years tho mysterious purr Epiphany also, in the year 1252, during the day and This is a standard and highly-esteemed work. , but pass And withal , he is a perpetual motion—a timepiece did he support ? Tbe questions rise " I «hall promise nothing. Come this instant !" the Pyramids, render them an object of un- night a terrible south-west wind prevailed , that it It brings vividly before the reader a by-gone us to lancing at Bellario, that will never run down ! And who wound him up ?" away unanswered, for the Cicerone bids gaid Madame Ursula ; then g ceasing interest, when the writer is at all equal drove the ships from their anchorage, raised the stage of civilisation. Prio, the imagined au- ecclesiastical Statistics. thought that he was absorbed in pass on. Here again is another face with a and seeinf , as she , to his theme. In the present case, .thoy will roofs of houses, many of which were thrown down, thor of tho letters, is described as a noble Ro- In England t here is, in connexion wi th the ^ she added, in a stern low tone :— worth perusing. High thought sits his occupation, furnish more convenientl than anything else uprooted completely the largest trees, deprived man who visited Palmyra at tho close of the Establishment, one clergyman for every 333 adher- history « y churches ot their ires made the lead deep benevolence beams from "Remember '" , ,,. . ,„, of dealing sp , to move, century—to have become acquainted with ents, at an income of £431 each, on an average, or upon the brow, 's face flashed scarlet, and she moved for- an example of Mr Kenrick's power and did other great damage by land, and especially third meditation hovers on the half- Portia she stopped £1,200,000 per mih'on adherents. the eves calm »3rd <5 a sten or two ; but presently with the loftier topics that are continuall y turn- at the port of Winchelsea, '' which is of such use to Tonobia and her court when at the height of the Church of England has a beat me I don t care. In IreIiand, clergy- opened lips. Surely that was a philosopher a»ain and said :- " No, if you , ing up in treating of ancient Egypt. Eng land, and above all, to the inhabitants of Lon- her magnificence and power—to have seen the man for every 235 adherents, maintained . promise. at an and a philanthropist, as good an he was wise, I won't co till you don," the waves of the sea broke its banks, swelling city in all its glory—and lastly, to have wit- average income of £850, or at the rate of £3,250, going to exclaim :- «< Beat ! The Pyramids of Gizeh are about five miles dis- knocked down the mills 000 know him letter. But " more on- S' arfo was just , As the traveller the neighbouring rivers, nessed its destruction by Aurelian in the year for every million of her adherents. hut we himself, resolved to satisfy himself tant from the bank of the Nile and the houses,, and carried away a number of ward" resounds again , and we press forward. hut he checked th0U approaches them first across the plain and then the 273. The work is agreeably written, and The CrtuRCff of England maintains one prelate Sht themselvCS U 0b' drowned men. And at the close of the following for every 23,000 of its adherents ; and in I reland Once more another fi gure arrests us. What fcrttS .^Ki fli* ** " sandy valley to which the inundation does not ex- bounds, and left so shows an intimate knowledge of classic history, SC , ye:ir the sea again broke its there is a prelate fnr every 28 000 adherents. speaks-what misery peers indeed ! A fine pass tend, he is usually disappointed by their appearance in the autumn ot as well as great powers of description ; and we , a tale of war it " Promise a chit like you the conception which their much salt upon the land, that In Catholic France there is one clergyman for hrows-what deep truly !" which falls short of crops could not be ga- ital from under its cavernous things have come to, ^™* ™Z™ Their h ht and breadth arc les- 1254 the wheat and other recommend it as a cap fireside book for the everv 1500 of the population ; there salary from the the wasted cheeks « your coming to jour tasks, lame had raised. eig thered as usual ; and even tho forest trees and hollows suffering has dug in Ursula. I jvsist upon sened by the hills of sand and heaps of rubbish winter evenings. Stato being from £14 per annum for the lowest Cures, where happiness W n hedges could not put out their full foliage. to £f)00 of Bishops, the and thin temples-like pits " Bclmont- which have accumulated around them. The sim- each for the highest class BS ° cLit-rm heiress of average y id despair *•«»» " n u t le..rn plicity and geometrical regularity of their outline is It does not seem, however, that the inhabi- An Appeal to (he Members of the Stof asky ielding cC56 15S. each. lies huried-what rig Lisetta told me so; and she said I needn In Italy gyman for every IT.0 ot hps-what foregone JiKe. unfavourable to their apparent magnitude; there is tants suffered so greatl as might have been Mechanic Institute, by their late Secretary, , there is one cler those closelv compressed my letters if I didn't like-and I don t Re- y the average income, mciuding of pain < \ \ e and 1 won t nothinjr near them by which they can be measured ; supposed. They sent forth their vessels during and now expelled Member populaiion , and there historv belongs to that picture sides, I want to ride with cugino mm ; base he looks up , George Twedell. that of the dignitaries, being £55 each , or £40,000 we are again say shall have done in and it is not till, standing at their , " tho narrow Middlesboro5 ' but time to ask before my letters till you promise I and compares their propmtions the subsequent year, and swept Richardson, . per million of adherents. . have of the tin c y letters . i to their summit, given by the and so on to the end to come back for my ride. Nast own or those of the human figures around seas," to the sore dismay both oi' countrymen Ix appears that Mr. Twedell was too blunt According to a general estimate pushed forward, hate them. the last words with his there are, in the entire moves fast enough with " And the child uttered that this first error of his judgment is cor- and foreigners, to whom the very name of in his speech for the delicate Popula r Encyclopaedia, chapter. Old Time with flashing eyes, and an insolent lip. . them, respectability of ,072,000 of Catholics, whose termination to our moi ..al .. . rected. And when ho begins to inquire into their mariner of the Cinque Ports" was " a word Christian world. 124 all of us, bringing a Madame Ursula stalked and seized the little " the Committee of the.Stokosley Institute, and £0,100,000 per annumn ; a4 000,000 ot he Uies. it is back, history, and finds that 2,300 years ago their first clergy receive tales, hut with the dramatist rebel whom her own injudicious unrelenting hud of fear." They wore, indeed, ferocious pirates; was therefore expelled. He appeals against whose clerical revenues are £11,000,000 ; details^ oi describe!' was even more ignorant than ourselves of Protestants, the novelist alone to work out the creatid. As she clutched Portia's wrist, tho child and subsequently to the battle of Evesham, this decision in a very vigorous and 41 500,000 members ofthe Greek Church.. \vho>e for till uttered a piercing the time and purpose of their erection, he feels how manner ; and to tho i;f«__to show event hanging upon event, scream ; but the next instan t shr which even then was Prince Edward attacked Winchelsea, and put it appears to us, that the priests receive £76.000. Of the allowance seemed to remember her remote must be their origin, Institute will lose the Church of hnd pays chain of life is complete. promise not to disturb * * chief inhabitants to the sword. This, Protestant clergy, En^ the ereat Bellario, for she looked towards and an insoluble problem. , . x the more by the transaction than Mr, Twedell, , bmig more by a million thin tl e Tope : almost imagine that some such him hastily, doubt can any longer exist respect- encroaching inunda- £*] 500,000 We can then, checking herself, writhed and struggled mutely No reasonable perhaps, added to the still and all the priests under him derive , r.i.d ivarly as these occurred to Mrs. Clarke be- in the housekeeper's grasp. ° ing the de'tination. of these groups of pyramids. Not leted the ruin of tho old town. Violes- Uionehts ave been places or in- tions, comp If a man could have half his wishes he would two-thirds of the entire sum paid by all the resolved to give to the -world the girl- Bellario now thought it time to int oulv is it evident that they l fore she erfere. " Ma- purpose that was ever Soon after Edward's accession, measures double his troubles. tanU' rid besidesi heroines. Who that dame Ursula," said he, " why do teruicnt the only rational ' hood of Shakespea re's you wish the Con- _ . „ December 14, iaka TAB , THE NORTHERN¦¦ ¦ . S • , JlL^ j . 4 » ii i 1 1 ! 1 . ggi^,-—¦ ^~; m,„«« it i.:_i.^^ :« «a? w> of refined and agreeableflffreeable ofOf a Cabinet MinisterMinister,, and /ino wL a »*„^-^ . . * ' ^ ^ " SUBSC]iBEIv& them which, in-pofiii and one who stands so The wcrld a republic. jTOTIC E TO accom- high among our hereditary BTJ BAftPtY -S HEALTH RESTORING FOOD Politics : LETTERS TO THE HIERARCHIES* intercourse, of literaryta-st?and general nobles, taking the Religion : To do all the good possible . 1 &* *e position of a popular TOE TtEVALES TA ARABICA. B7 Kobbbt Owen. Also to Richard Codden, plishment, it would be ai*^ great lecturer, must be ac. t C AVILL, Democratic Temperance Hotel on the means to rea dy, f or delivery with the Northern most disgustin g and in- , Sheffield , Esq., M.P., with observations Now elder world to surpass." We cepted as an indication that, even in. CAUTION. —The Gf, 3S, Qnecn-streat well-place, well-employ, and woll-educato tho popu- authentic, highly finished, and capital of the this jurious compounds bcin; sold by unscrupulous specu- AM) GENERAL STATIONER , Star, an how this will bo receive m May- country, we are not standing still. There ublic un der close imita - TOBACC ONIST lation ; and other interesting matter, in know not is lator: upon the credulit v ofthe l' , 'Northe rn Star ,' and other Chea p beautifu l pl- a Future before us, which DO" BARRY 'S REYALEX TA ARA- A cent for tho » .«..» fair and Belgravia, or what the Mrs". 'Tr the kindly union of tion of the name of 5 r ublicatious , FEET LO NG , 11 classes and must BICA FOOD , or wtih « pretence of being similar to tbat de- extensive premis es BOBEET OWEN 'S JO URNA L , STEEL ENGRAV ING, TWO ' and the vulgar preloaders of the " sifter " # may make a glorious one. rsraed? for Indigestion Rees to annou nce that the above have opes lirious and invalu able , Consti pa- with a plentiful supp ly of good beds. Those No. 7 and 8. contractors' (Fox and Henderson s and Liver Complaints been refitte d From the fork school '' "will say to it ; but, it is evident, tion, Xcrvons, Bib'ous. , Messrs. DTJ visit this town will meet with ample accom- LETTERS TO THE CHAR- Invalids agains t iriends who No. 0 will contain Drawing of the must be a BARR Y and Co. caution tbese barefaced modation on the most reason able terms . THE CABINET MINISTERS. own that the Earl of Carlisle good JPOST OFFICE CENSORSHIP. itt empts at impostu re.cau There _ is nothintic g in the whole TISTS, AND TO that jj —Chops, steaks , and all kinds of Temperance Beve- most super-refined in the one ¦ ¦ ^etaWekii ^duni legitimatel y called simila r to .B. Published weekly by Olayton , 265, Strand ; and C E : judge, as the ' rages always on hand. CEYS TAL PA LA than the other. ju Barry s Kerale uta Arabics , a planW hich is cultivated Public Newslloom up the Passage. Watson, Queen's Head Passage, Paternoster Row. OR case, and infinitely better If anything would provoke a revolution in by Du Barn - aud Co. on their estates aloue, and f or the pre- Monthly Parts. the taste, refine- Price, Id., and in v BUIL DIN G I N HYDE PA RK It is not, however, by this country it would be an attempt to es- paration and pnlveri=ation of which their own Patent GRE AT FOBFOR Machinery alone is adap ted. Let Corn Chandle rs sell their pALDWELL'S NEW, SPACIOUS, ment , and accomplishments to be found in tablish by law an authorized censorship ot pease , beaus. lentil , and other meals unger their projier \J AND ELEGANT ASSEMBLY ROOMS , Education for the Millions Industrial Exhibiti on of 1851. esti- in- The Gra nd certain small circles, by which we are to the press. The Ministry that dared to make names , and not trifle vritb the health of invaUas arm Dean Stbeet , Soho. obtaining a ESTA AHAU1UA No expense has been spared in mate the intellectual and moral character of a such a proposition would be speedily driven fants , for whom DU BARRY'S REYAL 21b. Caldwella vails himself of this opportunity of re- THIS MY IS PUBLISHED, of this alone is adapted. , turnin g his grateful acknowledgments to his Patrons , correct and finished Engraving whole people. It is by tho actual condition from power, no matter what their antecedents tin Barry and Co.. 327, Xew Bond-stre et, Londo n. ils, No. XXX. op rdSm artde Oecrcs ; Pup and the Public ior the liberal support th ey have UNDERTAKING, ofthe masses ; and here we think might It has the higuestap iiroba tiou of I^ hi therto honoured him with, and begs most respectfully to GIGANTIC and habits be, or the party influence at their back. the Venerable Archdeacon an nounce that his Extensive " Subscribers will Lord Carlisle shows, that Republicanism Yet, it appears that A^^ ^- .&SfeneralTno™Sbm ina S Premises have heen entirely THE NATIONAL ISSTMGTO. And we feel assured our , what we would refuse to core of three years ' nervousness ; Majo ^ rebuil t, under the saperintendancs of an eminent Arch i- Bingham , U.« . ot impressions, that tho Plate has been as successful as in its industrial tho united action of the three estates of the King, of Esnurath : Cajrta in Pa rker V. ; tect, and are now replete with the most scrupulous rega rd PRICE ONE^ PENNY. admit, on seeing Chelsea, London ¦.vho ,«« cared ex- with just praise the realm . -Noirark-ualk , Little . to accomodation and comfort , which artistic skill, com- is only second to the Building itself in its aspect. Fe mentions, , is assumed by the Post Office autho- bined with experi ence, could suggest. The whole com- The object of the Proprietor, FE/maus O'Connor, novelty and dimensions. Price .or universal diffusion and excellent quality of rities, who, in a recent case, have A ssrssrsfffefis;Em ^ prehending. It is presumed , the cliefA'cmre Terpsichorean traordinary copied the i£ 5S?' i^ Colte * Cambridge , Esq., MiP., is to place within the reach of the Office orders the ample provision of Hunt E ^ barris« riit4a ^ Establishm ent at the West-end , which Prints 6d. J Proofi. la. each. Post popular education — example of the King of Prussia, and at- Bering sixty years fromin part ial paralysis , has poorest classes that Political and Social Information ^Carte r of his limbs very short time requred, muat be forwarded facilities for public worship through the tempted to suppress a Radical ^ £? d fhTnVe a upon WILL OPEN of whick they are at present deprived by the for the number newspaper by Rer. Charles Kerr , of WImKw , , at tbe ho voluntary system. With the refusing ' Sxcellca? fooa ; the On MoxDAr , December 16th with a Government " Taxes on Knowledge." by the Agents to William Eider medium of t " it the usual Post Office facilities for B^-^acure oftocfioMluiso racrs;MT.ThoTna3YTouil- Great Windmill Street ; most unbounded freedom of conscience, and a distribution; Bromley— recording the cure of a lady from const!- GRAND POLL DRESS BALL. Northern Star Office, ionse - SIXTEEN LARGE OCTAVO PASES, Strand ; natio n smd sickness during pregnancy ; the Rev. Thomas Maitres de Danse .—Messrs. Caldwell, Bull, and Vincent or to Mr. Pavey, Holy well-street, nearly complete absence of polemical strife The circumstances, as we find them stated Minster , of St Saviour 's, Leeds—a cure of five years ' Marcel. Price One Penny. may be obtained through their re- and bitterness, there is apparently a close in an " Appeal to the Newspaper ner vousness, witb spasms ana daily vomitings ; Jlr . Tay- The Orchestral Depa rtment will comprise a numerous or they Editors , The usual of feeling and practice in rendering lor coroner of Bolion ; Capta in Alltn—recording the cure an d efficient Baud under the Supuriiitc udauce of Ma. J. Orders and Advertisements to be sent addressed spective London Booksellers. unity and Proprietors of Great Britain and Ireland '* of epileptic fits ; Doctors Ure aud Harvey ; James Shor- BoADtEr , of the Italian Opera , &c. lo the office ofthe Northern Star, London ; or to A, allowance to the trade. homage to God." It seems, therefore, that are briefly these :—A new weekly paper, Iand , Esq., No. 3 Sydney-terrace , Reading. Berks ; late Danci ng to Commence at Nine. Supper at One. 90di i'egimenf—a cure of dropsy ; James Admission Ticket , Three Shillinirs ; Doubl e Ticket , to (loywood, Manchester ; "W. Love, and G. Adams, (K&= Several perso ns hnve sent Postage Stamps for single both in educational and religious matters, called the Edinbwy h Examiner, hag just sur geon in the Edinbur gh plate by been AUuiI-street , Perth- a euro of thir teen years * admit a Lady and Gentleman , Five Shillings, to be had of Glasgow ; Robinson and Co., ; J. Sweet, plates ; but it is impossi ble to send a single Porter, Esq., wanting but one they order these things better in America established. The usual preliminaries with general debility ; J. Smyth , Esq., ST Lowr the following Gentlemen , who havo kindly consented to Nottin gham ; J. Guest , Birmi ngham . post witho ut damag ing it. Individuals had cough, Agent in the than we do at home. We have no public wv-streci , Dublin ; Cornel ius O'Su llivan, Ji-jD., act as Stewards on this occasion :—Mr. Dull , Great Port- plate had better apply to some wholesale " been gone through, the necessary securities Abl NEW POL ITICAL AND LITERARY PUBLICATI ON F.R. O.-^-.Ouhliu —a perfect cure of thirly years ' indesc rib- land-street—Mr. Rostock , Derwick-s trcet , Oxford-stree t— . neighbourh ood. or common schools, supported generally hy a provided and accepted and the " red mark h street Camberwell—Mr Publishing weekly, prico Onu Penny , The , " abl e u^onv from aneurism , which had resisted all other re- Mr. Baker , Hig , . Crozier , Printer , rate to which all contribute, and all may of the Stamp Office njed-e^aJi J 20,000 otfierweU-taown individuals , whohave 39, Silver-street , Goldcn-square—Mr. Chantry , 1, Totten- FKIEND OF THE PEOPLE , Q legally stamped on the sent the Aiicoverers and importers . Du Bar ry-.nd Co., 127 ha m-court-road—Mr . Curi'oh i, Salisbury.place , New.road— Edited , by G. Jatun Habnl y. sro FomftyoitHMU *. profit by ;" and the consequence is, that the paper ; but when the first number was issued testimonials of the extr aordinary Mr. Donaldson. fiO, Frith-street—Mr . J *dgkill, 32, Dean, Ifew Bond-street , London , ThU Publication is the Fearless Advocate of " excellency of what fell under" his lordship's on the 23rd of last month manne r in nhich their healt h has heen restored by this street , Soho-square—Mr. Lnckie , Curzon-street , May-fair— John Newiiouse, Birmingham. —As we hnve no Inter- , postage was useful and economical diet, after all othrr remedies had Mr. Mitchell, • Relvidere , " City-road—Mr . Mulliu , I'rinter , Freedom of Opinion! — The Righs of Jj ahonrl—The course with the Tur kish government , we cannot aa- " own observation, presented to his mind charged on every copy gent to country sub* been tried in vain for taanv years, ami all hopes of reco very Circus-s treet , New-road—Mr. Nixon, Great Por tland-street gnty of the People .' —and The Frat ernity of swer vour question. o v ing points of contrast with —Mr. Overton , 79, Earl-street , LisBon-grove—Mr , Soverei — Vour communication s me ery mortify scribers as if it had not borne that claim to abi-i^ isJ. «Afull report of important cures of the above Alcilt'ons ! G. Smith , Globe and Friends. ars-i -i>.:ur oth er complaints, and testimonials from parties Pecque , Por tsdon-terrace , Kllourn—Mr. Redding, 42, should have been paid for as an advertiseme nt. what we have hitherto effec ted at home." exemption on its corner. One shilling was oft ua :ij;bv:*t respr-caibility. - is. we find , sentgratis byDu Great Mary lebone-street—Mr. Rogers , 82, Dean-s treet—Mr. Ijgp The ' Friend of the Peofms ' contains special infor- WitLusi Walteih , Stale ybridge. —We must decline the But though we have no national or estab- charged for each copy from the parties re- Barry aa3 Co.'—ifortlii.0 Cfi.'OMCl C. Ill Olurite rs with Scarf , Berwick-street—Mr.Townsend , King's Head Tavern , mation of the proceedings of Trade s Unions , Strikes , and publication of your letter. If it was noticed , it would full instruction! :, weighing lib. at 2s 9d. : 2iD. at 4s 6d; Pench urch-street—Mr. Walthani , Edwai'd -Stre et, St. the progress of Co-Operati ve and Labour Associations. lead to a discussion for which at pres en t we liavo ne lished school system, we have au Established ceiving them. Upon making inquiry in the Slb. atlls ; Wit, ' at 22s ; superior refined quality, I0B>. James ' '*—Mess rs. Easterbrook and Caldwell , ' Crown and London : Fuhlished by S, Y. OIHns , 118, FleeUtrei t, room . Church. Now, an Established Church ought proper quarter as to the cause of this, the 33s : 52». Us ; suitab ly packed for all climate?. Canisters Two Chairmen ,* Dean-s treet , corner of Queen-s trect. and to he had {on order) of all booksellers and news-agents. Taylor , Ashton-under-Lyne. —Next week. defi ned. forwarded hy Du Barry and Co., on receipt of post-office or Air. Caldwell's Academy will be Open for Private Tuition J. —Tlio £10 will be acknowled ged in to mean something certain, settled, reply was, that " the stoppage was ordered in 'Liberty—Equa lity—Fraternity. ' Ma. BitowN, Preston. -bankers' orders (the 121b. aud Mb. caniste rs free of car- and Practice on Tuesday. December 17th , and continue the subscription list laid at the bank. If in any nation " polemical strife and bit- the regular course of duty." To this the riage .) Each canister bears the seal and signature of »u every Evening, at the usual Terms. Mit. G. Cavil , Sheffield Twelve shillings for the three. terness" should be unknown, it might be ex- of the paper Barry and Co. l:i Jul], without which none can be jrenuinc , EARLY NEXT FEBRUARY WIL L BE PUBLISHED We will comply. proprietors rej oined , that such a Bu Barry and Co.. 127 New Bond-street. London. As a e not space for the long lists exact Sjielhrg of both , and also Messrs Dn Bakst 's ad- use whatever sur plus remained. In the present instance This document deserves notice A fixed number of Pro prietary Agents—one or ' more of names we have received from various places. tion which excites obaervation and surprise." for two rea- dress, 127 Hew Bond-street , London , in order to avoid the funds requisite for commencing the undertaking hav- sons. First, the delay which shows to have -faeuis Er valenta , Real Revalenta , or- ing heen already advanced , the pub lic have the opportuni ty selecied by the Popular Par ty i'i each 'Jocali ty—or persons That, too, is a Bepublican feeling which we imposed upon by who may voluntarily present themselves—subject to the de- taken p other spm iocs compounds ot p*as, baau«, lentil Powder , of seeing the stores in operation before being called upon would gladly see transplanted to England , for lace in deciding upon a matter on Indian and oatmeal , under a close imitation ofthe name , to subscribe. cision of the Directors—will constitute the Company. which there could not have 4«—StJBSCRUTlON -SAKB PROFITS With this view, a Provisional Committee has been formed just as industrious and active habits are con- been the slightest •which have nothing to recommend them but the reckless in Dublin—Treasurers and Trus tees have been appointed— THE HOB THERH STAB doubt ; and second audacit y of their ignorant and unscrupulous compounds , All the subscribers to tho stores of not less than five -U tagious so are idle and desolate ones ; and , the implied assumption a temporary office has heen secured —the sanction of the SA'ff tJ DAlf, BKCEBSBElt 14 , 185© and which, tho ngk admirably adapted for pigs, would shillings shall receive back at ths end of each quarter of a we have far too many such examples on this of a right on the part of the Postmaster- play sad havoc with the delicate stomach of an invalid or year , as a bonus , the profits upon all purchases made by great mass of the friends of freedom iu Ireland , England , General to allow or to infant. them during such quar ter subject to the necessary ex- and Scotland has been obtained , and about the time speci- side of tho Atlantic, who are continually prov- prevent the circulation * fied the arrangemen ts will be so far completed as toeuable A PATRICIAN DESCRIPTION OF pense of distribu tion and areserve fund . ing the truth of Dr. Watts's assertion , that of newspapers through the Post Office. Such DU BAR PvI'S HEAL TII-RESTORIXG FOOD The transactions of the stores will be for ready money, ' THE PEOPLE ' to commence its operations. REPUBLICANISM. an assumption oug for INVALIDS and INFANTS. but subscribers mil have credit to tbe amount of their 'THE PEOPLE ' wUl be the largest size allowed by law , " Satan always found some work ht to be met at the very and as in its literary and TheREvAi.ESTA Asaeica, discovered , exclusively grown , subscri ptions. political departmen ts it Will take For id!o hands to do." outset with a vigorous denial. Neither Lord Dn Babkx an 1 Co., 127 Xew Bond-street , The prop rietors also contemplate making arrangements a leading and prominent position , it may be necessary to Sim-painted portraits, express trains, and asa imported by state that the sen-ices of writers of ability and patriotism Clanricarde nor any oi his subordinates sole ovr.ers of the Revalenta Estates and of the for the benefit of the poorer class of their customers , by In the Free States we are told that, " the , London , have been secured , and tha t able Oorrespondents are electrio telegraphs, h , in their turn, excited have any Patent Machine by which alone the curative princi ples of which part ofthe profits upon purchases made by them ave people at large bear an active authority or option in the matter, being appoin ted in London , Glasgow, Parts , and New our wonder. " This " as Byron says, " is the , and, on the the plant can bedeveltped. shall accumulate , for the purpose of enabling them to after the proper securities have been lodged This li ht delicious breakfast Farina (without medicine bocome subscribers. York. patent age of now inventions." But, extraor- whole, a useful part in all the concerns of Go- g For obvions reasons , a mere outline of tha Prospectus with the Stamp Oflice, and tho requisite Olany kind , vri;V.outincon vemence , and without expense , Mana gement. dinary as are our vernment and practical daily life; men of die A general meeting of the subscribers will be held once can be presented to the public ; par ties wishing lor fur- numerous developements of has been supplied to the as it saves fifty times its vost in other more expensive re- - communi cate with the Sec all classes, and especially of the more wealth proprietors by that dyspepsia /in- in every quarler , when all accoun ts relating to the Stor es ther information , will please material and scientific progress, there is to us y medies) speedily and permanent ly removes relati ve to office. It was the right to transmission through digestion; , constipation , acidity, cramps , spasms, fits, will be laid before them, and auditors will be appoi nted re tavy, who will give all requisite particula rs something more significant in the fact of a and instructed, take a zealous share in almost "hear , diarrhoea , nervousness , biliousness , atfections from the subscribers. the Proprietary Agents. the post which that stamp conferred upon tburn Tbe fullest Security provided by law nill be iven to the every pursuit of usefulness and philanthropy ; of the liver and kidneys, flatulency , distension , palpitation The looks are to be at all times open to the inspection g " Lord " lecturing to the members of a Agent s. These agen ts will uot—unless in a newspapers, which mainly enabled Mr. of the h«art , uer vous headache , deafness , noises in tiie of the supervisor appointed on behalf of the Society for Proprietary Mechanics' Institution. It removes us an they visit the hospitals and asylums ; they at- Promotin g "Yorking Men 's Associations who will also be few instances—interfere with the appointment 'of Non- Spring Eice (now Lord Monteagle) to re- head and ears , pains in almost every part of the body, , immoitsurablc distance from the ages when the tend the daiiy instructions of the schools ; and chronic inflammation and ulceration ofthe stomach , erup- consulted on th»- general business «f the Store. Proprietary Agents ; tbe services of the latter in _ every tain even that portion of town are necessary, and an earl v app lication is requisi te. they give lectures at lyceums and institutes. the stamp duty at tions of the skin, scrofula, consumption , dro psy, rheu ma- Subscriptions received at tho oflice, 76, Charlotte-street , baron and the serf were scarcely imagined to the time his bill was and vomiting during pregnancy, after Fitzroy-square , from 8 o'clock a-m. to 1 o' clock p.m. ; on Terms of Subscription to 'THE PEOPLE. * (payable in In a word, they accept with wealth its respon- proposed. Although it tiiia , gout, Uaiisea, £1 Gs. Half-yearly, 18s. ; possess the same nature. If indicates a prac- eating, or at sea, loiv spirits , spleen, general debility, para- Saturday evenings till 11 o'clock, where prosp ectuses may- all cases in advance) ;—Yearly, ; sibilities, was seen that it imposed a tax upon those Quarterly , Gs. Od. ; Single paper , Gd. tical revolution in popular opinion, and feel themselves bound/ because lysis, congh, asthma, inquietude , sleeplessness, involuntary be obtained : and also at the and an who purchased papers in the towns where "blushing, tremors , dislike to secicty, unfitness for study, Working Tailors ' Association , 34, Castle-street , Oxford- Treasurers—Hibernian Hanking Company , they have large means, to labour proportionately O wen Kerr W. Conner. approach to that intelligent equality which is they were delusions , loss of memory, vertigo, Wood to the head , ex- street. Trustees-J. T. Kowhtnd , , for the benefit of the society to which they are published, yet the convenience and wretched- Nor th London Needlewomen' s Association , 31, Red Lion- Secretary, protem D. Cnstcllo. so often decried as Utopian or dangerous hy facilities haustion, melancholy, grou ndlessfear , indecision, Dublin. afforded by tho arrangement , for square. Temporary Office-3fi , Eden quay , those who deprecate progress, and think they indebted for their possession. Lord Carlisle for ness, thoughts of self destruction clTCS TO State , that you are at Os HoxixtJ Night the Democratic Propagand ists will business in a Republic the mere whim and caprice think proper. — CURED W ITHOUT A TRU SS. lence which others must struggle for have , we have his testimony of a legion of use of this communication which you may hol d a tea , soiree. Tickets , !)d. each. country Post-masters , , Stoakt D£ • In every case of Rup ture we have found Dr. Barker 's that " they are, with but few , is intolerable and 1 remain sreniitmen . your obadier-t servant On Tuesday Evening nex t, December 17th , Mr. Fowler 's come to him by birthright. It is, therefore, exceptions, car- mon- Becies. brossaua , Cappu is impossible Sent pest free , on recei pt of 7s , by Post -office order , or o'clock. Dt y ch?racte«*e in ordinary language. August 17th , 1549. Postage-stamps by Dr. Alfred Marker , 48, Liver pool-street , o h , told the impres- consequently works without tho friction which ?S » i n* I now c-a s'der myselfa stranger to all compaints except Carlisle, f r t e first time 0% ?ffico }s il PubIic institution for public Kinn' t-cross , London , where he may be consulted dstily NOTICE. our exclusive and unjust JlnJ K , a hear ty old sge. I am as well as wr I wis, and even from 10 till 1 morning, and 3 till 0 evening sions produced on his mind by a twelvemonths' system necessarily accommodation of the widest possible description, -mnoyanee ; the Sabbath creates. iivery quite fr *e from the vexatious and trou W?sorne . excepted. P>-st-office Orders to be made payable at the MEETING will bo held on Sunday, residence in the great Federal Republic on the ' person has a right to its agency, provided he of which 1 had suSlred or 's pays of an eruption of the skin, General Poit Office. A the loth instant , at Two o' clock, at Mitchell other side of the Atlantic. On the whole, we have every reason to feel the legitimate charges. The person who years, au ;I which n»y medical attt-udanthad declared incur- Hundreds of trusses have been left behind by persons Coffee Huuse , Leeds , on business of great importance con- attempts to divert the current of able atmv tim e of life. About sixty years ago I h:id a fall cured , as trophies of the immense success of this remed y, nected with the Land Company. The reminiscences of his varied and exten- proud of Lord Carlisle's description of the its usefulness into left a selnsk or party channel, fro m my hors e, hemiplegia was ihe coiiscqucv.ee, which Dr. Barker will willingly give to any requiring them practical working and tend is culpable in the highest my the NATIONAL CHARTER ASSOCIATION. sive intercourse with the statesmen, lawyers, encies of Republi- degree j a nd if the arm and leg were paralysed ; al.<-> my left eyelid imd af ter a trial of it. can institutions newspaper press does not at ouca ' tiiese dilap idations have and literary men of America, interesting in , so far as they have been de- act its heel on the reptile in eye was Oisp aced. From 179S Dr. B. wishes it to be distinctly understood , tha t his mode Oflice , IL Southam pton-street , Strand , , this the first exercise resisted all remedies until now, at the age of eighty-five , of tr» ating ruptures is known only hy himself, and tha t his veloped in the United States. We wish that C onomed mi I nit ma yet my h ft rr Messrs. Henjumin READ and Co. , 12, ing conduct has, in the merest span of are to be e sometimes oiteae r. The font th day after f he commenced above. Hart-s treet , iilooms- time of thought and action ; that a full permitted to circulate fiury-square , Loudo n ; and hy G. IJERGEIi , HolyiVell-Stl'uet ' develope- in the country, there j your Food, vovaiuag ceased altogether , and Oie has not , " cleared numerous tracts of forests, rear ed , ment of Democracy will be an end t thrown up since ; her iicaHIi is impr oving wonderfully. Strand. This isquisitel y engraved Pri nt will be accom- produces " a more impli- of all that contributes to Jnst Published. panied with Hiding, Dress , Frock and Shootin g amidst their untrodden glades, spacious and tho 1 "W.M. M asks, 1-', Patrick-street , Cork , April -lib. 1S48. Coat Pat- cit deference to custom—a more passive sub- healthy activity * The CHOIC E OF A WIFE By ELLEN GRAH AM. Ad- terns , allot' the newest and most fashionable sty le, and stately cities—opened new hi of>pulav opinUmt E , d Gev.t 'eui'.'ii ,—The lady for wbom I ovdi red vout' F< Od 1S * asa matter ofeoUl'SC , to Gentlc'lllCU , although it ghways through mission to wlmt is w 11 fall g dieFse< , every part fully illustrated both for Cutting and Making -up . assumed to be the public from its present sis moiths advanced ia pre gnancy, and was suffering SG- much that is instructive to Ladies. Price Is. ; the swamp and the desert—covered their position into the de- ' her contains Also the registered Cape and Cloak Paletot fur persons of un- opinion of the day and hour, than could bo gradation and •» vtre y from indi gestion , constipation , th rowing up free , en recei pt of four tcni postage-stamps , by- darkness that characterises luea is shortl y after eating them gr.-at d«il of scut post all na tions, the most convenient garment ever before in- equalled rivers with fleets of steam boats all » , having a Miss GUAlIAM, C- Amvton-su -eet, Gray 's-iun-voad , and paralleled in many aristocratic, or even des- na ions in which b liear:bnrn , and being constantly obliged to report to physic troduced , and will admit of great variety in cutti ng and craft of every form—given an the PreS9 ia 8hackled by Lond on . making-up : every particular explained. Register ed ac- extension to potic communities :" and to this O or tb= enama . and sometimes both . I am hajipy to inform canals beyond all previous source he y> °f StriCkeU dumb ram an that your f.'ud raourcEi ) immediate mlii-F. She has cording to act of parliament by Head and Co., HoMi experience, and traces " the remarkable similarity t P * v -vou 185(1. purchasing the Fashions in the man- yrann ^ ver been sick since, had hat littie In-nari burn and the DO YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL AND Augus t, All persons ar e at filled land and water with lasting i ne liber ty to make and se 1 the same ; and all other persons miracles oi ners, deportment, conversation, and tone of ft functio ns ar ; more regular , Ac Thomas Woouhsuse , Devon LUXURIAN T HAIR , WHISKERS, &c ? successful enterprise. dlesex , not purchasin g the Fashions , by sending 3s. for the Pat tern " feeling, which has so C Cott age , Bromle y, Mid March 31st, ISia. PATBON- generally struck travel- ain hap py to say my dau ghter has greatl rjiHB IMMENSE PUBLIC and pri nted iiiforimition , for that and all other particulars This is one of the most decisive testimonies lers ANTI-PAPAL HUBBUB. ¦D- -.-1- Sir -—I y GRAHAM'S from abroad in American society.'' ta king yonv Revaleat a Arahic v Food. Her X AGE bestowed upon Miss RLLBN ' respecting; Style and Fashion tor the present season. The that has ever The In beu= S:*d hv amazing proper- been borne by any one, to the point is an important one tits ar e much less frequent than form erly, instead XIOUKRKKE is sufficien t evidence Of its beautifu l and richly coloured Print is exhibited in the , and well deserving -«i «iiile;.tic hair , whether lost by rlis fOiyai Exchange Loudon. Price , wi th all the Patter ns beneficial results of republican The country has now <-n every three weeks, there are now interval s of ties in reproducing the huma n , and institutions, as of the attentive consideration of spoken out in almost oi ofcomhig and with very case or rmtwid decay, prevewttu? . v he lrair falling off , infwmnliiuns complete , Ms. Surd by 1vea» and Co., I'i , the advocates every or light WC< ks betn een, lutle convul- far aa mere material developement is con- ol conceivable form on the subject of S€ seven -* gradually strengthening; weak hair, 1.11& cheeking grryntss. It is !!art-street , lJlootnsbury-s-quare , London ; G. Bekgeii , Democratic principles. We what !f !f t i\u , in ^reat Ik-] * **Sin a" * leaving her , cerned think we see a is called «' health and strength . 1 guaran teed to produ ce Whiskers, Mo ustaohios , &-C, iu lUilywell-sire&t , Strand ; and all booksellers in tho United ; and it is not the less worthy of foundation Papal Aggression." County meet- « «."?!,- Is W hup rr lved for the statement in the verv ^ John -U- Aiua . Captain R.A.,am thr.c weeks, wit hout fail. It is elegantly scented , Kingdom. notice because it comes from one orea- jugs, parish meetings to r W»lblly. and whose per- lunation of Man himself , ward meetings, meet* J * * sufficient for three months ' uije, will be sent free, on re- REAL ) and Co's. Paten t Measures , now become univer- sonal position and traditions , aud in the reaction^ wgs m ' ' .Da Barry 's iiivaluable cipt of iweiitv-four j>ostagc-stamps , by Miss ELLE K sally adopted , price 5s. tho set, with every expl-uuition re- were not, of such institutions 1 of all sorts and sizes, have, with wonder, ^ S ^ T ^ S of M ^ themselves upon that organisation : "H-tHAtf, C, Amptoii stree t, Gray 's-, «.id, LoildOl ). Un- .vpectinir their utility and use. Register ed patterns of auy , calculated to predispose him to the practical but tul unanimity, expressed their determination like all other preparations for Ihc liair. it is free from arti- description , scut to measure , Is. each , pos t tree. (Ladies look at the sunny measures by which a beneficial ficial co side of American society. not to submit to tho assumption of Roman lour ing andfilth y greasiuess , well known to be in- Paletots same. ) direction could be given to this tendency jurious to it. HEAD and Co' s. New System of Cuttin g will supersede But his lordshi p does not allow , and Catholic London , in orde r to it to be infer- by which a dreary supremacy, and prayed the Sove- ^-i^SS& &« fciiuUtreet. nHb»« 1JnSS ^, | ««Lentil WHY NOT WALK WITH EASE ? every thing of the kind before conceived. Term s and all red, that while the monotony in society Erva lenta. Real Ara bian \'«»lLnMi nation is prosecuting these mfoht reign to resist it by uip upou bv pea Soft and Hard Corns and Uunien ^ may be Instantly 1*8- particulars Bent post free. Instructions in Cutting for all be prevented, cannot be such means as she may H- and other spurious compoun ds .f ^J **™- gigantic industrial indicated at the close think o ro ;vd er, lieved audI peimenentl y cured by Miss GRAHAM' S PLOil- kinds Of Style and Fash ion , so tha t any person may per enterprises, the intellectual of an article. requisite. BINE in thre e days. lt> »eut free for thirteen postage , form equa l to havin g forty years experience in a few hours. and moral Meanwhile, we have thought nothi ng to recom mend departments of aocial life are neg- it With few exception s, we aro happy to say, twhtvhich have i ^ ^ ^ ^ oto * stamp s. Habi ts perfo rmed for the trade. Busts for fitting coats on lected. our duty to present a few of the inn audacity of the ir ignorant «It cure d my corns like magic. * Boys figure s, &c, &c. Post-offic e orders However absorbed in more salient that these demonstrations V^SS^Vffy adapt ed *w^ wSd —Mr. Johni , Hounslow. and post stam ps those pursuits have been unaccom- tan and which, tho ugh adm irabl JStL «My bunion has not appeared to any amount taken as cash , the citizens of ^.S^OMM's genialcriti delicate stomac h of the invalid o» linoe,'—Mm. Sims, these young Republics may he SSL ? cism on panied by any desire to trenc mb risT sad haroe voth the Trurfc N.B.—Foremen provided, , the great Republic, as offering " h upon any of tbe ' circles are nevertheless to fce found matter for con existing political or religious liberties enjoyed among pftotom j while, at the same time, the fort by our JKomftu Catholic brethren. Hero A&4 ^ December 14, 1850. I. - - r^^^^^^ ^__ •• ~ the North ern qtar ^omof o^6 y 15s-From Berry Edge T lves, ^toly raise be , or keep up the general do overrated The and the the mostdeadly influence near ShoOey Bndge-J. Thompson Is-J 52 .£^se aaid h» be ; inasmuch as it is not a strike origi- Mr. Bartlett rotijarked that these agreements Universities on the future destinv , . PattisfnlsGd ™\ ttat« would a nating Read's of the had audience of the ot this country. —Land Member?, Exeter, per H. Fink lis—G Cable thingthine not to beh« punished^, but to be with the men themselves, but one instigated wore never made in duplicate. Mr How can it he otherwise Chelmsford Cd-E. Clark, ' welcomed and rejoiced and supported . Perry, conse- gofEBEiGX on Tuesday last, to present ad- tuan tnat Draper, Dewsbury lOs-l-Devon ' '_,. ,. iBtdabt "Mum, by an organised association drawing quently, held it as a kind of trustee. hatred and alienation should grow port, per J. B. 5?-Skegby and Sutton-in-Ashfield Mem.' its resources from all parts of the kirnrdom y on the subject. They who expected bera, per G. 8j , and As the objection (manifestl against the wishes Areases up between the rulers and the Kendall fid-Leicester, per T. Newton »s- Gaf0 d in w vJins thro «gh such a avowing its ability and determination " lies to these ruled, when the J. H.tx B. G. 5s—Nottingham f,iSSWatanto f «otI8m. and * laboured to achieve an of the Bench), w as persisted in, it was arranged that the rep addresses would give latter find the , per J. Sxreet 7s Od—Mr. £K?2 ; per vertion of easy triumph, in all its future former basely and cruelly en- Digory Gordy . Romsey Is—Mr. Leicester 2s—From Brook- ' pre entedin Mr« Perry'8 Pamphlet is oc- and never ceasing that the case should be adjourned, upon payment „y distinct or decided enunciation of the SJncasionn,all lly ?- J , efforts to array labour against cap ' a po- deavouring to entrap them into Street, Holboru—J. Gulleford 6d-H. Gulleford 6d—W. relieved by some glaring absurdity, ital, if success at- of 10s. for complainant s witnesses, which Mr. who police-hatched Stears 6d-Bur/, tend its endeavours in this instance." lect was his licy of those prepared them, were, as conspiracies per J. Jones 2s_Mr. J. Gvles: sen. 6d- ittin n jud U yJk Harriett said, as the neg , he should pay , in order that they may be doomed Mr. J. Gyles, juu. 6d—D. Crawford Is. 2S8L tf P * ? , *V , «ment P°n ** "We thank thee, Jew; we jnujht be expected, very much disappointed. to the a ,a 1 A 0I, is more exquisi- have thee on the hip." from his own pocket. felon's fate, for attempting to gain the Received at Land Office.—D. H. London 2tlgs. S v Ltlf , J!' 1 ' •«>* Change that word array for protect journed upon d John has heen rated so severel al lha rerr? y.° t»e maker of tin pots , and we ac- Another case was also ad the same Ifir y for political rights, guaranteed to them £ s d SdlnSh V- cept this paragraph in its entirety. for a w bv the Received by Mr; Eider ig P X?S dlscouj^ng upon the compara- objection, and paym ent of 5s. itness— Wol- speaking out in his letter, that he has taken spirit " .. 13 5 tiverwJ legalffi » ' We have always said, that labour as well as , if not the letter, of the English con- Keceivedat Land Office .. 213 0 , attainments of Mr. Wiles, y capi- verhampton Chronicle. refuge in the usual courtly and a Chancer tal has its duties as well as its ri ht vague verbiao-e stitution ? From that guilt the Whi nd Mr- llobinson a solicitor g s. We never g Ministry Tatal lQ SSI ev'.f L ' and con- have, and never shall, seek vith which Ministers are wont to hide their is not free and ^JlG 5 veyancer of more than thirty years' standing to array labour against Since the above case was heard , Lfiwley, out of , they may yet have to experi- we pi capitil—our policy and our mission meaning from the public. He esent our readers with one sample. is to unite fear of the threats made to him by E. Perry, has has had time ence the retribution that ever FOR THE Mr. them. They are equally useful waits on evil HUNGARIAN AND POLISH REFUGEES. m tlie,/b,lowiD«f 8hort and necessary in the been induced to take the full amount churned by io calmly calculate the forces for and i. extwot Vrom his process of production ; but against doing. Received by W. Bideb.—Two Young Chartist Socialists, m%S Igment what Mr. Perry it is a violation of nil him , without again bringing it before the magis- rigorous policy when the Edinburgh 2s—Clayton having invited, now repu- justice and common sense a Session opens ; and, , near Bradford , per D. Watson 7s n eem8 t0 thi,,k , that capital should be rates. Mr. Perry knowing full well that the ease 6d—From Norwich, per C. Springhall—Queen , that 'n questions arising " it would appear. that he is by no means 's-hcad, St. £Snbetween workmenll and ' clothed in purple and fine linen, and fare sumptu- would be against him, and also that his bad prac- certain O'CONN OR DEFENCE FUND. Giles Is 7d—Jolly Gardners 6d—Exeter , per II. Find 3s- their employers equity and ousl " the result if we 8 y every day, while labour is required to re- tices, and false statesments, would be exposed to the ef ; judge from the measured Ashton unfler-Lyne, Part Proceeds ofRehersal, per J. Tay- .^1181 0 1.110?8 !,s Gssential fc» a 9o«nEB.-J. Cooks, led away, or deviate from , ple; and, made some caddies and received for them the public interests, Presley, Fraserburg Is 2d-W. Walsh and Brothers, »bove e c a o possessed . You were assured, ment, , to which fear had began to operate on the public —C. Bradford, all, to remember, that nothing could be done th ir ma hin ti ns I the prices stated, but when ho took them in he told in Birmingham It-Three Friends, Tumbling-hill. ^ by me that / desired nothing but protection mind. Gooch was endeavouring to entrap the men, jury Hartlepool 6d-J- Wood ' without union. Mr. O'Connor resumed his seat , Mr. Perry the price was so low that ho could make KSOit at the perB. Jamieson Is 6d-W. Hall, . against interference with my hired servants— by specious promises, to return io the line ; but he Tho remark of Mr. O'Co Hill-end, near Burnley Is—D. lewis, Mertbyr Tydvil 2a 6d loudlv applauded. nothing at tliem. He had subsequently made more divi- Sbneve, Bram- Mr. Fcsseix moved the second resolution as fol- against attempts to induce violations of existing believed that they knew their own power ; and he it was owing to their own —T Davis, Birchills, near Walsall Is—J. caddies and had received for making them, accord- ht say meeting, that Glossop Is 6a—Shc-meld, lows : " That in the opinion of this meeting, the contracts between me and my men ; and you were would say for himself, and he believed he mig led upon tree Sd—G. Bowden, Freetown, , ing to a verbal agreement, 2s., 2s. Oil., and 3s. per would sions the people were thus tramp Ms 8d_J. Frost, Gainsborough, near and informer are the most noxious of assured, by the delegates, that they did not seek the same for all who were on strike, that they per G. Cavill 21 political spy dozen respectively. In fact, after he made_ the first gave the whole pith ofthe matter. f{otherhan>6d-J. and W. Gee,Loughborough33-J. Laud, and that no government having the to interfere with these contracts ; yet, in the very never work under Mr. Goocb, cither on the Eastera and abused, and1 W. &, Bradford, characters, lot ho made no more at the price, but received the them powerless either Loughborough is 6d-B. Minns, would resort to such an teeth of these assurances, you did precisely what or any other line. ( Hear, hear, and cheers. ) It is that which makes Tyn-yr-heol, Neath lt-Barnsley. confidence of the people higher price, and the hig her price had also been which Yorkshire 5s-W. Jones, gaining information." both parti s had protested it was their wish should Mr. Monks said , that Mr. Gooch had sent hand- in Parliament or the Press. It is that per J. Lowe 5s 6d-W. andB., Stroud-upon-Trent 2s-G- infamous course for paid to two other men, one of whom was since dead, Emsworth resolution not be done: you attacked thecontracts and sought bills round to all the Locomotive Superintendents, talk of au appeal to the Davis, Cirencester ls-A Paid-up Shareholder, Mr. Ernest Josks seconded the , and the other out of the way ; at least ho could not made 3Ir, TVAeiey per T. Clarke lis 3d- of centralisation was to invalidate them, or (which is tho same thing in desiring them not to give a .}ob to any of tie men, con- ls-A Few Friends, Loughborough, showing that the system bo found. Within the last week or two the com- former as a forlorn hope. While they bridge ls-J. Bales, Broadhst, ue>r effect) to give them a construction which conceded He was glad to state that this act ot A Few Friends, Staly being daily 'carried out by the government. The made more caddies, and Mr. Perry, on strike. Exeter 9d-J. Hall, Bilston 2s—Y. Z„ Sowerby lOs-Brad- all the opposing party are contending for and I am plainant had meanness had not produced the desired effect. Ibo tinue disunited School-room police were a part of that system, and they would offence at his conduct, had refused make them ford (Yorkshire), Collected in the Demorcatic until they had tho resisting—viz., prices oftheirown fixing. In words having take% Superintendents knew the value ot good men, and Tie laws perverted to their ends, who PowelL Bradford 2s 6d-Stockport, Six Land never be able to alter it, to pay more than . the sum mentioned in the Mr, new tyranny Ws lld-lV. " under the pay of the parish authorities, you assured me. of aid, whilst, in effect, you gave would not be biassed by his representations. "Will serve but as instruments of some Members 2s—Stalybridge Chartists, per W. Hdl X—h. " force written agreement. The difference was 9s., was an exception to them deeper. onmouth ls-An Old and elected by the people. They were told that tho aid to my assailants. Your fiat amounted to neither Cud worth, of the Dover line, "Which everv day starts up to enslave L'lias, Monmouth ls-J. Cloud , M and he (Mr. Bartlctt ) contended that Mr. Perry, discharged two men for Leeds 2s-J. T., Banbury 6d-J. were the guardians of the morals and pockets more nor less than this; and it might have saved this rule, he had actually as inaccessible Hatfcaland J. GoodhaU, police having waived the written agreement by his subse- The errained Bench will be Whitfield, Liverpool 2s 6d-A Chartist, Liversedge ls-A of the community; he denied this ; he charged you a great deal of trouble had you thus briefly attending their meetings. in the 12s-A Fw Old quent agreement, could not now turn round upon addressed the meeting s to their cry for justice as the benches Few Friends, Warwick, per C. Tristram them wi;b being the concoctors of criae. He had worded it:— "You, Messrs., the-Trades' Unionists, Several other speakers , per W. Bobbie 9s-Six Fnends, Bed- Lawley and resort to it. Lawley when he took his thnt their determination Commons filled by partisans, who Guards, Sunderland for some time been collecting evidence in suppprt must not expect that I, as Mayor, approve of your a manner which showed House of , near Leigh, per G. Black 3s 6d-From E**ter- work out was not informed that there would be any obstinacy ofthe Directors. crushing ford, V l-alwaj of that fact ar.d be could prove tb&t they encour- demands, or will suffer Mr. Perry to be coerced na- was at least equal to the imagine they have an interest in Workmen, Locomotive Department B and , change in the price ; and when he took it in in concluding the business, slated, 6d-Mr. Lee ls-Xr. Green- aged a class of men called nosers, who entrapped into compliance with them ; and you, Mr. Perry, the same The Chairman, Chartism and denying political liberty to the Company, 17s Cd-Mr. Snow, turally expected that ho would be paid Mr. Gooch might be, he had , , ^Land Members. Newcastle, per M. Jude 11 2s 8d young thieves into their meshes, for tbe express may rest assured of receiving protection in your that however clever dade ls Trough on Is amount as before ; hut he was answered "Oh no, , displayed great want toiling masses. -Froni Dewsbury-E. Clark, Draper 5s-T purpose of living upon the reward of their betrayal. endeavours to resist these men by every legal throughout the whole strike ~ Smith ls-S. James ls-J. there is tha old ;igrcement by which you agreed to p. The very fiiv-t day of his manage- From Southampton-J. It was their duty to meet centralisation by centra- means, and in fulfilment of theso declarations I " Now he (Mr. Bart- of generalshi The most immediately-practical suggestion , per J. B. 5s-Leicester , per T. make them at a less price. commenced discharging men by wholesale, Palmer ls-Devenport lisation. Let the City of London, which was the hereby judge and ordain that you, Edward Perry, agreement ment he - the special case in hand was ctwelshpool Messrs. J. and D. M'DouaJ, J. lett) could not put in tho substituted even making the necessary inquiry as to bearin " upon S J ham, per J. metropolis of arts and civilisation, be made also the shall submit to tho conditions which they, the without F^nTx BKyvcece, auand G. Stephensonr Ss-Notting because it was verbal , but the variance from the impairing the efficiency of the that of the Chairman. It would at least Evans, 1. F Brook-street, Hol- was increasing Trades' Unionists, alone seek to impose and you whether or no be was metropolis of Democracy. Poverty old agreement he should prove, and to the amount the most trivial causes ; records of the House the fact, ^ Gulleford 6d-W. Stcara Gd- natural re- alone strive to resist—viz., payment of their line ; men were fined for place on the fZ? J Gulleford 6d-D! and would increase, discontent wai its of the difference in price he should confidently con- were introduced without , Fitzroy-square ls-W. Sim- prices!" fresh rules and regulations that this system of police espoinage was deli- & sTureeoJT Sw-street sult; it was these causes which produced revolutions; . tend his client was entitled. dis- You are Mr. Perry, we have obtained all giving tho men the slightest notice ; and when out, under the cognisance of they were not produced by secret organisations, but right, Mr. Tboknetckoft said the case must depend this heratelv carried *¦• we were contending lor, not an interference missed they could obtain no reason for it. Was remonstrances of the TsS^KSSSrssf by misery and crime. He wished them to be pre- that upon the agreement ; but such .->n agreement did ' the authorities : and the - but a judgment which pro- fair treatment to men, who, during summer s heat pared for tbe coming storm ; ho was not in favour with your hired men, not bind either paity down that there should not be h tho parishes would, no, douR add contracts worthless, for the chief and winter's cold , had been driving throug Metropolitan ¦Swata^-ra of mixing other " isms" with Chartism ; but those nounces your vile an alteration in wages ; they might be higher or line . hon. Members for n sr"' for which they were formed, atmosphere to promote the interest of the some weight to those of the Hider.. •• »' men were benefactors who enlightened and in- if not the only purpose depending upon supply and demand, with- bo ex- Received by W. » . of perpetuating your lower, Was it not likely tbat their feelirg-s should vT have seen select committees Keceived at LandOffice -• ' \ structed them upon these Social subjects. Mr. to servo you as the means prices so far back as 1843. cenauoc rinsbur We . 's wages. out reference to asperated , and that they should resent such far less *«™ =»*- Received by John Arnott •__J____ Jones then earnestly entreated them to form them- exactions from vour workmen tlett then called Lawley, who said he was - appointed to investigate striking paragraph we Mr. Bar as a proper return for years of faithful «*™» heen in his selves into one determined union, and sat down With the following very in the employ of Mr. Edward Perry under a written Ins bicad t han and had Mr. Duncombe upon this pamphlet, and For his own part he would rather beg ters ; m £LU, loudly cheered. shall close our remarks _ vigour we have no doubt he tho serious considera- contract. „ ,, ,, , longer subnit to it ^o^ usual health and The resolution was carried unanimousiy. we beg to recommend it to Mr. Underhiix objected that as Mr. Bartlett and , ot inquiry to as suc- working classes felt in a similar and that ^ would have nrosecuted the Mr. Fuzzev in an excellent speech, moved the tion of our members and tho referred to tbe con tract in his opening, and had ex- mani^r, \o/t k the most powerful evi termincd now as on the first . as he did tbos «™g WMDISG UP OF THE 1MB CJfMY.adoption of tho 3rd resolution as follows :—" That generally, as presenting amined tho witness upon the point it ought to be )a ma cessful an issue Association, from A vo eof hanks wa then ^i c ^ and the Hulks opinion of this meeting, taxation without dence in favour of the National produced. > 1 with the Milbank Penitentiary, in the of its power and strangers ana li i-»u» r i nests of corrup- 4asaji5r-Me-"*™- Edkins s*28S«wSSftHancock, Luddinston SB represen tation is robbery, and we are determined one who speaks from experience Bartlett : I cannot produce it; you hive it. and to the ^ ^ Woolwich. Both of these , Kesbrook, and thank Mr. Perry tor Mr. d. at —Salford.perT.TomldnEon 15s—Messrs. Dawson, 1. Daw- every means in our' power to emancipate efficacy. In this instance we Mr. Underbill : Then you ouerht to have given meeting dissolve , -were cleansed by l to use tion, misrule, and abuse son., M'Arthu*, a„a Robinson, Alloa3s-W. Hall, Hartlepoo politica bondage ; ' which was his candour aud sincerity. ,, produce. The case, I apprehend, ' power of the Is ourselves from a close, I would notice to is at notwithstanding the whole 6d7^ L'^.ls S T- G., Campsie 2s 6d-J. SavUlO, Leeds was carried unani- •' In bringing my remarks to him -J. Hoe, Wortley- - Chiswick seconded by Mr. Broome, and i- an endi ASB SOCIAL KB was brought U> thwart him ; and ls-J. Dean, Leeds 6d-E. 0., briefly anticipate some objections which may poss « „„«» NATIONAIi ClTABXEft Government I lI. Hart ChUwickl»-D. Lewis, Mertbyr Tjdvil •»*— taken. A conversation followed in tbe courseof which PR Observation met Commissioners, in like manner, ^ and a vote of thanks bly be -raised to- the course I have „ Committee of the Police From Cothill Mill, near Abcrdeen-M. Foster ls-A. Bar- After some further speeches, may perhaps think Mr. Lbioh remarked that Mr. Underbill might ac- UniS-S transaction of htier clay Is—T. Davis, Birchills tt, Wakley recommended a sys " Same readers of this letter eTening, and after the made to feel that there is a mig , near Wakal Is—T. Benne to the chairman, Mr. c further than the im- cept notice, and proceed with tbe case. The Bench S tbSK^ mfehfc he WalsaU ls—J. Shriere, Braintree G. that I' have carried my labours and other business, adjourned. and that England is Is-Sheffield , per of parish petitioning against tho system com- matter financial nower than they weild, 6B6 ei ls-R w Bradbury. Holm- tem waifcaoeo-of the occasion demaad,itmay,be possibly hardly liked to see such a course tatan as a law and £i^-0 T ""£? ;• $ K - of, aa* a« meeting terminated. not yet delivered over to police-made firtn 2s—J. Frost, Greasborougb, near Rotierbam Is— plained * "' " ' ' '- ' - ^" — '' ¦¦ PECEM BE'' U > 1§5 THE NORTHERN STAR, _ , °L_ 6 r-r—— 'lion _——«- —^ ^«»MeB WMMW "«MMWi _. . ' '" — -. - . _, ,,_ , 7T. .,. t „„ ^ i „ , forf ar- SantaK anta Cruz , and MatanzasMatanzas. , had , her bulwarkbulwar k s I lion, such as is likely to occur next year.vear ." ThereTh«-/» miscalculated the dista nce he I ' the country on Friday last. The prisoner—wh o it density of the fog be and stanchions , from the forem ost " shroud ofthe is not sufficient groun d for this alarm , but -gt-oMitfSjj * and fell under the after -wheels ' there ©fie ap pr-ars was closely connected with the burglars of would have to leap, fore-ri ing to tho jib-sheet : stanchion / forwa rd , can bo no doubt that 'the very extensive emigrati on ©&e iJmt ^poit* that cause. Both his legs were gg Holford House, Regent 's Park —declined putting «f Se engine from away, and .part of the coverin g board and ,of the better and more solvent class of farmers at Br »i>ford -Another person , knees and it is hardly carried has vvbtsg me Tveek.—The The E-xplosio-5 any questions to tbe witnesse s, say ing he was an in- near ly severed below the , outside skin planks were dama ged. ' The already produced a pernicious Health of Loxdon O Donnell, has died from the two of the effect in various recent weeks has under- named Marga ret determined character likelv he will survive. was considerably dama ged but mortality of Loudon during t, makin g those killed three in nocent man. From his , and 6th bow ofthe steamer , parts of . the country, Latterly, however, tho The deaths registered effects of this acciden constable , he was Attempt to rob a Pu blic-house. —On the gone unusua l fluctuatio ns. A« inquest upon the bodies of the suf- having threatened the heavily the Rose as she is in waterti ght compa rtments , the sea only pretty general readjustment of rents has given a weeks of Xovembcr were successively numbe r. ironed, his hand being chained to his leg, and in inst at noon , Mrs. Halliw ell, landlady of iii the four was held on the 9th inst., when , after hearing that Salford , washed into the first division, and she floated freely . decided check to the emigration of tenant-farmers ; 1,016, S61. In the week ending last ferer s manner was conveyed to the county gaol , for tria l at and Crown public-house , Chapel- street , pr evailed, especially on 921 90S, evidence of several witnesses, the jury returned going into her bedroo m, wh en she The utmost consternation and it is certain that th ere is a better demand foe they rose again to 1,004. In tbe ten the the nest assizes. Was in the act Of and tho crew , immediatel y scram- farms at moder ate rents in some parts of Roscom- Saturday, a verdic t to tbe effect that tbe deatb of the parties coming out. bhe board the brig, weeks, correspo nding to last , of tbe years 1840-9, Aylesbur y Election. —Mr. Calvert ' s canvass has met a man, apparently a German , including a passenger who was al- mon , s , arid other counties. In ch named had been caused by the explosion of a steam attempt ed to strike her , but bled on board , Wos tmeath Ulster the average was 1.12S ; but this number is mu fully realised the good opinion wo expressed of the scream ed, and tho man state of nud ity. A hawser was then genera lly, especiall in the north-eastern comities s engine boiler , such explosion having been produc ed man nam ed Buxton wno most in a y increased by the influenza , which prevaile d towar d ° steady consistency of the electors of Aylesbury. _ His she ra n down stairs. A v Lavini a from the starboard bow of there appears to be a decided tendency to deaths by the imprudent opening of the stop-valve by the her husba nd in the vault, on bear- made fast to the improv e* tbe end of 1S17, when , in a single week , the return is now considered cer tain , and by a triu m- was talking with but as the wind filled the sails of i ment . The Arma gh Gazette in an account of previous deceased engineman , John Hill, he being ignorant of ran to her assista nce. He saw t he the Thet is, , the amounted to 2,454. As compared with the phant majority. Mr. Houg hton retired after tbe first ins her screa m, hawser broke , and she fell off. - As it fair of Moy on Frida y says :— " Tho deman d ret urn the consequences of so doing. The jury exonerated the top of tho stair s with severa l the brig the last, week (ending November SO) the pre sent day 's canvass ; and at a meeting of Mr. Sergea nt thief standing on the brig did not go down , a boat for far m-houses was than the class oi Messrs. Waud from all blame , and recommended in his hands ; and he wont up stairs was observed that greater supply, shows an increase both in tbe epidemic Byles' friends , some questions were asked relativ e to sable victorie s examine her condition , and on its being which shows tha t the fixing of a safety valve to each boiler , and the him and broug ht him down into the was sent to ther e is an improvement in the seases and ia affections of the respinit«? ?^ ?i' ' Uni ta rian opinions , the answers t,o which did not to him , seized , the damage was principall y above times and tho condi agr iculturists iu 1^ *® adoption of Mr. "Wilson s boiler protector, as the there made a rush with the ascertained that tion of the this tho dea ths from the former rising from -rJ ' seem to give much satisfact ion to his supporters. bar parlour. Tho man retu rned , and when the part of the countr y," ot phthi- best means of preventing similar accidents in future. finding tha t he could not ef- th© water-lino , the cro w and those from the latter class (exclusive Attem pted Suicids and In tre pid Conduct or a view of escaping, but the Lavinia would The Inisn *non»t epi- Re- capture op a Convict at Wsowich.—E. lish , begged Bux- Thetis left it was understood that Fla k Movemen t.—Fu rther satisfac. sis) which were ICO , being now 20s. Femalr. — On Monday evening a young man , resid- fect his object , he; in broke n Eng Greenock for repa irs. is for a sudden l Griffi ths , who escaped from Woolwich Dockya rd , would give Una a. pound. bear up for Rothesay Bay or tory accoun ts havo been received of the exer tions demie^ small-pox remarkab le ing at Bedminster , near Bristol , attempted , while un- ton to let him go and he proceeded onwar d as far as of the incre ^S on the 16th of July last .it w:ig supposed by having watch , and a The steamer had only gentry m the south to exten d the cultiv a- augmented rate of mort ality • for der the influence of liquor , to drown himself by Immed iately after wards a silvCf verge deat hs, the pre- put on a portion of one of the shi pwri ght 's canvas " of money were found th o Little Cumbrae when the haze deepened into n t ion of flax, Even in Kerry some progress has small degree * till it nunibei ci U ^ throwin g himself into the new course of the Avon , at nu rse containing a small sum look- week msi caw& , coverinss when at work near the Royal Albert , and he had been thrown by fog of exceeding density, and the men on the been made by tho newly-formed Farmin g Society sent return shows it was fatal last Bedminster bridge. A young woman who was passing undern eath a sofa on which ' persons above, to ct by tha t means got out at the south-west gate when the police office and out could not see half a shi p s length before them. at Lis towel , whore subscri ptions are increasing , of which occurre d to gMj saw him in the act of attempting to get th rough the Buxton. He was taken to and two infcary ebone the workmen went to breakfast , has been app re- morning the prisoner , The engines were slowed, till the vessel cre pt along arr angements will be made to procure from tho sub-district of Chnrtaas hureh . ir on railin gs, and , imag ining from his agitated man- locked up. On Satu rday n*e The locahty which the hended at Liverpool and committed for trial. No Radetzk was at a snail's pace ; tho bell was rung at interv als ; Ulster Society an instr uctor qualified to tea ch be-n alrea dy noticed a ner that hie was meditating suicide , she suized hold who called himself Jul ius von y, the- ha ^ dc iths from it in telligence has yet been received of either of the The watch and but about five a.m. the ship slid gently ashore , and , fanners in the nor th of Kerry the best cfnp amt ^rife, and where six of him , gallantly wrestled with him , and for a time brou ght up at the Boroug h Court. mode of The same regist rar now three convicts v.ho escaped from the Warrior in the Mrs . Halliwell ; but as the tide was n earl y out , slm stuck fast , without , cul tivatin g and preparin g flax. Sd iocorreJ iii ft week. succeeded in detaining him ; at length , however , he purso were then identified by , like the six early p >rt of last week. prisoner , however, receiving any other injury than that which Reouction of Poob-kates. — Unless iu renorts four death * from small-pox . all broke from her grasp , ran down the side of the river the victor ies were not owned. The som* one of which happened to The Char ge ot? Assault against the Jun ior had been already inflicted on her bows. By and by western and a few southern unions a decided others , in Lisson Grove , and was about to jum p in , when the mud adherin g to throu gh the medium of an interpreter , stated that re- anot her to a female ser- Proctor of Cambrio ge Universit y.—The fin es y of the Rose and it was discovered that the Thetis was aground a duction has occurre d in the rates for the a«' rl a«el20 vear s, and his hoots he fell down, and before be could get up he found the furs in the lobb suppor t case being described in imposf d by 'he boroug h magistrates on tbe proctor little below Kilcrcggan Quay, qn the north bank of of the poor. Wexford, vant a«ed 29; the Litte r again a young man whom the cries of tho girl had Cro wn , and not seeing the mistress below he went which had suffered durin g '' vaccina- (the Rev John Fenwick , M.A.) and his two at- or- the Frith , althoug h the proper course of the vessel the famine, but to a t ',e nirdi.-al certificate as va riola , after brou ght to the spot , ran down the slope , secur ed u p stairs to look for her. The depositions were less extent than most other th also tendan ts, Uofdng and Robinson , for an assault up«n him shore—but the nature of the fog tion at six vears of ace." Uooping-COU and gave him into the custody of a policema n. dered to be taken against him for attempt ing to was on the south counties , is steadily recoverin g ; and the poor- childre n Miss Thomps on , at the hearing last week , were paid It is the accident. When Mr. Stew- has become " ¦ore ' fatal : it carried off 33 fortni ght tbe watc h and purse , and he was remanded to easily accounts fin' rate s in the unions of that county are now not n as , three- on Saturday last. The matter had remained in only a ago that the same man jumped into steal a in the pr evious week , and 50 i tho l t the water , and was rescued by a passer-b y. Mond ay in . order that inquiries might bo made with art knew his position, he immediatel y dispatche d much higher than they had been before the po tato their second abeyance until tbat day, in consequen ce of the ab- ' t he ma ils, and by the help of a fourt hs of whom bad not completed Extraordinar y Fog at Leeds.—Ser a- view of finding the owner of the furs. On Mon- boat s crew with crop failure. In the Union of Ennisc orthy, em- persons , of ad- sence of Mr. H yde (the proct or 's legal adviser, ) ious Loss Oreeno ck. Tear, influenza was fatal to three of Lif e.— During the past ten days the day when the prison er was again broug ht up, it compass they groped their way into brac ing twelve electora l divisions, there is only one number 25; from Cambridge. The rev. gentleman had declined most extra- vanced age. Diarrhoea and dysentery ordinary fog ever witnessed has prevaile d ' state d that tho owner of the furs ha d not been About half-past eleven the ship herself got off with charged with a rate of 2s. OU, in the pound ; the idemics presses with more to pav the money until the form of capture was gone in Leeds was tvp hus, which among ep ' and the neighbourhood , and durin g Monda y night it found. The priso ner was then committed to the flood-tide , and proceeded slowly to this place. After average is not more than half that amount ; whilst ' numbers 43 cases. throu gh, in order to afford ground for an action of Mr. Stewar t tr ied the voyage equal severit y on old and young, was so dense , that even in the streets lighted with the sessions. lying hero some time, the r ate in the division of Oastletalbot is only who attended a fatal case of typhus false imprisonment , which , it is alleged , is to be Dalmui r and the A medical man , usual gas lamps it was impossible to up the Clyde , but having reached , 10d., and in Ball yvaldon it is as low as 8d, iu th e> " Chelsea , describes the place as prosecuted on the part of tbe univers ity against the distinguish ob- in Vtink's-buildings ,. jects three or four yards distant. In order to avoid fog still continuing, he resolved not to proceed any pound. In the union of Gorey, also in the count y in the extreme " and adds that " six borough magistrates. Mr. Fenwick was , accord- " pestilen tia l , confusion and collision it was absolutely necessary, WUie$- further ; and here a numb er of the passengers dis- of Wexford , and embra cing twenty- three electora l of fever have occurred in the same ingly formally apprehended by the superintendent Glasgow other ca>cs even in tbe light ed streets , to go about with lighted embarked , and found their way on foot to divisions , the reduction generall y is still more con- " Amongst diseases of the lungs, the weekly of police, with whom an arrangement had been The Church. —Some startling disclosures (says hou s? ' randies or lanterns , and the cabs usuall y plying for with great difficul ty. siderable. In one division the new rate is 2s. lOd bv bro nchitis has arisen within the last mad e for tbe purpose , in a room in Mr. Hyde s the Carnarvon Herald) havo recen tly been made with .f momlirv hire were of necessity withdrawn from the stands , it Fatal Coal pit Accident. —A most distress ing in another it is 2s. 8d. ;. but tho avera ge fortni ght, fro m 64 deat hs to S3; by pneumo nia , office, and would in due course have been conveyed regard to educ ational and othe r charitable funds , as at on tho being quite impossible for them to move even at a and singular accident occurred on the 6th inst., entire un ion is rema rkabl low. Sever al ; and by consumption , from 0G to to the borou gh uaol , if the fine and costs had not mode in which official clericd duties y of the from 07 to SO slow pace with safety. In numerous instances per- well as to the the Netherton Quarry coal-pit , situate near Mary- electoral divisions ar o rated at from sixpence th e deaths of the week were reg is- been disch arged. A cheque for the amount was Llan- to> 113. Amons sons lost their way , and we are sorry to add several had of late been discharged in the parish of hill , about t wo miles frora Glasgow , tho property of one shilling in the pound , two are rated at five- tered one f rom intemperance and two from priva> handed over , and the reverend gentleman was re- dudno. The resu lt of these disclosures has been the It app ears that there are leased. The same form was then gone through , but lost their lives also. On Tuesday morning three Mr. Barcla y, of Paisley. pence , two at four pence, two at t hreepence , and ; tion. A labou rer , ased 48 years , died of " exhaus- resigna tion of the then officiating clergyman. This two shafts to the workings , and tho men were in the in ano ther room, with his subord inate s, and tbe mat- bodies of persons drown ed during the night were in the electora l division of Wells the rate is tion from excessive drinking, nnd abstaini ng from taken from the river paris h is jus t midway be tween the episcopal palaces habit of descendin g the newer shaft , through the was ter was concluded . The town council will, of course Aire , and informa tion is in the reduced to the exceedingl y low amoun t of two- all kinds of food ;" and a cap-m aker , aged 47, , possession of tho police which of Bangor and St. Asaph , and the rec torial tithes smoke and vapour fro m the engine furnace , when 's support the magistrates , and so " a very pret ty quar- leaves little doubt pence in the pound on the poor-la w valuation . accordin g to the verd ict of the coroner jury, that at least belong to the Archdeacon of Merioneth , in whom the going down to their wor k . On that day, it appears , ~ himself sufficient neces- rel " may be expected. five others have met the same melan- This is really an encoura ging symptom of agri- starved , " by not allowing choly fate . pa tronage of the church is invested. . We are not in- Mr. Davidson , the manager , saw some cause to di- ! ! of eccentricity of character Robbert of Plate at Stamford , Lincolnshi re. cultural recovery. saries , in consequence Fatal Acciuent by the Incautiou s Fire formed whether any officiating clergyman has been vide the air course , hy which the ventilat ion of the " The births of 7S9 boys and 7C9 girls, —On Sunday morning, shortl y after eleven o' clock , Use of Tiie Rb peal Associat ion.—Tbe week ly, meeti ng and liabiss. Arms.—Hull, Dec. 9. ac- app ointed by either bishop or patron , hut we liave it was carried on , the unexpected resu lt of which children were registered in the week. two men were observed by some servants of an —A melanchol y and fatal p of this association was held on Monday .at Conci- In all 1,-fwS , cident from the incautious use of fire arms occurred it upon unquestionable authority, though it was sa- was that the direction of the air current was re- age of five correspondi ng weeks in 1845-9 adjoinin g bouse to enter the dwelling bouse of liation Hall, Mr. Richard Nolan presidin g. Mr. The aver = here , last night , at the March of Intellect Tavern , crament day, that on Sunday morning last no clergy- versed , the endne furnace .attracted the current to- Observ ator y, Gre en wich , Miss Bolton , of No. 9, Rutland-terrace , Stamford. John O'Connell alluded , at consider able length , was I .337. At the Royal Wa terworks-street. man attended to perform divine service, to the great wards the old fro m the new pit thus makin g the ¦ was usually high. The mean daily Tho family were at church. Information having Two or three friends had taken , to the recent address of the Most Rev. Dr . Cullen , the barometer tea with Mrs . Allen scandal of the church , and to the great disgust of the un-cast the down-cast. The consequence was, that was above 30 in. on every day except Wed- been given to tbe police, it was found that tbe (wife of the landlord of the Roman Catholic Primate , and to Lord John r eading house ), and they were all seated church-goin g por tion of the parishioners. t'tie smoke which ought to have escaped by the up- ay when it was 29 932 in. ; on Friday the mean thieves had effected their escape by the back-door , afterwards round the , Russell 's letter to tho Bishop of Durham , and nesd , fire in the drawin groom when was driven back into the new working s, 30-290 ; and tbe mean of the week was af ter having broken open the plate-chest , in Miss , Mrs. Allen, who bad cast shaft , concluded by reading a " Report of the Committer was left tbe room for a few moments which it completely filled, and five of the unfortu - The mean temperature was below tbe Bolton ' s bed-room , and stolen fifteen silver forks , , returned with a of the Loyal National Catholic and Repeal As- S0-146. pistol in her hand , nate miaers employed were speedily suffocated. average of the same days in seven years on the first eight desert ditto , «'jght large spoons , when atone we to the peerage. — candle to go to one of the children who was ill. One and Yorkshire line, and on Mon day morning another Mail) by parties m grants from snouiu watch our thoug hts , when in society our tongues , ' The pre valent rumour , says trade was ver y great. At thecounties ofWaterford , Tipperary, and onu vttien tbe Globe, is that the of the burg lars had a little jemmy or crowbar , with man seriously hurt on the Lon don and North mid-da y, in almost Kilkenny in our families our tempers. Indeed , upon our ' Viee-Chance llor will assume the title of Baron every place of business , lights The Clonmel Chronicle states that tho properl y guar ding the which he was struck over the head. He had never Western line. The former was Robert Yarley , a had to bo kept constantly streets last depends much of our social hap- !f tbe publ ic, and the more priso ner with the burglary , and from the accident on the London aud North Western took nW them to hold on much longer. It sale of Ho'Ioway 's Fills and Ointment at Melbourne , Port of Lords. —Times. J f" is said n lrZl ttion of justice in the House °l ^ er one f the bur glar s who had place at Ardwic k, not far from tbe entr ance to the portion of ,this class contemplate Phillip , he says :— • tiratitude obliges me to publish ' the at Rome, beenflin ^fadmitted as - ° emigratin g next great benefit uiy wife Secmeioh to RoMB.-On the 28th ult., Queen' s evidence, it was proved to station. A coach cleaner , named Sutton , was »^i^ff^*3S4 spring ; and wo perceive that they , has received from tho use of these un- have been a» we almost alto- paralleled Pills. Wc arrive d in Melbourne about year s formerly cfaaplam to concoted at the house , down with nn engine from gether neg nine rth e Rev. R. J. Butler. M.A., of a man named coming the engine shed lecting to till the land which ago, when she was of the Ionian Islan ls, C Star " ^ reet Gwwwnd ight. about seven o' eat Wow £ had a ttacked with indi gestion and con- tith e Lord High Commissioner -% 'J?kf S, » . whowas con- at Long s clock , to the station, p^pz r W antieipdt ons stipation of the bowels ; after going to cou>idarab!e ex- victed at the time and W hi0h ' Xbuld Band tutor of bis son, formally abjured Prot estant - . senten ced to transportatio n and jump ed off at Ardwick whilst the engine th ^MESllve8Mls had SfSS ap- ra l ? 6 ^k pense for other medicine " was ,f° ^ ^-Jer j , without .rclier , she tried Ilol- life, and, accordin g to his wife' nproachedmched , 2Jand a collision- SS'J Heaven , what is ism, and entered the Catholic church. for s state ment, left slowly in motion. It is supposed took nlace The bri£ K e r U1T' landlor d loway s Fills, an d by continuin g to take them for a short that owing t the which proved to be ,, ° class > f« ru\n would time she is the Laving* the» inevitaflSn bl y ?follow perfect ly cured , and is now einovincrJ b the best cR a continued extensive cuiigra- of health. ' * DKcmn K .MBQ. . THE NOR THER N STAR 7 CHARGE OF CRUELTY AGAINST A because when; Mrs. Sloane had got out and bought , and £4 to BARRISTER. 50 r cat- cles, were stolen, and amongst them two sets of a farmer for an old gray horse boot , but wh<* tie meat was boiled, umtt Sntrlli aenr * horse-falling- THE STRIKE AT T*Z%Ahad}\Z beads. The prisoners lodged together at the house on riding home, the gray ime, j,0 RECENT THE CRYSTAL- ? ; e meat the wa*er it was boiled place PALACE, On Saturday last George Soane, Esq., a special n i»«^f ^ - ' LIVERPOOL. oi a person named Margaret Forrow, and she on turned it into a fieId „taking in its , the horse " asm ; *heQ Mra- Sloane came to had -tested pleader;_0, .Tump-court, Temple, appeared before nlTM ^ ^ . ¦•The special ^winter the night of .the. burg lary overheard them talking whose swiftness the prosecutar whilst On Monday, at Marlborough-street, "William St, Hsin ahe ceased me of drinking a gaol delivery for the southern " found the prisoner Alderflian Humphrey, at Guildhall, on a summons httle8?i« of2 «r division of Lancashire together on the subject ofthe means-by which the pursuing the prisoner. The jury- Clair, a journeyman glazier , again appeared before the water. I said I had not, but she beat¦ commenced on Monday at against him to answer the charge of having starved and ill- . Liver pool , before - nouse had been Guilty. There was another indictment Mr. Bingham, charged with having by throats and me very much f0P it# jIr# sloane wag. oft en Mr. Baron Aldeirson and Mr. entered, and the property which - in place treated bis female servant, Jane Wilbred. The girl sent when Justice Talfourd ^ had stolen. On for stealing the horse which he had taken intimidation endeavoured to force Mr. Charles I was beaten.-Mr. Clarkson objected , the latter presiding in place of tbe following day the prisoners, in A was brought from the hospital in a cab, and re Mr. Justice Colerid company together, disposed of various portions of of the gray one, but it was not proceeded with. Fox , bui ldor , &e., to make an alteration in his mode tnat the evidence did not in any way implicate the ge, who was unable; to attend months maiiied iii tbe alderman's private room until called owing to indisposition. - the stolon' property. One set of beads they gave to prior conviction for horse stealing, twelve of earn ing on his business.—Mr. Rippon took detendant—Alderman Humphery said that what - u prisotier was sentenced several upon to kive evidence. • Case.; of Mr. Thbeifai,!,. a young woman, who was subsequently apprehended ago, was then proved. The objections to the proceedings. Ho con» the girl had first told him implicated Mr. Sloane —FokobbV.-tWilliam s; tendei that Jobs Stevkss said : I am clerk to Mr. Philli- in the; Threlfall was iudictad for .Liverpool on the charge of being connected with the robbery, to be transported forfifteen year by the aet under which the proceedings highest degree. It will be necessary, al- having, at. , et was indicted were taken more. I" 'have seen defendant's servant several uttered several forged bills of exchange with in- sue having the beads round her neck at the time. BiQAMr.-^-Marear Leech, aeed 39, two magistrates were required to adju- though extremely disgusting, to use the girl's own , at Liverpool ' feloniously married dicate on the case times at Pump-court, Temple. I saw her about tent to defraud the Hull Mr. The prisoners were found .Guilty. Jackson and for having, , , and not one.— Mr . Bingham words :—Jan e Wilbred continued : :My mistress Flax .Company. Armstrong during 'the lifetime of a former said tho Legislature the end of last Jlarch," or the beginning of ApriL Bliss , with Mr. Blair, appeared for the prosecution, Ashworth were sentenced to transportation for ten George most certainly intended said once to me that I must eat some of my own years husband. She pleaded guilty, and told a pitiable that-one metropolitan She appeared to me io be in a very emaciated state!' dirt. I and Mr. Serjeant Wilkins for the prisoner—After a each, and the other prisoners to two years' magistrate, being a skilled ' -said I would not, and, was determined hot tale. She had been married to her first husband and experienced person, should I have seen her at intervals since. On Friday I : consultation amongst.the learned counsel^ Mr. Ser- imprisonment each. have autho- to do so. She called Mr. Sloane, and he came and Street ten years, but he had/only lived with her five rity to do what could only be done by two country gaw her on the staircase with her hands on her sto- jearit :Wilkirrs lose, and said . that, acting not only Kobbkbt at Manciiesieb.—John Hig- held me while she forced some of tbe dirt down my gles months at first, when;he was in the police force. justices. He believed the objection now taken was mach, holding it up. As she appeared very ill, I und.ech>f advice, but of hia own free will, the pri- , Thomas Exten, and Andrew M'Nalty, were throat. (The whole of the persons assembled in found Guilty He then sold up some little property'that' she had , 'untenable ; but rather than there should be any asked how she was, but I received no answer. On ' soner, wished, to withdraw his plea of Not'Guilty, and of an assault and robbery.—His Lord- court here burst into a loud and long-continued; shi in and deserted her. She'bad heard, when she was doubt he woul d , if required , adjourn the further the following day (Saturday) I saw her again in the plead Guilty .—Mr. Juatice Talfourd asked the pri- p, addressing them, said; ''You were convicted yell of indignation against the defendant.) The of a married the second time; that he was dead. Mr. hearing, to obtain the attendance of his colleague, eveniug.ih-SIr. Phillimcre's room. I obtained some soner if lie wished to plead Guilty ; and he replied barbarous robbery upon an old man whom you witness continued : -Mr. Sloane beat me the-first, have Gibbs , the governor of the' gaol, said there was Mr. Hard wick. He had stated that it was essential food-and placed it before her, and she in the affirmative.—Mr. Bliss said that this was a left almost, dead. As for one of you, who did to was soon thing in the morning. He asked, me , if I. had' , not reason to believe that the prisoner's'statement was have the charge disposed of on its merits, and nob after riven over to the care of the laundr ess case of a peculiar nature ; and in order, that the take part in the violence ; and, in compliance of. the enoaga to eat, and I used to say "Yes " . I did not , with true. She bad been four months' already im- got rid of in technical grounds.—Mr. Rippon ob- Chambers, Mrs. Bell. _ "" justice ofthe case might bo it would the jury's recommendation, as well as from my complain, because I thought I could not get any' properly met, own view prisoned, and was further sentenced to one week's jected that where;is Mr. Fox was in partnership Mr. Jons George be necessary that he should give his lordship an of the case, I shall make a distinction in PmiUMOTffi, a barrister, said : more from them -than what they £ave me. 1 did confinement. with another the charge laid the offence as com- I'h'-ve in the ' outline of the facts. The charged! your case in the severity of the sentence I am about , same house ai defendant, in Pump- not think of going to the union to complain, be- prisoner .was ttyne, alias Carroll , a woman 47 years af mitted but against one.—Mr. Bingham overruled coqrt Temple, In * with the offence of for ging and uttering. They to pass. You Biggies and Exton must each be trans- Anne , consequence- of information I cause I did not know where it was. The young age, was also indicte d for bigamy at .Liverpool. —Mr. Humphries then proved his caso ¦went were ready to produce bills of ported for twenty years, and you, M'Nalty, for the objection. to Mr. Fry, and, after some conversation with lady used to cook for Mr. and Mrs. Sloane. They no fewer than .thirty ' She also leaded guilty ; and her defence was, that byl'the evidence of the witnesses called on the pre- "him' , b seven years.''—M'Kalty, in a dogged manner : You p we resolved to see .defendant, and require an used to have sometimes roast and "sometimes boiled exchange for £32,811, which bad been uttered y her first husband had eight step-children nearly as viousexamination. —Mr. Bingham postponed judg- tbe prisoner, all of which were Besides mayas.weU give me ten :, ! would as soon have ten explanation. Mr. Fry-accordingly went up to de- beef. I used to wait at table, though they did not forgeries; as seven he once or but old as herself, and that both he and they were in ment until next day. there were thirty-six with four in ad- .^This .repeated twice ; his fendant's chambers/which are above mine, and in give me anything to eat there,r After dinner the these , others, . ' ' the habit df^ill-treating her. Her second husband On Tuesday Mr. Bingham gave judgment in the dition, making, altogether, amount' •lordshiR ;jnbt .iistiho,tly hearing him, said , " What ' a, few minutes returned with defend-: nt. I addressed meat used to be put away in a.cupboard in the sit- fonreriea to the " had'prdmised fo take ber to America, but she was case. He having overruled ihe objections raised ' ,801. That was his ap^ does he say. Abduction. —At tho was-s'tilLthe cbancej-nay, the strong-probability, the , and it was subsequently taken abs|nce of grounds on' whieh the police proceed , we refused havo any communi- Marsden was sent for, and be visited^ the girl. of name was St. Clair, to Dover Police Court, on Monday, — Maresca, mate his being unable.to -meet these bills, in out by a witness named Mercer, who, together with tion tbe case of M. Lesseps; ; This gentle- cation with him ; whereupon the defendant, clench- .; which case maviineh:•¦ "When the defendant heard that Dr. Marsden had of the Neapolitan brigantine 1' Oriente Richnrdson, was called for the prosecution •; and - ' -/ .rfi ... C t .i.- »„»„„i. i .. i,.... i,„ ,. lyjng iij it was fearfal .-to contemplate the tremendous loss, , mah-was?forraerly a member of the Assembly, but he ing his fist as Mr. Fox swears, extending his arm and seen ths girl he said he would do anything to 'barbour was brought corroborated the finding of the child. It was a . Dover , before the magistrates and perhaps ruin, which might fall '.ufjon innocent within the Vast few weeks'of .starting hand in the manner of a man who spen ks emphati- assist her. When I first saw the girl she was in a malu child, and perfect ly naked. Mercer took.the has been guiiiy on a charge of . cruel treatment to a Spanish -girl, persons who had ad vanced money ¦was condition her gown was very was so clear, and -Consisted of a in a very filthy , he placed her in lodgings, aud wrote to the Spanish system qfpga'ud elaborately contrived fand systema- more than 200 yards from where the child was found. connexion of any kind with , Lyons. '' I defy; " say s me trifling with language to' say, that there is no person. "While I was wash- ' It appeared from the evidence of Jonathan Uurland dirty, and likewise her Consul-General in London, who replied that he tically puwile'd,- it -was far from :idecreasing his M. Lesseps, " not only the cou r ts of Ly ons , but all threat or intimidation in announcing to a builder I observed several marks between that, ho bad seen the-prisoner coming out ofthe in2-her back, could do nothing in the matter, but if she was sent guilt.' -Tlie'-Sentence of the court,-- therefore, was the tribunals in France, to find that I have any rela- that unless he consults an interested adviser on the They were severe bruises. I asked petty on the evening in question. She had some- her stioulders. to London, he would endeavour to get her sent thatthe^rMner be"transported ifor the term of tion, I Will not say of a political character , but any subject of his own prposals, and comes to an ar- was the matter and she said she had been thing with her covered up, and a man named John ier what , home by the Peninsular Steam Company. -Mr. La- flfteeh years. : ' .-» • - even as a private individual , rangement which, in the opinion of that adviser, is no vermin about her. 1 also 1 Howard saw her . coining- the same evening fr om relation of any kind , beaten. There was than then obtained .£3 10s. from tbe mate, and sent /•flBFBAUMNG the Excise.—Benjamin Francis the city of Lyons, fair and honourable , be shall be exposed in the were almost- coming " Burland 's back door and go towards the sand-hills, with the department of the Rhone, Observed that her bones her hy railway io London. On the following day Milhes was indicted for obtaining* money, under newspapers , as the constructor of a botched-up, and she had at that time something with her. A or with the departments which surround'that city through her skin, and she could not hold herself she returned with a letter from the consul, stating false pretences, with intent to. defraud the E-scise. unsafe, and disgraceful edifice. iS'or, with respect "She remained at my person nilmed Molyncaux had acciiseJ the prisoner within a circumference of forty leagues. The circle upright from weakness. that she had serious charges of assault to prefer —«The defendant- in this case was an officer to what'passed at the iuterviow with the profecutor, until Tuesday, . of Ex- of bein'g'jn 'the family way, but she denied it. How- not advance house, 20, Cursitor-street, when she against the mate, which must be done before:the cise akBoltoh -with a-salary" of £100 a year. ;It ap- is large ; but still I believe that I do does it seem to me at all material whether the fist . : ever/.sSe-isubseqnently said that she did not intend was removed in a cab, and I went with her to the magistrates. In consequence of- this communication peared from the enactments .of various acts of Par- too much in declaring that during my whole life I was pres ente d, or only the arm outstretched arid ' to malieuiny. baby-clothes, for it would come into "hospital. - he (Mr. Latham) Had caused the part es to appear liament tbat the duties of -officers of Excise; were have neither written or received a letter from it. At open hand ; or whether the words used were " you ; the-^rltl naked and it should go out of it naked. Dr. "W. JIabsdes , surgeon to the Royal Free Before the bench'for their investigation. The com- •very clearly .defined and i orders •rendering , — I affi rm the fact as respects the last three shall repent ," or " you may repent" of this. The ' , them This statement the prisoner denied in court when all events, Bo pital, said—I saw the girl at the hou se of the plainant a prjptty girl of about twenty years of age, still more plain were issued from the-Board of Excise Surely this is peremp- gesture and language obviously ha d reference to the . called upon for her defence;—The jury -returned a years to the present day. laundress on Monday evening last,, at Mr. Philli- whose black' eyes, olive complexion, black Spanish from time to time. It was the duty of tho; defen- letter which had been received in the morning, and verdict of Guilt and His lordshi after remarking tory." , ' more*> request. She was then in a most exhausted mantil'a and head-dress, proved her to be a daugh dant to furnish the applicant-fo^if; license.Aiith a y, p, the repentance which it was intimated the prosecu- on the barbarous nature of the crime which was so M. Lesseps is certainly a curious conspirator, if , condition. The pulse was. searpely perceptible. ter of fair Andalusia, then (through an interpreter notice which, while acting as an in*struetion- to the , tor might come to feel was to be occasioned by the very near murder that it was difficult to say that it as he says, be has neither acquaintance nqreorres- The extremities were very cold and livid. The re- made the following statement,: — " I became ac- tra der, would also operate as a check upon himself, loss of character and property which might reason- did actually amount to murder sentenced the pondence within 100 roiUs of the ci ty in which he is spiration was feeble, and she was unable to speak. quainted with the defendant at Gibraltar, when and show that he was not entitled rsceive^any not , ably be expected to follow tho threatened exposure %o prisoner to be trauspoited for life. he will It was with difficulty that I got her to answer my he offered me marriage, but there not being time money from the person so applying. Instead said to be conspiring; .but , be that as it may, in the newspapers.. I am clearly of opinion , there- of Manslaughter.— Samuel Ifealey, 20 was questions at all. I made a careful examination of for thejiecessary forms for the ceremony before the doing this the defendant j}ofcideliver~the-no.- aged , not . be-ab!e..tojmake.Jthe-assertions .mUCh-lai*ger*.,a.S, for%4hat-the-defendant has,-in the language of/ths - ^ , > did indicted th" *maiislau'p fe1*'* 'Cleg her, and came to the conclusion tliat"Thererwas"fio" vessel left? heinduced me iojjb on board| "promising tices to the various applicants gave them for e cT*EI^a g.— The he has been sent off to Lyons since writing the above statute, endeavoured to force the prosecutor, by- , but^ viva prisoner was employed as an overlooker in the mill disease in existence. It was a case resulting en- that the ceremony should "^.performe d oh the ar- vice information, and received from them various letter. Among others arrested as being implicated threats, intimidation , and molestation , to make an Such must have been of Mr. Edmund Howard , of Rochdale , and the de- tirely from want of food. rival of the vessel in England, whithei' she- was stfm^ ofiaoney, of which he gave no account to the in the L»ons conspiracy is M. Desolme,1 editor ol alteration in the,mode of conducting his business ; otherwise the girl never . ceased sworked in a room of the factbi'v of which the case for many months, bound. lie showed me a will, in which he had left authorities, though'he^nteredthediffei'ent.-ftmonntS in dogne who was seized at that the offence was complete in the le'.ter which an attenuated and low con- theprisoiieiVwas overlooker. She had ^boen Mr. the Republican de.ia Dor , could have been in such me, in case of bis death, 4,000 doll ars, which in- received in a private memoraiidum-bodko^bitown.- " the prosecutor received, and was confirmed and dition ns she -was when I first saw her. I ordered duced me to helieve his promises About four > " Howard's employ for four years. On the 18th. of Bordeaux,. .'The grouiidvof his arres t is thus given or —Several witnesses :having heeh - examined,~. %hose ¦ ' repeated in what passed at the subsequent inter- some light and nutritious food to be given her in five days after tbe vessel left Gibraltar, the mate evidence proved various acts of-'fr»nd ," the }urf-,rof an abuse of confidence, has want of reflection been led into a proceeding, distress, in many of which the p keeper in Manchester, .and upon the night in ques- place, when she was thrown down another fli ht of , of admission into the hospital, communications by some of the crew, he believed g jfeclared that he does not know the author of the which it is not too much to say, that it is to the few hours after their tion the prisoner, accompanied by another man, steps, and'fell with her head against the wall at tbe all approaching the ap- she had been subjected to great cruelty, but the forgery. Notwithstanding all this, M. Desolme has full as dishonest as it . is unlawful. Tho ju d gment but I never saw a case at named Pimlb (tried and convicted of the offence bottom ' She was picked up perfectly senseless un- irl. I could not have men refused to give any evidence before the cap- , been removed from the prison of JPcrigneux to that of the court is, that under the 0th George IV., for pearaaee-presentedby .that g at the last assizes), were drinking in his house. able tti stand or even to swallow some water which so reduced and live. tain who was brother to the mate, as they were cer- , . this offence , the defendant be imprisoned for two Believed that a person could be . They left about eleven o'clock. About three was offered to her. On examination of Lyons;" perfect-living skeleton tain if they did so of being killed and thrown over- ^ , the. surgeon months, without hard labour.—Mr. Ri ppon , with She wastcertainly the most o'clock next morning Mr. Wilkinson was awakened found all the symptoms of . compression of . -There are numerous other instances in which the of my life. board when at sea. The object of the complainant . the. the view as was understood , of appealing against I have ever seen in the course by a noise below and by the smell of something brain, and a wound on the back part of her head; evidence of guilt is as slight as in this case, but in , said it was now necessary was to get back to Spain , and if her clothes were this decision, required-to be furnished with a copy Alderman^ Humphert. burning. He went down stairs and found the door She died at six o 'clock on the same evening. which the unfortunate parties are still kept in prison. brought forward. Two of given up, and a sufficient sum of money paid to de- —The of the judgment and conviction.—Mr. Bingham that tbe girl should be open. A large jug .containing ale had been carried jury found the prisoner Guilty.—His Lordshi Many of them have been already incarcerated for ly went out and , he did " not believe she wvshed p, in was not aware that the law obliged him to give the ofiicere of the court according fray her passage away, and an empty purse stolen from the till. In observed upon the danger of and as stated b t Steele which tbe g w to prosecute the assault. Defendant said tbe clothes " passing sentence, upwards of a mon th , , y he , more than a minute ofthe conviction.—Mr. Rippon returned, carry ing a chair , in irl as , the room there was a piece of print being consumed. hands le with other things belonging to the captain were lost placing pipwer in the of uneducated peop . " the plot of Lyons is covering France with misery begged to remind the court that the fift y men who placed. On her appearance in court a deep invo- , Just previous to this time a policeman Sad seen the Tue ' every one pre- from the cabin when the vesselsank in harbour, but .^pr sdner ought to havo performed the duties and with tears, and is exciting the worst passions." accompanied the defendant had been sent for by the luntarv groan seemed to rise from prisoner and PimJo going towards the prisoner's f his' place mildly, and with Christian " he would try to find them. He thought, however , the p. charity, to- foreman of the works.—Mr. Bingham sa id he had sent. She was- supported on pillows in an easy houjfp.with a jug containing something. On seeing ing a position under him es- before him were better able to pay wards any one occupy , stated that circumstance distinctly in his judgment. chair, and placed by the side oi tbe presiding rich gentlemen hinfthey laid down the jug and ran away. It was pecially towards a woman . He was bound to THE FLAX MOVEMENT. close to her her passage back than himself. Ultimately the He considered, however, whatever might be the na- alderman, who . bad to put his ear found to be Wilkinson's, and had con tained ale, but protect those who were unprotected case was adjourned till, if possible some amicable , and there- bad to make to mouth to catch, the feeble sounds which she , this was spilled on the ground. Pimlo was appre- notwithstanding that he took into consi- We have several times drawn the attention of our ture of the request the defendant . ht be made. After leaving the fore, Mr. Fox ht not to have been made at a time Uttered with great difficulty and at long intervals arrangement mig hended in Taylor's house, but Taylor himself was deration that be had been in gaol since August he agricultural readers to the important aspect which , it oug ea we were informed that when complainant , ¦when he was accompanied by a . body of fifty Ber-replies to the questions asked only r ched court , not in; he left the town and had not been appre- felt bound to pass a severe sentence which was this question 'is assuming. It is therefore, with plea« . went on board she bad long beautiful black ringlets, , persons. • • .. the "ear of tbe alderma n, who in turn repeated them hended till lately. It was suggested that the print that he be imprisoned for nine calendar months. sure we state , that facts have recently come to our -•;„ Mr Wood, the chief cle rk, in a loud voice, that but that during a heavy storm she was ordered to found burning in the prosecutor's house had been * to itiation to the Virg Maiiciously Wounding.—Luke Lloyd was in- knowled ge, which place the success of the plans for public mi«ht hear. We give her statement pre- cut them oft as a prop in Mary to ignited to afford light whilst the robbery was going in the home tbe dicted for having, on the 20th of October, at Man- rendering flax a very prominent article INTENDED PUBLIC MEETING AT BIRRES own words as it reached the court. appease the tempest.—Dciier Telegraph, on.—The prisoner was found Guilty.—Before-pass- li ht than ever. " PAPAL AGORESSION. ciselv in her " chester, assaulted nnd feloniously cut and wounded manufacture , in a more promising g BE AD ON THE - Jaj-e Wilbbed said—I am going on for eighteen. Patent Law Refobm. — .On Monday night a ing sentence the learned baton asked what punish- gentlemen connected ' John Worrall , with intent to maim Mr. Bright, M.P., and other ANT1CIPATED RIOT; .. . T in the West London tnion. On public meeting was held in Anderton's Hotel, and was answered twelve , disable , bo? get Switboat licated in the transaction, but he pleaded Guilty. to the bottom of a lane, to a gate, which the pri- •MARINER'S' CostrAss. —The f leur de lis was made ^e^bi««em to exerciseexeri if I attempted it. Mrs. Sloane teristic, and to the point, and comment upon it is imp the peace, and ,t<)0i£SSI&Hhem ahe would beatme The prosecutor is a pawnbroker at Oldham, and bis soner 's horse refused to leap. Here tho prisoner tbe : ornament ' of tbe northern radius of the serve 1 me. She frequentlof my y beaton me unnecessary. It is as follows:-" Sir ,—The explo- 1 ho rights of Bn.naHslin^i^-w^mffiogijj Wl^MAg ijaWiolIjMblicl-)yto used often to beat shif shop adjoins his dwelling-house. On the- night of jumped oft, left the horse in the lane, and made mariner ' s compass ,in com pliment to Charles of jgp^ahdAli&rtfeel'ahdth4ocfeer waMo appl have worn the sleeves t my sion of 700 tons of gunpowder would blow you all memoralise the soyefioy«ri gnV waf|o ap y ^use l 26th of August last, between ten and twelve across the fields, but waa subsequently appre- Anjou (whose device it was), reigning King of ,:#j s.ijf$M®toe t. morning while I was doing my work, to the devi l, but to what distance the explosion the the to them (the magnTt-Jatest?)gift^e.^).ifte> Mjm«M$Be they arms in the 'clock, his premises were entered by means of hended. The horse left in the lane was not the Sicily, at the time when Flavio Gioja, the Neapo- r^^tTO^ contrary to her orders. I used to wear them over would do damage I cannot tell you." o had determined uj0n;mHK|fim*dn';iB-H»^fi f^t/ib'st!9J^ and ia I was cold. That happened The Rev. Mr. hia prefer- some person removing the cellar grating,, and get- ,same as that stolen from the stable at Bury, as the litan, first employed that instrument in navigation- tvQ mr arms became "Bennett has resigned of s tho event 9f M^^W^J--^ir>pgRWw '¦ >fo»fTOv*^B!NM \ - Jay, beaten ments m ting through tbe aperture, A Ya&t q^Dtfey wtfr ignsoser, it wa sawn, bad changed that one with /"Notes and Quiries, 71 t~.\1~; " :%>$:&! - l-J b*'^ '&f. " flCMiy cTery »«rwp£, I was besides tlial tbe Cfcnrcli tf EDatoak (¦ ;~ i &f- -'• ' :! ..- •---¦ hw i_j k* ! r X , \^:^ ^fe * • iVZ-¦ .i- r,; v >' J TThFM VW ~xf oy ,^SM T ¦ - " "-¦¦» " ¦ wt-a-^ ^V 'HTA ' R -' ' " .- ' ¦- " " ' P *™- H 1850 the National Charter Jane Parnell, with intent to murder ber —"\t ^ with take out of the funds of $ouce nold said he would accept f ANTERBURY v. ROME, and transmit it, along with ito substantial bail foP R * ' circumstance bat'ore Sir George Grey. Both C ©fiaitfet SttteUt gnui A ocSion £2, he mo- future appearance.- The bail, however eif the other subscriptions, to Mr. 0 Connor." T GUILDHALL.— Obstructing the Footpath.— wL codes faUinUj thoy were determined to hold the delivered his secon d lecture on every hand was forthcoming at the close of the court; andth and would hold the magis- Mr Ernest Jones Tnn ProvuioKAL Committee of the JNationai. tion being put from the chair, On Tuesday, J. J. Bezcr and Philip Martin were soners were therefore °' m«etin at all Uazwls, subject, at the Mechanic's Institution, roost- hearty cheers. The John Camplin, 212 , with carried away in the vac ^' " responsible for the result, should the above Charted Association hold their uaual weekly raised, which was followed by . charged by , City police trate*themselves cery-lane. Mr. Milne was called to tho chair, office, H, Southampton-street Strand, considered was a nmm, the pavement in Holborn THAMES.—A Wilful Boy. - John " , unfortunateoccur ; the magistrates being Chan ing at tbeir , next business which was obstructing , by carrying ¦ mb anvtbAng and briefly opened the business of the meeting. "Wednesday evening last; Mr. John Milne in Friday m tbe Christmas week, lacards, and refusing to quit ths pavement when aged fourteen, the son of a coalwbipper , & <> *% "possession, on their own showing, of evidence as on which will be held on p Wapping- > in sing Mr. Jones, who was greeted with great applause, the chair. Correspondence of a progressive ten- when a few popular friends arc expected to be pie- requested to do so. The prisoner Bezcr stating street, , was charged with afteS"' expected .iistabances and outrage, and refu e bills. It to commit suicide. For the last to to taKe in allusion to the numbers present, informed tb dency ffas read from Beverly, Clayton, Coventry, sent, which will be announced in future that the road was intended for foar legged animals, three wee'- 5^" to communicate it, so as to enable them. meeting that Messrs. Bezcr and Martin, who were Greenwich Deptford, Rider for a considerable possessed only two. Upon this he took had absented himself from school, and to protect themselves. The magistrates Doddington, Exeter, , and was agreed to send to Mr. whereas he absctm i ? measures to carrying boards, announcing tbe meeting, had heen Hastings, Harwich, Ipswich, Limehouse, and books, as soon ns possible tho station-house.—The defendant from his home on Saturday. On Sunday his replied that they would not permit themselves quantity of collecting the prisoners to {^ taken to the Police-station on a charge of obstruct- Stockport ; it was agreed that tho Emmptt's Bri- The meeting was then adjourned to Sunday the Bezer cross-examined the policeman , to prove that discovered him and took him home, when he remark upon the tenor of **« kffi^& pavement, whilst men carrying boards an- re- on Monday put to bed and chastised with a thin rope a3 that SS ing the gade and the Crovn and Anchor locality be 15th inst. The amount transmitted numerous similar obstructions existed in his beat, , on w . perfectlv aware of the duties nouncing other meetings, «fcc, were not interfered day collected without any without his inter- the lad jumped out of bed, rushed down circumstances^J^J? * quested to appoint, at their meetings, on Sun morning, and which was and had done so for months past ' stairs \ them under the grave J* °™£ with. This announcement was received with cries evening next, one of their members to act as scru- was £3 Is. 2d. . ' „. . _ fering to procure their removal. —Alderman Hum- getting out of doors, made towards the gency^nd they l isbed it canvass, Char-n Lonti ^^gSS^S, of " Shame." Mr. Jones then, in an elaborate ad- tineer of the votes received for the Executive Com- IIanlev, Staff oKDsmnE Potteries.—The phreys discharged the defendants, cautioning them Docks, and flung himself into the water, p™ ? * , , traced to a good work dentially Walker ^^te^ffSSi V«bHc peace : dress which occupied upwards of two hours mittee, and that the said scrutineer be solicited tists of this district have commenced as to their offending again.—Bezcr stated that he 44-5A wason tfiespot, and tes[, A ~ V the history of the Church from the Reformation -that of raising owing to him from his perilous position.—Mr ""--¦•° '" ""-'' r ". rre «ely that the promoters oi attend at the Chartist Office as above, on Wednes- in the true spirit of democracy. was not able to perform hard labour, . Yard lei- but ihcy ette C downwards, and proved , to the satisfaction of his chief from the questioning the Q f f " n^K0LiderablyJ added to the day evening next, December 18th, at G o'clock pre- fluids to assist in freeing our good rheumatics caught in the condemned c<;il at New- boy and finding" him very inVef?- the intended mee^^ iag to audience, that the English Episcopal Church was was instructed to announce step is not merciy gent, read him an impressive lecture on ; n b • not atwnd cisely. The Secretary fanga of the oppressors. Such a gate, and this decision would deprive him of his the cet difficnltic* of their I*- c mecthl„ wWch the direct opponent to tbe principles on which the that the accounts will be made up to the close of Jefferies and his satellites As he was not anxious to nature of the crime he had contemplated e t to show to the eminent means of livelihood. aiii i „w1 their sngg^t^ ^f^f obHtionabior They Reformation was founded. Henry Y11I. had only tho present year, that a fin mcial statement will be tbat the slumber of Chartism" is not an eternal break the law, he requested the Alderman's opi- mately took his father's bail for his appearandnee ' the> who had taken transferred the power of the Pope from Rome to sent to every locality as an example to other Mon day next. ^ °n ; i^j Sinf thTcmmitee then printed, and a copy s'een ; but it is also intended nion respecting the legality of his having a peram- , that time TO every ap- Loudon; he effected no change in doctrine, but throughout the country ; th:it in such statement .-h section must put their shoulders road. It was to adver tise a trul y SOUTUWARK.-Barbarous Treatment t«theoccasion suc- places, that e»' bulator in the t v 7C serious disturuar.ee, and that the merely clothed himself in the mantle of the will bo given the number of cards forwarded to each to the wheel, and » Go and do so likewise. Ar- valuable Chartist publication , entitled " The ovEB-nmvES . Beast.—William Thomas, a Smithfi u JSl SSw of aof must rest cessors of St. Peter. Romanism supported des- , a tea party and ball drover, was brought before Mr. S^ilillitv the consequences on locality, and the amount of money received thereof rangements have been made for Friend of the People," of which he would present A'Beckett cW„ IJ not on the magis- potism, whilst Loblardism was favourable to de- agents or sub-secretaries are Eve, m the People s with cruelty to a cow. Mrs. Ann tbosc who occasioned it, aud and, therefore, that all , to take place on Christmas him a copy, assuring him that its contents were ex- Hancock, the Iff mocracy. The Puritans denounced the doctrines of most earnestly requested to transmit their return s Hall, Brunswick-street ; the whole ot the proceeds, cellent, and that it contained nothing seditious nor of a surgeon, stated that about half-past tratcs. practised in London or Home; given thr Papacy, whether of the cards they have issued, and the amount re- which no doubt will realise a good sum, to be blasphemous.—The Alderman declined givin g an o'clock on Monday afternoon, as she was s'an i and their rulers sce'uig this, encouraged a return to to the Gen eral Secretary, or Court of Injustice at one of the windows 'of ho» house AXTI-PAPAL AGITATION. ceived on each, on towards the costs inflicted in a opinion as to the legality of the perambulator.— , her atteiit THE tha old forms of Papacy, and the Church of Eng- before Tuesday, December 3Lst—it is also re- by an unjust Judge. What ! Is every generous and Bezcr then applied for a summons for an assault was part icularly directed towards tho land continued to verge nearer and nearer to ' The seed that defend*!? TO THE COnPO KATIOX AXD quested, that all who aro indebted to the committee gratoful fceling blunted ? No, no. committed by 212 on his (Bezer's) wife.—This tbe who was driving a cow that seemed to be in al TUt OXEES' S VxEPUES Rome. Macaulay, in his History of England , and, for tickets or othenvis, will settle the same on or serpent s heart. Up ' bad condition , and scarcely able X^-irEKS ITV ABnUESSES. he has sown shall bruise the• Alderman, who appeared to think that the com- to movcalor * X the as an historian of the past he was unequalled, truly before the time above slated, as all defaulters will men of England ! The veteran patriot , length the animal fell down, apparently Imnoiin deputitions from Corpor.ition of Lion-hearted plainan t was not serious in the charge declined to fyom %hZ, ^ of Oxford ami Cam- said— " That the Protestantism of the Church of he published in tho balance sheet. The committee your aid ,—the general who never turneu ins Ho could not advise him how to procure exhaustion. The defendant then seizedI the Xoadon ^l the Universities England was a compromise between Royalty and asks grant. animal'* ¦ta Tuesday, hy the Great Wc-tern then adjourned to Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th. back on the enemy, and who has never forsaken remuneration for bis loss of time.—Bezer then ap- tail , and twisted it with great force, but finding ita. wei.t oa Papacy." Mi-. Jones then gave a minute detail of CORRECTED LIST. arc dangerous ; thi! - to present their addresses to you in the hour of danger. Delays plied for a summons against Mr. Spratswell , a had not the desired effect of making it r'ue from tho RauTrar,to Windsor, the various peaceful Struggles of the Puritans to friends who have been nominated , and every town and village ground Pasanir over the picturesque, and half- Of those hesitate not a moment,—let tailor, for bavins: bo.trd men obstructing tbe , he then dropped the tail down in a part nf the Oocou. obtain religious freedom , until oppression, exer- have consented to act as the Executive committee excel in kindness, and tho work is done, tho road where a quantity of sharp satiric description given by the Times reporter, of strive to thoroughfare in Holborn.—The Alderman stated granite m to the cised towards them, became unbearable, and the of the National Charter Association :—G. W. M. a few hours from the first announcement of a law, ana began to jump upon it with all procession from the rai'way station d spised Puritans In tbat be did not need a summons. All he had to do his mi^ht the following most. e , at Marston-nioor, dashed to Reynolds, G. J. Harney, J. Arnott, J. Grassby, J. tea party to assist Mr. O'Connor ton free trays Although the poor animal seemed b Castle, we proceed to give the " atoms the plumed chivalry of Charles I., and was to give the men into tbe charge of the police. y the heaving of ; address of the Lord Mayor Milne, W. Davis, E. Stallwood, E. Miles, E. Jones were offered and gratefully accepted by the commit- case attracted much attention. Ernest its body to suffer pain , from such extreme could have carried its endeavours, the revolution ing of those who were willing to is a copy :—"B. Smith, oilman, &c, 107, Fleet- approached him from behind , and 7— . Newcastle-uton-Ttne. At the usual weekly -*• would have been a nullity ; and it was tbe first He could not understan d why the Chartists were — street, begs leave to recommend the petition of one of them taking him by the collar said " Won " with much satisfaction tho renewed to meeting held in the Joiner's Hall on. the 1st inst., , 't " I accept oppose an attempt made by the citizens of London, dissuaded from joining the Socialists, who went f ar- William-La wrance, who was employed by me till you give us somet hing to drink ?" and before he proof afforded by your address of your attachment ther than themselves, whilst they were recom- the following persons were elected councilmen for an unforeseen accident happened by which his spine (witness) had time to answer he was " and to introduce Democratic features into the New , Angus , flung to tfie and lovalty to my person and government, mended to ioin the Financials, who did not go so far. the ensuing quarter : — James Watson was injured in such a manner that it will disable ground with some violence. While on the to the principles of the Constitution. The lecturer then reviewed the in- , , Joseph Eland, James ground of your steadfast adherence tervening space of its history until the present time, —Mr. Dunning seconded the motion.—Mr. Hodgson AI'Leod John Robertson him from work for the future, and be is now in the the prisoner struck him a violent blow on the face, constitution. clearly demonstrating that it had been an abettor moved as an amendment :—" That they adjourn Smith, William Murray, William Armstrong ; Mar- hospital. I have had this drawn out and sent it when witness grasped him b «• and ever will continue to DC, tin Jude, treasurer ; John Brown , secretary, 8, y the legs, and calling It his ever been, of tyranny and an encourager of vice, and that its until the second Sunday in January ."— Mr. Blythe round to a few gentlemen, in hopes of raising a out " police," held him until a constable came up- mv endeavour to promote the e fficiency, and seconded the amendment. They would by that time Harrison 's Property, Stepney-bank. It was re- to whom he gave him in Reformed Church, the whole dark history was unrelieved by a solitary trifle for the poor family of five children, who are charge. On exammir.» maintain the purity, of our instance of virtue or generosity. know the result of the adjourned meeting of the solved on the motion of Mr. Martin Jude, 'seconded thrown into the greatest distress his left hand trousers' pocket of which, under God, is by Mr. Jones then by Mr. Ridsley, that tbe committee bo appointed to through tbe acci- , he found that it waa supreme government adverted to the Revenues of the Church, showing John-street Conference, and the Executive would dent." This petition was alleged to be signed by turned inside out, and he missed from it 7s. lfJd. in law confided to mc; and it is h'~hly gratifying to mo also be elected. The Council had effected b its get up subscriptions for Mr. 0 Connor s Honesty silver, which adherence to its pnn- from the evidence adduced by themselves, that it y some of the leading men in the trade, for sunis va- bad been safe but a few minutes to- to be assured of your faithiul had an income of nearl publications much good, and if proper arrange- Fund , and that subscriptions bo received a.t the rying from £2 ; fore. Mr. Dawson line. y thirteen millions a year ' to 2s. Od, and witness believing the declared he had not spoken to xiple.-', doctrine, and discip .. .. . I in Engl.-ind and Wales alone, divided among about ments were made, relative to a change of speakers, Chartist reading-room, Joiner s Hall, which is open prisoner s tale to be nor seen anv females in the street "While I cordiallv concur in the wish that all from nine in the morning till ten in the evening on ' true, ga ve him 2s. 6d., and put at the time, anJ " seven thousand recipients, and that this euoruious in the various localities, they would become too his name to the petition for that amount, and he so near was he to his own house at (he time of tla classes of mv subjects should enjoy the free exer- powerful for any attempt at leadership.—Messrs. Sunday, and from seven until ten on other days of robbery that deter- sum was subscribed by four million persons, two then left the shop. Witness had since ascertained he had the street-door key in his hand , cise of t':eir rcliiiion, you may rely on my Fletcher, B/oomfield, and Sloeomhe supported the the week. The following persons are appointed to that the prisoner's statement was false.—Mr. James —The prisoner was rights of my Crown millions of whom dissented from its doctrines, but remanded for a week. mination to uphold alike the were, by compulsion , obliged to aid in its support. amendment. A District Council was as necessary assist in tho business :—P. Murray, bookseller, Tillycr, oilman, 321, Oxford-street, said, that or and t!:e independence of my people against all in London as it was in any other district ; although Green-market ; J. Watson, bookseller, Green- Monday afternoon of any foreign It is scarcely possible to describe the effect pro- , about four o'clock, the prisoner agressions and encroachments duced on the audience by this exposure of the the Executive resided in London, they were not jus- market ; M. Judo, Sandy ford-lane ; T. Forrest, entered his shop, and handing him the petition pro- power. ..vi r laringl fraudulent returns tified in spending tho general funds in solely agita- Railway-terrace ; J. Brown, Pottery-bank; James duced by Jas fc witness, said, " Mr. Eevell presents %mWt attt usettum * in the discharge of g y made by these men of " Your earnest endeavour the value of their property, and his con-equent de- ting the metropolis.—The Chairman in putting the Smith, residence forgot. his compliments, and wishes you to read it." Wit- your important duties, to train up the youth en- motion spoke strongly in favour of the utility of Stalevbridoe.—At a meeting of the members ness, directly he looked at IIAYMARKET . attachment to the duction of their unfitness to be directors of the it, told the prisoner he trusted to vour care in faithful education and morals of the nation . Mr. Jones the Council ; some slight jealousy existed in a por- held on Sunday afternoon , jn their meeting-room, fcnew Mr. Smith very well, and the petition was ' On Tuesday evening Mrs. Inchbald 's favourite truths of Holy Scripture cannot fail, under God's Quarry-street, High-street, the following resolu- conclude I, by eloquently appealing to bis audience tion of the Executive, relative to the Council inter- in his handwriting. The prisoner said it was, and comedy of Every One has His Faxdt, was revived here blc-ssins, to have a powerful effect in strengthening years' experi- tions were agreed to :—" That we send £2 to Mr. as to the value these men rendered to society in fering with their duties, but twenty that all the signatures were authentic. Witness wish great success, and will seve as an the defences of our Protestant faith, and in pre- him that its existence was essen- O'Connor's Honesty Fund." " That a tea party then sent for a constable and agreeable are justl dear return for their support, and contrasted tho trifling ence had convinced gave him in charge. source of attraction serving inviolate the privileges which y . tial to the prosperity of the cause in London,—The and ball ho hold in our meeting-room, on Friday, —The policeman who took the into cus- on the " ofi'-nights " during " -urn paid to our schoolmasters for their six hours prisoner to the people of this country. a day labour, wiien compared with the income of amendment was carried by a considerable majority. January 3rd ." " That the discussion class esta- tody, deposed that, on the way to the station, he Mr. Maeready's engagement. On the whole, it was Cambridge deputation was led to the throne blished by this branch and open every Sunday The the parsons for a few hours of doubtful utility —The Chairman then announced that a Ball , (prisoner) said he was sent by Mr. Smith with the well played, though some of the actors appeared to hy Prince Albeit, as Chancellor of the University. held in that room, under evening, be open to thepublic free. " durinir tbe week. Rigby Wason, Chairman of the and Concert would be paper. Witness subsequently went to Mr. Smith's, display too strong a taste for the serious ; a "Her Majesty read in reply, " with great delibera- the patronage of the Council, on Tuesday, Decem- Manchester.— On Sunday evening, Decem ber and that circum- Tot-hill Fields Visiting Magistrates, had proved that gentleman said he knew nothing about stance which is not difficult tion and decided accents :"— ber 17th. Mr. Fowler had always accommodated 8th, Mr. Daniel Donovan lectured on " Protection, either the prisoner or the paper and that his name to account for at a time loyal and dutiful address. crime bad increased four hundred per cent within , '• I thank you for your the last forty years. A starving people would them without desiring remuneration, and he Homo Consumption, and Emigration," to the satis- which was attached thereto was a forgery.—The when the same individuals are engaged almost pate in your expression of grati- faction of his hearers. After the lecture a vote of " I fullv partici never be a religious or an educated people ; they trusted they would not forget his kindness.— prisoner, in reply to the charge, said he was very nightly in the performance of tra gedv. Mr. .Daven- tude to Almishty God for the blessings he has been thanks was given to the lecturer. On Monday must first educate tbe belly, then educate the On the motion of Messrs. Bly the and Brisck, sorrj, but be was out of work , and distress induced port, for instance, who has lately plaved Brutus, pleased to bestow upon this country, and I rejoice the Democratic newspapers were requested to call evening the council assembled in the ante-room of him to write the Othello, Falcoubrid iven of the zealous mind ; first give them the beef, then tho book. If paper himself, and that the names, ge, and many other character in the proofs which have been g upon all the metropolitan localities to elect fit and tho ball, and after transacting local business a with few exceptions were forgeries.—Mr. Bingham of equal importance * attachment of the English people they wanted to put down crime they must take , , appeared last night as Sir and undiminished away the temptation. Poverty was the cause, tbe proper persons as delegates to the ensuing Council. reply to Mr. Jones's letter to the Manchester Coun- committed the prisoner for three months, with hard Robert Bramble hero light to the principles asserted at the "Reforu.ation . fa of " comedv,""- and, effect was crime. On sitting down the lecturer was An account of tbe income and expenditure was then cil was agreed to, which will be found in another labour. although he played with much earnestness While it is my earnest wish that complete free- , Council was a place. and " immensely applauded. Several pergons requested read by which it appeared that the BOW-STREET.— Counterfeit Coin.-H. Hart jud gment, a want of buoyancy, and an entire ab- dom of conscience should be enjoyed by all classes few shillings in debt. The Somers Town and Whit- Norwich.—At tho weekly meeting held on Sun- was finally examined charged with uttering coun- sence of the power hold the him to publish the lectures, and commented on the , to seize the salient points of of my subjects, it is my constant aim to up ' Mr. Jones in re- tington and Cat delegates immediately paid their day last, the following resolution was adopted :— terfeit coin.—A clerk from the office of Mr. Powell, humour, were observable and extend the usefulness of. tbe non-attendance of the press. , throughout. Mr. Cooper just privileges sponding to what appeared to be a universal feeling, quota, and all localities that are in arrears are re- " That this meeting having heard the circular the solicitor for the Mint, atten ded , and said he personated Mr. Irwin—an unfortunate Church established by law in this country, and to which was sent from tho Star office , trentleman stated that he would comply therewith, aud get quested to discharge the same.—Mr. Brisck moved, do form a com- had instituted inquiries about the prisoner, and whose fortunes are ruined in consequence secure to my people tbe full possession of their following motion :— mittee to assist Mr. O'Connor in paying the law of a mar- them printed and published. and Mr. Blyth seconded , the found that ho was employed at a lodging-house in riage unsanctioned by his wife's family—and was as -ancient rights and liberties." . Bezek in a humorous address, detailed tbe •« That it is tho opinion of this Council , that the expenses. That we appoint the 23rd of December Broad-street, and that he was considered an honest sad and lugubrious as mover and seconder of the corporation ad- Mi" , could be desired by the most The arrest of himself and Mr. Martin , and a collection, late Executive deserve the thanks of the Chartist to receive the same, man.—The prisoner said he found all tha pieces ardent worshi ppf-r ofthe tragic muse, Mrs, dresses, and distinguished members of the universi- body for their exertions, especially considering the Bihminguam.—At a meeting held on Sunday Warner It was generally amounting to eighteen and sevenpence was made, to wrapped up in some papers, while he was making was the Lady Elinor, and her power of expressing ties, "kissed hands" on retiring. defray any fine that might be inflicted . small means which they have had wherewith to night, it was resolved :—" That we. the Chartists one of the lodgers' beds.—The clerk said he had no depth of passion, remarked that her Majesty looked very well, though also approves and Land members, combined with maternal devotion , A vote of thanks was given to the repoi ters of carry out their object. This Council having heard the circular relat- reason to disbelieve that statement.—Mr. Hall said was exerted with considerable force and eft'ec:. .somewhat flushed , and various opinions werc- ' of their decision for calling a Conference in May." ing to Mr. O'Connor, ou . the Bradshaw case, do the prisoner had not acted like a professional demeanour of Lord John the Northern Star and Reynolds Newspaper for their Solus—a n old bachelor whose mind is constantly passed with respect to the attendance ; also to the Chairman and lecturer. —Mr. Wheeler having obtained permission to speak, form a committee to collect subscriptions for the smasher, or .he would not have carried so "Russell, who had stood with his finger on his eyes many vacillating between a determination to take unto Y7c should have given a longer report of this in- thought it unwise in them to come to a vote upon above purpose. After hearing a statement from counterfeit coins in hia possession. He should give himself a wife and an innate and with downcast head during the greater part of the latter portion of tho resolution. Their locali- Mr. Town , of Dodford , in reference to the payment dread of the conse- ied by" the address and re- structive lecture were it not from a knowledge that him the benefit of the doubt and discharge him. °uen.ces—was P,a)'ed hy Buekstone ; and it need 4hg time that was occup it will be speedily published ties had not expressed any definite opinions, and ofthe rents, a committee of three was appointed Stabbing.—II. McCarthy was charged with l In the satirical disposition which the occasion , and we trust will stab- hardly be said that a character so susgestive oi p y. theu be in the hands of all our readers. they should not impair their usefulness by mixing to investigate the affair, and report to a meeting of bing J. Clarke. The wounded man was unable to humour found a evoked it did not escape some good-humoured com- themselves up in a party question, and thereby, in Land members, on Sunday next, at seven o'clock. most amusing, if not a very pro- magnificent hall in which the attend in consequence of the injuries he had re- found exponent. Mr. Howe played ment that in the Castbrbort versus a measure, dictate to the next Executive.—A ma- Birstal.— W. Chadwick, of Manchester, deli- ceived.—About two o'clock on the hen-pecked the portrait of a Cardinal Home.—Pursuant to the pro- Monday morning the husband , Placid, with much ease, a nd a due sense luncheon was spread mise I made in the Lecture-ball, on Monday even- jority of the delegates having stated that they could vered a lecture on Sunday last, on " The present prisoner entered an eating and lodging-house of the (Gonsalvi) ornamented one extremity, and the por- of the re- ' , No. ridiculousness of his position ; and Miss P. seemed to ing last, and in answer to letters from Thomas not vote in favour of the latter portion and future prospects of Europe." The lecture 12, Great Earl-slreet, St. Giles's, a common resort Horton enacted trait of a Pope (Pius Tif.) tbe other, and Young, solution without consulting their localities, it was gave great satisfaction. his termagant wife in a manner deputations The of Leicester, from Exeter, Norwich, Man- for mendicants and others. The prisoner, who ap- which showed that she smile indignantly on the Royal chester, Birmingham, and Reading, I beg to say 1 withdrawn, and the vote of thanks to the Executive We are sorryth.it want of space will only allow peared to bo intoxicated had well studied the art to laced there when the Waterloo , became very troublesome, conceal her art. Th o comedy was received with portraits had been p will most gladly publish my two Lectures on tho carried unanimously.—Mr. Brisck brought forward us to give the following brief notice of Chartist and used very offensive language. Clarke Hall was first decorated. About two o'^ clock all the case of the twenty-six Hungarians and Poles who re. great favour throughout , and at the fall of the cur- tbeir above subject; but, as I cannot afford to incur a loss transactions this week. sides in the house, desired him to desist,'and told tain there was sufficient the members of ttc deputations had taken by so doing, I must postpone this publication until meeting at the Queen's Arms, Commercial-street, Exeter.—On Monday night resolutions were him if he did not applause to warrant its resumed its ordinary quiet do so he should turn him out. The occasional repetition. leave, and ths Castle I have ascertained that I shall have a sufficient Whitcchapel, and requested the localities to assist adopted , calling on the Manchester Council to obey prisoner became worse, and was ejected from the number of readers to cover the expense. To be them, as well as their brethren in Turnmill-streot. the will of the majority, on the Conference ques- house. He then commenced pulling down the assured of this, I would request those localities or —Mr. Brisck moved, and Mr. Dunnage seconded , tion, and to elect an Executive." " That the Pro- shutters, and when A' Clarke came out he drew a clasp QUEEN' TO THE CHARTISTS OF E5GL&3D, individuals, desirous of having the lesture, to write a vote of thanks to tho reporter of the oreftcni visional Committee extend the time for the return knife fyom his pocket, and struck him a violent S THEATRE. IRELAND, AXD SCOTLAND. to me to that effect, addressed to " Hardwick Star, f or his attendance and faithful reports. Of their of votes to the 1st of January." " That the Execu- blow with the blade upon his ri A new drama was produced on Mondav nis'r.t ght thigh. Ono of entitled Lodge, Moscow Road, Bayswater, London, " stating meetings. — Messrs. Stallwood, Sloeomhe, and tive be requested to publish in the Northern Star, the lodgers came to Clarke's assistance , Captain John luck, Ihe niei-c,' which should others supported it, which being carried, Mr. and Reynolds' Newsjyajj er a list of the votes for tbe , and was is founded Brother Chartists,—At a time when we the number required, and, also, how the copies are , s , stabbed in the mouth. Clarke bled most profusely, upon tho religious prosecutions of be the most united—when we should be the moit to be forwarded. Wheeler briefly replied, and the Council adjourned Executive, in each locality." *' That the new and was removed to King's College Queen Mary, was well received. There aro, how- until the second Sunday in January. Executive call a Conference as speedy as possible." Hospital, and ever, always determined to obtain the principles we advocate— It is proposed to publish the lectures in four ia now in a very precarious condition. The prisoner two sides to a question , aod a glance and .when we should be promulgating those princi- weekly numbers, and as cheaply as can be done, to New Eastern Literary Institution, Morpeth- Thanks were voted to tho old Executive. A com- was remanded. at history, — from the slaughters of Essex (tho we Bethnal Green.—Mr. Wheeler subscriptions for ples through the length aud breadth of the land, pay the cost of printing and publishing. street, Green-street, mittee was appointed to collect WESTMINSTER. nte 0f tho " v"'ffi" Queen," ) down to tho about where and when a Conference lectured here on Sunday evening, upon tho '' Con- the Honesty Fund Eighteen shillings were col- - Protection to Omnibus Itathcormac»?k are squabbling Several friends at the conclusion of my second . Travellers.—Henry Kite and murders—would furnish scenes suffi- be held. Away with such difference, when lecture, and since, by letter, have volunteered to dition of England Question," and entered into a lected by a member, from men who were not Dennis Lcary were ciently blood Should chargeu under the following circumstances y for the lovers of tho marvellous. the great leader of our movement states that it subscribe money to pay for tho printing. I beg variety of details, showing the grievous manner in Chartists, through his reading the report of the :— Without entering into a discussion on this subject and William Miller, conductor of a Brompton omnibus is requisite a Conference should be held, and that respectfully and thankfully to decline their offer. which the working classes were oppressed Bradshaw trial. stated bore, we can say that the drama is full of interest , as speedily as possible. You who have acknow- Ersebt Jones, plundered, and that nothing less than a complete Hull.—Mr. E. Taylor lectured on Sunday tbat while bo was in tho Gunter's Arms, last, Fulham-road, on Monday ' is effectively put upon the static, and the parts are ledged Mr. O'Connor to bo the leader of our 12th December, 1850. social as well as political change would ever place after which it was resolved tint the holding of a evening, the defendants well supported dressed as labouring men, " by the corps dramatique. A laugh- movemen t for years ; if he has not your confidence them in their true position. The chair was ably Conference be decided by the majority. A committee took thoir seats in his able farce, called the Red Conspiracy followedrin , why this difference of filled b who delivered bus ; a third, their friend, was about apeak out at once ; if he has y Mr. Hlingworth, some very was formed to receive subscriptions for the Defence when to enter, which Mr. Manders represented the principal cha- ? The men of Manchester are as well quali- pertinent observations respecting the proper ma- Fund, All communications to be complainant objected on account of his filthy opinion national lianu company addressed to condition, added racter. The Castle Keep, or the Lost Heir, in which fied to call the Conference as tbe men of London, or nagement ot such Institutions, and expressed his Mr. G. Candelet, behind Glass Blowers Inn, Hull. to drunkenness, which latter was Mr. II. Smith and his dogs appeared true of all three. Upon this defendants , closed tho elsewhere, and vice versa. Manchester has been Barnslev.—A large meeting of members was held strongest wishes for their prosperity.—Mr. Archer, Hastings.—At tho quarterly meeting of members commenced evening's entertainments. We understand that ac- Chartism for years ; a series of annoyance, tried to drag acknowledged the centre of at Mr. George Utley's, on Saturday night last- in a very eloquent and pathetic speech, supported on Sunday last,.the old Executive were re-elected, the conductor tive prepara tions are being made for the produc- Conference there ? Some the views taken by the lecturer, and was much ap with the addition of from the step, and to pull in their friend ; and then why not hold your Frank Mirfield in the chair, when it was resolved:— Mr. E. Jones. It was resolved, while , tion of " The Model Christmas Pantomime London, and the time of the plauded.—Mr. Stokes also spoke on the same sub- " That the calling a Conference »be left doing so, damaged the fittings of tho carriage " persons have stated " That each paid-up shareholder should pay six- to the Exe- and deterred exhibition as most preferable ; but, in my opinion, pence towards defraying the expense incident upon j ect, —The usual votes of thanks were given, and cutive, and that a meeting be hold on Sunday even- passengers from entering.—Defend- -O- ants, who comp lained that it is not. What have we, as Chartists, to do with winding-up the affciirs of the Company." Eighty- the meeting adjourned . ing to discuss tho propriety of voting money to the they had been ill-used, ROYAL POLYTECHNIC Siieffiblo.—On Saturday evening a public meet- said that they wove in pursuit INSTITUTION. -the exhibition ? Ours is the cause of justice, and five at once responded to the call, and £2 2s. Gd Honesty Fund. of a lost dog, aud it During the the exhibition ? In 1S48, which was ordered to be forwarded to Mr' ing (called by placard ,) was hold in the Democratic Stockport. — Mr. G, Mantle, was important that they should travel in company. past week Dr. Bacbhoffner hns bee'* what have we to do with was paid, of Manchester, iney engaged in delivering when a few men called a meeting in Manchester, Rider. A long discussion took place upon the Temperance Hotel, 33, Queen-street, to consider lectured on Sunday evening to a large audience naa one dog m tho carriage, and the excluded .a series of highly interesting . friend had lectures oiv tbe The ia which the whole people were to be represented , failure of the Land Plan. There was not a person tho position of Mr. O'Connor with reference to the Iu answer to a question after the lecture, he denied another in lift arms,—The magistrate Electric, or Voltaic, Light. 's Bench trial ; Mr. Aaron Hi said three principal agent made it was responded to from far and near, without a present but exonerated Mr. O'Connor from all late Queen gginbottom having moved an amendment at Manchester when drunken men and two dogs were not to use of by the lecturer for .'!»• again ? Those tilings are in the chair. After reading the placard, and urging Mr. O' Connor was there. he tolerated in a public conveyance, and fined them illustra tion of-. his discourse 's pat«'-5 quibble ; and why not blame, and expressed their sorrow at the mon- electric , was Allman fresh in my memory, and I hope you have not for- those present to be up and doing in the matter, Mr. is, each for the assault, Kite to pay in addition the ligh t. -The interim whieh has elapsed sine* strous ingratitude be has received from the wicked the hrs gotten them. Then prepare yourselves for the allottees, who have refused to pay the just demands W. Holmes moved, and Mr. Collings seconded, the damage sustained by the conductor. t introduction of the subject to ihe juib?-^ The Plate Robbbry.—Acquittal of Sirrell.— notice coming Conference, and that we may have a good of the Company. The chairman read the circular following resolution, which was carried unani- At tho Liverpool WORSUIP-STREET. , at this institution, has been arduously J*' mousl "That all the members of tho Land Com- assizes, on Thursday, Wm. Ma- -Cuarge of Fiaoxr Br a voted to and full one, is the sincere wish of your brother from the Star office , relative to the O'Connor De- y :— cauloy and T. C. Sirrell Railway Clerk.—Wm. Syers, a clerk in the perfecting this extraordinary acent, whi^; Chartist. pany belonging to this branch he requested to pay were tried, the former En- it may be safely laced fence Fund. Every man believed it to be his duty charged with breaking into tho quiry-office at the goods station of the Eastern augured , will be speedil y p Rochdale, Dec. 10th. B,. G. forthw ith one shilling each, sixpence for the winding dwelling house of m a practical position. Great attention has l' to assist in the good work. Five shillings and six- James bisher, and stealing various articles of plate, Counties Railway, in Brick-lane, Shoreditcb, was -^' pence was collected in the room, and a committee, up, and sixpence for the defence of Mr. O'Connor ; charged with wise oeen bestowed upon the solution ol tin- d'*; a committee of six and the latter with receiving the articles, knowing embezzling various sums of monev : with power to add to their number, was constituted and, further, that members the property of tho company. cult problem of perf ect continuity. Heretofore, '-''' bo elected to see to the full carrying out of the them to have been stolen . The trial concluded —James Twiss, cashier FATAL Accidesi at Booth's Distilkhy.—On to attend to that business. Tho meeting was ad- shortly after seven o'clock, Sirrell was Acquitted to the company, proved that it was the duty electric light has been subject to so much tiM 'f' workmen were ' same." The following portions were duly ap- , lowi of thn t:on ! Thursday four employed making journed until next Saturday night, at seven o clock, and Macaulay was found Guilty . Sentence l» er to rawer an account daily of the tnn« that anyth'nir like an useful application ° '[ in a well, the wooaen supports across which to give to all persons an opportunity of paying their pointed :—Messrs. James Whaloy, Thomas Ash, ,, could not be arrived at. However the leaf"'"' repairs Joseph Hill , Thomas Lye, and Aaron Higginbottom deferred. jrA-- - , 1 in a decayed state. Suddenly tbe one on which share of the levy to the Laud Company. . A system or persecution doctor, on tiiis occasion , d id not seem to duul't- 1* ' vere On the motion of Mr. John Jefteries , Mr. G. Cavill has been Commenced the men were standing gave way, and three of them Leeos.—At a meeting held in Mitchell's Coffee by~the Con ference inquisition of ^ft WJSf-Jgthis consummation had been achieved , fro:.'. th eW' j beneath, wa^ unanimously elected treasurer, to whom all t ho Wcsley nn '* feU into the narrow gulf to a depth of House on Sunday, it was unanimously resolved:— pai\y.; for a kfng time they havo marked tho of the light, burning continuously for one hoiir- The fourth-a -young, vigorous " That Mr. O' Connor or the trusteesof the National subscriptions must bo sent. After a considerable tvades- Th-U about sixty feet. of members bad paid meu who took part in" the reform movement a half in the theatre of tho Institution. ^' stage sinking, and clung to a portion Land Company sell or mortgage one of the estates number in their quota, and by 1 ^ man—felt the usual thanks being given the chairman , threats as to tho withdrawal of custom , and by taiul y speaks much in favour of the ii'.wii u ^". wooden frame left projecting from the well to liquidate the expenses of winding up the said the. tke lighc g iving a of the meeting was adjourned to Sunday evening. At the withdrawing custom ; but now the system is being gent, and should the expend ^'"-f,. * side till a rope could be lowered to him. Aided by Company. carried into the villages rate, all illuminatin g power yet known 'mil '"' search of his companions, Swindon. adjourned meeting held in the above room, Mr. A, ; tho labouring men who ip:SSSSL was fet down in —At a general meeting, the call made attend reform f this he meetings, before its brilliancy and beauty difficulty, rawed to the sur- upon members for winding up the Company was Higginbottom was again called upon to preside. and take part in the reform . who were, with some approved , i . Hague had read . the whi-j movement are being turned out of «m,,Ic-y, Zami taken to Bartholomew's Hos?i al, where of, and the holding a Land Conference After ii' letter h the to see were found to be in was condemned. Executive had placed in tho Star respecting the iU win ter s starvation will not make them spring 5 one o?tbcm died. The others converts o I'riuted by WILLIAM RIDER, of No. 5, Muont-iV.'' * , state. Deceased was a young Chartists of Shelficd , Mr. Thomas Rook awed, and t conference religion ; aiid the men who AND '-: -il'^' a serious!? iniurod do these mmm^iC\SSZ y^MW-fleorge llopwood , a in the pumh of St. Aune, Westminster, at '.lie '' " \'{ his Buck, the financial things qnd «bad to suffer hy Mr. It. secretary, seconded, the profess to inherit the spirit of John 0 ?'0 in AanoVptace omce, it>, ureal WuKlu uIl-stren , IJnyuwi'KiT , m -»;\ ,,„ w andUkair|lb. da ! a l 9 llfe ollowing resolution:— Wesley, who ' . Hack- , , , i > '' * > an(1 oar *h9l» is but f ''That the best answer ire honoured human conscience, and made SSJKn^Sd ,H W0' d of \Vest«iinct«-. for thel ru|irie -o-, rKAKG '!-S . ' '- ' * .; t plfr. a £™dav repeatedr i,—Z»M' "fe ' at the ;S °/ his wife. were placed j; : ' a «% nail. can givo to tho above is, that this meeting dp i'ghh- .ninwelf¦• poor to. succour tho .needv . J 8toa-/«v/ ba x ? ' Esq. M.l\ , und publish ed bv t e s»'ii u' i : -M '' '' ' .J - ««•»} the OfiVejn. the »ame etre : and pa-.;,-':. -W*- cutosf Md wounding a young wmnnnaiD